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I Medford 54th Year Price 10 Cents Tribune 8 Pages MEDFORD, OREGON, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 19, 1960 Section B NEW OFFICERS - Elected as new officers of the Oregon Veterinary Medical association at Thursday's Portland con ference were (from left) Dr. Roy H. Peterson, Tillamook, president; Dr. Raymond C. Storey, Molalla, president-elect; and Dr. O. H. Muth, Corvallis, secretary-treasurer. People's Thinking Subject of Study San Diego, Calif. -(UPD- Can one man know how it feels to be in another man's shoes? " A San Diego State College psychologist says the answer is yes and he wants to know more about it. The psychologist. Dr. Way man J. Crow, will direct a two-year study in how accu rate one individual can be in judging another. "We all know people who lack insight into others, who can't take a hint," Crow said. "We also know others who quickly sense our moods and feelings, who seem to know what we are trying to say when we ourselves can't find the right words to express it." He said he will make use in his study of people who can easily put themselves into the other fellow's shoes. He said he hopes the study will show how to direct such people to occupations that can make use of their ability to to understand others. He also thinks a way nay be found of Instilling this quality in those who lack it. VERY MUCH ALIVE Sheboygan, Wis. -ftPD-Adolf Fale told would be rescuers Wednesday he really wasn't dead. Police set out with ropes and a long ladder after spot ting Fale lying motionless and face down on the Sheboygan river ice. But Fale explained he was peering through the ice trying to spot minnows and remained motionless so as not to frighten them. Rules Listed for Flower Planting Minneapolis, Minn. - (UPD -Begin planning for indoor spring planting of flowers now, and follow these rules, says the University of Minne sota Institute of Agriculture: Keep the plans in sunshine or bright light. Roses espec ially need sunlight. Keep the soil moist, water ing whenever it is dry to the touch. Keep the plants at cool night temperatures, prefer ably at 60 degrees. Keep the plants out of ex tremely hish temperatures (over 75 degrees). The Family Council Editor"! Note: The Family Council consist! of s Judge, m psychiatrist, three clergymen, a newspaper editor, a women's editor and two writers. Each article is a summary of an actual i-ase history- The Council reports on problems that have been dealt wtk by responsible agencies and counselors. FIRST FEDERAL Saving & Loan Association 29 North Ivy Will Be Closed Monday, Feb. 22 Washington's Birthday Louise R. - My sister says I shouldn't marry him. Jeff D. - She's crazy if she listens to that crackpot. Louise R. - I am 28 and single. I guess that describes about the worst of my prob lems. As a result of being in popular and hopeless about my future I became involved in an affair with a man I had known only a short time. Jeff is 33 and also single and very much in need of affection. After we were involved for several months I started to feel very guilty about this re lationship. I told Jeff I want ed to get married or break off. He told me he didn't love me, but was willing to marry me. I don't love him either, but I now feel that I have less chance than ever of marrying. I don't know what to do. My sister, who doesn't know the whole situation, advises me against marrying him. She thinks he's no good. Jeff D. Louise is crazy if she listens to her crackpot sister. Pauline has had it in for me from the first because she thought I ought to take Louise to all kinds of fancy places and spend a lot of money on her. The heck with that stuff. Even if I had the money I wouldn't want to go to those places.. Aside from that, Pauline doesn't realize the kind of guy I am. We don't have to get married. Nobody and. nothing is forcing us, but I am willing to do it because I realize Louise is very unhappy. I feel sorry for her. Louise can do as she likes. I'm not trying to force her into anything. I just want her to know that if she lets her sister tell her what to do she'll probably remain an old maid - and she'll have only herself to thank. The Council: Louise and Jeff seem to be suffering from the same disease and we don't see a cure coming out of mar riage to one another oh the basis they have established. Essentially their disease is self -hatred and interestingly enough one of its main symp toms is the lack of ability to love others. As we get the picture these two threw themselves at one another, feeling that they were so worthless nobody in the world could care for them. Neither had respect for the other because they couldn't believe that anyone worth anything would bother with them. The acts of physical in timacy in which they in dulged were colored with fear and disgust because each felt used by the other. At the moment Jeff holds the upper hand because Lou ise was first to break under the destructive impact of such a relationship. But if they marry because she is desper ate and he "feels sorry for her" they can only destroy one another further with the ferocity of their hatred. The best thing that Louise and Jeff can do is to recognize that they need to reconstruct their lives emotionally and morally if they wish to achieve any satisfaction and peace of mind. Perhaps they can find a little more self-confidence, which is a form of self-love, by trying to expand their social horizons and put ting themselves out to be con siderate of others. Gradually, they will find that persons of both sexes can like and even love them just as they are. Then they will be ready to consider a marriage based on self-respect and mutual re spect. Louise should bear in mind that her age and past errors are far less .important than her present state of mind. 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