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I had to sit and talk with my wife," The Medical by I have said before in this column that one of the sanest, most thoughtful, most help ful, and most interesting of many books that I have read recently is "One Mind Common T o All," written by that Dean of p s y c hia trists Dr. Earl dr. alvarez u. tsona as ne says so wisely, none of us is perfectly sane, or sane at all times. At times we all of us can do foolish things. Some of us are over-conscientious, or overly-s ensitive and touchy, or overly-full of fears, antagonisms, prejudices o r moods. As Shakespeare said. the web of our life is of mingled yarn, good and ill together." Those of us who have good sense must always keep fight ing to act with wisdom and self-control. Some of us must fight not to brood over the unhappy events of the past, and not to keep fearing imagi nary troubles in the future. As Dr. Bond says, often we wonder when we see a fine, talented, well-educated, or creative person, who is us ually wise and sane, on oc casions behaving like a spoil ed child. A part of his mind works well, while a part is working poorly. Dr. Bond says that "the successful man with one strong prejudice has much to learn from a mental pa tient with one delusion!" Mora Interesting Dr. Bond speaks of tjie peo ple on the fringe of insanity the misers, tramps, fanatics, dictators, geniuses, and alco holics, who are a motley crew, "but among them are those who have written the liveliest pages of human his tory." Most of us would pre fer any day to read the life of a scamp rather than that of a saint-the scamp is so much more interesting than is even the average "normal" man. How wise Dr. Bond js when (p. 9) he says. '1 have little confideiiC2 in my theories, and much confidence in my facts." I say, God grant that some day, many more psy chiatrists like Dr. Bond will come to feel this way about the theories on which they have built the structure of their now crumbling edifice. Dr. Bond goes on to speak of the terrible expense that I is laid on our tax-payers by the millions of neurotic, un happy, ineffective and upset persons. They cause countless frayed tempers, unhappy homes and miserable marri ages. "Surely no nation can be considered sound and strong of one-third of its peo ple are sick in heart and mind." New Start Needed How remarkable is Dr. Bond's description of an in teresting woman patient of his who said, "I am bored by religion: I have dropped my music; I am bored by my stomach symtoms, my books, by everything. I don't like my house; I don't like the city I live in; I am bored by my husband!" She cer tainly needed to get a new and better start in life. Per haps she could have been cured if she had only gone into some service in which she could have helped many people. As Bond says, "Saints and others who take religion much to heart are apt not to be well-rounded people; nor are artists, creative think ers, or inventors. One part of them is so advanced that oth er parts have not caught up." We have to forgive them their faults because of their great gifts. Actually, the world is rather charitable to the un conventionalities of great art- -sso A For Your Valentine jr- "LOVE SONGS FROM AROUND THE WORLD" Roundup Emeritus Consultant In Medicine. Mayo CllzJe Emeritus Professor of Medicine. Maya Cllale ists, writers, musicians, and actors. Most of us can see that they are not like ordi nary people, and" so we just cannot expect them to behave in a run-of-the-mill, fashion. Dylan Thomas, the Welsh poet, once said very truly, "I hold a beast, an angel and a madman in me." Bond even speaks of the streak of neu rosis that is almost indispen sable in a man if he is to get ahead in this world! Speak ing of the inheritance of psy chosis, Bond tells of an amaz ing family, one member of which he knew. Both parents were manic-depressives. They had nine children, only one of whom escaped mental ill ness! Tiny Red Nodules On the Skin Many elderly people are concerned over little nodules, perhaps as big as the head of a pin, which appear in the skin, usually over the front of the chest. These are little tufts of blood vessels, and they are harmless. I never saw one turn into anything. Just why they appear on aging skins, I do not know. Dr. Alvarez's booklet on mental illness may be obtain ed by sending 25 cents and a large, stamped, self-addressed envelope with your request to Dr. Walter C. Alvarez, Dept. MMT, The Register and Tribune Syndicate, Box 957, Des Moines 4, Iowa. (Released by The Register and Tribune Syndicate, 1960) Vienna Church To Have New Organ Vienna (UPD A giant new organ will sound for the first time in St. Stephen's Cathe draw during the Easter holi days, restoring the seven-centuries-old Viennese landmark to its traditional position as "First Church of Austria." . The cathedral's original baroque organ was destroyed in 1945 during World War II when it was set afire by re treating German troops. Both public donations and private subscriptions provid ed funds for construction of the new organ. Much of the money came from abroad, especially from Western Ger many. The organ, one of the larg est in the world, has 125 sound registers and more than 10,000 pipes. Its princi pal bassoon pipe is 32 feet high. Medford Student Is Among Those for Tour Corvallis' - Weldon R. Wil liams of Medford will be among 97 Oregon State col lege pharmacy students who will tour three of the nation's leading drug manufacturing plants this month as a part of their pharmacy training and preparation for profes sional work. The Feb. 12 to 22 field trip will include visits to Abbott L a b o ratories, Chicago, 111.; Upjohn Company, Kalamazoo, Mich.; and Eli Lilly Company, Indianapolis, Ind. At each plant, special tours, demonstrations and education al programs have . been ar ranged. The pharmacy stu dents will make the midwest trip by train. TELEVISION Radio & Small Appliance REPAIR Work Guarantee- CALL SP 3-6241 TROWBRIDGE & FLYNN 214 West Main V 7- LP Record Albums STEREO OR REGULAR BOOKS GIFTS RECORDS j MAIL TRIBUNE, Medford1, Or. B Thursday, Feb. 11, 1960 About 35 million people in the U. S. are served every day by 68 foreign language daily newspapers. 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