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Diabetes Drugs
Work As Team
By W. G. BRANDSTADT. M.D.
. ; Ncirspaper Enterprise An-
Q 1 drink enormous quantl
. ties of water and have to urin
. ate once or twice every hour.
My doctor says I have diabetes
insipidus and that the only tiling
that can be done to relieve me
is injections of pitrcssin. I am
getting tired of sticking myself
with a hypodermic needle. Is
there any drug that l ean take
by mouth for this condition?
A Injections of pitressin have
been standard treatment for
many years. Recently chlorothl.
azide and hydrochlorothiazide
tablets have been used to treat
-this disease. They reduce the
amount of waler drunk and the
quantity of urine by 30 to 50
per cent. This allows the victim
to cut down on the number of
:; injections, but not to stop them
altogether. The tablets work
best in those whose disease is
not controlled by the pitressin.
They will not work at all if you
are taking cortisone or any of
-Jlie related hormones.
Z Incidentally, there is no rela
tion between diabetes insipidus
C;and the commoner diabetes
T'rheilitus, usually referred' to as.
Z'jusl diabetes. In diabetes tiislp-;-itlus
thoro is no sugar in -the
;qrine.
j ' ; Q I have had a vaginal dis
charge off and on for many
; 'years. My doctor snys it's trich-
lomoniasis. Ilis treatment
;jjives mo temporary relief, but
.it always comes back. What can
; ;I do to get .lid of It?
-"A You have what Is some
times referred to as a ping-pong
disease because when a "wife
is cured she may have passed
it on to her liusband. He takes
treatment but meanwhile has
reinfected his wife and so on.
Unfortunately even when both
husband" and w ife are treated
simultaneously it is often hard
to prevent recurrence. A new
ding, metronidazole I Flagyl), is
now being widely .usod to com
bat tlis disease. Reports are
favorable in a largo proportion
of the patients treated, but re
currences arc observed in about
Man Hurt
When Hit
A pedeslrian was struck by
an automobile in tlie crosswalk
of Main Street and Esplanade
Avenue about ! a.m. today and
was transferred by police car
to the Klamath Valley Hospital
with a head Injury and bnuiscs
of the wrists and arms.
The injured was Ralph Wal
ters, 56, of 1718'i Wall Street,
who received eight stitches
for a head wound and was rcj
leased from the hospital later
this morning.
Walters w as struck by a car
operated by lliij;li Hemingway
fenwick", 49, of H25 Summers
Lane, as he stepped from the
curb into the crosswalk leading
from Main to Ksplanade.
Police records indicate that
Fenwick had been northbound
on Main Street when ho stopped
at tlie intersection of the rtiree
ttay street. He then turned into
the jog on Main Street and was
traveling almit 10 miles per
hour wiien lie struck the pedes
trian Police said that Walters was
Injured ulien he juniied back
In an effort to avoid the car.
Tne car hit him with Us left
fender and he fell striking tin
liead on tlie pavement.
Fenwick aj cited for failing
to yield the riRht of way.
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second course of treatment with
this drug may result in cure.
Q Is there a definite way to
tell whether you are allergic to
something? ' I have spells of.
sneezing when I come in contact
with soap flakes. Does this
mean that I am allergic?
A Have you tried, liquid
soap?
Please send your "questions
and comments to Dr. Wayne G.
Brandstadt, M.D., in care of
this paper. While Dr.- Drand
stadt cannot-answer Individual
letters, he will answer letters of
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Training Program Urged
To Help Losing Industry
PORTLAXD ( DPI i -The log
ging industry needs a program
of vocational training to supply
it with skilled and semiskilled
employes, a panel moderator at
the 54th Pacific Logging Con
gress said Thursday.
C. H. Willison, an official of
Crown Zcllerbach from Port
land, said the industry was
faced with a growing pool of
men wanting work, but un
trained for tlie jobs there are to
fill.
He said the industry had tra
ditionally trained its own men
but today was losing good men
to industries who will furnish
additional education.
George Steretel, a panel mem
ber and professor of logging en
gineering at the University of
Washington, said professional
forestry schools should look with
favor upon a vocational training
program for young men to enter
the industry ea kiggers. He said
there was no direct relationship
between what was taught in the
forestry schools and what
would be tauglit in vocational
schools.
Everett Barton, former Wey
erhaeuser Co. official and an in
structor at Lower Columbia Col
lege in 1ongvicw, said at least
one effort was being made to
provide young men with voca
tional training. He said industry
was cooperating with the school
to insure the most practical pos
sible courses.
Larger logging trucks were
Fumes Kill
6 Persons
WAYNE. W. Va. "(UPD-Thc
badly decomposed bodies of six
persons were found Wednesday
in a frame house at nearby
Shoals.
Authorities said the four' wom
en and t'WO men. were asphyxiat
ed by furies frora a kitchen
strive. &:jcf living room heater
which were found turned on
when voliiiKlccrs entered the
house wearing gas masks.
State -Police identified'the vic
tims as Carl Gorum iMcKee, 34,
Laura Ma-.!c Peyton, 36, Clara
belle Isaacs, 4A. and Ella Louise
Jordan, 23, all. of Huntington;
Glen Brown, 44, of Lavalette,
Wayne County, and 'Mrs. Sarah
Jones, 63, owner of tlie house.
Police said Mrs. Jones and
the l.'iaacs woman were sisters
nti'l uie Jordan and Peyton
women were their nieces.-
"11 was Wio most -horrible
thing 1 have ever seen in my
life," iid Wayne County Cor
oner Virgil Mills.
in Fomily Weekly
Sale Ends Sat.
suggested by Emmit Aston,
Oiiidk, Wash., lumber official.
He said larger trucks carrying
up to 800.000 pounds would re
duce the traffic frequency by 23
per cent and increase tlie pay
load by 23 per cent. He said
modern trucks are capable of
carrying increased loads with
out increasing the gross axle
weight because of new five
axle trucks and trailers.
James fiagley, of the U. S.
Plywood Corp. at Reedsport,
said tlie industry may have to
turn to dry-deck log storage to
reduce costs. But he said there
would be other problems when
dry decking was used.
Education
Honored
Next Week
By DAVID NYDICK
L'PI Education Specialist
The theme for American Ed
ucation Week, Nov. 10-16, is
"Education Strengthens tlie Na
tion." Tlie purpose of tlie week
is to concentrate attention upon
education as. a major factor
in our society.
As the nation pays tribute to
educators, interest will be di
rected toward seven important
aspects of education. Beginning
on Sunday the topics for consid
eration are: Values of free
men; learning opportunities for
all; quality teaching; balanced
curriculum; community re
sources; financial support;
goals for tomorrow.
The effectiveness of the pro
gram depends on the cooper
ative effprts of you and the
school. Many state and national'
organizations will be participat
ing. Each community should make
an attempt to learn more about
its schools. A school reflects the
desires of the community for
which it exists. Tlie quality of
the educational program , will
depend upon tlie interest and
support of the public.
Pare his have a direct interest
in tlie schools because of their
children. Most schools direct
their programs toward parents.
Perhaps this year an effort will
be made to reach all members
of the community even if they
do not have children attending
the schools They are all in
volved in supporting budgets,
They all directly or indirectly
benefit from education.
Modern education extends. be
yond the schools. It involves
community services and the
home. Success, therefore, is de
pendent upon close cooperation
between all tliesc areas.
Our nation has grown to rec
ognize that its education sys
tem is the backbone of its cul
ture. No other area has so much
to offer in terms of maintaining
and improving the nation's po
sition at homo and abroad.
American Education .Week
should only be tlie beginning.
The community's interest and
support must continue through
out he year. It is only by con
tinuous evaluation, research
and support that the standards
and quality of oiu schools will
continue to rise. The schools
will increase tlreir effectiveness
if (lie cosiuiinity w ill put forth
the necessary efforts.
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MONTE CARLO. .Monaco
(irpi)-iprince Albert. 5-ycar-o'd
son of Prince Rainer and
Princess Grace, had his tonsils
out 'Thursday at tlie Princess
Grace Clinic here. lr. Jean
Aubrey pronounced tlie opera
tion a success..
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HERALD AND
EXPERIMENTAL VISITORS Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Fredericks (left) of London, Eng
land, and their children, Antoinette, 18, and Geoffrey, 10, chat with Lawrence G, Dix
on Icenterl, president of Econo-Car Rental System, during visit to the UN in New
York. The Fredericks, the first foreign family to make free tour of America, are wind
ing up a 30-day trip about the country. Their visiti was under the auspices of U.S. De
partment of Commerce's "Visit-USA." UPI Telephoto
British Tour Family Finds U.S. Bigger,
Busier And Friendlier Than Expected
NEW YORK (UPI) - The
head of an English family com
pleting a one-m o n t h tour
through 23 states under the
"Visit-USA" program sums up
tlie family reaction in these
words:
"Your country is bigger than
we" thought, busier than we
thought, and friendlier than we
thought."
Anthony Fredericks. 50, of
Chelsea, a London suburb,
sp e a k i n g. Fredericks, who
served for 30 years" in the Brit
ish Army now is chief pharma
cist of the Royal Hospital in
Chelsea and the family lives in
a 300 year old house designed
by Christopher Wren, tlie noted
architect.
There are seven children (an
eighth on the wayl ranging in
age from 22 to 2'v. Fredericks,
two of the children, and his blue
eyed, brown haired wife. Mor
ny, 41, have completed a 5.0110
mile see - America automobile
trip to demonstrate that for
eigners can visit tlie United
States on a moderate budget.
All Expenses Paid
AS their expenses were paid
and they, got a lot of VIP
treatment, but Fredericks fig
ured a family of four easily
could "vacation as they did for
about $200 per person per week.
This, he explained, was averag
ing out cost of transatlantic
trip (they came cabin class on
a boat), plus food, lodging, fuel
and incidentals once in the
country.
"That's comparable to a. va
cation on the (European) conti
nent," he said.
Their trip took them as far
north as New Hampshire. Ver-
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Louisiana.
In New Orleans, Fredericks, a
trumpeter in the British Army
band, was invited to sit in wiih
a jazz combo. He. did.
The Same Twist
Daughter Antoinette (Tony),
an 18-year-old hrunette beauty
who for two years has done
fashion modeling, was asked in
several cities to show the Eng
lish version of the twist "same
as in America," she said.
Jeoffrey, 10. said the high
spot of the trip to him was to
go aboard the ships "Susan
Constant," "Godspeed" and
"discovery," the first ships to
sail from England to settle the
Jamestown, Va., colony.
"As for food, we found the
hamburger eternal," Mrs. Fred
cricks spoke up. "But one
doesn't have to eat it always,
does one? I was impressed by
the variety of your foods. You
can do chicken tons of ways."
"If you asked me what is
typically American," she added,
"I'd say apple pie a la mode,
cherry pie a la mode, pecan pie
a lamodc. . ."
The Tea Problem
The British family, which
likes its tea stronger than
Americans usually make it,
found an easy solution to tlie
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restaurant tea bag. "We just
punched holes in the bags and
let the contents into the cup,"
she explained.
The Fredericks were chosen
for the trip by happenstance.
The London representative of
one of their sponsors had a son
who'd played soccer with Jeof
frey. "One morning this voice on
the phone said, 'Would you like
to visit America?'" said Fred
ericks. "I thought she was jok
ing at first."
The U. S. Department of
Commerce helped with arrange
ments and the tab for the trip
was picked ,up by Econo-Car
Rental System (Fredericks
"drove one of its station wag
ons), Cu n a rd Lines, Holiday
Inns, the motel chain, and Sher
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Scribe Learns Secret
Of Analyzing Elections
Dy DICK WEST
WASHINGTON (UPD - Aft
er each election there comes a
period of what is known in po
litical circles as "analyzing the
returns."
The ballots we cast don't just
speak for themselves, you
know. In order for us to under
stand why we voted the way
we did, somebody has got to sit
down and figure out what we
meant w hen we voted that way.
I save great admiration for
election interpreters, mainly be
cause I have never been able
to master that art myself. But
I keep on trying just the same.
In the wake of the elections
this week, I approached a
friend of mine who specializes
in interpretations and asked
him to give me a few pointers.
Says It's Easy
"I'll be glad to," he said.
"It's quite simple really, once
you get the hang of it. When
issues are involved you analyze
the politicians, and when poli
ticians are involved you analyze
the issues. Got it?"
"I think so," I said. "Would
you mind giving me an exam
ple?" "Very well. Take the .mayor
ally election in Philadelphia.
A Democrat named James H.
J. Tate defeated a Republican
named James T. McDcrmott.
How would you interpret that?"
"Could it mean that a major
ity o! the voters felt that Tate
would be a better mayor thai'i
McDcrmott?"
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"Good heavens!" my friend
exclaimed. "You do need help!"
"Well, then, maybe it means
that Philadelphia voters are
prejudiced in favor of candi
da'es with two middle initials."
"You are trying to analyze
the politicians," my friend said.
' What this election provides
is sn opportunity to analyze the
political impact of the civil
rights issue."
Tries Another
"I think I'm catching on," I
said. "Try me on another one."
"All right. In New York City,
the voters went on record 3 to
I in favor of legalizing off-track
betting on horse races. Let's
see how you analyze that."
"I analyze it to mean that
three out of every four New
Yorkers are in favor of legaliz
ing off-track betting," I said.
"Now you are trying to
analyze the issue," my mentor
commented. "This one should
be. interpreted as a political vic
tory for Mayor Wagner."
I thanked my friend for ex
plaining the system to me and
I believe I have it all straight
ened out now.
According to my analysis of
the returns, the odds against a
New York horse being elected,
mayor of Philadelphia on a civ
il riglils platform are 3 to 1,
iStf-track.
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all other birds.
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