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Medical Doctor Demanding More
Attention for 'Somatopsychics'
By DELOS SMITH
United Press Science Editor
New York IP Swimming
against the present-day scien
tific current, a medical doctor
demands more
attention for
the 'somatop
sychic" and
less for the
"psychosomatr
ic."
In case you
didn't figure
it out instant
ly "somatopsy-
Deios Smith chic" is the in
fluence of the body over the
mind instead of the other way
round, which is "psychosomatic."
Dr. Robert Wartenberg, the
dissenter against the growing and means to reach their goal
popularity among medical doc
tors of "psychosomatic medi
cine," implied that nowadays
many people are called hysterics
who actually have a nervous
disorder.
Genuine hysterics always
want something that is why
they're hysterical, he said, and
then he complimented American
women on the grounds that there
are few genuine hysterics among
them.
Women Sensible, Sound
"American women are too
sensible, too sound and too proud
to resort to hysteric dramatics
and antics to get from their hus
bands what they need and
want," he said. "They have at
their disposal more refined ways
Birth of the Bulldozer
It has been told that the bull
dozer was first heard of as a
steam-powered contraption made
for Paul Bunyan for spreading
the molasses on his hot cakes.
More conservative historians,
say Hols Holbrook and Chuck
Hoonan, like to play up Ed
Stamm and other logging and
machinery engineers as the crew
that first rigged up the modern
bulldozer and put it to work in
the woods.
Hoonan himself tells that in
1927 Edward P. Stamm, then a
construction engineer for the
forming Crown Zellerbach cor
poration at Cathlamet, took a
trip to machinery centers of the
Midwest. While there, he saw a
tractor with a makeshift pusher
blade at its front. It was operat
ing on a garbage dump or, as
Chuck Hoonan, a college man,
calls it. "a sanitary fill."
Ed Stamm came home with
his head full of fine ideas for a
big and powerful rig with a
really rugged blade for shoving
blast rock before it. He went to
work with the Hyster people at
Portland. And the first big, beau
tiful and true bulldozer of the
woods came forth. There are yet
old Douglas fir loggers who re
fuse to give the bulldozer any
name but "the Stamm blade."
Christmas Card
Now Ed Stamm has joined the
ranks of the "retarred." as Dizzy
Dean calls them. But he liked
Retarred George L. Drake, who
pioneered in tractor yarding for
Simpson Logging company, and
Retarred Roy Morse of Long
Bell, will be on hand with bells
on at the Pacific Logging Con
gress in Seattle, Oct. 30 through
Nov. 1. And he will be heard.
The logging industry does not
forget its pioneers. They also re
member Ed Stamm as the en
gineer who introduced small one-and-one-half
yards, and smaller,
power shovels into logging rail
road construction, reducing costs
in one astounding case, from
$100,000 to S14.000 per mile.
A more recent improvement
fathered by Ed Stamm was log
bundling. A Finnish forester
visited Stamm and inspected
Crown-Z timber lands and log
ging operations.
Upon his return home, the Fin
nish woodsman mailed the
Stamms a Christmas card made
from a pen and ink etching from
real life.
The card depicted a scene at
a pulp mill in Finland, and Ed
noted that logs shown in the
etching were bound in bundles
by chains. This was an idea he'd
been looking for. Subsequent ex
periments at CZ camps developed
log bundling techniques used to
day, with steel bands instead of
chains.""
Forestry Leader
Ed Stamm has been in the fore
front of the tree farm program.
During his service with Crown
Zellerbach, thinning and snag
falling became established prac
tices. He was vitally interested
in the establishment of the Keep
Oregon Green and Keep Wash
ington Green programs. Only
last year, he stepped down as
chairman of the Keep' Oregon
Green association.
Stamm was the first chairman
of the Industrial Forestry asso
ciation; he is a director of the
American Forestry association;
a past deputy chairman of the
Forest Industries Council; a
trustee of the Foundation for
American Resource Management;
a past board member of the
Pacific Northwest Loggers asso
ciation; a member of the Society
of American Foresters 'and
last and noblest a former presi
dent of the Pacific Logging Congress.
Court Records
MUNICIPAL COURT
Walter Raymond Paevo, disobeyed
traffic signal. S5.
Richard Anthony Durante, viola
tion of basic rule, $10.
Rodney Arthur Witham, violation
of basic rule. $10.
Ralph Duayne Johnson, disobeyed
stop sign. $5.
Florence Leona Green, disobeyed
traffic signal. S5.
Charles William Cook, disobeyed
stop sign. S3.
Maurice Richard Butts, improper
lane usage. S10.
Bonnie Winifred Kollmar. failure
to maintain proper lookout. $10.
Valetta Jacquelene McCary, viola
tion of basic rule. S10.
Viola Louise Swindler, disobeyed
traffic signal. S5.
Frank Yashin, improper left turn,
$5.
The official organization of
psychosomatic medicine has
more than tripled its member
ship in the last few years. How
ever, Wartenberg did not pro
pose establishing an American
Academy of Somatopsychic Med
icine. But he said "great med
ical sins are committed by the
designation, 'psychosomatic."
In figuring out what causes
odd symptoms in the nervous
systems of patients, doctors
make their "greatest mistakes by
calling some psychogenic (orgin
ating in the mind) that is actual
ly organic," he said. A neur
ologist, of San Francisco, he was
lecturing non-specialized phys
icans on the meanings of obscure
neurological symptoms in the
Technical Journal of the Amer
ican Academy of General Prac
tice. Merely because "something
happens after emotion, is ac
companied by emotion or in
creased by emotion," no doctor
should jump to the conclusion
that this physical "something"
is caused by emotion, he said.
Not Dramatic Enough
He cited a physical disorder,
"torsion dystonia," and aid its
first manifestations might be
called hysteria if you were
strongly psychosomatically
minded. But these manifesta
tions are not, "for the simple
reason that they are not dra
matic enough."
The term, "hysteria," he said,
is "over-used and misused with
out rhyme or reason. Every
striking emotion is often called
hysteria" even when the emo
tion is "completely normal."
Genuine hysteria is " a social
disease."
"Nobody is hysteric between
his four walls,"- he continued.
"An hysteric wants something!
He demonstrates his disease, he
is interested in it, in order to
get something out of it and to
get it cheaply a hat, sympathy,
recogition, escape from a disa
greeable situation."
Doctors can't be too careful
in deciding what is hysteria.
"A diagnosis of hysteria is
not complete unless it includes
the mechanism behind it, which
means 'what does the patient
want." But there is no problem
actually, in his opinion. "In this
country," he said, "there isn't
any" hysteria.
DISTRICT COURT
George Arthur Hunt, inadequate
muffler. $15.
Ralph David Tipton, failure to stop
at stop .sign. $10.
Harold Sherman Hulse, failure to
stop at stop sign. $10.
Robert Edward Beare, overload,
$201.
Arthur William Coulter, insuffici
ent binder chains. S15.
Henry Kershaw Miller, no opera
tor's license. S10.
Richard Walter Atkins, failure to
dim lights. S10.
Robert Melvin Little, failure to stop
at stop sien, S10.
Esther Sophia Tietz, no operator's
license, mu. ;
Emil Milton Unger. failure to stop j
at stop sign. $10. i
Calvin Richard Seggerman, no mu4 j
guards, S6.
CIRCUIT COURT
David J. Hahn vs. Rita Hahn, di- j
vorce complaint.
Andrew J. Bjorsen vs. Marilyn D. i
Bjorsen.
Nora Edna Schleigh vs. William
Lester Schleigh. divorce complaint, j
DR. LEE MELLISH, D.M.D.
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to
Suite
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