Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, July 13, 1960, Image 16

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MEDFOHD MAIL TRIBUNE. MEDFORD. ORE.
WEDNESDAY, JULY 13. 1060
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WEDNESDAY
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10:35 I've Got A Secret
11:05 Desllu Playhouse
Hubby's Pleas Have
No Affect on Wife
Los Angeles - A 41-year-old
house painter drove around
his neighborhood with a sign
on his car reading:
"My wife is' the meanesl
woman on earth and won't lei
me see my son. Mom wantf
the divorce and I don't."
One the complaint of his
wife, 38, who was suing for
divorce, a superior cour
judge ordered the husband t
quit it. He told the court h
still loved his wife and want
ed a reconciliation. She said,
"No."
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and carried n Snlcm womnn
and Richland, Wash., ttirl to
their deaths In Luke Ewnunn.
Klamath Falls police have
'dentlfled the victims ns Mrs.
.Cthel Rivhurdson, 65, Salem,
and Karen Crowley, 13.
Officers said the car went
out of control at the inter
section of the hlghsvay and
Main st, here and crashed
over an embankment into the
lake. Both victims were be
lieved to have drowned.
Volunteers dived to the
car, which was submenicd In
about IS feet of water, and
were able to pull the girl out.
But the woman was still in
the vehicle when it was lifted
from the lake.
The Medical
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A Treatment for Nodular
and Painful Breasts
Many an unhappy woman
writes to say she is terribly
worried and upset because
one of her
breasts is oft
en painful and
sore, and
every so often
a lump forms
in it. Then,
the doctor
cuts it out.
But as the last
woman whose
or AiTirn letter came in
today said, "I have now had
four such lumps cut out, and
I am fed-up with operations.
My husband is getting fed-up
with the expense, and my
constant complaining. What
can I do?"
As I said a while ago, in
these cases in which one or
both breasts is full of cysts
the best operation I have
seen is one in which the sur
geon cuts along the crease at
the lower margin ot the af
fected breast; lifts the breast
up, and cuts out all the
breast tissue, leaving the skin
and fat and nipple. With this,
the pain is gone, together
with all the former worry
about cancer.
Some People Who
Love Gibberish
One of the most remark
able phenomena to be met
with, even in some university
circles, is the "worship of the
unintelligible." Many a man,
even with a degree from a
graduate school, feels that if
he cannot understand what a
famous man says, this only
proves how far above him in
wisdom the unintelligible pro
fessor is. As I have shown be
fore in this column, some
psychoanalysts are particular
ly likely to worship at the
feet of a man who is so stupid
that no one can do more than
guess what he was trying to
say.
I thought of this the other
day as I tried to read the
special Memorial Lecture giv
en in this country by an in
ternationally famous man
who was brought at great ex
pense from Europe to give us
the latest ideas on psycho
analysis. Here is just one sen
tence I picked at random
from his lecture. Readers who
know the "patter" of the
analysts will be able to guess
what the poor fellow was
stumbling around trying to
say; other readers will be just
bewildered; and few may
say, "Because I cannot under
stand this fellow he must be
one of the greatest philoso
phers of our time.
Distortion Shown
This is what I read: "The
transference phenomena show
us the distortion of our per
ceptual processes relating to
persons in the present by
drawing without awareness
upon experiences of the past.
Transference, like resistance
and repression, affects the re
fraction of our mental organ
of apperception.
"It is the emotional appre
ciation that a transference has
occurred that a reproduction
of a consciously lost emotion
al relationship to persons of
the past has intruded, which
it is so essential Tor the fu
ture analytic therapist to ex
perience for himself."
Doubtless the men who
spent a few thousand dollars
to bring over to America this
expounder of wisdom felt
richly rewarded.
Sect Remains
In Bombshelters
Benson, Ariz. - IUPD - All
was quiet today around the
bomb shelters where some
120 members of a small re
ligious sect are hiding in fear
of a nuclear holocaust.
It was the eighth day the
men, women and children of
the Full Gospel Assembly
have passed in the under
ground shelters they built
themselves.
Indications were they might
stay underground for as long
as 32 more days.
"The Lord told us there
woula be an attack," accord
ing to Glen Scott, one of the
cult's leaders. "Like Noah, we
lean stay in 40 days. The Lord
told us to go in and the Lord
will tell us when to come
out."
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