8 MAIL TRIBUNE, Merffonf, Oregon. Tuesday, December 30, 1958
Chemical Tolerance
The chemical Aramite,
which has been used for mite
control on fruit trees in the
valley, probably will not be
used this summer due to a
report expected soon from
the Food and Drug administra
tion, according to County Ag
ent Don Berry.
The agent's office received
word today from Naugatuck
Chemical that FDA will pub
lish and Aramite tolerance of
zero on raw agricultural com
modities. "In brief, this means that
Aramite is not banned from
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Published by FDA
the market but must be used
in such a manner as to leave
no residues on edible food
crops after harvest," the com
pany wrote.
The FDA decision, Berry
said, reverses earlier opinions
and means that less or none
of the Aramite will be used
here in the future.
"The type of hazard in ques
tion on Aramite has nothing to
do with handling or applying
the material but involves long
oral ingestion by animals," it
was stated.
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Dr Alvarw date? Why
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laws on medical science rather
than on ancient or medieval
religious theories?
Why cannot we give up the
ancient idea of "punishment
to fit the crime," and do some
thing instead to protect the
public from known depreda
tors who steal from us several
billions a year? Why cannot
we think more often of re
habilitating the young man
who has committed a crime, or
protecting a weak and childish
person from his evil genius?
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going through a book which
should be read by all judges,
district attorneys, lawyers
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and Insanity," edited by R. W.
Nice (Philosophical Library,
New York). The several chap
ters were written by experts
on question of determining
status of law-breakers. In this
book I read that many of our
judges depend on the Mc
Naughten rule which was
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Emeritus Consultant in Medicine,
Mayo Clinic
Emeritus Professor of Medicine,
Mayo Clinic
years later, we are still ask
ing juries to base their deci
sions on the ancient and long
since discredited idea that a
man is insane if, at the time
of his crime, he did not know
right from wrong and did not
realize the consequences of
his act. When recently many
psychiatrists were asked about
this rule, most of them said
it was a bad one; that they
did not think along those
lines, and in many cases no
one could possibly guess what
the man knew when he was
committing the crime.
Tendency for Durham Rule
Today, there is a tendency
to use the Durham rule, but
the objection of lawyers to
this is that the criteria are
vague. Actually, there prob
ably never can be any way
of defining insanity, and
especially that degree of in
sanity that should excuse a
criminal from being punished.
Also, as several. writers in
the book point out, as yet
there are no clear legal pro
visions for imprisoning a man,
not because he has been
caught committing some par
ticular crime, but because,
like a chronic setter of fires,
or a cronic raper of women,
or a paranoiac who is very
likely to kill some innocent
neighbor for a fancied wrong,
he is an extremely dangerous
man to leave! at large.
For instance, the psychotic
father of one of my patients
shot and killed an innocent
neighbor whom he had sus
pected of intending to seduce
his mousey little wife, then
60 of age!
The jury quickly set the
murderer free because as they
said, everyone knew he had
always been "crazy as a coot."
But the jury ignored the fact
that the man was a paranoiac
very dangerous to society
and likely soon to shoot anoth
er innocent man. Actually,
within a couple of months,
again, his fnixed-up brain
caused him to put a bullet
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through another neighbor who
had done him no harm. This
time he was let off, as his
daughter said, apparently only
because his aim had been so
poor he hadn't killed the fel
low! Sometimes I wonder why
we in America go to such ex
treme lengths to try to save
human mad cogs from ' the
chair or the noose or the gas
chamber. We think it wonder
ful to send them to a mental
hospital. But this week I was
talking to an able psychiatrist
about the special wing in one
of our state mental hospitals
where they have in their
charge over 300 murderous
men. Because these men are
so clever, so apparently sane
in most ways, and so absolute
ly without trustworthiness,
they are ve"ry treacherous to
deal with, and daily their
guards go in danger of their
lives. As my friend said, he
wishes some of our kind-hearted
citizens who go to such
great lengths to save a murd
erer from the chair, could be
made to work for a week as
a guard in a hospital for the
criminally insane. He is sure
that in a few days they would
quit sobbing over some of
these brutal killers.
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me that he has found paraffin
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ing noise. The plug must be
warmed and softened before
it is fitted in to the outer
ear canal. It must not be
made long enough to stick out
of the ear, because then dur
ing sleep, it may be driven
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ear.
Dr. Alvarez hopes his read
ers will understand that it
would be impossible for him
to attempt to answer requests
for information or to attempt
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