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A MAIL TRIBUNE. Medford', Oregon, Tuesday, August 12, 195S SWINGING ABOARD SHIP at Southampton, Britain's challenger for America Cup, yacht Sceptre, starts journey to United States. Race is scheduled for September. Tired of parking a "battlewagon"? Y, GO Gambler NOW 7TH IN SALES Easy to Pork, So Economical1. mw ; u mm i r- j ; mm 1 1 " taJUmc, Rambler is selling more because it gives handling ease. Save every mile you drive people more of what they want big car save when you trade, Rambler is first room and comfort, small car economy and in resale value. See your Rambler dealer! LEA. MOTORS Bartlett at 5th, Medford The Family Council Editor's note: The Family Council consists ot a Judge, a psychiatrist, three clergymen, a newspaper editor, a women's editor and two writers. Each article is a summary of an actual report. The Family Council does not give advice; it merely reports on problems that have been dealt with by responsible agencies and counselors. Laura M. I don't want to give up the fight for my husband. John B. She has no right to sacrifice her sons. Laura M. My husband and I have been separated for the past two' years be cause of his affair with anoth er woman. We have two sons, 19 and 20, and my husband has contributed well to our support. Up until now I have refused to cooperate in granting my husband a divorce. I saw no reason to make things easy for him after the way he treat ed me. Now, however, my husband says if I grant the divorce he will go all-out in his help to the boys. He has promised to take them into his very successful business or to set them up in businesses of their own. Otherwise he'll do noth ing for them. Maybe I'm being foolish, but I still feel there is some small hope of winning my husband back. I don't want to give up yet, but my brother thinks I'm wrong. John B. I don't see how there can be two ways of thinking about it. Laura has no right to sacrifice her sons just to try to get her own way about this thing. A man who has been separ ated from his family for two years isn't going to come back. In fact, I wonder whether Laura would really want him back after all the bitterness that has occured between them. I don't see how they could ever resume normal married life again. If she would get a divorce, Laura might think in terms of getting married again and building her life over. This way she just broods about the Standard's local buying means good business for more than 26,000 "hometown" suppliers Our shopping list covers everything from adding machines to zinc Almost any ' item you can name from commonplace things like pencils, paint, pipe, printing to ' the less ordinary like binoculars, badges, blankets and burglar alarms is on our 50,000-item shopping list' Here in the West alone, last year Standard was a good customer for more than 10,000 suppliers of goods and services, to whom we paid more than $250,000,000. This was an important factor in the business health of many western towns. When a sum like this goes into circulation it spreads out in all directions to support Jobs and payrolls. It helps assure customers for thousands of enterprises, both small and large, including Standard. That's why we make every practical effort to buy locally it means better business in the communities we serve. 4 ipi fl llP 1' Progress in theWest means Cl1 "ft&2tMB t I I I I I I jfJEfefi , Encouraging the growth of local fl CjtTT? NfcEl, , L-) 1 1 ! I I t ZL r business to help provide jobs for a 4 J VLpgjS jjj J 'g" J pop" predicte o incre t.T. S. Cenms Bureau projection: California. , ' Oreson, Washington. Idaho, Nevada. Utah, Arizona and Alaska, Hawaii estimates. , STANDARD OIL COMPANY OF CALIFORNIA plans ahead to serve you better injustice that was done her and lives in a hopeless dream of getting back a man who doesn't want her. I don't think her sons .will ever be able to forgive her if she throws away their big chance like this. The Council: John offers some reasonable arguments, yet we do not believe his con clusion is necessarily correct. Money is a great tempta tion, but this is blackmail. There is no reason to suppose the money that flows so easily from a muddled source will benefit these young men in the long run in terms of their personal happiness. These sons may be better off if they set out to make their own ways in the world. We believe Laura can ex plain to her sons why she is making a decision which seems damaging to them at the moment. If she sincerely felt there was hope of recon ciliation, she would certainly be doing a grave injustice to them and herself by becoming a partner to the deal her hus band offers. 1 On the other hand, Laura is foolish if she is focused purely on the matter of mak it hot for her husband. The damage to herself is much more serious than any. damage she can do her husband by pursuing this line of thought and feeling. She must try to free her self from brooding self-pity, spite and senseless daydream ing and think in terms of cre ating as full and happy a life for herself as she is able. Then she will know better hosv to act best in her own interest and that of her sons. Laura's decision about the divorce should be based on rationality and sound princi ple, and she must try to rule out the temptation simply to accept a bribe. (Copyright 1958, General Features Corp.) Eugene Man Named NW Parks President One Girl Entered in National Road-E-O Washington (UPD Mar lene Haller sets out today on a major mission trying to prove that women drivers are at least as good as men. The pretty 18-year-old bru nette from Taft, Calif., is the only girl contestant in the na tional safe driving teen-age Road-E-O. The 51 contestants are chosen from the 48 states, Alaska, the District of Colum bia, and the territory of Hawaii. The Road-E-O is designed to give young drivers the op portunity to prove their abil ity to drive safely, improve their driving habits and atti tudes, and to stimulate com munity interest in high school driver education programs. ' The contest began Monday and continues through Thurs day. The events include a personal interview, a written examination, a special test which measures attitude to ward safe driving, a psycho physical examination, a road check and skill tests. Interior Burned In Cleaning Shop Interior of a frame build ing being used for a rug clean ing business at 319 Jeanette st. was burned out in a fire Saturday night, city firemen reported. They said the fire, which appeared to have started in the south side of the structure, had "gained much headway when first observed by Mrs. Bernice Garrison, 329 Jean ette St., "who gave the alarm. Neither the occupant of the building, Harry Basnyian, nor the owner, John Schuster, was present at the time of the fire. The scene was being checked today but origin of the blaze was not yet determ ined this morning. Firemen kept the fire from spreading to three adjacent homes. Klamath Falls Boy In Good Condition James Otis Hankins, four-year-old Klamath Falls boy, who was injured in an auto mobile in Klamath Falls Aug. 1, was reported in good con dition at Sacred Heart hospi tal Monday morriing. The boy, son of Mrs. Alice Hankins of Klamath Falls, was struck by a police car when he darted from behind a concrete wall into the street near his home. He is reported to be suffering from head in juries. The Eskimo village of Kotz ebue, Alaska, holds an annual complete with foot and boat races, acrobatics and dancing contests. There's a beauty contest too, with entrants wearing fur parkas instead of, bathing suits. Spokane, Wash. (TPI A Eugene man has been elected president of the International Northwest Parks association. W. Riley Matsler, superin tendent of parks at Eugene, was declared president at the final meeting of the 1958 as sociation conference in Spo kane Saturday. Elected vice president was Walter Wirth of Salem. Wirth is superintendent of parks at Salem. New secretary treas- Youths Turned Over To Juvenile Court The three youths who ap peared before Judge James Main in district court Mon day, Aug. 4 on charges of petty larceny have been re manded to the juvenile court, records show. The district attorney re quested the transfer because of the youths' ages when the crime was committed. Judge Main signed the transfer order last Friday. urer is Robert A. Nicholson, superintendent of parks . at Surrey, B. C. The new president told about 60 delegates that fi nance is one of the most dif ficult problems facing public recreation agencies today in the development of park and recreational programs. Reddington Renter Of Burned Property Ernest Reddington was rent ing the property in the Reese creek area where a farm house, barn, two cars and 19 acres of grass burned Satur day, a state department of for ady, a state department of forestry spokesman reported Monday. Earl Woods was listed as the owner. 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