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Emeritus Professor of Medicine.
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Are X-Rayi Dangerous
Of late, there have appeared
in the public prints so many
alarmist articles on x-rays that
many persons
' I have become
worried. Now
they fear even
to have their
teeth x-rayed
or to get an
occasional x
ray examina
tion made of
their chest or
their stomach
or bowel. I have read a number
of the articles in which able
scientists have discussed this
subject, and I am not alarmed.
I will not worry about getting
x-rayed ever year during my
annual check-up.
I know intimately a number
of physicians in x-ray who, for
30 years or more, have examin
ined many patients a day back
of the fluorescent screen in the
dark room, and hence have re
ceived enormously more radia
tion than any patient will ever
get, unless he has strenuous
treatment or some other serious
disease. And these friends of
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SOC Professor
To Attend Meeting
Ashland Dr. Lloyd Penning
ton, assistant professor of science
at Southern Oregon college, will
attend the Northwest Kegional
Meeting of the American Chemi
cal society at Spokane Thursday
and Friday, June 13-14.
Southern Oregon college will
be the only one of the colleges
of education represented.
Dr. Pennington will present a
paper, "Chelating Ion Exchange
Resins Preparation and Analyti
cal Application" at the confer
ence. Max B. Williams, professor
of chemistry at Oregon State col
lege, will appear as co-author of
the paper. The research work for
the paper was largely accom
plished at SOC, and was instru
mental in obtaining a grant of
5850 for a spectrophotometer for
use in research work at the col
lege. The grant, first of its kind
at SOC, was made by the Tek
tronix, Inc., Portland.
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Strange As It Seems
mine do not appear to have suf
fered in any way. In their 60's
and (0 s they are healthy. I think
this is an unanswerable argument.
As my son. Professor Luis W.
Alvarez pointed out last year in
a long article in "Resarch Re
views," standards of safety have
been set up, and all capable men
are now on watch to avoid in
juring anyone. My good friend,
Dr. Dwight H. Murray, presi
dent of the American Medical
Association, has just written an
article in which he says he feels
that in the hands of experts the
several types of radiation are
safe enough. There is no need
for getting excited.
Electroshock Treatments.
A woman writes angrily to
say that I had no right to men
tion electroshock treatments for
helping women in a bad depres
sion, such as can come with
the manopause. She says that
she had too many electroshocks;
she kept getting them long after
they failed to do her any good,
and they have now disturbed her
memory a bit. She feels that they
should now be prohibited by law.
I am sorry, but the lady is
wrong. She ought to see some
of the many depressed persons
who are quickly brought out of
a melancholia with a few elec
troshocks. It is one of the mir
acles of present-day medicine.
What we humans often need
most in this world is good sense.
My friends the psychiatrists tell
me they doubt if it is good sense
to go ahead and give dozens of
shocks when a few have shown
no sign of helping. They tell
me, also, that it is no good
sense to go on for six months
giving shots of ovarian hormone
to a depressed woman who can
be brought out of her melan
cholia probably only with a few
electrochocks.
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Instrumental Analysis
Conducted by Class
Ashland For the past few
weeks the quantitative analysis
class at Southern Oregon college,
under the direction of Dr. Lloyd
Pennington, has been doing work
in instrumental analysis. ,
This type of work is not ordi
narily carried out in under
graduate quantitative analysis
courses, school officials said.
Among samples analyzed have
been some of local water sup
plies for calcium, sodium, lithi
um, and fluoride. Lithia water
was included in the study. Some
of- these analyzes were made
with the flame photometer and
the Beckman spectrophotometer
which are recent additions to the
school's collection of analytical
instruments.
Other instruments which are
being used are the polarimeter,
the colormeter, electroanalyzer,
the conductivity bridge, and the
pH meters.
Jackson County Gets
Promotion in Shows
Active promotion of vaca
tion possibilities in Jackson
county was carried on this spring
in seven major travel shows at
tracting over one million per
sons, according to Don McNeil,
secretary of the Jackson County
Chamber of Commerce.
The publicity was made possi
ble through the Pacific North
west Travel association and ap
peared in 30-foot displays in San
Francisco, Kansas City, Chicago,
Milwaukee, Minneapolis, Dallas
and Los Angeles.
At least 1,400,000 travel fold
ers were distributed.
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Denessen Held Guilty
Of Beating Daughter
Portland (If) Glen W. Den
essen, 35, was found guilty late
Tuesday on an assault and bat
tery charge for the beating last
November of his daughter,
Janet, 13.
The jury deliberated 45 min
utes and voted 11 to 1 for con
viction. Denessen made no com
ment. Circuit Judge Alfred T. Sul
monetti ordered a pre-sentence
investigation. Denessen could
receive a maximum of five
years in prison.
The cohviction followed a
trial which began last week and
which saw the girl, now in a
foster home, take the stand as a
state witness. Denessen and his
wife denied the girl had been
beaten as the state claimed.
Forest Service Accepts
Development of Resort
San Francisco A proposal for
development of a resort at Pan
ther meadow about 50 miles
north of Shasta lake in Siskiyou
county has been accepted by the
U.S. forest service.
The development by the Mt.
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clude a chairlift, shelter house,
restaurant, parking area and
aerial tramway. It is expected
to be completed by 1960 and to
cost 51,000,000.
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