The news-review. (Roseburg, Or.) 1948-1994, May 13, 1955, Image 11

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Newspaper Page TextRADAR EXPERT DIES TOKYO Ul - Dr. Yojl to, form er navy captain who introduced radar to Japanese warships, died Monday. He was 53. WHY BE SICK? Vou'vo net triad .varythina, vntil you m DR. SCOFIELD X-RAY CHIROPRACTOR 3 minurii from town on RifU Rang Road. Dial OR 3-5133 you are invited to examine the "inest 35 mm. camera ever built Designed for easy operation NEW etctt WI-3 lifetime Investment lit perfect photography There's nothing like a IEICA. The new M-3 is the greatest LEICA ever. If you are at all Interested in photography, come on in. learn all about the new LEICA M-3, the world's most advanced camera. J. C. SPORTING GOODS AND CAMERA STORE 245 N. Jackson OR 3-4155 Before (K) Test test a Mcculloch No other sow in the tame price class can beat a Mc Culloch Model 33 for high speed woodcutting, light weight, and professional-quality features. 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The stage presentation, called "The Plywood Age," will be seen at 8:30 p.m. (Monday) June 20 in the Benson Polytechnical High School auditorium, Portland, and will be one of the highlights of a 3 day annual meeting of more than 1.500 fir playwood manufacturers, officials of allied industries and special guests. SUIT FOR DAMAGES Mary A. Young has filed a cir cuit court action against L. C. Swanson for $20,000 general dam ages for injuries she claimed she suffered in an automobile acci dent at Garden Valley Junction on Highway 99 April 9. She says she was riding in a car driven by her husband, Rual, when it was struck by another car driven by Swan son. maim IB r $219 HOWARD'S HARDWARE WINSTON t Open Sundays OSborne 9-8778 Coimpair Use a wkCulloeh -y amd.Youl you buy COME IN FOR A FREE DEMONSTRATION LOGGING Oregon Saw Chain Ev0M T0f . , . . Lubnplote Got & Oil Cone Ore. 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Estimated 19SS figures show in crease in air power, decrease in naval and ground strength. Hospital News Mercy Hospital Admitted Surgery: Mrs. Henry Kaus, Suth erlin; Timy Thomas, Mrs. Ralph Frisbie, Roseburg. Mtdical: Mrs. Allen Cam, Can yonville; Jacques Edmond, Rose burg; wiuiam FatncK, Jeanie Hec tor, Winston; Bert Watson, Suth erlin. Discharged Mrs. Elizabeth . Atterbury, Mrs. L. W. Riley, Daniel Grimm, Jessie Horney, Roseburg; Mrs. Elsie Harmson, Tenmile; Mrs. Henry Campbell, Surherlin; Mrs. Benja min Melton, Idleyld. Douglas Community Hospital Admitted Surgery: Mrs. Lloyd North, Mrs. i Melvin Deal, Mrs. Wilbert Miles, ; Roseburg; Elizabeth Welch, Win-. slon; Judy Humphreys, Myrtle! Creek. I Medical: Mrs. Milford Mickle, I Dillard; Joy Beutler, Vincent Hol comb, Oakland; Edna Harlan, 1 Drain; Buford Jones, Mrs. Ellis i Prowell, Roseburg. ' j Discharged Mrs. Wilmer Conn, Mrs. Orville Louth, Mrs. Wayne Munroe, Mrs. Gary Kirk, Harold LeBleu, Mrs. 1 Raymond Huiihes, John Decker Jr, I Mrs. W. C. Walbrecht, Roy Vanni man, Bernal Broyhill, Roseburg; Mrs. Donald McDonald, Glide;; Mrs. Eugene Holcomb, Oakland. BEAVER BOYS STATE CORVALLIS UFI The American Legion - sponsored annual Beaver Boys State will be held on the Ore gon State College campus June 12 18. Some 500 high school students are expected. The boy elected governor of the state and one other representative will go to Washington, D. C, later in the summer as Oregon delegates to Boys Nation. " i i SEE YOUR LOCAL DEALERS: Capitol Saw Shop Glendale Junction Drain Saw Shop-Drain Moore's Saw Shop Canyonville Pacific Chain Sau-Roseburg Winston Chain Saw-Winston Neurotics Most Likely To Appear On By FRANK CAREY . Associated Press Scitnc. Reporter ATLANTIC CITY. N. J. I Emotionally disturbed people may be the -most likely candidates to wind up on a surgical operating table, a team of psychiatrists said Thursday. Describing studies of 200 ran domly chosen surgical patients at a hospital, Dr. Israel werling of New York State College of Medi cine, said the group contained "a very higti proportion of individuals presenting neurotic symptoms, dis turbed behavior or psychotic signs." He and three psychiatrists of the University' of Cincinnati declared in a joint report to the lllUi an nual meeting of the American Psychiatric Assn.: 'This finding of high incidence of emotional disorder can not be explained within the scope of this study. However, it may very pos sibly be that surgical illness is more likely to befall the emotion ally disturbed person." They noted four categories among the cases in point: , 1. A group presenting symptoms COMPLETE WITH , Bath and Kitchen Plumbing Wiring Kitchen Cabinet! 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Nehru Attacker Given Sentence For Violation BOMBAY, India I Babu Rao Kochale, the rlchshaw man charged wilh trying to murder Prime Minister Nehru, was sen tenced to eight days Imprisonment Thursday on a previous charge of traffic obstruction. Kochale pleaded innocent to the attempted murder charge on Tues day. He will have a jury trial on that count. He was arrested March 12 after leaping at Nehru's open car while the Prime Minister was driving into Nagpur. Police said he was carrying a knife. Kochale told the' magistrate Tuesday he ' had only wanted to complain to Nehru that he had been arrested unjustly on the traf fic charge. FROM SITE AT ONCE! Have a Few I One-Bedroom $ 475 DUPLEX Dlimatle building yoarieir r we will dUmanlle and deliver to your lot. Fan fit are marked and a diagram furnUhed for easy re-creation. P.O. Bo 5757, Mllwaukla, On. Phone EVergreen 1-8666 Rout. 99E South of Portland to Milwaukl P.M. INCLUDING SUNDAY w-'-iui I i I l 4 uvino 'I I MITCH CM I StOOM I ft"" A. 11 Frl., May 13, 1955 The Surgical Table 2. A "large" group in which be havior arising out 'of "neurotic conflict" produced surgical illness for example, an accident ease resulting from "impulsive, aggres sive action." 3. A group in which psychological factors "operate in complicated ways to produce actual tissue dam age and thus surgical illness for example, peptic ulcer." 4. A group in which the physical ailment had been aggravated by psychological factors "such as ailments made worse by psycho logically induced detay in seeking surgical care." WW! it imssa n ,)x ILL Ask Your Dealer About The NEW McCULLOCH "twin Power Lawn Mower It mows . . . Sweeps trims . . . edges mulches. PREMIUM FEATURES: Cutting width beyound wheels; Non-scalping Dual Wheels; Vacuum Vanes; Twin rotors; Replaceable safety blades; Hill climbing wheel; Dial height control; Height indicator. 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