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KBES-TV (Channel 5)
THURSDAY
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Rooer M. My wife is an
j intelligent woman who held
down a very big ob before we
were married. That's why I
can't understand why han
dling a home and two chil
dren knocks her for a loop.
When one of the kids gets
sick, Linda wants me to stay
home and help take care of
him. If one of them has a
minor accident while playing,
she immediately calls me at
the office to ask me whether
I think she ought to take him
to the doctor. Now how can
I tell, if she's standing there
looking at the kid and doesn't
know?
Linda says all the other
men in the community "help
out," but I find I can't con
centrate on the job when I
have all these S O S's from
home.
Linda M. When I bring up
some of the really dreadful
problems I've had with the
kids, Roger starts talking
about how much concentra
tion and effort his work re
quires, but I have heard him
tell some of his friends how
he and "the boys" spent a few
hours over lunch or cocktails
one afternoon.
I have also heard him say
that he sometimes has to pile
up his desk with paper work
in order to look busy, and he
also comes home with all
kinds of gossip he picks up in
the course of the day. He cer
tainly doesn't get that by
"concentrating" on the job.
If I have to suffer with all
the home problems, why
should Roger be spared?
The Council: From her
own story, Linda's actions are
evidently aimed at disturbing
her husband's, workday, rath
er than at securing help in
the home.
Certainly, no man can be
entirely free from care as far
as family problems are con
cerned, but the kind of irritat
ing "worry calls Linda
makes really constitutes nag
ging. Now, it is understood
that nagging of husbands is
permitted at all times at home
but the job is considered off
limits to all fair-minded nag
gers.
We are not merely con
cerned with protecting Roger,
however. Linda has our sym
pathy not because she has to
suffer at home while Roger
drinks cocktails but simply
because she gets so little out
of life and is so bitterly en
vious. But our greatest sym
pathy goes to Ithe children.
who can't fail to feel them-
seles an intolerable burden to
their unhappy mother.
As a former career woman.
Linda should recognize that
she made definite commit
ments to her children when
she bore them. She is now
falling down on those commit
ments. She may be fulfilling
her responsibilities on the ma
terial end, but she certainly
can't be giving the children
the love and happy home they
need for decent erowth.
For their sake, as well as
lor ner own, Linda should
try to discover the manv iovs
and advantages in her dosi-
tion and she should not for
get that the business world
has its own harsh, tiresome
and boring aspects.
(Copyright 1958, General
. Features Corp.)
The Medical Roundup
Emeritus
Consultant In Medicine,
Mayo Clinic
Emeritus Professor of Medicine,
Mayo Foundation
Dr. Alvarez
Help For A Person
Who Sees Double
A person who, perhaps aft
er a little stroke which, para
lyzed one of the muscles that
moves the eye
ball, is now
seeing double
wants to know
what he can
do. I hope
before long
enough func
tion will re
turn in the
muscle so that
his eye will
move properly
again. In the meantime, his
doctor might give him great
comfort by having an optician
insert a prism in front of one
of the eyes, so as to bend light
into that eye. Once, after an
accidental fracture of the bone
just below one of my eyes, I
saw double for about two
months, and during this time
it was a great comfort to me
to wear a prism which cor
rected the difficulty, and en
abled me to carry on with my
work.
Diabetes Insipidus
Diabetes insipidus is a rare
disease in which 'the person
drinks enormous quantities of
water each day and passes
enormous quantities of urine.
CONTROVERSIAL HOUSE
Barnet, England (IP) Jazz
band leader Humphrey Lyttel-
ton today defended the con
ventional design of a new
house he plans to build against
the protest of the local coun
cil that it is "anti-social."
Lyttelton said he designed the
house to resemble a cow shed
protect his neighbors
gainst the noise of his trum
pet when he practices.
to
Chiloquin Man
Held at Klamath
Klamath Falls (IP) Bruce
E. Tupper, 28, Chiloquin, is
being held in Klamath coun
ty jail on suspicion of mur
der in connection with the
gunshot death of. Teresa
Hunt, 39, also of Chiloquin.
The county coroner said the
woman died instantly after
being shot in the back of the
head sometime Tuesday night
or early Wednesday by "a
30.06 caliber bullet.
Sheriff Murray Britton said
he was called to Chiloquin
about 5 a.m. Wednesday im
mediately after Tupper had
gone to the home of Henry
C. Smith, former Chiloquin
police chief and reported that
he had "just shot Teresa."
The sheriff said the house
showed evidence of several
bullets being fired and per
sons in the neighborhood said
they heard several shots dur
ing the night.
Tupper told officers anoth
er person had borrowed his
rifle and returned it to him
dirty. He said he was clean
ing the weapon and that the
Hunt woman was shot when
she grabbed the muzzle and
it discharged accidentally.
There were no eye-witnesses
to the accident.
France Suspends
Tunisia Talks
Pans (IP) France has sus
pended negotiations for an al
liance with Tunisia over the
killing of 14 French soldiers
by Algerian rebels it charged
slipped into Algeria from
Tunisia.
The suspension of talks was
announced by a government
spokesman following a meet
ing of Premier Felix Gail
lard's cabinet.
The raid occurred last Sat
urday. France protested over
the week end against the al
leged incursion of Ta rebel
band from Tunisian "sanctu
ary." The raiders overpower
ed a French outpost, killing
or fatally wounding 15 sol
diers and kidnaping five oth
ers. Tunisia rejected the protest
Tuesday night, maintaining
that the border is so closely
guarded the rebels could not
have come from Tunisia nor
returned there.
I The urine is largely water,
I and it 'contains no sugar. The
disease is due usually to some
thing wrong with a part of the
pituitary gland at the base of
the brain and just above the
cavities of the nose. There are
a few drugs that can help the
situation.
Children Who Rock
There are some small chil
dren who, at night after going
to bed, will get on their hands
and knees and then rock back
and forth, perhaps sitting back
heavily on their legs. A child
will keep this up for an hour
or more until, perhaps from
sheer exhaustion, he falls
asleep.
I never could learn why
children do this. I asked some
of the ablest children's speci
alists in the country, and they
("didn't seem to know much
about it, except that gradually
the child would grow out of
the habit.
Polycystic Kidneys
People ask what to do for
polycystic kidneys and I don't
know. Some people are born
with them, and then they are
lucky if they have enough
normal functioning kidney tis
sue left between the many
cysts, or bags of water, so that
they can get along for the rest
of their days. Naturally, no
treatment is likely to give a
oerson a couple of good kid
neys in exchange for his bad
ones.
Dr. Alvarez hopes his read
ers will understand that it
would be impossible for him
to answer requests for infor
mation or to attempt to diag
nose by mail.
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