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Page 4 Portland/Observer. Thursday, Jan. 13, 1972 You know because you read It In the Observer! CASH FOR OLD FURNITURE roaiL t w 4? utímtiLii Political caucus formed world of w om en Emanuel volunteer director retires A series of special events at Fmanuel Hospital honored M rs, Nina Johnson, re tirin g after 15 years as director of volunteers. A rrivin g in February of 1956 she Immediately set out to make the Emanuel volunteer program "something to be proud o f" . M rs, Johnson's organiza tional efforts have not been lim ited to Emanuel, but have extended to the state level, where she served as p re si dent of the Oregon Associa tion of Hospitals A uxiliary and secretary fo r the Association of Western Hospitals A ix- tlla ry . Retirement parties given In her honor Included a surprise party (she found the unex pected cuests on her doorstep one evening) given by the Jun io r A u xilia ry; a coffee and cake a ffa ir planned by the Fourth Tuesday Group (an E- manuel volunteer group); a Junior A u xilia ry Reunion Tea, given in her honor, where she had a chance to see many of the Juniors with whom she had worked during her years at Emanuel and a retirem ent luncheon given in her honor by the Senior A u x ilia ry . New d ire c to r of volunteers at Emanuel is M rs. Dory Mad- dou», Junior co-ordinator at Emanuel since 1968. o V ^s^N ^ i V’ n “ Em,nuel HosP“ * i ‘ n honor or M rs. Nina Johnson, re tirin g as d ire cto r of volunteers and a u xilia ry president, quests crowded around to adm ire the watch i* rS* Johnson by members of the hospital a u xilia ry. Those adm iring the watch include , from left to rig h t, Mrs. j S bmm M°rhsn^ r v neu . ^ l h , r ^ p" 5,dent M rs - ‘ »onald H. M arkm an a id M rs. Cleo Hampton, Emanuel Green l<a<1y. A policewoman can do anything a policeman does a tio n 's n o tic e d e n a rr- The n nation's police depart ment are missing a bet by not giving a greater share of police functions to perform , according to D r. Gary P e rl- stem, assistant professor of law enforcement at Portland State U niversity. ,— ■ . _ crim es by and against juvenile and women.” The 31-year-old student of crim inology r e c e iv e d his doctoral degree from F lorida State U niversity last year and joined PSU’ s Law Enforce ment Program in the fa ll. He recently completed a national survey on the employment of women in police departments to be published under the title "Policewomen and Police men: A Comparative L o o k" in the March issue of Police Chief. "W omen, at least personal ity -w ise, are as well equipp ed as men, if not more so, to perform the police function Perlstem maintains. " P re sently women are mainly used as metermaids and to work on Standards proposed for frozen dinners "H eat and se rve " f r o z e n dinners may be quick and easy to prepare, but not all of them b u lg e with nutrients. L a s t week the Food and Drug Ad m inistration ( F D A ) proposed nutritional g u id e ! ln e s d e signed to regulate such defi ciencies. T h e agency set standards to r minimum levels of protein, v i t a m i n A , vitam in Bi, vita min B2,niacin, and iron. Also, the FDA said each precooked dinner should contain protein from either meat, p o u l t r y , fish, o r cheese; a vegetable; and potatoes o r a cereal-based product such as ric e . Each serving should have at least 340 calories. Old B ailey’s fem ale judge London The fir s t woman judge to preside at London's Centra! C rim in a l C o u r t In the Did Bailey took her seat yester day. Rose Heilbron, 57, was re ferred to throughout the pro ceedings as "M y Lady." Sne carried a black handbag and wore a b a rris te r’ s wig. Producers w o n 't be com pelled to meet the standards, which are scheduled to take ef fect in 60 days, but those wno do would be allowed todisclose the fact on labels affixed to th e ir products. Niacin — By Kay Haraguchl, R j i . Niacin is the third member of the B Vitamin fa m ily. P a rt of the body's needs fo r Niacin are manufactured by the body from protein foods. However, the body cannot make enough Niacin to meet all its require ments. Most of what we need must come d ire c tly from th e foods we eat. In the body. Niacin aids di gestion and circulation. It helps to keep the mucus mem branes (the body's inner skin) healthy. It assists In proper functioning of th e brain and nervous system. People who are deficient o f Niacin a re probably lo w in other B Vitam ins, too. Some symptoms of a Niacin d e fi- c le n c y are a smooth, re d tongue, bowel disturbances, headaches, d iz z in e s s and memory problems. Even neu ro tic -lik e behavior can result. There are many good food sources of N iacin. Vegetables ADMISSION Adults . ‘ ‘ The rightpolicewomancan do anything a policeman does now, and, in certain respects can do it better and more ef fic ie n tly ,” Pearlstein said. "Am ong the jobs which should be open to women are those in police-community relations intelligence and in detective work There are no women in such jobs in Portland now, P erlsteln said, noting that the C ity of Portland h isto rica lly was among the fir s t in the na tion to give police powers to a woman. In an e a r l y study, "T h e Policewoman: A L ink Between Law E n f o r c e m e n t and C orrections,” P erlstem re ported that the C ity of P o rt land granted police powers to M rs . Lola Baldwin in 1905. M rs . Baldwin had served as a secretary with the National T ravelers Aid Society before being given the police power to deal more effectively with problems involving g irls and $2 containing this vitam in ln th e highest amounts a r e : k a le , p a r s l e y , re d kidney beans, b a k e d b e a n s with tomato sauce, lima beans, chickpeas, corn, l e n t i l s , mushrooms, okra, peas, soy beans and soy bean products, w inter squash and canned tomatos. M e a ts are all g o o d sources, espe c ia lly organ m e a ts , poultry giblets, etc. Most enriched or whole grain cereals and flours and products of these are ade quate to high in Niacin. Brown rice and wheat germ are good sources. F ru its providing the most Niacin are canned apri cots, dates, and d r led peaches. Almonds, cashew nuts and es pecially peanuts and peanut butter are good sources. There's plenty of good food on the N ia cin -rich lis t and you can be sure when you eat them that you are getting a bonus of many other nutrientsl PORTLAND COLISEUM JANUARY 15-23 Students (6 16 yrs I $1 Under 6 FREE (with adult) AND S P g g L HOURS Mon Sat 1 00 10 00 pm” Sun 1 00 6 00 pm SHO Don t throw or give away your unwanted older Items. We buy old furniture, antiques, and older miscellaneous a rticle s. We young women who were threatened with poor social conditions and "undesirable influences." M rs . Baldwin's work was so successful that the C it v organized the Department of Public Safety fo r the P rotect ion of Young G irls and W omen and named her the department fir s t d ire cto r. The depart ment later became part of me regular police department, tu t its women were called "w o rk e rs ” or "o p e ra tive s" rather than "p o lic e ." Perlstem believes th a t policewomen should be given a greater share of the police function to perform and re cently he cooperated with the Portland Police Bureau on a study of its employment and promotion policies involving women. There are several women in responsible police |obs a ro u n d the country and in E urope," Perlstem said. "A woman, tramod, cando routine patrol, and in Europe they do it now. There's awoman ser geant, a squad commandei in charge of patrol shift, in M ia m i." Perlstem noted that P o rt land policewomen, with the ex ception of one, are relegated to jobs dealing exclusively with juveniles and women It was only last year, he added, that women were allowed to take a promotional examina tion fo r a detective job. seven women took that test, but so fa r the Police Bureau has ad vanced no women to the posi tion of detective. also buy complere estates. CALL US FIRST LUCAS BROS FOUNDRY ANTIQUES 2 S 7 -3 4 8 9 3 50 7 N . E. (Couture S ta te RepresentativeNelia J. Saunters of Michigan, was elected chairman of th e Na tional Black Womens* P o liti cal Leadership Caucus, the caucus was organized and of fice rs elected at a r e c e n t meet mg ln Chicago. 1 he or ganizational m e e t in g d re w r e p r e s e n t a t i v e s from 18 states. 1 he purpose of the organi sation is to e d u c e te b la c k women in politics and to in clude them m the political pro cess. R e p . Saunders said, " Be cause they do not have the fun damental knowledge of politics ami do not know where to get it, black women have never re alized their full potential in the field of politics. A lt h o u g h so m e are active in politics, most are not sophisticated m that area, This new national organization w i l l attempt to correct this by educating black women, encouraging th e m to become active in politics, and encoui aging th e m to ru n fo i public o ffic e ." In a n s w e r to th o s e who foi med an integiated organi sation, Rep. Saunders said, " I l is Hue that we meet, greet aixl work with whites as we try foi an integrated society, but s till black women have a need to b e tte ru n d e r s ta n d them selves. They must i e a I i z e t h e i r potential and the r o le they must play m today's so- c * * f y , perttcularly in the po litic a l arena. They do not get the type of political education I they need in integi .ited gr oups that are o v e i w he I in i n g I y white. I he black woman has J very limited i ole to play m I these o r g a n i z a 11 on a . she needs hei ow n organization, arxl she now has it . " T w o B ritish psychiatrist» have reported successful testa ° i a drug that they said could bring re lie f to people who stut te r. Ten lifelong stutterers who had failed to respond to stan dard speech th e r a p y w e re pronounced better after taking a drug called Haloperidol, the psychiatrists said. The tests were carried out by D rs . p . c . Wells and m . T . M alcolm , who reported the re - i sults ln the B ritis h Journal of P sychiatry. Stuttering Is the affliction ln which a person repeata th e same vocal sounds, ln stam m ering a person ia unable to utter the sound. In th e ir report the psychia tr is ts said Halperldol w a sde veloped In Italy fo r the treat ment of nervous twitching and grim acing, believed to be re lated to stuttering. * K I L L I Nt*. ¿ W O R T H von ne SEAMSTRESS Cualo,n T ailoring. Draperie» ' ^C L A IM E D FURNITURE fa ,., _ Weddir.-js, Suits, 3727 N M|SS|SS |R p | w r, ,, P IP I’S B O TTI____ Let Pl-.Pl’s BOTTLE SHOP be your headquarters for champagne, wines, m ixers. . a t the lowest prices In - town t lo y d Center - N ea t to the liq u o r Store F P S H 'S Offe Bnd O n ly Stor« Opon S J0 a m to S 0 0 p m Daily Sundoy» Noon to 4 0 0 p m ft > •1-37 3 1 Figurine shaping Studio It your tum m y’ s (Hiking out 4nd your mouth is in 4 [Hiut, II you're no longer slim and the outlook's getting g rim . Keep our studio in mind For pretty soon you'll firvl That your figures looking great An! It's time to celebrate. P rog ram s foi both women a n i men __ _ 2 8 5 -0 4 9 5 SHAPING STUDIO 4 9 4 0 N . Lombord| Your ticket to the big game: Top women selected I s r a e l 's P rim e M in is te r Gold« M e ir tops the 1971 lis t of women most admired by the American people. Perlstem w ill speak at the M rs. M e ir was third among regional police seminar fo r last year’ s top ten, and fourth women scheduled January 20- the year le fo re . 21 at the Tektronix Training M rs. RichardNlxon wins the Center at Beaverton, on the second largest n u m b e r o f same program w ill be Lt.D on votes in the current survey. na Hansen of the Lane County She was also second last year, S heriff’ s o ffic e . The semi behind M rs. Dwight D. Elsen hower. nars fo r policemen, sponsored by the Oregon State Board of Newcomers to the 1971 lis t Police Standards and T ra in a re M r s . J o h n ( M a r t h a ) ing, are be mg held in various M i t c h e l l , who Is w e ig h t h citie s around the state. p la c e , and Representative Shirley Chisholm who rounds out the top ten. T h e s e annual audits were started in 1948, and are based on samples designed to repre sent the views of the entire adult population, 18 and older. Survey respondents are aaked to give their choices, without being handed a Hat of names. This procedure, while opening the field to msny p o s s ib le choices, tends to fsvor women w h o receive a great deal of news coverage. In the latest survey, a total of 1504 adults of both se were Interviewed In a survey carried out December I0 to l3 . The question asked wae: What living woman ln any part of the w o r ld " d o y o u a d m ir e the m oat?" Following are the top ten in the 1971 voting: 1. M ra. Colds M e ir 2. M ra. Richard Nixon 3. M ra. Joseph (Rose) Kennedy 4. Madame Indira Gandhi 5. M rs. Dwight D, Elsen hower 6. M ra. A rla to tie Dnasals 7. M rs . Lyndon Johnson Juanita Matthews, volunteer teacher at Parent's Child Cen 8. M ra . John (Martha) ter, accepts a g ift of ice cream and donuts from the U.S Ma M itchell rine Corps. Children are; A lb e rt W illiam s, J r , standing and 9. Sen. M argaret Chase A p ril Matthews, left, visito rs; Lisa Strong and Byron K elly. Smith A Drug for those who stutter U th . 10. Rep. Shirley Chisholm F o r comparison, h e re is last year's lis t (1970): 1. M rs . Dwight D. Elsen hower 2. M rs . Richard Nixon 3. M rs. Golds M e ir 4. M rs. Joseph (Rose) Kennedy 5. M rs. A ris to tle Onassia 6 . M ra. Lyndon Johnson 7. M ra. Robert (Ethel) Kennedy 8. Madame Indira Gandhi 9. Sen. M argaret Chase Smith 10. M rs. 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