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Rockefeller's withdrawal from th race for the GOP presidential nomina tion:1 ,. "There was no statement yesterday, there is no state ment today, and there will be no statement tomorrow.' Whitleigh, England Landscape gardener Bill Williams, announcing that pressure from his neighbors convinced him and his wife not to give away their fourth baby so they could afford a television set: ' - ... . ' ' !" ' "Dozens of people told us that if we gave the child away, Y ou've had it.' Well, you can't do without neighbors." 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We built a small home two years ago. Our property tax went up to $175 this year.JWe flipped. I guess we're down on civilization in general." Salem, N.H. The" Rev. C. F. Cahill, a Roman Catholic priest, suggesting that the nation's governors designate one day each year "Idiots Day" in order to combat highway deaths: "On this (idols' day) let all of us stay home and turn the highways over to the exclusive use of idoiis murderers, drunken drivers dopes, and all others who may want to commit suicide." STAR GAXER) .. ASUS 20 IsPv 2-140-61 rl67-72-83-88r yf TAURUS APR. 21 I i- MAY 21 HYl- 8- Mfl JlJ JUNE 22 I Q. IOsl6-30-34-5al 5y5-78-80-90( GCMINI MAY 22 CANCEt JUNf 23 JULY 23 1EO JULY 24 AUG. 23 hB-3?-42-51 vweo ,'ir? SEPT. 22 TM8-21-23-2a MV!318-79-8a By CLAY R. POIXAN JK Your Daily Activity Guide According to tho Start. To develop message for Tuesday, read words corresponding to numbers of your Zodiac birth sign. E4-29-32 1 Keep 31 Strain 61 Seem 2 Some 32 Waters . " 62 At fai rs 3 Better 33 Right 63 Don't 4 Let 34 Contact 64 Put ' 5 Fine 35 Doctors 65 Overdo 6 Pour 36 The 66 Dentists 7 Money 37 Don't 67 To 8 Your 38 Find 68 Or 9 Attention 39 Let 69 And 10 Best 40 Matters 70 Your 11 Your 41 Attractive 71 Moke 12 For 42 Negative 72 Need U Pressing 43 Ball 73 Needed 14 Mare 44 Moves 74 Overeat 15 Seeing 45 Opportunities 75 Reforras 16 Evening 46 Upon 76 Goal 17 Carry 47 Help 77 You 18 Rest 48 Get 78 Groups 19 Oil 49 Don't 79 New 20 Prospects 50 With . 80 And 21 Will 51 Personal 81 For 22 On 52 Be 82 Other , 23 Counteract 53 Afraid 83 Your 24 Those 54 Congenial - 84 At 25 Don't - 55To 85 Hobbies 26 Health 56 Extra' ' 86 Disadvantage 27 Focused 57 Moods 87 Present 28 Overlook 58 You- 88 Attention 29 Troubled 59 Win - 89 Professionals 30 Favors 60 Rest 90 Friends scocwo OCT. 24 Cr NOV. 22 D8-41-45 S ) Good ' Advene tJWel'Sl 3EPT.23 OCT. 23 3- 6-19-224T1 SACtTTAllUS NOV. 23 DEC 22 hO-12-15-35rCH 6-69-82- CAnacoiN DEC 23 fT JAN. 20 V 4Vini4-ir.fi bc43-6i-87"M AQUAHUS JAN. 21 feb! i 49-52-53-53 71-73-75 "L rocts MAR. 21 (43-540,11 165-68-74 The Medical Roundup 1A MAIL TRIBUNE, MedfonJ, Or. 1U Monday, Dee. 28, 1959 Fir Millmen Predict Good Year -Portland -OJPD Douglas fir millmen are taking an opti mistic view of business for 1960, H. V. Simpson, execu tive vice president of the West Coast Lumbermen's Associa tion, said Saturday. He predicted that demand for West Coast lumber will be higlu next year, despite the tight money situation. He list ed a pent-up demand for hous ing, an increasing population, stepped-up industrial plant expansion, and the continuing construction of schools, churches 'and commercial structures as good market prospects for West Coast lum ber. Production for the Douglas fir -region of Western Oregon and Washington this year was 8,400,000,000 board feet, com pared to 8,042,982,000 in 1958. Former Insurance Commissioner Dies Portland - (UPD - Former state insurance commissioner Claire A. Lee, 70, died Satur day. He was stricken recently with pneumonia and had been in ill health for several years. He was appointed Oregon!s insurance commissioner in 1927 and held the job for four years. He also was well known as an insurance auditor and counselor and had held public office in both Marion and Lane counties. Funeral services were to be today at 2 p.m. in Salem at St. Paul's Episcopal church. Interment was to be at Junc tion City. Arv Dog Blamed for Freeway Crashes Norwalk, Calif. (CPU A stray dog darted across the Santa Ana freeway causing a series of accidents involving 40 autos and injuring 11 per sons. California highway patrol men said traffic was tied up for an hour Saturday along three miles of the freeway while the wreckage was clear ed. Fifteen autos had to be towed away and total dam age was estimated at $10,000. The dog was killed despite attempts by drivers to swerve around it. Peru Town Wrecked By Two Earthquakes Lima, Peru -(UPD-: Two week end earthquakes wrecked the provincial town of Pomabam ba, leveling most of its houses and killing at least 10 resi dents, it was reported today. The air force sent planes to drop food and medicine to survivors of the double quake, which left roads into Jthe area virtually impassable. Old Fort Bliss, built 'near El Paso, Tex., in 1849 to pro tect gold seekers, is now an Army guided, .missiles center. Tronblo With Menstruation I recently read that from 8 to 15 per cent of women have so much distress or pain with m e nstruation that each month they have to go to bed and lose a. day fr.om work. Often for a few days the woman feels de pressed and dr. alvarez irritable; sometimes her character changes so completely, and she becomes so unpleasant, she wonders how her husband puts up win her. She may get some headache; a feeling of abdominal full ness and nausea, and rarely she will vomit. Some of these 4 women will swell up a bit be cause of the retention in their tissues of several pounds of water. In the old days, doctors thought that painful dysme norrhea might be due to a nar row neck of the womb which interfered with the secretions' getting out, but this is not be lieved today. -In the old days, often, the neckf the womb was dilated under an anesthetic, and the inside of . the womb - was scraped out a so-called cu rettment. The doctor hoped that with the growth of a new lining in the womb, there would be less trouble, but oft en the results were unsatis factory. Some doctors used to think that the painful womb was "infantile" or not well enough developed, but today this pe culiarity is rarely blamed. Many of these patients used to be treated with ovarian hor mones, or with a hormone called progesterone, and some were given male hormone, but the results apparently were seldom good. . Many women get better re sults with aspirin, or aspirin plus codeine. Today a num ber of gynecologists say that many women are getting good results . from taking before each period "diuretic . drugs," which, causes more urine to flow, so that the excess of Emeritus Caoraltant in MeHctns, Mx. jo CltUe . Emeritus Professor of MadlclM. Mayo CUasa ;. water can be gotton out of their sysem. Oversexed at 83 People differ greatly In their physical and mental strengths. Some, at 80 or 90, are still robust and active and hard at work, while others are slowed-up and somewhat se nile at the age of 45. That is why I have absolutely no use for the stupidity of retiring everybody at the age of 60 or 65. 1 am never concerned with what a man's calendar age is; I'm concerned only with his physiologic age, and especial ly the age of his brain. I get any number of letters from men who are unhappy because in their 40's or 50's they find their sexual power is waning or gone. Usually, I doubt if it can " be brought back. And then every so often I get a letter from somebody in his 80's who is distressed and upset because his wife bf 60 is no. longer sexually re sponsive. He wants something done about it. Just now came a letter from a man of 83 who - says that ever since he was 14, he has been terribly oversized. He is still so oversezed that he is distressed about it, and ' he wonders if there is some medi cine I can recommend to him that will quiet him down. Form Population Decline Reported .Washington -(UPD- You can't keep 'em down on the farm. The Census Bureau report ed Sunday that only one in eight Americans now lives on a farm compared with one in six a decade ago. " During the last 10 years, the farm population has de clined by 3,900,000, a drop of more than 15 per cent. LAND AREA Saudi Arabia has an area of about 500,000 square miles. WALT'S TV & RADIO SERVICE Oldest Shop in Sotrthcra Crsgoa 409 E. Msir- Phono if 2-2269 Day Servieo MedfoH ft Vicinity No Calls Friday evr... 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