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Medfor Tribune 2nd SECTION MEDFORD, OREGON, WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 29, 1958 Pages 1 to 6 Yong GOP Board Meets in County The state executive board of the Young Republican Fed eration of Oregon were guests of the Jackson County Young Republicans last week end. Jim Ragland, chairman of the Jackson county group, in troduced Wesley Phillips of Gladstone, state chairman, at a no-host dinner at the Rogue Riviera in Gold Hill Satur day night. Phillips urged fur ther campaigning by Young Republicans to assure a Re publican victory Nov. 4. Phillips also discussed can didates for the congressional seat from the fourth district, and said the election of Paul Geddes, Roseburg candidate for congressman, was a nec essity for the state. Other members of the board present included Jane Tomlin, cochairman; Jim Tomlin, state treasurer; Mar garet Blue, state secretary; George Curts, board represen tative from Clackamas coun ty; and Marie Hill, board rep resentative from Multnomah county. 1 A state board meeting was held Sunday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Donald Stathos, and was attended by board representatives from the Uni versity of Oregon and Lane county. Young Republocans were reminded of the state conven tion in Salem Dec. 5, 6, and 7. HENNINGS HOSPITALIZED Kansas City, Mo. -(UPD-Sen. Thomas C. Hennings Jr. (D Mo.), today faced the prospect Df indefinite hospitalization for bronchial 'pneumonia. Hennings, who is not up for reelection this year, was ad mitted to a hospital Monday. fat 4 J ri Ksv A ' 4 f T i4' S e , Y Wfl ti hk fit &rA " CARRYING few extra pounds, Marilyn Monroe casts backward glance at photographer while working on new film at San Diego. HILTON ENGAGED New York -fUPD- Hotel heir Nicky Hilton, 31, and oil heiress Patricia (Trish) Mc Clintock, 18, announced their engagement Monday night and said they would be mar ried Nov. 26. Hilton formerly was wed to actress Elizabeth Taylor. Peacemaker Enters Scientific Arena Of Mental Disease By DELOS SMITH UPI Science Editor " New York -(UPD- A peace maker has entered the scien tific arena where "organic- ists" and "psy cho - dynam i c i s t s" do wordy battle over the large- 1 y unknown causes of men tal diseases, saying (in ef fect): You're both right Deio smith as far as you go. Get your ideas together and you'll both be entirely right. "Organicists" argue all men tal diseases have to be caused by disturbances in the chem istry or structure or both of the organ of the mind which is the brain. "Psycho-dynamicists" argue the mind stores conflicts and undigested fears and frustra tions and these influence its workings and collide in such ways as to cause mental dis eases. If either could prove his case, there would be no argument, naturally. Dr. Otto F. Ehrentheil, the would-be peacemaker, offer ed this argument: Disturban ces in brain chemistry and or structure make insanity possible. The stored conflicts and undigested fears and frus trations determine the direc tion and the manifestations of the insanity. He reasoned there could be no active men tal disease such as schizo phrenia, withoOt both proces ses working. 4 j PAUL GEDDES An Outstanding Man . . . State Representative in 1949 and 1951; State Senator in 1953 and 1955. Elected Outstanding Member of the House in 1951, In a poll taken by news papermen covering the session. Chairman of the Senate Committee which was responsible for the adoption of the first comprehensive water resources law in any state. - Served with distinction on the Columbia River Compact Commission, Oregon Interstate Cooperation Commission, and others dealing with the preservation and development of our great natural resources. Past President of the Oregon Bar Association and one of approximately six at torneys from Oregon honored as Fellows of the American Bar Association. To Serve Us Effectively In Congress... By putting the needs of the people he was elected to represent before all other matters. By working for a strong ahd sovereign America as our best guarantee of peace. By working to stop the drain-off of the wealth of our land into the Federal treasury. By honest efforts to discover the needs and wishes of his constituents, and by honest reports to the people on his work in Congress. By working cooperatively with his colleagues in Congress and with all branches and departments of government to form sound domestic and foreign programs and policies. PflUfa GEDDES A Truly Representative Man, To Truly Represent The 4th District In Congress! The Geddes Family minus one. From left to right: Debbie, Paul, Carole, Gayle, Esther, Paula, and Sara. Paul and Esther Miller, daughter of a minister of the Friends Church, were married in 1938. Missing-Lisa, born in August, 1958. (pd. po). adv 6ddn for Congrau CommittM, V. t Johfuon, Eugant, Chirp.) This should be accepted by both sides, he continued, "even in cases where it is im possible 'to demonstrate a structural and - or chemical disturbance. These cases make up the majority of patients in meptal hospitals. Indeed, the brains of extremely in sane persons consistently fail to reveal any physical disturb ance. "Psycho - dynamicists" point to this as a strong indi cation if not proof that they're right. "Organicists" say it on ly shows science has a lot to learn about the brain. i Ehrentheil said no one should disagree with this: "Thinking, listening, seeing, talking, feeling are all bio logical processes taking place in the brain." And there can be no "biological process" without changes in .body chemistry and in "electricity and in structure of cells and tissues." There is a difference, to be sure, between an arm paralyzed because of a nerve injury-and an arm paralyzed because the mind of its owner is gripped by hysteria. But the hysteria has brought about the physical disturbances of structure and - or chemistry which paralyze the arm. To illustrate, he cited a patient of his who was in his late 50s before he broke down with the mental disease. This man had suffered all his life from a congenital under-de-velopment which prevented him from glorying in the mere status of being male. But he lived a normal life until hard ening of the arteries of the brain brought about marked disturbances in its chemistry and structure. Ehrentheil said that if this physical change had been the only factor, the man would probably have deteriorated in to a "vegetable," which can happen in persons with hard ening brain arteries. But this man had hallucinations he was utterly detached from re ality. The significant thing was the direction of the hal lucinations. He believed that Superman came for him every night and together they soar ed over the earth. Ehrentheil is a member of the staff at the Veterans Ad ministration Hospital, Bed ford, Mass., and of Tufts Uni versity School of Medicine. He presented his reconciling views to mental disease sci entists through the American Psychiatric Association. Iraq, UAR Reach Cultural Agreement Baghdad -(UPD- A cultural agreement between Iraq and the United Arab Republic has been signed here by visiting UAR Education Minister Kam aledin Hussein. Hussein was greeted by a cheering crowd of about 20,- 000 students, workers and tribesmen when he flew in Monday from Cairo. Although demonstrations are technically illegal, police madeno at tempt to interfere with the greeting. . New Pope Veteran Of Successful Term As Vatican Diplomat By United Press International "Traveler of God" "fully a pastor" "a man who al ways sees the good side of things." Nuclear Subs To Be Commissioned Los Angeles -(UPD- Secretary of the Navy Thomas S. Gates has revealed that the first three nuclear - powered sub marines capable of firing the Polaris ballistic missile from under the sea will be commissioned next year. Gates, here for a Navy Day luncheon, said the missile launching - nuclear subs will be named after "distinguished Americans who were known for the devotion to freedom." The first three will be call ed "George Washington," "Patrick Henry," and "Theo dore Roosevelt," he said. These are a few of the de scriptions used by those who know the new pope, elevated from Angelo Giuseppe Card inal Roncalli. ' (He also is described as the good natured son of an Italian share-cropper. He has served 27 years as. a successful Vati can diplomat. It is said he was always a bishop at heart and when the late Pope Pius XII cre ated him a cardinal in 1953 he was . less thrilled by the cardinal's red ,hat than by the chance to devote himself at last to episcopal work. "Here I h a v e a new chance," he said at the time, "to be entirely a pastor.- ' "I am convinced that the ministry of the pastor is the most fascinating, the finest that a man can be offered in his life." Mission To France A radiant smile lighted his severe but kindly face. As a cardinal, the 76-year-old prelate's door was always open to anyone friend or foe. - It was this openness and his humorous joviality that earned , him success in one of the most difficult posts in Vatican diplomatic history nuncio to Paris in the stormy postwar years, when French leaders had not forgotten that the Vatican had maintained relations with the wartime government of the late Mar shal Philippe Petain. Slowly and steadily he sow ed the seeds of good will and when he left the Paris post in 1953, after more than eight years, . relations between the Vatican and France were ex cellent. But his tolerance and fore bearance could not be taken for appeasement. When the Christian Democrats of Ve nice in 1956 started talking of forming a city government with the pro-Communist So cialists of Pietro Nenhi, he issued a pastoral letter which minced no words in condemn ing the idea from a religious viewpoint. Knowledge of Languages : Cardinal Roncalli became known as a learned historian and art lover. He speaks Ital ian, Latin, Greek, French and some Turkish, which he learn ed as apostolic delegate in Istanbul. He also is familiar with German, Spanish, Ro manian and has some knowl edge of Oriental languages. In his capacity of 139th bishop and 43rd patriarch of Venice, he held the same post which was held by Geiuseppe Cardinal Sarto when he was elected pope in 1903 to be come Pius X. He is a native of a small North Italian village and his church career was unsensa tional. - " He was born Nov. 25, 1881 in the village of Sotto il Mon te near Bergamo about 40 miles east of Milan, the third of 13 children. One of his sis ters and two of his brothers still live there on the family farm. The family has been there for five centuries. 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