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10 MAIL TRIBUNE, Medford, Or. A Friday, May 1, 1959 Move Expected To Check Violence at Kentucky Mines Lexington, Ky. (UPD A fed eral agency plant to ask for court injunctions to itop vio lence that has caused two mine operators to move out of the strike-bound eastern Kentucky coal fields. Petitions for the injunc tions, citing 71 charges of il legal secondary boycotts, 87 charges of mass picketing, and threats of violence by United Mine Workers members, were to be filed in Federal Court by Jerome D. Fenton, Nation al Labor Relations Board gen eral counsel, against the UMW in the 53-day-old strike. Shots From Ambush Jack Blair, of Whitesburg, the last operator trucking coal to the Roland P. Price loading ramp at Mayking, said he had closed his operation- and is leaving Letcher county. ' Blair estimated 200 shots were fired from ambush at the loading ramp Wednesday. "I have been shot it, my equipment has been shot at) my trucks have bullet' holes in them, my .wife has been threatened, and I can't take any more," he said. He plans to move his operation to Nor ton, Va. . V.; A minor dynamite blast at the tipple of the B&H Coal Co. near Cody in Knott coun- They'U Do It Every Time By Jimmy Hatlo Ask .Any body in THE Photo business the people you'd think would w4nt THEIR PICS . BACK PRONTO AOS VERY UNDERSTANDING- But get A LOAD OF THE PRINTS YOU. BROKE YOUR NECK TO GET OUT IN A HURRY UtfT TiP TO -V2 p '-5 v. i-iib-, i VOtAi. HAVE T TUAYLL BE AVL RI(5rr-ffC4N YOU WAIT bSmaftsq ) rrs pictures op aw pjj on me? this is ri TOMOQy-j ACCIDENT THEY'RE J ARUSMOOBX Elk OKy ? yfsRSQ MV LAwyR- I MUST HAVE EM 7 LOVELV OF W k? CAT? ASJO LOOK AT J? HAVE AN TWLiSj THIS ONE-SHE'S ENLARGE- I VKAJTW j ACTUALLY M MENT OF- J 27rJ VJV ) e jji " fcJ. - - 13w3. iicg rmham aphKat Ice. Warid right, rww(d 1 ' V ty caused an estimated $500 damage to a coal chute. About 2,000 National Guard troops were called to the strike area April 24 by Gov. A. B- Chandler after earlier violence and two strike-connected murders. A Perry county operator, who declined to be identified, said he sold his mining inter ests last week because UMW activity kept him from oper ating'. He said the truck mine op erators cannot agree to the union demand for a $2 pay Salem (UPD Senate bill 78 providing two additional cir cuit judges in Multnomah county and one in Marion county has been passed by the Senate. 1 day wage increase and con tinue to operate, but that they might sign a modified wage demand. . The UMW also Is demand ing observance of the 40 cents per ton payment to the union welfare and retirement fund, and no handling of non-union coal by union miners. House Votes To Recall Cigarette Tax Measure " Salem - (DPD - The Oregon House has passed, on a mo tion by Rep. Clarence Barton (D-Coquille) to recall to the House the 3-cents-a-pack cig arette tax. The bill is now in the Senate.. 7 .'. '-" The Family Council Editor'! note: The aul council consists ot a judge a psychiatrist, three clergymen, a newspapei 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 Washington -(DPD- President Eisenhower has , exempted Canadian oil from mandatory restrictions on imports of for eign petroleum products. Mrs. K.M. Nora is rude to my friend. Nora M. - Why should I have to put up with him? : Mrs. K.M. I am a widow' in my 50s living with my youngest daughter, a girl in her'mid-20s. - About a year ago I met a man who is interested in mar rying me. I don't feel that I want to marry him. He does n't have the appearance and manner I like in a man and he has many personal habits that annoy me. But Jim , is pleasant,, good company and very considerate of me. He is also very thoughtful of my daughter. Here is the problem. My daughter, Nora, is rude to Jim and. resents his presence in our home. She tries to run out or lock herself in her room when" he conies. I want her to stay around " because this will prevent his getting any wrong ideas. She would be . sitting in the living room watching TV anyway. ..',' Nora M. 1 certainly do resent Jim. Who. wouldn't?" He makes himself rightat home in our place with no consid eration for us. He'll take off his j acket and loosen his tie just as though he has already moved in. Of course he al ways says "May I?" first,; but he doesn't even see my nasty look when I say, "Make your self perfectly at home." . It certainly makes me sick to have him hanging around. I don't give a darn if Mom goes out -with him. It's her business if she wants. to date characters like that, but why should I have to put up with him? . What annoys me most about Jim is what my mother calls his "thoughtfulness" of me. He brings me little gifts for special occasions. It's as though he is trying to buy my good" will or something. The Council: Mrs, K.M. is making an unfair demand on her daughter and Nora is tak ing it out on Jim in a cruel and unfair way. Mrs. K. M. is, in effect, ask ing Nora to act as chaperone and we certainly don't blame the girl for resenting this. A woman in her 50s should be able to act as her own chap erone. If she feels unable to cope with Jim's advances she ought to get rid of him or see him only for outside dates. It is possible that Mrs. K.M. wants' Nora around more as a restraining influence on her self than for Jim and the girl senses this. It is probably dis turbing to her to think of her Lmother as a person not com pletely in control of herself. At the same time it makes Nora '.-iel "in the way" as chapercnes always are. They are there to prevent an in cident that is desired by their charges. Nor do we blame Nora for objecting to having a man who doesn't really belong make himself at home in her living room. But her sarcasm is ineffective as well as nasty. It would be so much better if she would courteously come out with the truth and say, "I'd prefer that you wouldn't" when he asks if h.e msy remove his jacket - It seems to us that both Nora and Jim are getting a rough deal here because of Mrs. K.M.'s lack of honesty. Apparently she is attracted to this man . and finds that he offers certain conveniences. She encourages him to ex pect more from her than she is willing to give. If she is not interested in marrying him but only in keeping his friend ship, she should let him know. However, we suspect that he is a diamond in the rough, and could get over some of his boorish ways if he were SHEET PLASTIC In 12-16-20 FOOT WIDTHS Light and Heavy Weights Gives Complete Weather Protection 1000 of Other Uses DUNHAM'S Open Evenings Till 8 . 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