Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, July 16, 1962, Image 11

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    New Mineral, Oregonite, Named by Two Geologists
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have been discovered since
1873. One of these, josephin
ite, closely resembles Oregon
ite. The others arc pricelte,
erionite, johannscnite, mans
fieldite, heinrichite, and meta
hcinrichite. MedfordS&JTribune
Eugene -The state of Ore
Geology department, has writ
which has been designated as
as to be accepted as new spe
gon has a new mineral named
for it-a mineral found in Jose
phine county and identified
in 1959.
Curiously the new mineral,
Oregonite, has been named by
two German geologists from
Heidelberg.
Dr. Lloyd Staples, head of
the University of Oregon
ten of Oregonite in the cur
rent issue of Ore Bin, publi
cation of the Oregon Depart
ment of Geology and Mineral
industries.
White Material
The new mineral a bril
liant white material contain
ing nickel, iron and arsenic
was found by Paul Ramdohr
of Heidelberg. It was report
ed in a German-language pa
per prepared by Ramdohr
and Schmitt (1959).
Samples of the mineral,
taken from Josephine creek
by R. E. Morley of Salem,
were used in the German
study. Mixed with the Ore
gonite was a similar mineral
mineral "X" because the geol
ogists were unable to describe
it well enough to set it up as
a new species.
Hard To Identify
Staples noted that Oregon,
a state with many beautiful
crystals, has named for it a
mineral that is not readily
identifiable. However, he
writes, a few of the 50 states
do have minerals named for
them. Of the 15 states that
do, only four -Alaska, Colo
rado, Minnesota and Montana
-are the minerals of recog
nized species, rather than va
rietal names or synonyms.
Discovery of new minerals
(those so adequately described
cies and not previously found
anywhere else in the world)
has been rare in Oregon. Only
eight, including Oregonite,
SECTION B
MEDFORD, OREGON. MONDAY. JULY 16. 1962
PAGES 1 to 8
PROUD PAPA - Jolly Char
lie Chaplin holds his 10th
child, James. The baby, born
July 8 to the former Oona
O'Nei.'l, is the eighth she has
given the famed comedian. He
has two children by a prev
ious marriage. (UPI)
TUBE RESISTS "MOON
LANDING"
Owensboro, Ky.-(UPIi-A new
type of electronic receiving
tube has survived simulated
moon landings and pressures
greater than at the deepest
known ocean depths. General
Electric, developer of the tube,
said recent advances in vac
uum tube technology make
possible good electrical per
formance despite high shock
and vibration, extreme tem
peratures and strong radia
tion. CUTTER INSECT
REPELLENT
FLASH FLOOD
Rapid City, S. D., d'PD -More
than 1.50n nprsnns wore
New cream formula is concentrated
so that a little bit goes a long, long
way. Non-greasy, non-sticky. Pleas
ant-smelling, easy to use. Comes in
a pocket size, unbreakable flask.
evacuated and 100 homes and
Businesses were destrovoH
when a flood that hit with
lightning speed here late Fri
day night did more than $1
aamage.
Container Made From
Jar For Sick Child
New York (UPH When a
youngster must stay in bed,
an empty pint jar with cover
makes a non-spill container
for juices or other drinks.
Punch a hole In the cover
large enough to Insert a
straw. Partly fill the jar with
liquid and then screw on
cover.
One U. S. government offi
cial said this of proposed lu
nar exploration: "If it's impos
sible, and the Russians can't
do it either. But nothing has
happened in the lats year to
indicate it is impossible."
- - X-' ; -
Painful Emotions
Not All Abnormal,
Psychiatrist Says
k
By DELOS SMITH
UPI Science Editor
New York - (UPli - A psy
chiatrist solemnly reminds
all psychiatrists that "not all
-sr"i painful emo-
nit normal. 1 1
3 sounds like
o somciniim ev-
ifSi e r y b o d y
s i s newswor
thy because it
. is being urg
i ed upon scien-
Deios smith tific special
ists in spearating the abnor
mal from the normal.
The urger was the New
York psychiatrist. Dr. Melit
ta Schmideberg. She cited
several instances of the sci
ence of psychiatry stubbing
its tots on this very point of
common knowledge. One in
volved a woman who had
seen 20 psychiatrists in 2
years.
" She had an unfaithful hus
band. That made her dis
traught. Her husband said he
was not going to allow her
jealousy to interfere "with
his leading a normal life."
Eiohtppn o' the 20 psychia
trists considered her paranoid
because of this jealousy and
some wanted to put her in an
institution.
Her father brought her to
Dr. Schmideberg. saying;
"Madame, 1 am a Parisian and
know life, but my son-in-law,
after behaving as he did,
quotes Freud and wants to
lock up my daughter, this is
too much." Dr. Schmideberg
commented thus, "I was lost
for a reply."
And there was the 15-year-old
girl who was sent to her
by a social agency after 3
years of "supportive" psychiatric-
treatment, continued
Dr. Schmideberg in address
ing her colleagues through
the technical organ of the
American Psychiatric associ
ation. Acted on Criticism
She "looked more like a
prostitute of 50" than a child
and "she complained of her
'sense of interiority' and that
she imagined people stared at
her. I told her that this was
actually the case, and explain
ed why she attracted atten
tion and told her how she
ought to dress. She took my
criticism well and acted on
it, and as a result looked bet
ter and felt better."
And there was a lad of 19
who was referred to her as
a "wild-eyed, deluded schizo
phrenic." He thought he was
"the greatest genius who
ever lived," and had been
under psychiatric treatment
for several years. One phy
chiatrirt kepi telling him, "do
not doubt yourself."
"In contrast," said Dr.
Schmideberg, 'I told him his
quotations from Dostoevsky
were wrong and pointed to
other flaws in his knowledge.
This brought him down to
earth somewhat and enabled
me to establish a relationship.
Today he has completed his
studies very successfully and
is happily married."
She also cited a young wo
man "in an acute anxiety
condition." Her po.chiairic
advice had been to leave
home at 18. She did but it
had not lessened her anxiety.
"I dwelt on her emotions
but high-lighted the fact that
she was unable to earn her
living and this caused, to
quite a degree, her anxiety,"
said Dr. Schmideberg. "After
a few weeks she resentfully
stopped treatment, but took
a job which she has held ever
since."
From these examples she
drew the conclusion that it
was essential in psychiatry
"to access and rectify the
cause" of quite normal pain
ful emotions. The editor of
the technical journal put this
heading on her admonitions:
"Diagnostic Evaluation and
Treatment Should Be Within
The Context of Life."
Summer Reading .
Program Plans End
The Medford summer read
ing program sponsored by the
Public Library of Medford
and Jackson County will end
Thursday, July 19, with a
party beginning at 3 p.m. on
the library grounds..
AH members who have
read 10 books or more have
been invited to attend. Omar
A. Bacon, head librarian, will
present certificates and re
freshments will be arranged
by the Friends of the Library.
Nearly 50 boys and girls
have enrolled in the Medford
library for the program,
"Around the World with
Books." About half have
completed the 10 books need
ed to earn a certificate, but
many have read more than
the minimum number, Bacon
noted.
Each branch library will
have its own party for its cer
tificate winners.
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Vhisper the sum to us. Then pick up your cash.
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Sliced. Economy plus high protein.
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