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Gladstone Collision
Kills One, Hurls Three
Portland (U.R) A headon
collision near the community of
Gladstone yesterday ook the
life of Mrs. Joyce Ann Harrel of
Pendleton and injured three oth
ers. Mrs. Harrell. believed to be
In her late twenties, was a pass
enger in a car driven by her
husband when it collided with
a car driven "by Gerald Ray
Dunn. 20. Oregon City. Dunn
was arrested later on a negligent
homicide charge, according to
county police.
Injured were Melburn Har
rel. the Harrels' daughter, five-year-old
Linda. 'and Dunn. Two
other Harrel children were re
ported not hurt
State police said Dunn's car
apparently was in the wrong
lane at the time of the collision.
GLASS EXIT
Mojave. Calif. (U.R) A
newsy letter was blamed for a
"shattering experience" by
Thomas F. Green. He started to
read his letter as he was leaving
the post office but walked right
through a large plate glass win
dow instead of the door. He suf
fered only a slight cut on the
hand.
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The Medical Roundup
Emeritus Consultant In Medicine,
Mayo Clinic
Emeritus Pru lessor of Medicine,
Mayn Foundation
IBS
IS
Electxoihock Tratmnt
Many persons want to know
how electroshock treatments are
given, will they hurt at the time,
will they do
harm, and can
they do good?
If so, in what
type of mental
illness do they
do good? At a
recent big con
vention some
psychiatri s t s
were accused
Mailrl Alvarri Oy Uieir iei-
lows of giving electroshock
treatments to almost all of their
patients, just on general princi
ples. Many psychiatrists criticize
this practice, and said that, in
their experience, about the only
type of patient who is benefited
by electroshocks is the one who
is depressed and melancholic
and "blue." They doubted if a
psychiatrist was fair to his pati
ent if he gave the shock treat
ments without a preliminary
study, and they did not think
much of a psychiatrist who
never talked to patients, but
just gave them electroshocks.
In cases of mental depression
I have seen miracles performed
with the help of mild electro
shocks. Persons who had been
prostrated for a year went right
back to work. In other cases in
which the person was not pri
marily depressed, . neither the
family nor I could see that any
good was done. A few of the
patients who had had many treat
ments complained for a while
of some failure of memory.
Strong Current Unnecessary
There are a number of types
of apparatus used in the treat
ment, and a number of types
of current. In the old days when
strong currents were used and a
big convulsion was produced,
bones were sometimes broken.
Today, with the use of much
weaker currents and the avoid
ance of a convulsion, I seldom
see a broken bone. I doubt if this
is necessary because I have seen
such good results from treat
ments with gentle currents which
hardly convulse the patient at
all. Some psychiatrists just
touch the button of the appa
ratus for a moment, the patient
instantly becomes unconscious;
he stiffens out, and this is all.
In half an hour or so he may
get up and go home with his
relatives.
Some men who know that the
patient cannot feel anything, do
not give any preliminary medica
tion, while others, knowing that
many persons are very apprehen
sive and afraid, give first a little
anesthesia. Many psychiatrists
put the patient in the hospital
over-night, while others have the
patient come into the hospital
only to stay for half an hour in
the treatment room. A few give
the treatment in their offices,
which greatly lessens the expense.
Some men will give three or
four treatments, and then if the
patient is no better, they quit.
Other men will go on and give
20 or 30 treatments, even if the
patient shows no sign of im
provement. This, I suspect, is
mistake.
Many patients have a little
impairment of memory for a
while after the treatment, but
especially when the person gets
only three or four treatments,
this difficulty with memory is
not likely to be distressing, and
it is likely soon to clear up and
go away.
If I had a depression which
distressed me greatly and made
it impossible for me to work,
and if this depression didn't
soon clear away, I would want
to have some electroshock treat
ments. Some opponents of this
treatment might say, "But you
may be back again in eight or
ten months, depressed." and my
answer would be, "All right, I
will then take some more shock
treatments and try to Ret well
again."
Exclusive Use Distressing
As some psychiatrists pointed
out at the last two big meetings
of the psychiatric society, it is
distressing to them that some
of their brethren use electro
shocks excessively. They use
them on practically every pa
tient who comes in the door.
They don't bother to talk to the
man: they just say, "Get up on
the table there and I'll give you
an electroshock." Many psychi
atrists think that this is wrong;
and they think it is wrong, also,
when a psychiatrist spends a
year or two trying to analyze a
person who has a depression.
They think it useless to treat a
depressed patient with psycho
therapy. They believe that the
old psychiatrist were right when
they said that you cannot talk a
depressed person out of a mel
ancholia. It is a disease like a
broken arm which mends only
with time. There is no need of
exhorting the man to get well.
He is suffering terribly and
would love to get well.
Any student of medical history
or any wise old doctor always
looks askance at a brother physi
cian who treats all of his patients
the same way. One can be al
most certain that such a man is
making many mistakes, and he
certainly isn't using the brains
the Good Lord gave him. Any
physician who treats all his pa
tients with cortisone or with pen
icillin or with shocks, or by
twisting his back must be mak
ing many mistakes. Why? Be
cause there are a few hundred
diseases with different causes
and hence different treatments.
Dr Alvarez hopes his readers
will understand that if would be
impossible for him to answer re
quests for information or to at
tempt to diagnose by mail.
(Released by The Register
and Tribune Syndicate, 19SG)
Michigan's constitution was
the first in the United States
requiring the establishment of
public libraries.
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HYPNOTISM
Has been successfully used in
muscular rheumatism, const. pa
Hen, menstrual disturbances,
migraine headache, insomnia,
stuttering, etc For information
regarding Hypnotism see
W. L. WHELDEN
336 S. Riverside, Medford, Ore.
The Porcupine Nose Committee
(there is so such a thing) has asked
us to announce that they won't pay
for any more entries like they re
ceived yesterday.
What's more, they want Shadey
Wakefield to come get his nose and
return the sneaky dollar that he got.
MR. LARRY
Now at
Craterian Beauty Salon
PHONE 2-4830
BEVERLY'S TV & RADIO
Phone 2-9001
634 Cratet Lake Ave.
Service Calls $3.50
Open Sunday Through Friday
My own shop 8 years near Port
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Damages Sought
Following Accident
A suit has been filed in circuit
court by Harold K. Trunnell,
Eugene, and Founders Insurance
company against Arnold Karl
Thompson, 2550 Jo Jack rd.,
Medford, asking $15,000 for in
juries received in an automoblie
accident Jan. 4, 1956.
Trunnell claims he was in
jured when his car, traveling
south on South Central ave., was
hit from behind by the vehicle
driven by Thompson.
Trunnell is represented by
Stanley C. Jones Jr., while
Thompson's attorney is Hugh
Collins.
Pendleton (U.R) James Bea-
mer of Pendleton, manager of
the Agricultural Stabilization
and Conservation committee, has
predicted a 7,000,000 bushel
wheat crop for Umatilla county
this year.
TestingStarts Soon For Pre-School Group
The annual pre-school testing
for under - age children who
wish to enter Medford public
schools will begin Aug. 20 and
extend through Aug. 31, school
officials announced today.
According to Oregon law,
children are accepted for Sept
ember entrance in the first grade
if they become six years of age
on or before Nov. 15. The Med
ford public schools will accept
younger pupils who become six
years of age on or before Jan.
31, 1957, providing they show a
mental development of 6V4 years
on a mental age test.
Parents having under -age
"My doctor prefers St. Joseph
.Aspirin For uniiareir
Says MRS. W. C. KBIH,
Washington, D. C. The 114
train tablets assure seca
nts dosage without break
ing. Children like its orange,
flare, accept it willingly.
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roll should call the school admin
istration office, 3-3683, between
the hours of 8 a.m. and 5 p. m.
to secure appointments for the
test. All testing is expected to
be completed prior to school
opening, it was pointed out.
- Washington (U.PJ Walter
Norblad has asked Postmaster
General Arthur Summerfield to
have the first issues of the plan
ned new "Salmon Stamp" sold
at Astoria, Ore.
Men Past 40!W?
Want Old-time Pep.Vim?
Want Normal, Younger Feeling?
Do too ssy voo're "old" when weak, listlew, ex
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women delisted at remits of a little "pepping
up" with Ostrex. Contains tonic for bodies old
solely because low in iron. Try Ostrex Tonic
Tablets for normal vim. vitality, years younger
feeling, this very day. Also contain supplement
doses vitamins Bi and Bi. 7-da "get-ae-quainted"
size colts little. At ail druggists.
Edward G. Robinson's
Wife Awarded Divorce
Santa Monica, Calif. OJ.R)
Gladys Robinson, 60,Monday won
an uncontested divorce from vet
eran actor Edward G. Robinson
and a property settlement valued
at approximately $2,000,000.
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