Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, July 04, 1958, Image 3

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Study of Alcoholic
Raises Question
Concerning Habit
By DELOS SMITH
UPI Science Editor
New York (UPI) A sci
entific study of "The Psy
chology of the Alcoholic"
raises a brand new question
concerning drinking, which is:
"Why do so
few persons
become alco
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it may do more g6$d to un
wind that question than to
keep right on worrying the
old, bogged-down question,
why are there so many
drunks?
The way he figured alcohol
ics is that they're ridden hard
by "reinformed learning." To
show what this means, he
gave two examples, that of a
food-hungry rat and that of a
love-starved woman.
Compared To Hungry Rat
The hungry rat is placed afcJ
the entrance gf a maze. He
smells the food in the box at
the other end. So he runs the
maze, finds the food, and eats
Gold Beach. Green
Peter Funds Voted
Washington (UPI) The
Senate Appropriations Com
mittee has announced its ap
proval of allocations to begin
the new Green Peter flood
control arid power dam on
the Santiam river in Oregon.
The ' $1,300,000 project was
included in a report on fiscal
funds for 1959. e
The committee also added
$750,000 to. start construction
of the Gold Beach harbor pro
ject. The Green Peter dam which
is to be situated four miles
from the junction of theCfean
tiam and the South Santiam
will be an earth and rock
fill structure 370 feet high.
Total cost estimated for the
project has been set at $58,-
400,000.
One million dollars has
been appropriated for thbe
ginning construction, -.and
$310,000 to complete plan
ning. The Gold - Beach harbog)
project is planned for the
mouth of the Rogue river in
Currygjounty. Total cost esti
mated ior building is $14 mil
lion. Ingrid Bergman
Tells Wedding Plan
'London (UPI) Swedish
born movie actress gjlngrid
Bergman announced Thurs
day she plans to marry
Swedish businessman Lars
Schmidt
Ivliss Bergman made the
long expected announcement
as she prepared to catch a
plane foe Paris. .
Rumors of a wedding hae
been current for weeks. Miss
Bergman has been sqigred
around Europe by Schmidt
ever since she got a legal sep
aration from Italian movie di
rector Roberto Rossellini in
Rome, Nov. 7.
In Rome, two Italian busi
nessmen have brought bank
ruptcy proceedings against
Rossellini, chargingQim with
failing to repay a $34,768
loan.
TRYING IT OUT -
London (UPI) One-legged
prisoned Glyn Peters went to
Wandsworth hospital to get
a new metal leg Wednesday.
Doctors put the artificial leg
on and suggested he walk
around to try it out. Peters
walked out of the hospital and
is still missing.
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it. His hunger, which was the
nagging "drive" that sent him
through the maze, is reduced
and so he has learned in a "re
inforced way" how to reduce
it. Maze-running is on its way
to becoming a habit.
The woman feeling rejected
and unloved by her husband,
sees a box of chocolates. When
she was a girl, chocolates add.
ed up to love and affection
her parents rewarded her
with them. So she buys and
eats the chocolates which re
duces her "drive" of being un
loved and rejected. "Learn
ing" this was "reinforced"
and this will be her habitual
way of reducing the "drive."
Causes of Alcoholism Varied
In alcoholics, a number of
unpleasant feelings may be
the "drive. They're just about
uncountable, Kingham said,
listing frustration, fear, anger,
loneliness, monotony, depres
sion, and rejection. Feeling
this "drive," the alcoholic
grabs for the bottle and drinks
in what Kingham called "the
Blitz pattern" which puts him
under. The "drive" is reduced,
his learning of h6w to do it
is reinfocred and he'll repeat.
But since ' everyone has
those unpleasant feelings now
and then, the question is, why
arenQ there more alcoholics?
Kingham sought to answer
it theoretically by suggesting
that the relatively few per
sons who do become alcohol
ics are made uncomfortable
by any "average mood," which
is neither high nor low, and
seek to avoid such a mood.
If their backgrounds are
such as to make them suscep
tible to "the blitr pattern,"
this will-put them in the way
of learning the drive reduc
ing power of drunkenness in
a "reinferced" way in shorf,
they'll get- the "habit."
Milk Price Rise
Sought by Group .
Portland (UPI) The gen
eral manager of a milk pro
ducers' association said here
Thursday that higher union
labor costs of milk distribu
tors Should have been passed
alon'to the people who drink
milk rather than to the people
who produce it.
Glen A Richards of the
Portland Independent Milk
Producers association said
producer costs also have gone
upnd he said tl?e association,
along with others, would con
tinue to seek a milk price rise
at the consumer level.
On June 12 the Dairy Coop
erative association announced
a 23-cent per hundfpdweight
deduction in payments to pro
ducers because of higher labor
costs to distributors. o
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