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24-HOUR JOB Ray Sheffer,
is in charge of policing one
"24 hour" towns in America.
Las Vegas
Able To Control 24 -
By JOHN F. CAHLAN
Managing Ediior,
Las Vegas Review-Journal
Written for
United Press International
Las Vegas, Nev.-IUPD-When
''Las Vegas is mentioned in the
United States, and in most
foreign countries, there are
visions of crap tables and rou
lette wheels spinning and
clicking, surrounded by a
bunch of mud huts and dirt
streets.
Most of the nation, because
of the stories which pour out
from the desert spa, has the
belief that the residents of the
The Family Council
Editor;; Mot: The FanUly Council
art clergymen, a newspaper caiior a women s eaiior ana two wrmn.
Bach article la a summary of an actual . ase history. Tbe Council reports
a problems that have been dealt wt tf by responsible agencies and
counselors.
Mary T.-I don't want to
share my room with Granny!
Mrs. L. IV-I'm disappointed
in Mary.
Mary T.-I am lit and so
miserable at home I feel like
running away. Until last year
I had to share my room with
my kid brother. Finally we
moved into a bigger apart
ment and I got a room of my
own. Now what happens? My
grandmother comes to live
with us anji I have to have
her in my room!
I spent so much time fixing
ur my room just the way I
wanted it. Everything was so
perfect. Now it has alt been
rearranged to make room for
Granny. I have no privacy.
Granny doesn't like the rec
ords I play, the way I sit when
I do my homework, etc. I can't
stand it!
I 'don't why Granny
can't stay in Cliffs room. He's
only 8 and he's hardly ever
in it. But Mom ays I have to
put up and shut up.
Mrs. L. TV-Having my
mother live with us is hard
on every one of us. She is el
derly and ailing and - just
couldn't be left "alone any
longer I was the only one who
could possibly take care ol her
so I'm elected and that's that.
I am very disappointed in
Mary. She always adored her
grandmother and used to beg
her to stay overnight. Now
she gets irritated at every
thing the poor woman says
to her. Once or twice she was
so disrespectful that I slapped
her.
" I have tried to teach Mary
tobe unselfish and thought
ful of others. The way she is
acting I feel I have been a
failure as a mother. She does
not seem to have one tender
spot in her heart for her own
grandmother. My mother feels
it too and says I've spoiled
Mary.
...
The Council: Of course, we
can't excuse disrespect to
Grandmother, but we can see
where Mary has had things
rather "tough At just the age
when she has come to luxur
iate in her own privacy, she
is given close overseer, who
is far removed from her own
budding tastes and ideas.
It is also possible that Gran
ny is really difficult to get
along with. If she is both old
and ailing and suddenly
placed in a position of total
dependence in her daughter's
home, she can't be in very
good spirits. She probably is
entirely aware of how much
she "has upset Mary's plans
and this gives her no cause
for joy. She is Jikely to take
out some of her miseries about
herself in criticism of Mary.
And this doesn't help the
situation by any means.
In addition, Mary is arriv
ing at the age when she may
experience a good deal of emo
tional antagonism toward her
mother. It is quite likely that
she conceals some of those,
feelings even from herself and
transfers them to her grand
mother - against whom she
fe" she has a reasonable
be? . ' - .
Because she is trying to
front center,
of the few
He. is police
chief of Las Vegas, Nev., where the bars and
gambling casinos never close. A portion of
his force is shown behind him.
Police Department
community haunt the casinos
and dump all of their cash on
the tables hoping to "break
the bank" and leave the com
munity for greener fields.
Most Proud of Home
They don't realize that the
citizens live much the same
type of life as do those of Pa-
ducah, Ky., or Des Moines,
Iowa. The only difference is
that when the citizens desire
entertainment, they can find
the most glamorous shows in
the world only a few blocks
away from home." .-
Most Las Vegans are proud
consists of a Judge, a psychiatrist.
Jaear up with a situation she
herself finds difficult, Mrs.
L. T. is being a bit too harsh
on Mary. It is a way of silenc
ing her own inner protest. But
it might help matters if she
unbent a little and expressed
some sympathy to Mary. She
should let her daughter know
that her problem is under
stood and that she will do all
in her power to help. She
might even consider Mary's
suggestion of putting the el
derly woman in the boy's
room for a time. At 8, he is
unlikely to feel the pressure
of another person as much as
his sister.
More important, sympathy
will help tighten the mother
daughter relationship during
the difficult teen years ahead.
(Copyright 19B0.
General Features Corp.)
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East Lansing, Mich - (UPD
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dairy industry, a dairy mar
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Sour cream in aerosol cans,
milk delivered in attractive
pitchers suitable for table use
and a variety of new cheeses
also can be expected, accord
ing to Donald Merlin, editor
of a Milwaukee dairy publica
tion. Fresh-tasting concentrated
milk also will make an ap
pearance, Merlin says. '
It could be frozen, fresh
or canned, Merlin says. He
also predicts dairies will car
ry a greater variety of "side
line" products. Included
would be special cottage
cheese and gelatin salads, po
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Hour City
of their home town. That is
why they were so impressed
when their chief of police,
Ray Sheffer, recently was
nominated for one of the 10
outstanding young men of the
nation by the United States
Junior Chamber of Com
merce. Sheffer was among the
finalists and missed out only
during the last go-round.
Sheffer polices one of the
few "24 hour" towns in Amer
ica. The bars and the gam
bling casinos never close. His
job is made doubly tough by
the fact gambling attracts all
sorts of hangers-on.
But the Las Vegas chief is
well able to take care of any
type character who might
think the community is open
territory for crime. He stands
well over six feet tall, weighs
about 200 pounds and looks
like an Ail-American tackle.
Youngest Chief
He is the youngest chief of
police in any major city in
the United States just Hear
ing 36.
One of Sheffer's trade
marks is his eyes. They are
sort of hazel, but the pupils
are as black as night and look
like the muzzles of .22 caliber
revolvers as they peer out
from under bushy eyebrows.
He appears to be looking
right through you, even when
he is in a light mood and off
duty. Many criminials have
broken under the stares of
those eyes.
The chief came up through
the ranks, so he knows what
his men have to and can do.
He is the type who leads his
police department rather than
driving the members. He
never calls them to do some
thing he would not do or has
not done himself. This is why
morale is high in the depart
ment. Sheffer has , been in the
forefront of battles to curb
narcotics, juvenile delin
quency and to make better of
ficers of the members of his
department.
Change in Drug Law
Sheffer, almost single-handedly,
brought about a change
in the state narcotic law
which now provides stif fer
penalties up to life imprison
ment for dope peddlers and
pushers. The Nevada legisla
ture took his word, almost ex
clusively, and passed, with
only a scattering of dissent
ing votes, the bill he had pre
pared. A Sheffer project, the' Las
Vegas Police Academy, where
rookie officers are trained in
police work before joining the
force, has gained wide recog
nition. Originally, instituted for
Los Vegas officers only, the
academy has drawn students
from all sections of the state.
There is every possibility the
academy will become state
supported and open to police
officers and sheriffs' deputies
from all parts of the state.
Russia Possibly Building Bomb
Washington- (UPD -Roy W.
Johnson, former director of
the Defense Department's
Space Planning Agency, testi
fied Wednesday that Russia
may be building an A-bomb
or H-bomb that could be put
into orit and be commanded
to drop on an earth target.
Studies in Progress
Johnson made the statement
in accusing the administra
tion of dragging its feet on
the Saturn big booster proj
ect, which he termed essen
tial to development of counter-measures
for this and oth
er pressing space threats.
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