Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, May 20, 1960, Image 24

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Newspaper Page Texto '") Lit 'i J' '-Wrf : t;-?. IS . xvc-V;' i : ,;,:; fMa.' The Family Council Efltfor'i Noi; Tb ramllT Council coartiU or Judit.ia psychiatrist, Ibrr cltrivncB, oepapr ditnr ft wijmcii'. editor and two wntrri. Cacft artirla is a tummary if an artaaJ at hlitorv The Council rtpurii I on Broblrma that hf free Ait vl k ft rcaposkibla asnclca and connialon. 10.' MAIL TRIIUNI, Mtat.rt Or. fri.ay, Mir 20, lt0 K' IN EAST BERLIN-Russian Premier Nikita Khrushchev waves a bunch of lilacs given to him upon his arrival In East Berlin, lie is followed by Walter Ulbricht, right, East German Communist party chairman and vice premier, and Olto Crolewohl, next to Ulbriciit, East German premier. The So viet leader warned that Eastern Europe is lost to the tree world forever. (UI'I Radiotelephoto) ytf if4 Ct f I f f . JS-t, jv fa, f ...$v .' , gaiar jaMMasMfr t I Oregon Defense Requests Increase Salem - (IW - The Oregon civil di'fefise agency here said Thursday that a world ten.st over international develop ments has the people of Ore gon conscious of a need for adequate home protection acainst possible nuclear t tack. The agency reported marked increase in phoned and written requests since the break -down nf the Summit Conference asking for liter ature on defenses. "We aren't overly alarmed because we don't think that nuclear war Is Imminent," Slate CD Director A. M. Sheets said "We have been preaching (his preparedness message for the past eight or nine years, but it takes an international incident to give our work reality, and the at tention it deserves." Mirths H I'm not sure if. t ran makt 1 go of it sgain. Ltonsrd R. She hss learn ed her lesson. Martha R I am s divorcee of 30 with two children and I im very confused about what to do with my life. Just after the divorce I felt very lonely and upset and made the mistake of Jetting Involved with a man I didn't love. We had an affair that lasted several months. At last I realized he had no respect for me and no intention of marrying me even thought I am about to give birth to his child. My ex-husband i9 now will ing to take me back However, I don't know if we can make a go of it. Our marriage was miserable from beginning to end. We fought all the time. But I am grateful to him for being willing to let bygones be bygones and take care of this new child. 9 Leonard H. I feel that Martha has learned her les son and now realizes a good husband is worth something. She came to me crying about what had happened and ask ed me to help her. However, now that I've de cided to help she suddenly isn't sure what she wants to do. She claims I only feel sorry for her and don't love her. I am willing to try to love her again if she is willing to be a good wife. I feel that Martha Is a very immature person and not cap able of bringing up our chil dren without me. She has also Birds Extending Northward Trend Madison, Wis. - (Science Iways been a very bad hou-e- f,rlVl nr(h ,ha ,h of a lot of our fighla. If sin.- is willing to take on her full responsibilities everything will work out fine. j ... I The Council Martha Is In deed fortunate that her ex husband is willing to consider remarriage, but we are sym-cies now pushing into north pathetic with her hesitation rn states, to take him up on the offer. I He said a similar northward Leonard s attitude is not j trend has been reported in exactly the one best calculat-j Europe, and bird species from ed to make a woman happy 1 the southern parts of Europe a few years ago. according to Prof. Joseph Hickey of the University of Wisconsin wild life management department. Prof. Hickey said a north ward trend in the ranges of birds h:-s been noted in the United States, with a num ber of formerly southern ape- Maturity is a bourbon called ANTIQUE $460 THAT GOLDEN MOMENT WHEN BOURBON REACHES THE PEAK OF PERFECTION TEACHER FIRED Winston McDaniel, 32, above was fired from Robert E. Lee High school at San Antonio, Texas, for allegedly praising Soviet Premier Niklla Khrushchev to his class of junior students. He was discharged by the school board trustees this week. (UPI Telephoto) Consumers are reading more color ads in their daily news- papers. The use of color ad vertising during the first 11 months of IDS!) was better than 24.1 per cent ahead of the same period in lf)S8. Small Worlds Around Us By Lynn M. Watkins Quail Band Together For Protection The musical whistle of the quail in the early dusk of a summer evening is one of the most nostalgic sounds in all of Nature. As the call is re peated over and over, the lis tener pictures in his mind t he little brown birds scampering in and out of the grass clumps, some answering the incessant call, others alert to the direc tion of the call or what it means. As the darkness gathers, the little flock forms itself into the compact circle, each bird close beside its neighbor. It is a hollow circle, with all the heads pointed outward Should an alarm come some time during the hours of dark ness, each bird would launch itself explosively into the air; no bird would fly into or In terfere with another. The cir cle lormation also brings to the flock the forewarning of danger regardless of the di rection from which it might come. Battle Formation The "hollow square" was found to be a very powerful name iormauon wnen men fought with swords, as every man in the square was pro tected from a surprise attack from the rear. The principle is much the same in the roost ing pattern of the quail, the only difference being a circle instead of a square. The quail is as "hen-like" as any barnyard fowl, and Is classed as a "scratching bird" as it feeds principally on weed seeds supplanted with insects. Therefore the quail is a bene ficial part of any garden or farm. In the early spring the flocks break up into pairs. Small holes are dug in tht ground, which are lined with soft grasses, where the eggs are laid; sometimes as many as two dozen to a nest. The eggs are white, unspotted and usually all hatch out at the same lime. The habv nuails are horn running." Some times the little fellows can be seen running from the nest with parts of Ihe egg shell still adhering to their tiny backs. Well Distributed If threatened by enemies the Ullle mother quail will flutter and limp away, In ap parent pain, trying to lure the intruder away from the nest of babies. During this per formance the young quickly hide themselves under a piece of bark, or a leaf. They semhle their surroundings so perfectly they are nearly in visible. The quail Is pretty well dis tributed throughout the entire world. There is an Oriental species barely larger than an English sparrow. However, they all adhere rather closely to typical quail characteristics. People of every state are fa miliar with the cheerful call of "hob-while, bob-white" and all peoples like to watch the rapid movements of this up land game bird with necks stiffly erect and the short legs working so rapidly as to be come almost invisible. At the end ot their runs, or when pursuit becomes close, they hustle into the air with an explosive whir of stubby brown wings. The quail is unfortunate in having a host of enemies. The birds are safe neithor on the ground or when in the air Seldom, if ever, are they en tirely safe, but they continue lo survive in fair numbers. In spile of their constant struggle to survive, they maintain their habitual cheerfulness and will readily become tame if given the faintest chance. 1 sincerely hope that the whistle will still be heard across the meadows and the pinelands In the warm oiisk 01 summers 50 years Hence. (Released by The Register and I Tribune Syndicate. 1960) Wfj onqw aUt's light! 1 Blending the past with the present... to create- the smootli Scoteh of today Pi 1 about embarking on a new life with him. Leonard obviously places the full blame for the failure of their marriage upon her. We think, however, that it takes two to make a failure as well as a success of mar riage. Leonard should further examine his own conduct to see where he went wrong. Leonard also makes his of fer in the spirit of a parent who has decided to forgive a very naughty child. This certainly a poor basis for mar riage. Her statement suggests that he expects Martha to be his ever-grateful humble sub ject and no marriage can con tinue happily on such a basis. There is also the crucial question of the unborn child. Can Leonard not only support this child, but love him as his own? Unless he feels cap able of doing this, it would be most unfair to bring up the child in this home. Although she finds herself have even been invading Scandinavia, Greenland and Iceland. In the United States the blue wing warbler, tufted tit mouse, cardinal, mockingbird and the turkey vulture are among the species moving north, Prof. Hickey said. in a dreadful situation, Mar tha is right to ask for love rather than pity from the man who will be her husband. ls 1 Whatever wrong she has done must be placed far in the background of the relation ship. Day-to-day life between marriage partners requires mutual respect above all. 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