Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, June 22, 1962, Image 12

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    12 A
FRIDAY. JUNE 22, 1962
MEDFOHD MAIL TRIBUNE, MEDFOHD, OREGON
Youth Found Guilty
In Corvallis Court
Cnrvallis - 0.W - Joseph M
Lebensfeld. 19. Brooklyn,!
NY., has been found guilty;
in District Cuurl here on a
charge of digging open a
grave in a cemetery.
The charge has been re
duced in technicality from a
felony to a misdemeanor by
Dist. Atty. Alfred Joiner. Sen
tencing was scheduled by
Judge Robert Gilliland for
June 26.
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Small Worlds
Around Us
By LYNN M. WATKINS
(Register end Tribune
Syndicate 19621
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6lh and Holly, Diagonally Across From Post Office
Hardlv noticed, extent byil'y rm 'he limb ot lne
I g9ss3ir3s tree
the experienced observer, is he ,eaistwo edge, arc
the rolled-up leaf hanging de-tjcd togcther with threads of
! silk. At the top end of the
leaf, near the stem that holds
it to the tree branch, there is
a small opening.
Inside the rolled up leaf Is
a seemingly lifeless object,
which the informed observer
knows is the larva of the
promcthea moth.
All winter long the Icaf
cradle has hung there; inside
it a transformation has taken
place which will become a
living, flying thing when
spring comes, and a beautiful
moth emerges from its leaf
cradle. j
Bluish-Green
The caterpillar that sewed
the two edges of the leaf to
gether with silk from its own
body was bluish-green in color
with a couple of rows of black
spots on its body and two red
spots on either side of the
head.
Last fall the caterpillar
crawled inside the leaf cap
sule, pulled the edges to
gether, leaving an opening at
the top, and dropped off into
a deep sleep.
Spring, warm, moist air,
and the awakening. An adult
promcthea moth emerges
from the upper open end of
the leaf capsule. The wings
harden, the moth is capable of
flight. All it waits for now is
the night. On the head of the
newly born moth are two
large, feathery antennae,
which indicates this is a male
moth.
Somewhere, perhaps miles
away, another moth of the
same species emerges from
another leaf capsule. This one
is lacking the feathery anten
nae. This, the female prome
thea, has only a pair of slen
der head ornaments. She, loo,
waits for the darkness, safely
on a tree trunk.
Antenna Test Air
With his new wings, strok
ing the warm nignt air, me
male promcthea moth, one of
the commonest of the many
varieties of moths, starts out
on his journey, his sensitive
antennae testing the air. The
little female exudes a faint,
delicate fragrance; a tantali
zing odor that waft for great
distances on me summer air,
Out there, in the outer dark
ness, he detects the fragrance.
With unerring exactness he
follows the scent directly to
its source.
The waiting bride of the
night may attract to her side
a dozen or a hundred males.
Some have come from as far
away as four or five miles. All
have responded to the silent
call.
At the dawn of the next
morning, she seeks a quiet
place to deposit her eggs.
Each will hatch into a tiny
greenish biue caterpillar. But
by that time both father and
mother promethea moth will
have become lifeless clods on
the forest floor.
The nighttime rendezvous
will have been their last ap
pearance on the earthly scene.
For them the final curtain has
fallen.
Misbehaving by
Children Blamed
On Confidence Lack
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By DELOS SMITH
UPI Science Editor
New York - tUPD - In sum
ming up psychiatry's experi
ence with "misbehaving chil
dren and dis
traught par -ents,''
a noted
p s y c h i a t
r i c scientist
traced most of
the trouble to
children being
! given the up-
'4 na lionrl hi.
parents who
have no confidence in them
selves as parents.
Prof. Franklin G. Ebaugh
of the University of Colorado
Denver, said our world has
become "child-centered"
ther than parent-centered and
that is bad both for children
and parents. Parents are con
fused and "children get jaded
and tired instead of growing
up."
But "the really distrubing
fact is that the harder chil
dren seek meanings, reasons,
anchors, and goals the faster
parents tuck them out of
sight-all in the worship of
HAPPY FAMILY Actress Polly Bergen and her husband,
agent Freddie Fields, are shown with their son, Peter,. 2,
adopted by the couple this month, and previously adopted
daughter, known as P. K. (UPI)
psychiatric rules for child-1
rearing in the technical journ
al of the American Psychiatric
Association of which he is
one of the editors. He is also
prominent in scientific affairs
of the American Medical As
sociation and has been a lead
er in American psychiatry for
some 30 years.
Seattle Fair Draws
1 68,663 Wednesday
I Seattle - (ITP - Wednesday's
j attendance at the Seattle
j World's Fair was 68.663,
' for they rep-bringing to 2.650.511 the total
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You see, Safeway fryers are specially bred and raised to be more plump all over
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the dew still on the silken tassels! Each gleam
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seconds (and thirds) for everyone!
two ill-defined concepts called
'security' and 'understand
ing." "
Psychiatric science can of
fer "a set of 'rules for child
rearing' to enter in the com
petition with fads and fables,"
he continued. "They have one
advantage over most. They
lay no claim to fame. They are
as old as time. They cannot
be 'cook-booked
resent a way of life." paid admissions for the first
Dr. Ebaugh then laid down '61 days of the exposition.
these five rules: I
"1. The parent must be a
person himself, with ideas,
goals, moods, ' desires, and
aversions all his own. He must
live within the context of
what he is, nd consider this
so important that he cannot
live vicariously through his
children.
"2. The parent establishes
authority. There isn't room in
this vale of tears for any more
uncertainty than necessary.
Chilrden are not born know
ing how to compromise with
society's rules and to con
sider the welfare of other peo
ple. Social adjustment is
taught almost exclusively by
parents.
"3. According to age, chil
dren demand varying degrees
of privacy in their inner lives
and activities. If the limits of
authority are firmly set, no
parents should need to intrude
unduly upon his child's pri
vacy. The problems children
solve within themselves build
individuality.
Mentor of Reality
"4. The parent should re
member that seeing a child's
point of view doesn't require
agreeing with it, even if the
child pillories him as a vile
traitor. For his young child,
the parent is the mentor of
reality, and responsible for
teaching him to live with
things as they are.
"5.. Within the limits of
practicability and the require-1
ments of education and home
training, let the child develop
his own interests and use his
own time. A fabulous modern
round of dancing lessons,
sports lessons, camps, parties
and other planned recreation
al activities leave most chil
dren limp with bewilderment
and frustration.
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