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' 830 Hi-Fi Varieties 12:00 Sign off 1300 kc 7:03 Weather 925 Trader Horn 11:45 Weather 12 .-00 Market Reports 12:45 Livestock Report 225 Trader Horn 335 Meeting Notices 423 School Bell :so sign Off PROGRAM: 1-3(1 Ac tVi a WM T.. 2:00 For Better or Worse 30 Beat the Clock 330 Verdict Is Yours 4:00 American Bandstand 430 Edge of Night 5:00 American Bandstand 5:30 Superman 60 News 6:10 Weather 6:13 Douglas Edwards 630 Navy Log - 70 Boxing 8:00 Charlie Weaver 8:30 Men Into Space 9:00 Hawaiian Eye 100 VS. Steel Hour 110 News 115 Sign Off Phoenix Club to Discuss Carnival Phoenix All Phoenix clubs planning to have booths in the Halloween Fall Festival carnival Halloween night are asked to attend a meeting at 7 o'clock tonight in the "Com muity club house, Allan Har ris, club president, has an nounced. Anybody wanting . booth space is asked to contact Lloyd Nikodym, 416 Pine St., or call KEystone 5-1388. The carnival's purpose is to raise money for maintenance of the Community clubhouse and for recreation equipment. ; So far a cake-walk, fishing pond and various refreshment booths have been planned by the various community clubs. Special prizes of $5, $10 and $25 merchandise- certificates are sponsored - by the Com munity club, Harris said. Other events include a dance and a guest appearance of The Shadows. The carnival has been scheduled between noon to 9 p.m., Saturday, Oct. 31. The pretzel industry ex pects record sales of 130 mil lion dollars this year. S TARGAZER By CLAT K YOTlAdGoe H , Accerrfjas Ae Start. ' To develop message for Wednesday, reod vwds'correspdhding to numbers of your Zodiac birth stga IDon't 3 Ideas 61 Sense 2 Morning 32 Promo 62 Base . 3 Keep 33 Or 63 Fnendlf 4 Excellent 34Cottect 64 Fine 5 Lam 35 Snubs . 65 And 6 Is 35 Hoppy 66 Toward 7BuM 37 0oy 67 Good SYoct 38JMoney . 68 Make - -9Bes. 39 Your 6?Or 10 Up - 40 For 70 Social HA .. 41 Ciose 71 For 12 Cosh 43Spoii 72 Harmony 13 Day : 43 Pleasant 73 You 14Doy 44Tnos 740tfice 15 Reserves 45 And 75 Extravagant 16 To - 46 Your , . 76Actrrties 17 Don't 47T . 77 Put 18 Let ' -48 In ; 73 Forth 19 Irraginery 49 Howe 79 And . 20 Mak . 50 Fren 80 Lock . 21Heod SlYeuTJ " ,81 Be 22 Advance 52 Yoi , . . 82 Today 23 Stick, 53 Hove 33 Effort 24 New 54 Should 84 Visiting 25 For 55 Hopes 65 Or 26 Adjustmtnts 56 Fee) S6 Selling 27 And 57 Power 87 Pleasure 28 Necessory 58 Good 88 Purchases 29 Buying 59 Could 89 Realized 30 Toddy 60 Compronv-s 90 Aggressivefy (g)Gcod (g)AaTOse d)? JT-SAML 201 5 T-s-B-irj 327-6&-75-88j Are. 21 I MAY 21 MAY 22 -. JUNE 22 Iff , 7-10-12-11 IOV33-34-3B V) 4-14-14-231 - 24-31 -32-ya tco Ju-r2 5L AUG. 23 ftil7-18-19-3S H-42-46-87 The Medical by Soxual Doviatn in Swino - I recently read an interest ing article Jy E. F. Johnston, J. H. Zeller and George Cant- well - of the Ymt LU.-S. Depart ment oi Agri culture. They report having found in the last three years in their e x perimental herd of swine at Beltsville, Md., at least Or Ahraxes' 25 intersexed pigs including male pseudo-hermaphrodites and true hermphrodites. All these occurred in one genetic line of swine, and hence .the defect is based on a heredi tary tendency. True herma phrodites have both the " fe male and male organs' of re production. Interesting is 'the statement that - endocrine (glandular upsets . could be ruled out as the cause for these so - called ' . intersexed types, because, if the animal's glands had been at fault,; all the females in . the litter should have been similarly affected, and this never hap pened. Many persons may ask, But why be interested in those sexually-mixed-up swine? My ml The Family Council ' Rditor'k note: The Farall Ooonci consists oi a lodie a psychiatrist three clergymen, a newspapei edto a women's editor and two writers Each article is a summary of an actual report fbe Family Council does not give advice; it merely report! on problems that have been dealt with by responsible agencies ant eunselore. Mark J.: My wife doesn't want my mother to live with us. . - -: . . i Ethel J.: She interferes with my life. Mark J. My 79 - year - old mother was recently widowed and I want her to come to live with us, but my wife doesn't want her. I could understand it if my mother were a busybody or cranky or disliked my wife. But nothing could be farther from- her nature. - Everyone agrees she is the sweetest, grandest old lady who eVer lived. She never imposes on anyone and is capaoie of tak ing care of all ner personal needs. I provide my family with a beautiful home. Why should my mother live alone in a poky apartment when . she could have the run of the house and a lovely room of her own I feel that my wife is very unsympathetic. . . Ethel J-It is true that my mother-in-law is sweet and pleasant, but in her own sweet way she can make things very hard. . She is a very social person and she likes to be included in everything. When she is with us on a visit I never have a minute either my myself or with my own friends. If one of my friends calls and she happens to answer the tele phone she has a long conver sation with the friend and then hangs up without even calling me. A day later 'she'll say, "Oh, I forgot,, you hard a call from so rand -so yester day."" .." I . This may. sound silly, but it's just one of her ways of making me feel left out in my own home.' , - t The Council - Those who have had experience in deal ing with problems of the aged agree that unnecessary rush decisions should not be made as to living arrangements when an elderly person has been widowed. Too often chil dren make all the decisions in this matter before the wid owed parent has managed to get his bearings. The parent comes to eventually and finds that he. has given up things he never wanted to give up peace, independence, security among old friends in old surroundings. 1. POLLAN- OCT. 23 PW-ol-a9VH scorm OCT. 24 (Wi NOV. 22 SAGrrTAarus NOV. 23 DEC 22 CAMBCOWI 0C 23 JAR 20 V nsas 2- 6- 9-25fl Roundup Emeritus Consultant in Medletne. JrUyu Clinic Emurimj professor of Meaictno. . BUye CUaie answer, is that I so want the people of America to have sympathy and understanding for boys and girls who are born with these same sexual defects and mix-ups. I keep hoping that some day we will treat these unhappy unfor tunates kindly, and with sym pathy, just we we treat any other person who became maimed or deformed in his mother's womb. I want all Americans to quit regarding these people as foul, degener ate, obscene, dirty or some thing. I want our legislators to repeal all of our cruel, stupid, unjust, and medieval laws directed against these people. I want the police to leave all of these people in the care of physicians, where they belong. I do not want the affected men to be left at the mercy of blackmailers as they, are today. Dr. Alvarez' booklet on blood pressure may be obtain ed by sending 25 cents and a large, stamped, self-addressed envelope with your request to Dr. Walter C. Alvarez, Dept. MMT, The Register and Tribune Syndicate, Box 957, Des Moines 4, Iowa. (ReUaiod by The Register and Tribuno Syndicate, 1959) If his mother is of sound mind and capable of caring for herself physically, Mark should be aware that he is not in ! the best position to make decisions for her. His "beautiful home" may not seem as beautiful to his moth er as her own "poky apart ment" where she is near her friends and can do exactly as she pleases and where, she doesn't have to involve her self in every problem of a growing family. We do not wish to set any rules about this. Many elderly persons are far better off with their families and many families enjoy a richer life be cause of the. presence of an elderly parent. We are simply pointing out that in this mat ter, like all human affairs, each case should be taken on its own merits. Ethel's problem with her mother-in-law is a separate matter. She should be aware that it could eventually be come vital to her husband's peace of mind to take in his mother. If the elderly woman finds that she cannot live alone, he will certainly want to open his home to her and will suffer severely if his wife won't cooperate. We think, therefore, that Ethel sheuld reflect on her problems concerning this woman. Her statement indi cates that she is afraid of her mother-in-law. In ' "her own sweet way" the elderly wom an has the younger intimidat ed. Ethel should realize that the more she allows injustices to pile up and bears it in si lence, the . more angry and frightened she will be of her mother - in - law. She should do it in a nice but firm mat ner. When the elderly woman sees that Ethel means busi ness but bears her no ill will, she will learn to accept the TELEVISION Radio & Small Appliance REPAIR Work Guaranteed ' CALL SP 3-6241 TROWBRIDGE 4 FLYNN 214 Wast Main AOUABUS JAN.2' ' FEB 19.Q2P? lO MAIL TRIBUNE, Medferd, Or. -L Tuesday, Oct. 13, 1959 Two Portland Men Robbery Victims Portland (DPD Two men were assaulted and robbed here Sunday in separate inci dents. The victims were Edward Krieger and John Erick Dack lin, 42. Krieger told officers he was 'attacked by three , men about 20 years of age. He said one of the trio beat him about the face while his wallet was lifted by the other two. Krieger was treated at Emanuel hospital. Dacklin said he was as saulted by three young men although police did not know if it was the same three men. Dacklin said ha was held and beaten by two of the men while the third took his wal let. - ' new regime in the house hold. (Copyright 1959, General Features Corp.) Expert Service! 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