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They'll Do It Every TO7SwrWO- WArTU. THE WETTER- V 7l DIDN'T 7 iJS Tl 'mV NEWTWINftS- Y$&1 WEIGHT SEES WHAT J KNOW SUE 7 Sr cTTcpEDffro 1 fior "R MEr ss f liked base-t 1 5v7fBlroREWE PftH ALWAYS CRAB8NA80UT 8AU.-S10N&, I f ISR THewSsf JX NEVER TAKE HER ANY- - ELMO-- J SHOULD TAKE A CRUISE- J ft ffiV SSfeRSNnOT V yft 1 j The Family Council Editor's note: The Family Council consists of 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. Lucy G. - She threatens to tell my parents if I don't. Carol S. - They might let her marry him. Lucy G. I recently made the mistake of telling my se crets to an older cousin who has just gotten married. t -t a i 1 1- x dill iu aiiu nave uccu su ing out with Tom, 18, for the past two years. We have had relations, but I am sorry about it and have refused to go on that way with him. He says he is in love with me and wants to get married, but my parwU don't like him and want to break us up. I was all upset one day and told my cousin Carol every thing and she threatens to tell my parents if I don't. My par ents would kill me if they found out. Isn't Carol in the wrong? Carol S.r-1 think t h a t if T - X 1. U xiuuy s parents iuicw uic whole story, they might be 'willing to let her marry this boy. Alter all, she might be come wild now that she has been intimate with Tom. Lucy's parents don't like Tom because he comes from a broken home and has pecu liar ways. But he is a hard working Doy ana ne seems to really care for Carol. It would be better for her to marry him than someone who might find out about her and hold it against her for the rest of her life. ' Lucy doesn't realize I'm Just trying to help. The Council: Carol may be right in trying to persuade Lucy to tell all to her parents, but we don't think she is right Easiest Doll This miss is sure to delight a little girl. Use straw yarn or rug cotton for her hair. Beginner easy, even if you have never sewn a doll. Pat tern 7382: directions for doll made of man's Size 12 sock, pattern for pajamas. Send Thirty - five cents (coins) for this pattern- add 5 cents for each pattern for 1st - class mailing. . Send to Medford Mail Tribune, House hold Arts Dept., P.O. Box 168, Old Chelsea Station, New York 11, N. Y. Print plainly NAME, ADDRESS PAT TERN NUMBER. Our 1959 ALICE BROOKS Needlecraf t Catalogue has many lovely designs to order: crocheting, knitting embroid ery, quilts, dolls, weaving. A special gift, in the catalog to keep a child happily occupied - a cutout doll and clothes to color. Send 25 cents for your copy of the book. Time . J- in threatening to go over the girl's head to reveal the con fidences given to her. It would be far better for Carol to suggest that Lucy go to some other older qualified person if she has reason to be afraid of her parents. There is no doubt that Lucy needs the help of an understanding older person and in some cases a doctor or clergyman can fill the bill better than parents. Adolescents, how ever, are often mistaken about their parents' ability to face such problems. Unfortunately, Carol is too young and confused herself to know what to do in such a case. She doesn't realize that a hasty, foolish marriage is no solution to past errors, nor is it a guarantee of future good conduct. On the other hand, there is no reason for Lucy to "become wild" simply be cause she remains unmarried until she matures. Lucy should realize that the future is in her own hands. She has lost certain very fine possibilities because of her mistake, but she certainly hasn't closed the door on hapoiness and a decent life. She should not feel pressured into marrying Tom simply be cause she. thinks there is no other way out of .her problem. (COPYRIGHT 1959. GEN ERAL FEATURES CORP.) lo). WASHER This model features mous filter-flo action. clean wash and economi cal operation see this Washer. Washer Only 198 00 USED REFRIGERATORS Priced from x USED TVs Some with New Picture .$5770 Priced from By Jimmy Hatlo XuST BEFORE THE BATTLE . MOTHER-OR- THEM THE FUN- 8E6AM lO MARGE' ano KENNY", ,i AHowwocorcJ California Guests Top Visitors' List California still provides the largest number of out-of-state visitors to register at the wel come stockade on the Siski you summit, according to Ernie Hood, Jackson County Centennial Association coor dinator. As of Tuesday morning, 13, 000 persons had registered. Washington state follows Cali fornia, with Canada third as to out-of-state guests. Among the visitors there Sunday was Dr. Walter Du clois, professor of music at the University of California at Los Angeles, who is the west coast reporter for the "Voice of America" foreign radio broadcasts. Dr. Duclois, who was in the area looking for subjects to be included in future broad casts, was referred to the Ore gon Shakespearean Festival in Ashland by stockade per sonnel. Later that day he held an interview in French with sev eral of the Festival actors which was tape recorded for transmitting on the "Voice of America" broadcasts. Centennial officials remind residents that Centennial stickers and souvenir 59er pins are available at the stock ade and the Centennial head quarters in Medford. The present calendar year makes an error by gaining one full day in every span of about 3,000 years. o) You Save More at the BARGAIN STORE. During Home Appliance Com pany's Bargain Carnival be sure and see the BARGAIN STORE SIDE SHOW of Values. WASHER, DRYER COMBINATION Regular $369.00 NOW $356.00 fa- For - WA45IS USED AUTOMATIC WASHERS no Priced from Tube USED RANGES $CT70 Priced from News About Books From the Library Interest in all aspects of art is apparently growing. It was recently reported that last year more than 400 books were published in the field of fine arts-a record number. This figure was 100 more than the total 10 years ago. Many of these expensive and beauti fully illustrated volumes, both 1958-59 imprints and the pub lications of earlier years, are available at the Medford Pub lic library, according to Mrs. Jane R. Baker, Jackson county librarian. The history of art from the beginnings of man to the pres ent day is covered in a num ber of new volumes. One re cent work is "The Praeger Picture Encyclopedia of Art." Other titles include Horst Jan son's "The Picture History of Painting from Cave Painting to Modern Time," Alexander Eliot's "Three Hundred Years of American Painting," and Everard Upjohn's "History of World Art." New Volumes Several new volumes are available on the art of various Asiatic countries: Peter Swann's "An Introduction to the Arts of Japan;" "The Folk Arts of Japan," by Hugo Munsterberg; Robert Paine's "Masterpieces of Korean Art;" "Chinese Art." by Lubor Ha jek; and Cyril Bunt's "Russian Art." Two recent additions to the art reference collection are the UNESCO publications, "Catalogue of Colour Repro ductions of Paintings Prior to 1860," and its sequel bearing the same title which deals with the period from I860 to 1957. Mrs. Baker reports that a 15-volume reference "En cyclopedia of World Art," published by McGraw-Hill, will be gradually added to the library's collection, vol ume by volume, beginning next fall. It will include all the fine arts and is expected to take the place of many smaller works which would otherwise have to be pur chased. Do-It-Yourself Do-it-yourself aspects of art are represented by such books as "Oil Painting for Every one," by Frank Slater; "Mak ing Watercolor Behave," by Eliot O'Hara; "Oil Painting," by James Bateman; "Tech niques of Painting," by Henry Gasser; and "Sculpture, Tech niques in Clay, Wax, Slate," by Frank Eliscu. Additional new titles on art include "Modern Art: A Pic torial Anthology," edited by - i ;1 ' 4 1 I Mod.! DA 420S no $i 9 Charles McCurdy; "American Folk Art," by Ellen Sabine; "The Louvre," by Germain Bazin; "Changing Face of Beauty," by Madge Garland; and "An Atlas of Anatomy For Artists," by Fritz Schider. With the exception of the reference books, any of the above titles may be obtained by request through the Jack son county library branches, or at the Medford headquar ters library. tan , 1 1 1 j&i: j ACCUSING her of miscon dust with Holland's resigned defense minister, Frederick Lek files divorce suit against Mrs. Lek, of La Jolla. Calif. Fly Tying Exhibition Set For Thursday A fly tying exhibition and class will be offered by the Medford Recreation depart ment Thursday, Aug. 8 at 2 p.m. in Hawthorne park. Bob Dorig, a Hedrick Junior High school student, will give the demor rEtioi and ii struc tion, assisted by Mark Rams by. Dorig has been tying flies for seven years. Anyone interested in fly tying, young or old, is invited to attend and participate. If they wish to take part in the class, they should bring a couple size 6 or 7 hooks, feathers, a strip of nylon thread and a pair of twee zers. The demonstration and class will be held in the arts and crafts area at the south end of the Hawthornie park ing area. The area is near the restroom facilities. DRYER To complete the set your BARGAIN STORE has the matching Dryer. See these beauties today. Dryer Only 158 00 USED DRYERS $Cft00 Priced from 1 KENMORE 1 EASY SPIN WRINGER WASHERS too ea. Janet Leigh Shape, Reporter Notes By VERNON SCOTT UPI Hollywood Correspondent Hollywood -(CPD - Janet Leigh, starring in her first movie since the birth of her baby eight months ago, is in better shape (36-23-36) than she was before the stork be gan flapping around. The blonde beauty obviously didn't allow motherhood to louse up her curves. Husband Tony Curtis, who stopped by her dressing room for a quick kiss, observed, "she has the best figure in town. She gets more wolf whistles now than when we were first dating." Janet, dressed in a skin tight leotard, unhesitatingly agreed. Unemployment in State Increases Salem -(UPD- Insured unem ployment rose about 5 per cent in (Oregon last week as 8.247 persons filed for unem ployment compensation bene fits. David H. Cameron, com missioner of the Employment Department, said this was far below the 17,422 claims of a year ago. About 78 per cent of the current increase resulted from women applicants laid off in food processing industry. But the department said that with the green bean season fast ap proaching, this condition should be reversed in the near future. The only f orseeable factor which might increase claims in the next few weeks, Cam eron noted, would be an ex tensive woods closure due to fire danger. At present woods workers have experienced some cut-backs, but no wide spread shutdown. Post offices in New York and Chicago account for about 15 per cent of the total postal revenues. Mars turns on its axis about once every 24 hours and 37 minutes. If You're Thinking About ... 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MAIL TRIBUNE, MeJfera', Or. 9 Wednesday, Auf. 5, 1959 A Court Jury Returns Verdict of Guilty A verdict of guilty was re turned Monday afternoon by a district court jury against Ira H. Imhausen, 19, route 3, box 180, Medford, on a charge of failure to stop at the scene of an accident. He was sentenced to 10 days in jail but he was released on $150 bail set by the court. Imhausen had pleaded inno cent and the court was noti fied that the case would be appealed. The incident occurred on June 9. Only about 2.4 per cent of the petroleum produced in the United States is used for mak ing lubricants. of Insurance! Ph.SP24S95
