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0 o O o O O C) o o a v.j - i . 2w By Jimmy Hatlo GA-GJr TH4T W4 rt GOO' WRITTI W T"OSt GREAT HOT jC9 RTTtPi bunny t Siww FouRsoiowRrrRsV' it tax four of them to get opt "'WEE wos N Wfl ' i i i rrs r - Bw SONG tf WHY CAN'T TVIEV Hrf"7 Y--ri.rf 1 CLL-rT DON'T TAKEr-t OPPlE"? WtKsJ iJ r iSf'A' 1 ' THE DISC J0CKEV4S I lwlX H h UHES TO WE KZW O " 8 ' 71m 1.7'-' The family Council Editor! note: be family Coriacll consists ot a Judge, a psychiatrist. Ihrea clergymen, a aewspaper editor, a womrn's editor and two writers Each article a itimary ot an actual reaort Tbe Family Council does ant five avic; it aiarely reports on probleass tkat aave aaea dealt with by rairSuk1 WMcias afii aaslor- Edgjt . Her plac is in the home. Mfircia . But I love to get qut of th house. Biar . My wife and I have bfen mag-ied nearly six year nd have three yoiftjg children. You'd thing that woil$ fee about enough to ke3 any woman busy but not my wife. Marcia belSngs to two clubs and tht Aurcl choir as well. She runs herself ragged doing things for tW organizations and sj?end half her mornings on the telephone chatting with the $irls. Thenowhen I come home she tries to wrap an apron around me and tells me to delp her with dinner. I read an article by a doctor that said no red-blooded male should do this. These articles in news papers and magazines tell how Ameripn men are becoming a race of weaklings because of dominating females, and I don't intend to &t it happen to me. A woman's place is in the home and nowhere elst. , Marcia A. Yes, I guess I'm just one of thoe awful mod ern American women they're all writing about. I love to get out of the house. A man is allowed to say he's glad to get out of the office, but if a woman says she's dy fSg to get away from the home and children, everyone jumps down her throat and says she's no real woman and she's ruin ing the race. I love my kids, bless 'em. I'm not crazy about house work, bSt I do it and I don't complain, either. Sometimes I break up-the day a bit with a telephone chat. Maybe I do it too much, but then I'm the loser. I have to rush twice as hard the next day. I'm not trying to dominate my husband or wrap him up 3n apron strings. Does it real ly make him less of a man to help get dinner twice a week when I go to meetings? Tgi Council: We don't go Disjrici Governor Speaks at Rotary Leslie ti. White, Albany, district governor of Rotary International, told members of the Medford club Tuesday that th organization in 110 countries and geographical regions is united in an en deavor to promote interna tional understanding, good will and peace. ,0 Rotary International has sy awdiuea grams totaling more than $2,600,000 in the past 11 years through its program of student fellowships, which enable outstanding college . graduates to study one year m countries other than their own. o Since0 1947, when the pro- lfram was established, 1,076 fellowships have been award ed in65 countries fort study i 43 countries. White said. CgarlesReynolds, a graduate of Albany High school and student at Stanford univer sity plans U enter the Uni versity of Zurich, Switzer land, as a Rotary fellow from this district. The Medford club ha been active icooperating with th American Field Srvic to bri a student from a foreign country to live with IScal family while studying at Med (3prd High school. This year, a young man from Portugal will livwith Dr. and Mrs. B. Brandt Bartels 'of Valley View dr. while attending Mtd ford High schools. O 3 Olympia (ITD The Attor ney General's office has taen steps toward the recovery of an 2sJparei shortage of $M, 733.85 ijt the Wall Walla city clerk's offio. ' . O along with the currently propangandized notion that a sharp line must separate men's activities from those of wom en. The work allotted to each sex is a variable thing that changes with different genera tions and societies. Individual couples within the socety of ten arrive at their own ar rangements which are more satisfactory to each partner than the prevalent mode. .We don't believe a man loses his manliness when he puts on an apron, but if he feels he is endangering him self in any way, we would recommend slacks and a sport shirt when he gives his wife a hand in the kitchen. We can almost guarantee that contact' with a pot will not in itself endanger anyone, but weeping and wailing about one's sad plight is cure to tiir down boh self-respect .nd the rspect of children. Vt cannot judf whethtr e no Mrcia i fuiffilling air of r MpSonsibilities in tht omi. Tfcat Ts something only she a& htr husband can de cide, but we certaialy think her desire to get away from the home should be satisfied within reason. And that means without placing too great burden "on her husband. Some ccoperation, on Ed gar's part is necessary, and we think he should recognize that . it is worth it. Despite his sweeping pronouncement, we do think he would like a wife whose place was in the home "and nowhere else." In societies dominated by this idea, it was also the man's custom to seek feminine com panionship outside- of his home. His wife 'was a rather unendurable companion. American men on the whole prefer to make companions of their wives and wouldn't be happy if the women suddenly decided to retire. into a harem like feminine world. (Copyright 1958, General Features Corp.) par. HARRY M. WARNER, 76-year-old movie producer, ho died of a celebral occlu sion Friday night. He, with hit brothers, founded the WaratF Brother Studio. California Woman Cited by Police Bertha Elizabeth Essen preis, i7, of Haywood, Calif., was cited for failure to stop at a stop sign after state po lice investigated an accident in the Gold Hill area Tues day. No injuries wera report- The Essenpreis car struck a pickup driven by Lilian Perl Lamblyn, 21, of Richmond, Calif., at the intersection of Sardine creek rd. and Black well rd. The Lamblyn vehicle was headed north on Black well rd. and the Essenpreis car was west bound on Sar dine Creek rd. The Essenpreis car wen over 20 foot enbankment after hitting the pickup and was seriously damaged, of ficers said. The Lamblyn pickup truck was towed to Grants Pass. PREPARE MODERN YOUNGSTERS FOR ACTIVE ''"111 with Holsum Children love meal time -when lunch boxes include better tasting sandwiches.' Nutritious Holsum Premium Quality Bread always means extra good flavor! Student Tastors Utilized In OSC Food Study Plan Corvallis Student "taste testers" can serve as conven ient and reliable "stand-ins" for Oregon consumers in food State college research shows. Fourteen foods were tested by students and by Oregon families to compare food pref erence opinions. Foods tested were blackberry jam, cheddar cheese, barbecued potato chips, chocolate chips, tomato juice, graham crackers, sliced pickles, tomato soup, butter, shelled filberts, green beans, canned peaches, applesauce, and corn. According to Mrs. Lois Sather, food technologist in charge of OSC flavor studies, student opinions in most cases reflected consumer likes and both groups showed strong preferences for the same foods. Between 120 and 180 stu dents tested the foods in the college "flavorium" labora tory. A total of 230 families in Portland, Astoria, Corvallis, Albany, Salem, Medford and Klamath Falls, took part in the home survey. All family members over six years of age; tested foods and recorded their opinions. Nearly 700 re- TOO MANY 1EAUTIEI Madison, Wis. fliPD Gov. Vernon Thomson said Tues day Wisconsin did not send a representative to the Miss Universe contest "because there are so many beautiful girls in the state, it would be too difficult to pick just one." CRACKDOWN ON PARENTS Budapest, Hungary (UPD Hungarian parents may be put in jail for not sending their children to school regu larly under new plans pro posed by Hungarian education al authorities, it was reported today. sponses were received from families on each food. Families tested paired food samples, such as Grade AA and C butter, listed their opin ions, and indicated which food they would buy if the price were the same for both samples. Scientists and producers both feel the need for con sumer acceptability of food products, says Mrs. Sather. If the consumer does not like the food, he's not going to buy it at the store. OSC's flavor testing pro gram includes nearly 200 student testers hired each year MAIL TRIBUNE, Medford, Oregon, Thursday, July 3T, 1958 7A to determine preferences for ed my the departments of sta certain foods. tistics and food and dairy tech- The OSC study was conduct- nology. a A Snae. to Win! 60YDS BIG OUTDOOR SNAPSHOT CONTEST tU 7-U $1,500 SEASWIRL BOAT & TRAILER SfPit $1,200 AUO HOUSE TRAILER x 3v P; $250 KODAK MOVIE OUTFIT "P&U THRU $17.95 KODAK CAMERAS EVERY WEEKI CampUt cenlasl ruin at yaw gracars. ' Moll MptkH Kk BOYD COFFEE CO.. P.O. 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