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MEDFOFID MAIL TRIBUNE, MEDFORD, OREGON STAR -By CLAY R. POLUN Yotrr Dory Activity Gvidt AIIIS yStJ MAR. 22 Q) 2- 7-26-31 33-48-67 To develop messoge for Soturday, read words corresponding to numbers of your Zodiac birth sign. 1 Take 31 1 61 You're 2 A 32 Welcemt 6: Ar 3 Important 33 A &3 Helpful 4 Excellent 34 Old o4 Deelopmem 5 Your 35 Your e5 Way 6 For 36Unli.' 6o Clear 7 New 37Fnndi fi7 Today BBat 3STo oSLote 9 You're 39 Your 6 Priority 10 For AQ Time 70 Your 11 You 41 Suitneii 71 And 12 Events 42 N'ei 72 Vour 13 Seeing 43 To 73 Hands liDo 44 Should 74Anned I5A J50n 75Tody 16 Matters 46 Vou e 7b Up '7 Things 47 Ee 77 Jobs 18 Ate 4S Pcmbility 78 Friendships, 19 Curb 49 Occur 79 Monual 20 Likely b0 Even 80 Incomplete 21 In 5IF.ni! 81 Temper 22 Sharp 52 Somelrmio. 82 Ends 23 Remorka 53 Aspect 83 Fmorxial 24 Concerning 54 And 84 Sidestep 25 Work 55 Given 85 Distractions 26 Romance 56 Look 86 Obligations 27 Promised 57 Forgotten 87 Well 28 Apt 58 Though 88 Easily 29 To 59 For S9 Tasks 30 New 60 Personality 90 Dexterity Good () Adverse dNcmral ,f TAUSUS APR. Jl I ? MAY 21 H36-3?.40-.d WV66-76-80-8fl GEMINI MAY 22 JUNE 22 H19-22-23.5d CANCER JUNE 23 JULY 23 uo 5 JULY 24 AUG. 23 ,11-18-28-38 68-72-81-83 VIRGO t SEPT. 22 ") - 6-16-24 41-77-78 The. Medical By Emeritus Consultant In Medicine Mayo Clinic Emeritus Professor of Medicine Mayo Clinic (Register and Trlhune Syndicate, 1963). Hope Can Help a Sick Person Some time ago I kept receiv ing letters from people much interested in the story of the so-called doctor who fled this country to avoid being jailed for having swindled people with a fake cure for baldness. All students of quackery know that a man like this may one day be swindling bald people; the next month he may be swindling people with arthritis, and next, he may turn to the most profitable game of all that of swindling people with incurable cancer. No physician was surprised then on hearing that this man, on reaching Canada, immedi ately decided to concoct a "cure" for arthritis. He took some powerful male and fe male hormones, he mixed them, and started giving hem to patients. A magazine wrote an article about him which gave him the wide publicity he need ed, and soon people from vari ous parts of the United States were jumping on a train or a plane to go to Canada to get some of the "wonderful medi cine." In a few months, in medical journals, I read re ports of women who, having taken the powerful hormones, began to bleed severely from tlie womb. One of them died. Became Comfortable Then I received a letter from some good people who told me that their arthritic mother was one of the persons who went to Canada to get the medicine, and that after taking it, she was comfortable. I was not sur prised at this because, as my able friend, Professor Stewart Wolf, of the University of Okla homa, has often shown, when we physicians try out on a num ber of our patients a new drug, about which we are hopeful, about half of the recipients will promptly report that they are better. But Dr. Wolf soon found that half of these people will get the same relief if given a capsule containing only sugar. The only trouble with the sugar is that soon the people say it no longer is working well. This is why, many years ago, a wise doctor advised a friend to take a certain new medicine quick, "while it was still cur ing." Whenever I hear of a striking improvement in the health of a person with a scattered can cer who has recently taken a worthless quack cure I am re minded of a story I heard when I was a medical student. It was supposed to be the true story of what happened when a physician received two let ters fron old patients who, bo'h of them begged him to "come out with it," and tell them the real truth about their situation. One was an old hypochondri- Starting With Qualified Trade t. ORGANS ( CONSOLES STEREO , COMPONENTS Jy GAZER?) UUA SCPT 23 rt, OCT. 23 4-Lw 5-25-44.47 JT 5569.84-85-1 SCOIFKJ OCT. 24 Qfc NOV. 22 1-15-30-56 K2-70-83-86L SAGITTARIUS NOV DEC B1-53-J-60(C 0(V 164-71-79-90 CAPR1COIN 8-10-1334) 137-46-57 3-12-20-29O M9-52-82 S7V Roundup ac who was always worrying about himself, in spite of thei io" inn, a uuacii laicui ex aminations had failed to show anything wrong with him; the other had an apparently hope less tuberculosis of his lungs. The doctor wrote each patient the truth, but in mailing the letters, he carelessly sent the one about hopeless tuberculosis to the hypochondriac, and the one about silly worries to the man with the tuberculosis. As a result, the man with tuber culosis felt so "bucked up" he got out of bed; he went back to work, and got well; while the hypochondriac was so appalled that he took to his bed and died. It is conceivable that this could have happened. Certainly, when I was a boy in Hawaii, my physician father used to see na tives who, when told they were being "prayed to death" by a witch doctor, just sat down on a mat, and in ten days or so were dead. The other day I received a letter from an intelligent wom an with a cancer who said, "Yes; you were right; that can cer quack took my 450 dollars, and now, after two months of relief my painful tumor is back. But I am not angry because, during the two months in which I thought I was cured, I felt well, I ate well, I gained weight, and I slept at night! Scaled Fate But another type of story was just told me by a fine mother who is now heart-broken and full of terrible feelings of guilt because some months ago she made a wrong decision and thereby sealed her daughter's fate. What happened was that when the daughter got a highly malignant black cancer on her hand, and the family doctor wisely wanted immediately to cut it all out, the mother de murred. She took the child to a quack who tried to burn the cancer out with an antiquated paste. When, with this, the growth rapidly spread, the mother became alarmed and hurried to a surgeon, but by then it was too late: nothing could be done, and the child soon passed away. The other day I received an angry letter from a man be cause I had said I had never heard of a secret "cancer cure" that had eventually proved to have some value. With time, they have all been forgotten. My correspondent said he knew a man who had taken a quack cancer cure and had lived for 12 years; he thought this one case proved I was wrong. I could have told the man of many patients I have known who had their liver full of can cer; they took no medicine, and they lived many years. Some people have a great re- at '419 95 MUSIC CENTER OPEN TILL V 00 MNDAY thru FRIDAY Arcade Bldg, 126 E. MAIN 772-2211 jan. 9-27-32-42fV 54-63-73 Vsi PISCES FEB 20)i. MAR 21 'i 'U U IT WASHINGTON (UPI (-Newspapers, magazines, radio, tele vision and the lady next door all play a vital role in keeping us informed. But nobody can be said truly to be abreast of the times un less he also audits one or more trade publications. These specialized journals frequently carry items, outside the scope of the general media, that reflect fundamental chang es in the warp and woof of our society. Particularly the woof. I ran across a good example of this the other day while thumbing through a back issue of an oil industry publication It was among the reading ma terial in my dentist's waiting room, My dentist lets his patients deaden their nerves on litera ture and then charges them for novocaine. This item appeared under the heading Women Play Greater Role in Care of Family Autos." Which is the kind of cheery news a person likes to read in a dental office. Pleasant Visions It conjured up pleasant vi vions of my wife out washing the car, changing the tires and putting on the snow chains Medford Students On Debate Team Two students from Medford were among University of Ore gon winners at the recent West tern Speech Association Tourna ment in Areata, Calif. The uni versity debaters received one of four sweepstakes awards, and Judy Sims of Medford was a member of the senior women's team taking first place. Jo Ann Johnson of Medford took fourth place in extempor aneous speaking and fourth in impromptu speaking. The University debaters scored 25 wins and 11 losses in the tournament. sistance to the growth of can cer cells, and they make the reputation of cancer quacks. Many of the things quacks claim about cancer are not true but new things are being dis covered. If you would like Dr. Alvarez' booklet, "What We Know About Cancer," send 25 cents and a self-addressed, stamped envelope with your re quest for it to Dr. Waller C. Alvarez, Dept. MMT, Box 957, Des Moines, Iowa, 50304. Try and Stop Me By BENNETT CERF Ci OODY ACE was present in a beauty parlor in Beverly T hills when a very pretty girl refused to allow the opera lo to restore a blonde glow to her naturally dark hair. "Your hair really needs touch ing up," insisted the oper ator, "and I assure you we can do it every bit as well as they do it back East." "Impossible," sigh ed the pretty girl. "I may be here in Beverly Hills, but my roots are in New York." An overnight star, In New York for personal ap pearance, and staying at the Waldorf, received a call from the president of a big insurance company. "We want you to be toastmastcr at our big- banquet Kriday night. It will be held at the Astor Hotel just a few blocks from where you are now, go it will cause you a minimum of trouble. What will you charge?" The overnight star, still remembering all loo well how hard up he had been just a few short months before, answered, "Three thousand dollars and CARFARE"' Mrs. Hlbbs sought her hostess to inquire, "What's become of that piC'.ty waitress who was passing the cocktaila?" "I'm sorry," apologized the hostess. "Were you looking for a drink?" "Thank you, no," said Mrs. Hlbbs. "I was looking for my hus band." C 1963, by Bennett Cert. Distributed by King Futures SyadlcaU Color TV by Handcrafted Chassis See It NOW a. STONE'S TV 1119 East Jackson 1 Year Guarantee on ALL Parts Including FREE Labor SV X3ICK WEST While Waiting in Dentist's Office The headline, however, proved 10 oe misleading. The article it self began as follows: "Recent surveys indicate that America's 36 million women drivers are making more and more decisions about the fami ly s automotive service." Then it went on to say that "33 per cent of women drivers select specific service stations 25 per cent decide which brand of gasoline to buy; 21 per cent make the decisions on minor re pairs and oil changes; 18 per cent on battery purchases; and 17 per cent on new tires. Although this was not the role I had in mind, I nevertheless found the statistics absorbing. I couldn't help but wonder who makes these decisions for the other 67, 75, 79, 82 and 83 per cent. Not All Married Their husbands? That might be true in some cases, but not all of America's 36 million wom en drivers are married. If only 33 per cent of them select specific service stations, then it must be assumed that some women just keep on driv ing until they run out of cas. "Didn't you notice that the gauge registered empty?" "Yes, but I couldn't decide which station to patronize." Stranger things have hap pened. Also, note that while 33 per cent select the station, only 25 per cent select the brand of gasoline. This implies that 8 per cent pick a brand and then stop at a station that sells another brand. Stranger things than that have happened, too. Chicago Transit Line Air-Conditions Cars CHICAGO (UPI)-The Chica go Transit Authority's Lake Street and Douglas Park lines will become the first urban ra pid transit routes in the nation to be equipped with air-conditioned cars on other than a test basis. The CTA will spend $18.9 mil The CTA will spend $18.9 mil lion on 180 of the air-conditioned cars, to be built by the Pullman standard Car Lo. SWEET OLD LADY PARSONS, Kan. (UP1) - Merchants in this small south eastern Kansas community are not very happy about a seem ingly sweet old lady brimming with Christmas spirit. Police said the elderly lady has paid for $116.41 worth of gifts at local stores with bad checks. They'll Do It Every Mother was always telling virus how anxious she was to entertain! HIS SET rr- V wuxrPmn Ar-,Au VIRUS ? WWV 0ONT YOU HAVE YOUR FRIENDS COME HERE ? THAT'S WHAT A HOME IS FOR- HAVE A PARTY-- INVITE ANYBODY YOU WdNT".. J Lion Jumps on Back Of African Horse WINDHOEK. Smilh.WPs, Afn. ca (UPI) Farmer Daantjie tiarmse oi tne urootiontcin Dis trict in northern South-West Af rica was nut hnnh'rm nn hnrcn. back recently with three mends. Without warning, a lion sprang from the long grass and landed on the rumn of his hnrsp inches behind the saddle. Harms lnanpH far hie Ufa and the horse bolted with the lion firmly astride its back. . it was still there when Harm se's brother, another member of the huntint! nnrtvn kiilpH il with a single shot. LEGAL NOTICES NOTICE OK FINAL HEAKING No. P-110-63 IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE STATE OF OREGON FOR JACKSON- COUNTY In the Matter of the Estate of TERRY WICK TOD. Deceased. Notice is hcrehv uivrn Ihnt Kr-m. ees Tod Middleton, administratrix of the above estate, has filed In the ahnve entitled Court and cause her Final Account and Report, and said Court has flvcd December Hi. Wii3 at the hour of 9:00 o'clock A.M. In me iouri noom oi sHld Court at the Courthouse In Medford. Ore- Ron, as the time and place for hear- imk "ujL-tiions increio ana lor tne settlement thereof. Dated thit 15th day of Novem ber, 1963. Frances Tod Middleton, Administrmriv Farrell. Blackliurst St Hornecker Auorncys tor Administratrix NOTICE TO CREDITORS Notice is hrrchv oiuon thai have been appointed hy the Cir cult Court of the State of Oregon for Jackson County Executor of the Will of Lorenzo N. Younger, ucucaocq. ana nnve quflimca. All portions havinc claims against the estate oi sain floceaent are ncreny notified to present them, with pro per vouchers, duly verified to me ai me oincc oi sttyrman & Hei sel. attorneys for said Executor at noom J2i nicmcai center Bui in itio, in Medford. Orcoon. within six months from the date of this notice. Dated and first published No vember 29, 10(13. Minus n. Younger, Executor NOTICE OF PURLIC HEAKING NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that at 7:30 o'clock P.M . on the 2nd dav of Januurv. inii-l. in the Council Chambers of the City Hall in tne City of Medford. Ore-son . there shall he a public hearing by and before the City Council of said City on the question of the vaca tion of the building setback lines for the following described prop erty located in the City of Med- iora. urcgon: iot ii. hiock i, Hogue valley Heights Addition. D. F. Huson. Recorder-Treasurer ' ' . J 1 WILL ASK 'EM.' 1 On December 7, 1941, Japanese bomb ers cracked the back of the United States Pacific Fleet, lying at anchor in Pearl Harbor. This hour -long documentary shows the fantastic chain of events lead ing to the attack. Included are Japanese films never shown here before revealing the full story of DECEMBER 7 DAY OF INFAMY. This is tne second in i presented this season by Time So HE INVITED THEMAND AN HOUR AND A HALF AFTER THEY GET THERE SHE'S TRYING TO THROW THEM OUT OH, VIRUS-ITS f ALMOST TWELVE 7 OKAY MAYBE , OCLOCK AND VERY ICY OUT LEGAL NOTICES SUMMONS No. t!3XlK-K. IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE STATE OF OREGON FOR JACKSON COUNTY FRANCES LUCILLE CHRISTIAN, Planum, THEODORE ZANE CHRISTIAN. Defendant. TO THEODORE ZANE CHRIST IAN, tne above named defend ant: IN THE NAMR AP THK ST A TP OF OREGON, you are hereby re quired to appear and answer the Complaint filed against you in the above entitled suit within lour weeks from the dale of the first publication of this Summons, and if you fail to so a oncer and answer said Complaint, for want thereof (Jirtuuui win appiy to me louii for the relief demanded in her Complaint, to-wtl: 1. uibsoiving torever the mar riage contract heretofore exist ing between plaintiff and de fendant; 2. Awarding to plHintirf the ab solute care, custody, control and education of FhuI Theodore Christian. LaVerne Dean Christ ian. Charles Cecil Christian, and William Jay Christian during their minorities free Irom any visitation rights on the part of defendant: 3. Rcquring defendant to pay to the Clerk of the Court for the plaintiff the sum of $75.00 per month per child for each of the following named children of the parties, that is, a total of $300.00 per month: Paul Theodore Christian, LaVcrnc Dean Christ ian. Charles Cecil Christian and William Jay Christian; 4. Awarding to plaintiff as her sole and separate property, tree and clear of any right, claim, title or Interest on behalf nt de fendant the personalty described in paragraph VI hereof; ft. That Olaintiff hvc iuHcmnnl against the deicndmil in the sum of $330.00 as attorney's fees to gether with her costs and dis bursements herein in the event that this matter he uncontested together with such further sum as to the Court shall uirm ri.n.. ouahle under the circumstances in tne event that this matter lie contested together with her cost and disbursements herein to he taxed; H. Allowing such other and fur ther relief as to the Court shall seem just and equitable in the The dale of the order for pub lication of this Summons fs No vember 14. 10(13. The limn nrn. scribed for publication of this summons is once oaeii week for four consecutive weeks. The da te of the first publication of this i Summons is November IS. 10(1.1 DeFOREST Ac HANSEN H.v Russell W. Dc Forest Of Attorneys for Plaintiff I Post Office Aririrnss: 1 2211 Franklin Hiiilding Medford. Oregon NOTIC OF PUHIJC "IIEAHINT. NOTICE 1 1 Kit EH Y GIVEN thai at 730 o'clock P.M. on the 12th day of Drcemhor. If(3. in the Council Chnmbcrs of the Cfly Hall In the Cltv of Mrflfnrd rirnimii there shall be a public hearing bv and before the Planning Commis sion of said City on the question of a request for permission to erect a construction sign on the northwest corner of Stevens and Royal Ave nue, Medford, Oregon. jnnn Moimcr. Director ol Building Safety ' A IF I WANNA IK. ) r1 1 EHS WiT m i i ill i i , ,i 'i IPJ S til VreH Tbt batlltihip II EST VIRGINIA uil brforr linking (VPI Pholo) urm ol tit historical documentaries being The United Steles National Bank 0 Portland. By Jimmy Hatlo rV in Aun RCPAk IT i ID II ITS YOU'D THINK THEY'D KNOW FWn AU Ti- OO HOME MAKING A k'ttJULAi? ROAD- HOUSE m rr nc '.UUR PLACE: MSB LEGAL NOTICES NOTICE OP FINAL HEARING In the Circuit Court of the State of Oregon for the County of Jackson In the Matter of the Estate of John L. Dclwcilcr. deceased. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the undersigned has filed 1m final Account as Administrator of the above estate with the Circuit Court of said County, and the Court has fixed the 13th dav of January. l!Ki4 at the hour oM):30 a.m. and the Circuit Judge's of. lice in ihe Courthouse in Med ford. Oregon, ns (he time and place respectively for the hearing of ob jections to said Final Account, and you arc hereby notified to file any objections lo said Final Account on or before the time fixed lor hearing. Dated this 2tHh day of November. im3. Donald K. Denman, Administrator NOTICE OF Pimi.lC HCAHINfi NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN thai at 7:30 o'clock P.M.. on the 1 tli day of December, 10(13, in the Council Chambers of the Cltv Hall In the City of Medford. Oregon, there shall be a public hearing by and hclore the Planning Commis sion of said City on the question of changing the zoning of the fol lowing properly, to-wit: Beginning at a point on the north line of Clark Slreel which is north. 30 feet and west, a2..r)8 feet from the southeast corner of Lot 3. Block 2. Ming us Sub division to the City of Medford. Jackson County. Oregon; Thence west, 84 ieel; Thence north 171 feet; Thence east fH feet; Thence wouih 174 feet to (he point of beginning, located at Mrdiord, Oregon, from Class IB, Single and Two-Kitmllv. to Class II. Multlnle-Fnmilv f..- prnperty located on the northwest corner of Clark and Narrcgun Streets, Medford. John Holmcr. Director ol Building Safety notice or pi ni.ic hearing NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that at 7:30 o'clock P.M., on the 12th dav of December, inttn in th Council Chamber of the City Hall. m me uy in medium, oreuon. there shall be a public hearing by and he lore the Planning Commis sion of snicl City on the question of a request for variance to Ihe -fRinacK requirements in tne Cla.s urn. Kimiico commercial District, for properly located on West Main at munition & i reel. Medford. Ore gon. jo mi Holmcr. Director of Building Safety MlDFOID.OMOOP Open 9 A.M. to 9 P.M. 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