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Newspaper Page TextPAGE TEN MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE. MEDFOBD. OREGON. THURSDAY. JUNE 9. 1938. E Direct Current During Con sciousness Turns Nega tive When Unconscious A. C. Current Also Found By Howard W. Wakeilre Associated Proas Science Editor SAN FRANCISCO, June 9. New light on the human brain. In the form of long, low-voltage waves of direct electric current flowing from gray matter was discussed by the American Psychiatric association nere today. This direct current la positive dur lng consciousness, negative In uncon aclousncss and apparently the fore runner of death when It lasts too long. Its discovery amaaed the brain specialists for two reasons. The brain gives off the direct current almul taneously with alternating current. One wave of the direct current lasts ten to thirty minutes while the "A.C." pulsates at an average of ten a second. Dynumos In Drain The dynamos in the brain appear to be the Individual cells of gray matter. According to the discussion here, these brain dynamos are cap able of linking up like the stations of a super-power system. They com bine into networks which chsnge their size and their voltage In tune with the physical changes In gray matter during health and disease. Tho direct current was discovered by Robert Cohn, M. D., and Carl 1-o.nitenstraM. M. D., of St. Bliss Beth hospital, Washington. It wes detected while giving the new Insur- lln shock treatment to patients suf fering from schizophrenia. Under Insulin shock, a patient usually becomes unconscious. White the St. Elizabeth patients were con sclus, the long waves of direct our. rent were positive eleotrlclty. When they become unconscious the electric current was negative. The change from positive to nega tive was not abrupt. The current would swing bsck nnd forth, gradu ally becoming more unlformely nega tive. Tried On Cats Experiments on cats with Insulin shock were tried. Wsklng the snl mals up after they become uncon scions usually caused the current to swing back to positive until the ani mals closed their eyes agsln. The avoid death It was necessary to pre vent the current from running nega tive too long. Complaints that psychoanalysis sometimes Interferes with morals were reported by Oerald R. Jamleson. M. D.. and Edwin B. McNeil. M. D.. of rne New York hospital. New York Olty. They told of a study of 17 payschoanalysed. "One of the complaints frequently xpressed by relatives of these pa tients." they said, "was that mora codes and Inhibitions hsd been dis rupted by the analysis. Explanation to the family that psychotic patients are unable to conform consciously to usual social patterns wero brushed aside by reference topatlenta' behavior being otherwise before analytlo treat ment began." They suggested that Dsychoanalysls be done In hospitals. 1 0.S.C, SCHOLARSHIP OREOON STATE COLLEOE, Cor- vallls, June 0. (Spl.) Mtu Betty Jo Bouthwlck, who vu graduated from Medford senior high school this spring, ha received a state boald of htgher education scholarship to O. 8. C. this fall, and plana to enroll In secretarial science. Mlas Bouthwlck waa highly recom mended for this scholarship by mem bera of the community whose com menta on her character, ability and worthiness were requested by the state high school contacts committer, which makes the selections. 8he maintained a high acbolaatto average during her high school career. Sh expects to arrive In Corvallla, for the opening of freshman week, September 19 to 34. E L BE IN FULL BY JULY 1 LEADERS SELECTED OORVALLIS, June 9. (fl) The 4-H club summer school elected Mary Louise Armstrong, Portland, and Roger Dumdl, Carlton, heads of the girls' nnd boya executive councils yesterday. With 130 county leaders, more than a thousand girls and omo 050 boys are attending the school. Other members of the boys' council Included Bob Bllckenstaff, Klamath Palls; Dean Jackson. Cottage Grove; Walter Robertaon. Blachly; Joe Bur ger, Bcaverton: Ed SetrUker, Htlla boro: Ohauncy B times, Hnlney; Clay ton name. Hnlwy: Clayton and Wil bur Nyberg, Tualatin, nnd Bob King, Mora. Olrls' council members remain to be choaen. 10 INDUSTRIAL SCHOOL PrrCHBURO. Mass., June 9 (TP) Two boys, whose fathers failed to carry out the suggestion of Judge Thorn a p. Gallagher, that they be whipped for larceny of wire from a railroad signal iryatcm, today wer adjudged delinquent and sentenced to the Shirley Industrial school They appealed and were held In $300 bond each. Harry Woodworth. father of Harold Woodworth, 18. told the court he dirt not consider It right to punish the boys and hnd not punlahed them. Joaeph Allen, whose son William 5, waa also sentenced, aald he hnd been In 111 health for some time and was not physically ant to carry out j the whipping. Postmen Busy LUBK. Wyo. AP) Luak claims the distinction of being the only county seat In the United 8tatee to receive airmail servtce from everj postofflce In the county. It hnppen- ed during the recent air mall week program. BALANCE and POISE GOES WITH A HEALTHFUL BODY GRADE A PASTEURIZED MILK BUILDS HEALTH UP-TO-THE-MINUTE girls, full of pop and vim, know that milk i an im portant beauty aid. You'll enjoy the rich flavor of our milk and you know it isn't fattening skimmed ! TOPS IN TASTE! DELICIOUS, VELVETY Snider's ICE CREAM IN YOUR FAVORITE FLAVOR Here's a treat (or every mrmher of tha ramlh! anldcr's drilrlntts ICR tKFM . . . rlrh and .month . , , appeal. In ALL! To b sure that niire getting Ins lll:T. ak for "!MIU'K," . , , It's Jour av.urance of Inp-qttalllr, food 1.1. te. telvety smooth tevture! SNIDER'S DAIRY PRODUCE CO. ORATTO LAKE (Spl) With the snow disappearing rnptdly In the mountains. Superintendent E. P Leavltt expect to have all facilities In Crater Lake national park avail able for the public by July 1, The parking area at the rim has been enlarged to accommodate heavy spring travel. Snow removal crews are now at work opening the rim road. It Is expected that the east entrance road via the Lost Creek checking station and park head quarters will be open for travel on June IB. The remainder of the rim road. Including the north entrance road from Diamond lake will be open by July 1. Public campground facilities will be available by June 16 with two campgrounds, Annie Spring and Cold Spring, open to accommodate visitors wishing to carap overnight In the park. Limited camping space will be available In the rim campground about July 1. Camping In Crater Lake national park Is free, the park supplying fuel, camp stoves, tables and rest rooms. Campers are permit ted to occupy a camp for 30 days. It Is expected to have the trail to the lake open by July 1. On that data launch servtce with dally trips 1 around the lake as well aa to Wizard Island and the Phantom Ship will I begin. Row boat for visitors wishing to fUh In Crater lake will be avail able Just as soon aa the trail to the lake is open. No license la required to fish in Crater lake. The limit catch It 13 fish a day. Dally round trip bus service be tween the park and Medford and Klamath Falls wilt begin July 1 and continue until September 30. 4 Car lilts Flagman THE DALLES, Ore.. June 0. AP, An automobile driven by Raymond E. Hlnes. 18. Mt. Hood, struck and dragged Omer O. Jamea. Hood River, a flagman for the state highway commission at Mosel tunnel, yester day. James, dragged 29 feet, was In a hospital here In critical condition from a broken nock, brain concua- j a Ion and face lacerations. SAN DIEGO. Calif.. June 9. (AP) A marriage license waa Issued here yesterday to Joseph J, Rlppert. 31. San Diego, and Ruth H. Shaw. 18. Grants Pass, Ore. LAKE 0' WOODS RESORT BY JUNE 15TH IS l : : Resort at Lake o the Woods will be opened not later than June 15, with a gala opening dance set for June 35, It was announced today by Capt. H. P. Phelan. manager. A crew has been at work putting the resort In readiness for the open ing, adding new touches for the en joyment of patrons this year. Capt. Phelan related. The Butte Palls road to the lake Is now In good condition. Rogue River national forest workers having leveled uneven spota and filled In holea, Capt. Phelan aald. adding he made the trip from the lake to Medford In lesa than two hours. The lake, he stated, Is at Its high est level In 40 years, the landing -!.! .tin ua iiMSFnail fioariltA th hivh untr hiu flshlnff lB BOOd. I he said. A gala program la being prepared for July 4. the manager announced The day's events will Include a mo tor boat regatta, swimming races, fireworks and dancing. Weather. Northern California: Pair tonight and Friday, but fogs on south coast, warmer In interior of central and south portions tonight: moderate northwest wind off the coast. Oregon: Pair tonight and Friday, warmer In Interior Friday; moderate northwest wind off the coast. Use Mail Tribune Want Ads. Nissen Corrects Posture Of Young Correction of faulty and trouble some postures In children is an added service being offered by the Nlsnen Institute during the summer vacation period. Fritz Nissen. Institute owner, has had wide experience In thla type of physiotherapy. To make the cor rectional processes interesting to chil dren, he administers his treatments in the form of play at his gymna sium which la equipped with a vari ety of apparatus designed to arouse the cooperative Interest of the young sters. 4 Notice. The Medford Poultry and Egg Co. will not be responsible lor any bills contracted by C. J. Geer, otherwise Clarence J. Gcer. (3igned) H. 0. 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