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The Medical
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Living Beyond
Your Heart Attack
I recently read a helpful
book on the care of the person
who has had a heart attack,
written in
simple Eng
lish by Dr.
Eugene B.
Mozes. It is
"Living Be
yond Ycur
Heart Attack"
(Prentice-Hall,
N.Y.). As the
author says,
dr. alvakez many people
get over a spell and live on
for years; many go back to
work; many can drink a little
alcohol, but many will do well
to stop heavy smoking; many
who are fat should reduce;
many should cut down in their
diet animal fats, and take
vegetable oils instead; many
should take anticoagulants to
keep from getting another at
tack; many won't have any
chest pains or shortness of
breath; many should take
some exercise like walking
and many should avoid blow
ing their top.
Does Castration of
Sexual Offenders Help?
I recently read the best re
port I have seen of legal cas
tration with the idea of put
ting a stop to sex offenses or
calming down the behavior of
highly promiscuous women
who have an illegitimate child
each year - a child the city
has to bring up. The book is
called "Asexualization," and
is by Dr. Johan Bremer (Mac
millan). He summarized a
careful and detailed study of
244 men and women who
were castrated with the hope
that this operation would
quiet them down. It appar
ently calmed down some of
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37
ROGUE RIVER
Dimes Chairman Speaks
By MRS. MYRTLE WHIPPLE
Rogue River Jackson
Conuty March of Dimes Chair
man Clarence Gossage, Ash
land, was guest speaker at
last week's meeting of the
Rogue River Lions club. Gos
sage displayed slides depict
ing the work carried out by
the program.
Another guest speaker was
exchange student Eva Marie
Trimmel of Austria, who is
now attending high school in
Grants Pass. She told of the
differences of the lives of the
oeoole here and in her coun-
Tte Laurel Garden club of
Roe.:? Kiver met Jan. 6 at
tike liace of Mrs. Lloyd Smith
witir llr?. James Whipple as
i co-iicscess. Airs. Stanley 1 nex
. Don -sr 5- accepted as a new
i rrnrribgr.
! llrs. Orma Farnham. Mrs.
i Szsiii and Beryl Ingle, who
: had rscently shipped greenery
i to v3riois points, reported
tiar, the shipments arrived In
5d shape.
i The club decided to appoint
; at a later date a successor to
j the late Mrs. Esther Shook
as a Irxtdrr of the junior gar
dencsrs.
W, , Potrie has tan nam
ed chairman of the March of
Dune fur ltii riioiriet.
The home of tte Slioithai t
plai oil Pine t. wa destroy'
ed by fire at about 1:80 a.m.
Siiriilav. Catioe of the hlaie u
still unknown.
The Rogue River Hohhy
club will hold iu, first meet
ing (J the year Jan. 28 at ehe
home if Mrs. James Vhiople
cvn Cedr at.
George I le itfferett a
severe leg injury Sunday
when he was struck by a rook
whii'h rolled down an em
bankment at Sjnith fl and
knoi'keii hiin down. He was
fishing with Dale llatvh and
Wilbur Milton at tha time.
The Charles Bixwn family
is moving to Roacburg, where
Rrown has found employment
Mr, and Mrs. C-. Chriatie
and their small daughter have
moved to Texas because of
itie serious illneas cf Mrs.
Christie's rather.
Mr. and Mr. Rob Brown
recently viaittsd Sai Frani-is-
00 as guests of their svn-m-law
and daughter, Mr, and
Mrs. Charles Marshall.
Reoent dinner guoais at the
hoime of Mr, and Mrs. Rich
ard Margin were their three
ons and daughters-iivlaw, Mr,
aid Mrs. Robert llargitt, Mr.
ad Mrs, Harold llargitt. all
of Grants Paxs, ami Mr. and
Mrs. Rosooe llargitt, Sheri
dan Ore, Other guests were
Mr, and Mrs. Gene Moore,
Wimer,
Mr. and 1ts, Robeit
art, Umavtew't Wash,
recent guests of Mrs.
Stew
Were Stew--
Roundup
emeritus
Cmenrns
Consultant Id
Mr.yo CUtle
Professur of
May CUeie
MMr1ne.
M edicts.
those men who were inclined
to attack children and women.
Otherwise it didn't do much
good. It usually didn't calm
down the promiscuous wom
en, and it didn't improve the
sanity of schizophrenics, psy- j
chopathic delinquents and de
generated epileptics.
There is some sense to cas
trating feeble - minded men
and women who have an il
legitimate and perhaps men
tally retarded child every
year. The only difficulty with
this is that the brothers and
sisters of the person with a
defective brain easily can be
carriers of the defect, and
their children can also inherit
it. As yet, there is not much
chance of getting the brothers
and sisters of a degenerate
even to avoid having children.
They certainly won't consent
either to castration or what is
harmless and much more logi
cal - sterilization. We doctors
have much trouble even in
getting some hospital direct
ors to permit a surgeon to tie
a man's cords or a woman's
tubes. When men refuse to
permit this operation, in their
community, I would like to
ask them, will they dig down
into their pockets to support
the brood of unwanted, uncared-for
and perhaps feeble
minded children? Oh, no;
that's for the taxpayers to do!
Dr.
Alvarez' booklet on
cancer may be obtained by
sending 25 cents and a large,
stamped, self-addressed enve
lope with your request to Dr.
Walter C. Alvarez, Dept.
MMT, The Register and Trib
une Syndicate, Box 957, Des
(Released by The Register and
Tribune Syndicate, 1960)
art's parents,
"Bud" Webbs.
Mr. and Mrs.
Mr. and Mrs. S. W. Thex
ton returned recently after a
2-week visit with their chil
dren in Sacramento.
Recent visitors at the home
of Mr. and Mrs. Andy Sul
livan, Klamath Falls, were
Mr. and Mrs. Carl Magerle.
Mr. and Mrs. Howard Mil
ler recently spent three weeks
visiting friends and relatives
in southern California.
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Dun
ham and family were in Spo
kane, Wash, recently to visit
Dunham's mother, Mrs. Myrtle
Dunham, and his brother and
sister.
Rogue River residents Mr.
and Mrs. Larry Sheehan were
recent guests at the home of
Mr. and Mrs. Gunner Wohgen,
Eureka. The Wohgens are
former Rogue River residents.
A snow storm caused can
cellation of the Evans Valley
HEW meeting last Thursday.
The group's next meeting is
scheduled for Jan. 21. A pot
luck luncheon will be served
at runn. Subject for the day
will be salad making, with
a demonstration conducted by
Mrs, Betty Rhoten, Wimer and
Mrs. Lee Miller, Rogue River.
Forest Products
Prices To Be Quoted
Forest product market
prices in Jackson and Jose
phine counties will be pub
lished weekly starting this
week In the extension serv
ice's Farm Forest Products
Market report.
The report is based on In
formation gathered by the
state board of forestry and is
prepared by W, R, Randall,
Oregon Stat college school
of forestry, and Marlon P.
Thomas, extension agricul
tural economist,
Log prices and their trends
are included in the weekly re
port as well as seasonal prod
ucts' prices, such as Christ
mas trees and cones.
Jim Fisher, farm forester,
state department of forestry,
will contact local mills for
price trends. Special demands
for certain products will be
mentioned, he said.
Information for the local
report may be made availa
ble to Fisher by writing post
office box ?1, Medford, or by
telephoning the southwest dis
trict headquarters on Table
Rock rct, NOrmandy 4
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Wednesday, Jan. 13, 1960
AMBASSADOR DIES
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Ambassador Felipe Yofre, 50,
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