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8 B. MONDAY. JUNE 11. 1962 MEDFOHD MAIL TRIBUNE, MEDFOHD, OREGON The Medical Roundup f. tm.rliui c L'ontultanl In Midlrln Mavo clinic EmerllUi Prnletior of Madlclna Mayo Clinic IReglllcr and Trlbuna Syndlcata, 196Z Reach to Recovery About a year ago, I had a column about "Reach to i-ecovery," which is an edu- F ' 1 m cauonai pro ' . ' " 1 g r a m for A I women who , J have had a Jar i Vi "die' m a s- ft lectomy (a I il Breast remov- iVlesTahreeaf; 655 Fifth ave., New York 17, Alvaraa . i . 1 I like the idea of this group because so many of the wom en who have had to part with their breast are very unhappy about it and, for a while, lome have serious discom lorts. I am convinced, on talk ing to many people, that per sons who suffer from some difficulty, and especially a Tare one, get a great deal of Comfort from being associated with others who suffer in the $nme way. All those interested should contact Mrs. inerese Minow Cifes TV Station Minimum t Washington -0IPI)- Federal Communications Commission Chairman Newton N. Minow aaid Sunday that metropolitan areas should have a minimum of five television stations. Minow said in an interview for New York television sta tions that "we would like to see, as a matter of general national policy, room for all Jhree network services . . . plus a chance for an inde pendent station, plus an edu cational station." U of 0 Graduates Record Class Sunday i Eugene - IUPD - The Univer sity of Oregon Sunday gradu ated its largest class ever in ceremonies at Hayward Field. Degrees were conferred on 2.031 candidates, including 1.677 from the Eugene campus and 264 at the University Medical School In Portland Lasser, the founder of this group. Many people write to say that their son is having one boil after another, and they wonder what to do. The first thing is to get his blood sugar measured because one of the symptoms of an unrecognized diabetes can be a crop of boils. People who have one after another in the arm-pit sometimes can be cured if surgeon will remove the skin from that area and replace it with skin taken from some other part of the body. A good hint about boils is never to squeeze them and spread the pus around on the nearby skin. That is a good way in which to get more boils. Many years ago, when I was a young man, I had a long siege with bolls and learned that the best way of getting rid of them was never to squeeze them, but to let the core dry up. A good thing of course, is to go to a good skin specialist to see if he can do anything to get rid of the infection. A Spastic Colon Many nervous women write to ask about a spastic colon and the abdominal pain that they have which is sup. posed to be due to the spas ticity of the colon on the left side of the abdomen. I say "supposed" because I am not sure that the colon is t h e cause of their pain. One fact that fills me with doubt Is that, in all people, the x-ray films of an empty colon (with traces of barium outlining the mucous or inner coat of the bowel) show signs that could be interpreted as spasm (spas ticity). The best reliever of a nervous "colitis is codeine. Heredity is an important factor In colitis. To know more about this disease of the colon you'll want to read Dr. Alvarez' booklet, "Colitis." To obtain it, send 25 cents and a stamped, self-addressed en velope with your request to Dr. Walter C. Alvarez, Dept. MMT, The Register and Trib une Syndicate, Box 957, Des Moines 4, Iowa. y COURT HELD DORMITORY COMPLEX This is an architect's sketch of the Southern of the complex, designed by Robert J. Keeney, Medford architect, in Oregon college dormitory complex. Bids will be opened July 12 for con- eludes five dormitory buildings, three dining rooms and a kitchen. ' struction of the fourth unit of the Cascade hall complex. The overall plan Deterioration in Relations May Hurt American Rights To Philippine Bases Editor's Not , Ftela tlont between tha United States and the Philippines have deteriorated over the question of war damage payments, Philippines Pres ident Macapagal discusses the question in the follow ing exclusive interview with a UPI vice president who served as a correspon dent In the Pacific during World War II. By FRANK TREMAINE Manila - IUPH - President Diosdado Macapagal hinted today that continued deterior- tion of U.S.-Philippine rela tions might eventually endan ger American rights to key military bases here, but he said he Is making every effort to halt this deterioration. In an exclusive interview wth United Press Internation- I, the president discussed re lations between the two coun tries which have been serious ly strained since failure of the U. S. Congress to pass a bill to pay $73 million in war damages to the Philippines. Macapagal said his people were "hit between the eyes" by Congress' refusal to pro vide money to meet a war time commitment to pay for war damage suffered by the Philippines. He said Congress action "caused nationwide consternation and disappoint ment, even indignation." He was asked if he foresaw possible In Hi re difficulties over use of military bases in the Philippines which the United States holds under 99 year leases negotiated in 1947. People Decide "Normally I would say no," he replied. "But unless the feeling o f disappointment among the people is changed, officials of the government are constrained to reflect the attitude of our people. "As the saying goes, love begets love, so the attitude of one side produces a recip rocal sentiment on the other. The affection and enthusiasm of our people for the U. S. would be affected If favorable action on the war damage bill is not taken. That is why I am making every effort to arrest this deterioration." Subic Bay Naval Base is the key Southeast Asian sup ply point ' for the U.S. 7th Fleet, Clark field performs the same function for the U.S. Air Force and Sangley Point is the home of naval patrol planes which keep an eye on the coast of Red China to the Indochina Peninsula. The war damage bill has been re-introduced in Con gress in two forms. One pro vides payment direct to Fili pino businesses and individ uals, the other to the Philip- Loudspeaker Summons Other Kennedy Girl Fort Lee, N.J Curiosity seekers, aware that the Presi dent was in the New York area, gathered quickly Sun day when 'he Palisades Amusement Park loudspeaker blared: "Caroline Kennedy to the administration building." But Caroline turned out to be the 4-year-old daughter of Mr. and Mrs. William Ken nedy of Jersey City, and only one of 53 children who were separated from their parents at the park. Portland Murder ' Trial Continues Portland - IUPII - The first degree murder trail of Rich ard B. Schwensen, 27, Port land, continued in circuit court today. Schwensen, a former stu dent at Portland State Col lege, is charged in the death of Mrs. Jean Rosaria Bussey, 29. Portland, last fall. The trial may go to the jury Tuesday. pine government. Macapagal said his government does not care which bill is adopted. . "It is our position that the $73 million payment is an ob ligation of the U.S. and it is up to the U.S. government to decide how to make the pay ments," he said. "The important thing is that the commitment must be fulfilled." Macapagal said there were no other points of friction be tween his government and the United States. The president said the most serious problems facing his government today are the economy and corruption. He said the order of the prob lems was reversed when he took office last Dec. 30, but that' corruption now has been brought under control. The Phillipines have been in economic difficulties be cause of an unfavorable bal ance of trade which contrib uted to a heavy drain on the nation's foreign exchange holdings. RADIO STAR "5IES Sun City, Ariz. -lUPP-Grace Wilson, one-time radio star known as "the girl with a million friends," died Friday at her home after a brief ill ness. She was 72. Man Killed While Drilling Water Well Bend - (UPII - A 60-year-old man was injured fatally near here Saturday while drilling a water well. The victim was Ray Bow man of Bend. Part of the well rigging fell on him. He died at a Bend hospital shortly after being admitted. The accident occurred north of the city off U.S. Highway 97. He was working alone. Bend Man Elected to Head Veterans Group Salem - (UPII - Chester Myers of Bend has been elected com mander of the Oregon Dis abled American Veterans or ganization. He was chosen at the or ganization's annual state con vention here Saturday. Myers succeeds E. K. Wes ton of Corvallis. Lloyd DeLap of Klamath Falls was chosen as first senior vice . commander. e public service Dv the COLLEGE of LAW VILlAMETTE UNIVERSITY Editor's note: This col umn is to present general principles ef law. It is not to be taken as legal advice. Slight changes in facts may change the outcome of a case. If you have a prob lem, see an attorney. United States Supreme Court changes the rule in approxi mately half the states of the union. Police ofticers broke into the defendant's house and seized damaging evidence which later convicted her of a crime in a state court trial. The evidence was admitted over her objection. The search and seizure were not made as an incident to a lawful ar rest and were made without a search warrant, and were therefore clearly illegal. THE COURT HiLD: All evidence obtained by searches and seizures in violation of the prohibition of the fourth amendment of the United States constitution against un reasonable searches and seiz ures is inadmissible in state courts, as well as federal courts. To allow the admission of such evidence would deny a defendant due process of law under the 14th amend ment of the United States Con stitution. This decision by the POWERFUL NEW PLUNGED CIEAKS CLOGGED TOILETS In a jiffy NEVER AGAIN that tick ft1En whin your teiUt ovtrflowt TOILAFLEX Toilet jnujiHl Plunger Ordinary plunger Just don't aeat properly. They permit compressed air and water to splash back. Thus you not only have a mess, but you lose the very pressure you need to 1 clear the obstruction. With "Toilaflea", expressly desifned : for toilets, no air or water can es cape. The full pressure plows through the clogging mass and swishes it down. Can't miss! OOUBLt-5l2e CUP. 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