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44e f Appear
Q Ivrf ferry Charges
Salem (CPU Two men who
scaped from the criminally
insane ward of the State hos
pital March 4 and who are
) bacfc in the state penitentiary
will appear in Circuit Court
loijdajD on charges of bur
glary. q James Norman Jensen, con
victa hatchet murderer, and
Jack Stanley Amason are
charged with entering the
home of a Salem woman fol
lowing their escape from the
ohospitaP. Police traced them
from the house to a barn in
east Salem. ' . " '
Haho Falls (DPD Warren
Farmer of Nyssa, Ore., has
been named by the U.S. Agri
culture department as a mem
ber of the Idaho-Eastern Ore
gon potato committee. Joe
Saito of Ontario was named
llrnte. ' ,
Strong Trend To Put Power
Back in Hands of City Dwellers
By United Press International
The indignant urban resi
dent who finds his state con
trolled by rural legislators
may have relief in sight.
A United Press Internation
al survey of all state capitals
shows a strong, if still incon
clusive, trend to put power
back in the hands of the popu
lation majority-which by now
has switched to the cities.
An Old Fight
The fight for proportional
representation is an old one,
but in recent weeks it has
J gained impetus from well-
organized battles to force
change via federal and state
courts.
For years most of the na
tion's state legislatures have
ignored their own constitu
tional provisions to reappor
tion themselves every ten
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Paid. Pol. Adv.
E. H. Mann
P.O. Box 1587
years. Consequently in many
cases the farmers who were
in a majoritr when the state
constitutions were adopted
still control - the legislatures
even though they now are in
a minority.
Increased City Power ,
For example, Alabama has
not affected reapportionment
since 1901; Iowa since 1904;
Indiana, 1921; Nebraska, 1937;
Oklahoma, 1910; North Da
kota, 1931; Mississippi, 1890;
Vermont not for at least 40
years.
However, current action,
sometimes by civic groups,
somtimes by popular initia
tive, sometimes by new pow
er groups within the legisla
tures themselves, is leading
to change.
And as change comes, it
points generally to increased
power to cities, to the Demo
cratic Party which controls
so many cities, to groups sup
porting liberal reform.
City Dwellers Liberal
In the North and West this
apparently , means power for
labor unions and other groups
associated with the Demo
cratic Party. In the one-party
South is apparently means
power for groups within the
Democratic Party which take
a more liberal view on civil
rights.
In Massachusetts the Legis
lature, which recently went
Democratic after years under
Republican control, is in the
process of reapportioning in
a manner which many ob
servers feel will keep it Dem
ocratic for years to come.
Sometimes the rural-urban
lines are not so clear cut, but
more states than not have had
legislatures representing - a
minority of their citizens. As
more and more voters move
to central locations, the in
equity increases. And as it in
creases, so do the moves-such
as the current court tests-to
wipe it out.
19 Firemen Die
In Glasgow Blaze
Glasgow, Scotland (UPD A
flaming whiskey warehouse
blew up with an earth-shaking
roar Monday night, killing
19 firemen fighting the blaze.
Owners of the building,
Abuckle Smith & Co. tenta
tively estimated the loss at up
to $28 million.
Fire investigators checked
for arson since another whis
key warehouse was destroyed
10 days ago in an $840,000
fire.
The first firemen to reach
the five-story, red brick build
ing heard several small explo
sions as whiskey vats burst.
ADDRESSES WORKERS
Prime Minister Fidel Castro
right, addresses the Sugar Workers rally at Havana, at which
time he received the agreements of the workers in which
they accepted a freezing of their salaries in case there is a
sugar quota rduction by the United States. Conrado Becquer,
general secretary of the Sugar Workers Federation,- left,
shows Castro the agreements by the workers. v
(UPI Telephoto)
The Family Council
Editor's Note: The Family Council consists of a Judge, a psychiatrist
three clergymen, a newspaper editor, a women's editor and two writers
Each article is a summary of an actual ase history The Council reports
on problems that have been dealt wl It by responsible agencies and
counselors.
Gloria G.-My grandparents
won't fit in.
Mrs. L. G.-I'll be blamed if
they aren't invited.
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Gloria G.-I am 18 and I'm
about to be married. I'm go
ing to have a big church wed
ding and I want everything
to be just beautiful.
My big problem is my
grandparents. They are my
father's parents. He died when
I was 2 and I never had much
contact with them. I love my
stepfather like a real father
and he will give me away.
Frankly, I don't want to in
vite my grandparents. They
are very old and very Euro
pean. They won't fit in with
the crowd and will make
everyone uncomfortable. My
mother says I really have to
have them, but my friends
say that the bride's wishes
should come first and she
shouldn't be made uncomfort
able on her wedding day.
Mrs. L. G. - I'll never hear
the end of it if I don't invite
this elderly couple to the
wedding. My first husband's
sister and brother have al
ways had it in for me for
not being closer to the fam
ily. I know they won't come
to the wedding, but they have
let certain other persons know
that their parents want to at
tend and will be deeply hurt
if they aren't invited.
I don't feel that the old
people will upset anybody.
They are always very quiet
and keep to themselves. Glo
ria will hardly know they are
there.
I just know everyone will
blame me if I don't invite
them. And it really isn't my
fault. I've tried and Gloria
should be cooperative for my
sake.
The Council: Both Gloria
and her mother are all wrong
and Mrs. L. G. should recog
nize that she is the party
responsible for Gloria's wrong
attitudes.
It was Mrs. L. G.'s job to
see that Gloria was kept in
contact with her father's fam
ily and it was her job to in
still the correct standards in
Gloria. She has failed on both
scores.
These grandparents should
not be invited to the wedding
to be kept out of sight. They
should not be invited as a
special favor to Mrs. L. G.
They should be invited as the
most honored guests because
it is a great occasion for any
one to see the marriage of a
grandchild. Not many have
the good fortune to witness
this event.
Gloria says she wants her
wedding to be "beautiful,"
but it is obvious that she
doesn't know much about
beauty. Her wedding may be
made pretty by a nice setting,
lovely flowers and gowns, but
it can only be made beautiful
by love and sweetness of
spirit. If she proceeds in her
present frame of mind she
will destroy the spirit of the
occasion and she will also get
off on a wrong foot in her
marriage. , Her failure to rec
ognize the better values in
life will undermine her mar
riage at the roots.
Gloria seems to feel that
her loyalty to her stepfather
is in some way reinforced by
a rejection of her real father.
Her rejection of his family
implies just that. At her age,
Gloria cannot be held entire
ly responsible for this atti
tude. It must have been in
stilled in her. But now that
she is . taking on the responsi
bilities of adulthood, she must
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Gloria's uncomfortable feel
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parents is a reflection of some
sense of inadequacy within
herself. The person who feels
that some person or some
event . can reflect badly on
him fears that exposure will
prove him ugly or deficient
in some way. If these grand
parents are invited to the
wedding in the right spirit,
they will be among the high
points of a joyous occasion.
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