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TWELVE MEDFORD (OREGON) MAIL TRIBUNE Sunday. April 29, 1956 RADIO PROGRAMS-SUNDAY Programs lilted below arc received from the radio stations and the Mail Tribune assumes no responsibility except to make such changes as are supplied KWIN 1400 kc KMC 1230 kr 7:00 Sunday Surprise 7:15 Sunday Surpr.se 7:30 Light 6c Life Hour 7:45 Light it Life Hour 8:00 Chevrolet Newscast" 8:15 Hour of St. Francis 8:3m Texaco News 8:45 Spinerama 8:00 Texaco News 9 : 1 5 Spi nerama 8:30 Paul Larson Organ 9:45 Paul Carson Organ 10:00 Music of Ail Faiths 10:15 Music of All Faiths 10:30 N. Y. Philharmonic 10:45 N Y. Phwnarmonic 11:00 N. Y. Philharmonic 11:15 N. Y. Philharmonic 1130 N. Y. Philharmonic" 11:45 N. Y. 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Merry-Go-Rnd. News, Merry-Go-Rnd. Behind the Story" Telo-Test" X-Ray Films Of The Teelh Made In 40 Seconds An x-ray machine is now be ing developed by the National Bureau of Standards, the U.S. Air Force dental service and the U.S.A. F. school of avia tion medicine, a machine that will take a picture of all the teeth with one panoramic movement. As the x-ray tube behind the person maves in one way, a film carrier moves at the same rate in the opposite direction. The doctors hope that, before long, a man will walk into a room, and without even sitting down, will have his dental pictures made almost instantly. As I have said before in this column, a very hopeful new type of psychiatry is now coming to the core, a type in which, in stead of spinning endless theor ies ( many of them very silly) as to why people and especially psychotic people behave in cer tain ways, physiologists and others are studying how the brain and the nervous system work, sometimes in simple and primitive animals. In a very interesting article in the April number of the Scien tific American, Wm. G. van der Kloot tells how the normal silk worm waves about as it spins the cocoon around itself. This is an intricate process, and as Dr. van der Kloot says, the study of how the worm goes at the problem can tell us much about the workings of its very simple type of brain if the few gang lions in the silkworm's front end can be called a brain. Action of Nerve Cells As he says, beavers build dams, men build cathedrals, and silkworms build cocoons, and all these structures depend pri marily on the action of nerve cells. Recently ( as I remember in the Sicentific American) there was a marvelous article on the ways in which spiders can be uced as test agents for minute amounts of the new drugs which TnA T-l w;l-J ITnuv Var VnrrilT. 415 Bill Stern" Dr. Norman V. Peale 4:30 Club 1230 Civil Defense 4:45 Frank Goss. Weather Amer. Legion Aux. 5:00 Edward P. 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Eve. or all day Sat. are being developed to affect fa vorably the brains of mentally disturbed persons. A normal spider of a certain species al ways builds a certain type of net and with a certain sequence of movements. Give the spider a tiny dose of some drug which affects his brain and he builds a different kind of a net. Now, Dr. van der Kloot shows that if one operates in various ways on the brain of a silkworm (incidentally, I hope the anti vivisectionists do not write me a lot of nasty letters about this!) 1 J7.llOT.T7cM 1 JFtlll! Someone has suggested that Ed Sullivan's face looks like that of a prehistoric man suf fering from gastric indigestion. Well now, that's about the nicest thing that anyone ever said about him. the worm makes a botched co coon. As long as a silkworm has a brain connected to a few of its muscles at its front end, these muscles will drag the rest of the body through the usual move ments of spinning and the worm will do its best to make a nor mal cocoon. If the brain is com pletely removed, the worm re tains its coordination; it can crawl and climb, but it no long er attempts to spin a cocoon. If one hemisphere of the brain is separated from another, the silk worm spins silk but it makes a mat that lies on a flat surface. By destroying with a very tiny electric needle various parts of the little brain, experimenters have found that at least half of the brain has nothing to do with the making of a cocoon. One tiny area was found to be the most important one, and damage to this always produced profound changes in the spinning beha vior. This region corresponds to a similar area in the human brain trwt is very important to man. Curiously, if one plugs up the little hole through which the silken thread is extruded the worm goes through all the mo tions of making a cocoon, but if one removes the silk glands sur gically the worm's movements are disorganized. Evidently, there must be a sort of feed-back from these glands to the brain. The brain must feel that it is do ing a good job. As Dr. van der Kloot says, if one is to learn something about the workings of a brain one had better begin with the simplest brains ! and not with those of higher ones in which the number of nerve tracts runs into the mil lions. What is remarkable is that what one learns with the silk worm immediately throws light on what happens in man. Cost of Medical Education Dr. Bert L. Halter, of Stan ford Medical school, just wrote that the board of trustees has raised the medical tuition from Strange As !t Seems by Elsie Mix HtTlN 1?55 BY of Me Ct'Mimjfi fisis, w&k mvz. Off DIFFERENT PITCHERS! BEVERLY'S TV & RADIO Phone 2-9001 634 Crater Lake Ave. Service Calls $3.50 Open Sunday Through Friday My own. shop 8 years near Port land Repairing All Makes WATCH REPAIRING m j B?f JUST ADD IT TO YOUR AS WEISflELD'S ACCOUNT l INSPECTION f"88 mils OVERHAUL 122 E. MAIN ST. KoKo Says: Want A Cute White Dress Shoe At A Popular Price? 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