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The Family Council
Editor's Note; The Family Council consists of Judje, psychlatnu,
inreo clergymen, a newspaper editor, a women's editor and two writers.
Eacb article Is a summary of an actual use history. The Council reports
on problems that have been daalt wlb by responsible acencles and
counselors. .
Edward N. - Bruce is be
coming a snob I'd like to
take him out of college.
Laura N. - But we want
him to raise himself in life.
Edward N.-I am the father
of four. I'm concerned about
my eldest boy Bruce, now 19.
Bruce will start his junior
year in college this fall. I
never completed high school
myself and I was very proud
to have my son be a college
man. But now I'm beginning
to wonder if it's such a good
idea.
Bruce has become a snippy
little snob. He no longer
wants to associate with his
cousins with whom he was
once very close. They are not
college men, but they are fine
young fellows. Bruce walks
out of the room when people
from my family come to visit.
I'm thinking of taking him
out of school and letting him
go into the service, but my
wife objects.
Laura N. - Edward should
realize that Bruce isn't the
same kid he was a few years
ago. He says he can't stand
his cousins any more because
they talk about nothing but
sports and they bore him to
death.
After all, we are sending
him to college because we
want him to raise himself in
life, but now that he's try
ing to do that Ed doesn't like
it.
I can understand how Bruce
feels. Some of the folks in
Ed's family are not exactly
polished in their manners, to
say the least. Bruce has "met
some very fine young people
from good families at college.
He wants to fit in with that
kind of crowd and I think
he's right.
, The Council-Bruce's "snip
py" snobbishness may be a
very temporary manifestation
brought on because he is striv.
ing hard to live up to a new
ideal. When he feels a little
more sure of himself as an
educated person he will be
less afraid of being "pulled
down" by contact with those
who have fewer advantages.
ton?
However, he should not be
permitted to get away with
rude conduct to anyone. As
long as he accepts his father's
support, he must respect the
rules of the household. Cer
tainly one of these is that
courtesy and hospitality must
be extended to every visitor,
regardless of flaws, status or
educational qualifications.
Now that he has developed
new interests, it is natural for
Bruce to feel a little less close
to his cousins. He needn't be
forced back into his former
ties with them, but he should
not be encouraged in a false,
foolish notion that he can and
should give up his old friends
because his new ones seem
more glamorous.
A true snob is a person
who has stopped growing. He
has reached a certain peak
in life and feels he must hold
on for dear life. His status is
threatened by every turn of
the wind. The individual who
wants to learn, grow and
change, seeks and finds nour
ishment from his fellow man
in, every walk of life. The
most brilliant and educated
men find pleasure in their
contacts with the simplest
persons.
If Bruce's snobbishness per
sists, it might be a good idea
for his father to jolt him out
of it by putting him on his
own and letting him find out
for himself that a man with
out a B.A. wants, and has a
right to command, the respect
of others.
(Copyright 1960,
General Features Corp.)
Laryngectomees'
Needs Described
St. Louis - (Science Serv
ice) - The International As
sociation of Laryngectomees,
a group of men and women
who have lost their voice
boxes to cancer, has urged
that the public-at-large note
"as a matter of life or death"
the physical difference be
tween laryngectomees and
others:
They breathe through an
air hole at the base of the
neck and not. through the nose
or mouth. Thus, mouth-to-
mouth artificial respiration
must not be used. A laryn
gectomee should be revived
by breathing into his air hole
Most laryngectomees carry
with them at all times an
emergency card, bracelet
necklace with first aid instruc
tions.
The IAL also has a program
to educate community first
aid and rescue squads, police
and fire departments about
their members' special needs.
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Live Polio Vaccine Said To Be Risk To Unvaccinated
Copenhagen-(Science Serv
ice) - There is risk in using
live polio vaccines unless the
whole population of an area
is vaccinated, Dr. Svend M.
Clemmesen, Danish member
of the International- poliovirus
Congress, said at the Fifth
Inter national Poliomyelitis
conference here.
Harmless live virus, in pass.
ing from one person to anoth
er, might become dangerous
against polio, the dangerous
forms could attack the unpro
tected. May Be Taken Orally
The live vaccines were de
veloped by Dr. Albert B.
Sabin"' of the University of
Cincinnati, Ohio, and Dr. Her
ald Rea Cox of the Lederle
Laboratories in Pearl River,
N.Y.. The vaccines may be
taken orally.
The developer of the older,
killed virus vaccine, Dr. Jonas
A. Salk, director of the Virus
Research Laboratory of the
University of Pitts burgh
School of Medicine, said here,
however, that his vaccine is
as effective as the live vaccine
it is just a question of mak
ing the vaccine strong enough.
He also said he believes that
immunity can be achieved
with one shot of his type vac
cine. Three are usually given.
But Prof. M. P. Chumakov,
director of the Institute for
Poliomyelitis Research of the
Academy of Medical Sciences
Recreational
Program Told
For 0 and C Lands
Western Oregon's 18 O and
C counties and the bureau of
land management, long part
ners in the business of man
aging more than 2,000,000
acres of timberlands, are be
ginning this month a program
to develop the recreational
potential of these forests.
Joining the counties and
BLM in the recreational pro
gram are two other govern
ment agencies, the . national
park service and the bureau
of public roads. k
Two campgrounds are un
der construction this summer
which will serve the Jackson-Josephine-eastern
Cury coun
ty areas.
One is at Elderberry Flat
on Evana creek northeast of
Rogue River. In the 1930s, the
site was a CCC side camp.
Evans creek is a stream with
some fishing and swimming.
Access will be via the Evans
creek timber road.
Second Camp
The second camp will be
on the Curry-Josephine coun
ty line at Cold Spring on the
Kelsey-Mule creek timber ac
cess road west of Glendale.
The camp will be situated on
the divide between the Rogue
river and Cow creek, at an
elevation of about 3,000 feet.
The camp takes its name from
a spring of cold, clear water
located there. The work will
consist of the refurbishing and
expansion of a rundown for
est camp.
Under the plan, the O and
C counties will finance a long
range program of campsite
and picnic-area development.
BLM will construct the facili
ties, the park service will sub
mit plans for buildings and
landscaping and BPR will
maintain them, once they are
constructed.
Sites for the initial forest
camps were picked by mana
gers of the O and C districts,
in consultation with the na
tional park service.
Girls Enroll at
California College
Medford girls enrolled at
California State Polytechnic
college, San Luis Obispo,
Calif., for this fall are -Susan
Arlene Wright, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Horn,
101 South Keeneway dr., and
Marilyn Toynette Watson,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Richard E. Watson, 3390 Ross
lane.
Miss Wright will major in
elementary education and
Miss Watson In animal husbandry.
in Moscow, said the live virus
must be accepted for mass
vaccination in order to eradi
cate polio as an epidemic
disease. He said he considers
the Sabin strains of live vac
cine completely safe.
Injection Disliked
Dr. Georg Henneberg, di
rector of the Robert-Koch In
stitute in Berlin, reported
that the live vaccine was
given in West Berlin because
the population there does not
like injection - type vaccina
tion and because an epidemic
was expected in the area.
The live strain used in Ber
lin was the Cox vaccine. Dr.
Henneberg reported three
types of reactions, which he
said had been termed inter
ference reactions.
1. On the first day only:
headaches, fever in some
cases, diarrhea.
2. Three to five days after
vaccination: pains in limbs,
diarrhea and symptoms of
tonsillitis, appendicitis and
colds.
3. Nine to 13 days after
vaccination: n e u r e paralytic
symptoms such as those occur
ring in neuroparalytic di
seases.
However, part of the batch
of vaccine used in Berlin was
used elsewhere without re
sulting in these reactions.
Dr. Henneberg said that
about the time of the vacci
nation, 48 cases of polio oc
curred in the area. Some oc
curred among those in contact
with the vaccinated.
However, Dr. Sabin report
ed that not a single case of
polio had occurred in Cincin
n a t i and Rochester, N.Y.,
where 180,000 . and 150,000
children, respectively, had
been vaccinated with the
Sabin-strair, live vaccine.
Dr. Sabin said he could not
understand why more time
was needed for trials, since it
had been shown that the live
vaccine creates a resistance to
polio.
Difficult in Tropics
The use of the live virus is
most difficult in subtropical
and tropical climates, Dr. A.
M.M. Payne, director of Com
municable Diseases at the
World Health Organization in
Geneva, reported. In Leopold
ville in the Congo, vaccina
tion resulted in only 35 per
cent immunization, which is
hardly satisfactory.
Dr. Payne said that the live
vaccine can be concluded to
be safe for small children,
and that the safety for older
children will be confirmed.
Certainty of its safety" for
adults must wait until more
data are available, he said.
Since 1957 England has had
progressively fewer polio
cases, Dr. C. H. Stuart-Harris,
professor of medicine at the
Royal Hospital in Sheffield,
told Science Service. The
vaccine used in England has
been the Salk type. He said
that Salk-type Inactivated vac
cine is likely to be used ex-1 vaccine is available under the
clusively in England. The I National Health Service,
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