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Tucson Citizen from Tucson, Arizona • 18

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I T' ok i i "lmi r-r ir u'j-'ir'n yy PAGE 18 TUCSON DAILY CITIZEN WEDNESDAY MAY 10 1972 mnymm H' or of a cure S-V 'v Good bad mixed in old remedies Chinese tentatively decide on medical exchange visits a medical association official said a sampling: If you have sore throat apply a roast potato to your head and a half-tightly drawn left sock or stocking to your throat Swallow and wait For an earache place a hot onion against the orifice If you get an onion get a friend to blow in seme tobacco smoke Rub an eye stye with a black tail An ancient Irish cure for the mumps involved leading the patient around a pig pen by a halter The Irish also turned to the donkey to cure whooping cough Victims were passed nine times under the belly The old wives also stumbled onto some more practical treatments: Rheumatism sufferers might benefit from hot treacle or hot wax wrapped on aching wrists with brown paper And scraping mouldy bread on an infection was an effective anti biotic in its time LONDON AP) Sore throat? Send for a roast potato Earache? Then look for a hot onion And if you have the mumps try trooping around the pig pen in a halter the kind of advice featured in an exhibition of old remedies opened in London by the British Medical Association A lot of the quack solutions did as much harm as good the doctors say but some contained at least the grain of a cure think a lot of good in old remedies when you strip them bare of the mumbo-jum- Dogged gunman gets his auto has taken an initiative by suggesting that the American Medical Association issue an invitation to the Chinese Medical Association to send a delegation to its annual meeting in June A spokesman for the American Embassy declined comment on the Washington dispatch from Peking reporting tentative agreement on a exchange program at talks between the US and Chinese ambassadors in Paris N-VV-- -s- Eagle Scout Ron Nickel has been awarded the Eagle Scout rank The 16-year-old Sahuaro High School sophomore is a member of Troop 152 BALTIMORE (AP) -Ronald Lapia pulled his car up to a stop light in downtown Baltimore His large English sheepdog was sitting in back A man walked up and asked if the dog bit Lapia 30 said the dog did not The man pulled out a pistol forced driver and beast out of the car and sped off number of infectious and communicable diseases such as venereal disease parasitic diseases polio measles and others which were endemic 20 years ago also are great achievements On the other hand they frankly say that Chinese medicine lags behind the West in many areas For that reason both government officials and individual doctors say they are anxious to reopen scientific communication channels with the West particularly with the United States One of the best ways to do this they believe is for Chinese doctors to visit US medical centers and for American doctors to come here Despite the current uncertainty over when such a program will get under way government officials here ac- cording to well informed sources are eager to get it started However they make it clear that for the time being it must be on a wholly unofficial basis They also feel organization of medical care research and education called which roughly translated means struggle criticism transformation preoccupies Chinese medicine at the present time at all levels To a certain extent the leaders of Chinese medicine view a vast number of American medical tourists at this time as an unwanted diversion Nevertheless interviews with a great number of Chinese doctors indicate most of them are anxious to have American medical scientists particularly specialists visit here have much to learn from American is a typical comment they can learn something from Chinese doctors usually cite new discoveries in the effectiveness of traditional herbal medicines and acupuncture both as a substitute for chemical anesthetics and in the treatment of a wide variety of 20 off our china service for 8 25 off our china service for 12 Come and get ism! -diseases as outstanding strongly that the initiative achievements since the Com- must come from the United munists came to power States In addition they feel that There are unconfirmed rathe virtual wiping out of a mors here that Washington Eagle stays earthbound free she was unable to fly The vet said the bird which is eating raw hamburger and dog and cat food was either too weak or had forgotten how to fly during her weeks of confinement and treatment Cooper said there was no reason why the grounded eagle will not regain her airborne abilities WENATCHEE Wash (UPI) Veterinarian Harvey Cooper has an eagle that is either weak or forgetful He has been caring for the 20-pound female for several weeks since she was hit by a truck and suffered a broken leg and torn beak Both injuries have healed but when Cooper tried to set the eagle Sale2241 Reg 2988 59-piece service for 8 with bluegreen pattern and platinum band Sale4123 Reg 5498 59-piece service for 8 with whitegray pattern and platinum band Sale 4873 Reg 6498 59-piece service for 8 with blacksilver white pattern Sale5623 Reg 6498 98-piece service for 12 with whitegray pattern and platinum band Sale 6373 Reg 8498 98-piece service for 12 with white on white pattern and platinum band Sale11248 Reg 14998 98-piece service for 1 2 with black scroll on white pattern and gold band Vacuum cleaner sale! Clean-up on savings By CHARLES FLATO WuMngtn PMt Nwi Strvk Charies Fla to Is a eU knowi American medical writer who has Just completed a visit to China PEKING Chinese government leaders have reached a tentative decision on a program for exchange visits by Chinese and American medical doctors The Chinese appear to now accept the idea first discussed during President visit to Peking last February according to a physician close to Premier Chou En-lai The source also said the doctor exchange program has been under discussion in Paris at the talks between the American and Chinese ambassadors This was the first indication that the Paris talks had dealt with matters of substance in the first three meetings between the two envoys No announcement however of the tentative decision can be expected in the immediate future according to sources There are several reasons 'why One is political Although the escalation of the air and naval war by the United States in Vietnam will not short of an attack on Chinese rail lines into North Vietnam basically alter current Chinese policy toward the United States a large-scale cultural exchange program under the circumstances is highly unlikely at this time A second reason is a protocol matter Sticklers for diplomatic niceties the Chinese would expect to have doctors from here invited to visit the United States before additional Americans are allowed to come here They feel it is necessary for the United States to first reciprocate for their having invited four American doctors to China early this year A third reason has to do with Chinese insistence that until the United States recognizes China any cultural exchange program including two-way visits by doctors must be on a people-to-people basis not govemment-to-gov-emment The Ping-Pong pat-tern of diplomacy it appears is to be followed in the exchange of medical scientists If and when these conditions are met the program at first will be limited The number of doctors from here going to the United States will be small So will the number of Americans to be invited here This is both a matter of logistics and a preoccupation here with other medical problems The logistics concern arises out of an unexpected boom in tourism not only by Americans but by people from scores of other countries Applications for tourist visas have skyrocketed in recent months Chinese tourist bureau officials called CATT the Chinese Administration for Travel and Tourism say that only a fraction of the hotel accommodations needed to meet current demands is available In addition because the vast majority of foreign visitors wishing to come here cannot speak Chinese the supply of translators falls far short of the number that would be required Would-be American physician visitors they point out complicate the translator problem Those bilingual Chinese with a reasonably good working knowledge of English usually are unable to translate medical jargon The number who can is severely limited There is another bar to a large influx of medical visitors at this time The medical community here is absorbed with the aftermath of the cultural revolution which began in 1966 and still is continuing Discussion of all aspects of the Bobby Fischer chess site GROSSINGER NY (AP) American chess grandmaster Bobby 1 Fischer has agreed to Iceland as the site of his 24-game world championship match against Boris Spassky of Russia A spokesman said Fischer would play conditions of the Iceland bid as yet unseen by him and in accordant with such rules as have been laid down by FIDE (International Chess Federation) as yet sot clarified to Some patterns available on special order only Check these 20 savings on flatware Regularly 3498 Wow 2798 Tender 55-piece 1 service for 8 weetPW Sale 5988 Reg 6895 upright vacuum cleaner beats sweeps and cleans all at once Four height adjustments In harvest gold Sale2688 Reg 31 95 easy to handle and store Lightweight cleaner with 3 position vacuum selector In grass green Sale5988 Reg 6895 versatile all steel 10-piece canister cleaner with cord reel 3 way power selector and vibra beat nozzle Whispering 55-piece service for 8 -j on aH our casual dinnerware! 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