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Reader Reactions To My
Column! on Heredity
Some eight years ago when,
in this column, I began to
speak of the tremendous im
portance of heredity in mak
ing us either able and sane
and well-adjusted, or good'
for-nothing, or psychotic, or
unable to adjust well tq life
with our fellows. I would get
many letters, sometimes from
prominent people, attacking
me violently. Many, who did
not know that I had spent
most of my life studying neu
roses and minor psychoses,
and writing text-books on the
subject, accused me of ignor
ance, and told me to stick to
something I knew about: oth
ers wrote in the vein of "how
could you do such a cruel
thing as to talk to us of
heredity?" Others said, "You
doubtless are right in what
you say, but you should not
say it, because it hurts us so
with our family full of queer
ones, we do not want to hear
a word about mental
troubles."
Interestingly, so far as I
can remember, no single phy
sician ever wrote to disagree
with me, and only -one or two
analysts ever wrote to remon
strate. Many of the old-fashioned,
prc-Freudinn psychia
trists, as well as the modern,
scientifically-trained psychia
trists, wrote to say, "Blessings
on you; keep it up;" and some
of the psychiatrists made me
a member of their big associa
tion! What has pleased me much
in the last few years has been
the stream of letters from
mothers who have been so
very grateful for my discus
sion of heredity which they
say has rolled away a terrible
weight of guilt from their
hearts. From time to time I
shall publish some of these
letters.
Here, for instance, before
mc is a letter from a woman
who says that although her
Autopsy Slated
In Doctor's Death
Portland-IUTD-An autopsy to
determine the cause of death
of Dr. Robert A. Cocn, 47, of
Portland, has been scheduled
by the staff of Providence hos
pital here.
Dr. Cocn was killed Mon
day in a one-car accident in
the northeast outskirts of
Portland. His death was the
17th of the year in Multno
mah county outside Portland.
Dr. Cocn s car smashed into
a concrete abutment at 122nd
ave. on the Banficld freeway.
Dr. Cocn was pronounced
dead on arrival at Providence
hospital.
Actress Tierney
Returns To Work
Hollywood -(UPD- Gene Tier
ney, Academy award-winning
actress who hasn't performed
in eight years, was back at
work Tuesday In filmland
and loving every minute of it.
It's wonderful! said the
recently married actress. "I'm
interested in seeing major mo
tion picture scripts and I'm
open to any and all offers."
Miss Tierney, 40, who in-
derwent psychintrlc treatment
periodically at the Mcnnlncer
clinic in Topcka, Kan., is ap
pearing in a half-hour televi
sion play that will be shown
In November on the General
Electric theater.
NO NEWS CONFERENCE
Washington-OJPD-The White
House announced Tuesday
that President Else ihower
will not hold a news 'confer
ence this Week.
8:00 Jeannle Carson
B:ao U.S. marshal
9:00 Meet McGravr
9:30 Silence Please
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family is one of the most dis
tinguished in the United
States, her mother had two
feeble-minded sisters and one
aunt who committed suicide.
The mother early married a
good-for-nothing man who
soon ran through her fortune.
It is the daughter of that
couple who now writes me.
As she says, she is very fortu
nate to have escaped unhurt,
and to be normal In mind and
character. But she married a
handsome chap who, she soon
discovered, was an alcoholic
with a nervous heredity al
most as bad as her own. By
him she had two sons, one of
whom at 17 eloped with a girl,
who also had a bad nervous
heredity. Their first child had
little ability- to use his
muscles and but little intelli
gence. He still wets the bed,
and often, during the day, he
wets his clothes. The second
son was brilliant but epileptic.
As the woman now writes,
"For years my heart was
heavy with guilt. I blamed
myself terribly, feeling as
many do today that the great
love I had given my grandsons
must have hurt them badly.
The psychiatrists whom we
consulted broke my daugh
ter's heart by accusing her of
having ruined the children by
having lavished too much af
fection on them. These doctors
assured us that it did not mean
a thing that my son had a poor
heredity and ' my little
daughter-in-law had an aunt
who was a maniac and a cou
sin who is a drunkard."
"I am only a laywoman but
I used to breed dogs, and so
I felt sure Hint when there is
a bad heredity in both paren
tal strains, there should be
nervous disease in several of
the offspring." As my corres
pondent went on to say, "To
day, thanks to your writings.
my old terrible guilt-fetflings
are gone. They have been
wiped away, and a great load
has been taken off me. After
reading your articles, I no
longer blame myself for the
way my grandchildren have
turned out.
Two Helpful Prayers
Someone, the other day,
when she picked up my book,
"Live At Peace With Your
Nerves," said "Tell me brief
ly how do YOU live at peace
with YOUR nerves?" And I
said there is a little prayer
once written by Robert Louis
Stevenson that sums the prob
lem up very well. Us a
prayer which I think thous
ands of people will find help
ful and will want to keep by
them for frequent use. "The
day returns and brings us the
petty round of irritating con
cerns and duties. Help us to
play the man; help up to per
form our duties with laughter
and kind faces; let cheerful
ness abound with industry.
Give us to go blithely on our
business all this day; bring us
to our resting beds weary
and content and undlshonored,
and grant us in the end the
gift of sleep."
Another wonderful prayer
is that of St. Francis. "Lord,
make me an Inst rumen, of
your peace. Where there is
hatred, let me sow love; where
there is Injury, pardon; where
there is doubt, faith; where
there is despair, hope; where
there is darkness, light; and
where there is sadness,
Joy. . . . "
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(Released by The Register and
Tribune Syndicate, 1960)
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TRIBUNE. MEDFORD, ORE.
80 Dead, Missing
In Japan Typhoon
Tokyo -(UPD- Typhoon Delia
swirled northward Tuesday,
leaving more than 80 persons
dead, missing or injured in the
swatji of destruction it cut
across the main Japanese
home island of Honshu. The
missing included the Ameri
can skipper-owner of a yacht
wrecked in Ise Bay.
Still incomplete reports list
ed 6 known dead, 27 missing
and more than 50 persons in
jured. Near Osaka, Japanese res
cue workers were racing
against time to dig out 25 con
struction workers buried by a
typhoon-triggered landslide.
The missing American was
identified as Thomas Jefferson
Alford, a civilian radio offi
cer-with the U.S. Military Sea
Transport Service who listed
his home as Maywood, Calif.
MSTS officials in Yokoha
ma said they could not con
firm Japanese reports that
three or four other Americans
were aboard the yacht whose
anchor was ripped loose by
the storm-lashed seas and
wrecked when dashed against
the rocks.
Ailing Judge To
Return To Bench
Portland-IUPD-Judge Charles
W. Redding announced Mon
day he will return Friday as
the presiding judge of Mult
nomah county circuit courts.
Redding has been out since
April 19 for treatment of a
heart condition. He is cur
rently in Washington, D.C.,
attending a national meeting
of state trial judges.
Moscow (UPD Premier Nik-
ita Khrushchev Is planning to
leave Thursday night for Hel
sinki, it was learned Tuesday.
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KNOW.. AVIATOR- I ::-44.'y- .fL'.'5gr : AT CAW I POLARIS MISSILES. ANSWER,?. HIM DOWN THERE,
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Seems E,5,t H,x
SCIENTISTS' AT CAMBRIDGE,
Aun Pd-PuTi v PifVFD UP
'SIGMAL5 BY EADlO-mESCOPe AND
FIXED THE. rO&nlON Al
e funiifiAim wii.i inu HAHf
yeAKS AWAV--THe IWFOKMATlOM
WA5 KClAYcD TO MT. PALOMAk,
CAUF0KNIA, AMD A .
NEW NEBULA WAS
A GREATER DISTANCE
IU THE UUlVEESe
THAN MAM HA5 '
EVER SEEU BEFORE
JOHN SINGER SARGEWT,
' famous American artist,
TOOK 19 VEARS TO
COMPLETE AND DELIVER
A 5ET Or
MUEAL '
PAINTINGS
FOE THE
B0ST0M
PUBLIC
LIBRARY
1 CAN T HELP IT IF YOUR LITTLE
5I5TER FOLLOWS ME AROUND.'
WHAT DO YOU WANT MB TO DO,
TELL HER TO SO AlOAV?
STEVE SEES THE NATIVES, BUT NOT
THE PVTMON IN THE TREE... ; ,
SjNO WEAPONSTHIS IS AN OLDW
; r ON BOARD... TRICK, BUT IT J r
CROSSWORD PUZZLT Y""rd,y- Pu
ACROSS
J -Centen
6-Ascend
11-Kather or
mother
K-Kagles' neiti
H-Chaldean
city
15-Father
17-Reverbera-
tlon
S-Soak
20 -Fops
23 - Organ ol
hearing
24- Close
securely
26-Stlngy
(colloq.)
28- A state
(abbr.)
29- Mistak
31-Duties
33-Sound a horn
35 -Fight
between two
36-Re-establiih
39-WIde
42- Indian
mulberry
43- Retail es
tablishment 45- Kpicilke
narratlv
46- Tramp
(slang)
4S-Barrel slat
60- Thiok. black
substance
51-Roman data
53-Fewer
55-Symbol tor
tellurium
66-Mock
6 El-Lifted
61- Hinder
62- Twists
DOWN
1 - Calling
2 - Con June tlon
2-Things. in
law
4- Wife of
Geralnt
5- Walk
pompously
-Symbol (or
calcium
7-French
articlo
S-Anger
9-Rodenti
10- Benefit
11- Pocketbook
13-Rail birds
16-Prepare for
print
19-Fruit cakes
21 - Mi Id
expletive
22- Busb
25-Plunders
27-Rows
30-Underground
parts of
plants
32-Rest on
surface
34-Jug
36-Enthuslastlc
87-Escaped
38-Pertalnlng to
an era
I DON'T WANT HER HANGINS
AROUND ME! I DONT EVEN
LIKE LITTLE 6l.5i
AS HE LEANS ON THE
HORN, STEVE BACKFIRES
THE ENGINE .' THE COM
BINED SOUNDS CAUSE
THE NATIVES TO SLIP
7 .Trvr vt-iii
HAVE LEFT
HOW CAN
SCRAP OR
BACK INTO THE BUSH...
AND THE REPTILE To
SLITHEB OFF INTO THE
TREES...
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ri?ss'ViatS1-
TDNESDAY. AUGUST 31. I960
40- Semi
precious f tones
41- Challenged
44-Turn inside
out
47-sSimple
49-Brother of
Jacob
62-Pose for
portrait
54. Title of
respect
57-Prefix: dowi
68-Teu tonic
deity
60-Symbol for
tin
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