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Algerian Moslems Working on T,.ni. T..:.:- ,, . . ... B . mnis, lunisia (UPn The Algerian Moslem government-In-exile here is hastening work on the "revolution" it plans to launch when Algeria becomes independent later this year. The planned "revolution" is frankly socialist. It includes sweeping land reforms, break The Family Council k..?i',?r'! n.Z": T!" ""Uy Council consult nf a Judtf. I k hi" ''"tvinen, Ihref editors and a women's editor, fcarn article ! a summary of m family disagreement presented to the Council. The Council deals wllh problems, major and minor, encountered ny guidance counselors and social workers. Edited hv Jin. Alma Denney. (Copyrlaht by General Features corp.l Mrs. M. W. -He keeps his first wife's picture on the wall. Mr. M. W. - It's a gorgeous painting. She was a beauty! Mrs. M. W.-I've been mar ried to Mr. W. for three months now. As his second wife, I'm not comfortable looking at pictures of my predecessor all over the place. They make me nervous. They seem to be looking straight at me. At first I didn't mind. I thought my husband just hadn't gotten around to re moving them. But after a few weeks I realized he meant to leave them around perman ently. There's an enormous oil-painting portrait of her in the living room and some small photos in the foyer and other rooms-everywhere ex cept the kitchen. I could use her there, though, only working, not watching! If I'm his wife, he must remove those reminders of the past. Mr. M. W. - After 30 happy years, how can I ever forget my first wife? In fact it was my wonderful taste of mar riage with Carrie that made me decide to go after "more of same" with my present missis. I never discuss Carrie with my wife, never compare the two. I only refer to the past when my wife opens the sub ject herself. But I see no rea son for hiding the beautiful pictures of Carrie. She was a woman to respect and admire. This doesn't mean I don't also respect and admire my present wife. She failed to tell The Council that her pic tures adorn the apartment, too. What's wrong with coex istence? The Council: When "the old order passeth" and a new ad ministration takes over, it's customary to move out the memorabilia of the predeces sor. These are hauled to a mu seum or a shrine where they may be enjoyed and referred to by people to whom they have meaning. Just so, Carrie is a part of TRY SUNNY BROOK YOU'LL LIKE EVERYTHING ABOUT IT! I SUNNY i BROOK j KENTUCKY ; BIEJDEDWHISKEy ! -- j-t ii ,iri.ii " a remarkable price has been sunny brook-one of america's Sunny Brook enjoys a nation-wide reputation as a mag niffcent Kentucky whiskey. Try the smooth, 90 prool Straigtit, or the smooth and extra mild Blend. Either way you'll like the change. ing up of big estates, industr alization, nationalization .of key industries, a battle against illiteracy, and health education of the nine million Moslem Arabs. Vice Premier Mohammed Ben Bella, who is expected to emerge as the "strong man" of a future Moslem-dominated Mr. W.'s life, not of Mrs. W.'s. Her portraits belong in Mr. W.'s den (if he has one), office, desk or wallet, rather than as the pervasive motif in the decor of the new home he's es tablishing with a new wife. An art expert tells us that pictures on a wall should af fect those in the room. If they leave viewers numb, if they're considered part of the wall paper, they should be removed and replaced with others which cheer, comfort, inspire, explain, uplift or do some thing. This justifies including among home adornment paint ings and photographs of ances tors, as well as -the giants of history. But, unless the pres ent Mrs. W. and Carrie were old friends, Carrie's pictures -prominently placed and dis played -can only upset her. They may seem to be saying, "Hmmm, do you call thai a decent meal you just served?" They may represent smug re proach. Mrs. W.'s principal emotion toward Carrie may be grati tude that she left Mr. W. with so positive a feeling about marriage and wives. This be ing so, she can safely encour age her husband to talk about the past if he wishes, rather than to stifle his memories for fear of hurting her. After all, Carrie wasn't like the vixen several TV comerUnns have been describing lately. This was the wife who commis sioned an artist to portray her with tons of expensive jew elry on hair, ears, neck, arms, fingers and lapel so that "after I'm gone my husband's second wife should go crazy wonder ing where it's all hidden." No, Mr. W., two wives in one living room, even though one's a picture, is one too many. Entrust Carrie's pic tures to a special place, in de ference to Mrs. W.'s sensitiv ities. And carry your precious memories in your heart. GETS TROPHY Washington-lliril - President Kennedy Tuesday presented the American Legion's Mar- chant Marine Achievement Trophy to Chairman Warren G. Magnuson (D-Wash.) of the Senate Commerce committee SUNNY BROOK STRAIGHT BOURBON titTIM ' TLT) tf Surra Wnwi M) S.'.'.V. ....... ZTL. tia .." " W Y?. tytrf- "y J"S7 Algerian Republic, told Unit - ed Press International: "What we are working on now is a program. We must recall the common objectives of our revolution, define them pre cisely and make them finally realizable." Ben Bella and other Alge rian leaders here emphasize that the end of the seven years' Algerian war is only one stage and that this must be followed up by the planned "Algerian revolu- SECTION E MedfordBJTribune MEDFORD, OREGON, THURSDAY, MAY 24, 1002 Hot Weather Has No Special Perils If Warning Heeded By DELOS SMITH UPI Science Editor New York -(DPI)- Hot weath er has no special perils for people of good sense in the opinion of medical ex perts. As a matter of fact, said one ex pert, the hu man being "has to be classed a s a tropical a n i- mal" because neios smith his body han dles heat so much better than it deals with told. Summer heat is clamping down prematurely in some sections. "Heat stress" couldn't be a more timely subject. Only last Sunday some 600 persons became ill after an Army lunch at Ft. Jackson, S.C., while the temperature was around 100 degrees. Medical experts queried by United Press International were unanimous in suspecting the lunch rather than the heat. The experts were assum ing that that many persons wouldn't all eat too much too fast while ignoring the warn ing symptoms which impend ing heat injury gives to peo pie. ' Ignore Danger Signs The newest authoritative word on "heal stress" comes from Dr. Harwood S. Belding who has been involved in many physiological studies of heat reactions i n people. When people collapse from heat it is almost always be cause they've ignored the dan ger signs, he said. These signs are feelings of faintness, dizziness and fa tigue. The good sense people can show for their own good is not to press on in the heat posted for finest whiskies FOR t SuUISHT OK THE U 1Q95 UflT tion after the takeover, not later than September, from the French. Agrarian reform is the key item in the rebel National Liberation Front program. About three-fourths of the nine million Arabs of Algeria are peasants. It was from the land that the Arab revolt against the French first sprang. Despite French moves in recent years to establish new industries and the grow ing exploitation of the Sahara PAGES 1 to 6 with whatever they're doing when they get the warning. "In thousands of controlled physiologic studies on young men there have been no cases of collapse without warning," he said. "If, on very hot indus trial jobs, workers are free to lake a rest break when it is felt needed, they seldom incur heal injury. Professor At Pitt Belding is a prnfesnr nf en vironmental physiology at the University of Pittsburg and once directed the Army's Cli matic Research Laboratory, He was giving the medical profession a timely fill in from his expertness in the New England Journal of Med icine. Working in hot weather is no more hazardous to health j than being inactive is, he said. To be sure, hot weather puts added strains on the heart and the arteries and on the body's water and salt bal ances and it is good sense to keep them in mind. Sweating is the body's cool ing protection against heat damage, and to produce sweat it must have salt. But people usually take in enough salt in ! their food to meet the require ment. Men who work hard for long periods in the heat would do well to salt their food lib erally or add a teaspoon of salt to each gallon of their drinking water, he said. Quench Your Thirst And people who are active in the heat should drink water frequently and each time drink enough to quench thirst, he said. They become accus tomed to heat. But they do it only by exerting themselves enough to raise body-core tem perature daily for several days. "Dramatic reduction in strain is achievable, as indi cated by the fact that an ex posure that is nearly intoler able on the first day may be rendered quite innocuous," he said. However, in hot weather people should be especially careful in all situations in volving the possibility of ac cidents. Heat stress, Belding said, seems to lessen general body tone, and this is re flected in decreased alertness and control of body move ments. New Oxygen Mask Purchased For Gold Hilljire Department Gold Hill-A new Fyr-Fytor Guardsman airoxygen mask has been purchased tor the Gold Hill Volunteer Fire de partment by the city. The S220 airpack smoke mask, an important piece of equip ment, was purchased with funds designated for that pur pose in the 1961-62 budget. Several members of the Volunteer Fire department watched a demonstration of the new equipment given by Joe Jarvis of Merlford at the council room in the city hall last week. Firemen present were Kendal Dulur; Delos Walker; Joe Buchanan; Ron ald R. Kalista; fire chief, Clyde Kell; assistant fire chief, Wilmer Bailey; and city maintenance man, Ernest Kell. A similar smoke mask is being purchased by the vol unteer firemen with their own funds and will be de livered in a few days accord ing to department officials. Other riemonstartions will be arranged, the chief said. Louisiana is the wettest stale with an annual average of 55.68 inches of rain, based on a 65-ycar record. BA7 Builders Supply QUALITY BLOCKS r ChimMyt rj J , Preitresicd I l-. 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This nrnmm Ihpv tiv uill be complemented hy mccha- nizaton of fcirm production and "rational exploitation" of the land. The Moslem leaders have announced that land reform will be followed by a major industrial development pro- GAZER0 H POLLAS sept. : T, 33 XlvL OCT, 3-16-27-384 W7-61-71 $COflO OCT. 24 LjJi. MOV. 22 1-13-24-35 ('.. M6-58 69 Vv. SAGITTARIUS frS Am 03 R l NOV. DEC ' " 11 70 I. Haled 1 Dos- M8-29-4tW 7? Meip 7.3 Source. 74 Indicated 75 Work 7o YcHtA 77 Aq-eed 7R Right 7-5 Pe , Ci Money 81 01 2 CS et reach CAPRICORN DEC. 23 C JAN. 20 8-1 2-23-34 57-67-79-86 AOUARIUI S3 Mo ey fib. i aT S4 Tc 85 Do 86 Alert Track P8 Benefit S9 Financially 9 20-3l-42fC- 45-56-80-88 PISCES vu i-rienK MAR. 21 S,V. utril 4.17.28.39'i W 62 72 , Bench Saw Extension j See the gram. They have called inmost entirely lacking phiucuihi tur creation oi i- gerian loon, textile, chemical and petroleum light indus tries as well as steel and a number of other heavy in dustries. Nationalization of key in dustries is another item in the revolutionary program, along with mines, transport, and banks. Nationalist leaders also are working on a wide-scale pro grom for educating the Arabs. Although the French have set up schools all over the country and tens of thousands n Algerianes have he en taught French, the Moslem leaders here claim about 9(1 per cent of the Arabs in Al geria still are illiterate. Their education program also includes training of tech nicians, the "general raising of the intellectual level of the masses," free compulsory schooling for all children, adult education classes and widespread construction of schools. Few Hospitals Algerian officials here charge that the French have done little for the health of the Moslem population as a whole. They claim there are only 144 hospitals or dispensa ries for Moslems, 1,870 Mos lem pharmacists, 4,499 den tists artd 622 midwives. 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