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Spoons were originally made of wood. S TAR By CLAY a sice &$ MAR. 22 JK Your Daily Activity Guide M According to the Start. To develop message for Thursday, read words corresponding tc numbers 119-26-30-42 of your Zodiac jf TAURUS APR. 21 I MAY 21 1 Certain 2 You're 3 Don't 4 Good ' 5 Let 6 Early 7 News 8 Agitates 9 Good 10 Go 11 Be 12 More 13 Smart 1 4 Chances 15 Face 16 Hove 17 In 18 Morning 19 Indecision 20 Go 21 Your 22 Go 23 Conditions 24 Good 25 Best 26 And 27 Best 28 Unnoticed 29 Slow 30 Conflict (SGood 31 32 33 34 35 36 37 38 39 40 41 42 43 44 45 46 47 48 49 50 51 52 53 54 55 56 57 58 59 60 TV 5-33-48-521 ieV 60-77-81-83 2-17-24-3(M 38-44-82-831 l0 J3 JULY 24 .-"i-. AUG. 23 R34-37-41-46j 5750-59-75 VKGO S AUG. 24 1-23-47-61 69-70-80-84 The Medical w A Vascular Accident A number of people write saying they have had one or more little strokes. Suddenly, one day, the person felt very THKK dizzv or woo- I haps had a numb arm for an hour o r two. Ever since then he has felt miser able, slowed up, below par, and unable to dr. Alvarez work. He says he went to his doctor and told him he had a little stroke, such as I have described many times in this column. But the patient says' his doctor main tained it wasn't a "little stroke;" the doctor didn't like that term; he said the proper scientific term was a "vascu- School News Sf. Mary's High School All through the March 19 week end, members of the newly formed "Fix-It and Bun-It" club were busy con structing two tennis courts on the school grounds. Mike Dug gan brought a post hole dig ger, set concrete supports for the posts, then welded the pipes for the nets. Bill Smith supplied and manned the com pressor and paint gun for lin ing the courts. Almost before the paint was dry the courts were be ing used. Members of the girls' physi cal education class were so appreciative of the club's la bors that they treated the boys to cake and ice cream. Boys were Mike Duggan, Jim Dupray Jim Valentine, Bill Smith, Don Rausch, Bernard Boat and Don Fruitt. On March 22, 23 and 24, two American problems stu dents, David Hanawalt and Thomas Hersant, conducted a survey that would compare the political knowledge of Medford to that of the aver age American city. The boys divided Medford into two dis tricts, the west side to be sur veyed by David, and the east side to be surveyed by Tom. Each boy visited an average of 25 families for each of the three nights making a total of 150 families visited by the two students. Each family was asked eight questions dealing with politicians, the Civil Rights bill, and Medford's views on segregation. The re sults of the survey were pre sented to the class on Thurs day after each student in the class was given the same questions that were presented to the families. The survey showed that 82 per cent of those interviewed know the mayor of Medford; 88 per cent know the gover nor and his party; 69 per cent remembered Senator Wayne Morse; and 52 per cent knew of the recent appointment of Justice Hall Lusk. Congress man Porter was the most widely known representative, known to 45 per cent. Mrs. Edith Green was next with 31 per cent; Walter Norblad had 15 per cent and Al Ull- man had 9 per cent. rne pon snowed that 54 per cent are willing to accept a Negro family into their neighborhood. Only 18 per cent were definitely against such a family; 13 per cent were undecided; and the re maining 15 per cent offered no comment. PASS NARCOTICS BILL Washington -(CPIL- The Sen ate passed and sent to the House Monday a bill designed to bring the nation's narcotics laws up to date. The measure would provide a system of li censes and manufacturing quotas on both natural and synthetic narcotics for all U.S. producers. 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M'.yo CUrJe Emeritus Professor of Aledlcln Mayo CUas Iar accident," or perhaps a "temporary ischemia." I am sure that in doing this, the doctor meant to be kind and wanted to reassure and encourage the patient. But, as the man says, "Even with the nicer name for my little stroke, I am still sick, and I can't work." Sometimes the taking of two tablets a day of Lipoidine will help; and oft en, in a few months, some of the symptoms will clear up. I am sorry there is no good medicine that will quickly re pair the damage to the brain. I dislike the love so many of us doctors have f or Jthe long, the technical, and the Greek or Latin word, when we could so easily use the or dinary Anglo-Saxon, short and well-known word. A vascular accident simply suggests that a blood vessel in the brain either ruptured or plugged up with a clot. A temporary ischemia means that the doc tor suspects that a blood ves sel went into a spasm for a few minutes. Many experts are not sure that such spasms take place; and expert stud ents of the brains removed at autopsy from persons who died from a long series of little strokes, show me these brains speckled with scores of little black spots, every one of them made by a clotted ves sel. Certainly when, after a supposed "temporary ischem ia," the patient is never again able to walk comfortably, I know that whatever he had-it was anything but "tempor ary." To the end of my days I probably will prefer simple English speech, even when I am lecturing to a large audi ence of distinguished physi cians. As Hemingway once said, he knew all the long words, and he knew how and where to use them; but, like me, he likes the short words better. EXCISE TAX-EXEMPT Washington- (DPS -The Sen ate passed and sent to the White House Monday a bill exempting tires and inner tubes on new bicycles from the manufacturers' excise tax. The measure was designed to make American bicycles more competitive with foreign im ports, which are not subject to the tax. WE WILL Friday, SAGITTARIUS NOV. 23 DEC 22 Qgj . . . We're moving! ... to new larger offices! ... in order to serve you better, we are ex panding both our offices and our services. THEREFORE We will be closed Friday, April 1, in order to save the movers from a nervous breakdown! SEE YOU MONDAY, APRIL 4 ...THE MALL SERVICE UNLIMITED Employment- Agency MAIL TRIBUNE, Medford, Or. B Wednesday, Mar. 30, 1960 Mother, Children Perish in Flames New York (OPD A mother and two of her three children died in flames in their lower East Side tenement home Tuesday. The father and a 6-year-old son escaped with se rious burns. The dead were identified as Mrs. Maria Loperena, 30, her daughter Yvonne, 8, and infant son, Dennis, 7 months. Juan Loperena,- 28, fled down a fire escape with his son, Milton, in his arms after the rest of the family was cut off by the flames, which ap parently broke out in the Loperena apartment while everyone was asleep. Both were taken to Bellevue hos pital for treatment of burns. Twenty-three other families fled the blaze, which gutted the top two floors of the six story brick building. BE CLOSED April 1 at 1005 E. MAIN 2 Jii6 IW?f.W.Kl I WANT 10 THLYoy rkw I Trltf 15 AV waited I I r (1,..1Tv-9 -mt PhM.e sf 1-493 W I TM Hwf CEREAL lESTimiM. lS' rtATtlcS 1 1 b" DAILY'S U-DRIVI ' COPANV 'Utlnllr5 1 e o Medford Airport ; 0 Miftpfj A "ZT I WENT ABOABPTWAT rVOURSEEVICS BC0RpT Yl KNOW TH PAWtE WKoN fl WASMT5I)EPH51aN3 I WA56VEN lvlVi JlOtJkJI "W- NAVyTPANSPOETTo A SHOWS THAT DURINS THE A VVA CHAPLAIN OF VODR. TD LEARN THAT YOU IE Si ,Tr5ftSL. 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