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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-
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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
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