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52nd Year Price 10c .Tribune Lnuea Pre Full Leased Wire United Press Full Leased Wi SECOND SECTION MEDFORD, OREGON, THURSDAY, JUNE 6, 1957 12 Pages -fcfA it 'Allergic' Skin Eruptions Said Curable By'Letting Off Steam' Ey DELOS SMITH United Press Science Editor New York 1? Some of the more or leys incurable "allergic" kin eruptions can be cured by pncouragir, the victims to tell off spouses or in -ISA's "or other aourcrra of oppression," two sci ntista told the annual meeting nf the American Medical asso ciation. Dra. William B- Guy and Rob ert j. S loemaker of the Univer al! ct Pittsburgh referred to what doctors call "atopic aller gic eir)a." wnirh has uncountable- victims "In the extreme forms, it is as crippling as para lyse poliomyelitis, muscular dys trophy, or riieumaloid arthritis." thev said. They denied tv.at it was aller gic at all. The way they figured nut this disease which has baf fled rreital srienrp for genera tion i that first you must have a akin eheiniry which is sirs reptihle to reacting to emotional frustrations, and then the emo tional set-up which leads to the kid reactions. Tour Levels Thee saw four major "levels" In the maturing nf human be ings, from birth to adulthood-In-yeirs. First, is the "organ .level" when all responses are in the physical body. Then comes Weak 0yi 8 J A.M. h 9 P.M. Sunday ! 7 P.M. the "action level," in which the older infant can take action. Third, is the "substitute level" and then he can find ways and means of working off his frus tration. Finally is the "mature level." They suggested that victims of "atopic eczema" have never left the "organ level" no matter how old they are in years. They have a "severely limited repertoire of expressive behavior." The inner defenses of their personalities are "inadequate." and they get into "a state of inhibited feeling and actions and dammed up ten sions." Then they have "little Washington Prison Escapee Captured Dayton. Wash. IP How aid J. Thumas. 25. an escapee from the state penitentiary at Walla Walla, was picked up here vesterday after less than 16 hours nf freedom. Thomas, who is serving a term for second degree murder from Skagit county, was missed Tues day morning. Warden Bob Rhay s-id the convict probably had flipped aboard one of the num erous trucks going in and out of the penitentiary on construc tion jobs. i recourse but to find outlet by psychological means" that is, through disfiguring and crip pling eruptions of the skin. Aggressive Techniques With the victims whom they have studied and treated, those who showed and maintained im provement were those who "used aggressive techniques to solve their problems," they said. "They have dared to express re bellion against frictional rela tionships, sever old dependency ties, and move to positions of in creased personal freedom." The victims, they continued, obviously fall short of ideal ma turity in their continuing need for control to keep in force a position of secure dependence upon others." The physician ! treating them should encourage I them to move up the "levels" I from the "organ"' one to higher I ones. 1 These people need backing 'when they try to contend with sources of oppression, their spouses, one or the other of par ents, their in-laws, or other ob jectionable people about them," the doctors said. 'It can be done without getting into the position of inciting them to rebellion in the family circle. They should be assured that strife is perfect ly natural in human relations." Danger of Forest Fires Increases Local officials for state and I national forest lands warned to day that fire conditions in south ern Oregon are reaching the critical stage in most areas. Travelers should exercise cau tion with cigarets, matches and campfire, they said. Forest "fuel," or undergrowth, in the lower elevations and on the south slopes are beginning to dry out, according to Jack Wood, supervisor for the Rogue River National forest. Higher slopes are about normal for this time of year, although the repeated hot days are gradually drying out all forest lands. State protected forest lands are equally critical, with three lightning fires reported May 30. Three small fires from lightning i also were extinguished in the Rogue forest. PONY IS 35 Brookings, S. D. W There's a pony on the F. W. Ponto farm near here that is 35 years old. Three of the Ponto children, now all married, used the Shetland pony to ride to and from school. 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