Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, July 25, 1962, Image 10

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Asian Jamboree1 o Boy
At Small
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By
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OUBl&ter & Tribune Syndicate, 1962)
Click-Clack Beetle ii
Now Goigor Counter Bug
Ho hiisn't clinnRed his shfpe
or his habits in the slightest
but modern electronics gives
him a more descriptive name,
geigcr counter bug. Of course
a few years ago there were
no geiger counters, but the
clicking bug was present,
clicking away just as docs the
modern geigcr counter when
in the vicinity of radioactive
material.
This sound, made by the
geigcr counter bug, has been
the inspiration for many
names for this common insect.
Probably the first common
name was click-beetle. Boys
named it click-clack because
it sounded like the tiny toy
used for making noises for
Halloween or New Year's
celebrations.
Skip - jack, snapping bug,
and spring-beetle were other
common names. Leaning a lit
tle more on the scientific side
these insects were called the
"eycdclaters," and aptly, too,
for the eye-spots are very
conspicuous.
Placed on Back
Long ago boys purposely
placed these beetles on their
backs just to hear the sharp
melallic click when the bug
tighled itself. There are hun
dreds of varieties, usually
dark brown or black, some
times covered with while
blotches, giving the bug the
appearance of salt and pep
per. The very large eye-spots are
velvety black rimmed and
white. The real eyes are for
ward of these eye-spots. In
many species both the wire
worm larvae and the adult
beelles are luminous.
The larvae, known com-1
monly as wireworms, are
smonlh-bodicd and hard; Ihc !
head is darker colored than j
the body. In some areas and I
at some seasons of the year j
the wireworms are destruc
tive to the roots of plants. It
takes several years for com
plete development; this long
interval is spent underground.
The sharp metallic click, a
really loud sound for mi inch-
long insect. Is produced by a
long process attached to the
underside of the body which
is held in a socket until re
leased. I.ike a spring, the releasing
of this "Inggrr" throws the
beetle into the an- a short
distance, enabling il to turn
over and land on its feet, at
the same time making the
clicking sound. The releasing
of this spring jars the beetle
to his eye-spots and throws
him violently Into the air,
where, like a cat, it twists the
body and conies down feet
first Glow in Dark
In most tropical species the
eye-spots, one on either side
of the forward section of the
body. kIow in the dark with a
soft, greenish light The first
aniaed individual who no
lieed this, naturally named
the beetle, the "automobile
bug "
To see the beetle walking
across a little open sp.teo
w hen I lie light is Just l,nght
enough to separate the mov
ing from the surroundings, it
rio;'s look very much like a
tiny automobile, its headlights
glowing
Hut tunes change and some
one else, being conscious of
: electronic influence, h card
the sharp click of Hie ' auto,
mobile bug'' and renamed it
"tile lieigor counter bug
: TROOPER AS CHASER
North Haven, Conn. 1 Tt
State police have erected tins
sign on the Wilbur ross
PaiRway: Driver who has
one tor the ro.ed has trooper
as chaser."
Theater Adds To
Economic Activity
Ashland - America's first
Elizabethcan theater, the Ore
gon Shakespearean festival in
Ashland, has added to South
ern Oregon's appeal to tour
ists, according to William
patton.
Patton, general manager,
presented a speech entitled
"Shakespeare Is Big Busi
ness" during the Southern
Oregon college faculty hour
last week.
The theater is expected to
draw 50,011(1 enthusiasts this
summer with a six week show
attendance up steadily from
24,00(1 five years ago. Seated
In a $400,000 globe-style the
ater, theater-goers will see a
series of four plays that re
quires about $128,000 a year
to produce, Patton said.
Estimating the tourist at
tendance to number 34,360,
approximately 72 per cent of
the 47,723 people at the plays
last year, Patton said that
these out-of-the-valley visitors
spend about $7 per person
above the price of the theater
tickets.
This boost to the valley
economy averages about $40,
000 a week. Over the six
week season nearly a quarter
of a million dollars is spent
by tourists as a direct conse
quence of the Oregon Shake
spearean festival productions.
Ihe $240,527 spent by theater-goers
last year indicates
that the Shakespearean Festi
val is one of Jackson county's
major businesses, as well as
a focal point for cultural ac
tivities in southern Oregon,
Patton said.
THANKS KHRUSHCHEV
Washington -0JPII- President
Kennedy has thanked Soviet
Premier Nikila Khrushchev
for attending Benny Good
man's jazz concert in Moscow
last month. The White House
said Tuesday after Goodman
visited Kennedy that the
President also told Khru
shchev in a message he look
ed forward to seeing the fa
mous Kussinn Bolshoi Ballet
here this fall.
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Ii There a Cure for Neuritii?
Typical of hundreds of
questions I get each month is
this one - Is there a cure
for my neur-
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1 tis, and often
J all the word
Aivaru means is that
the person suffers pain. He
may or may not have a neur
itis which technically speak
ing, means an inflammation
of a nerve.
He m.. ha an arthritis
or fibrositis, or disease in an
artery. He may have a pain
in his heart, or in a lung or
chest wall, or he may have
one- of those pains which
vaguely - we doctors call a
neuralgia. It may be like a
headache. There are pains
due to the neuritis that goes
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tiuerllu. IT'ifettor ol Mcdlclna
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a "neuronitis" a strange
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person, and then gradually
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Rarely would I personally
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without getting help from a
trained neurologist who
would examine the person
carefully. If he did find
signs of inflammation and
weakness of certain nerves,
then I would want his help
in determining what agent
had injured the nerve or
nerves. Was it perhaps a
virus, or was it an unrecog
nized diabetes, or pernicious
anemia, or could il be due to
some drug such as alcohol?
I remember the 45-year-old
wife of a distinguished
man who had me fooled for a
tew days - complaining ot a
'neuritis all over, but talk
ing also about her "gallstone
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had a neuritis, it was due to
her large daily consumption
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Because 1 cannoi oo on .
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! j u s t cannot answer their
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