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desserts or tasty
snacks. Take
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today . . . You'll
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3
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303
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Sauerkraut
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WINNING HANDILY with specially built Scarab, Lance
Reventlow sits with friend, Jill St John after getting
checkered flag at Laguna Seca sports car race meet near
Monterey,' Califs He is son of heiress Barbara Hutton.
The Family Council
Editor's note: The Family Council consist of 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 doe
not give advice; it merely reports on problems that have been dealt
with by responsible agencies and counselors.
Mary S. - I am not taken
seriously on my job.
Mrs. L.S. - She shouldn't
care about that.
Mary S. - I am 19 and a
fairly popular girl. My only
problem is my job - or I
should say jobs. I have had
abbut six of them in the last
year. In some cases I was fir-ed-in
others I left. But it was
always the same problem. I
was never really given any
thing to do.
Wherever I work I am not
taken very seriously. I'm not
a bad typist, but I need ex
perience. How am I ever so
ing to get it if men tease me
about my work and women
are impatient? The big bosses
never really get to know
whether or not you can do
anything.
I am not a flirt and I dress
quite conservatively and ap
propriately for the office so I
don't see why I should be tak
j en for the kind of girl who
i couldn't do a decent job. I am
j serious at heart about my jobs
i because I expect to be work
j ing for another two years at
I least. My mother thinks I take
this problem too seriously.
Mrs. L. S. Mary is a love
ly, sweet girl and has loads of
friends and I feel she should
just have a good time out of
life now when she is free. I
was married young and had
two babies to take care of
when I was her age, so I know
what it is to be tied down by
responsibility.
This is why it hurts me to
see that Mary is so unhappy
about her jobs. Whenever she
loses a job she comes home
and cries for two days. She
feels that nobody believes she
is good for anything and she
is ashamed for her friends. I
have tried to convince her
that there is nothing to be
ashamed of. Men simply find
her attractive and they are
more interested in her than in
Walnut Market
Order Explained
Corvallis Small-volume
growers of English walnuts
are free to sell directly to
consumers without going
through federal marketing
order inspections required for
commercial sales, reports an
Oregon State college market
ing specialist.
Up to 500 pounds unshelled
or 200 pounds shelled walnuts
may be sold directly to con
sumers through roadside
stands or other direct sales
methods without inspection,
says Roland H. Groder, OSC
fruit and vegetable marketing
specialist.
Marketing regulations for
the 1958 crop permit only 91
per cent of a grower's total
production to be sold through
retail or other commerical out
lets following inspection by
the state department of ag
riculture's inspection service,
Salem.
Groder says any buyer
planning resale of walnuts
may be asked to show a cer
tificate of inspection or other
evidence that nuts were in
spected. Purpose of the regula
tion is an attempt by growers
to stablize prices. The surplus
withheld from domestic mar
kets will be sealed and chan
neled later into export or oil
manufacture. Groder says the
marketing order also assures
that only top quality walnuts
go into domestic markets.
ON THE MOVE
New York-dJPD-One out of
every five persons in the U.S.
one year old or over will have
changed his place of residence
during the year ended Oct.
31, 1958, according to the Gas
Appliance Manufacturers as.
sociation. It said "the moving-
est people in the country are
westerners, 27 per cent of
whom pulled up stakes last
year. Next came southerners,
followed by residents of the
north central states and then
I those in the northeast.
her work.
Just the same I think it's
terrible that men insist upon
bothering a nice girl who is
honestly interested in her
work. Mary should be given
at least an even chance to
prove what she can do. She'g
never had that.
The Council: Everytime
Mary is hired she is given "at
least an even chance to prove
what she' can do." Even a mo
del is not employed on ' a
purely ornamental basis. It
takes know-how to handle any
job properly and the em
ployee is expected to have
that know-how or to gain it as
quickly as possible.
Mary shows that she has
some serious desire to prove
to herself and others that she
is a competent person, not
merely "a lovely, sweet girl."
She can be both, but the road
is not always easy and Mary
should recognize that she
must back her wishes by
some discipline and will pow
er. Mrs L.S. is wrong to dis
courage Mary from making a
strong effort in this direction.
It is really no great compli
ment to a girl to get fired be
cause she is so attractive she
can't be taken seriously. Too
many attractive girls are tak
en very seriously on their
jobs.
We would suggest to Mary
that she discard the rather
babyish role in which her
mother sees her and try to
act out the role of her own
ideal an intelligent and able
young woman, who is ready
to put forth the best in her.
If she thinks of herself as
this kind of person, she will
begin to look and act the part
and she will easily convince
others. She should always
remember that others will re
act to whatever social role
she appears to be playing and
if others do not take her ser
iously, it can only be because
something about her suggests
that she does not expect her
self to be taken seriously.
(Copyright 1358, General
Features Corp.)
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