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The Family Council
Keillors Notei The family Council eiiniltls of a Judge, a psychiatrist,
three clergyman, a newspaper adllur a women's adllur and two writers.
Karh arllrla U a summary ol an actual -as. hlibiry Tha Cuuncll reports
on problama llial nave been daail wl by raapomlblo agencies and
counselors.
George T.-Adrlo can't keep
hoiiao.
Adola T. - I Juit huvo no
knnck (or It.
George T.-My wife and I
hnve boen married alx ycun
and huvo three younK.iteri.
Wo arc In love and could be
Idt'nlly lutppy-lf not (or one
Utile problem.
Adi'le Just doesn't know
how to do housework. Hit
mother iilwnyi kept a imild
and lio didn't even bother
with her own room. I know
awfully hard for her-oape-daily
sincu she has been preK
nnnt or cnrlnii for an infant
rluht almiK. I try to help her
all I can and we have a wom
an coinliiK In twice a week.
Juit the Mime the house la al
ways a mess.
I wouldn't mind much my
(elf, but Adcle cries about It
and Is ashamed to have any
one visit us.
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Adol. T. - I don't know
what's the matter with me.
I Just seem to have no knack
for keeping a house.
It wouldn't be so bad If I
hadn't been brouitht up In a
beautifully kept home. I love
nice thlniis and disorder up
sets me so much I could
scream, but I can't i(et any
thing donc-cxcepl keep run
ning after the kldi and feed
ing them.
When I get up In the morn
ing and look at the mess
around mc, I Just get sick. I
rush around getting everyone
breakfast and by the time
George leaves the house I
feel exhausted. I don't think
I'd do a thing all day If the
kids didn't scream for my
attention.
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The Counclli Perhaps It
would help Adelo to know
that there Is nothing extra
ordinary about her case. When
woman with three young
sters tinder 5 can't keep an
orderly home. It Is no Indica
tion that she is a poor house
keeper. American Soldiers
Beaten in Germany
Bonn, Germany-HIPD-Three
members of the American
military mission in Commu
nist East Germany were beat
en up by East Germans June
B, the U.S. Embassy revealed
Tuesday.
An embassy spokesman
said the Americans, two cap
tains and an enlisted man,
wore "endangered, insulted,
threatened with weapons,
manhandled and detained . , .
without any cause whatso
ever." Gen, Clyde A. Eddlcman,
commander of the U.S. Army
in Europe, has sent a stern
letter of protest to the com
mander of Soviet troops In
East Germany over the Inci
dent, the spokesman added.
Public Utility
Ruling Issued
Salem - IUPD - Attorney
General Robert Y. Thornton
said today it is proper for
the Oregon Public Utility
Commissioner to assess fees
from motor cnrrlcrs on the
Oregon portion of Interstate
toll bridges,
Highway use taxes are In
volved. One discrepancy cleared up
by the opinion is that on the
Interatnto bridge between
Port land and Vancouver,
Wash, tho boundary between
the two slates is located 12
feet south from tho center of
Pier Six while on the Long
view bridge the boundary Is
nt the center of the main
pan,
Snlom-IUrn-aov. Mark Hnt
flolfl celebrated his 38th
blrlhdny Tuesdny.
Of course, experience and
physical stamina help. Possi
bly Adele Is a llttlo short on
both. Probably she would
like to do more than is physi
cally possible and this drains
her nervous energy as well.
Allele should accept the
fact that her home cannot be
a showplaco while she has
tiny children. She should set
a few reasonable, minimum
slundards. If she cannot keep
up with those, she should low
er the standard a bit.
Psychologists find that most
of us can overcome a feeling
of being overwhelmed by sim
ply tackling the most urgent
Jobs first. With three small
children, laundry Is probably
a big problem. Adele should
set about superficial ordering
of the house- and then relax if
she can!
Brief rest periods through
out the day will help. She
should sit down or He down
whenever possible. And when
she relaxes she shouldn't look
around thinking what she
should or might be doing. That
rest period is the most Impor
tant thing In the world while
she Is at It. If she stops wor
rying, she'll bo able to get up
refreshed.
Adele should have no feel
ing of shamo about her home.
Nobody expects perfection of
her and she shouldn't expect
It of herself.
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CONVENTION OP OLD
SOAKS-GOIN' IN FORI
A LITTLE NAME
DROPPING
U.S. Troops in
Germany Alerted
Washington HIPD - Two com
panies of the U. S. 2-tth Di
vision In Germany are on
standby orders today ready to
bo flown to the rlol-lorn Con
go If needed to help evacuate
civilians.
A number of huge, high
speed C-130 turbo-prob Air
Force transport planes were
ready to fly the troops from
Kursteufeldbruck air base
near Munich.
Hut it appeared unlikely
the soldiers would be rushed
to the bloody African trouble
spot since the State depart
ment said most Americans
had been evacuated from
danger.
It also appeared that the
United States would not in
tervene In the Congo strife
until the United Nations had
considered the situation.
As far as the Slate depart
ment WP-. aware, no U. S.
citizens have been hurt In
the Congo so far. About 2,000
Americans were in the Congo
before the violence broke out.
Boodrtounds Escape,
Inmates Find Them
Waycross, Ga. - Blood
hounds used to track down
fugitives at the Ware county
prison branch dug under the
fence and disappeared. Pris
oners were called out to find
them.
G-E RANGE
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pot for every chicken and a happy
wife In every home. Women dele
gates will appreciate my extra
space and modern features. Cast
your vote for me. I'm selling now
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PLATFORM
Hera's What Animals Do
When They Can't Perspire
In some Instances Nature
devised peculiar methods
whereby normal body tem
peratures of warm-blooded an
imals are maintained. In hot
weather, these animals must
be protected from extreme
heat; many attain this moder
ation by insulation, others by
perspiring.
The moisture exuded from
pores in the skin evaporates
and cools the body. But not all
animals are equipped with
these peculiar little colled
tubes, so they must resort to
other means.
Cattle with the exception of
the Brahman breed, arc ter
ribly short of sweat glands.
The family cow or the dairy
herd escapes tho heat of the
summer sun by remaining In
the shade during the middle
of the day; or they wade out
into the cooling waters of any
available pond. The dog, like
the cow, cannot perspire ci
ther, so what sweating they
do is done through the tongue.
Birds get along without per
spiring their feathers insu
late them against the heat ex
cept on exceptionally hot days
when they may pant and loll
like a dog. The bird's body
temperature is considerably
higher than other warm
blooded animals, therefore
except on rare occasions a
hot day causes them little dis
comfort. Even some Insects come
close to sweating, if panting
and gasping for breath is any
indication, for after strenuous
exertion some of them gasp
and pant. Wasps often come to
rest after a long flight, and
seem short of breath, or pant
because they are excessively
warm.
The horse, unlike the cow
or dog, sweats profusely so
much so that it may actually
lather. Man himself may lose
two or three pounds of body
weight in a single day from
perspiring. Human beings
have to perspire.
Nature provided eyebrows
for Just such an occasion; they
keep the water from running
Into the eyes. Accepting the
theory as conclusive proof,
we might say a man or woman
always working and living In
an air conditioned environ
ment, would have no use for
eyebrows, except for facial
ornamentation.
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Small Worlds
Around Us
By Lynn M. Watkin
There are plenty of people
who vehemently deny any
honor connected with this
"honest sweat" business. Once
it was considered important
that "the sweat of one's brow"
was the most admirable of
virtues. But glorifying this
bodily function has fallen into
uisrepuie now tout we are liv
ing in the "machine age."
Man's sweating has been a
profitable boon to the manu
facturers of perspirants and
deodorants. If we are extreme
ly fastidious, we call it per
spiration, for sweat has be
come an inelegant word, but
inelegant or not, if you ever
do stop sweating you will
"have had It." Whether you
perspire or sweat depends a
little on your occupation and
your culture. The man digging
the ditch sweats, while the ex
ecutive moving his uphol
stered chair is merely per
spiring. (Released by The Register and
Tribune Syndicate. I960)
Hatfield Regrets
Burning of Home
Salem (HPD - Gov. Mark Hat
field Monday described as
"deplorable" the burning of
a Negro family's home in
Portland after the family won
a court fight to build In the
predominantly white neigh
borhood. In a telegram to the Urban
League of Portland, which
asked Hatfield to comment on
the issue, the governor said:
"The deplorable action docs
nothing but harm to a com
munity's reputation. The
good that might be achieved
over the years is thus tragi
cally offset. I can only ex
press profound regret to the
family Involved on behalf of
all Oregonians who abhor
such tactics."
The nearly completed home
of the Rowan Wilcys burned
July 3. Damage was estimat
ed at about $7,000 and au
thorities said there was evi
dence of arson.
Hatfield's telegram was to
E. Shelton Hill, executive di
rector of the league.
Portland Mayor Terry
Schrunk commented earlier
and also deplored the incident.
APPLIANCE VALUES
TRIBUNE, MEDFORD, ORE.
Too Much Variety
In Prognostications
Bothers Wall Street
By ELMER C. WALZER
UPI Financial Editor
New York - IUPD - Wall
Street, which avers it doesn't
like unanimity in any business
or market
view, is hav
ing its trou
bles Just now
with too much
varietv In the
..- ., Tm "
i J Dm gnostica
can
out as
UHmmfCJLJ many
many diner-
Elmer Waller cnt views as
the number of the persons he
interviews.
But the market has several
things in Its favor at this
point.
One thing sure is that com
parisons with a year ago in
industrial output will make a
favorable showing because
the steel strike in 1959
brought figures down. That,
of course, is small help for
those who take those things
into consideration.
Another factor being toyed
with is the belief the govern
ment which held tight purse
strings to make a good budget
showing will loosen up con
siderably with its purchasing
deferred to this fiscal year.
Thirdly, thU is the time of
year the traditional summer
rally gets into action.
In the fourth place, the
market usually rises in an
election year, according to
the records of the past.
Then there is the fact of
easier money and the prospect
of margin reduction some
time in the future - perhaps
not too far.
Steel ordering Is expected
to pick up. Here the problem
is when.
According to Standard &
Poors, "The economy general
ly may be regarded as having
run along on an even keel.
Windstorm Proves
Shocking to Dog
Albany, N. Y. - A wind
storm proved a "shocking"
experience to Fawn, a boxer
dog.
The dog's owner had fasten
ed him to a television tower.
guy wire with a chain. As the
tower swayed in the wind, it
shorted against a live wire,
giving Fawn a Jolt each time
it made contact.
He broke away and suffer
ed no ill effects.
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resentatives wish to be known that
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(all dedicated wife savers) at $67.70.
Hapco Size Trade-ins
despite violent gusts during
and after the steel strike.
"That Industry's operations
should relatively soon return
closer to the pattern of steel
consumption, which Is prob
ably at an annual rate in the
neighborhood of 10M10 mil
lion tons, compared with the
recent ingot production of less
than a 90-million ton rate.
"When they do, total indus
trial production will move
upward."
Standard peeks into 1961
and sees a few clouds begin
ning to appear. It notes used
car prices are about 10 per
cent lower than a year ago,
a rise in vacancy ratio of
LEGAL NOTICES
PROBATE NO. 10SS9
NOTICE Of FINAL IIKARINO
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE
STATE OF OKEOON FOR JACK
SON COUNTY
In the Matter of the Estate of
CLARENCE E. TRAINER.
Deceased
Notice la hereby given that
Gregory T. HornecKer, adminis
trator of the above estate, haa llled
in the above en'itled Court and
cause his Final Account ane Re
port and said Court has fixed Au
gust is. 1960 at the hour of 9:00
o'clock a.m. in the Jourt Room of
said Court at the Court House in
Medford, Oregon as the time and
place for hearing objectiona there
to and for the settlement thereof.
Dated this 13th day of July. 1960.
Gregory T. Hornecker
Administrator
Farretl & Blackhurst
Attorney, for Administrator
ADVERTISEMENT FOR BIDS
Sealed bids will be received by
the Jackson County Court at the
Courthouse at Medford, Oregon, at
10:00 A.M. on the 27th day of July.
I960, for 4 trucks for use by the
Jackson County Road Department.
Specifications and instructions
to bidders may be seen at the of
fice of the County Clerk or the
office of the County Engineer.
JACKSON COUNTY COURT
Earl M. Miller
County Judge
Chester H. Wendt
County Commissioner
R. A. James
County Commissioner
NOTICE OF HEARING UPON
FINAL ACCOUNT
No. 10642
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT or THE
STATE OF OREGON FOR JACK
SON COUNTY
PROBATE DEPARTMENT
In the Matter of the Estate of
WILLIAM EDWARD MUIR.
deceased
Notice is hereby given that
Robert D. Dames, administrator of
the Estate of William Edward
Mulr. deceased, has filed in the
Circuit Court of the State of Ore
gon, for Jackson County, his first
and final account and report as
such administrator of said estate
and the 11th day of August, I960,
at the hour of 9:00 o'clock A.M. in
the court room of said Court at the
Court House. Medford. Jackson
County. Oregon, has been fixed as
the time and place for hearing of
obiectiona to said final account and
report, and all persons having
objections thereto are hereby re
quired to make or file the same
on or before said time.
Dated July 13. 1960.
a Robert D. Dame.
Administrator
Robert D. Dames
Attorney for Administrator
Medford, Oregon
VALU
I 303 SO. FRONT ST.
rental property, and indica
tions there may be a slow
down in capital spending next
year.
Moderate Gains Seen
But that is in the future.
This year looks to Standard
as one in which gross national
product will reach a $512 bil
lion rate by the closing quar
ter. That agency also sees a
boost In federal and local
spending, and high consumer
spending - all of which will
keep the economy at a high
plateau.
Dun's review looks for the
economy to go Into its usual
lull this summer but sees
moderate gains in prospect
for the rest of the year.
"The economy will be sup
ported by a further modest
rise in business spending for
new plant and equipment, and
retail sales should set a new
record," says Dun's.
"A cautious last - quarter
pickup in the rate of Inven
tory accumulation will be a
source of additional strength."
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A Too late To Classify
FOR SALE Montmorency pie
cherries. 8 cents. You pick. John
Darby. Griffin Creek.
FOR SALE Equity in 2-bdrm.
house. One year old. Business
frontage. 642 Crater Lake Ave.
FOR SALE: 1 lrrig. A. facing on
2 streets. One 2-bdrm., & one
3-bdrm. Income $112 mo., always
rented. Price S8.50O. Shown by
appointment. 5F a-Titai.
WANTED Painting. At the low
est prices. 12 yra. in Medford
SP 2-7231.
4X10 CLEAR, beveled Redwood
Siding $125 per M. 100 squares
asbestos siding $15.50 sq. 500.000
ft. miscellaneous molding at Half
price. NORTON LUMBER COMPANY
Phoenix. White City and Ashland
PLYWOOD
". 4x8 Fir Plywood. S2 per
sheet.
Lewis Wholesale
&. Builders Supply
443 So. Riverside
SP 2-7133
HOUSE PAINTING
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Spinels, new and used, 9? mo,
and up. Reconditioned uprlghta
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will apply on purchase If you
decide to buy,
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1304 Kings Hwy.
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4 30x10 133.18 till 93
4 30x21 43.08....3J as
44x18 141 38 833 50
8 28x14 $3088 $17.20
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Barnetl A Riverside, SP 2-5482
HARDBOARD '
Vi". 4x8 Hardboard. S1.80
sheet.
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Si Builders
443 So. Rlverald
Br 27139
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2x8 economy T 8c G or S4S $29
Hilton Lmbr, Central Point
NO 4-1878 or TA 8-4843
GRIFFIN CREE
AREA
Owner Leaving Town
Va Acre
Excellent Well
Irrigation Water
Available
3 Bedrooms
1 Vi Batht
Wall to Wall Carpet
Property Well Kept
$13,500
$1,800 DOWN
SP 3-4415
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WEIGHING VALUES?
Spacious 1365 sq ft. 3 B R.
near Talent. ; A lovely well
arranged, newer home; doub!
carport, Urge new garage; ir
rigation well, high loan value;
Please look at this home today
-it's bargain priced.
In Central Point a nice 3
B.R. home, less than three years
old, landscaped, fenced back
yard; bargain priced, )1,oOJ.
RED ARROW REALTY
Roy Maudlin, Realtor, Kt 5-1752
3744 Colver Road Phoenix
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Ph. SP 2-539S