10 MAIL TRIBUNE, Medford, Oregon. Tuesday, April 21, 1959
Godfrey To Undergo
New York (UPD A rthur
Godfrey will leave his radio
and television programs at the
end of this week for an indefi
nite period to submit to fur
ther examination and treat
ment of a suspected chest tu
mor, it was announced Mon
day. He told his television au
dience: "This old Irish ruin
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Tests for Tumor
has got some ivy growing
in the chest. Next week end
I'm going to a hospital and
maybe get it trimmed out."
He said d6ctors had not yet
determined whether the
growth was malignant or be
nign. A spokesman said his
physicians have not deter
mined, whether surgery will
be necessary.
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The Doctor Who Can't Take
Time To Listen
Many people write saying
that their doctor cannot take
time to listen to them; he
w 0 n't listen
to their story
of illnes, and
he won't lis
ten to their
questions i n
regard to the
t reatment
and the prob
able future
course of
or Aivare their disease.
Many writers tell me that
their doctor gives them only
five or 10 minutes in the of
fice. He tells them that he
just hasn't the time in which
to talk to them. I feel very
sorry for such patients, and
I feel very sorry for their
doctor. He cannot be satisfied
with what he is doing. If I
were giving my patients only
five to 10 minutes each, I
would be making many terri
ble mistakes in diagnosis. I
would have to be making mis
takes, because in hundreds
Science Program
Director Named
Eugene-Clarence O. Diebel,
professor of chemistry at
Southern Oregon college, Ash
land, has been appointed di
rector of the University of
Oregon's science demonstration-lecture
program.
The program is supported
by a $382,000 grant from the
National Science Foundation.
It will involve training of 20
high school science teachers
here this summer. The teach
ers will spend the academic
year 1959-60 visiting high
schools in Oregon, Washing
ton, Idaho, Montana, Wyo
ming and Utah to give lec
ture - demonstrations in biol
ogy, Chemistry, geology and
physics.
Diebel received bachelors
and masters degree from the
University of Oregon, and
from 1956 to 1958 was an
assistant professor of chemis
try here. As director of the
training program he will be
on leave from Southern Ore
gon college.
Diebel will work directly
under Harry Alpert, dean of
the university graduate school,
which administers the pro
gram. Dean Alpert has also an
nounced the appointment of
an executive committee for
the science project, which will
provide advisory services.
Lloyd Staples, head of the
department of geology, is
committee chairman. Other
members are James Kezer, as
sociate professor of biology;
Bernd Crasemann, associate
professor of physics; and Paul
B. Jacobson, dean of the
school of education.
Princess Grace
Declared Expecting
Paris -(UPD Princess Grace
of Monaco is expecting a third
child, a Paris newspaper
claimed today.
The daily "Paris Journal"
said the former Grace Kelly
of Hollywood and Philadel
phia "broke the news confi
dentially and very timidly to
a lady friend in Paris."
There was no official con
firmation of the report. Grace
and her husband, Prince .Rai
ner, are currently visiting his
mother, Princess Charlotte,
here.
Grace and Rainier arrived
her Saturday from Switzer
land with their first born,
Princess Caroline, who is two
years and three months old.
Little Prince Albert, born
March 14? 1958, had stayed
behind in Monaco.
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of cases one has to talk to a
patient during three or tour
visits of a haif-hour each be
fore "tne cat comes out of
the bag" and one learns what
is reaiiy tne trouble: pernaps
a terriole family sorrow.
1 realize how hard it is for
a patient to find an able doc
tor who will talk to nim long
euoufeii. Today even, some pro
fessors of medicine have sucn
unquestioning lai'th in lab
or a Lory and x-ray reports mat
tney see no sense in "wasting
their time ' lauting to peo
ple. Naturally, wnen a wom
an s symptoms are ail due to
tne fact that she lias a great
sorrow, or sue is going insane,
the humea doctor must miss
tne diagnosis. Often in tnese
cases he orders removed a
periectiy harmless and symp
tomless gallstone or a "n
broid" of the womb.
What is worse, if today a
wise "eider - statesman" in
medicine writes a paper for
a medical journal, suowmg
that in thousands ox cases, the
diagnosis just cannot be made
from laboratory reports, the
editor is likely to send it
back, perhaps with a con
temptuous note to the effect
that the writer is old-fashioned
and is not keeping up-to-date!
Assistants Didn't Work
I cannot much blame over
ly busy doctors, because 40
years ago when my practice
grew too big for me, I could
n't find any satisfactory way
of handling the situation. I
refused to see more people
in a day than I could talk to,
and treat with care, and I re
fused to put my prices so
as to scare away two-thirds
of the patients. The only other
possibility left was to get as
sistants, but that plan didn't
work well. If I got a really
good and ambitious and keen
assistant, he soon left me to
practice on his own. The only
man likely to stay with me
was a man who wasn't as
able as I wanted him to be.
I still don't know a really
good solution for the prob
lem of the doctor who is see
ing three times as many pa
tients a day as he should be
seeing.
Dr. Alvarez' new booklet
on menopause and hysterecto
my may be obtained by send
ing 25 cents and a large,
stamped, self-addressed envel
ope with your request to Dr.
Walter C. Alvarez, Dept M
MT, The Register and Trib
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GETS NEW HEAD
London-ftTD-Prime Minister
Harold Macmillan is being
fitted for a new head. Madame
Tussaud's wax museum said it
will show Macmillan's aging
since his present likeness was
put on display eight years
ago.
HE FIXED THEM
Jackson, Miss. -UPE- Mayor
Allen Thompson said he was
almost swept into a lake near
Vicksburg in a recent thunder
storm, but "I thought how
many people would like to
see me drown, and hung on."
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