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Anaheim Servicemen by jim moore Sgt. Theodore L. Natividad, C. Company, 181st Armored Infantry Battalion, has been chosen "Soldier of the Month" for the company. Natividad, who resides at 218 S. Clementine, was chosen top-man from the sixty plus men in Company C. His Platoon, the Mortar Platoon, is commanded by Lt. John Weir, 8501 Knott Ave., Buena Park. With a splendid record of attendance and performance during his 30 months of service with the California National Guard, Sgt. Natividad has been a fine example to his men," commented Lt. John Joye, 253 Foxdale Ave., La Habra, commanding officer of the unit. Sgt. Natividad who is employed with Electra Motors, recently became the father of an eight pound 12 ounce boy. Participate in the exchange week-end program among the four armed forces academies. Midshipman Keolanui is the son of Mr. and Mrs. R. E. Bittenbender of this city. He is a graduate of Long Beach Poly High School in Long Beach. The purpose of the exchange visits is to offer cadets of each service an orientation and appreciation of other service academies, to provide them an opportunity for establishing close personal relationships with members of those academies; and to promote a better understanding and cooperation between the future officers of the Armed forces. Exchange visits between West Point and Annapolis are a well established custom. However, the New London and Colorado Springs academies are participating this year for the first time. This expanded program is a result of the first conference of superintendents of the service academies which was held in New London last April. While at New London, Midshipman Keolanui followed the daily routine of the Coast Guard Cadets. Private Donald L. Peters, U.S. Army, son of Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert Peters, 6931, Savanna, completed the eight-week anti-aircraft artillery remote-control repair course April 3, at the Ordnance School, Aberdeen Proving Grounds, Md. Peters was trained to assist in the inspection testing, repair and maintenance of remote control STAFF SGT. LACY ... receives commendation Acting Staff Sergeant John J. Lacy, USMC, was commended March 10 for his outstanding performance of duty as Administrative Chief with the Headquarters Group, a unit of the 2nd Marine Aircraft Wing at the Marine Corps Air Station, Cherry Point, N.C. Lacy is the son of Mrs. Hattie M. Lacy of 8890 Brookhurst Ave., Anaheim, and husband of the former Miss Alice M. Brunk of Savannah, Mo. Before enlisting in the Marine Corps in July 1955, Sgt. Lacy graduated from Guard Business University. Midshipman Gus L. Keolanul, USN, visited the U.S. Coast Guard Academy, New London, Conn., this weekend as one of ten Naval Academy men at New London to OFFICE FURNITURE Since 1923 ALFERNANDEZ OFFICE EQUIPMENT Authorized Factory Agent Name Brands 220 E. Commonwealth Fullerton—LA 5-2349 Anoheim—KE 5-702 While at New London, Midshipman Keolanui followed the daily routine of the Coast Guard Cadets Private Donald L. Peters, U.S. Army, son of Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert Peters, 6931, Savanna, completed the eight-week anti-aircraft artillery remote-control repair course April 3, at the Ordnance School, Aberdeen Proving Grounds, MD. Peters was trained to assist in the inspection testing, repair and maintenance of remote control equipment. He entered the Army last September and received basic combat training at Fort Ord. The 22-year-old soldier is a 1954 graduate of Anaheim Union High School and was employed by Dixie Cup Co., before entering the Army. Private Harry G. Kentoplan, U.S. Army, son of Mrs. Irene Kentoplan, 1122 W. Broadway, is scheduled to complete the final phase of six months active military training April 23, under the Reserve Forces Act program at Fort Eustis, Va. During this phase, Kentoplan is receiving eight weeks of on-the-job training in the duties of a seaman. He is scheduled to spend the remainder of his military service with the 477th Transportation Company in Santa Ana. The 22 year-old solider received basic combat training at Fort Ord. Before going on active duty, Kentoplan was employed by Hunt Foods Inc., Fullerton. He is a 1955 graduate of South Shore High School, Chicago. Biennial Disney HOLLYWOOD (UPI) — Walt Disney has announced he will produce an animated feature every two years. He will follow "Sleeping Beauty" with "101 Dalmatians" and then contemplates a tale about King Arthur's youth. MANY SPECIALS—Botts Nursery LANDSCAPE CONTRACTOR 1226 Lincoln, Anaheim Phone KE. 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Center, KE 5-4403 — Free Parking in Rear Bizarre Illnesses Often Show Res By DELOS SMITH UPI Science Editor NEW YORK (UPI)—Since people often put their resentments into "the language of organs," such as "she gives me a pain in the neck" and "what a headache this job is," it is not surprising their hidden resentments get expressed in the same language — in bizarre illnesses. So advised an authority in psychosomatic science in giving doctors who think of people as "machines" operated by their bodies and chemistry. A close-up view of how very complicated people can be when they produce physical symptoms of illness which have symbolic meaning to their emotions. And doctors can fall for it because "most physicians have been trained to view the patient as a physico-chemical machine," continued Dr. Robert L. Faucett of the Mayo Clinic and Foundation, Rochester, Minn. The symptoms make no sense if you consider the body only a "physico-chemical machine." pecially when examination and laboratory tests reveal no cause for the symptoms. Yet these people stand still for all sorts of tests and examinations, in fact demand them, and go so far as to want surgery. Product Of Conflicts These patients don't recognize but their physical symptoms are caused by the difficulties they have had or are having with other people and their personal situations, he said. They get personal advantages in expressing their conflicts in terms of illness rather than by recognizing them for what they are. For one thing, "the physically ill person is excused from responsibility, blame and failure and treated, at least for a time, with sympathy and kindness." For another, he can pass all responsibility on to the doctor if he describes his difficulties "in terms of the physico-chemical machine." The doctor "could talk directly about the patient's masked and hidden feelings and make the patient aware of their inappropriateness to the present situation," and to the degree he succeeds, "he will diminish the patient's anxiety and give him an opportunity to..." SEA — Robert L. Saska, Machinist Mate third class, USN. He is serving aboard the USS Pollux, navy cargo vessel, checks fuel oil pump in the engine room of the Pollux while the ship is under way from Japan to the Philippines. Saska is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Leonard L. Saska, 857 S. Helena. The Pollux is a supply ship attached to the U.S. Seventh Fleet operating in the Pacific. It is one of two such vessels supplying dry stores to the fleet. In July of that year, he has been aboard the Pollux since March 1957. (Official U.S. Navy Photograph) SPRING FOOD SAVINGS! M.C.P. ALL BOARD! SAVE SPRING FOOD SAVINGS! M.C.P. FROZEN ORANGE JUICE 2 6-oz. Cans Limit 8 Cans 25¢ CHASE & SANBORN COFFEE All Grinds 59¢ lb. 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ANAHEE Limit Rights Reserved—No Sales to Dealers—Open Every Day 8 a.m. to 9 p.m. Ben Show Resentments by when examination and story tests reveal no cause symptoms. Yet these peo and still for all sorts of tests examinations, in fact demand and go so far as to want Product Of Conflicts the patients don't recognize it their physical symptoms are by the difficulties they had or are having with other and their personal situation he said. The get personal images in expressing these is in illness rather recognizing them for what are one thing. "the physically on is excused from respon blame and failure and is at least for a time, with thy and kindness." For an he can pass all responsibil to the doctor if he describes difficulties "in terms of the chemical machine." doctor "could talk directly the patient's masked and feelings and make the pa-ware of their inappropriate the present situation," and degree he succeeds, "he minish the patient's anxiety give him an opportunity to become more nearly adult." But "the physician is a product of the same culture that produces the patient. He hesitates to listen to a patient's recital of intimate personal events and feelings." Anyway "the power of sugges-tion is greatly over-rated. If pa-tients with emotional problems could be cured of their difficulties by suggestion, so many would not continue to inhabit physicians' offices." Faucett continued in a lecture in the technical journal, "Minnesota Medicine." What the physician should do is simply tell the patient his symp-toms are not due to any organic illness and then explain they SMITH B. F. 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