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6:15 Tom Harmon"
6 30 Turntable Terrace
6.45 Turntable Terrace
"7 00 Regal Tune Table"
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7:30 The World Tonight
7 45 World -Sevaned'j
8 00 Portland-Sacramento
8 15 Portland-Sacramento
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9 1 5 Portland-Sacramento
A 30 Portland-Sacramento
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10 JO Turntable Terrace
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OneMans Family
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People Are Funny
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6 15 Yawn Patrol
A 30 Frank Goss
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The Medical Roundup
by
Emeritus Consultant In Medicine,
Mayo Clinic
Emeritus Professor of Medicine.
Mayo Foundation
Or A Ivarez
Mental Illnes: A Guide For
The Family
Authorities tell me that at
some time or other during his
life one out every 10 Americans
will behave so
a b n ormally
that he will
need help in a
mental hospi
tal. This fact
should be re
membered by
those many
per sons who
tell me they
cannot see
why, every so often in this col
umn, I talk about insanity. Many
say that because their family is
so full of persons with mental
upsets they do not want to hear
another word about it
It distresses me to make these
people unhappy, but since men
tal aberration is our commonest
disease, I feel I want to help
all the good people, like Mike
Gorman, who are now trying to
get us better mental hospitals
and clinics It worries me that
we physicians know so little
about mental disease and care so
little to learn about it. Usually,
we fail to recognize it in those
early stages in which the per
son keeps talking mainly about
pain in his abdomen or feelings
of fear or fatigue or tension or
toxicity. At first, the family is
jiot likely to realize what is go
ing wrong. They may just keep
blaming their relative for be
ing lazy or "ornery" or abusive,
stubborn, , or occasionally a bit
alcoholic.
Book Available
For all the many persons who
must, face the terribly distress
ing problem of caring for a men
tally disturbed relative. Mrs.
Edith Stern has written a splen
did book, called, "Mental Illness:
A guide for the family" (Harp
er's); also distributed by the Na
tional Association for Mental
Health (Columbus Circle, New
York 19, N. Y.)
As Mrs. Stern says, most lay
men and most physicians, have
the idea that the psychotic per
son is a disheveled muttering
creature who tears his hair,
doesn't know where he is, or
thinks he is Napoleon. Actually,
in many cases, the person who is
becoming a bit manic will be
more attractive socially than he
ever was. He will talk more bril
liantly, and he may start travel
ing about, spending money free
ly; he may give big parties for
his iriends or he may join a
church and try to convert peo
ple. Later, when he gets depres
sed, he may just sit and brood
on imaginary sins. The man who
is getting paranoid many seem
all right and may make much
money in business. The only
thing wrong may be his idea that
the man in the next house is
persecuting him by beaming
radar at him.
Let us say that eventually the
family comes to realize that their
loved one needs psychiatric care.
Humor Could
Save Marriages -
Kingston, N. J. J1P Humor
could save many marriages from
tlie divorce courts, a West Coast
domestic counselor said today.
Reinhold R. Bietz, of Los An
geles, told the 54th annual con
ference of New Jersey Seventh
Day Adventists that many of the
irritations which lead couples to
call a marriage finished "could
be shut out by a sense of humor.
"Many homes have been shat
tered to pieces by the hard rocks
of selfishness, spite and hate,"
Bietz said. "In order to be happy
a partnership must have two par
ties who are cheerful most of
the time."
There are many things in life
which are not to be laughed at,
he said, but there are many oth
ers which could be a funny inci
dent instead of an irritation if
we would look at them properly.
ilding Permits
Decline in Value
Face value of building permits
issued by the city during June
totaled S250.700, compared to
S579.772 last year and $234,616
in 1955, according to H. E.
Mackie, city building superin
tendent. Among permits issued last
month were 15 new single fam
ily residences, S171.000: 10 res
idences remodeled. S13.250;
three new duplexes. SS4.000; one
new business, S3.000; and nine
businesses remodeled, S22.000.
Last June a 5400,000 building
permit was issued for the new
National Guard armory, which
accounted for the month's high
amount. !
Perhaps he has become a nuis
ance to the neighbors, and it has
become obvious, that for a while,
he will have to be kept out of
harm's way.
Doctors of Little Use
In such a case often we doctors
are of little use. We have only
a vague idea as to what to do.
We do not know anything about
mental hospitals, and we do not
know what is the state law in
regard to commitment. In col
lege we weren't taught much
about these things.
As Mrs. Stern says, a man
can go into a store and find any
number of books on how to run
a household, how to train a dog,
or how to behave at a dinner
party, but until recently there
was no book to tell us what the
inside of a mental hospital is
like, or how to get a disturbed
patient into the place without
getting into a fight with him, and
causing him to distrust us for
the rest of his days.
For all persons who are faced
with these terrible problems,
Mrs. Stern's book can be of
tremendous help. It tells how to
keep in contact with the loved
one, and how to treat him when
he comes out.
Mrs. Stern emphasizes what
Clifford Beers said years ago
in his remarkable book, "The
Mind that found Itself;" one
must nevei shanghai a patient
into a mental hospital, or, in
other words, get him locked up
by some deceit. Naturally, deceit
will anger him; it will turn him
agaist his family, and it may
make his mental confusion great
er than it was before. One must
be even more scrupulously hon
est with mentally disturbed per
sons than with normal persons.
Normal persons can make al
lowances for our unwisdom or
our good intentions, but the in
sane persons cannot make any
all owances; he cannot under
stand why his wife or his broth
er behaved dishonestly with him,
and so he puts no more trust in
her (or him).
Funeral Services Set
For Rep. Chindgren
Molalla, Ore. 'IPi Funeral
services were to be held at Col
ton today for State Rep. Her
man H. Chindgren, who died
Sunday.-
His family suggested that con
tributions in his memory could
be made to furnish the fellow
ship room of the new parish unit
of the Lutheran church at Col
ton. Secretary of State Mark Hat
field said in Salem the flag on
the state house will be flown at
half mast Wednesday out of re
spect for Chindgren, who was
the oldest member of the Oregon
Legislature in point of service.
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