2A MAIL TRIBUNE, Medford, Oregon, Monday, April 13, 1959
Garbage Collector
Control Bill Passed
Salem-OT) - County courts
would have the right to reg
ulate and license garbage and
refuse dealers operating outr
side of cities under a bill pas
sed by the Senate and sent
to the House.
County courts favor the leg
islation, according to Sen.
Robert White (R-Salem).
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Chivenor, England - CTD -Royal
Air Force officials
claimed Friday a 19-year-old
schoolboy had become the
youngest person ever to pilot
an airplane faster than the
speed of sound. The officials
said Arthur S. Chapman-Hat-chett,
an air training corps
cadet, flew a jet Hunter T7
through the sound barrier
Wednesday with an officer
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The Medical
The Great Complexity of The
Brain
In a remarkable article by
Dr. John C. Eccles in the Sci
entific American, the doctor
gives some
I 4" I idea of how
'liM 2 the extremely
complex brain
works. He
quotes Dr
Karl S. Lash
ley, who be
lieves that
there are mil
lions of neu
rons, or tiptop
Dr. Alvarez
units, involved in the recall
of any memory. Eccles speaks
also of 10 billions of neurons
in the brain. This enormous
number helps us to under
stand how it can be that a
man of 75 or 80 can remem
ber probably a few million
happenings, or words, or
scenes or facts which he has
met with in his lifetime.
m Much against some of the
often weird ideas of the psy
choanalysts of the last 30
years is the fact that the brain
of the new-born child is no
where near -finished. As we
all know from watching ba
bies, it takes them months to I
learn to do evert so simple
a thing as to grasp something
and carry it to the mouth. It
is a year or more before they
can talk or walk. It is usual
ly four years before the brain
can so store facts that thev
will be remembered in later
years. The electroencephalo
grams of the baby show little
sign of activity in his brain;
and the child has to be 10
or 11 before the electrical
records are typically those of
an adult.
Education Required
Dr. Eccles says, "a long
period of education is requir
ed before the little brain de
velops to the point that it
can identify and recognize
many of the impressions that
keep streaming into it from
the eyes, ears, fingers, lips
and nose. The infant has to
learn by experience the mean
ing of thousands of impres
sions that come to him
through his several senses.
We adults know what most
of these impressions are be
cause we have experienced
them thousands of times, but
the baby does not know what
happened when his diaper pin
came open and pricked him.
As Dr. Eccles says, it is very
interesting to neurologists to
see how an adult has to learn
many things when, with the
removal of congenital cata
racts, he begins to see the
world about him. Chimpan
zees have similiar experienc
es when, during their youth,
they are reared in darkness,
and later released into the
light.
Thumb-Sucking
Recently, I read an interest
ing article by Drs. A. S. Trais
man and H. S. Traisman who
made a study of 2,650 child
ren. They found that, at some
time, 45.6 per cent had suck
ed either their thumbs or fin
gers. There was no sex dif
ference. Seventy-five per cent
began the habit during the
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Stops Itch Relieves Pain
few York, N. T. (Special) For the
first time science has found a new
healing substance with the aston
ishing ability to shrink hemor
rhoids, stop itching, and relieve
pain without surgery.
In case after case, while gently
relieving pain, actual reduction
(shrinkage) took place.
Most amazing of all results were
so thorough that sufferers made
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Emeritus Professor of Medicine.
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first three months of life, and
they stopped it on an average
around 3.8 years of age.
Breast feeding or its absence
did not affect the incidence
of thumb-sucking. The thumb
sucking didn't seem to do the
child the least bit of harm.
The doctors concluded that
mothers worry about it too
much.
Dr. Alvarez' new booklet ;
on . nervousness may be ob
tained by sending 25 cents
and a large, stamped, self
addressed envelope with your
request to Dr. Walter C. Al
varez, Dept. MMT, The Reg
ister and Tribune Syndicate,
Box 957, Des Moines 4, Iowa.
(Released by The Register and
Tribune Syndicate, 1959)
Man Takes Lives
Of Children, Sell
Springfield, Va. - (UPB - Jo
seph B. Matthews Jr., church
leader and son of a former
Senate anti-Communist inves
tigator, Saturday, clubbed his
three teen-age children to
death and seriously injured
his wife in a sudden outburst
at the breakfast table.
The 40-year-old Federal Av
iation Agency engineer then
cut his own throat with a
butcher knife, tried to fight
off police, and bled to death
on the way to a hospital.
Matthews' father attained
national prominence five
years ago when he directed
the staff of the late Sen. Jo
seph R. McCarthy's Senate
Communist hunters. He also
helped the House Committee
on Un-American Activities to
ferret out Communist func
tionaries. Police said they could de
termine no reason why the
younger Matthews, a deacon
in the Presbyterian church
and leader of a children's
choir, went berserk.
Teen-Agers Sought
In Corvallis Beating
Corvallis (UPD Police here
Saturday were searching for
a carload of teen-agers believ
ed to have beaten the wife of
a Benton county deputy sher
iff unconscious late Friday
while her husband was chas
ing drag racers on Highway
99W a mile north of Corvallis.
' Deputy Sheriff Clifford
Brown, 42, said his wife Phyl
lis was beaten about the head.
He said he suspected youths
in one of the cars he had
chased.
HELP FOR ASTOR
New York -UPD- When Sam
Atlas, a Brooklyn luncheon
ette owner, learned that John
Jacob Astor II is down to his
last S5 million, he decided to
do something about it. Atlas
set up a pickle jar on the coun
ter and started to collect pen
nies with the slogan, "Please
help poor John Jacob Astor."
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MAR. 21 I
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Bank Deposits Bill
Passed by Committee
Salem-flJPB-The House Fin
ancial Institutions committee
has approved a bill de
signed to give independent
banks in Oregon a larger share
of state deposits.
The measure as amended
by the committee would set
a limit of 35 per cent of state
deposits that could be held by
one bank and its branches. The
Senate had set a limit of 33 1-3
per cent.
ENGINEERING DIRECTOR
Tokyo -flJPE- Edward Thom
as Kearney, 41, of Carlisle,
Pa., died in Tachikawa Air
Base Hospital Thursday of a
cerebral hemorrhage. Kearney
was director of engineering
with the 5th Air Force instal
lations. His wife and daughter
were with him in Japan.
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