MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE. MEDFORD. OREGON
TUESDAY. JULY 24. 1962
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WATER BIKE DISPLAYED - Taking the
center of the stage this week at Savage
Rapids on the Rogue river was this water
bike designed and built by Bob Rausch of
Rogue River. The builder says the idea is
not new, but thii is his adaptation of the
The Medkal
Swelling of Arm
After Breast Removal
Because hundreds of wom
en write asking me what to
do for an arm that has become
badly swollen
after the re
mo v a 1 of a
breast for can
cer, I am glad
to find in a
recent num
ber of the
Journal of the
American
Med ical As
sociation, an
R. C. Britton,
Alvares
article by Drs.
and P. A. Nelson, of the Cleve
land Clinic, who made a study
of 114 patients with what is
called lymphedema of the
arm after a radical removal
of the breast.
It cheers me much to see
that in 94 of these patients
there was no local recurrence
of the cancer. That was not
the cause of the swelling -the
cause that the physician
often hopes against hope is
not present.
The study made by the doc
tors suggests that infection,
either entering the tissues of
the arm right after the oper
ation or at some later time, is
the most important factor in
producing the swelling. Oc
casionally, the surgeon can
see whence the infection came
- perhaps from an abrasion
of the skin, or from an infec
tion of the edges of the sur
gical wound.
In most cases during the
operation the surgeon leaves
Intact enough tiny channels
(lymphatics) for the passage
of lymph (a fine fluid which
bathes the body cells) and
larger channels-veins - which
carry venous blood back from
the tissues to the heart. The
surgeon removes the lymph
nodes in the armpit in an ef
fort to get rid of all possible
cancerous tissue that may be
hiding there. As I said, usual
ly he leaves enough lymph
atics to keep the arm from
swelling, but sometimes he
may either take out too many
of these little channels, or
tome inflammation may come
along to close up the ones he
left. In a rare case a vein can
become plugged up with a
blood clot.
Literature Revitwed
Drs. Britton and Nelson re
viewed much of the literature,
which shows that usually in
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principle and ihis is me fnsi uuiuductuin
in Southern Oregon. Designed to support
300 pounds, its 15-fool-long pontoons, set
five feet apart, provide a rig that can travel
in shallow waters and can be used for
trolling. (UPI)
Roundup
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tmeritni CensulUnt la Mcdtrtn
Mayo clinic
Cmtrltns Profeiior of Mdlem
Majo Clinic
Rcglstr and Tiibuna SyndlcaU.
19S2)
the last 10 years, the inci
dence of swollen arms after
operations has ranged from
13 to 57 per cent. A number
of the surgeons who have
studied this problem in the
past have concluded that a
slight chronic Infection after
operation was the most im
portant factor.
Other surgeons have sus
pected that the x-rays which
were used after operation had
much to do with producing
the obstruction of the lym
phatic vessels, but Cleveland
surgeons found that in half of
94 cases the swelling appear
ed in the arm of a woman
before she had x-ray treat
ment. Several writers have con
cluded that probably in some
cases several factors work to
gether to produce the swell
ing of the arm - factors such
as infection, the use of x-rays,
and the obstruction of veins.
X-ray studies of veins have
shown that usually they are
not at fault.
In the way of treatment,
doctors have advised eleva
tion of the arm, massage, hy
drotherapy (with warm wa
ter), exercises, and mechanical
compression with elastic ban
dages. Unfortunately, these
measures have seldom
achieved lasting control of a
severe lymphedema. Also,
these methods are not prac
tical for a person who has to
work all day, and usually
they soon are abandoned.
Results Not Promising
Surgeons have tried to
make new plastic channels for
the lymph through the affect
ed arm, but the results of
these operations have not
been promising. More success
ful have been certain proce
dures at the time of operation,
which appear to have caused
new lymphatic vessels to der
velop.
As I said, the two Cleveland
doctors have treated 114 wom
en, ranging in age from 25 to
72 years. All of them had from
moderate to severe lymphe
dema of the arm. A number
of them suffered limitation of
motion in the shoulder, and i
an effort was made to limber bles and Goitrrs ' To obtain
up this joint. In a number I your copy, send 27 cents and
of the cases, the tissues of the ia stamped, self-addressed en
arm were hardened and warm vclope with your request to
to the touch, Indicating a mild 'Dr. Walter C. Alvarez. Dept.
infection. ,MMT. The Register and Trib-:
Thirty-four of the patients une Syndicate, Box 957, Des
had chronic ulceration of the 'Moines 4, Iowa. i
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Swimmer Continues
Trek Down Columbia
Portland - (ITU - Spencer
Campbell plunged bark into
the Columbia river this morn
ing to continue his swim to
the sea.
The former Navy frogman
is swimming 557 miles from
Orofino, Idaho, down three
rivers to the ocean at Astoria,
Ore.
He reached his goal of
Multnomah Falls east of hne I
late last night.
He said he has no sel goal
for today, but will just see
how far he gets.
Fire Out of Control
In Northern Idaho
Hamilton. Mont. - Oil'D - A
1,400-acre fire was still raging
out of control today in North
ern Idaho's Selway-Bitterroot
wilderness area, about 50
miles south of here on the
Salmon river.
More than 625 men vere
fighting the blaze.
skin, or draining ulcers, nr
trouble alongside of their finger-nails,
or some other "por
tal of entry" through which
germs could get into Ihe arm.
In only one case was the
edema due definitely to a
plugging up (by a blood clot)
of the big vein going through
the armpit.
The two
doctors trealccl
their patients with a swollen
arm by giving them a strong
antibiotic for a minimum of
seven days, and !)4 per rent
responded favorably to this.
The arm then was measured
carefully for a custom-made
elasticized dacron "gradient
pressure sleeve," extending sfai.fd proposals are in-
7 .. . . VITr:i ar.ri will bp rprnvrrt at
from the wrists lo above tne , ,hf nfflri. f cv Auditor ot
Shoulder. The patients were ' the City of Oranta Pas. Josephine
... .1 - i it Countv. Orcein, to and until the
asked to wear this sleeve all nnur nf 2 nt? pV,nck. pm Friday,
day from the lime of arising , Aug n hm.i, tor tbr construction
in the morning until that ot.", ft?" BlS?,7e'S
going to bed. These sleeves ! bv Ordinances adopted by the
havo (r h rpmarpri when
they become loose. A decided
reduction of the lymphedema
was obtained by 01 out of the
94 patients.
Sometimes the swelling of
the arm comes rather sudden
ly, months or years after the
operation, when it appears to
be due to an acute inflamma
tion of the tissues of the arm.
in clear, understand able
layman's language Dr. Al- i
varez explains the functions;
of the thyroad gland and tells
you about thyroid troubles .
and their treatments in his
new booklet. "Thyroid Trou-,
Bv Jimmy 1 1.itlo
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THAT TRIP VOO'VE
- FOR&E AHEAD
- &ET IN THE
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Palace Possesses
History of Kings,
Nov Head
Rome --'ITT
Austrian rm
inK Frenc
troops have
Popes, kinss. an
emperor and pillag- j
h revolutionary j
lived in the
ace which Italy s President
Antonio Sesni now calls
home.
Built toward the end of the
sixteenth century, the Quirin-
! al Palace was used for almost
;100 years as the summer res
idence of the Popes. In 1870,
after the end of the church's
civil power in Italy, the Quir
inal became the residence of
Italy's kinus until the time
of World War 11.
The building sits on the
highest peak of the Quirinal
hill, commanding a view of
Rome. The Palace comprises
several inter-connecting build
ings and a larce park sur
rounded by walls.
The oldest building was be
gun in 1583 under Pope
Gregory XII I and completed
in ItilO under Pope Taul V.
This building, containing
Ihe halls where official cere-
monies are held, comprises
I a broad rectangular courtyard
! surrounded on three sides by
( an arcaded porch. A double
ramp stairway leads on the
right to the Hall of the Cuir
assier Guards and on the left
In the Hall of Ceremonies, the
two biggest rooms in the
palnrc.
Frescoes in the Hall of the
Cuirassier Guards are note
worthy examples of seven
teenth century painting.
Sixtus V was the first Pope
to die in the Quirinal. Later
almost all Popes lived there
in the summer, with some
using it year-round.
During the nineteenth cen
tury (our conclaves were held
in the palace, resulting in
the elections of: Leo XII
(1823): Pius VIII (1820): Greg
ory XVI (1831) and Pius IX
(18-lfi).
Palace Pillaged
French revolutionary troops
occupied and pillaged the
Quirinal Palace when they
seized Rome in 1708. The
French again occupied the
Palace in 180B by order of
Napoleon I. who arrested Pius
VII for refusing to yield.
The Quirinal then was se
lected as a residence for Na
poleon and from 1808 to 1812
extensive remodeling was
carried out. But the Emperor
never came to Rome.
The apartments were occu
pied in 1814 by Franz 1, Em
peror of Austria, who was the
guest of Pius VII nfler the
pope returned from prison to
the palace.
The people of Rome, dem-
onslrat,n)j oulsirie the palace
Iff..- a rnn.ti1n1inn forced
: pope pills Ix (f) (leP )o the
icnastaI tmvn of Gacta Dur.
ing the Roman Republic of
1848-4S. Ci'iseppe Mazzini
lived for a short time in the
Quirinal.
LEGAL NOTICES
UtVFRTISf'MKNT FOR niDS
: 1 .(,m,'J " "'. i". " ,
the M ru
anrt the rtlnn nnrt
spncnicHtions prepared by tne iny
Engineer, whirh Ordinances, plan
and specifi eat Inns are on file and
tihiv be crammed the office of
the City Ma miner at the City Hall.
Gran's 'Pn-s. Oregon, and to which
reference i herrhv made. Copies
nf the plans. Specifications. ln-fitrn-tinn"-
I" Bidder. Anproxi
nin'e QiK-ni'ic -nay be nhtained
upon receipt nf Ten (SIOWl, Dol
lars, which will b refunded in
rae a bona fide hid i made and
the plans and speci f ica t nn are
relumed in Kond condition
Hid must he denied and directed
to the Cm' Auditor nf the Citv nf
Gran's P;is Oregon and marked
"Sealed Propnmt lor Street Im
provements" and must he properly
Hincd by the person making such
bid
AH bids mm! be accompanied bv
n bid h md nr certified check in
tbr Mini nf ten i 1 0' i per cent nf
! ir amount bid as a fmtnntee that
he lv;i r vill eriler in'o enn
' - ;i i.-1 if a -, i d I made to him
Ml h'd r M-.1 s'ri'e 'he iimr in
v h rh p'l '--c K-k - he -.-m--ir't-d
Tne sn'-' e-nul bidder
.h,H b'-fore etitrrmi! noun hi
duties, f'irni'h n Knd nd nuf-ii'-'cit
b'lii-t in f;ivnr nf the Citv
"f G'-.tni'- P'ts-.. hi not len than
One Hundred iIOO'. i per cent nf
the Contract Price, with purely o
be approved by the Common
Cf
il
i The Cmnrnnn Council reserved the
1 nrht tn reiect anv and ail bids.
! Tne f'nnircl will h awnrded to
: "ir Idwi M repnnsi-le bidder. j.ub
: iff-t tn 'lie lnin i .ilinns and nm
' r-'i'iens be-np nd in said Ordi
AM hi'
il! be nper
bv V r (
and puh-
FridftV An 3,
M.in:u'er will pre
m nt th bids and
nh'ilation and hi
n lor award of enn
'iiiiiiin Council at it
r per ia! nirclinff.
C.'Mincil will autho-
r on'r.-i'-t
WHKffKOF T have
hand and affixed
S-mI nf the Citv nf
.1 n- "nine f 'niinf v.
s ; Hi h da v nf Julv.
: IN W ! T N V ''
Hrrrwnfn et
Grant Pas flregnn
METAL WORKS
Commofenl Induitrul
Ridcn.t She'-t Metal Woffc
5"i'cn, G tl vanned
"d Copper f hfictoo
Wesl Main
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of State
After Rome became the
capitol of the kingdom of
Italy. Victor Emanuel II en-
pal-jtered the Quirinal on New
Year s eve of 1870. But he
stayed only one night, dislik
ing the austere surroundings.
Later he established his resi
dence there only for reasons
of state.
TTnriAr U n m h a r f I om
was the frequent scene of
brilliant receptions. Victor
Rmannul 111 anri VIaI.
ena rarely used the Quirinal. paid lh(' tormcr Prcs'
Humbert II lived in the pal- dIH!
ace very briefly before going
into exile in 1946.
In 1948, newly elected
President of the Republic
Luigi Etnaudi chose it as his
residence and Giovanni Gron-
chi followed suit until his
term as president expired.
LEGAL NOTICES
Rt'M MONK,
iGeneral i
Nn .124.170
Superior Court of the Stale of
Cahtornia for the County of Ala
meda August Sllva Fonles. pluinlifr,
vs. Linda Roy Lindaey Fontes, de
fendant The People of the State of Cali
fornia, to the above named defend
ant: You sre hereby directed to ap
pear and answer the complaint of
the ahove named plaintiff filed in
the ahove entitled court in the
ahove entitled action brought
against you in said court, with in
ten days after the' service on you
of this summons, if served within
the above named county, or within
thirty days if served elsewhere.
You are herehv notified that un
less you so appear and answer,
said plaintiff will take judgement
for any money or damages de
manded in the complaint as arising
upon contract, or will apply to the
court tor any other relief demand
ed in the complaint:
Daied' July 2. Ifii2.
fSEALi JACK G. BLUE. Clerk.
Bv JAMES K1TTEHM AN, Deputy.
SCHULT7. (V ALLEN. 1 107 A
Street. Hayvard. California, at
torneys for plaintiff.
ltM'K l-. . Ait
There no running
to answer the phone
when you have
bedroom erf
Eisenhower Visits Cherbourg, France
Cherbourg. France -ilTIi-For. ) "This trip I am making In
mcr President DwirIU D. Eis- Europe is a very sentimental
enhower returned Monday loi,r'P- Particularly in Norman
this oort citv he liberated in dv Tni is mV favorite place
World War II and said that
he planned to visit "old
friends" Winston Churchill
and Charles rie Gaulle.
Gen. and Mrs. Eisenhower
arrived aboard the British Un
i or Queen Elizabeth and were
honored bv speeches al the
Cherbourg Chamber of Com
merce where the former pres
ident signed the city's Golden
Book.
"I am always happy to re-
turn to Cherbourg which is
to my
heart as a veteran, for it was
here that I betfan lo foci the.
end was com in j: for Adolf
LEGAL NOTICES
NOTK'K TO I'KFIHTORS
Notice is hereby given that the
undersigned has been appointed
Executrix of the estate of Samuel
W Hateman. Deceased. All persons
having claims against said estate
are hereby required to present
them wiih propor vouchers within
six months from the 3rd day of
July. inK2 Ihe date of the first
publication of Him notice, 'o the
undersigned at 34 N Central
Avenue. Mrdford. Oregon.
C.F.N E W BATEMAN
Executrix
J F FL1FGEL.
Attorney for Estate
INVITATION' TO Rift
The Talent Irrigation Distriet
will accept sealed bids on the
equipment described helow:
One used power generating plant:
International llcisel encine mod
el UD18 Serial No. UDRlliBR-Z I
Rating H P. 1000 RPM
Westinghnuse Generator B2.5 KVA.
225 Volt. ll Amp. 3 Phase
fifl cycle.
Complete unit Includes Control
Panel and stork of spare parts.
Plant has run a total of 4000 hours,
and can be inspected at Howard
Prfiirie Dam Caretaker Quarters.
Plant to he sold on the site and
he disassembled and moved hy
purchaser. The Talent Irrigation
Distriet reserves the right to ac
cept or reject anv or all bids
Bids to he opened Aug. 7, UM12 al
the District ofliee. Talent, Oregon,
at 1.00 P M
Board of Directors
Talent Irrigation District
P O Box 4ii7
Talent. Oregon.
W. H HOFKBUHR
Secretary-Manager
a bandy
en si on
alter that where I was born.'
LEGAL NOTICES
NOTU E Or XAI.E OF REAL
I'KOI'KRTY
IN THE Cltl CI1 IT COURT OF THE
STATE OF OREGON FOR JACK
SON COUNTY
PROBATE DEPARTMENT
In the Matter
of
tht Estate of Wlnnt A. Brown,
deceased.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that
the undersigned. Bettie R Huaon,
the duly appointed, qualified and
..;.n Execu.nx oi th, .bv. -
an order duly and reiularly
made, rendered and entered by the
Circuit Court of the County of
Jackson. State of Oregon, under
date of July ft. fW2, licensing, m
powering and ordering her so to
do. will offer for tale and will iell
at private sale at the office of
Roberts. KellinRton. Branchlteld Ac
Heffernan, Standard Insurance
Building. 711 Fast Main Street.
Medford, Oregon, on and after
AuRiut 8, 1962. for cash or on such
terms as the court may approve,
and subject to the turther order
and confirmation of laid Circuit
Court, all of the right, title, estate,
lien and interest that she aa such
Executrix or said estate has In and
to the following descrlhed prem
ises, lying and being situate In the
County of Jackson, State of. Ore
gon, to-wlt:
Parcel 1. That part of PLC, 41
in Twp. .Iti South of Range 1
West of the W.M., Jackson Coun
ty. Oregon, described as follows:
Beginning at a point 7.5R chains
West of the Northeast corner of
said Dl.C. 4tt. and run thence
South 4730' West. 1911 chains:
thence North 4230' West, 2 48
chains more or less, to a point
.n the Easterly right of way line
of the Medford Corporation Rail
road: thence Northeasterly along
said Easterly line to a point on
the North line of said D L.C. 4(1:
and thence East along said North
line to tiie point of beginning.
Parcel 2. Beginning at the North,
easterly comer of Lot 8, Block 3.
In Fryers Addition to the Town
of Eagle Point, Oregon; thence
Southwesterly along the North
westerly line of said Lota 8 and
7 of said Block 3 to the South
westerly corner of said Lot 7;
thence Southeasterly along the
Southwesterly hue of said Lot 7,
3 feet; thence Northeasterly
riarallel with the Northwesterly
Ine of said Lots 7 and fi. to the
Northeasterly Hne of said Lot 8;
thence Northwesterly 3 feet to
the point of beginning. It being
the intention to convey a atrip
of land 3 feet In width off the
Northwesterly end of said Lots 7
and R
Dated this 10th day of Julv, 19fi2.
Bettie R. Huson
Executrix
meres nothing like a handy bedroom phone wnen you can l .spare a minute time
Kottinjr dressed to j?o out) or when you have a minute to spare (like takinjr a
"phono break" in the morning). It's also convenient when your jruests want privacy
to make or take a call. A bedroom phone does so much to make life easier -yet it
costs so little. Call the business office today for yours. (fJ3) pacific northwest bell.
LEGAL NOTICES
NOT1CK OF SALE OF PROPERTY
No. ii:u
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT Or THE
STATE OF OREGON IN AND
FOR THE COUNTY OF JACK
SON In the Matter of the Estate of
ALBERT EM1L JOHNSON.
Deceased.
NOTICE la hereby given that
from and after tht 13th day of
August. 19(12. the undersigned. Per
sonal Representative of the above
entitleu Estate, shall proceed to
sell, at private sale, for the beat
available price and terms, certain
properly situated within Jackson
County. Oregon, described aa fol
lows: Lots 1 and 2 of Block 1 or
Bunker Hill Addition to the City
of Medford, Oregon, according to
the official plat thereof.
The ahove la to be sold on terms
and price to be negotiated between
the parties, tn line with appraised
values on file in this aubject Estate,
subject only to the approval by
the Court. This Notice is made and
given pursuant to the Order of
the Judge of the Circuit Court,
dated the 11th day of July, Uitii.
Inquiries with regard to the fore
going should be directed to the
undersigned, C. O. DAVIS AND
A1NSWORTH. Attorneys. 450 Sis
kiyou Boulevard. Ashland, Oregon.
JOAN SNOOK
Personal Representative of the
' Estate of Albert Emil Johruon.
deceased.
Date of first publication 7 1762.
ROBERT A BOYER
DAVIS it AINSWORTH
450 Siskiyou Boulevard
Ashland. Oregon
Attorneys for Estate
NOTICE
No. 1104ft
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE
STATE OF OREGON FOR JACK
SON COUNTY
In the Matter of the Estate
of
D. STANLEY YODER.
Deceased.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN
That the undersigned administra
trix of the above estate has filed
her final report and account herein
and that Monday, August 13, 19(12,
at 9:30 o'clock a.m. at the court
house In the city of Medford in
said county has been fixed by the
above named court as the time and
place tor hearing objections to said
final report and account and for
the examination and allowance
thereof.
Dated and first published this
10th day of July, 1082.
Phyllis M Yoder. Administratrix
Frohnmayer. Lowry, Hogan St
Deatherage
Attorneys for Administratrix
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
NO, 1143Z
Having qualified and been ap
pointed executrix of the estate of
Amelia Welch, deceased, by the
Circuit Court of the State of Ore
gon for Jackson County. I hereby
give notice to all persons having
claims against satd estate, to pre
sent them, verified as required by
law. with proper vouchers, within
six months from the date of this
notice to me at 308 Havana A vs.,
Medford, Oregon.
Dated and first published July 3,
16A2.
JENNIE MAY HOSTETTER
LEGAL NOTICES
KOTirE OF HEARING OF
FINAL ACCOUNT
NO. lOfifi
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THH
STATE OF OREGON FOR JACK
SON COUNTY
PRORATE DEPARTMENT
In the Matter of the Estate of
BETTY M. HULTMAN. aim
known as BEITY VIRGINIA
MARIE HULTMAN, deceased
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN.
That the undersigned hax filed her
Final Account as Administratix of
the above named estate and th
above entitled Court has fixed thn
lMh day of August. Iftfi2. at thn
hour of tne-thirty (130 pm. in
the Circuit Courtroom of thn
Courthouse building, at Medford.
Jackson County, Oregon, as thn
time and place for hearing
objections to the said Final Ac
count and for the settlement
thereof
Dated and first published thtl
10th day of Julv 19H2
RUTH SIMMONS.
Administratrix
JOHN M. ROSS
Attornev for Estate
230 West Main Street
Medford. Oregon
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AD DIRECTORY
PERSONAL
Lodge Notices .......
Special Club Events
Personal
Lost and Found
Instruction
Wanted Male Helo .......
Wanted Female Help
Male or Femole Help
wanted an nations
Wanted Miscellaneous
Financial & Loans ,
REAL ESTATE
For Rent Houses 20
For Rent Apartments 21
For Rent Furnished Rooms - 22
Rent Rooms and Board 23
For Rent Miscellaneous 24
Wanted To Rent 25
Medford Realty Board - 30
For Sale Real Estate 3)
Burlness Opportunities vw 32
Wanten Real Estate 33
FOR SALE MISCELLANEOUS
Building Supplies w 40
Appliances ... 41
Furniture 42
Musical Equip., Radio TV 43
Sports and Hobbies 44
Miscellaneous , 45
Nurseries , 4rt
Dogs and Pet . SO
Poultry . SI
Livestock M S2
Wanted Livestock S3
Hav Grain and Feed ,. S4
Fruits St Vegetables 35
Automotive & Equipment
Machinery and Tractors . 60
Logging equipment .
Equipment for Rent - ,
Trailers
Parts and Accessories
Cycles and Scooters .
Cara and Trucks
61
R2
70
71
72
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