THURSDAY, APRIL 20, 1S61
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18:30 Oregon, Local News
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4:85 Children's Program .
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1:30 Sews
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13 AO Sporta Outlook
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13:00 Sports Outlook
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13:00 Portals of Prayer
13:03 Market Report
13:10 Local, National News
12:30 Road Weather Report
13:45 Meeting Notices
1:00 Music
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AutomobiU Drivers
Should B Examined
A group of doctors In Ten
nessee are proposing, very
properly, that anyone who
fr:T wants to drive
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physically o r
mentally that
at any miftute
h e can "lose
control of his
car" and drive head-on into
someone. But the opposition
to a really sensible and effec
tive law of this type is so great
that I never expect to see it
enacted. .We Americans pre
fer to have some 50,000 people
killed every year.
fjyphllia It on th Increase
' When, in 1910. Salvarsan
was discovered, a great change
Soon came in the situation in
regard to syphilis. The inci
dence of the1 late forms of
nervous 'syphilis dropped off
markedly, and we doctors no
longer saw hundreds of men
with the pains and miseries of
locomotor ataxia. Later, when
penicillin came, there . was
another big improvement, and
we physicians began to hope
that some day the disease
would be wiped off 'the face
of the earth', - . . 1 '. .
i But now Dr." William J.
Brown, who' is in charge of
venereal disease prevention,
writes me that thev incidence
of the disease has recently
quadrupled in five of our
great cities - and what is hor
rible is that much of this in
creased incidence is" in teen
agers. Many youngsters ap
pear to have gotten the idea
that . syphilis is no longer, a
disease to be feared, s i 1 V-
Fortunately, penicillin often
will cure,' but there are some
cases in' which, it' does not
work well, and then, the per
son's life is likely to be sad
dened. The unfortunate per
son is likely, to be left de
pressed, lonely and almost
suicidal for the rest of his or
her days. Dr. Brown says that
just thecare of persons with
the syphilitic form of insanity
is costing the nation more
than $48,000,000 a year.
Mental Patients Going
To General Hospital
According to the National
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Mayo Clinic
(Register and Tribune Syndicate,
1961)
Association for Mental Health.
in 1958, 253,000 mentally dis
turbed patients were admitted
to the psychiatric wards of
general hospitals while 210,-
000 were admitted to the na
tlon's mental hospitals. This
change is cheering because
persons with a mild mental
upset are much happier in a
general hospital, where their
own psychiatrist can take care
of them, and where no finger
of scorn can be pointed at
either them or their family,
Anotner very hopeful note
is to be found in the journal
Performance" published in
Washington, D.C., ' by the
president's Committee on Em
ployment of the Physically
Handicapped. At last com
munities are facing the fact
that it is wasteful to spend a
lot of money, treating a men
tal patient and then, when he
is still ,in no shape to work
and support himself, to dis
charge him into the communi
ty and forget about him. Often
the poor fellow has to eo back
into the hospital, if only to get
room and board. In some
cities, shops are belne set ud
In which people recently dis-
cnarged irom a mental hos
pital can work until they re
gain tneir strength and their
ability to go ..out Into the
world alone.
Swollen Ankles ,
Many people ask me what
to do for swollen ankles.
Usually the best thing, besides
seeing a doctor and taking his
treatment, is to raise the foot
of the bed by putting the end
of the mattress on perhaps a
couple of pillows. By thus
raising the feet at night the
fluid tends to run back out
of the tissues, and in the morn
ing the person wakes with
perhaps norma - looking an
kles. By night time the ankles
may be swollen again, espec
ially if the person has to work
for much of the day standing
on his feet. .
In some cases it helps' a
pood deal to wear an elastic
stocking or elastic bandage.
Elastic stockings ; are now
made so. well that they are
not conspicuous.
' Don't listen to old wives'
tales about menopause, ,Dr,
Alvarez' booklet, "Menopause
and Hysterectomy" will allevi
ate your fears and toll you
what you should do during
this time of life. It may be
obtained by sending 25 cents
and a large, stamped, self
addressed envelope with your
request to Dr. Walter C. Al
varez, Dept MMT, The Regis
ter and Tribune Syndicate,
Box 957, Des Moines 4, Iowa.
Gold Hill Students
Tour Mail Tribune
Fifth grade students from
Gold . Hill visited the Mail
Tribune Tuesday afternoon.
They were accompanied "by
Mrs. Ida Von Busklrky teach
er, Mrs. Renee Morris 1 and
Mrs. Katie RoseCrans, moth
ers. . . ; '
Students touring the Vari
ous departments of the paper
were Gwln B a n r y, Betty
Blrdsong, Mike Bowerman,
Shannon Bowerman, . Galen
Bywater, Danny Castleberry,
Sherry Callahan, - Grahame
D o h e r t y, Mike Harding,
Cheryl Hcndrtckson, Dorothy
Hutton, Alanna Htlkey, Judy
Klnny, Joe Davis, Carol Rose
crans, Ronald Cortland, Jim
my Plummer, Terry Clement,
Bobby Boye, Kathy Williams,
D 1 a a n e Woodward, Patty
Washburn, Carl Williams,
Sharon Von Stein, Robert
Burr, Junnita . Hilkey and
Kenny Martin, i
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Summer School
Program Slated
Ashland Pre-school and
school children through the
eighth grade may attend the
Southern Oregon college sum
mer school program again
this year, Dr. William T.
Ward, director of laboratory
experiences, has announced,
He defined "pre-school" as
those children who would be
entering school for the first
time this fall.
Dr, Ward, in stressing the
point that the summer offer
ings were not confined ex
clusively to slow learners, ex
plained that the students
would have an opportunity
for enriched study as well as
an Individualized program in
the skills area.
There are no regular fees
for summer school, the only
expense involved being that
of a small sum charged to
cover a mid-morning snack
for the pre-school group. Par
ents are expected to furnish
their own transportation. No
insurance Is carried for those
attending.
Dates for the school, which
will be conducted at the
Walker school, are from June
26 through Aug. 4. Daily ses
sions will be held from 9 a.m.
to noon, Mondays through
Fridays. -
fio promotions nor "make
up" credit may be given as
a result of attending the
school, Dr. Ward said.
. Parents who are interested
in having their children at
tend are asked ' to call MU
5-5711 as soon as possible, be
cause enrollment is limited,
and is based on the order of
registration.
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ALSO DESTROYING ITSELF
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ACROSS
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currency
8-Quarrel
12- Fleshy fruit
of appl ,
family .
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16 - Disinclined
17- Second -raU
norsa
19- Klnd of
fabric "
20- Law: revolt
21- WeU-bred
man (slang) "
13- Hold on
property
H-Fish eggi
26-Moniter
28 -Cover
51 - Paid notice
82- At present '
83- Note of seal
84- Chart
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39-Leave out
41-Heavy cord .
43-PIts
45-Tltle of
reaped (pi.)
48-Skips over
60- Deelpher
61 - Ceremony
52 - American
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55 - Performs
56- Exist
67 -Rodents
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sheltered
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of time
18 -Dispatch
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2J-Frown
24 - Male sheep
25 - Room in
harem ,
17 -Cleaning
Implement
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. money
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ALLTH05E CARDS ON HER DESK
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STAMPED EVERYTHING IN SI6HTI
Answer t Yesterdss Punls
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ONE LIBRARIAN I HAVE MADE
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