Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, August 03, 1962, Image 3

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Newspaper Page TextMEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE. MEDFOHD, OREGON FRIDAY. AUGUST 3. 1962 A 3 firm, Magla products, is a to. ; BATTLE POSTPONED , Jackson, Miss.-HW - Mayor t APPROPRIATE THEMF tal of $110 million spent on j Plymouth, England - a'Pn-. Allen Thompson said Thurs- London-iUPli - Brian Fred the ordinary iron. Ironing ; British Marine commandos ; day an increase in city taxes ! erick was quoted as saying nad to call off a sham battle I would be necessary next year , that at a recent nudist camp because farmers complained ! because of extra money the i engagement he and his jazz mat me noise of exploding city nas spent dealing with quartet played the theme blank ammunition was upset-, "freedom rider" cases and from the television show ting their cows. other civil rights issues. "Rawhide." -V""y "-. V. :-! , - STILL PRESSING i ' , ' y, 1 . - New York-OT-The ironing ! . . ..... v I '" board is far from shelved by r . .. - - .' 1 .... ni..Ant nr .....el j.u r- ' 1 - , S . . board sales run about 10 mi!- . v - - - - k clothes. One manufacturer of ,. ., . 1 ironing board covers csti. I Hon units a year and covers ;. ..v- 'v ' .. . ... - mates 1962 sales of irons at I average between 50 and 60 lv .' u 7.680 million. That, said the , million, said the firm. i f v a urn m ,-: i ifrfiltWii'i ijriiiliVwIilirftVtitfiiiliftf iiTi'lli hiil DISPLAYS AIRPLANE Cauf., anending me an Aircraft Association at Mustang plane to Jerry Charles Linn, left, of Palmdalc, full-scale model Mustang in the background. Linn built the mual convention of Experimental "Mini by copying from the P-51-D which won fame during Rockford, 111., displays his Mini World War II. (UP1) Walbrun, Chicago, who owns the RECORD STILL SPOTLESS ' Des Moines, lowa-lDPH-Arn-old Graeber, 80, who claims he has diven 2 million miles without a traffic ticket, kept his record spotless Thursday with a 260-mile round trip from his home in Rolfe. Grae ber protested a summons for failure to have a Des Moines inspection seal on his car and had the charge dismissed be cause he is not a resident of the city. He could have paid t SI fine by mail. SHIP IT LflSME to or from Oakland, San Fran ciico, Los Angelet and other California points. IkL jack Fitzgerald y 1 773-7761 ESSE Wreckage of Navy Patrol Plane Found Manila -Wll - The Navy an nounced that the wreckage of a patrol plane missing with 13 persons aboard was sighted to day on a mountain in the northern Philippines. A Navy spokesman said there was no immediate word regarding possible survivors. The plane, a P5M, had been missing since Wednesday night when it failed to return from a routine patrol mission. Two U.S. military search planes "positively identified the missing aircraft," the Navy said. The wreckage was sighted at about the 2,000-foot level of the mountain in northern Luzon, northernmost point in the Philippines and about 80 miles north of Manila. The Family Council Kdltor's note: The Family Council ennftiits of a Judge, a phvrhiatrtst, three clergymen, ihrer edtlori and a women' editor. Karh article Is a summary of a family disagreement presented to the Council. The Council deals with problems, major and minor, encountered by guidance counselors and social workers. Edited by by Mrs. Alma Denny. (Copyright by General Features Corp.) Of all the farms in the U.S. less than one per cent are operated bv managers for large corporations. Eloise N Why shouldn't I date a man who is definite ly lining up a second wife? Howard A. She's wasting good time with him and con doning his sinful behavior. Eloisa N. I'm a widow of 35. I've been seeing a great deal of a gentlemen I've known for many years, hav ing met him in the sal :s of fice of my brother's business. About six months ago he in vited me out to dinner, and since then we've had several dates a week. My brother is after me to break off with Norman be cause he's a married man. But Norman confided to me that he's no longer in love with his wife and that it's all over between them. They're planning to end their mar- Pennets (SCO th ANNIVERSARY ELECTRIC BLANKET FULL 2-YEAR REPLACEMENT GUARANTEE Count on Penney's for all the extras at savings! Performance you can count on same fine circuit as our higher priced blankets, backed by guaran tee! 9 warmth settings to guard your comfort all night! Rich rayon and nylon blend blanketing with nylon binding! Machine washable. Fashion colors: peacock, beige, pink, red, green. lukewarm water NOW 1088 72"x84", double bed, single control 63"x84" single bed. Q OQ linglt control OaOQ 72"B4" double bed, 1 O OQ dual control 10.00 going on sale at summer savings ! HEFTY BLENDS your choice 88 Look t the entrail Foe warmth - fluffy napped fine qulily rayon and ny lon, big iie! For beau'y lovely colors, nylon bind ing (life-of-blanket) I For easy-care-machine washable! lukewarm water Solid: 3'. lbs. peacock, red, beige, pink, yellow, blue, green, lilac. RIBBONS 'N BOWS: 3 lbs. Reversible! Peacock, Mac, pink cloud, beige, green. 50c HOLDS YOUR BLANKET ON LAY-AWAY! : Pay the rest in tmoll amounts. Transfer the bolonc to your charge account any time you wish. riage. So I can't see where it's so terrible for me to be going out with him. If he wasn't entertaining me, he'd be taking out someone else. He has even broached the idea of my marrying him when the divorce is definite, i Howard A My sister must be growing soft in the j head. Here she is. still young and beautiful, yet wasting i precious weeks when she ! might be meeting truly eli gible men. Instead she spends her evenings with a man who, far from being free, isn't even legally separated yet. So in addition to it being fruitless for Eloise to see Norman, it's Immoral. Doesn't she realize that she should be sending that man back to his wife, not encour-! aging him in his derelic tions? And even if he insists I his marriage is over, anything i can happen. His old love for his family may reawaken at 1 any time, and then Where's ! Eloise? Out in the cold. She should wash her hands of the whole mess right now. The Council: Upon Howard falls the thankless task of saying words Eloise knows herself but doesn't want to hear. So all we can do is ditto them and urge her to listen. The only hint of a "pro" side to all this is that Eloise's investment of time and energy and emotion may be ' adding to her know-how in conducting 'herself with man. Then, too, there's the j "fighting chance" that if Nor- 1 man should ever be really ; free, he'll seek her out as his ! next. j But counter balancing those notions heavily are the j practical and the moral as- j pects of l affalre Norman, j Howard lists some of them. There's always the chance that Norman will reconcile I with his wife. There's also the likelihood that Norman is j "looking over" other candi-! dates, possibly even younger ! ones, for filling the coming void. In any event, with no real claim and no hold on the man. Eloise is a sitting duck for a double cross. Worse, she is contributing to the break-up of a home which might possibly have a chance of holding together. If Norman as a married man were suitably rebuffed in his efforts to play p.K-a-cnke with other women, he'd have to come clean and apply his ef forts either to repairing his marriage or ending it legally. His dates at this point might be with a marriage counsel lor, rather than with Eloise. So, regardless of how at tractive Norman appears to her, Eloise must look behind the facade and see the big smoky letters which spell out danger. Even the eventual "happy" ending she envisages now, that of becoming Nor man's wife, may well turn sour. Just as her two-times his present wife, revealing a lack of scruples to both wom en (and perhaps others), he can grow out of "love" with her and set forth on a prowl for No. 3, with no effort to work things nut. As still "young and beau tiful." Eloise, you can spend your dating hours to better advantage. Line up a few legi timate suitors. Drop Norman cold rather than risk being "out in the cold" yourself. JOIN THE FUN Get in on the savings. Now you can save BIG on mobile homes and trailers at Walker the Weeper's Summer Sales FIESTA! For the first time in his history, Walker the Weeper has slashed prices on mobile home and trailer stock. Join the millions of Americans who have discovered the fun and economy of mobile home living. 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