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4 D. MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE, MEDFORD, ORE. THURSDAY. OCTOBER 20. 1960 RADIO PROGRAMS THURSDAY roc rami lifted below are received rnnuue usumei no xeiponaibiuty YJC 1230 kc KM ED 4:00 News" Sound 1230 News" Hear Jim Ochi 4:15 Sound 1230 Hear Show Jim Ochs 4:30 Sound 1230 Lcl. 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She was charged with malicious mischief. STAR By CLAY Your Daily According To develop message fpr Friday, read words corresponding to numbers of your Zodiac birth sign. 4-11-14-11 V36-4M17l I.. ,7 aiThot K' 2 Who" 32No I MAY 21 '3 An 33 You're r1 1 8- 171 4 Would 34 11 46-3l-.2 35W OlMWI 7Moy 37Dixyd -n MAY 22 8 You 38 Can PC'S JUNE 22 Con" 3-w"h yjman lOMooev 40 People Ifl8-56.6W: HBt 4 1 Jolt L65-0874 ' 12 Side 42 Your 13 Out 43Plon CANCER . )4 A 44 Able fV JUNE 21 isof 45Todoy ' 5JS,JU1Y23 16 Hold 46 Be KZCtW , 17Mi!loke 47 To QUy.55.53-5! 18 Don't 48 The 37V72-75 19 Love 49 Change 20 Give 50 You're -r, 1,0 21 Moke 51 Genuine ) JULY 24 22 Could 52 01 yM-. 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Erncit W. Evans, no operator's license, is, Floyd C. Phillips, disobeyed traf fic signal, IS. J mi B. Morse, violation of basic rule, $20. Mrs. Roland L. Parks, parked In yellow zone, $.1. Marcus J. Welty, violation of basic rule, $20. Robert R. Rojns, disobeyed traf fic signal when red, $5. Otto R. Kemf, no vehicle license, $5. Ada Myrtle Ztnk, wrong way on one way, $5. George S. Mason, wrong way on one way, 93. Frank H. Hilton, expired vehicle license. $5. John E. Shaw, disobeyed stop sign. 90. Arthur H. Thompson, disobeyed traffic sisnal. $5. David L. Ogdahl, disobeyed stop sign. $5. Karl C. Crowley, violation of basic rule, $20. Lenn h, Hannon, disobeyed stop sign, o. Paul M. Mathews, vehicle li cense expired, $5. Arthur D. Moore, disobeyed traffic signal, $5. Marjorie B. Shafer, disobeyed stoo sUn. $.1. Jerry D. Bradford, excessive ve hicle noise, $20. Harold L. Center, disobeyed traf- nc signal. James L, Satterfleld, vehicle li cense expired, $3. Earl F. Dlllree, disobeyed traffic si uiial, $3. Forest A. Stelger, vehicle and one rat or license cxolred. $5. James E. Yelton, illegal turns, $5. Eimer k. buck, aisoDeyea tranic signal, $3. Barbara G. Fuller, disobeyed traffic signal, 93. Robert L. Weddle, violation of baste rule. $20. Willie C. Mayo, disobeyed traf fic signal, 3. Roy O, Rumsey, wrong way on one way street, 5. Gloria W. Bounds, disobeyed stop sign, $5. Hazene w. cnnsuien, aisooeyea traffic signal, $3. Arthur K. Williams, exnlred ve hicle license, $3. Jimmie D. Frazler, excessive ve hicle noise, $15. DISTRICT COURT Arthur L. Krlder, violation of basic rule, $30. Marte E. Downs, drivlnc while license suspended, $130. uene u. moniingsiar, i an urn to tag deer properly, $30. Donald O. Sarrlngton, failure to tag deer properly, $30. Horace E. Blttle, failure to tag deer properly, $30, Oliver C, Davis, Illegal posses sion of animal, $103. Leonard R. McKce. illegal pos session of antmat, $105. Robert D. Everett, overload, $31. Johnny A. Burch, improper safe ty chain, $13. Harlln L. Stlnson. failure to operate on right side of the .lish way. $15. Donald R. Coney, no tall light, $10. Norman W, Btad, failure to stop, $13. William A. Hannarord. violation of basic rule, $10. Phillip M. Crompton, improper muffler, $15. Clinton F. Ayres. overload, $172. Dean Eldon Washburn, over height, $15. 1112 Court Street GAZERO R. POLLAN- Activity Gvid to tht Start. SEPT. OCT. 10-12-15-35 Ml 166-69-82-89 61 Who scoirio 62 Well-wisher OCT- 24 ki MOV. 22 63 Take 64 Pmvibli 65 Risks 66 Af lo-rt . 67 Depress 68 h 69 Demand- 70 If 71 You 72 Or 73 Feet 74 Strong 75 Fine 76 Needed 77 Be 78 To 79 Upset 80 Make 81 Important 82 More 83-Trouble 84 Tactful 85 Things 86 Diplomatic 87 Moves 88 You 89 Attention 5- 7-20-25ol CS.41-45 Q1 SAGITTARIUS NOV. DEC !l6.30-34-50fl 1 CAFSICOItN DEC. 23 JAN. 20 PISCES 90 Changes MAR. 21 4 18-21-23-261" fES. 19 37-3--570 54-77-84-868. g)Advmc NeSSl B3-44.47-58(ff"' 159-70-76 HL Roundup Emeritus Consultant In Medicine Mayo Clinic Emeritus Professor of Medicine Mayo Clinic (Reclster and Tribune Syndicate, 1960) received frcm the two eyes were then so different in size that the brain could not fuse them. Every week I keep receiv ing requests for information on this subject - often from people much puzzled because perhaps two ophthalmologists told them to have their one cataract out and three have told them not to. In order to answer these people intelli gently, I have discussed this matter with some of the lead ing ophthalmologists in the United States, and I have read several articles and chapters in text books. Of late, the opinion on this subject seems to be crystallizing out, and many men are now in agree ment. I just received a letter from Dr. Sumner Liebman of Harvard, who has, I think, an important idea, and one that appeals to me. He and Dr. Henry F. Allen, also of Har- Barbara R. Balrd, no operator's license, $5. Stephen A, Mostowski, no opera tor's license, $5. Mary H. Gier, failure to dim lights, $7.30. Arthur W. Sharp, failure to stop, $19. Boyd D. Hamilton, failure to stop, $10. Alta R. Messenger, violation of basic rule, $30. Gale B. Perdue, failure to stop, $15. Fred H. Holmes, violation of ba sic rule, $15. Richard L. Peck, overhelght, $15. Willa J. Gerrard, failure to stop, $15. R. B. Bcrqulst, failure to yield right of way. $15. Robert I. Leroy, truck speeding, $10. CIRCUIT COURT Edward W. Zander vs. Patricia Jean Zander, divorce complaint, Vlda Garner Ballard cs. Thomas Gladly Ballard, divorce complaint, Sadie Lois Cooper vs. Gilbert W, Conner, divorce decree. Wilms Jean Taylor vs. Kenneth Everett Tavlor, divorce decree. Gail Reld Hammond vs. Larry Gene Hammond, divorce decree. Vtrgie M. Klstner vs. Walter S. Klslner. divorce decree. Onrar J. Fisher vs. Beulah C. Fisher, divorce decree. Clyde Edward Jones vs. Betty I. .TnnPK. divorce decree. Floyd T. Jenkins vs. Pearl L. Jenkins, divorce decree. Flannel! Emily Ellis vs. Chester Emanuel Ellis, divorce decree. MAHIUAOK LICENSE APPLICATIONS' Mitchell O. Malott. roula 2, box 94U, jncKHonvuie, ana AKnes jviay Pnffe Qtiave, Dacatur, Mich. Forrest Paul Cook. 3320 Old Military rd., and Sandra Lee Sem plc. 626 South Holly St., Medford. George Arthur Hunt Jr., route 1, box 443, Central Point, and Dlanna Jcnn Cunimings, 707 Mid way rd., Medford. Mclvln Howard Frakitn. 6119 Table Rock rd., Central Point, and Charlcne Gay Andrews, Eagle Point William James Brogan, 330 North Holly St., Medford. and Au drey Mlnette Galbraith Mack nicki, 411 Benson it. BIG ANT HILLS Sydney Tiny white ants of Australia build ant hills three times the height of a man. Symptoms of Distress Arising from STOMACH ULCERS due to EXCESS ACID QUICK RELIEF OR NO COST r Ovft fivf million pnekajt of the WILLARD TREATMENT have been sold for relief of symptoms ol distress arising from Stomach and Duodenal Ulcer due to Ei mm Acid PoorDliettfon, Sour or Upeet Stomach. Oawlntti. Heartburn. Sleep leuneti, etc., due to Eco Acid. Ask for "WHUrd'i Meitaio" which fully explain Uiu home treatment free at BIG Y PHARMACY, CENTRAL DRUG. WEST MAIN PHARMACY, WAINSCOTT'S PHARMACY, WESTERN THRIFT STORE Phoa- nii: GIER'S DRUG STORE. Phone SP 3-3102 vard, feel that an ophthalmo logist is unwise and is headed for trouble if he fails to make clear to every person with one cataract that if he is operated on. his two eyes will not be able to work together unless perhaps a contact lens is fit ted to the eye that was oper ated on. As Dr. Liebman says, many of these people, espec ially when they are old and easily confused, do not under stand what they are told or they forget what was said, and hence, later are distress ed when they find that, after the operation, they still have only one useful eye. Hence it Is that the opthalmologist would probably do well to give such patients a written statement with pernaps a copy to the son or daughter who comes with the parent. -Information Much Needed Actually, today the giving of information is much need ed in all types of medical practice, as I could easily demonstrate by showing a hundred letters from my cor respondents. We doctors so commonly do things to people without explaining why we did them; and as a result, some of the patients are puz zled and some are made angry. After receiving scores of letters from patients who were dissatisfied after an operation on one cataract, and after talking to my many friends among the ophthalmo logists, my impression is that if I had one cataract and one perfectly good eye I would not be operated on unless an able ophthalmologist told me he thought the cataract was getting so overly ripe that it might soon do harm to the rest of my eye. - A number of ophthalmolo gists say that they think a single cataract ought to come out so that ' If the patient should rather suddenly lose sight in his other eye. there would be no waiting period during which he would be un able to see. I must admit that this argument does not im press me at all, because one can . remove a cataract in a few minutes and discharge the patient from the hospital in perhaps 10 days. Dr. Alvarez booklet o n vision may be obtained by sending 25 cents and a large, stamped, self-addressed enve lope with your request to Dr. Walter C. Alvarez, Dept. 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