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ROSEBURS CHORAL SOCIETY Pictured above
Roseburg Choral society which will present its third annual Spring
concert May 24 at 8:15 in tha Roioburg Junior high school audi
torium. Under tha diraction of Charles A. Riclcetts at tha far I ft.
pain, mental pain, physical pain.
My expereince has been that pain
of any kind hurts all human flesh
L i l r a ii j li i ii i euuauy so lar as race, cuiur or
tha group praian ad tha Spring concart Monday night at Myrtla crepd lre concernfd. j,' , pimt
vraax in ini graoa tcnooi gym unoar rna sponiorsnip or in dusi- on a Chinese nose less tender than
nats and Professional Woman t club. A special benefit
special benefit presen
tation is scheduled tonight at tha Veterans hospital. (Picture by
rrednekson t Photo Labi
Ability To Bear Severe Pain
Not Matter Of Race Or Color
By HAC BOYLE
NEW YORK (AP) If you stub your toe, does it
hurt you le than it doe a Russian if he ntubg his toe?
Does a fjink in Minsk suffer less from an ap
pendectomy in Pinsk than a Chicago Irishman does in New
York? Can he bear up under it better?
These and other questions eon-1 '
eerning the phenomena in the ! ... . , , , ,.,
world of hurt have been raised by I "h,t ,h k";, tbut life as he
a London specialist in squirming I tnrouen life.
nerves. He raised them inadvert-l Smacks at Propaganda
ently in an address to the Califor- But I have seen nothing in this
nia Medical association. world that would convince me that
Dr. McDonald Critchley told of Russians ran siand pain better
seeing major operations performed than Bavarians or Armenians or
in Russia without the use of any I Shetland ponies. Nor has travel
anesthesia, including hypnosis. A ! in M countries given me any evi-
Russian surgeon told him this was dence, possibly, that any race with
Capitol Hill's
"Foolishness1
Hit By Mobilizer
WASHINGTON -(. Plead
ing for American unity, mobiliza
tion Director Charlea E. Wilson de
cries the "foolishness like what's
been goiny on up on Capitol hill,
where some of our leading gen-
face. But it does vary in degree 1 erals are on the pan."
with the individual and the depth j Wilson told the 1951 industry
of his feeling. armed forces conference that
Korean Ordeals Cited American squabbling over mili-
A more pertinent thing about fry nd foreign policy "must cer
pain: the smarter you are if you I "' be wonderful music to the
are normal the more you try " ot the Russians."
to avoid it. You don't seek it. He spoke of the po bilitr that
- One hundred and fifty years ago ' oublication of documents revealed
American men and women sto- in congressional hearings might
pimple on a Brazilian nose?
Is a Siberian mother hurt less
by the death of her baby than a
Nebraska mother is hurt by t h a
lose of her child?
Pain doesn't vary with the color
of a race or the complexion of a
at the industry group to emphasise
this enjoinder: "Don't hoard."
Wilson said it could be "almost
fatal" to the munitions effort if
industry piles up big idle stocks of
scarce materials.
"Don't permit your very smart
purchasing agents to overstock
j on scarce steel, copper and aluml-
1 .. 11.11 - ... : J
uuui, n iisun aiu.
"Don't order before you need to.
If you need 100 tons of steel in
August, don't pin a roue on your
purchasing agent if he brings it in
in June. The hoarding of stocks
could be almost fatal to this program."
a common practice and added
"We Russisns are better able to
atand pain than other races."
Commenting on this stoicism un
der the knife, Dr. Critchley re
marked: "It's possible their part-Oriental
blood has something to do with
the phenomenon."
Now pinch your arms and legs
and sea if either ot these atate
ments make sense to you. Do they?
They don't to me. I am just a poor
man's philosopher who gathers
part Oriental b ood" has anv I
more basic fortitude under stress j
than a race with part-Occidental
blood, meaning you and me. (
The whole theory smacks of
propaganda rather than science,
far as I can tell. Propaganda on
the part of the Russians, not by
the British doctor.
I know a little bit about propa
ganda, a little bit about science.
Hut I know a big bit about pain. The Gold Coast of Africa pro-
It's an old sight in many climates duces more than 650,000 ounces of
ana at many levels spiritual I gold a year,
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ically endured operations without
anesthesia because anesthetics
hadn't been discovered or put in
common use. Why didn't the Rus
sians the British doctor mentioned
use sedatives? Didn't they have
any? Probably not.
Early in the Korean campaign
many South Korean wounded sol
diers had to be operated on at a
time when no opiates were avail
able. Customarily four other sol
diers were assigned to pin them by
force to the table during the oper
ations. Yet the Koreans are recog
nized as the most durable people
in the Orient. If they were only
"part-Oriental" like the Russians
would they have borne the pain
better or felt it less?
Doctor, it just ain't so that a
Russian can take it on the chin
better than an American or a Zulu
or a gook or a goum.
help the Communist enemy in de
coding secret messages. I
The mobilization chief said he
has reached the conclusion that the
nation s mobilization "isn t going
to be as long a job as I had thought
if we have soma unity in uus
country."
Attainment of unity, he said,
might mean "cutting out some of
the foolishness like what's going on
j up on Capitol hill."
Addressing 1.000 industrialists,
representing six national associ
ations of military contractors, Wil
son said:
"What you people are doing isn't
music to Russian ears."
Wilson predicted that the I n & I-1
cated speed ot rearmament prob
ably will mean increasing business
dislocation in the last half at this
yeas and early next. But the prob
lems should taper off about a year
from now, he said.
Tha mobilizer punched his finger
Elgarose
By MRS. THELMA HANSON
Mr. and Mrs. McAllister and
family of Sprincfield are visiting
with Air. and Mrs. Stanley Sjog
ren and family this week.
Carol Hargesheimer. daughter of
Mr. and Mrs Fred Hargesheimer.
: is convalescing satisfactorily at her
home alter an appendectomy.
Mr. and Mrs. Gunnar Johnson
, are visiting a few days with their
daughter and son-in-law. Mr. and
Mrs. Howard Muller of Felix. Ore.
John Tinker, son of Mr. and Mrs.
J. fl. Tinker, cut a toe off Satur
day while trimming trees for his
father. -
Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Casper
and daughter, Mable. visited over
the weekend with Mr. and Mrs.
William Casper.
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