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Terrorists Bomb Shop in Lebanon
Be rut, Lebanon (IB Ter
rorists bombed a coffee shop
in Beirut'! main square Thurs
day in a new eruption of vio-J
lence in the struggle to oust
pro-western President Camille
Chaumon.
The army immediately
blocked off the area. Uncon
firmed reports said between
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Oregon, Friday, Mar 16, 1958
12 and 14 persons were killed,
the gravest of several spora
dic clashes and bombings re
ported today.
In Cairo, the semi-official
Middle East News Agency
said in a dispatch- from Da
mascus that Lebanese rebels
had seized the government's
summer headquarters some 30
miles from Beirut.
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Of Drive Seen
Noticeable favorable "side
effects" to the "You Auto Buy
Now" campaign conducted
May 1 to 10 by Medford auto
dealers have been reported as
a result of the sales program,
those in charge said Thursday.
As examples, they cited a
jewelry store which had a
business increase of 28 per
cent during the 10-day period
compared to the first 10 days
in May last year; and a men's
clothing store which was 9.75
per cent behind in its April
business, but which picked up
during the May 1 to 10 period
to a point 23.1 per cent ahead
of last vear.
A Medford department store
reported the first 10 days in
May ran 34 per cent ahead of
the first 10 days of April, and
that the May 1 to 10 period
was 18 per cent above the
same period a year ago, which
was 10 per cent over the
normal seasonal increase.
Auto service business ran
an average of 27 per cent
higher than the first 10 days
of May in 1957, the reports
indicated.
Bakery Workers
Get Pay Increase
San Francisco (IP The
International Bakery and
Confectionery Workers un
ion has negoiated the largest
package wage increase in the
history of the industry on the
Pacific Coast.
The tentative agreement
calls for total wage increases
of $10.25 a week by next May
1 for 18,000 bakery workers
in California, Oregon and
Washington. .
Workers in San Francisco,
Fresno and Long Beach are
not affected. Locals in those
cities joined the AFL-CIO
sponsored American Bakery
and Confectionary - Workers
union after the IBCW was ex
pelled on corruption charges.
The new pay scale calls for
a $3.50 weekly raise retro
active to the first of this
month; a $3.50 increase next
Feb. 1 and $3.25 next May 1.
The scale for workers now is
$95.70 for a 35-hour week.
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Los Angeles ftPI West
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20-cent dividend to stockhold
ers Thursday despite a shut
down in operations caused by
a pilots' striwe that began
Feb. 217 The airline reported
an operating loss of $524,137
in the first quarter but real
ized a net income of $135,863
as a result of the sale of
used aircraft.
Salem Bids on $7,-
600,000 in highway projects
will be opened by the State
Highway commission here on
May 29.
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The Medical
A Huge Tumor
In the old days when sur
gery had a good many dan
gers attached to it, doctors
usea to see,
e s p ecially in
foreign lands
and remote
d i s t r icts in
this country,
huge tumors.
I reme m b e r
when I was a
m e d i cal stu
dent, 54 years
Dr. Alvarez ago, seeing a
Chinese come into the Stan
ford Clinic carrying in front
of him a huge tumor which
had originated in his groin.
He had it in a wheel-barrow
which he pushed ahead of
him. Another Chinese came
in, staggering under a huge
fatty tumor which he had on
his back. One can understand
how these foreigners had, for
many years, felt disinclined
to trust to the American doc
tor's surgery.
All of this was in mind
today as I rc-read the account
of an ovarian tumor, weigh
ing 184 pounds which was re
moved a few years ago by Dr.
D. H. Eames Jr. The woman
was 44. One would think she
might have gotten the prize
for the biggest ovarian tumor
ever removed, but no; hers
was only the 13th largest re
ported. I always marvel at the psy
chology of a person will
go on for many years dragging
around a tumor like that.
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came from Maimonides, who
was a celebrated doctor of the
12th Century. He was a court
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Emeritus Consultant la Medicine,
Mayo Clinic
Emeritus Professor of Medicine,
, Hayo foundation
writer and a philosopher. In
his prayer he says, "Preserve
my strength that I may be
able to restore the strength
of the rich and the poor, the
good and the bad, the friend
and the foe. Let me see in the
sufferer the man alone. When
wiser men teach me, let me be
humble to learn; for the mind
of many is so puny, and the
art of healing is so vast ...
let me be intent upon one
thing, O Father of Mercy, to
be always merciful to Thy
suffering children."
Dr. Alvarez hopes his read
ers will ' understand that it
would be impossible for him
to answer requests for infor
mation or to attempt to diag
nose by mail.
(Released by The Register and
Tribune Syndicate. 1958)
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