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30 Search for Tomorrow
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MAIL TRIBUNE, Medford, Or.
Thursday, Jan. 21, 1960
The Medical Roundup
by
41
England Improving Cart of
Mentally Disturbed
Very cheering is the news
that . in England the Royal
Commission for Mental
Health has
recommended
to Parliament
a bill for the
saner han
dling of men-
tally dis-
turbed per
sons. First,
there probably
J will be better
DR. ALVAREZ 1 eUii i 1 o n S
for the detention of persons
for periods of time over 72
hours. Any patient who
thinks he is sane may apply
for relief to a special Com
mission that will review his
case. With the new plans, the
emphasis will be, not on just
locking queer people up, or
entirely "curing" them, but
on teaching them to take a
place out in the community
again.
One idea is to have a fac
tory within a hospital where
the patients who work will
be paid for what they can do.
Another plan is to organize
clubs for those many shy, re
tiring, asocial persons who
tend to live as hermits. In the
clubs these people will help
each other to become more
social and less afraid of liv
ing. In some places, provis
ions will be made for utiliz
ing the services of men and
women who nave snown
themselves to be too "diffi
cult," or "ornery," bad-tem
pered, demanding, inefficient,
or sickly to hold a job out in
the world. They need to work
in a "protected shop" where,
occasionally, they can get
help from a psychiatrist, and
where their idiosyncrasies
will be understood, tolerated,
and forgiven.
Place To Get Bed
The idea now will be to
teach many queer persons
how to keep out of a mental
hospital. Another very im
portant idea is to provide
places where the harmless
"queer bird" .can get a bed
each night, and perhaps his
breakfast and supper. During
the day he can be out, look
ing for a job, or working
after he has found one.
Very important is the new
idea in England of doing
away with the huge old-fashioned
"insane asylum" and to
build in its place many small
Emeritus Consultant In Medicine..
M.KJO ClllJe
Emeritus Professor of Medicine
Mayo Cllato
institutions which will not be
called mental hospitals. This
will help to remove the great
stigma that now attaches to
thousands of our people who
ounce were declared insane
and incompetent, and now
are back at work. When
asked by an employment
manager what he has been
doing, an ex-patient may be
able to say truthfully that he
has been living in a "Night
Hostel" and working in a
"Factory." He does not have
to elaborate on the fact that
these places are connected
with a hospital that cares for
mentally disturbed persons.
Naturally, there will have to
be some places designed to
take care of violent persons,
or persons who cannot be
used in any way in the community.
Disaster Survivors
Were Still Lucky
Yonkers, N.Y.-Rinaldo Sci
acca, a Yonkers barber, spe
cializes in close shaves.
Recently, he was involved
in a head-on collision with
another car and came out un
scratched. As he stood inspecting the
damage, fire engines sped to
his house, which was on fire.
Sciacca, 32, came through
it all calmly. He and his wife
were survivors of the Andre
Doria - Stockholm maritime
disaster.
Little Boy Was
Just Eating Out
Alfred, N. Y. - Six-year-old
Wayne Pitman of Alfred is
"The Man Who Came to Din
ner." His parents Mr. . and
Mrs. Craig Pitman reported
him missing.
Later Mrs. Charles Noeth
of nearby Almond called po
lice saying a boy had showed
up in her yard, had eaten
lunch with her children and
appeared content to stay on
and on. Wayne was whisked
home in a hurry.
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Cab Driver Has
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Verona, Mont. - Richard
Laren will turn a deaf ear on
future back seat scraps be
tween passengers in his taxi
cab. He learned his lesson
from two women.
fighting, Laren attempted to
intervene. They quickly for
got their own differences and
attacked Laren.
Shortly thereafter, the cab
bie turned up at a hospital
with teethmarks in his right
ear.
Robert S. Cenlen Associates of Kansas City, Mis
souri, have become a standard of the radio survey
industry for the past 20 years. During December
of 1959, they took a survey in the Medford Area.
The results of that survey showed that J-J)QJ
has more listeners than any other radio station in
this area. The results of that survey are as follows:
Station
KDOV
Percentage
of listeners
32.2
Station "A" ..... 26.6
Station "B" .- 17.3
Station "C" 9.1
Station "D" 5.7
Others outside the area ...f 8.9
Intact C"J30y na mer 'istenrs ,han 3
. of the other stations
combined.
He Couldn't Make
His Driving Test
Miami Beach - When exam
iners for the Department of
Motor Vehicles asked 81-year-old
George Leverly to show
up for a driving test, they
didn't imagine he'd drive
right up on their lawn.
He had been asked to take
an examination for renewal
of his license.
Police said he struck three
cars before his auto smashed
into a fence near a branch
office of the department dur
ing part of the extm.
Examiners said Beverly
didn't come back to finish the
test.
CRASH INJURES 22
Argyle, Wis. OJPD A school
bus collided with a milk truck
on a slippery road near here
Tuesday injuring 21 children
and the bus driver. The driv
er and two children were hos
pitalized with serious injuries.
Chloroform was developed
for the first time in 1831.
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