Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, May 17, 1956, Image 20

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Newspaper Page TextrOUR MEDFORD (OREGON) MAIL TRIBUNE Thursday, My 17, 1958 WHY DOGS GET GRAY Ithaca, N.Y (U.PJ Cornell university scientists are trying to find out if dogs get gray-haired earlier in different parts of the nation. Dogs will be shipped to Cornell where studies will be made on the aging of the ani mals from various sections. The studies are designed to provide ideas for prolonging Jido's life span. Vote For RAY J. SCHUMACHER REALTOR - APPRAISER Democrat For COUNTY ASSESSOR For Jackson County ( tTJJ It was through the efforts of friends, who believe that the County Assessor should be in experienced appraiser with expe rience and judgment in the market, that I have placed my candidacy for this office before you. EXPERIENCED IN Administration Accounting Building Appraising Real Estate Broker since 1943 Builder, Sales, Leans, Management. In Various Businesses Sine 1928. Resident of Jackson County ever 30 Years. Paid Pol. Adv. 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FES mcfs 20 mar. 2i eja 7- 8-20-25 50-59-79-8: SCIENCE AT WORK New York (U.R) Very quiet ly and slowly hypnosis is becom ing "respectable" with doctors of medicine. They have known for a long time, as has everyone else, that there is something to it, and there now is no question of it be ing good medicine in some condi tions of ill health. The questions are, what condi tions and to what extent? Lead ers of medical science are encour aging the younger and more daring practitioners to find out, in their work with patients, on a really scientific basis. The trouble has been and still is, a certain lack of respectability. In the words of Dr. Richard Asher, who has quietly used hypnosis in general medical practice for 12 years: "It has tended to become the province. of the riffraff of medi cine, the sport of the music halls, and a popular item on tel evision. Probably the sinister notoriety with which sensation al literature has endowed the subject has scared away many who might have made serious and sincere use of it." A fellow of the Royal College of Physicians, he expressed his opinions in the journal of the B r i tish Medical association, which gave his views official sanction. In this country, the growing interest in the most respectable medical circles has been appar ent, and the International Uni versities Press has just found the interest sufficient to publish two out-of-print scientific works on the medical applications of hypnosis by the late Dr. Paul Schilder, a Viennese who pio neered in the field in the 20's un der the title, "The Nature of Hypnosis." All this dovetails with the de- By DELOS SMITH United Press Science Editor veloping science of psychosoma tics the influence of the mind upon the body. From the stand point of the conservative phy sician, hypnosis is in Dr. Ash- er's words "a state of exagger ated suggestibility produced by suggestion and fixing of the at tention." , In patients under hypnosis, he has produced some remarkable effects he has caused warts to disappear and blotched skins to clear up; he has diluted the hys teria of hysteria neurotics and deflated the anxiety of anxiety neurotics. But in no case would he say positively that the effects were due entirely to the suggestions given the patients under hypnos is or that some other - medical treatment wouldn't have done as well. His principal recommendation was that "hypnosis is worthy of more adequate study by medi cal men. Publicity and misuse by charlatans may have discour aged serious workers. . More work is needed before the value and limitations of hypnosis are defined." He was particularly conserva tive in describing his results in wart removal which seem spec tacular to a layman a 12-year- old schoolboy had 53 warts, mainly on his hands, which had been present for five years. Af ter 10 hypnotic treatments, all the warts had disappeared, but Asher said: "These results do - not prove anything, as not ' enough is known about the natural recov ery rate of untreated warts," and anyway, warts are "known to be readily amenable to prim itive forms of suggestion and superstition." 94 Precinct Polls For Election Listed Following are the polling places in Jackson county's 94 pre cincts for the May 18 primary election ballot, as announced by the county clerk's office. The eight single counting boards are marked with an asterisk, all others are double boards. MAKE THAT PUTT! ,...then make yourself a fine bourbon highball.. Ask for .Hi $nd tell the world you know gseat straight ZSentucfty bourbon! 6 years old (AGEDEvEAHtJ OLD HERMITAGE BRAND KErfTUCIWSTiUICHT BOURBON WHISKEY j mmfifl Tsi 0l Heinitaci Commit ifsStN?f uuisnatsi annum, iffjfE ,3y i5 QT. OLD HERMITAGE CO., D1V. Of NATIONAL D1ST. P800. CORP- FgANXf0ft,KY. KSXTUCKYSTRAISHT BOHRBOM WHtSXET, 86 PR00fj NO. 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 28-A 29 29-A 30 31 32 33 34 35 36 37 38 39 40 41 42 43 44 45 45- A 46 46- A 47 47- A 48 49 50 51 52 53 ' 54 55 55- A 56 56- A 57 58 59 60 61 62 63 64 65 66 67 68 69 70 71 ' 71-A 72 73 73-A 74 75 76 77 77-A 78 79 80 81 82 83 84 POLLING PLACES Public Library City Hall Legion Hall Armory NAME Ashland Ashland Ashland Ashland Ashland First Presbyterian church Ashland..... Calvary Baptist Church Ashland Junior High School Ashland . 715 North Main Street Ashland '. Lincoln School Ashland Briscoe School Ashland 130 4th Street Ashland Walker School Ashland S.O.C.E. Gym Ashland West Valley View School Barron Belleview.... Klamath Junction Cafe Belleview Cafe Pinehurst.... Lincoln School Colestine J sis. Q. Maint. Station Lake Creek , Lake Creek Store Butte Falls Town Hall Eagle Point North Teen-Age Club Eagle Point South High School Gym Flounce Rock ' Prospect Community Hall Trail Elk-Trail Schoolhouse Shady Cove Shady Cove School Reese Creek .. Dinner Bell Cafe Derby . Derby School Howard Howard School Howard Haupert Tractor Co., N. Pacific Hwy. Howard East ;.. Main Building Airport Howard East McCormick Farm Equ'p. Co., 2232 Biddle Rd. Roxy Ann 1060 Crater Lake Ave. Hillcrest Hillcrest Orchard Home Medford Pythian Building, 141 N. Grape St. Medford....Free Methodist Church Annex, 3 3 7. West 10th St. Medford City Hall Medford Eads Transfer, 123 S. Front St. Medford .'. 610 South Central Ave Medford. Lincoln School Medford 1116 North Riverside Ave. Medford Nye, Naumes Plant, 625 S. Grape St. Medford Court House Medford 701 Park St, Medford Mike's Seat Cover Center, 621 East Jackson St, Medford Boy Scout Headquarters Medford..... 1112 East Main St Medford . . Roosevelt School Medford Church of the Brethren Medford Hedrick Junior High School Medford: 2415 Lyman Ave Medford Washington School Medford . 706 Beekman St. Medford New Fire Hall, 8th and Lincoln Sts. Medford Assembly of God Church Annex. Medford 25 Summit Ave. Medford Jackson School Medford . 548 Fairmont St, Medford St. Mark's Guild Hall Medford Parish Hall Catholic Church Medford Senior High School Girls Gym Medford 605 Dakota Ave. Medford . 411 Oakwood Dr. Medford... 1315 Bundy St, Orchard Home East Jefferson School Orchard Home West . 1840 Stewart Ave. Phoenix East Presbyterian Church Phoenix West Phoenix New School Gym Phoenix Southwest Grange Hall Talent West Old School Gym Talent East ...... City Hall Griffin Creek Griffin Creek School Jacksonville North Jacksonville Community Hall Jacksonville South '......Odd Fellows Hall Perrydale North Oak Grove School Gym Perrydale South Temple Baptist Church Central Point West Townsend Hall Central Point N. East....: Crater High School Gym Central Point S. East East Legion Hall Central Point S. East Junior High School Old Gym Willow Springs Willow Springs School Mound Adm. Building, Camp White Mound Table Rock School Sams Valley .. Sams Valley School Wimer '. Grange Hall Rogue River East Grange Hall Rogue River West .-. V.F.W. Hall Rogue River West Homers Associated Station, 4830 S. Pacific Highway, Grants Pass Gold Hill North City Hall Gold Hill South . . 362 2nd St. Foots Creek...: Community Hall Applegate . School Gym Union old Ruch Store Watkins Route 2, Box 67A, Upper Applegate Sterling Old West Place, Applegate rd. Tw.'wa t I ' -mm t v mm CiJTUl!!Wltl1 a symbolism that does not escape the master statesman, a West German soldier snaps to atten- wuanrLpr?lent.s .arms as Sir Winston ChurchiU arrives at the Presidential Palace in Bonn. The former British prime minister, who aided his country in their victories oyer Germany in two world wars, attended a reception given by West German President Theodor Heuss. Vote For Margaret Von Lubken DELEGATE AT LARGE REPUBLICAN NATIONAL CONVENTION " State Vice Chairman Republican State Central Committee of Oregon (Paid Political Adv.) New Processing Plant Manager Named Here C. A. Parlier, until recently of Portland, has assumed manage ment of the Medford Meat com pany processing department. The company recently added a vac uum packing system for process ed meats. Parlier is in charge of the meat processing as well as the packing operations. He has been in meat processing type business for about 23 years and before moving to Portland about two years ago was for 10 years with the Provision company at Grants Pass. His family will join him here in late May after the school year term is completed. They have a daughter, Patricia Ann, 12 a seventh grade student, and their son, Charles A. Parlier Jr., has been assigned to Treasure Island with the Navy after completing Navy basic training. The Parliers have purchased the former J. Thomas Morehead home at 1628 East Main st, it was announced through Fidler MacKenzie agency where the deal was transacted by Bill Kerr of the agency. GN President Sees Cut in Car Sales. Detroit (U.R) General Mo tors President Harlow H. Cur tice predicted Tuesday that 5, 800,000 autos will be sold this year, a drop of 21 per cent from sales in 1955. Curtice also said 1957 autos would carry a higher price tag. The GM chief said his comp any, with "about 50,000" laid off already from the peak 1955 work force, will order more lay offs this week. But he said the new figure was "not large." Labor Department figures and layoffs announced by oth er firms in the past week indi cated auto industry unemploy ment in the nation totaled about 130,000. Curtice blamed a "downward trend" in auto sales and produc tion on credit policies of the Federal Reserve board. He said the board on April 1 put anoth er increase into effect on redis count rates for bank credits or resale of bank loan paper. LONG SURVIVAL Upton, Mass (U.R) When a devastating tornado swept through Holden, Mass., June 11, 1871, four-year-old Joe Martin took refuge in a barrel in the cellar of his home. The house was blown away, but Joe was unharmed. Joe, who now lives here, will celebrate his 90th birthday next year. 1 U JUDGE NELLE W. BURNS Incumbent and Candidate for Nomination for JUSTICE OF THE PEACE Nonpartisan Office 13 Years of Experience Pd. Pol. Adv. gjMjyftfli 5 v ? J , ' fM i I am going at the May Primaries Tomorrow to RE-NOMIINATE L. G. "SHY II COUNTY COMMISSIONER BECAUSE- He is a good business man, honest and reliable, and dedicated to strict economy in county government. We can now travel to any point in Jackson County on good, paved hard-top roads. More road and bridge improvements have been made in the past seven years than in the previous 15 years. All this improve ment has been accomplished without special bond issues, or direct taxation. The much needed Annex to our county courthouse has been built, without bond issue or a direct tax on real estate. All of the above has been paid for by State Gasoline Tax money, or O & C Land revenues. L. G. Shy Morthland Has Done A FINE JOB FOR US-LET'S KEEP HIM IN OFFICE To CONTINUE This Fine Public Service! TOM R. WILLIAMS, Central Point MAJOR PROJECTS COMPLETED ROADS 1. Applegate Road 2. Little Applegate Road 3. Dead Indian Road , 4. Butte Falls Road 5. Butte Falls to Prospect Road 6. Meadows Road 7. South Fork Little Butte Creek Rd. 8. Valley View Road (Medford) 9. Foothill Road 10. Elk Creek Road 11. Thompson Creek Road 12. 22 miles of new pavement Creosoted Timber Bridge 1. Wagner Creek on Rapp Road 2. Little Butte Creek 3. West Fork Foots Creek BRIDGES (Reinforced Concrete) 1. Bear Creek at Hot Springs 2. Bear Creek at Talent 3. Bear Creek on Table Rock Road 4. Bear Creek on Upton Road 5. Beaver Creek 6. Little Applegate River 7. Star Gulch 8. Evans Creek on Meadows Road 9. Red Blanket Creek 10. McNeil Creek-Butte Falls Road 11. Neil Creek Dead Indian Road 12. 3 Jackson Creek bridges 13. 2 Griffin Creek bridges STEEL BRIDGES 1. Steel Bridge Evans Creek at West Fork SHY NORTHLAND'S QUALIFICATIONS L. G. (Shy) Morthland has been a resident of Jackson county since 1928. He lived in Ashland before Opening the Medford Flower shop, which he formerly owned and operated for 15 years. He was in business in Portland before coming to the county, and has had in all 36 years of success ful and active business experience. He is on the board of directors of the Jacksonville Museum and of the Southern Oregon Historical society, and the local Keep Oregon Green committee. Other memberships he holds include the Judge and Commissioners association, the board of the Sal vation Army advisory committee, the Roxy Ann and Pomona Granges, the Elks lodge which he joined in 1919, and the Eagles and Moose lodges. He is president of the Jackson County Civil Defense organization. H owns his own home in Medford and other property in the county. Vote 91-X-L. G. (Shy) MORTHLAND Ed Adv. Morthland for County Commissioner Committee, Tom R. Williams, Secy.