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Two Taken fo Portland
Veterans Hospital
Stephen A. Zollard, 46, 1027
North Central ave.f was flown to
the Veterans Administration
hospital in Portland today by
a Mercy Flights, Inc., plane. Zol
lard suffered hip and leg in
juries in a fall last evening, ac
cording to Sacred Heart hospit
al reports. Other details of the
accident were not known.
Yesterday, Mercy Flights took
Erwin Edwards, Klamath Falls,
to the VA hospital in Portland
for treatment of a head wound
which he suffered during the
war and which was bothering
him.
They were the 508th and
509th patients flown by the
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Alcoholism in Industry
In that remarkable little jour
nal "Plantation Health," pub
lished In Hawaii by physicians
who take care
of the workers
on the planta
tions. Dr. G.
H. Gehrmann
says that dur
i n g his 40
years ot prac
tice in indus
trial medicine,
chronic a 1 c o-
toaiin Alvar-i n o i I 5 m nas
been one of the important health
problems and the most difficult
one to solve. In many cases the
doctors are unable to rehabilitate
the alcoholic.
As Dr. Gehrmann says, one of
the troubles in the past has been
that so many persons have
thought that the alcoholic is a
bad man who could behave him
self if he wanted to. But no, the
alcoholic is sick. He is miserable
and terribly unhappy so much
so that often he thinks of suicide.
He is suffering from a chronic
nervous disease which, if un
treated, will lead to total perma
nent disability or death. The doc
tor emphasizes the importance of
starting treatment early, while
the man has enough will power
left with which to fight his way
back to health.
He says that discharging an al
coholic doesn't do much good; it
simply passes the problem on to
some other employer, and finally
to the people of the community
who have to care for the man
and eventually for his depend
ents. The doctor reminds us that
in a big company it costs some
$5,000 to train an efficient opera
tor, and $25,000 to train a re
search chemist. If the man then
becomes ruined by alcohol this
investment is lost.
For 28 years the DuPonts,
with whom Dr. Gehrmann
works, pursued the old-fashioned
policy of scolding the alcoholic,
telling him to stop, threateninf
him with discharge, and then fir
ing him. Much time, effort and
money were spent on each pa
tient, but all to no avail. The cost
to the company was high and
the results were nil.
Doctor Saw Reason
, Then, one day, a man came in
who told the doctor that he had
been an alcoholic and had been
straightened out by Alcoholics
Around Hollywood
By ALINE MOSBT
United Press Correspondent
Stmt
Hollywood U.R Steve Al
len bravely marches off to bat
tle Sunday as the next NBC-TV-aj
ite to oppose
KftS" , King Ed Sulli-
Si , van, but Allen
ue a iiul
out for blood.
"I'm not do
ing this to be
known as the
man who
knocked off
"-V-"! I Ed Sullivan,"
Aiine MosDy the bespecta
cled comedian insisted after a
guest appearance here returning
to his New York headquarters.
I d be doing the same show
if were on BBC and we had no
competition. I just want to do
a good show."
At times the fight between
NBC and CBS for that Sunday
night viewing time has had
viewers chuckling. Sullivan got
into TV on the basement floor
and took over the whole build
ing with his easy manner, top
variety acts and umpteen guest
stars..
NBC has thrown in every
thing from monkeys to Jona
than Winters during their 8-9
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a gray or brown appearance.
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WHY YOU Dr. Cary Mid
dlecoff seems to be telling
the ball in no uncertain
terms just exactly what he
thinks of the situation as he
misses a putt on the sixth
green in the second round
of the U. S. National Open
at the Oak Hill Country Club
in Rochester, N. Y.
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p.m. time, but beat Sullivan only
with Martin and Lewis.
Now Allen will drop two of
his nightly "Tonight" shows to
vie with Sullivan on Sundays.
The comic claims his new pro
gram will "stay casual." But
his plans aren't so casual. .
He'll fight fire-with-fire with
an impressive list of guest stars
Sunday: Sammy Davis Jr., Bob
Hope, Bambi Lynn and Rod
Alexander, Dane Clark, Vincent
Price, Kim Novak and Wally
Cox.
Hollywoodites, however, al
ready are predicting CBS Sulli
van will clobber the jiew NBC
contender in their first battle.
Allen's initial show falls on the
date of Sullivan's eighth anni
versary program and the
"Great Stone Face" will bom
bard Allen with an all-time high
of 45 guest stars.
Film Clipi Shunned
"However, our guest stars
won't run across the stage," add
ed Allen. "Also, we won't use
film clips showing movie stars."
Allen also will send live cam
eras out of the studio, a la "Wide
Wide World." On the first show
Bambi Lynn will dance on the
roof of the building next door to
Allen's NBC stage in New York.
"It's a Chinese restaurant,"
explained an Allen aide. "We
ate chop suey for a week to ar
range this. We wanted to show
the real New York skyline.
Allen figures NBC previously
"lost by default" In the Sullivan
battle. He figures he can "split
the ratings" with a good show.
His theory, one that may give
viewers gray hairs, is that TV's
ideal situation is for the audi
ence "to be driven out of its
mind by having to choose be
tween four or five excellent
programs at the same time."
Boy Riyn Over by Truck
While Working in Hay
Tommy Joe Mer'ton,. 16, son
of Mr. and Mrs. R. G. Merton,
1820 Kings highway, was in
Sacred Heart hospital this after
noon after being run over by a
hay truck while working on a
ran:h about 11 a.m. this morn
ing. Merton was taken to the hos
pital by Medford Ambulance.
He was employed on the Wil
liam von der Hellen ranch,
Jacksonville star route.
Extent of his injuries were
unkown at noon today.
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Anonymous. He suggested that
the doctor attend a few meetings
of Alcoholics Anonymous and
learn something about alcoholics.
The doctor went and soon saw
why he had been failing to help
these men. Going back to his of
fice, he hired Dave, a cured
chronic alcoholic and an old
member of A.A., as his special
assistant. Together they went to
work.
First, they planned for the ed
ucation of alcoholics, and partic
ularly the men who were begin
ning to slip. These men .were
treated as sick patients not bad
men. They needed sympathy and
understanding not criticism
and intolerance. They needed to
be recognized and helped early,
because once alcoholism has pro
gressed to the stage of mental
deterioration, the person may be
incurable.
Few men who have reached
the gutter feel that they have
any incentive left to try to better
themselves.
What are the early signs of
alcoholism? Usually the man's
boss or foreman or supervisor
can quickly recognize the symp
toms. One of the first signs is
that the man does not show up
on Monday. This is practically a
give-away; it tells the story. No
other disease so consistently
makes a man ill on Monday. On
Tuesday the man is cross, irrita
ble and hard to get along with.
He makes mistakes, and his work
is not well done. He does not
look well; he hasn't shaved well;
his clothes are not neat; his eyes
become reddened and puffy and
bleary, and his hands tremble.
Has Kindly Talk
Under Dr. Gehrmann's new
plan, the man's supervisor takes
him aside and has a kindly talk
with him, telling him that he is
falling behind in his work. He
must do better. He is sent to the
doctor who, again, talks to him
in a kindly way, but insists that
the fellow realize that he is com
ing down with a very serious
Strange As It Seems
by Elsie
Hix
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disease, and one that can easily
destroy and kill him. He is told
that he must immediately be
come a total abstainer and must
continue so for the rest of his
life. He can never drink again.
He will never be safe again, but
he can go straight if he wants to
badly enough. He is told that he
must really want to stop drink
ing, and he must want help, or
he will surely go on down hill.
He is reminded that Alcoholic
Anonymous will have nothing to
do with him unless he frankly
admits that he is an alcoholic and
in need of help. Too often the
aleoholic is the last man to ad
mit that he is in trouble. Too
often his friends fail to help him
because they are reluctant to say
anything to him about his dis
ease. If the man agrees that he
needs help and says he wants it,
then the doctor keeps in touch
with him for at least three
months. If he refuses help, or
maintains that he doesn't need it,
not much can be done for him.
Dr. Alvarez hopes his readers
will understand that it would be
impossible for him to answer re
quests for information or to at
tempt to diagnose by mail.
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