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AMCC S&3 MAR. 22 Yoor Daily According jg.APft! .20 To develop messoge for Sunday; read words corresponding to numbers Hyn.7S.7T.si 454-62-65 of your Zodiac birth 16 TAUtUS APR. 21 MAY 21 1 Keep 2 You're 3 Remember 4 Avoid 5 You 6 The 7 Mistakes 31 New 32 Peak 33 May 34 Shines 35 Nerve 36 Petty 37 Tension 38 Unusual GEMOS MAY 22 8 Sun 9 Aoorooch'mg 39 Receive U JUNE 22 10 Through 40 Annoyances 4- 7-10-351 11 Advantages 41 And 12 Keep 42 Nature 13A 43 Today 14 Of 4 And ISMoke 45 In 16 Plugging 46 Brightest 17 A 47 Control 18 An 48 And 19 Disregard 49 To 20Observe 50 Are 21 Safety 51 Excellent 22 Turn - 52 To 23 Substantial 53 Finances 24 Promotion 54 Religion 25 Your 55 Apparent Contribution 56 Day 37-41-7 CANCtl JUNE 23 JULY 23 c r TQsl a 1 LEO JULY 24 AUG. 23 lIS-17-23-261 r43-49-87-88 VOGO It 27 Attention 57 Refresh 28A 58 Welcome 59 Your 60 For AUG. 24 29 Rules 30 Within Good SEPT. 22 42-50-55 The Medical Acna Dr. Herbert Rattner has written a fine article on acne. He says that since there are several causes for acne there must be sev eral types of treatment. Be cause of this, w h e n people write asking me how to treat their ac ne, I can't give DrTAlvarez any simple answer. As Dr. Rattner says, the physician tries to lessen the activity of the grease-making glands in the skin, per haps by applying some form of radiation and by modify-, ing the diet. He will try to combat in fection of these glands, per haps with a small daily dose of some antibiotic drug. Be cause there is a relation be tween acne and the glands of internal secretion, it helps in some cases to use estro genic (ovarian) substances and perhaps steroids of the cortisone type. Some skin spe cialists. : will no i longer use x-rays because of the possi bility of doing harm, but some still use them. Other men use ultra-violet rays. Most skin specialists advise the youngsters against eating too much and especially against eating foods such as chocolate to which they may happen to' be allergic. , The youngster should keep a record of unusual foods eat en the day before his . acne flares up. Some doctors give toxoids, vaccines; vitamins, ointments and psychotherapy. Some' give psychotherapy to help the youngster who gets to feeling very unhappy and sexually inferior because of the condition of the face. After the disease has quit, perhaps around the age of 22, if the skin is badly pitted, it can be planed flat again. Some skin specialists ad vise that the patient wash his face twice a day with soap.: This will tend to open up the mouths of the fat-producing glands. Some advise that a comedone extractor be bought at a drugstore. With this, someone in the home ,should squeeze out black heads as soon as they form, thus cutting down on the number of in fected pimples on the face. A Vaccine Against Measles Drs. John M. Adams, David T. Imagawa, Stanley W. Wright and George Tarjan, from the University of Cali fornia, Los Angeles, Medical School recently announced that they have a vaccine against measles which they have tested on several hun dred patients in a state hos pital. Three years after these people were vaccinated, an epidemic of measles came along which attacked , more than 10 per cent of the patient population. In this epidemic only a third as many of the vac cinated persons came down 11:00 Walter Cronkite 11:05 Morning Matinee 1230 jts the World Turns 1 :00 J immy Dean Show 1 30 B ouse Party 2:00 Bie. 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Occasionally, measles is followed by an encephalitis (brain fever), and half of the children so affected are left with some permanent injury of the brain. If research work ers in the field of viruses can wipe out measles, it will be a great accomplishment. Six Crater Lake Boy Scout ers at Annual Meeting Six Crater Lake Council Scouters and their wives attended the "49th - annual meeting of the National Coun cil, Boy Scouts of America, in San Francisco Friday and Saturday. The delegation was headed by Council President J. A. McDougall of Medford. The six Scouters included McDougall; .Scout, Executive Judson Compton; Camping Chairman Floyd Somers; ex ecutive Board Member Bob Church, all of Medford; and Explorer Chairman Carroll Smith and Council Member West Hassell, both of Ash land. ; Friday noon the Scouters attended a Region 11 lunch eon at the Sir Francis Drake hotel. They joined with Scout ers from Oregon, Washington, Idaho, Alaska, and parts of Montana, Wyoming and Cali fornia. Opening. Session Friday delegates as sembled at the Curran theater for the opening session of the 49th annual meeting. Mes sages were read from Ken neth K. Becktel of San Fran cisco, retiring president of the National Council, and Presi dent Eisenhower, extending his "personal congratulations" and said Scouting "led by a splendid band of volunteers, has been a vital factor in the lives of millions of young Americans." President Eisenhower is Honorary President of the or ganization and has been a member of its National Execu tive Board since 1948. Special sessions were held Thursday afternoon for coun cil presidents and explorer chairmen, which were attend ed by McDougall and Smith. The group will return to Medford Saturday evening after attending the final ses sion. The 1962 annual meeting of the National Council will be held in Portland. Egypt has an area of 363, 000 square miles and of this only a tract of about 12,000 square miles are fertile, world's principal exporter of oil and oil products, Vene zuela ranks second. scoeno OCT. 24 &1-77-79-80VSJ RCA SILVERAMA and MONOGRAM Picture Tubes BEST DEAL en USED TV SETS CI1ITU00D & STONE TV SERVICE 1119 E. Jackson SP 2-8266 MAIL TRIBUNE, Medford, Or. A Sunday, Juno 7, 19S9 Alaska's Booth Has Two Sections Portland - Alaska's $25,000 exhibition booth at the Cen tennial Exhibition will be divided into two sections, ac cording to Jules Radinsky, personal representative of Gov. William Egan. Radinsky, here to super vise the exhibit, says that one part of the displays will be devqted to the old traditional Alaska featuring such sym bolic exhibits as stuffed polar bears, Kodiak bears and the world's largest moose, measuring seven feet from the ground to the shoulders. These, he says, are representa tive of his state'i "smaller animals." Eskimo Ivory carvers will be shown at work as well as totem pole carvers and an eskimo from Alaska's Moun tain of Jade will do jade carving. An Aleut woman will demonstrate Attu basket weaving, a dying art. This woman is believed to be the last in the world who knows how to do this type of weav ing, so fine that it will hold water. Second section of the ex hibit will portray the new Alaska with an artists's con ception of a pulp mill at Ketchican, a scale model power display and other symbols of Alaska's indus trial future. Shown in the In ternational Theater at the Ex position will be pictorial travelogues and the first and only picture of the Russian fishing fleet off the coast of Alaska. Staffing the booth during the 100 days of the Exposi tion will be two Eskimo girls, two Aleut girls and .a Chilkat Indian, all thoroughly versed in Alaska's lore and eager to answer questions about one of the country's two newest states." 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