Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, December 12, 1962, Image 23

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Newspaper Page Text12 B WEDNESDAY. STAR Bj CLAY M Vow Doily ir According !tV2-3tV36l To develop metsoge for Thursday, reod words corresponding to numbers of your Zodiac birth sign. (6 TAUfiUS AHL 21 MAY 21 1 Borrowing 2Someone 3Phoo 4 Moil 5 Or 6 Or 7 Visitor 8 Soys 9 Depend lOOn 1 1 Excellent l2Some 13 Knp 14 May ISWnre 16 Wonderful 17 Be 18 Your 19 For 20 Door 21 Improving 22 Exciting 23 Social 24 Slightly 25 Tight 26 To 27 Own 28 Financial 29 Or 30 Wonderful rr 9-10-18-27 82-89 GEMINI MAY 22 JUNE 22 m 6-4548 70-76 CANCH M JUNE 23 JULY 23 UO ) JULY 24 L.AUS-23 n3M8.4:5-49 jy65-77-81-90 VIBGO AUG. 24 TS 3-15-K-34 Good 137-68-74 The Medical f . Codeln Quiett Nervous Colon I said in this column that codcin is the best reliever that I ever found for the dis- r.-fif"Ve?str-, tress of t h e fef ; " I very common j ' I nervous or so- called mucous "colitis." I also said that Copavin is a r'- . i o n venicnt preparation of codcin. A number Alvares of people have written to say that when they asked their doctor for some Copavin, he said, "That's for colds," and refused to give any for the gassy and painful abdominal distress that thou sands of people get when they go out to dinner, or invite guests to their home for sup per. Usually there first comes an excess of gas-formation; then, if the gas cannot quickly be passed, there will come repeated crampy pains, usual ly in the lower halt of the abdomen. It is true that Copavin was devised by Dr. Harold Diehl primarily for colds, but still 1 maintain that it has given great comfort and relief to hundreds of my patienls with the sort of bowel which re acts distressingly to emotion. Pure codein sulfate often works very well (Cnpavin con tains an extra relaxant called papaverin); but the govern ment regulations permit a physician to write an ordinary prescription for Copavin, while for codeln they demand a special prescription made in triplicate on a special blank. Jumbo-Knit Hit 7018 . ft j Choose a short or longer length (or this favorite jacket that tops everything. Jumhn-jacket that you can knit in a few sessions. Use 2 strands kntting worsted. Pat tern 7018: knitting directions Si7's 32-34; 311.38 incl. THIRTY-FIVE CENTS (coins) for this pattern add 10 cents for each pattern (or Ist-elnss mulling Send to Alice Brook, care o( Meit forrt Mail Tribune. Needle craft Dept . P. O. Pox 1H3. Old Chelsea Station, New York 11. N Y. Print plainly NAME, ADDRESS, PAT TERN NUMBER. lflH3's Pugcst Needlecraft Show stars smocked accesso riesit's our new Needle craft Catalog' Plus over 200 fresh-to you designs to knit, crochet, sew. weave, embroi der, quilt. Plus free pattern. Send 25c now! r DECEMBER 12. 19(2 GAXElC!) R. POLLANr AOMrf GulJt Jo Iht Start. UMA OCT. 23 ,,10, 5- 7-14.4 7 24 31 31 Delayed 61 Snvjll 32 0r 62Tocts 33 Think 63 Fovore 34 Arrange 64 Your 35 Grip 65 Study 36 New 66 Are 37 Horn. 67 Pur 38 Before 68 Meet 39 Forties 69 Open! 40 Enlightening 70 Advisable 41 On 71 To 42A 72About 4J You 73 Indicated 44 Will 74 Friends 45 Lending 75Todoy 46 And 76 Now 47Doy 77Anolyce 48 Is 78 To 49 Act 79 About 50 Your 80 You 51 Not 61 Review 52 Condition! 82 Forge 53 Engagements 83 Poy 54 Opportunity 84 Strings 55 Po hence 85 And 56 To 86 Courtesies 57 To B7 Now 58 Repay 88 Olr 59 And 89 Ahead 60 Things 90 Investigate )Advtrse Neutral Koirto OCT. 24 C-j lj NOV. 22 Vj 4?-47.56-5f.J 61-6Mi-86t SAGirr akius NOV, DEC K)-55-59-62rCH 172-7883-88 CAMCOeN DEC. 24 ft JAN 20 VV 3-25-35-41- (64-67-84 87Vr AOUAMUS IAN. 21 jT! 19-21-28(5 37-52 rticK FEB. 20); 22-23-39-46,4"J 5-73 v;-J Roundup rmnrlhii rnnanltant In Mmittrhtm Mayo Clinic Emerltui Professor of Me die in Mayo Clinic (Register and Tribune Syndicate, 1962) This Is one reason why I use Copavin much more often than I use codcin. Incidentally, I agree with Dr. Diehl who, after treating some 30,000 university stu dents with every type of drug, said that Copavin was by far the best aborlcr of colds. I know many young wom en whose life was solitary and unhappy until I gave them Copavin. Now if, when "date" is about to come to take them out, gas begins to form in their bowel, they take one or two Copavlns, and with this they usually spend a comfortable evening free from distress. We doc tors have always prescribed belladonna for this nervous disease, but I have never seen it do much good. I have never seen true or damaging habituation to co dcin, so I do not fear the drug. There are other dietary treatments you might try for colon distress. To get more information about the prob lem, read Dr. Alvarez' book let, "Colitis." You may gel a copy by sending 25 cents and n salf adriresscd, stamped envelope with your request to Dr. Wal ter C. Alvarez, Dept. MIHT, The Register and Tribune Syn dicate, Box 837, Des Moines 4, Iowa. Technicians Needed By Federal Agency As a result of the Federal Aviation agency's western re gion expansion program, ap proximately (100 electronic technicians will be hired in the coming year, the western region office has announced. Technicians will he respon sible for the maintenance of a new airway system through out the western stales re quired by the agency and the flying public. In addition, civil and electronic engineers will he needed for additional Installation and maintenance and mnditication projects as sociated with the agency's continued e x p an s I o n pro gram. Additional information con cerning employment may he obtained by contacting the Federal Aviation agency, O. J. Rasmussen. acting chief systems maintenance district office. 711 East Main at., Med(ord. Court Records nitceiT rnntT Thon.HR I, Mfl.Mii vs Pntrtcla Sup Mfl.pfiiv divon-p drrrct? 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Experts attending the na tional conference on air pol lution are agreed that smog would make you sick but they said Just how sick was a matter for debate. They called attention to deaths attributed to air pou lution in - New York, Los Angeles, London and other cities. But they disagreed on the extent to which lung cancer might be caused by smoke and other pollution In the air. EP Students Take Part in Tourney Forest Grove F i v e high school students from Eagle Point attended and partici pated In the 17lh Annual Pa cific, University High Schoo) Forensics tournament' re cently.: i. ' . ; ; Coached by Glenna Bre wold, Teresa Pruett,,' Shcrl Watrjon,. Sandi Wallis, - Mike Charley and Morgan Miller participated in the five events of the tournament debate, oratory, serious and burner ous interpretative reading, and extemporaneous speak ing. 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Falk, both of the National Institutes of Health, Bethesda, Ml., agreed there was sufficient evidence to link both air pollution and cigarette smoke to lung can cer. Dr. Roger S. Mitchell of the Webb Institute for Medical Research, Denver, suggested that cleaning up polluted community air might pal the "happy dividend" of reducing the hazards of cigarette smok ing. At present, according to Dr. J. B. Askew, director of the "IK" '"-It RECLINER diV San Diego Department of Health, it Is justifiable "to believe that if one lives in a city which has air pollution . . . one cannot afford to smoke cigarettes." Danger To Livestock Dr. H. A. Rodenhiser, a re search scientist from the Agriculture Department, sug gested that air pollution also might be injurious to cows, chickens and. sheep. "In view of the dangers to men it seems reasonable to think that there must be many areas where livestock are endangered." he said, adding that air pollution might reduce the production of milk, eggs and wool Another panel delving into the problem of air pollution by automobiles, trucks and buses heard a pledge of co operation from a spokesman for the Automobile Manufac turers Association. James M. Chandler, a mem ber of the association's vehic le combustion products com mittee, said the industry "OIL TO BURN" Mobtlheat S & H Grten Stamps " MEDFORD FUEL CO. 772-2111 . i iir --jl. .w ? : . -'i & r r c- ii l-,.- rp'i-g . -:r ijt 25 South Riverside Ul 1 VbToisi nl T- s zniY te. tr I em jfi would apply control measures "when they have been proved to be effective, economical and needed." 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