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Thursday. January 9, 1958
Family
Council
Phillip S. My wife should
call it quits with my sister-in-
. law.
j Margaret S. I'd have to
call it quits with my brother,
(too.
I
-! Phillip S. My' wife really
j makes life tough for herself
ana me.
The person she dislikes
most in this world is the one
she goes far out of her way to
please. That's her sister-in-law,
Selma. Margaret has dis
liked Selma from the start,
but she does all kinds of fa
vor for her. She spends an
endless amount of time and
trouble, to say nothing of
money, getting little gifts for
Selma and running errands.
Selma always gets on Mar
garet's nerves, but Margaret
insists on inviting her when
ever we have groups of peo
ple over to the house. After
wards Margaret has crying
fits on my shoulder because
of something Selma said to
her. Why not call it quits?
Margaret S. Phillip talks
just like a man.' He has no
feelings at all.
My brother and I were al
ways very close because we
are only a year apart in age.
I always looked forward to
our being the best of friends
even after our marriages.
Naturally, I wanted to be
friends with my sister-in-law
too. I'm not going to give up,
because if Selma and I call it
quits, I may just as well call
it quits with my brother.
But Selma sure makes
things hard. If I buy her a
gift, she goes out and buys
one for me and then she is un
friendly as she was before.
She is a spendthrift, but she
always tells me that I over
paid for things. She high-hats
my friends, but hers are no
better.
The Council: Phillip is
right that Margaret is making
life tough and handling things
in an irrational manner, but
he is wrong to think she can
just blow all the trouble away
by "calling it quits." Emo
tions are involved here, and
as long as this is the case,
Margaret can't blithely drop
the whole issue.
Margaret should realize,
however, that she is ap
proaching things from the
wrong angle. She has decided
that she dislikes her sister-in-law,
yet will do her best to
win her friendship. Selma un
derstands Margaret's attitude
and accepts the gifts and fa
vors in the spirit they are of
fered. She'll buy a gift in re
turn, but the feelings on both I
sides remain uncnanged.
If she wants to win her sister-in-law's
friendship, Marga
ret should first try to like
Selma. This may seem hard
at first, but she should recog
nize that it needs to be given
a chance. Margaret should
make an active effort to see
the good qualities in Selma,
possibly the qualities which
attracted her brother. She
should try to find interest and
inclinations of her own that
coincide with those of her
sister-in-law. Gradually, she
will find that there is some
basis on which to build a
pleasant, lasting relationship.
Once there is a little genu
ine liking between the two
women, Margaret will real
ize it is not necessary to go to
extremes to offer tokens of
friendship.
(Copyright 1957. General
Features Corp.)
Full Speed Urged
For Atomic Plane
Washington IP) Defense
officials Wednesday were urg
ed to order full speed ahead
to the Air Force's atomic air
plane and keep a Navy study
from causing a "whirlpool of
indecision and inaction."
Rep. Melvin Price (D-Ill.),
chairman of the congression
al atomic energy subcommit
tee on research and develop
ment, warned further delay
through "senseless" rivalry
could make the U. S. lose the
race with Russia to be first
to fly a nuclear-powered air
plane. Price accused the Navy,
which is working on an A
powered seaplane, of attempt
ing to "take over" a large
part of the Air Force's pro
gram. He said the Air Force
now was prepared to use an
existing plane with an atomic
power plant to get it into the
air sooner.
But he said the Navy's
study might cause a three to
four months delay.
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what it would do to me, and
my marriage I would gladly
have stood what pain I had
and what flooding I had each
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was causing no symptoms. Un
fortunately, there are still a
few surgeons who think, by
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Tigard Man Lands
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Portla'nd (IP) George Shay
of Tigard escaped uninjured
when he landed his light
plane on an unused stretch of
the Banfield freeway here late
Wednesday.
The plane was slightly dam
aged. Shay said he was flying
from Beaverton to Vancouver,
Wash., when the plane's en
gine failed at about 2500
feet.
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her backache. From my ex
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chances of helping the woman
with the operation are mighty
small. Every Christmas I get
grateful letters from women
whose womb I once saved for
them. Perhaps they enclose
pictures of two or three lovely
children whom they would
never have had, if years be
fore,! hadn't said. "If I were
you, I'd wait." Their letters
make me happy.
I so admire those many sur
geons who today say to many
a woman, "No surgery for
you," and who say this even
when they know the chances
are she w.ill go elsewhere and
get someone to perform the
operation she thinks will cure
her nervousness. It would be
wonderful if our women only
knew that there is no opera
tion that will change a sickly
Pomeranian into a powerful
bulldog!
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38 Plagues
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