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MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE. MEDFORD. OREGON FRIDAY. FEBRUARY 1. 1963 They'll Do It Every Time - By j immy Hatlo Locust tried And tried to make out his own tax return, but gave up in despair So HE GIVES IT TO A C.P.A.-- AND DOES HE GO ALON& WITH THE EXPERT ADVICE? DUMBESILLEH.' I GIVE about dONT TELL ME.'A 1 CANT MAKE OUT Jtime itLLPAV H WHOSE SIDE ARE YOU V , WHICH END IS UPJ I ho HAVE A REAL 1 ON?-' AND TAKE OPF VS' QUIT " I'LL PAV AN 1 1 PRO DO IT FOR UXJ! $2,000 FOR CHARITV K, ACCOUNTANT TO VOU--- I. li1 DONrT KEEP TRAC- I . I V MAKE IT OUT'' fwTtBKf LIVIN& tsOF MV HANDOUTS.' 741 Medford Man Bound Overfo Grand Jury Wendall Ray Sipes, 63 Oak dr., Medford was bound over to the grand jury on charges of receiving and concealing stolen property when he ap peared in Jackson county dis trict court this week. Sipes was released after posting $1,500 bail. He was arrested early yes terday following a joint inves tigation by sheriff's officers and Medford and Central Point police. They recovered a number of stolen items in his home after obtaining a search warrant. Fire at Cottage Grove Levels Half-Block Area Cottage Grove -IUP1I- A spec tacular fire destroyed a de partment store, a theater and a paint store here Wednesday night and early Thursday. The blaze, which leveled about half a city block, gutted the J. C. Penney Co. store, the Arcade Theater and Carl's Paint store. The theater was evacuated without incident when t h e blaze broke out about 10:50 p.m. Firemen said the blaze ap parently started in the de partment store and spread to the other buildings. Six Objects Said Launched by Russians Washington (UPD Russia apparently launched six ob jects secretly into space since late August, U. S. space data showed Thursday. Information filed with the United Nations disclosed two of the objects were launched recently, and like the others, have not yet been reported by the Russians. Slyled-.o-Slim 10 Pr) 9000 J J fsM Mi k Dennis the Menace The Medical Roundup lt. I Emeritus Consultant In Medicine Mayo Clinic Emeritus Protes-sor of Medicine Mayo Clinic (Reiuter and tribune Syndicate 19t3 rF"f IPICKE0UPAC(WLEV-HORSE YKTgROty AND J CANTSETRID OF IX 1U TAKE IT'" Swift Slitchery Dr. Hall Will Be Resident Novelist Eugene Dr. James B, Hall of the University of Ore gon, has accepted an invita- tion to be novelist-in-residence at the 29th annual Writer's Conference in the Rocky mountains, July 22-Aug. 10 at the University of Colorado. Dr. Hall, an associate pro fessor of English, will conduct a workshop session in novel writing, and deliver a lecture on the same subject. Former conference leaders have included such famous writers as Thomas Wolfe, Sherwomi Anderson, Carl Sandburg and Philip Wylie. The UO writer is author of numerous short stories, arti cles and two novels. "Racers to the Sun" was published last year. He is consultant editor for Doubleday & Co., one of the largest publishing houses in the U. S. Carrying One's Medical Record More and more people, es pecially diabetics who are tak ing large doses of insulin, are coming to realize that they should carry always with them a note I a I about their ill ness atta " c medicine they are taking, so that if they go into an insulin reac tion, in which they be come mental ly confused and act strangely the police will not arrest them for drunkenness, and then per haps leave tl.sm in jail until they die or suffer serious in jury to their brain. What is sad about insulin reactions is that often the per son who is slipping into one either does not realize what is happening, or he loses his ability to do anything about the situation. He neither tells the people around him he is in trouble, nor does he take from his pocket the sugar that would quickly bring him out of his woozy state. Such a man ought always to wear a special bracelet that contains the necessary infor mation that he is a diabetic and that the sugar he carries with him can cure him if he starts to act peculiarly. Some men carry the information in a belt buckle; others carry it in their wallet or their bill fold; and women carry it in their handbag, but the brace let is the most obvious, and hence the best carrier of the information. To carry it in one's wallet or billfold is not so good, because a bystander might misinterpret the action of someone, perhaps a police man, who would go through a sick man's pockets or bill fold. Today, thousands of men who have had a heart attack are taking a drug which keeps their blood from clotting too well. If such a man should happen to have an auto acci dent which tears open an ar tery, he might easily bleed to death unless the doctor who arrives quickly learns that he is taking the anti-coagulant drug, and then gives him some vitamin I to restore the abili ty of his blood to clot. A few people are now sup plying the necessary record holders, and their addresses can be obtained by writing me at Box 957, Des Moines 4, Iowa. There is a non-emergency type of medical record which many a person, and especially one with a rare and puzzling type of disease, would do well to carry - of the instruction of a physician who may be called to take care of him or her in London, or Cairo or Honolulu. This record can be microfilmed, so it will take even less space than does a credit card. Gov. James Pollack of Pennsylvania (IB00-08) was the father of the "In God We Trust" motto on United States coins. Tax Credit Subject Of Local Meeting The effect of the 7 per cent investment lax credit on new machinery and other assets was discussed here Wednes day at the meeting of Rogue Valley chapter. American In stitute of Banking, at Med ford High school. William S. Cobb, certified public accountant for Haskiiis and Sells in Medford, led the discussion and pointed out the trouble spots to be watched for in the effect on leases, sales and rentals. Other points discussed were the new bulle tin "F" Internal Revenue reg ulation and what the banker should know about this regulation. Cobb was introduced by Gil bert Stuart, Medford branch, U. S. National Bank officer, and president of the local chapter. 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