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(tubes carrying sperm from the testicles to little reser voir at the neck, of.' the bladder) cut across and tied. Their physi cian has satisfied them that he can find no evidence in the medical literature to indicate that this operation, ever does the man any harm of any kind - physical or mental. It certainly does not interfere with . .either his sexual desire or potency. - . - .N Now, the man's only ques tion is, "If, for some reason he or - his wife should very much, want to have another child, could the tubes be open ed again?" . . : I now read in the July num ber of Plantation Health, edit ed by Dr. N. P. Larsen, of Honolulu, that at a recent meeting of the Human Better ment Association of America, Dr. Rieser quoted papers by urologists who had collected reports from doctors who in Emeritus Consultant in M'ritrtne. " Mj-.jo Clinic Emeritus Professor of MeOicice Mayo riiaie 420 cases had tried to open up the spermatic tubes again and had succeeded in 40 per cent of the operations. This report should now go far to remove the one objection that many a man makes to having this simple operation performed, in order to protect his wife from a pregnancy that might cause her death. Many 'physicians refuse to : perform the operation for fear that later the man might like j to see if he could get a lot of j money by suing for supposed I mayhem. There is always the I fear that a jury may ignore j the fact that, before witness- , es, the patient begged the doc- j tor to operate on him. ! Several of the experts at the conference doubted if there was much justification for this fear, especially if, be fore operating, the surgeon were to have a consultation with one or more physicians. Then, it would be rather dif ficult for the patient to prove in court that the doctor had assaulted him' and maimed him against his will. As Dr. Stone said, in India he found recently a great up surge of interest in this opera tion of vasectomy (steriliza tion) as a means of combatting the great danger of devastat ing over-population. (Released by The Register and Tribune Syndicate, 1959) Nude Post Card Given Approval Washington - (LTD The Jus- j tice Department has come to : the aid of a famous nude. 1 It declared in U.S. District Court that the Post Office Department was wrong in banning postal cards bearing ! reproductions of Francisco Goya's famous portrait, "The Naked Maja," from the mails. United Artists Corp. mailed 2,000 of the cards to theater owners, critics and press agents last July to publicize a movie about the life of the 18th Century Spanish artist.- The post office impounded the cards and United Artists went to court. Justice Depart ment lawyers were assigned to prepare the government's case. They said in a formal an swer that the cards were not obscene. 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STEVE CANYON The Family Council ' ' Editor i note; Che amil ( ounci consists ol a Judge a psychiatrist three clergymen a newspatei ed to' a wumen's editiM and two writers Each article is a summary ) u actual report Fhe Family Council does not five advice: it merely rept-rt: on problems tha: have been dealt with by responsible agenriet an counselor Lucy T. We would feel more, secure engaged. Patrick R. Why does every one have to know? . Lucy T-I am 17 and I have been going with a boy a year oldsr for the past two years We want to get married in three years when he is a sen ior at college. The problem is whether or not to get formally, engaged. My parents think we should get engaged or break up. They feel I should have some asoir ance that I'm not wasting my time with him.' One difficulty is that he'll go quite far away to college and won't be able to come home more "than twice a year. Pat's parents like me but they say he is too young to "tie himself down." They don't understand that he wants to be tied down.' We both would feel more secure if we were engaged. But he doesn't want to go against his parents in this thing. ' ' . Patrick' R-I feel that, after all, raj parents are putting me through college and I owe it to them to follow their ad vice. ' ' ' I have sworn to Lucy that I won't date other; girls while I'm away. My word is good. I really have no desire to go out with others. She is the only girl for me. I certainly don't want to break up our relationship. I don't see why we can't consider our engage ment a secret. ' . I am a little ' disappointed in Lucy's not being satisfied with my word of honor. If we are to be married she should have faith in me. I trust Lucy implicitly :v Why '. does the world have to know about our intentions and v plans? -What difference does , it t make to anyone but us? ' 7 ,: , :- The Council: We don't think secret engagements make much senses Publicity is the point of an engagement. It is an announcement to the world of intention to marry. If the parties are hot "prepared to make-this , announcement they should keep their feelings for one another fairly private. It means that there is a measure of uncertaintly in their rela tionship. - ' j Torn between his parents' pressure and Lucy's, Pat is try ing to keep both of them satis fied without going through all the trouble of knowing what his own thoughts and feelings are. He should try to find out. It is natural for a young couple dating steadily to want to feel some security in their relationship. It is also natural for them,, to feel at;, times burdened by their commit ment to one another-especial-Iy if this entails ' social isola tion for a prolonged period. There is. little question that Lucy and Pat will both feel tempted by the possibility of some extracurricular enjoy ment during their long separa tion. Lucy is asking for firm insurance against this tempta tion, overlooking the fact that sometimes engagements are broken, and broken by the partner who wanted the commitment. A three-year engagement is awfully long in anyone's book. Older individuals who know their own minds are better able to sustain them, but young ones often desire them simply because they don't know their own minds and want ; protection against finding out. It isn't a very good basis for planning a mar riage. ;We think it would be wiser "to let their feelings stand the risk of time and further experience. (Copyright 1959. General Features Corp.) - ii try 'JEWELERS! 129 S. Central SP 3-4922 SILVER DOLLAR STAMPS CREDIT GLADLY , Roy Picard Certified Master Watchmaker Electrical Wiring S Repair Industrial Commercial Residential ' Call Jack Henbest ROGUE ELEC. SERVICE SP 2-6603 961 Sharer Une Shop & Save at The SHOE HART Your Family Shoe Store MEDFORD'S OUTLET . 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