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HEATING FOR SEATING' New York - (UPD Auto makeri should keep close tabs on the progress of one Wil liam Pickles, British inventor who recently gave the world "heating for heating." British Information Service, which credits Pickles with success fully installing electric blan ket - type heating units in couches and chairs, discloses the inventor is now hard at work on similar units for similar units for auto seat covers. c RADIO PROGRAMS THURSDAY Preejruws Sited below. ere rcivW Tribune oiwimi w reipswsibility unt t make chant "re uaalMa. KYJC 1230 kc KMED.1440 kc KWIN 1400 kc 4:00 Traffic Jam New Hear . Ramblin' 4:15 Traffic Jam Hear Hemingway New1 4:30 Traffic Jam Hear One for the Road 4:45 Traffic Jam m Hear - One for the Road ' S$0 Thomas-Sports New Hear One for the Road .' 5:15 Sound 1230 Hear - On for the Road 330 Tom Harmon Lcl Newi-Eporta On for the Road ' 5:45 Frank Goss OrvlUe Andenon One for the Road 6:00 News-Amos-Andy News'-Kozlov New St Sport - .6:15 Amos 'n Andy Dep. 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Your 28 Through 29 Hours 30 Need Good r73-77-78 CUUM 2 JUNE 22 K 5- 6- 9-221 SV24-27-72 CANCf JUNE 23 JULY 23 ffl4-19-26-31 1148-76-80-81 no JULYH AUG. 23 1 blIIWJ 1 w-iw- 1 28-50-83-85 vnoo AUG. 24 SEPT. 22 ITYl- 2-11-2 P4L37-47-68 The Medical Parkimon'i Disease Every week one or more persons write to know if any thing can be done for Parkin- son's disease, besides giving the drugs which d o n't always help much. As I keep saying in this column, there is an op eration devis ed by Dr.' Ir- Dr. AlTarex "' er of New York City (Univer sity Bellevue Medical Center, 477 1st ave.) and now being tried out by neurosurgeons in several parts of the world. This operation, in certain cho sen cases, will stop the mark ed tremor in the hand on one side. What the surgeon does is to inject a drop or two of alcohol into a certain spot in the brain. This procedure has a few dangers to it: per haps two or three men out of 100 operated on will die; a few will be worse, and per haps 60 in 100 will get con siderable help. Operating on th second side is especially dangerous. Obviously, not ev ery old man with Parkinson's disease should rush off to New York or to some medical cen ter to have a neurosurgeon operate on' him. If he is old and jt'jttery and slowed-up; and if he has failed a good deal mentally, the surgeon won't take him. The opera tion does not wipe out the bad aging effects of a little Stroke and it does not restore The Family Council Editor note: The Family Council consist of a Judge, a psychiatrist, three clergymen, a newspaper editor a women's editor and two writers. Each article is a summary tt an actual report. The Family Council does not give advice; it merely report on problems that have been dealt with by responsible aceneln a4 ennnselors, . v Mabel J. - Kate doesn't use strategy. Kate L. - I'm no hypocrite. Mabel J. - My friend Kate and I are in our early 20's. Kate is extremely pretty and I am only average, but J am much more popular than Kate. I have tried to match her up with various boys, but it never seems to take. They take her out once or twice and that's that. She's getting really worried. I feel that Kate's problem is that she is too honest. If she doesn't like a boy she let's him know it at once. I would keep him around, a while - just in case. If Kate does like someone, she also let's him know it. To my mind this just isn't good strategy. I always try to keep 'em guessing. Kate L. - Honesty has al ways been a fault with me. I don't know how to be a hypocrite like a lot of people I .know. A lot of girls do things I wouldn't stoop to in order to hold men. Oi course, Mabel is differ ent. She isn't a hypocrite, but she's very good natured. When someone says or does things she doesn't like, she always makes excuses for them. She says maybe there was some reason behind it. I don't go for this idea of "strategy". I figure someone either likes you or he doesn't. I want to be liked for myself, not just because I've used some technique to get around them. I feel honesty is really the best policy. '. The Council: It is doubtful whether "strategy" is what makes Mabel popular and whether "honesty" is what keeps Kate from being popu lar. Far more likely, it is Ma bel's open - heartedness and easy acceptance of others that men like. Kate is not liked GAXElC) R- POLLAN- Activity Guide to ffce Stars. SEPT. 23 OCT. 23 13-16300311 U9-63-8i-87'M birth sign. 31 Money 61 Action 32 Require 62 Result 33 Some 63 Socioliy 34 A 64 Or 35 Forcing 65 Invest 36 Lift 66 Your 37 Of 67 In ; 38 Self-control 68 News 39 Your 69 Dollars 40 Those 70 Then 41 And 71 A 42 Pennies . 72 Personality 43 Get . 73 And 44 Information 74 Money. 45 Turn 75 Get 46 Practical 76 A 47 Anticipated 77 Popularity 48 Through 78 Indicated 49 Assistance 79 Things 50 Trip 80 Sieve 51 In 81 Today 52 Into 82 Lift 53 Spirits 83 Or 54 Opinions 84 Or 55 You 85 Visit 56 And ' 86 Underwoy 57 Hopes' 87 Financially 58 Want 88 Today 59 Might 89 Permanent 60 Get 90 Rifts Adverse " NrJuSiI scocrto OCT. 24 IA NOV. 22 KIT C4 CTm -1 160-71-82-88 SAGITTAftlUS NOV. 23 DEC 22 4. 7-2&At?"a 65-66-74 &J CAKKOSM DEC 23 -ff W20 21-29-32-38SI 41-46-61 V5I AOUADUS JAN. 21 FEB. 1 1 2-1 6-40-42 ill U5-52-69 M PISCES MAR. 21 g 43-44-55-58 JTl I70-75-79-86I4J Roundup Emeritus Consultant In Medicine, Mr.yo Clinle Emeritus frofessor of Medicine, Mayo CUaJe mental, competence.- The man most likely to e chosen for surgery is the je whose tre mor , is particularly bad on one side; who is fairly young, whose brain Is clear, and whose body is strong. Several people suffering bronchiectasis want to know if they should be operated on. I-can't say a word about this because I don't know how ill the person is, and what the situation is. Thousands of per sons with occasional flare-ups of infection in their dilated bronchi (air tubes into the lung) get by so well for many years that, for most of the time, they do not need any treatment. When they get a cold, and infection flares in their lung, and they have fev er, a few doses of some anti biotic may restore them to health. Usually, it is continued in fection that causes the lung surgeon to advise the removal of one of the diseased lower lobes. The patient must be guided by the opinion of a wise and conservative lung expert if his family doctor can find one for him. Many pa tients with dilated bronchi ask if they should try living in the desert or by the sea shore. I doubt if anyone can tell, but it is worth trying if mon ey is available for the move. I always say to such people, "Don't move and buy a home until you can spend a sum mer and a winter in the new place to see what the warm er weather will do for you." because she is critical and in tolerant. People who take special pride in their honesty are of ten the ones who are most in clined to be dishonest with themselves. Most of us tend to be intolerant of the faults in others that we suspect in our selves. When we do not feel prone to a certain kind of weakness, we tend to be big- hearted about making allow ances for others. Mabel may tell herself she is keeping a particular boy "around - just in case," but it is very doubtful that she would retain her popularity if she were so conniving. Men and women sense this kind of insincerity and draw away from it. Mabel's "just in case" is really to see whether the individual is in truth as bad as all that. As Kate points out, she tries to see if "there was some reason" for the of fensive remark or action. . Kate, on the other hand, doesn't want to know the reason and she doesn't want to forgive it. She is intent up on condemning it because she feels in some way threatened by that very fault. She should list some of these faults she finds in others and try to make an honest exploration of her own heart and mind to see how they relate to her. So we think the girls have it mixed up. It is quite likely that it is genuine honesty that accounts for Mabel's popular ity and underlying dishonesty that is hurting Kate's relation with the opposite sex. (Copyright 1959, General Features Corp.) Public parks of the U.S. comprise more land than the combined areas of Vermont, New Hampshire, Massachu setts, Rhode Island, Connecti cut, Delaware and half of New Jersey. Birthplace of the Star Spangled Banner at Fort Mc Henry, Md., is now a national shrine. - MAIL TRIBUNE, MedforJ, Or. 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