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Portland, SF Push Fair Plans Portland-OT-Both Portland and San Francisco are going ahead with plans for their trade fairs in 1959 regardless of conflicting dates. San Francisco's decision came in a letter to Portland Mayor Terry D. Schrunk from the Bay city's mayor, George Christopher. "I personally see no con flict between the two fairs because persons and exhibi tors coming west can attend both," Christopher said. The letter which reached Schrunk's office Monday also bore the admission that Port land's fair "appears to be un der civic sponsorship." The San Francisco fair will be privately sponsored. Dates set for the San Fran cisco fair are June 4 to 14, which will overlap with the Portland fair which begins June 10. Mayor Schrunk sent Mayor Christopher a protest letter last week. Schrunk said his chief con cern was for exhibitors. He said the two fairs will work a hardship on foreign coun tries. "They may find it hard to choose," he said. 53rd year Medford Tribune 2nd SECTION MEDFORD, OREGON,. WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 1, 1958 Pages 1 to 6 Three New Fairview Building Plans Okayed Salem-IUPD-The State Board of Control has approved preliminary plans for three buildings at Fairview home. The buildings would cost an estimated $1,500,000. U. S. Marines Land Big GunsonQuemoy Taipeh, Formosa -(CPU-Un ited States Marines landed on Quemoy with eight-inch how itzers and turned them over to National st Chinese artil lerymen, informeti sources in Taipeh said Tuesday. The sources said the Mar ines landed the self-propelled eight-inchers at night about 10 days ago and set them in position where Nationalist gunners could reply to Red artillery that has pounded the Quemays since Aug. 23. The Nationalist Defense Ministry, without mentioning any new type of guns, report ed today Nationalist artillery destroyed 13 Communist guns and four fortifications Mon day. The American - supplied weapons, described as deadly accurate and with a range sufficient to hit any of the Communist gun emplace ments shelling Quemoy, were installed during a barrage by the radar-controlled Red ar tillery but there were no American casualties. The U.S. Indian school in Phoenix, Ariz., has students from, almost 20 tribes. Georgia-Pacific Signs For 5-Cent Wage Boost Portland-OD-An agreement for a five-cent hourly pay increase for some 3000 mem bers of the International Woodworkers of America em ployed by Georgia - Pacific Lumber company was an nounced Tuesday. Portland Vetoes Driver Training Portland-(UPD-The Portland school board has refused to institute behind - the - wheel driver training in city high school curricula. Board mem bers said they did not con sider such training a proper function of the schools. The state Legislature has provided a fund of S20 per child for driver training in the schools but Portland school authorities estimated the training would cost closer to $50 per child per year. The board stood firm against the arguments of such organizations as the Highway Lifesavers committee which called the program a vital step in the direction of traffic safety. The Family Council Editor" not: The Fimllj Council consists ol a lodge, m psychiatrist, three clergymen, a newspaper editor, a women's editor and two writers. Each article s a summary ol an actual report The Family Council does 've "'ice; it merely reports on problems that have been dealt with by responsible agencies and counselor. Elsie R. I don't want to repeat the mistake. Bob G. I don't want her to deceive my friend. Elsie R. I am eneaeed tn be married in two months?. Mv boy friend had to go to an other part of the countrv in connection with a iob-trainins program and I stayed home with my parents to wait for ms return. His friend took me out sev eral times, and I appreciated his attentiveness. We forgot ourselves one night in his apartment, but I resisted all his efforts to repeat the oc casion. Even though I sliDDed once, I do not want to be pro miscuous and unfaithful to Ed. Now his friend, evidentlv bitter at me because I will not continue the relationshiD with him, insists I am no good and 1 nave no right to marry my boy friend. He threatens to tell about the illicit incident in order to prevent the mar riage, but he still keeps call ing me, asking me to go out with him and making de- : :;.' 117 So. 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I contrived it .be cause I suspected Elsie could not be faithful, and I proved my point. I would have no further in terest in Elsie if she did not insist that she still intends to go ahead with the marriage. I do not want her to deceive my friend. The last thing in the world I want to do is to tell Ed that I had an affair with his girl, and I would not tell him any thing about it if she would agree to break off with him, I feel she is being brazen be cause she thinks I am bluff ing. In a way I am, but I may be forced to make good on my bluff. I am convinced that if Elsie thought I just wanted to play around with her some more, she would have no scruples about going ahead with me. The Council Elsie has cer tainly gotten herself involved with a queer character. Bob has enough things wrong with him for him to be far more concerned about himself than his friend. He is obviously badly upset because Elsie puts her purple evening with him in the cate gory of a dumb mistake. He would prefer that she attach more importance to his role in her life. : In addition to his extreme egoism, Bob suffers from a highly overdeveloped strain of hypocrisy. He cannot give up the pose of sacrificing his morals to save his friend it om bad marriage. We wonder how this do-gooder would feel if he knew someone else were obliging him in a similar manner. Elsie has been too wishy- washy in her handling of this extremely difficult and mixed up character. She must tell him off very plainly and re fuse to talk to him further. She would be running a risk, but she has no alternative. Elsie has made a stupid mistake and is now forced to take a bold risk. There is no way for her but to throw this man out of her life for good. (Copyright 1958, General Features Corp.) John Day's. Exploit Recounted in Paper The latest exploit of John Day, Medford rancher, hunt er and mountain-climber, was recounted in the Portland Oregonian's "B-Mike" column this week. Day, who began mountain climbing less than two years ago, was visiting at Red's Horse Ranch near Cove in the Wallowa mountains last week, when he decided to hike to the back country near Steamboat lake, a trip which usually takes three days. "B-Mike" reported that he was accompanied by "Red" Higgins, ranch proprietor, on horseback, and they left at 5 a.m., returning 17 hours later after Day had hiked 56 miles, 20 of it through snow. Higgins said a horse had to be pushed hard to cover 20 miles in this mountainous area in a day. Day has climbed 32 major mountain peaks in the last 14 months, most of them in the Cascades and Sierras. Sludebaker 'Lark' Auto Introduced South Bend, Ind. (WD Studebaker - Packard Tues day announced a new, smal ler car and said it would be called the "Lark by Stude baker." Studebaker-Packard Presi dent Harold E. Churchill said the "Lark" would join the "Silver Hawk" as the com pany's offering for 1959. 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