THURSDAY, JUNE 27, 1913
MEDfOBD MAIL TRIBUNE. MEDfORD, OREGON
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TBEE SMASHES HOUSE - Mia Johanna Rcntten Inspects damage to her home in Oak
land Call, after a 120-foot pine tree crashed Into the houe and pierced the building
from roof to bacmcnt. Mli Hcnencn, a social worker for the YWCA, who lived through
the blitz In Holland, thought America wa being bombed when the heard the trc come
craaliing down, but wa "greatly relieved" when she found out it was Jut a tree. (UPI)
College Students
Risk Prosecution
On Trip To Cuba
, Washington -tin- U.S. col
Icgo atudenta heading for a
Havana holiday financed by
the Caatro regime apparently
have decided they would not
be able to dodge U.S. pass
port rcgulatloni by leaving
from Canada.
Officials said Wednesday
that about 60 atudenta - who
originally were reported plan
ning to get to Cuba via Can
ada - had flown from New
York to Europe and apparent
ly planned to make connec
tion with Cuban-chartered
flight in Prague,
" They had their Cuban spon
sors presumably came to the
conclusion that Canada would
block the flight Jiut aa it
fif last December, when the
Canadian Department of
Transport refuted to grant a
couriered airliner permission
In ufce off on similar atu
ami flight
tf Tueaday
Ttte officials aaid the atu
ctrert left New York Tuesday
few lo groups: 21 flew to
AsriMdm on a KLM plane,
.:,! approximately 30 caught
a EOA.C pUne for London
tssti Pan
US- otfuiiU in London,
AtiAvin and Pari were
ewiraid to intercept the stu
4kwfl l the European alr
parti and warn them that they
mml4 ruk prosecution if they
traveled to Havana without
specially validated U.S. pass
ports. '
Travel to Cuba without
inch a passport carrica a pos
sible penalty of five years In
jail, a $5,000 fine, or both.
None of the atudenta had
applied for permission to visit
Cuba, officials said. Such per
mission Is reserved for news
men, businessmen with inter
ests dating from before the
united States severed rele.
tions with the Castro goveriv
ment, and other groups with
legitimate interests in Cuba.
The Medical Roundup
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Eminem OntiflUnt fa Madicijia
MayA riuue
(martins Vtnttmr "I M4lelaa
Mara Clinic
(Rainier and Trlhuna Syndicate,
Ittl)
Schedule Set tor
Baton Classes
The schedule for summer
classes in baton has been an
nounced by the Medford parks
ana recreation department.
The classes, which start
Monday, July 1, will be held
at five city schools and Haw
thorne nark Ihrniiph Ann 1ft
There is no Charge for the
lessons.
The schedule at each loca
tion la : Hawthorne, Monday
10 a.m., Tuesday and Thurs
day 9 to 10:30 a m.; Howard.
Monday 0 a.m. Tuesday 1 to
2:30 p.m. and Wednesday
10:30 a.m. to noon; Jefferson,
Monday 1 p.m. and Tuesday
and Thursday 10.30 a.m. to
noon; Jackson, Monday 1
p.m., Wednesday 1 to 2:30
p.m. and Thursday 2:30 to
4 p.m.; Washington, Monday
2 p.m. and Tuesday and
Wednesday 2:30 to 4 p m.; and
Wilson, Monday 3 p.m.! Wed
nesday a to 10:30 a.m. and
Thursday 1 to 2:30 p.m.
PIPELINE
Tulsa, OklaW-The 1800
mile Colonial -pipeline from
the Texas coast to New Eng.
land will cost $300 million
and move as much as 600,000
barrels of petroleum products
daily - the equivalent of SO
average size tankers, accord-
Mi w uuir on e
Toe Much Acid In Tha System
Many people ask me what
to do for loo much acid In the
system, and I cannot answer
them because
1 am not sure
what they are
talking about.
Olten, from
whut they go
on to say, 1
Imaglno that
they have
what people
call "an acid
Aivatx aiomacn,- out
even then I 'cannot be sure
what they have.
If I saw the person, I would
ask him to show mo where his
burning sensation was. If he
put his hand on his stomach-
above hia navel, and left it
there, I would know his burn
ing was of nervous origin, and
in his skin. If he moved his
hand up toward his throat,
I would know he had heart
burn.
All good stomachs arc very
acid inside, but the normal
person cannot feel any dis
tress because the few nerves
in his stomach wall do not
sense the acidity. He probably
can sense the acid only when
it regurgitates, or runs up into
his gullet. But even then, for
some reason, the lining of the
gullet must have become irri
table - as after the man's eat
ing certain foods, or drinking
certain drinks, or smoking cer
tain tobaccos, or "blowing his
top." Often, only a person
who has a hereditary tenden
cy to get heartburn will ever
get an attack of it. It runs in
certain families.
Once I questioned at length,
140 persons with heartburn
and they told me the best
treatment consisted of putting
some sodium bicarbonate into
a third of a glassful of water
and slowly drinking that.
When it washed down and
also neutralised the acid
trie juice in the gullet, the
person felt comfortable again.
Some stomachs are too acid
when the person has an active
duodenal ulcer, but then this
sensation is not a burning; It
Is a hunger pain, which comes
when he is hungry and is re
lieved when he cats.
A biologic chemist would
(ell my correspondent that his
blood can never be acid; if it
were ever to become acid, he
would quickly die. There is,
however, a condition called
acidosis, in which the amount
of alkali in the blood is re
duced - as it la in dangerous
crises in the course of a se
vere diabetes.
Death In Rtfrigarators
How I wish people who put
aside an outworn refrigerator
would remember that last
year 33 children crawled into
old refrigerators, flammed the
door on themselves, and then
suffocated and died. Three out
of four of the victims were
from three to six years old.
Obviously, no one should
ever put away an old refrig
erator without removing the
door, or locking it shut in
some way, perhaps with a
padlock, or fixing the door In
such a way that it can never
be shut so aa to bo air-tight.
Whan rtsharman Hooks Sell
Every so often a fisherman
manages to drive a fish-hook
ly Into his skin or the
skin of his companion. Then
the problem Is, how to get the
hook out. With the barb tear
ing the issues, any attempt to '
pull the houk backward will
be very painful. Usually, the
beat and easiest thing to do Is
quickly to push the hook
through In such a way that the
sharp point comes out. Then,
if a strong wire clipper Is
available, the sharp end of
the hook, with the barb, is
cut off, and after this, the
hook can easily be withdrawn.
I remember one day I was
walking through the high
mountains of California-I met
a fisherman who was in great
pain because he had run a
fish hook into the flesh just
below his chin. He and his
companion had tried to pull
the thing out, but he just
could not stand the pain.
When I came along, I just
gave the hook a push and in
stantly the point emerged on
his chin. Very fortunately, I
happened to have a puir of
cutting pliers in my knap
sack, and so, in a few seconds
I had snipped off the barb.
Then I pulled the hook back,
and it came out easily. '
Did you know that a deaf
person is likely to suffer from
head noises? This and help
ful Information is in Dr. Al
varez booklet. Head .Noises
and Dizziness." which you
may get by sending 23 cents
and a self-addressed, stamped
envelope with your request
for It to Dr. Walter C. Al
varez. Dept. MMT, Box 057,
Des Moines 4, Iowa..
FRAUDS
New York-IUPIt-Fraudulent
and suspected fraudulent
bankruptcies cost the Ameri
can businessman upwards of $2
million each working day,
compared with about $500.
000 in 1953, according to the
Delaware Valley Credit Man
agement association.
Ascolano
RIPE OLIVES
Aicolms urwty phvts ne fa
mous lor their silt, tenderness
end rich, nut-liks flavor. They
luvt moil ol iv meat in nlition
to pit than any etntr tinned
ripe olivs vtntty.
Kemember Odsrti It's the
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FARE-PRESTOi NO TIME TO MULL IT OVER
KIMMY SAYS-
Editor's note: This column is written by a Medford
teen ager who has chosen the nom de plume ol
"Kimmy." Other ieen agers In the area-and, who
knows, perhaps even parents baffled at their offspring's
behavior - are tnvitad to write to "Kimmy." in cere
of the Mall Tribune, for suggestions or advice on man
ners, dress, behavior and similar subjects.
Dear Ktmtnyt If I see
someone cheating on a test
and he is a friend of mine,
should I iell on him?
Mixed Up
Dear Mixed Up: What
true friend you must be,
caring enough about this
friend to wonder what Is real
ly right. This is a very touchy
subject.
Remember that he Is cheat
ing only himself, not the per
son he is copying from, if
that is the case. I would say -to
say something to the teach
er, but DON'T say anything
about It to the rest of the stu
dents. '
If you don't stop him NOW,
how far is he going to go the
next time??
Dear Kimmyt My teen
age son Is very quiet. He
never likes to go to parties
or out with other boys.
Should I coax him to gat
out more or will he become
more socialable as he grows
older? He Is 14. Trank you
Kim.
Jean
Dear Jean: You said your
boy wag 14 and 14 is a very
Independent age; whether It
be a boy or girl.
If It is Just the problem of
not wanting to go to parties
and dances, I wouldn t push
him too far. Many boys al 14
aren't prepared for this type
of thing.
The social relationships of
young adults are more Impor
tant to them than anything
else. The big question he may
be wondering, "'What do
others think of mo?"
Teen-agers may turn to peo
ple outside of the home (an
older teen-ager or a teacher)
for the 'approval and praise
they received as children, bul
still need, oven though they
want to show their independence.
I really don't think vou
have anything to worry about.
He's just growing up!
Dear Kimmy: My dad is
always saying, "Whan I
was your age - f Why do
parents say this?
Wondering
Dear' Wondering: Hardly
ny offspring goes through
his life time at home without
his parents describing or re
calling many things about his
childhood or how "things"
were "When 1 was growing
up."
Your parents are more or
less revealing to you what the
conditions of your problem
were about 15 years ago. Put
up with It and remember that
someday you'll be able to say
' Well son, when I was your
age - l l "
Dear Kimmyt How can
I get my daughter to stop
hagging me for a telephone
tn her bedroom?
A Haggard Dad
Dear Haggard Dad: Buy her
a telephone and I'm sure she'll
stop hagging you.
Dear Kimmy: I want lo
break up with this boy and
I am wondering if I should
do it or have a friend tell
him?
Undecided
Dear Undecided: You do It.
You're the ono that wants to
break up with him, not your
iriend. tic will think a lot
more of you, loo, if you tell
him yourself. He may not
admire you for awhile, but
someday he will. This is
JUST ONE of the disadvan
tages of going steady ! 1
Dear Kimmy: Do you en-
Butlers Back from
Eastern Stales
In these days of automation
it Is refreshing to view a field
ot endeavor in which human
hands are still needed for in.
tricate work to be done, Mra.
Arncl Butler commented hero
Tuesday following return
from a tour of the Gorham
liver factory in Providen.
R.I.
Mr. and Mrs. Butler, own
ers of . Lawrence Jewelrv
store, accompanied by their
grandson, Charles Wirkkula,
spent two weeks In the east,
dividing thci rtime chiefly
between Washington. D.C..
nd Now York City.
Mrs. Butler made the side
trip to Providence.R.I.. where
she watched silver spinning
at tne Gorham factory. The
tradesmen, who do this re
fined work, apprentice for
four years, Mrs. Butler said,
nd few young people are in
terested in entering this trade
today, she wbs told.
While in Washington. D.C..
Iho Butlers and their grand
son were extended many
courtesies by Congressman
Robert B. Duncan, they re
ported. They visited both the
Congress and the Senate and
made a special tour of tho
White House, arranged by
Congressman Duncan.
In the capitol city, the But
lers also visited her cousin,
Mrs. Helen Tormoen, widow
of Clarence Tormoen, who
was legal advisor to the Sec
retary of the Treasury. They
attended the theater in New
York and Washington.
Beaverton Man Named
Pharmaceutical Head
Bend - (UPD - Wallace Boyd
of Beaverton was elected
president of the Oregon State
Pharmaceutical association at
the group's 74th convention
here. Next year's convention
will be held in Gearhart.
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Just Wondering ' ft
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love It!! How about you??
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