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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.
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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
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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.'
,
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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
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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
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-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. - '
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hold. (Copyright 1959,
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