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OBSERVER
Body and Fonder Repair
M o s t re a s o n a b le shop in town
world of w om en
Carlos
2 8 7 -8 5 2 9
Portland, O re g o n
Emphysema Country
By Janies L . Mack. M J ) „
One cigarette upsets the
flow ot a ir and blood in your
lungs. Years of smoking are
associated with emphysema.
And in the last decade, deaths
from emphysema almost trip
led in this country.
To investigate the relation
ship of smoking and emphy
sema. two prominent re
searchers - D rs .O sca rA u e r-
bach and E . C uyler Hammond
- studied whole-lung sections
from autopsies of 1800 men
and women. T h e n they
checked the lungs fo r the de
gree of emphysema thatm ight
1« present. L a te r they found
out from relatives the smok
ing habits of the dead persons.
How closely did smoking
habits correlate with the ex
tent of emphysema in the lung
Very closely.
Of the persons who had nev
er smoked regularly, do |x*r
cent had no emphysema a ta ll.
The a ir sacs, where oxygen
and carbon dioxide are ex
changed, were not damaged
and torn. The walls of (lie
sm all blood vessels around the
a ir sacs were not abnormally
thickened, in contrast, of the
persons who smoked 20 or
more cigarettes a day fo r
years, 99 per cent had some
degree of emphysema. And 20
per cent of these smokers had
advanced emphysema. T heir
School lunches expand
Women in the Navy are being assigned to jobs previously
considered “ fo r men only.“ Several enlisted women at Pearl
Harbor are now performing p e n jo ts form erly handled by
th e ir male counterparts.
The g irls are assigned as line handlers and coxswain
on the tour boats to the USS Arizona memorial and Pearl
Harbor. They are responsible fo r piloting the 64-foot pas
senger barges around the harbor and securing the boats to
the p ier.
Abortion
hearings
It’s thoughtful
and sensible
to pre-arrange
funerals,” says
Mrs. Jessie Henson.
reprrsenung CaliiwelTt
Colonial M ortuary.
We at Caldw ell's welcome
the o p p o rtu n ity to assist
fam ilies w ith their funeral
plans.
CALDWELLS
COLONIAL MORTUARY
N. E. 14th A Sandy Blvd
CALL 2)2-4111
DAY OR NIGHT
An Oregon Women’ s T rib u
nal on Abortion, Contracept
ion, and Forced Sterlization
w ill be held on Saturday, Oct.
2 i at Portland State U niversi
ty Ballroom , starting at 12
noon.
Any woman who wishes to
testify about her experiences
with abortion, contraception,
o r forced sterilization, orwho
wish to help build the Tribunal
should contact the Oregon
Women's Tribunal Commit
tee, c/o Women's National
A b o r t l o n Action Coalition,
Educational A ctivitie s office
Portland S t a t e U niversity.
Phone 229-4451
Notice
The Webfooter Post Card
Club members w ill have a dis
play of modern and old-tim e
post cards at Lipm an's down
town store in th e ir H olday
Lane department fo r the en
tire month of October.
Portland Public Schools w ill
mark 2e years oi progress in
the field of child nutrition
next week when it joins in the
celebration of National School
Lunch Week, October 9-13.
M rs . Ruth Smalley, co
ordinator of cafeterias fo r
the school d is tric t, saxi more
than 5 m illio n meals are pre
pared each year fo r Portland
children.
She said this amounts to
about 29,000 meals per day
and is jointly financed by the
federal g o v e r n m e n t , the
school d is tric t, and by meal
costs. Federal grants under
the National School Lunch Act
amount to $1.3 m illio n oi the
d is tric t's $3.8 m illio n budget
fo r food service fo r 1972-73.
Each year Portland schools
buy nearly 200 tons of meat
and a half m illio n gallons of
m ilk fo r school lunches. In
addition, M rs . Smalley sakl,
Portland school children con-
aime more than 800 tons of
fresh fru its and vegetables
each year.
Since 1940, when the Na
tional School Lunch A ct was
enacted. Congress has ac
celerated expansion of the
school lunch program to pro
vide meals to nearly 25
m illio n school children a day.
C urrently about 30 per cent
of these lunches ir e served
troe o r at reduced prices.
In 1968 an amendment to
the National School Lunch Act
provided special food service
p ro g rim s fo r children. This
made Federal assistant avail
able fo r both preschool and
school-age children in both
public and private institutions.
OPEN SATURDAY MORNINGS
MODERN
LIFELIKE
CO TO
«*
&
SLEEP
for TOOTH EXTRACTIONS. YOU CAN
WEAR YOUR NEW DENTURE WHEN YOU WARE
SODIUM PENTOTHAL GIVEN BY
REGISTERED ANESTHETIST
Come in early and we wiN try to
deliver your Dent
itures the SA M E D A Y
Cmnplcto cooperati«« on All Dental ’INSURANCE FLANS
o e e
OFIN SATURDAYS . . . No Advance Appointment Needed
a
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LO N G CREDIT TERMS A V A IL A B L E
PRICES ARE Q U O T E D IN A D V A N C E
a a a
Rarfc Free - A ny Pork 'n Shop Lot
HOURS.*
Weekdays 8 30 a m
to 5 p m — Soturdoy 8 30 o m to I p m
DR. JEFFREY BRADY, DENTIST
SEMLER BUILDING
S.W. 3rd & Morrison St Portland. Oregon
Phone: 2 2 8 - 7 5 4 5
1 lO'Z» C o m m e rc ia l fte. M i
Toke Elevator to 2nd Floor 3rd St. Entrance -
SALEM OFFICE
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N. V a n c o u v e r A ve.
2609
The
lungs looked lacy, dotted with
holes where thousands of a ir
sacs had ruptured and broken.
Among persons with the same
smoking habits, tlie degree of
emphysema In th e ir lungs In
creased w ltli age and the num
ber of years they had smoked
cigarettes.
Other studies cited by the
L.S . Surgeon General show tie
chances of dying from emphy
sema are 25 times greater fo r
people who smoke two (sacks a
day than fo r nonsmokers.
Find out more about wsys
to quit smoking from your lo
cal tuberculosis and respira
tory disease association. It's
a m atter of life and breath.
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PCC-OMSI
classes
including day care centers.
More than 2.U00 Portland
Portland Community Col
school children in 40 d is tric t
schools also participate In a lege in cooperation with the
breakfast program provided Oregon Museum of Science
under the Child N utrition Act and Industry (OMSI) w ill again
of 1960.
o ffe r s c i e n c e classes
fo r c h i l d r e n
grades one
M rs . Smalley said two full
tim e dietitians plan school t h r o u g h six, each Saturday
meals up to one month in morning, October 14 through
advance. She said they are November 11, 9 to 1 1 a. m. at
PCC Sylvania. 12tW S.W .49th
required to plan meals meet
\venue, room C4 ST.
ing the nutritional needs oi
Emphasis w ill be on labora
school children firs t and then
tory activities In basic chem
they consider popular tastes.
is try . Each student w ill have
She also said standards re
the opportunity to explore
quire t h a t each noon meal
meet one-third the la ily -n u -
topics such as indicators, so
lutions, and the preparation of
tritio n requirement of ch il
gases. Topicgroupingsw ill 1«
dren.
by age and there w ill bean In
stru cto r fo r each group.
T H E
/ Í
Cost fo r the live-week ser
ies is $7.50. To e n ro ll contact
PCC Community Education,
24-6111, extension 318.
FAMILYÄ
LAWYER
D issenting Opinion
News stories about split deci
sions by the United Slates Su
preme Court must surely be
wilder many a reader. What the
majority confidently assent in
Paragraph One, dissenters just as
confidently deny in Paragraph
Two.
What shall the ordinary citizen
make of all this’ If even the ex
peris cannot agree on what the
law is. how can plain folk be ex
peeled to know?
O f course, the law is what the
majority opinion says it is A dis
senting opinion has no legal
force.
Price* good W ednesday Oct. I 1 thru Soturdoy Oct I 4
<ÆE3B> S lo s h e s
M Y-TE-FR ESH G r a d e A A
Top Spred
Large Eggs
20«
O P Jr
M a rg a rin e
5
S1 00
tw
1 dozen
Reg
each
Reg
39
Fresh
Pork Spareribs
C o rn Fed Pork
32 oz
pkgs
79
Yellow Cling
Peaches
67
Reg 98 lb
lb
Small nze freth rib» Delicious lor barbecue
or cook with sauerkraut
Avoiloble Meat Section
Slice»
or Halve»
Reg 36
pound
3 ””'8 9
I'/
Avotlqblo Grocery Sortions
M Y -T E FIN E
Tomatoes
Sliced Bacon
Reg 89'
M Y -T E F IN E
Large Vine Ripened
Wilson
Corn Country
In feet, in many countries , dis-
the Oregon Slate lia r __ _____
alion. W rilten by W ill Bernard.
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Avotlobi« Grot wry Swrtions
Young
Hash Browns
1 I 00
A publie servie« feature o f the
American Bar Aeeoeialinn
1 lb
pkgs
pkg»
25
Tolte» good, spreads easily
Avotlobi« G rocory Sections
Top Frost
Frozen
sen ling opinions arc simply ___
not
allowed. Once a majority deci
sion is reached, dissenters are ex
pected to keep their views to
themselves.
Hut on our Supreme Court,
public dissent has a long and re
spectable history It has been a
regular feature of the Court ever
since 1806, when a holdout justice
voiced his disagreement with
Chief Justice John Marshall.
One great virtue of this right
of dissent ("the only thing that
makes life tolerable," said Justice
W illiam O. Douglas) is that it
may help shape the law of the
future M ajor changes in the law,
including even amendments to
the Constitution, have had rood
in earlier dissenting opinions
from the Court.
Still, dissents, if overdone, can
needlessly weaken both public un
derstanding and public acceptance
of a Court ruling. A t least, say
critics, a judge should not dissent
merely because of minor disagree
ment or personal pride.
Statistics do show that rela
tively few of the dissenting opin
ions
even those of Oliver
Wendell Holmes, the "Great Dis
senter”
have ever become the
law of the land.
Is it surprising that dissents oc
cur so often? Not when one con
siders the kind of questions the
Court must answer. Almost al
ways, they are questions on which
even the wisest and fairest of men
may differ The easy ones just
never reach the Court at all
Food Prices
Angel Food
Cake
27
Reg. 39'
lb
For slicing or »aladt. An excellent »ource
of vitamin C. Only 22 colorie» in a 3 h
oz serving Save 12' per lb
Reg 59
Un Iced
Pullman
A v a ila b le P ro d u c e Section»
39l
V a n illa o r C vistarci
R ep lace W o rn Decks
W ith Fresh O nes
Man Power
Spray
Playing
Cards
...
39
W
R e g .‘ 2 0 0
F > 4 each
Reg 81- j
4oz. t i z e ^ m J F
For poker or bridge games
Superior brand. Plastic coated
Avoiloble Variety Section»
Reg >1.19
each
Extra strength poin reliever when
plain aspirin is not enough
Available Drug Sections
Bras
$1 56
Deodorant
4 99‘
Excedrin
1 0 0 's
Q2<
Ou, I amous
Criss-Cross
each
Save 54*. Positive protection that
help» check wetness and odor
Available Cosmetic Sections
"
Between the cup stretch
bonds to define your con
to u r a n d s u p p o rt you
beautifully Sizes 32 40 A,
8, C cup
Standby
Automatic
Transmission
Fluid
ig
<
■ Jr
each
Install your own ond savel Type
A" for transmissions and power
steering
.A v a J a b le ^u tO -^jn tjm
A vailable A p p u iel Sections
Girls
Knee Hi's
Size 6-7
8-914
Size 10-11
Reg
79
56
Reg 9 9
, w pcll,
All Regular stock Girls' Knee Hi's on Sale
A vailohlx A pparel S»<|lon<
O p e n 9 a m to 10p m d a ily , in clu d in g S u n d ay.
A lw ays p len ty o f fre e a n d easy p a rk in g .
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