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MALICIOUS MISCHIEF
Knoxville, Tenn. - (UPO -
Kitty Mavily, 40, denied use
of a private telephone In an
appliance store Wednesday,
tossed bricks through two ot
the store's plate glass win
dows, went inside, picked up
one of the bricks and hurled it
through a third window. She
was charged with malicious
mischief.
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The Medical
Removal of Cataract
When Vision is Good
In Unaffected Eye
For years I have been re
ceiving letters from people
who were very unhappy be
cause an oph
thalmolog 1 s t
had removed
a cataract
from one eye
when they had
perfectly good
vision in the
the other eye.
Thpv wen HI.
4- J tressed when
utjsAT.v ark' they 'found
that they could not read as
well as they did before the
operation, unless, perhaps,
they put a patch over the eye
that had been operated on.
When they tried putting a big
thick lens over the eye that
had been operated on they
couldn't use their two eyes
together because the Images
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Court Records
ASHLAND MUNICIPAL COURT
Rnhert S. Sean, no ooerator's It'
cense, driving without lights, $15.
Darwin K. Bevlns, no operator'!
license, $o.
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.
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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.
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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.
MMT, The Register and Trib
une Syndicate, Box 957, Des
Moines 4, Iowa.
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