2AMAIL TRIBUNE, MedforrJ, Oregon, Tuesday, October 21. 1958
Beck's Request for Trial Delay Denied
Tacoma-TPD - U.S. District
Judge George H. Bolt Mon
day denied ex-teamster boss
Dave Beck's request for an
indefinite postponement of his
income tax evasion trial
scheduled for next month in
Federal Court here.
Judge Bolt also turned down
a request for a pre-trial hear
ing in which evidence of com
munity bias could be present
ed. The judge, in an airmailed
decision from Washington,
D.C., to ' the Tacoma court,
said, "Further hearings and
additional argument would
serve no proper or useful pur
pose, the court being fully
satisfied that the showing
made does not justify the con
tinuance applied for."
Beck will go on trial Nov.
10 in Tacoma charged with
evading more than S200.000 in
income taxes for 1950-53.
WELL. MAYBE
Washington -JUPD-The Wash
ington Post and Times Herald
said today the government's
Small Business Administra
tion had received a letter
which read, in part:
"I'm just five feet tall in
my stocking feet, and I d like
to know if that qualifies me to
be a small businessman?
A.
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Emeritus Consultant In Medicine,
Mayo Foundation
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Dr.
The Person Who Has Lost
His Power of Speech
As we all know, many a
man who has had a bad stroke
has lost his power of speech
ei trier com
pletely or par
t i a 1 1 y. He,
perhaps, can
only think of
the word he
J wants to use.
He may b e
able to read
only with
great difficul-
Alvares ty, or not at
all, or he may have trouble
writing. There are several
types of aphasia (loss of the
power of speech or of writing
or of understanding lan
Many a wife of an aphasic
man wishes that she knew
how to help him find his
speech again, and for her
fine book has been written
by Dr. Mary C. Longerich. It
is called "The Manual for the
Aphasia Patient" (Macmillan,
New York). In it ther are 277
pages filled with simple ex
ercises, which can be used to
help the patient. I know
man who today fills very well
an important position in
large company. Some 30 years
ago he had a bad stroke which
left him unable to say a word
His devoted wife started
teaching him a new word
each day, until at last he re
gained his ability to talk nor-
fnally.
A Booklet on Allergy
To persons who ask me for
Thrifty and Quick
Please a little lassie with
this cap 'n' mitten set. A
beauty in long double crochet
with crocheted blossoms sewn
on.
You can quickly crochet this
pretty outfit quickly! Mom
my! Pattern 7147: directions
for 4-6; 8-10 year sizes in
cluded in pattern.
Send thirty-five cents (coins)
for this pattern add 5 cents
for each pattern for 1st class
mailing. Send to Medford
Mail Tribune Household Arts
Dept., P. O. Box 168 Old Chel
sea Station, New ork 11, N. Y.
Print plainly NAME, AD
DRESS, ZONE, PATTERN
NUMBER.
Our new 1959 Alice Brooks
Needlecraft Catalog, just out,
has many designs for crochet
ing, knitting, embroidery,
quilts, dolls, weaving. A spe
cial gift, in the catalog to keep
a child happily occupied a
cutout doll and clothes to col
or. Send 25 cents for your
copy of the book.
a book on allergy bigger
than the one I wrote some
years ago (Wilcox Follet, Chi
cago) I would suggest "Liv
ing with your Allergy," by
Dr. Samuel M. Feinburg (Lip
pincott, Philadelphia) who is
an expert in this field. It is
paper-bound volume of 191
pages. As I often have said
in this column, many an in
telligent person with some
knowledge of how we humans
beings get to suffering from
allergic skin diseases, or indi
gestion or gas, or hay-fever,
or astnma, can do nis own
home detective work so well
that he can discover what his
"allergies" are, and what he
must avoid if he is to be "com
fortable and healthy.
Booklets on Epilepsy
Mothers of epileptic child
ren and particularly moth
ers who live far from big
cities write asking if there
is any book that wilf give
their local physician help in
treating their sick child. Two
small books have recently
been published: one by Dr.
Tracy Putnam of Los Angeles,
called "Epilepsy, What is it?"
(Lippincott, Philadelphia). It
is a paper-bound volume, cost
ing $1.25. The other, called
"Epilepsy Handbook" was
written by D r s. - Frederick
Gibbs and Frederick Vf'.
Stamps (Charles Thomas,
Springfield, 111). 'The writers
of these two books 'are out
standing experts in this field.
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)
Democrats Lead
Voters in Oregon
' Salem -HJPD-Democrats will
go into the Nov. 4 election
with the greatest edge over
Republicans in recent years,
figures released by the State
Elections Division - showed
Monday.
Since the primary in May,
Democrats stretched their
lead over Republicans by 17,-
058 voters for a total reg
istration of 44,7,195.
Republicans gained only ",
637 since May for a total of
395,090 tregistered voters.
The Democratic edge is 52,-
105 voters.
The report showed total reg
istration of Democrats, Re
publicans and Independents to
be 855,044 compared .with
829,270 in the primary.
In the primary there were
430,137 Democrats and 387,
453 Republicans.
Total precincts for the state
are 2,719 compared witn
about 2,678 in the primary.
Elections Division Chief Free
man Holmer said he was not
positive of the total primary
precincts because of mistakes
in several counties.
LONG-LIVED LIGHT
Morristown, N. J. (DPD A
new exit marker has been de
veloped for aircraft which can
provide uninterrupted light
for up to 25 years-without an
external power source. - The
new markers, according to the
U.S. Radium Corp., are. made
of glass tubes which are coat
ed internally with a special
phosphor and filled with tri
tium. The tritium excites the
phosphor, which then emits
light. The best of the markers,
according to the firm, are vis
ible at 100 feet or more in
the dark.
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Court Records
DISTRICT COURT
Leslie F. Hamlin, failure to com
ply to license laws. S6.
Joseph E. Hasler. hunting during
prohibited hours, S30.
oruce l,. oiew, insufficient bind
ers. Si5.
Ernest I. McCartnev, failure to
,tag deer properly, S30.
Raymond L. McVay furnishing
liquor to minors, S105.
Richard Smith, no operator's li
cense, S10.
Jack M. Workman, overheight,
S15.
James O. Arntz, overload, $161.
Hollis W. Hatten. overload. S161.
Robert B. Hunnicutt, route 2,
box IF. Jacksonville, drunk on
public highway, $55.
Clinton A. "Kissinger. 205 Cali
fornia st., Jacksonville, driving
while under the influence of intoxi
cating beverage, $253.
Lawrence B. Sanderson. Red
Blanket Mill. Prospect, drunk on
public highway, S30.
John Oierks, inadequate muffler,
$15.
Kenneth A. Northdy, no opera
tor's license, $10.
CIRCUIT COURT
Emma Johnson vs. John H. John
son, divorce complaint.
John William Burns vs. Irene O.
Burns, divorce complaint.
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