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Man Pleads Guilty To
James R. Jackson of Med
ford And Portland, pleaded
tTuilty in district court
Wednesday afternoon to a
charge of making a false
statement in writing to pro
cure benefit
Jackson, who was returned
to Medford from Portland by
sheriffs deputies earlier this
year, had originally been ar
raigned in circuit court Feb.
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Court Charges
27 on a charge of uttering and
publishing a false check.
The felony charge was dis
missed on a motion of the
district attorney. Jackson was
charged with fashing 'a $75
check Juuly 21, 1958, in a
Medford store.
Judge Roy Bashaw sen
tenced him to nine months in
the county jail on the recom
mendation that he be trans
ferred to Multnomah county.
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The Medical
Most Men are Mixtures
Of Good and Bad
While re-reading Charles
Darwin's Autobiography (Har
court, Brace, N.Y.), I was im
pressed with what Darwin
said about Captain Fitzroy
of the Beagle.
Dur in g the
five - year
voyage, Dar-
i t
r. - I win snarea a
?$fh cabin with
him. As he
wrote, "His
character had
many noble
features. He
Dr. Alvarez was uevuieu
to his duty, generous to a
fault, bold, determined, in
domitably, energetic, and an
ardent friend to all under his
sway." But he was so supi
cious, touchy, hot-tempered,
and violent; so unreasonable,
and at times insane, that he
was a hard man to live near.
After the voyage, Darwin
avoided him because he was
so easily offended for no rea
son. JLventuaiiy, nice nis
uncle, Fitzroy committed
suicide. As Darwin said, it Was
remarkable that a man who
could be so noble could, at the
same time, be so unreasonable.
A Child Who Bangs His Head
People write asking . me
what to do for a small child
JudgingGroupfor
Nominee Named
Nine Jackson county educa
tional, business and profession
al men will serve on the judg
ing committee to select the
local nominee for a $500 "Step
to Knowledge" scholarship
sponsored by Oregon Nevada
California Fast Freight, Inc.
and Southern California
Freight lines.
C. C. Proctor, the com
panies sales representative,
said members of the judging
committee will be Elliott D.
Becken, assistant superinten
dent of Medford schools, chair
man; Arthur L. Straus, prin
ciple of Crater High school,
Central Point; Ernest James,
Phoenix, superintendent of
schools; Eugene A. Vinckel,
Medford, principal of Talent
High school; Otto A. Ewald-
son, Medford, Swemi Book
and Gift store.
John J. Crabb, Jacksonville,
superintendent of schools;
Gaylord W. Smith, principle
of Ashland High school;
Dwight L. Houghton, assistant
manager of the U. S. National
Bank Medford branch; and R.
A. Herndobler. Ashland.
The committee will select
a graduating senior from Med
ford, Crater, Jacksonville,
Phoenix, Talent or Ashland
High schools. His application
will be forwarded to the final
judging committee in San
Jose. Calif.
Students interested in ap
plying for a "Step to Knowl
edge" scholarship must submit
applications through then-
schools by May 13.
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who keeps banging his head
against the side of his crib,
or who gets up on his hands
and ' knees and then keeps
throwing his body back heavi
ly on his heels. I have asked
some of the best children s
specialists in the world about
such behavior and they tell
me they don't know what it is
due to. All they know is that
the child eventually gets over
it. So .far as I can learn, it
doesn't leave any permanent
result. I , know a handsome
big and able lad in college
who, in his babyhood, used to
swing back and forth, half
asleep in his crib. Another
child I knew who for months
banged his head each night is
today a powerfully - built and
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Gray Hair
Many persons ask why they
should have gotten gray early.
In such cases I always have
the blood checked and the gas
tric juice examined to see if
there is any sign of pernicious
anemia. Quite a few persons
who inherit anemia have a
tendency to get gray early.
They can be helped by taking
an injection of Vitamin B12
once a month.
I know of no vitamin, or
anything, that will keep the
hair from getting gray or that
will change its color after it is
gray. --. Women whose hair
keeps falling out should have
their basal metabolic rate
checked.
Dr. Alvarez' new booklet
on asthma, allergy and hay
fever, may be obtained by
sending 25 cents and a large,
stamped, self - addressed en
velope with your request to
Dr. Walter C. Alvarez, Dept.
MMT, The Register and Tri
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