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V - - .. - . : - - - - 4 v t 1 1 -.1 9 1 1 .V e 1' if 8 MAIL TRIBUNE, Medford, Or. - i if? 1 AxSr (J V- .'.-QUICK EXIT Actor Dennis Morgan points to his bare ..foot which shows how he was forced to flee when flames from the wind-swept brush fire spilled over into an inhab ited area around La Canada, Calif. Some three hundred Tresidents were threatened by the fire which' has now con ' sumed some 1400 acres. v r The Arctic tern is the cham pion long distance bird, cov ering an annual 20,000 miles M0 mefflic to pay whenAUstate-insured cars collide! Another good reason why it pays I: to insure your car with A llstate. r Here's a feature of Allstate's broad protection t . that could save you 50 to 100 dollars someday: When you carry Allstate Collision in- - ' ' surance, and hit another car insured by Allstate, you are not required to ' . pay the deductible amount. Allstate pays your repair bills in full. Thfe feature is especially important when you : consider that over 4,000,000 of your fellow motorists are insured with Allstate. This is just one of the many features you get with Allstate auto insurance. For all the facts about Allstate's broad protection fea tures ... money-saving low rates . . . and "on the spot" claim service, talk to your Allstate Agent today. ' JOHN FRANTZ, DOUG HINESLY AND BERNIE SEARS I-. SEARS, ROEBUCK AND CO. BLDG. " 501 E. Jackson Blvd. Medford, Oregon !.--''- SPring 3-4722 7-'-' ... ' - - r Cv; You're In good hands with MILILSTOTE 0 INSURANCI COM PANICS Poufldd by Sears. Roebuck and and liabilities. Home a, mm A Friday, Oct. 16, 1959 from its breeding grounds in the north to its wintering quarters in the southern seas o o o Co. wttti Independent assets Office: Skokie. III. none We Reserve the Right to The Family Council Editor's note Xbe Family Coanci consisu oi a Judge a psychiatrist, three clergymen. a newspapei ed to a women's editor and two writers. Each article is a summary of an ac'nal report the Family Council does not give advice; it merely repurti on problems that have been dealt with by responsible agencies anr eunselors Mrs. E. F. - He is harming himself with his carrying-on. Anthony F. - We aren't do ing anything wrong. ; Mr. E. F. - My. husband and I are terribly upset about our 16-year-old son Tony who has fallen into the clutches of a girl who just won't let him alone. Tony has been seing Paula nearly every night for the past year. Even when we for bid him to go out he manages to sneak out for a little while. They sit in the park and neck. Many of my friends have seen them together when I thought he was in his room studying. I can't have eyes in back of my head. I have three young children to. look after. I have tried to talk to this girl's parents but they say they can't do anything with her. They blame everything on Tony. The two of them are making themselves sick with all this carrying-on. , Anthony F. Paula and I aren't doing anything wrong - next to the way a lot of the other kids around here " act. We are really in love. We realize we can't get married for a long time, but we are ready to wait three or four years. Paula and I spend a lot of time just talking. We used to do our homework together, but neither of our parents will allow it any more so we meet for a break. Of course my mother's spies always manage to catch us in the middle of a smooch. Paula's parents hate me and mine hate her. They keep blaming everything on the other one. But there is noth ing to blame. Paula's a won derful girl and I respect her. Is there any harm in our go ing steady? The Council: It is right and natural for parents to be con cerned when two 16-year-olds see, one another every night of the week, but they put themselves at a decided dis advantage when they , attack the relationship directly or at tempt to tear down the object of their child's affection. This tends to make the adolescent feel misunderstood and more rebellious. He or she craves the companionship and sym pathy of the partner. Aside from this, the parents' objec tions become a noisy, mean ingless din after a while. Since these two youngsters have already gone beyond the reach of simple commands is sued by then: parents, more Other TV Shows May Face Inquiry New York (UPD The coun sel for the congressional sub committee investigating the rigging of TV quiz shows in dicated Thursday the inquiry would spread to other net work question and answer programs. Subcommittee counsel Rob ert W. Lishman said in Wash ington the group would look into another big money quiz show - "The $64,000 Ques tion" -. and possibly others. Hal March, quiz master of the former CBS program, said in Houston, Texas, "I don't see how the show could have been fixed" but insisted that if it was he knew nothing about it. . . Other shows expected to fall under the scrutiny of the House subcommittee on legis lative oversight include "The $64,000 Challenge," "Name That Tune" and "For Love Or Money." This Veek Safeway's Featuring Tender, MA These young weight from 2Vi to ZVi pounds. We sell only top Government grades of pork . . . trimmed of all excess borie and fat to give you more good eat ing meat. Tender Meaty Loin or Rib' End Cuts Limit subtle tactics must be applied. Tony needs more attention and companionship from his father now that he is growing up. It is time he started think ing seriously about his future, about the work he plans to do, about some of his highest ambitions. His father should help him crystallize these and encourage realistic thinking. When Tony has a goal and is realistic about his future he may find that there is much he should be accom plishing at this time of his life. He may find he needs to earn and save some money for future schooling. He may find that he must pull up his marks or develop certain skills if he is to accomplish some of his ambitions. When he gets involved in such ac tivities he may find ' that "smooching" every night gets in his way. v If Tony sees that his father is interested in him as a total human being and is ready to deal with him on a man-toman level, he may be more open to suggestion where women are concerned. As long as Mom feels she must have "eyes in the back of her head" as she did when he was a little boy, he will act like a naughty, mischievous, sneaky little boy. It is time for him to develop his own values and his own con science. (Copyright 1959, General Features Corp.) Morse Discusses Germany at Meeting "It looks to me like West Germany is going to be a fac tor in our economy," A. K. (Woody) Morse, Medford Volkswagen dealer, said yes terday in telling members of Medford Kiwanis club of his recent trip to Germany. Morse, addressing the ser vice club's luncheon at Rogue Valley Country club, said that people in West Germany are happy and busy. He reported that they have "a healthy re spect for business and effi ciency." The auto dealer said that workers in that country seem to have a driving and distinct ambition to progress and are happy with free enter prise and the opportunity to progress and be on their own. Reports of the progress made in West Germany cer tainly are not propaganda, Morse reported. He said that the speed with which people go impressed him. Morse men tioned the many bicycles on the streets and said he observ ed very few large American cars. The Medford auto ' dealer went to Germany as a guest of the Volkswagen firm. A brief memorial rite for L a v e r n Watrud, Kiwanian who died Tuesday in a hunting accident, was led by the Rev. Harvey Coovert. Josephine Agent Receives Award New Orleans (UPD Miss Rizpay A. Douglass, extension agent for Josephine county in Oregon, has received the dis tinguished service award of the National Home Demon stration Agents association. Others from Oregon who at tended the conference here were Mrs. Edna Mae Wimsett, Malheur county agent, and Mrs. Sylvia Lee, Curry county agent. BIGGEST THIEF London -(UPD- Inmates in the Dramatic club at Worm wood Scrubs prison today an nounced their next production would be entitled "The Big gest Thief in Town." grain - fed pork loins are medium size . lb. PROFILE The profile for the 1960 Lincoln is the result of a redesigned roof which gives the car a more formal look. ' The rear win dow has -177 additional square inches of glass area for improved visibility. A smoother ride and greater handling ease are the result of a new Hotchkiss rear sua- - Gullible Warned On Trick Reducing Methods Offered Editor's note: Following is the last in a series of five articles on the subject of overweight. Washington -(Science Ser vice) "Drink your fat away with a reducing cocktail" or "lose ugly fat without dieting or hunger no calorie count ing" are some of the promises of trick reducing merchants which play on the emotions rather than appeal to the intel ligence. This is one of the warnings given to the gullible by ' Dr. Helen S. Mitchell of the Uni versity of Massachusetts in the chapter on food fads in the Yearbook of Agriculture "Food" of 1959. Scientific journals and reli able magazines try continually to combat peoples' enthusiasm for fad diets, but the miracle foods and "weight control" pills are still flourishing on the market. The trouble, says Dr. Mitch ell, is that persons of both sex es fool themselves into think ing that reducing jrills and trick diets will do what a weak will keeps them from doing cut down on the food they eat. Requirement Decreases Actually, the food require ment decreases with age so that a person of the same ac tivity needs 21 per cent fewer calories at age 65 than he did at 25. Often the appetite does not decrease with the . body's smaller need, and overweight results. Yet, actual physical harm may result from trick re ducing. Some restricted diets are so poorly balanced that chronic fatigue or actual illness can re sult. ' Other diets are just futile because the foods prescribed lack variety and no one can stick to them for any length of time. Instructions Included The pills and powders usu ally include instructions to follow a low-calorie diet, which must be followed for the p 1 a n to be effective, as guaranteed. Chances are that the diet would be just as effec tive without the expensive supplement. No food supple ment can possibly reduce the caloric value of other foods eaten. Any type of drugs or pills advertised for weight control should be taken under medi cal supervision only. Not enough is known about the ac tion of the appetite depress ants to risk their general use, although some physicians have experimented with them. The old-fashioned remedy for reducing, cathartic drugs or salts, which act as laxatives.' merely dehydrate the body. They cause quick but tempor- Grain-Fed jv average ary loss of a few; pounds of water which are soon regained.- -. ' -.. .. : -Can Be Harmful . Thyroid extracts or drugs that tend to increase metabol ism are sometimes prescribed by doctors when there is a need for them. Such endo crine products can be harmful if used indiscriminately;. They cannot be sold' without a prer scription, and yet the quack medicine men include such products in their reducing medicines." For protection against the quack reducing diets, trick and fad diets, the experts ad vise reading reviews in reli able journals such as the Jour nal of the American Dietetic association, Journal of the American Public Health asso ciation, and Science News Let ter which publishes Science Service articles written pri marily for this and other newspapers.!" t. , Specific7 inquiries regarding questioned products can be sent to the Bureau of Investi gation of the American Medi cal Association, 535 North Dearborn St., Chicago 10, 111., or to the better business bu reaus or chambers of com merce in your vicinity. The Northwest Territories cover 1,304,000 square miles, or one-third of the total area of Canada. SPECIAL BARGAIN f PATTERN 4 piece PLACE SETTING OF FINE IMPORTED CHINA. Advertised in VOGUE ... YOURS FOR ONLY II with uisiimu r- ; v ; - U -PIKCHASE .. 4 - 1 " H ' mud t Buna UK - s ertSAuca , t"k , " -"t" " Another Signal value-scoop ! 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The pledges were made by Secretary of State Christian A. Herter and Vasili V. Kuznets sov, Soviet delegate to a 12 nation conference that opened today to write a treaty for the Antarctica; The Soviet delegate said the conference "should lay the foundation for an internation al regime of Antarctica." He said it was important that the agreement provide for the use of Antarctica "for peaceful purposes only." LVQ COMFORT SAFETY ECONOMY -U sli t ; -I sody" pattern one of the most wanted in fine chin dinnerware. See h, and you'll want to turt buiklug your sot right away at this onco-in-a-lil ua& niktik GoFarfiet ASHLAND, OREGON BUD'S SIGNAL SERVICE 4th & Main SHADY COVE, OREGON LEUELLEN'S SIGNAL SERVICE Republican delegates. . Rockelfeller said, however, that he was "not going as a candidate." He announced a three-day trip Nov. 12 to 14 to California and Oregon, states considered politically significant because of their primary elections. Nixon is from California. 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