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TT MTOrCRS (OP.EOOIH MAIL TBTBU1 r? ; s ; ;-V -.vi - crjtJ. GOES OFF WITH A BANG TVilh thousands of people on hand to view the heralded debut of the mishty Atlas, star of the Air Force's guided missile program, the king-size rockpt takes off (left) and zooms high over the test area (center) at Cape Canaveral, Ha. It climbed to about 5000 feet where it blew up to fall seaward (right) in flaming fragments. Happiness Pills No True Answer To Anxiefy Psychiatrist Claims CENTRAL POINT Lions Officers Installed By DORIS HUGHES Central Point Friday. June 14. was ins'allatinn nisht fnr of ficers of Central Point Lions club. The dinner and installa tion ceremony was at The Rozue R:ver Lode near Shady Cove. Installation officer was Larry Sheeham of Rosue River. Offi cers installed were president, Donald A. Faber; first vice pres iednt. Gay M. Anderson: secre tary and treasurer. Leo Cellura; tail twister. Franklin Saxberry; and Lion tamer, Wendel Pan ter. New directors are Clinton Blithen, Jans Myhre. Earnest Taylor and hold over director is Arthur Rupp. The Lady Lions were euests at the event. Arthur Rupp and Clinton Blithen are delegates to the State Lions Convention. Wen del panter is alternate delegate. The State Convention will be held in Medford beginning June 20 and lasting three days. The International Lions Con vention will be held at The Cow Palace in San Francisco begin ning June 26, and lasting four days. The three delegates from the Central Point Lions club who will attend the convention are Clinton Blithen, Wendal Panter, and Donald A. Faber. Mr. and Mrs. Bill Skyrman left Monday for a trip to Cres cent City and points along the coast. Weekend guests at the Ever ett Hogue home in Central Point were the Hogue's son. Melvin, of Burnie, Calif., and Hoeues' brother. Robert Hogue, from McCloud, Calif. Sunday, Mr. and Mrs. C. L. Hughes and sons went with the A. C. Hooker family of Medford to Mt. Shasta and McCloud. While in Mt. Shasta, they toured the fish hatchery. Mrs. Wendel Panter took her father and mother. Mr. and Mrs. George Atkins, of Medford to Gant's Pass for dinner on Fath er's Day. By DELOS SMITH United Presi Science Editor New York V Some hus bands of women who are on their ways toward becoming mothers, are nauseated at the tinued. "The major feature of all , scions level and can be defined psycho - neurotic disorders, re gardless of whether they are manifested physically or as dis turbances of bodilv function, is . ght of breakfast even though, i excessive and sustained anxiety, their wives may he delighted to tie the orange juice and eggs. Dr. Marc J. Musser, psychia trist of Mariisrin. Wis ritrd this fh x convincing and dramatic J cific diseases ample of iot only excessive Anxiety but of misplaced and Jb i ii I y inappropriate anxiety. Lecturing a medical audience, be was engaged in an increasing ly common psychiatric endeavor tiiese days trying to convince 8'her and non-psychiatric physi cians that happiness pills are no (Jie answer for anxiety. "Attractive'' as they are, they Sold anxiety in check, whether it is excessive or normal. They I an't cure excessive anxiety. Prolonged and difficult as it is, -i!y psychotherapy can cure ex cessive anxiety, he said. (.-ems on Increase There's a lot of excessive, misplaced anxiety loose in the land and it seems to be in creasing It is a situation to which every physician of what ever specialty must face up and deal with effectively. "Anxiety is, to some extent, a factor in almost every illness fdd may significantly influence lis course and outcome," he con- "An increasing amount of evi dence exists to indicate that anxiety may play a causative role in a large number of spe- some of which. such as essential hypertension, peptic ulcer, ulcerative colitis, hyperthyroidism and angina pec toris, may be disabling and life threatcninE." That's what physicians must face up to, while keeping in mind that "there is a certain range of anxiety which is an en tirely normal reaction to various life-threatening situations, and an essential asset for the protec tion and survival of the organ ism. Has Derastatin? Effects "Morbid anxiety, however, has a much more complex sig nificance. It is a state of exces sive, frequently inappropriate, and sustained anxiety which has undesirable and often devastat ing effects upon the mental and physical health of the individ ual." "In the majority of instances, it is the result of an unresolved conflict which arises sometime during a person's life. In some cases, the conflict exists at a con- by the patient. More often, be cause of its unpleasant and threatening nature, and tiie existence of elements not acccpt ?ble to the individual's concept of himself, tiie conflict has been repressed into the unconscious." Psychotherapy can though often only after much effort resolve the conflict, and that is the only cure. Psychiatrists can't handle all this work, and prospective work there aren't enough psychiatrists. General practitioner; and internists must learn to apply psychotherapy that is their "responsibility" be cause of "the apparent increase of emotionally induced illnesses." Mr. and Mrs. Dolmar Smith and Mr. and Mrs. Charles Tay lor were delegates from the Cen tral Point Grange to the Slate Grange Convention at Bend. Taylor is district youth chair man. The Taylors came home Fri day evening, and the Smiths went to Eugene where they vis ited Mr. and Mrs. Claire Parks and Mr. and Mrs. Leslie God oard. They also visited Mr. and Mrs. William Whitlock of Cot tage Grove. Mrs. Flora Shaw fttended Crater Rock Museum while the Smiths were away. Linda and David Loin of Gran rut Falls, Wash., are visiting at the home of their uncle and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. James John son, and family. The Johnsons live on the Old Stage rd. Corp. Lyle Yocum, son of Mrs. Merle Jack, is at home on a 30-day furlough. He is an avia tion electrician in the Marines and is stationed in North Carolina. Visitors at the James W. Smith home over the week end were Mr. and Mrs. Marfan Clarkson and children of Newberg. Miss Joan Dezell Logan, who also lives in Newberg, was also visit ing with the Smiths and with the Clinton Crissmans. GifNPerfeci Mrs. Larry Larimore and son. Ronnie, of Pasco, Wash., are vis iting the James Smith family. Susy Lisenbee, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. L. C. Lisenbee, went to the hospital Wednesday night for an emergency appen dectomy. She came home Sat uiday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. Doran Mose and daughter. Donna Lee, and Patri cia McCue spent the week end at the coast. Mrs. Lorraine Hall who was physical education teacher at Crater High school will teach at Eagle Point next fall. The summer recration pro gram began Monday in Central Point. Richard Traylor report ed a good turnout for the first day. There were 85 and more are expected. Monday afternoon boys brought rakes and hoes to the ball field and cleaned off the diamond. Boys in the Central Point area who are eight years rid through 14 may still register. Those attending Bible School mav register when Bible School ' ends. KHi r-rvoxx UAWria Court Records MfviriPM. roi bt Frank F.arl Park, vlolntinn blc rulr $10 hail. Lllv Spark. r!iobpin6 traffic sig nal SS hail F.llrn C.'rlrti'lo Ta-.lnr. cii'ibr inff trafftr menal, V. h.l Hillip K.rn-s! Riin. violation of basir rulp !d bail I Orrin LrR"v M'hjp, violation of basic rulr SIM Sylvia Pauline ntniI-l-ar! . no Ore gon driver liceene, 10 bail Kenny Vernon Wald. no operator i license. $in John Krlwarrl Wood, failure to obtain Orccon driver s license. S2 SO. Vernon Dale Cham herlin. dlfortej inc traffic signal. .' hai! Richard David Hayes. excessive noi.se. S10 hail I Pt. Paul American fam ilies spend more for dairy prod ucts, on the average, than for any other group of foods ex cept meat. Meat took 25 per cent of the family food dollar and dairy products 17 per cent, according to the U.S. Depart ment of Agriculture's recent na tionwide nousciiold lood con sumption survey. DISTRICT rol'RT Charles Ttohcrt Buck master, no mo tor vehicle license. S.V .lames Thomas T.ituni. no operator's license. $2.i, ba forfeited Willie Dalton Vandergriff. improp er angling licen.se, $15 Wilfred I-ewis Dale, passing insul ficient clearance SI5 Marilyn l.ou Lindscy. no operator's license. Sin Delberl Avery Bouslaugh. violation basic rule. SIS Gerald Robert Kerr, following too close, $13 Lester VVavne Marshall, violation basic rule. Sl.V .lack Leroy Vincent, insufficient hinder chains. $l,"i: no motor vehicle license. $i. petty larceny. S55; no tail light. $s. ciRf i it rninr I.orraine Shirley Peterson vs Paul Nelson Peterion. divorce complaint. MARRIAGK I. II KNSF. Divid Lee Jones. 404 '3 North Crape st , Medford, and Barbara June Hud ges, Merrill, Ore Loren James Johnson. 1913 Kings highway. Medford Everyday animal friends from farmland ail gather on this adorable crib cover, to entertain a tot. Embroidery beginner casy! Make a welcome gift for new baby with Pattern 7398. Trans fer of 9 motifs 6x7 inches: color chart: directions for crib cover. Send THIRTY-FIVE CENTS in coins for this pattern add 5 cents for each pattern for 1st class mailing. Send to Medford Mail Tribune. Household Arts Dept.. P.O. Box 168. Old Chel set Station. New York 11. N Y. Print plainlv NAME. ADRESS, AND PATTERN NUMBER. A bonus for our readers two FREE patterns, printed in our new Alice Brooks Needlecraft Book for 1957: Plus a wonderful variety of designs to order cro chet, knitting, embroidery, huck weaving, toys, dolls, others, Send 25 cents for your copy of this exciling NEW needle book now! VISITORS' DAY Muskegon, Mich. T Three youths who went to the Muske gon County jail to visit a friend, remained as "guests" of the county. A deputy sheriff at the jail arrested the youths who were sought for burglarizing schools in the area. mm lFSCHMID5V.$ri-J !---'r,W'" The secret of vodka enjoyment is in Wolfschmidt's n 45 Qt. Wolfschmidt ltd., Dundalk, rVrj SO proof. 100"-. Gram Neutral Spiiits Product of U.S.A. The Boy Scout movement had its beginning in the British isles in 1908. flL-A When You See GEORGE LEWIS ROGUE TRAVEL SERVICE A FREE SERVICE We Reserve and Sell Airline and Steamship Tickets PHONE SP 2-6779 LOBBY HOTEL JACKSON Quotes From the News By UNITED PRESS Berlin Secretary of State John Foster Dulles, pledging U.S. support for German reunification in a message marking the fourth anniversary of the East German revolt against Communism: "The desire of mankind to live in freedom and peace consti tutes a force which cannot be resisted. My countrymen and I join with you in honoring the high cause to which you have dedicated this day." Washington Dr. Robert H. Felix, director of the National In- titut of Mental Health, sriliciiinq tha u of tranquilizer pills for lha relief of ordinary tensions and anxieties: "Anxiety within normal limiti i an essential pari of normal personality development." New York The city Health Department, advising New Y'ork ers how to keep cool during a heat wave: "There are no new or novel ideas for surviving through hot spells in comfort and good health." Evanston. Ill Undersecretary of State Christian A. Herter. warning that abandonment of the U.S. foreign aid program would force underprivileged nations to turn to Russia for aid: "Should we. by default, abandon these programs, it would not be long before we found the expansion of the Soviet bloc moving at a pace which might well leave us isolated." Washington Republican National Chairman Mead Alcorn, on the split in the Republican party: "The real division in American politics today is in the Demo cratic party." Keuberger Favors Contract at Caves Washington. DC. Senator Richard L. Ncubcrger of Oregon Jias informed the chairman ot '-The Senate Interior committee that he has no objections to ap proval of a contract extending for 15 years the operation of lodging, food and other tourist facilities at Oregon Caves Na tional Monument by the Oregon Caves company. 'Thousands of people every yrjr enjoy this unique Nation- r; Monument in our state." the Oregon Senator said in a letter to Sen. James E. Murray, com merce chairman. Murray had asked Neuberger for h:s views on approval of the cor'trout between the company and the National Park Service. Congressional approval is re auircd for contracts granting concessions in national parks "Srd monuments. Model Plane Endurance Try Ends in Failure Eugene ilP An attempt at the world's record for continu ous flight of a model airplane failed Monday At 128 p.m. the plane. Spirit of Exchange, was forced to land because of motor trouble. 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