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8 MAIL TRIBUNE. Medford, Or. B Sunday No. 22, 19S9 TAUCUS APS. 21 ( MAY II rQ 1-40-52-45J ty 66-74- STAR GAZEE! ASMS MAR. 22 5 MAY 22 V JUNE 22 155457-72 CANO JULY 23 K24-27-33-41 lTy( A Ol Aj XILY24 AUG. 23 5-25-31-M 5M1-71 M. m 4. w4-id AUG. 2i SEPT. 22 -Br CLAY R. POLLAN- M Your Doiy Activity Guid M According to Stars. To develop message for Sundoy, read words corresponding to numbers of your Zodiac birth sign. OCT. 23 e (15-13-20-3911 1 I Your 2 You' . 3 Don't 4Karp 5Bwr 60s 7xpk 8 Atttnd o Work 10 Strictly 11 To 12 Too 13YouH 14 Or JSSobbotl. 16 Distort 17Th 18 It 19 Much 20 No 21 Bri,t 22 Plans. 23 A 24 Bright 25RW 26Rhr 27 Outlook 28 Strong 29 Things 30Frt 31 To 32 Reoionoo! 33 Pull 34Th 35Throuol 36 Follow 37 Don't 33 Loved 39 Tune 40 Courage 41 String! 42 Dream 43 Logical " 44 Family i 45 For 46 Run 47 Someone 48 May 49 May 50 A 51 PuH 52li 53 Around . 54 8ecome . 55 Connections 56 And 57 A - 58 Chor;s 59 Wool 60 Us 61 Questionable 62 In 63 Over 64Todov . 65Renev-ed 66 Your , 67Thot 68 Circles 69 Money 70 Your 71 Porn 72 Reality 73 Trying ' 74 Confidence 75 Or 76 0nei . 77 Restored 78 Dealings 79 Partners 80 Need -ell Your . 2Eves 83 Naturally 84 Contacts 85To 86 Money-wis 87 Doing 83 Instinctively 89 Now 0 Please SCOtFlO) OCT. 24 (2i NOV. 22 163-70-82-86 GooJ (g) Advene fl)W:ul SASITTAtlUS NOV. 23 j OK.' 22 Tgjf 3- 7-12-19fl 130-38-76 'M 0C 23 JAK 20 2- 6-17-26Ql AQUAHUS JAM. 21 f37-46-53-62ipl FEB. 20 MAR. 21 7i7jJ9 The Medical Roundup by Dr. Alrarcs LOSS OF SLEEP In the last few months I have read some 75 books by people who once went insane and then wrote up their ex perience. As I read, one of the things that impressed me much was that in case after case the nervous break down was ushered in by weeks or months of i severe insom nia, when the person could not get to sleep. - In many of these cases, the person might have been spar ed years of suffering if, in this early stage of his mental trouble, he had only been able to find a sensible and kindly physician who knew how dev astating insomnia' can be, and how safe -for all but rare persons - barbituartes can be. Perhaps because, for half of my life, I suffered from se vere insomnia, I am a great believer in giving barbiturat es, in reasonable amounts, to persons who have great diffi culty either in getting to sleep or in staying asleep. . Many of my doctor friends who always have slept like a top say, "Oh, let him lie awake. After a while he'll learn to sleep." The only trou ble with this idea is that those of us men who, each day, have to go to an office and work hard, or those mothers who, each day, must start early, keeping- house, cannot be efficient a f t e several nights without sleep. In many hundreds of cases I have been able to- help a nervous person only by help ing him or her to get some sleep again. Only with sleep did there come great relief from nervous tension and anxiety and fear. . I was thinking of this to day as I read an article in the Journal of the American Me dical association, by Drs. John T. Brauchi and L. J. West. They tell of a man who bet -a friend that he could stay awake longer than his friend could. He succeeded in staying awake - always Emeritus Consultant in Medicine Mto CUnle Imenrot Professor of Medlcla Hat CUata watched by responsible peo ple - for 168 hours and 33 minutes. The important point is that, during the process, he became psychotic and confus ed. His memory began to play tricks on him, and he got some delusions. What was sad was that he didn't get straightened out again men tally until three-months after his week of no sleep! The lesson is that anyone who gets so lit-up nervously that for days and weeks he cannot get to sleep should see a good doctor, who will give him barbiturates. FLAT FEET A mother writes to say she is worried about her fine boy who is all right except that he has flat feet. She wants to know if he should immediate- Hy have something done. I don't know enough about the boy's situation to give an an- answer. All i can say is, "Take him to a good orthope dist and see what he says." Probably now the boy is not having any discomfort, and perhaps he won't for the next 30 or 40 years, unless he has to stand all day. When he does get pain, perhaps an or thopedist can remodel his feet to some extent so that he will be more comfortable. In the meantime he should get the most hygenic shoes he can find. i m - ' ..... . . . 1 ' Dr. Alvarez booklet on mental illness may be obtain ed by sending 25 cents and a large, stamped, self-addressed envelope with your request to Dr. Walter C. Alvarez, Dept. MMT, The Register and j Tribune Syndicate, box so, Des Moines 4, Iowa. (Released by The' Register and Tribune Syndicate, 1959) Portland Transit ' Director Plans Trip Portland-(UPD-Portland City Transit Director Carl J. Wendt has been authorized by the city council to go to San Diego to look over results of a traffic survey in the Cali fornia city. A similar survey is expect ed to be conducted in the Port land area next year by the state highway commission. SiKUBKiSUKiSiiilliB!! i f A Tribute to the Grater Lions Club ANNUAL FOUNDER'S DAYS f 1 This hard working group of men deserve the highest recognition for their unselfish work in behalf of the future "of Medford. Recently this . service club agreed to build and finance the construction of a Wading Pool in the Jackson Street Park Development. Prior fb this club's acceptance of this project the Wading Pool had '. been eliminated from the plans of the city coun cil due to insufficient funds. The Crater Lions Club will raise this money through their annual TV Auction. This project represents the highest form of co-operation between civic groups.and city government. Congratulations to the Crater Lions for their enthusiastic work and plan now to support the TV Auction. ( Medford Pharmacy 101 North Central, Corner 6th Ph. SP 2-6253 Week Days: 8:30 A.M. to 10:30 P-M. a Open Sundays and Holidays 10 A.M. to 9:30 P.M. i t i i i -li I t i! We Salute Our Town! lB; i iBl nMr iMTllli ttl'llettl . 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