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MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE. MEDFORD, ORE. SUNDAY. NOVEMBER 20. I960 in A M1-4551.; 61-67-70 STAR GAZERO jf TAUMJS I v-V. MAY 21 23-39-4954 -S 66 76 W GtMtNl MAY 22 JUNE 22 VJ 1- 8- 9-3-U CAN CIS jO JUN,E 23 ft): 72-78-83-89) JULY 24 AUG. 23 J 12-15-18-33 1V36-38-84-80. VIICO AUG. 24 V SPr. 22 2- 7-16-2W 254365 -Hy CI.AY R. POLUN- ' JM Your Daii Acd'vil Guide H " According to lite Slari. To develop message for Sundoy, ; reod words corresponding to numbers of your Zodioc birth sign. itPT. OCT, 126-27-33-35.1 1 t Something 2A 3 Opponle 4 Be h Skeptical 6Se 7 Day SPut 9 You 10 01 11 Di'r l2Tocll 13 Keep 14 Ul !5Ne 16 For in. 18 Job 19 Advert 20Soeiol 21 Cleor 22 to 23 You 3ICIolm 32 Todoy . 33 Bf lore 34 In 35 You 36W,lh 3 Contrary .-S Zesl 39 Do 40 Critic iyn 41 V.u . 4? 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I960) Psychiatrist Admits He Doei Not Know All th Answers Dr. Leo Kanncr, Dean of American child psychiatrists, was just given the First An nual Award of the National Assoc iation for Mentally 111 Children. For years, his book, "Child P 1 y chiatry," has been the leading Amer ican text on 1 U - nilklnnl mt .fl VAKKZ ' " u"it"' He is the director of a large clinic to which thousands of mothers keep coming with f lr sick children. "Tiicse mothers are full of questions, fears, hopes and picas for help. As he said, he has learned "that it is as fu tile as it is unbecoming to want to play God and remake people." He doesn't feel like some of the psychiatrists do -that he knows It all, and per hans knows the cause of a ' child's mental illness without asking the mother anything, or listening to what she has to say. A very wise man, he nys, "We still do not know all the answers." , Blind Children in 1 lamuy. -irommuniiy Marietta B. Spencer has Just written a helpful book on ' "Blind Children in Family and Community" with many pno tocraohs (University of Mil ncstota Press). Many a mother of a blind child would love this book with all Its advice as to the guidance and the Luxury for Linens helping of a child who cannot see. There is much on the ac tivities in the home and in the neighborhood and in the community. It can be helpful to everyone who hns to do with a sightless child. What Are Water Blisters? Water blisters - usually on the hands - tend to raise a thin superficial layer of the skin and scperale it from the next layer, Just below. Later, the little top layer peels off in little round areas. I have had this happen to me hundreds of timcs-I think usually after I have had a slight cold. Per haps perspiration formed in the tiny sweat glands so rap Idly as to lift the outer layer of skin. Fortunately, this does no harm. When Tears Dim Our Sight As I said here a while ago, often when a woman j-eads into my column some awful thing that wasn't there, I have the impression that she was crying silently as she read, and the tears dimmed her eyesight and interfered with her understanding. Why was she crying?- Because I had written a column on epilepsy, or mental retardation, or psy chosis, or psychopathic delin quency, and the woman, for years, had gone through hell taking care of a child with one of these diseases. ' The bare fact that I had written frankly about her problem had hurt her terribly. I am sorry I hurt her; I didn I want to; but I must keep talk ing about these painful sub. jects, because hundreds of mothers write asking for in formation, and they are so grateful when they get help. 7426 ti fiJJA 7426 .ft Dr. Alvarez' new booklet "Colitis" 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. FATTENING FOOD Chicago-About 85 per cent of the nation's corn goes to market in the form of meat, Court Records MUNICIPAL COURT Georgia K. Duvla, disobeyed traf fic I mini. sin. Frank Anton Mcrly, disobeyed top sign. StO. hlba Lavilo Kerr, violation of basic rule. $10. Wnllace Winfleld Hoffman, four tn front neat, $10. Uradfortl Edmund Young, no Oregon license plates; no motor number $10. Arleta Ellen Low, disobeyed lraiuc signm, 3ut. George Urndford Gnlbraith. vio latlon ol basic rule. $35. Edwin Ernest Milne, violation of naaic ruie, fyf4E4& Add a pretty, personal touch to your own and gift linens with easy-lo-e mbrolder flowers. Each pretty motif has mate just right for matching Dillow-cascs. towels, scarf ends. Pattern 7426: transfer six 4V x 13-inch motifs; color schemes. Send T h i r t y-f 1 t t ctntt (coins) for this pattern add 10 cents for each pattern for lst-class mailing. 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Larson, failure to stop, $13. Carmrllta Hartman, violation of basic rule, $5. Roland D. Wei burn, Illegal poi ess ion oi liquor, Alfred Fo'dal Jr., violation of ba sic rule. $30. Lelloy L. Rowc, failure to stop, 110. Richard W. Dill, failure to atop. Dary M. Johnson, failure to com ply with restriction!. $3. George A. Holt, parking on high way, aj.au. niiruiT court Audrey Brogan vs. William James Brogan, divorce complaint. Sharon K. Butterdeld vs. Allen B. llutterfield, divorce complaint. Gloria F. Howell vs. Thomas W. Howell, divorce complaint. MAURI Cli: LICENSE APPLICATIONS Clifford Eugene Hodge. I2 Clierrv sl . Central Point, and Janet Elaine Kmgshen, 390 Bush si.. Central Point, nun tow io. Kssmsmnum B AlijllP) SlAWVli . mmm$l f.ttjirf.f-.f! special purchase FASHION COATS reg. 39.95 to 59.95 So much fashion for such a tiny price. All wool. Chinchilla, Zibelene, silks, Forslmann fur blend. Tweeds, solids. .Clutch styles, but ton fronts. Push-up ' and bracelet length sleeves. 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