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Russia fo Return
Islands, Prisoners
London (U.R) Moscow
radio announced Saturday that
the Soviet Union agreed at Fri
day's Russo-Japanese talks in
Moscow to hand over Habomai
and Shikotan islands to Japan.
Soviet Foreign Minister Dmit
ri Shepilov also promised to re
lease 114 Japanese war prison
ers and war criminals in the
near future, according to a Tok
yo report. They included 88 for
mer military personnel, 21 civ
ilians and five fishermen cap
tured by the Soviet.
The return of Soviet-occupied
Japanese territory has been the
main stumbling block in recent
ly renewed negotiations to end
the technical state of war which
still exists between the two na
tions. i PETER FAY DIES
Kew York U.R Peter
; Fay, retired assistant general
j manager of the United States
; Lines, died Thursday in Roose
velt hospital at the age of 79.
Born in Denmark, he came to
; this country at 15 and joined
; the United States Lines in 1936
' as general pier superintendent
1 He retired in 1949.
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Monday, August t. 1958
The Medical Roundup
by fhAu
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Ouilook After Heart Attack
Recently, Dr. Morris M.
Weiss, of Louisville, Ky., report
ed that a third of the patients
who recover
from a heart
attack live
at least ten
years or
more. Of 211
patients who
s u r v i v ed at
least two
months after
an acute myo
cardial infarc
tion (the plug
ttaJLc-r Jvar7
ging of a small blood vessel in
the heart) 60 per cent were alive
at the end of five years, and 36.5
per cent were alive ten years la
ter. Of the deaths during the first
ten years 88 per cent were due
j iu xuiuier cnanges in tne oiooa
vessels in the heart.
Dr. Weiss' statistics indicate
that a man who has his heart at
tack before he is 40 has a 62.5
per cent chance of surviving for
ten years. Naturally, the man
who has trouble after he is 70 is
not so likely to be alive after ten
years: he has a big chance of dy
ing of old age, but even his
chances are not too discouraging.
The New Psychiatry
Under the auspices of the
Section of Biology of the New
York Academy of Sciences, a
meeting was recently held in .
which Dr. Jose N. R. Delgado of i
Yale university, described some
The Family Council
editor's Note; The Farm!; Council consists ot m Judge, m psycblatrlst. a
newspaper editor, a women's pare editor and two newspaper writers. These
consult with clerirymen ot all fatUu and denominations. All letters are held
la complete confidence.
MABEL My husband spoils
the children.
BOB They're better than
the neighbors'.
MABEL How can I get my
children to cooperate in the
home? We have two boys and
two" girls, the youngest ten and
the oldest 16. They seem to ex
pect to be waited on hand and
foot, and none of them is asham
ed, even when there are visitors,
to see my husband helping with
the dishes while they do nothing.
My husband helps quite a bit
and never complains, but I can
not help feeling that he must re
sent having to do housework aft
er putting in a hard day at the
shop. Certainly it is not fair
when the children could make
that unnecessary if they would
put in a half hour a' day.
Not only do they not help out,
but they are totally irresponsible i
and uncooperative in their habits i
at home. They leave their cloth- j
es around wherever they please, j
they never put their laundry
away in the hamper, and they
will even insist on carrying food
into the bedroom and never
think of taking the remains
away.
Whenever I try to argue with
them about this, my husband
either attempts to stop me or tak
es their side. I feel that I could
bring them in line of he were to
give me the slightest support. He
seems to prefer making a kitchen
drudge out of himself to bring
ing up his children the right
way.
BOB My wife has got this
thing wrong. Our children see
what goes on in the other homes
of the neighborhood, and I must
say they are far better behaved
than most kids of their age in
this generation. I don't want to
drive them into resentment and
rebellion. So many of the young
sters spend little time at home
and tell their parents nothing of
their private affairs. I don t want
our children alienated.
They would help and cooper
ate if my wife were more easy
going. The trouble is that she is
overworked and harassed be
cause I can't afford any house
hold help, and she loses patience
and nags the children. Naturally,
they react by being stubborn.
THE COUNCIL: Bob has not
found a satisfactory solution to
his wife's "nagging" or his chil
dren's failure to cooperate. He
takes all the blame on himself
because he is not a big earner,
and he atones by punishing him
self with some of the kitchen
drudgery.
The children may be as basic
ally good as Bob thinks they are,
International Girl -Scout
Confab Starts
Lima, Peru U.R) An in
ternational Girl Scout confer
ence opened in the foothills ol
the Andes Friday with delega
tions from 12 "American coun
tries and Britain.
Delegates caine from Argen
tina, Bolivia. Brazil, Britain,
Canada, Chile, Ecuador, Guate
mala, Mexico, Panama, Peru
and the United States.
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Emeritus Coruultant In Medietas,
Mayo Clinic
Emeritus Pmtessor oi Median.
Mayo Foundation
of his remarkable experiments.
After anesthetizing an animal
often a monkey the doctor
drills a tiny hole through the
skull. Through this is passed a
fine insulated wire which goes
down into some part of the brain
which the doctor wants to
study. He can then either re
cord the minute electrie cur
rents that are being formed in
this area, or he can stimulate
the area gently with a weak el
ectric current.
For the benefit of antivivisec
tionists I will say that the tis
sue of the grain has no sensa
tion, and hence the operation
and the presence of the wire do
not bother the monkey. This op
eration has been performed
many times on men who did not
feel pain because of it.
One of the things Dr. Delga
do does is to give the animal or
the man a series of either the
new tranquilizing or the brain
stimulating drugs. Then, by
studying the electroencephalo
grams obtained through the
wire before and after treat
ment, he can get some idea as
to how the drugs act. This helps
chemists, to make new and bet
ter drugs.
Dr. Alvarez hopes his readers
will understand that it would
be impossible for him to answer
requests for information or to
attempt to diagnose by mail.
(Released by The Register
and Tribune Syndicate, 1956)
but they could easily be induced
to be better. The difficulty seems
to be that Bob really wants to
punish himself.
For the sake of his children,
as well as for his wife's sake, he
should stop doing that. It would
be a simple matter for him to ex
plain, quietly and calmly, that
the family needs domestic help
but lacks the funds. This lack
would be no great hardship if
each member of the family were
to undertake a limited amount
of work in a cooperative, organ
ized fashion.
Mabel "nags" because Bob is
not playing the right role in this
family. He would serve better
as a leader and mediator than as
an assistant dish washer.
(Copyright 1956, General
Features Corp.)
We've been right her
all the time.
Where in the world
have YOU been?
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Action Deferred on
Agricultural Board
Salem SU.PJ The State
Board of Agriculture has post
poned for further study a reso
lution that would, give it the
power to appoint a state direct
or of agriculture and change its
status from an advisory to an
administrative body.
The action came after the
board heard reaction of some
30 farm groups at a meeting
here Friday.
Most comment favored re
taining the board in an advis
ory capacity.
The resolution to broaden the
board's powers was offered by
member Marshall Dana of Port
land who agreed, the matter
should be held for furthur study
by a special committee.
Final action on the proposal
is expected not later than December.
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Baldock Honored at
Dinner in Salem
Salem ttJ.R) More than
150 past and present state high
way department employees paid
tribute to resigning highway en
gineer R. H. Baldock at a din
ner here Friday night.
A total of 324 persons attend
ed .the testimonial dinner.
Baldock received a plaque in
recognition of his contributions
to highway engineering and his
efforts to improve conditions for
employees. He was also made a
life member of the Oregon State
Employees association.
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In Asheville for Meet
Asheville. N. C. (U.R) Vice
President Richard Nixon arrived
here Saturday afternoon for a
series of semi-religious talks at
various denominational assem
bly grounds in this area, and Im
mediately paid tribute to an old
friend. Evangelist Billy Graham.
The vice president arrived
here about 20 minutes later than
scheduled. The delay was caused
by a thunderstorm near here.
The highway engineer has re
signed to head a two-year high
way advisory mission to Iraq.
MR. LARRY
Now at
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San Francisco iU.R) Califor
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Brown said Friday he is always
"available" for a vice-presidency
"draft" at the Democratic
National convention in Chicago.
But he added that he is doing
nothing to further his candidacy
for the number two spot on the
Democratic ticket.
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