WEDNESDAY. OCTOBER 28. 1960
MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE. MEDFORD. ORE.
DISCUSS DISAHMAMENT-India's Defense
Minister V. K. Krishna Menon, left, confers
with Russian UN Ambassador V. A. Zorin,
. tight, as an unidentified Russian aide listens
in during a recent disarmament conference
meeting at the United Nations, New' York.
Indian Prime Minister Jawaharlal Nehru
backed the U.S. stand on disarmament with
the statement that controls and disarmament
must go together. (UPI Telephoto)
Voter Registration
In Oregon Shows
Democrats in Lead
S a 1 e m - (UPD - Unofficial
voter registration, figures in
Oregon show a record 900,034,
with 480,132 for the Demo
crats and 404,998 for the Re
publicans and 14,784 inde
pendents, it was 'announced
Tuesday by the state elections
bureau.
The breakdown by coun
ties with Fourth Congression
al district counties in bold
face type:
Baker - D 5,225; R 3,133;
other 118; total 8,476.
Benton-D 7,287 ;R 10,212;
ether 448; total 17,947.
Clackamas-D 30,899; R 26,
893; other 675; total 58,557.
; Clatsop - D 7,835; R 6,738;
other 207; total 14,780.
. Columbia-D 7,440; R 4,213;
other 179; total 1M52.
Coos - D 16,316; R 8,951;
other 449; total 25,716.
Crook - D 2,765; R 1,730;
other 90; total 4,585.
Curry - D 4,008; R 2.834;
other 165; total 7.007.
Deschutes-D 6,845; R 5,439;
other 167; total 12,451.
Douglas-D 17.307; R 13.038;
other 664; total 31.009.
Gilliam-D 827; R 758; other
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24; total 1,609.
Grant - D 1,850; R 1,892
other 56; total 3,797.
Harney -D 1,808; R 1,258
other 38; total 3,104.
Hood River-D 3,386; R 2,-
903; other 198; total 6,487.
Jackson-D 19,158; R 18.030
other 942; total 38,130.
Jefferson-D 1,616; R 1,354;
other 30; total 3,000.
Josephine-D 7.689; R 7,429
other 330; total 15,448. .
Klamath-D 12,592; R 8,512;
other 421; total 21,525.
Lake - D 1,725; R 1,722;
other 52; total 3,499.
Lane-D 41.660; R 34,845;
other 1.511; total 78.016.
Lincoln D 7,092; R 5,31";
other 263; total 12,672.
Linn-D 15.100; R 12.131
other 437; total 27.668.
Malheur-D 4,721; R 4,946
other 133; total 9,800.
Marion-D 24,161; R 31,909;
other 688: total 56,758.
, Morrow-D 1,101; R 1,215;
other 26: total 2,342.
Multnomah - D 164,138; R
122,150: other 4,341; total
290.629.
Polk-D 5,898; R 6,819; other
272: total 12,989.
Sherman - D 627; R 618;
other 20: total 1,265.
Tillamook-D 5,057; R 4,096;
other 110: total 9.263.
Umatilla-D 10,791; R 9,464;
other 443: total 20,698.
Union - D 5,322; R 3,526;
other 94: total 8,942.
Wallowa-D 2,385; R 1,398;
other 37: total 3,820.
Wasco -D 5,311; R 4-597;
other 132: total 10,040. "
Washington - D zz.azo k
25.602: other 894; total 48,811
Wheeler - D 788; R mv;
other 19; total 1,435. ,
Yamhill -D 7,424; R 8,616;
other 281; total' 16,321.
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The Family Council
Edltor'i Note: The Famllv Council consists of m Indee. a Dsvchla-
trtst, three clercymen, three editors and a women's editor. Each article
ti a summary of an actual cue history. The Council reports on
problems that have been deail with by responsible ajencles and
counselors.
Mrs. E. G. - Our middle son
is a problem child.
Bxlly G. - Tommy's smart,
Jimmy's cute, I'm just bad.
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Mm, E. G. - We have three
fine boys. Tom is 14, Billy 10
and Jimmy 7. Tom and Jim
my never give, me a minute
of trouble. They play nicely
either alone or together.
But Billy! He makes up for
the other two. Let Jimmy
spend an hour setting up his
trains and Billy swoops into
the room and kicks them into
the four corners. When Tom's
on the phone talking to a
friend, Billy will start shoot
ing his cap pistol like mad.
I'm called to school several
times a month because Billy
forged my name on the home
work paper he was supposed
to show me, or shot ink out
of a water pistol I didn't even
know he had. His latest trick
at home is to fall down and
yell, "I'm paralyzed." He
yells and yells until I rub his
leg and help him up.1
Billy G. - I "hate my life. At
home I have no one to play
with. In school they're al
ways picking on me. What
ever I do. somebody gets mad,
I tried to do a trick and
make my mother laugh and I
broke a lamp and made her
yell. I brought my turtle to
school but who cared? Bobby
Green had a snake in a big
box and that was the big at
traction, I started to tell 'my
father how I was picked to
pull the curtains for the
Thanksgiving play. What hap
pened? Tom ran in to talk
about the 100-meter race he
won that day in the high
school meet.
They really don't care about
me. Once in a while I just
make them care. I do things.
.
The Council: Billy feels lost
and is making desperate at
tempts to be "found."
The sandwich child in a
family can never be sure just
where he fits in. Is he one of
the big kids and counted in
on decisions and responsibili
ties? Or is he lumped with
the baby who is treated more
like a toy than a growing
boy? Billy thinks of himself
as the stale bread of the sand
wich rather than the juicy
roast beef.
Position In a family, many
studies have shown, accounts
for some of the wide differ
ences in children born to the
same parents and, ostensibly,
treated the same. Actually,
when you think about it, no
two children are born to the
same parents. The parents are
older each time, more pre
occupied. The home surround
ings change with the presence
of brothers and sisters.. And
while the oldest child and the
youngest have a certain in
alienable role, merely from
the accident of birth, the mid
dle child is often in danger of
being lost in the shuffle, so
far as status and prestige go
in the family constellation.
This lays the problem of
Billy squarely in the laps of
the entire G. family, who in
turn can enlist the aid of
Billy's teacher. Here is a
normal boy, unhappy for
normal reasons which can be
removed, it seems, by the con
certed effort of the important
people in his life.
For a while, Mr. and Mrs.
G. may have to think of Billy
as an "only" child. He is cer
tainly a lonely child. He must
be taken out of the chorus
once in a while and given
featured billing a solo out
ing with his father, a "secret"
whispered in his ear by his
big brother, the triumph of
winning a checker game from
his mother. How important
he'll feel out for dinner in a
restaurant, just once, alone
with his parents!
In other words, Billy can
be wooed into joining the
family team instead of heck
ling it from the outside. When
he is assured that he is im
portant in his inner circle, he
can venture forth among his
contemporaries and work off
tile high spirits which are now
used so troublesomely for a
primitive sort of recognition.
(Copyright 1960, General
Features Corp.)
Proven Leadership '
; Demonstrated Ability
, Re-elect Robert
X) DUNCAN
"GOOD GOVERNMENT IS YOUR
BUSINESS"
Democrat for STATE
Sp"k"059!5; Hou" REPRESENTATIVE
Duncan for Legislature Comm., Ward Spatz, Chm.,
P.O. Box 67, Medford
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United Nations Cuban Foreign Minister Raul Roa,
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