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THURSDAY. MARCH 7. 1963
MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE. MEOFORD, OREGON
Cancer Meeting For Nurses Set
The first Cancer Confer
ence for Nurses in Southern
Oregon will be held March
20 at 1 and 7 p.m. at the
Rogue Valley hospital audi
torium, Medlord. -
The conference, sponsored
Jointly by the Oregon Nurses'
Association District Four and
the American Cancer Society,
will include a discussion of
nursing procedures and tech
niques arising from the care
of patients with cancer .
, Among the speakers at the
conference will be Dr. Clif
ford Allen, professor and di
rector of radiation therapy at
the University of Oregon
medical school.' Dr. Allen is
the recipient of the American
Cancer Society's grant-in-aid,
the "John R. Tomlin Award,"
established in honor of the
late Medford philanthropist.
Other speakers and leaders
of the conference include two
Medford physicians - Dr. Otto
Emig and Dr. Roland Mayer,
' The program also covers
"nursing concepts," which
will be discussed by a panel
consisting of Mrs. Roberta
Croyle, nursing instructor,
Rogue Valley hospital; Mrs.
Blanche Frisbie, service chair
man of the Jackson County
Unit, American Cancer So
ciety; Mrs. Joan Bass, Jackson
county health department;
and Mrs. Grace Reymers,
executive 'secretary of Jack-son-Kiamath
counties, Ameri
can Cancer Society.
All professional and practi
cal nurses and nursing per
sonnel in southern Oregon
and northern California coun
ties have been invited to at
tend the conference. There
will be no registration fee. All
costs are underwritten by the
American 1 Cancer Society,
Oregon Division, Inc.
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former High Soviet
Official Is Dead ... . .. .
Moscow - IUPD - Nikolai A.
Dygai, a former minister and
member of the Soviet Com
munist Party's Central Com
mittee, died Wednesday, Mos
cow Radio reported.
He. was Soviet minister
without portfolio from 1950
to 1961, minister for construc
tion of military and naval
enterprises from 1947 to 1949,
and minister of construction
from 1953 to 1957.
Section of Unisphere
Moved Into Position
. New York - IUPD - The first
section of the "Unisphere,"
symbol of the 1964 New York
World's Fair, was moved into
place Wednesday in cere
monies attended by the
grandson of the Eiffel
Tower's builder.
Rene Legrain - Eiffel pre
sented a model of the Eiffel
Tower to Roger M. Blough,
board chairman of United
States Steel Corp. . The Uni
sphere will be a 12 -story
stainless steel frame globe
with model earth satellites
circling the globe.
Small Clam Bill
Approved by Group
Sacramento-(UPH-A bill per
mitting the ipiportation of
clams that are below thd Cali
fornia size limit but meet the
legal size of the territory in
which they are taken, was
approved Wednesday by the
Senate Fish and Game com
mittee. - .... - -
The minimum legal size for
commercial clams ' taken in
California waters is l'i
inches. But the bill's author,
Sen. Jack Schrade (R - Del
Mar) said California currently
has a shortage of clams which
could be offset by importa
tion of clams from Oregon
and Washington.
The bill now goes . to the
assembly.
Nixon in Chicago
On Mystery Trip
Chicago - (DPI) - Richard M.
Nixon was in Chicago today
on a trip shrouded in mys
tery. . i
A traveling com p a n i o n,
Nicholas Ruwe, Detroit,
would say only that the form
er vice president was doing
"law work" and .keeping
"personal appointments" to
day. Nixon's chief appear
ance here was to be tonight
before the Commercial club,
but newsmen were barred.
Ruwe indicated Nixon was
avoiding newsmen because he
intended his first public ap
pearance since the California
election to be on the Jack
Parr television show Friday
night'.
Nixon and Ruwe went to
New York Thursday. Ruwe
said Nixon Saturday spoke
before the University club's
largest audience since' Sir
Winston Churchill spoke in
1948 and . Tuesday . before - a
group of 300 on Long Island.
The Paar show was taped
Sunday night.
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RATTLESNAKE BITTEN Sidney, left, a three-year-old
Weimaraner, recovers from a rattlesnake bite suffered when
he grabbed a snake behind a school in San Diego, Calif. Dr.
W. S. Rauber, who is treating the dog, also comforts Bubu,
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Small Worlds
Around Us
By LYNN M. W ATKINS
') .-( (Register and Tribune V:
Syndicate, 1963)
Gulliver Bottle Subdued by
Swarms of Lilliputian Ants
History does not , record
where Jonathan Swift got -the
Idea of placing his fictional
hero,' Gulliver, in the land
of Lilliput where the people
were no larger than a man s
little finger.. Nor does it, re
cord how he arrived at the
Idea of allowing Gulliver to
fall asleep on the ground and
awaken to find his hands, feet
and legs securely tied by the
busy little people,. who had
never before seen such a gi
ant, and had tied him up in
order to protect themselves.
Swift published the story
in the year 172B, and it has
become something of a clas
sic. Most children and adults
have been fascinated by the
story of Gulliver's Travels in
the land of Lilliput. All have
probably seen the drawing
wherp Gulliver, is spread-
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eagled on the ground with Lil
liputians swarming all over
the place. The little people
had secured ropes, stakes and
any and all, cordage they
could find, and tied the giant
securely.
Comes Alive
The old drawing came alive
for us the other'day when we
noticed a reenactment of Gul
liver's predicament on the
ground near a sidewalk. The
"giant" in this living drama
Gulliver himself, if we al
lowed our imagination a free
rein-was a large, black beetle
who had stupidly knocked
himself silly by crashing into
a steel mailbox.
Stunned by the impact, the
beetle Jay on his back, his
big legs' waving, feebly in .the
air. Within minutes of the
crash, the Lilliputians arrived.
There were hundreds of these
"little people," little blaclr
ants each less than one hun
dreth the size of the beetle.
The six-legged Lilliputians
were cautious. They seemed to
know how dangerous the viol
ently waving legs could be.
They were taking no chances.
One blow from a beetle leg
could break an ant in half.
Their concern was to keep
the beetle from regaining his
feet and escaping.
Once in a while an ant, a
little braver than his co-workers,
would rush in and grab
one of the beetle's legs. Sev
eral of these venturesome lit
tle creatures, misjudging their
own ability, would be kicked
and knocked end over end.
One ant evidently suffered a
broken log and was later car
ried away by half a dozen
other ants. . ."
Us Sheer Numbers
Finally, the Lilliputians de
cided on a frontal attack.
They would attempt to subdue
the giant by sheer weight of
numbers. They swarmed in,
half a hundred of them. They
clamored on the beetle, sink
ing their mandibles into legs
and anywhere they could get
a fang-hold..
The sting of the biting jaws
revived the giant. He must
have realized the seriousness
of his position. He struggled
violently, throwing ants right
and left. He rubbed one leg
against another, scraping off
i a dozen of the tiny attackers.
I But he was a little slow on
I recovering his strength. The
I Lilliputians had arrived in
overwhelming numbers, each
biting and holding, and each
injecting into the beetle's
body a tiny bit of numbing
i fluid. The giant's legs slowed
' their wild threshing. Shortly
; all they could do was quiver
feebly then they were still.
The little ants had subdued
I the giant. Gulliver had been
, overcome by these tiny, every
I day Lilliputians.
Approval Deferred on
Communism Study Aid
Salem - U'Pli - The State
Board of Education Wednes
day deferred to the June meet
ing scheduled approval of a
teacher guide on Communism.
The guide, "Understanding
the Nature of Communism,"
was designed to aid teachers
in giving inslrnction in a siN
week alternate course for
public high school seniors.
Enrollment in grades kin
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Anceles metropolitan area
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