Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, May 15, 1960, Image 29

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Newspaper Page TextO o u C ) The Medical by exuel Potency I After Prostatectomy 1 Many elderly men ask me what chance they will have of retaining sexual potency after s""! a prosta t c- ..i s r ly read a re i?TV?M.l port from F Copenhagen of I fm 211 patients 1 who had the J prostate gland f re moved, I usually with I the retropubic Dr Alvarti type of opera tion. Most of these men, of course, were around the age when many men have already lost interest in sex. Before operation some 43 per cent of the group were practically im potent. After the operation, 11 per cent more became im potent, and 25 per cent noted a reduction in their potency. Mere On Eye Banks Mr. F. J. Schwaemmle, of j the Delta Air Lines, tells me ' that for years his company has been working with the South-j em eye bank in New Orleans and other eye banks, trans porting without cost eyes that, right after death, have been removed, and which will be used for transplantation onto the cloudy corneas of some blind people. The cornea is the little clear window in the front of the eye. Some times, when it has been ul cerated or injured in some way, it becomes frosted, and then the person is blind. If a piece of cornea from a man who has just died can be transplanted successfully, sight may return. Obviously, Regardless of i 1 ! ma GLAD BULBS MORE THAN A DOZEN VARIETIES mm $3.49 Ortho Sprayette with Quart of ISOTOX LINER AZALEAS 25c ea.-5for l.( FREE DELIVERY "We Sell Every Bloomin' Thingl" Phone SP 3-S539 ?3 N. FIR mA B tear , -m . ar (i month" ?W : SIMS Roundup tMIIIII CHI1IUII II MediClSM UO CUM tmerinu Pralinui 'it MssUcnBS) M-je class since there are so many causes of blindness due to injury to the retina or seeing part of the eyes as well as to the nervous system back of the eyes, it is only a certain frac tion of blind people who can be helped with a corneal transplant. Details Worked Out I happen to know Dr. Ra mon Castroviejo of New York City who during the year in which he worked in the re search laboratories at the Mayo Clinic, kept constantly transplanting corneas from one rabbit to another, thereby working out the details of this extremely ticklish operation. Where would thousands of blind people be today if it hadn't been for the work done on all those rabbits? Doubt less, after operation they suffered some discomfort, but because of their service to humanity, today thousands of people who once were blind can sec. , was jus, readi of woman ho. hlinri whn .. married and had children. She had never seen her husband or her children. Then one day an ophthalmologist transplant ed corneas onto her blind eyes and she saw her loved ones! (Released by The Register and Tribune Syndicate, 1960) The biggest customers for I the United States farm ex-1 ports last year were, in order, the United Kingdom, Japan, Canada, West Germany, the Netherlands, India, Italy, Cuba, Mexico. Belgium. Spain and the Republic of Korea. Former Price 25 t Doz, Tuberous Begonia Bulbs Hanging Baskets or Uprights Nice Selection 15c REDUCED TO ItaafW En. Burmuda Onion Plants No Sweeter Onion Grown 217 West 6th Street THIS MONTH - ONLY1 WAY OF CELEBRATING! Bfing your biVe in today for your free safety inspection, free bike emblem and free Schwinn comic book. No obligation . . . Offer good only 'til May 311. CYCLE & HOBBY SHOP 1 STAR -Bt CLAY R Vewr & Aceorcnf To riee'ep rresscge ck Sunday, reoa words cofrtoDonding to numoei t vaur Zookk ivm ygn. 1 ar 31 To 6' CVt 7 .12 ov cT Aotcftoif 3 f 33 Sign sv Konjtoiiy 4 Don t .14 ! e-4 P'oo'v 5 Su-iv 3S e5 ir 6 I'rrw . a l CO VmKxt 7 Sc'QukJa 3' Mat 14 -ft ft." 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He had, how ever, played host to many generations of fleas." "In spite of repeated doses of various kinds of insecti cides he scratched his way through four years of flea bites. He came to a sad end; he was run over by a hit-and-run driver. That was a month ago, and now our house is overran with fleas. Now they are biting us; what happened, and how do we get rid of them without burning the house down?" All this is the context of a letter. Candidly, the lady has a problem in flea-control. WTiat perplexes her, of course, is the fact that now that the dog is gone, the fleas remain. The disgusting fact is that now, in the dog's absence, the fleas are biting the human inhabitants of the house. The adult flea lives on blood. The so-called dog-flea prefers dog blood, but in desperation it will accept human blood when its preferred food is absent. What Happens Starting from scratch, this is the sequence of events. Every time Fido goes out doors, anywhere in the world, the dog fleas clamor aboard. About half of the little mon sters will be females. They lay eggs. These tiny yellow globes of potential flea-life are laid singly in the hair of l COMIC BOOK I BICYCLE 5 INSPECTION BICYCLE EMBLEM AMERICAN BIKE .THIS IS OUR i GAZKT0! POLLAS Acrwir Oik' 'it $. 1 1-27-29 534n fe3-71-76 H tcoarto XT 24 CAPHCOIN s 30 V"J,X U -1419 2B .". U5-J6-56 AOUUt (8 H 0, II-26-34-41 rV 57.6i-79.87Vi WR 31 4.; 1- t-Wii 333fr54 1 the animal. Every time the dog shakes itself, or lays down, some of the eggs fall off. From these eggs tiny, rav-eling-like flea-larvae hatch. Immediately they crawl into crevices in the floor or base boards or in furniture. They become very cozy in the up holstered furniture; they are cozier than any bug ever was in any rug. During their early life they live on organic matter always present in cracks and crev ives about a human dwelling. On reaching adulthood they forsake the lint and debris diet and di elop an appetite for blood. NaUrally, as the name implies, the dog-flea prefers dog blood. Development Takes Month Complete flea development takes about a month from egg to adult. The family dog can be gone from home a month before the dog-fleas condes cend to bite a human. It's just a case of "when do we eat? Ridding a human habitation of dog-fl"as takes some do ing. One solution, which may sound both ridiculous and sil ly, is to get another dog in the house. As soon as the an imal is established in the home, all the fleas will climb aboard. That way all the lit tle monsters are concentrated in one place and local means can be taken. It's much easier to de-flea a dog, regardless of its size, than to de-flea whole house. Biological facts being what they are, there wi11 constant ly be more flea eggs, and lat er, more fleas, but as soon as they get to the crawling stage they will get on the nearest dog, leaving the hu man inhabitants of the house alone. Even a flea knows where it wants to be. (Released by The Register and Tribune Syndicate, 1960) Pre-Schoo Roundup Set at Griffin Creek The annual pre-school round up for children wno plan to enter first grade of Griffin Creek school next fall will be held at the school Tuesday, May 17, from 1:30 to 2:30 p.m. Children will be enter tained in the two first grade rooms while their parents meet with Mrs. L. G. Frink, principal, in the cafeteria. Mrs. Frink will discuss school policies. Mrs. Vera Elmgren, school nurse, will also speak. Parents of prospective first grade pupils in the area who did not receive an invitation to the roundup are asked to call the school, SPring 3-2404 Physical Sciences Grant Goes To MIT Cambridge, Mass. - (UPD Massachusetts Institute of Technology has received a $5 million grant from the Alfred P. Sloan Foundation for basic research in the physical sci ences. The New York foundation, headed by Alfred P. Sloan Jr., specifically designated t h e money to be used "for people as distinguished from proj ects." The grant was an nounced here Thursday night. Portland -JUPt- River Fore caster Elmer Fisher says he foresees no serious flooding of the Columbia and Willam ette rivers in Uie Portland Vancouver area this year. VtT luiliers Supply 727 W. MtAndr.wi $r 1-4575 QUALITY LOCKS Drain Til Irieltt, Final 42 43-55 59 , 61-70-53-90 lACITTAIlUt 33 y 23-37-458 69-72-80-89: Colonel Honored On 90th Col. W. H. Paine, founder Colonel Paine by Jerry La jand historian of the Crater i tam, p,-csldent of the Med- : LaKe council, boh bcouts ot America, was honored by the council's executive board at a birthday parly Wednesday' celebrating his 90:h birthday. An engraved plaque, com memorating the 50th anniver sary of the Boy Scouts of America, was presented to Colonel Paine "in recognition' of active service on his 90th birthday." The plaque origin ally was presented at the an nual Region XI meeting of the Boy Scouts of America in Boise. Ida., last October. Highlight of the meeting was the presentation of a book containing nearly 60 congrau latory letters. The recognition was made by J. A. McDmigall, Scout commissioner of the Crater Lake Council. Gen. William H. Prentice related Colonel Painc's mili tary service record which be gan in June, 1890, when he was appointed to the United Slates Military Academy from Connecticul. Colonel Paine re - tired on July 12, 1920. at Ma nila, Philippine Islands, after sprviee in Puerto Rico. Cuba, Philippine Islands, as well as the United States. Colonel Paine graduated from the United States Mili tary Academy in 1894, was a distinguished graduate of the Infantry and Cavalry school in 1905. attended the United States Army Staff college in 1906, and was a graduate of the Field Officers' Mounted Service school in 1914. Among the decorations and awards which Colonel Paine received are the Spanish War service medal. Army ot Cu ban Occupation medal. Army of Puerto Rican Occupation medal, Mexican Border Serv ice medal, and the World War I Victory medal. Brief remarks were made to , County School Office Members Attend Meeting Three members of the Jack son county school superinten dent's office returned Thurs day from a three-day meeting of the Oregon Association of County School Superinten dents in Salem. Theme of the conference at tended by County School Superintendent Alf B. Mck vold and Assistants Bruce Hitt and Robert Lawrence was "re organization of the county of fice." Monday, Mekvold spoke on We Come and We Go" dur ing the opening session of the conference. Hitt attended committee sessions on testing and trans portation. He is cochairman of the first committee and chairman of the second. Mekvold, chairman of the subcommittee on study of the intermediate unit attended a meeting of that group. Athletic Committee The Jackson county super intendent also attended the meeting of the elementary athletics committee. He had been chairman of the commit tee for five years. The com mittee formulated principles and policies for elementary school athletics in Oregon and has since continued in an ad visory capacity. Lee R a g s d a 1 e, Mcdford physical education director, and H. P. Jewett, former Cen tral Point school district superintendent, had been ac tive on the committee during its policy making stage. The committee will meet May 26 to deal with the prob lem of elementary school toui ."ments, which are pro hibited in Oregon, and other problems. nFlllW PLUMBING I rUY' SHEET C" I 5 WATER TIMER ttf $7" 71 Mm save time I I I I hi IIS. SAVE WTEI I f wffl SAVE M0NEY C I ill SHUTS OFF LAWN & f Mffi!jf SPRINKLER AUTOMATICALLY J I WiMi. WORKS LIKE YOUR J l aSTOVt TIMERT Paine Is at Party Birthday ford Chamber of Commerce; Cole Holmes for the Ameri can Legion; Seth M. Bullis for the American Red Cross; and ; ihe ftev. George H. V. Bolster j for St. M a r k s Episcopal ! church. ! The letters presented to Colonel Paine were from na tional and regional Scouting leaders, civic leaders, former council presidents and scout executives, and present coun cil officers and members. Excerpts from 21 of the letters were read before a standing ovation for Colonel Paine. The Family Council Edllor i Nats; The fimllr Council conilnti of b Judcc psyehUtrUI. thrre rlrromen, newspaper editor a women'i editor and two writer! t:ath article is a summary of an actual .-ae htstorv The Council reports on problems that hava been dealt wl k by responsible agencies and counselors. 1 Harold F My sister-in- ! law wo't come to the recep- tion. Frances D I can't attend in the right frame of mind. Harold F. I have been a widower for the past three three years. I have three youngsters, age 12, 10 and 7. They have been living with my sister-in-law. Now I am about to marry again. My fiancee is a widow with one child. She is a very fine person and the children are already quite fond of her. We are going to have a quiet wedding with a reception afterwards. My sisler-in-law refuses to come to this. I am terribly hurt and the children feel badly too. My sister-in-law says she doesn't disapprove of the marringe, but just would prefer not to be present. My fiancee is quite offended because she had hoped to have good rela tions with this family. Frances D. I wish Harold the best of everything in his new marriage. It is the right thing for him and the chil-l cause he converted his furn dren. Yet I feel that I cannot! ace fron oil to gas two years attend this function in the I ago. An investigation showed right frame of mind. We can not be happy that our late sis ter's husband has found a new wife. . I believe Harold and his in tended are not youngsters and should be willing to give up some of the fanfare of a wed ding. What is accomplished by it? His fiance has shown poor judgment in setting up such a function. Harold's fiancee has also shown poor judgment in say ing she wants to have the chil dren come to live with them immediately. They need time to get used to the idea. They are attached to me and my family and we will miss them terribly. The Council: We agree that it might be a better idea for Harold and his fiancee to soft pedal . the wedding celebra tions. His children and his late wife's family cannot help but have mixed feelings on what should be an entirely joyous occasion. It would be much easier on everyone's emotions if Harold ant his fiancee would plan a quiet wedding, devoid of frills. Soon after they have settled in their new home, they should invite the rela tives and close friends for an informal party. This would be a lot less strain on everyone concerned. It is unfortunate, however, that Frances seems to have some unpleasant feelings about her brother-in-law's prospective bride. This woman may not have shown the best of judgment, but the error is not so serious that it calls for severe condemnation. On the other hand, we think Frances shows poor judgment in believing the children Prompt Report of New Address Important Persons receiving social security benefits can save themselves a great deal of in convenience if they report promptly when they chariae their address, according to Ed ward B. Jacobson. manager of the Mcdford social security ! office. i Figures show that one out i of every five families will re-1 locate at some time each year, j Many of tiiese are people get-f ting social security benefits, ! Jacobson noted. j "If you are getting benefits, you can assure prompt deliv-j cry of your monthly checks by reporting a change of ad dress as soon as you move." he said. Pie-addressed post card forms are furnished to each social security applicant. This card may be completed to make the change. Signed Note If the card has been mis placed, a signed note or a postcard to the nearest social shouldn't go to live with their father in his new home at once. Any delay might make them feel they will be outsid ers in this home. Their place is with their father and they should be with him the mo ment he can make a satisfac tory home for them. Frances should be aware that her attitude toward this marriage and toward her brother-in-law's new wife-will greatly affect the children's future happiness. To them, Frances represents a little of their mother. If she seems sad or disapproving they will ap proach their slepmother with fear and hostility. If she seems happy that they will now have their own real home again, they will be able to ap proach the new situation in a happy spirit. (Copyright 1960, General Features Corp.) NO-SQUEAK CELLAR New York - OTP - Firemen Lawrence O'Brien found a three-inch covering of oil on 1 1 his basement floor Thursday and thought it strange be- his outdoor oil intake pipe still was in place and a de livery man had pumped into it 100 gallons of oil meant for the house next door. 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