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A AIL TRIBUNE, Bedford,
Marine's Nother
FaiSjrld, Conn. (UPD Mrs.
Charles T. Sanjjorn, mother
of a Connecticut Marine who
was killed when he failed to
answer a sentry's challenge
in Lebanon, said Wednesday
she holds no resentment to
ward 9e Leatherneck who
shot him.
Mrs. Sanborn, a . Christian
Scientist, said the Marine who
shot her son, Scott, 18, "must
feel very bad. We are praying
for him. Our love foes out
to him."
She said her son's life was
not given in vain a"hd she
still believes President Eisen
hower did the right thing by
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Not Resentful
sending Marines into revolt-
torn Lebanon.
"Through my son's death,"
Mrs. Sanborn told United
Press International, "1 feel he
was able to bring a better
understanding of peace in the
world." This is all we want.
"Only good can come from
God. I still feel this even
though tragedy has struck
me."
Sanborn was shot when he
reentered his own lines after
laying a trip flare wire
around his company perime
ter. A sentry challenged him
three times but1 he did not
answer.
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Great Character Changes
After A Little Stroke
A woman was just telling
me about her mother who, for
many years, had been so kind
to her. Droba-
I ' 4 I bly especially
If J u I so because she
was d a a ly
crippled. The
mother was
love and kind
ness itself.
And then one
day she felt a
tJ bit faint; she
Or Alvarez
lay down lor
a while, and then she got up
and seemed perfectly all
right. But for a few hours, she
had difficulty finding the
words she wanted to use and
sometimes she used the wrong
word.
In technical speech, she had
a slight aphasia. Then the fam
ily noticed a remarkable, most
distressing change in the
mother. Formerly, always an
immaculate housekeeper, she
suddenly became slovenly and
careless and even dirty. For
merly well dressed, she began
to go out in old and soiled
Court Records
MUNICIPAL COURT
Fred Smith, improper right turn,
S5.
Joseph Earl Brooks, disobeyed
traffic signal, $5.
Charles Henry Ward, disobeyed
traffic signal, $5.
Harlan Smith Nixon, violation
basic rule, $10.
Morris Dwight Ray, disobeyed
traffic signal, $5.
Richard Marshall Dopkins, viola
tion basic rule. S5.
Nicklas Rudolph Dewitt, disobey
ed traffic sign, So.
Leila Mabel Gilman, disobeyed
traffic sign, $5.
Jeanne Bevis, operating vehile
with no lights, $2.50
Benjamin Lee Ross, violation
basic rule, $10.
Kenneth W. Bostwick, driving on
instruction permit, $5.
Delmor V. Gould, violation basic
rule, $10.
Richard Edward Shepherd, dis
obeyed traffic sign, $5.
Ivan Neal Farris. disobeyed traf
fic signal, $5.
Donald Babcock, disobeyed traf
fic signal. $5.
David Don Legg, disobeyed traf
fic sign, S3.
Roy Elbert Renfro, violation
basic rule. $10.
John Emil Koch, failure to vield
right of way to pedestrian, $10.
Raymond Herbert Mann, disobey
ed traffic sign, $5.
Wallace Arthur Mitchell, dis
obeyed traffic signal. $5.
John Devere Schalow, disobeyed
traffic sign, $5. -
Lawrence Earl Blaker, following
too close, $10.
Joyce Elaine Dixon, violation
basic rule, $10.
Don Eugene Vessey, violation
basic rule, S10.
Gerald George Mattey, disobey
ed traffic signal, $5.
Clyde Sheridan Wheaton. failure
to stop when entering street from
private drive. $5.
Roland Lloyd Raber, disobeyed
traffic sign, $5.
David Louman Berry, disobeyed
traffic signal, $5.
Harriett L. Franklin, disobeyed
traffic sign, $5.
DISTRICT COURT
Orpha J. Smart, failure to sig
nal. $10.
Paul E. Scott, defective 'brakes,
$10.
Therron'A. Johnson, failure to
dim lights. $15
Archie Nixon, overwidth. $5.
Ralph Wendell Wier, furnishing
liquor to minors. $103.
W. Y. Goble. "speeding, $15.
Robert D. Shefler. 30. of 532
Palm St.. Medford, driving while
under the influence of intoxicating
liquor, $255.
CIRCUIT COURT
Henrv H. Dufer v Nn. w
Dufer, divorce complaint.
MARRIARF f.lrRNSR
APPLICATIONS
Kay Guy Manning and Myrtle
Inez Jones, both of Medford.
-.I... mciu, jjagie rumi,
and Barbara Jean Bettencourt,
DOCTOR DIES
West Brentwood, L. I.
rtJPD Dr. Harry Jennings
Worthy, 70, who is credited
with having introduced elec
tric shock treatment into the
United States, died here on
Tuesday night.
Astoria (UPD R a d i o re
ports reaching here said sub
stantial catches of albacore
tuna are being made off the
Oregon coast.
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Emeritus Consultant In Medicine,
Mayo Foundation
Emeritus Professor of Medicine,
Mayo Foundation
clothes. Formerly a wonderful
cook, she got so that she
couldn't even boil potatoes
well. Formerly absolutely de
voted to her daughter,' she
turned on her viciously and
malevolently, calling her all
sorts of names and hurting her
in every way .she could.
The poor daughter suffered
so terribly under this 'con
stant abuse that she was
tempted to hate her mother,
but she resisted this with all
her might. Later, when she
learned from me about the lit
tle strokes and what they
often do, she realized what
had happened, and then a
great peace came over her. As
she wrote me later, "No words
can describe how grateful I
felt for this- information in
formation which enabled me
to understand perfectly, and
hence to forgive everything."
Many Exceedingly Grateful
So many of my patients
have been exceedingly grate
ful to me as this woman now
is for helping them to under
stand why a mother or a fath
er changed from being very
loving to being mean and
hateful. I keep telling these
people, "Remember that your
mother is not at all responsi
ble for what she is doing; she
had a little stroke which de
stroyed one of the best parts
of her brain; hence it is a
very sick person who is being
mean to you. Forgive her and
keep forgiving her."
Often one of the kindest
things a physician can do is
to explain these mental
changes to patients. I will
never forget a couple of un
married sisters around 50
years of age who came to see
me years ago. They had lived
together affectionately .all
their days, until the elder one
got a very toxic exophthalmic
goiter and, as a result, became
irritable, unreasonable and at
time definitely psychotic.
Turning angrily on her de
voted younger sister, for no
reason at all she accused her
of many supposed faults, and
nearly broke her heart. The
sick woman was so disturbed
mentally that she refused all
treatment, and soon died. Af
ter the funeral, as I was chat
ting with the surviving young
er sister, I happened to re
mark that in many cases the
poisons from a toxic goiter
seriously damage the brain.
With this, the little woman,
with her face alive with eager
ness, said, "You mean to say
that my sister's terrible be
havior to me in those last
months could all have been
due to those poisons that
killed her?" When I said,
"Yes," the woman was so
happy she didn't know what
to do. She said, "Now for the
rest of my days I can live
happily, freed from that ter
rible thought that my dear
sister had turned against me
and had come to hate me."
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Eagle Point Man
Released from Jail
Marvin Andrew Ward, 18,
of 324 South B st., Eagle Point,
was ordered released from
jail and placed on parole in
custody of the state board of
parole and probation Tues
day by Judge James M. Main,
district court.
Ward had been sentenced
June 10, 1958, to one year
m jail after he pleaded guilty
to charges of petty larceny,
The original sentence pro
nounced by Judge Main was
subject to suspension after
Ward had served a reasonable
time.
Ward and a youthful com
panion had been charged
with taking beer from the
Wilson distributing company
plant in Medford on May 24,
1958.
NIKITA'S FACE 'DULL'
Chicago (UPD Yousuf
Karsh, world-famous portrait
photographer who has. snap
ped many of the world's
celebrities,, said he's willing
to pass up Soviet Premier
Nikita Khrushchev, who has
a "dull, uninteresting face
like a meat ball."
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foot circular bed Charles
Boody won on a television
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can't get it through the door
of his home.
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Frankenstein said to
his teenage son,
"Frankie" (he always
calls him Frankie)?
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