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PAGE FOUR MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE, MEDFORD. OREGON, SUNDAY, JANUARY 10, 1943 MedfordTribunb IW Han MtaH.' 0ll Kwrwt Sat. PuMt ft? HEDmBD PIINTIMO CO. R'lHERT W HI'HU sMltor. BRNBST R OHJ(TRAP Har. Mr t H(n4 iw intttr it Mo4. fiL ftracaa. iMm W1 c-f Mara I. IITft URtTRIPTION RATES T Mill I Arli-cnr: DiiiF and tifHr en jMr f Duly and Rttniiir-iK tnortttia. , . tit 'iiir mi BiinrtiT litre nionihi m vsiif ini imit'm month... .11 Carrltr ! l.Hrt-MmAtnrA. Au land. Central fMnt, J a -., 1 1. OoisJ n:ih aofut Hivvr. r !, TalaaL an4 M bioiw rograa- DHw ana flua itr n fMr fa Dallr aad in1r n motitk.,, .f All lrma emih Im 4 -, Offtrtai r'apa af in nt af MrlfrJ Official Pmpr Jarhaaa Caaalf Coifed Prrts rnll laard Wlr WE at BK It OF AUDIT PfTRBAU Or CtRCITUATIONt A4vartlainf ftapratwaiattva WEST- HOI-LI DAT COMPANY. INC. Orrwaa la Naw fork, Chirac. Datrelt, a rranrlata, Lo anaaiaa, feat t la. roniaaa. au bavi Atiaata. vaaeaavar, H C Editorial Correspondence Ye Smudge Pot Br Arthur Parry Applegatcrs report the tun shone a bright as It ever did In Kentucky, in their region moat of last week. The itate legislature convene tomorrow at Salem, and hopea are nign noimng will be dona about the well-known Rogue mver zun 0111, pro or con. H. Flewher, the lata demon baker now in Florida aent your co. .. an unhusked cocoanut. He aim retaim his boundlesi energy and personally ihlnned up the tree to pick it. In the aouthland. he haj met Clark Gable, Ma dam Chiang-Shek, and the Duke and Ducheaa or Windsor. Citizens complain the dollar Is not going as far as formerly. It ia bo coming Dacjc slower. Borne pre-war driving, be- i een the senior temDle of edu. cation and the cthse corner, is vcuig eyea Dy me law. tong. Hnr.:t Ellsworth of iUDg., the first southern Oregon congressman, made his first re marks Thursday. He came out r forest and mineral develop ment, and slapping back of the ears of bureaus, that do not stay within the laws that created inem. C. Averlll, the Butte Falls sea dog towned the 1st of the week. He said it rained so hard and steatj, he felt like Jumping in the creek to g 1 dry. The Nazis are still skedad dling in Russia. Berlin rep ?ts they are doing this to keep wj, jna not Dec use It is too not lor them. Los Angeles, January 4. Took a walk out Wilshire to see what the Sunday motor traffic might be. Like the motor traffic at the Rose Bowl it was far more than expected, with many "A" cars. No doubt the answer Is they are all local motorists, and therefore haven't far to go. But there was pretty steady stream, probably not normal peace volume for a Sunday but not dribble either. Obeying a crazy Impulse we stopped at an establishment captioned "Health Re-storium", nowhere but in Los Angeles T-ould one run into that tort of a title. Not a SANATORIUM but a RE-storium! We felt rather In need of restoration to rang the bell and were admitted to .the reception room, where much to our surprise we were welcomed by a nice-appearing middle-aged person In a nurses' costume who asked if she "could be of any service." We said we had noticed the sign "face rejuvenation without surgery" and wondered what that meant, we felt interested In lha subject but were merely seeking Information, if that could be obtained, rather than any definite appointment "Nurse" said she would be glad to furnish anv information desired, but might she Inquire whether tame was for the person sne was aaaresjing or some other member of the family. Much to our surprise we retained the editorial comrxsura and replied the Information desired was for the "first person singular". wnat wouia "lac rejuvenation without surgery" cost, and jun wnat would the net results be? The Individual in nurse's cos tume became animated. 'Tor f ISO we can make you look 39. Including hair adlust- ment, or for $100 we can disregard the hair factor, and by a series of only ten treatments, physical, psychical, and irrigational, make you iook and feel as you did, say back in the 20'i before the Wall Street crash." That was flattering, to be classified at victim of the Wall Street debacle and with a perfect "39" attainable. Admitting the hirsute "adjustment" particularly interested us, we inquired what the approved type would be. pompadour, parted on the tide, middle, or wind-blown bob. also what color she would advise? 1 Without'a glimmer of a smile and with brisk buslneu.Hk directness "nurse" surveyed her visitor's exposed cranial land scape wun an appraising eye and believe It or not, "very dark crown streaked with white would undoubtedly be the best, the latest thing too in the higher-art brackets," that wat her recipe! Personal Health Service By William Brady. M. D. tcntd Ictteti pertaining to pmunal neallb ant ariice, aot la dlamw dlaciiusts or treatment, a III be annered by ll. Brad; If a uamped lell addreaard em elope is enrleaed. Letters mould be brief and written la Ink. Ovlnt to the larse namber of letters rerelfed anlf a lea eaa be answered btre. N reply raa be made to queries aoc conforming to lattnicllon. addree Dr. mill Brady, tss Et Caraine, Beterly Hills, Calif. PREVENTION OF PNEUMONIA Apparently the great major ity of physicians and health authorities still believe that ex posure to wet and cold, In tufflelent clothing, drafts and the like is the cause or a cause of var ious respira tory diseases, from coryza to p n e u m o nia. And a nun dred million wiseacre know It it wouldn't Well, THAT wat too much and try as we would and did, to retain our composure It was no longer possible; not only that but the dignity that should be maintained in auch a Initrnall.tt. disappeared with it, and mumbling a chokln- "th.nir ., will think It over," we beat a hasty retreat and stumbled down the steps. We half expected the clinical bloodhounds to come down the lawn In hot pursuit, for we did not fall to eatrh . ,hh.. cold gleam of resentment and anger, In the eye of "nurse", as the tensed the probable meaning of her prospective client's strange behaviour. Hog killing it underway in uie rural areas, and thi sharp to or a . U-.30 mingles with the dying squeal. Some hog J j wis t d turnip tops feeds have resulted, and later there will ie head cheese, sausage, hams, and bacon, to feed the vorld. e o A sister city to the south re ports one of th troops appeared on Miner street with his pants ma arm, an. a cold wind dio -ng. Thiy admired this ia v Pjc of physical toughness, though a social error. E. Ulrlch, the Prospect mt. wm-. towned In mid-week with a load of steers. Bird fans have started putting out tuet for their feathered friends. The blurjayt generally ci wis nons snare, also the spar- IUHIi a Measles are reported more or icts rampant among the kids. Some are whooping things up w.u. ma wnuoping cougn, The Art Hess boy Billy Is not tar " ig fiddle lessons as reported herein. He it devoted to the piano only. I. Coleman, writes from Wis consin, where he Is soldiering, the climate is frigid and at times terrific. While there are many cart dashing up and down Wllshlre, the old "5th Ave." busea are few and far between. We thought a "roof ride to Santa Monica might be the best antidote, but as no buses appeared after a ten-minute wait wa started to walk. We meandered on and on to Vine street, and while two or three buses were sighted they were all to packed and crammed with humanity they flatly refused to stop. We don't know how far It la from Pershing Square to the Brown Derbv in Hnllv,vi K4 we do know we walked It, and then had to stand for half an hour before wa could get a table. But that it not an uncommon ... perlence in thle part of the world, the SRO sign Is plastered all over the place, from buses, through restaurants, to the theatre. movie and legitimate. That it true over the week-end at least, e e o ' The headwaiter at the Brown Derby wat never one of our favorites, and now less than formerly. For after being listed as a 39 er and almost fitted for a brown and white toupee, then walk mg at least 36 holes, and ttandlne in li ELS KSX' porterhoUM ,tcak mothered ,n However for It might have been worse. Dim. nrkiMi K,cui conversationalist but deaf as a post. There was nothing deaf about our octogenarian vls-a-vls, and he had something to say without saying too much. In fact we had quite a Dalsv-wal.e tim. n it v. t.j . A - w .u. no nan apeni ? f T Wn byhood hbitat' beln we" known patho logical chemist now retired. from Chicaeo. Ann.n. i j circumstances for that steak alone set "grandpappy" back S3 (the inflation has certainly struck the B Derhvn h. . Ulm 1 .... V4 aUlllTJ VI ..ence. in ma rormer war, and also at the Centennial r .. ... . ,...aUbiuiii, wait n one miant ariii nmi ...u- dm. 1. D..4 V. , ( . . .. - . . r V": "o cumpiainea bdoui the steak, concluding: "One thing I don't like about this coast von .. ... . steak, not really a good one, no matter what the nrii- One would never have suspected It for when Doctor X finished there was nothing but a bone for the Incinerator to bother about) Or. Brady otherwise, they wiseacres. A century ago ALL physi cians believed pneumonia and other respiratory disease were caused by exposure to wet and cold, insufficient clothlm. drafts ana tne like. They knew noth ing about disease Eerms then Later when the specific Terms ui various diseases had heen discovered and proved to be the actual cause of the disease physicians had to modify their belief to that thev WnnlH not be too far out of line with the newer Knowledge. Thev H. veiopea tne neat theory of "ln. ered resistance" now it teem ed mat exposure to wt mH cold, insufficient clothing, drafts and the like "lowered resist. auce ana Urns permitted the germs to "gain a foothold." It w nigniy satisfactory ex- Kmuun ana me doctors go by with it for many years. Some of them still dish it out when ever they speak or write for the yuuue on me subject But after all, nobody has ever offered convincing evidence th.. ycryaay exposure to cold, wet, ", w reel, change of wcuuier nas anv annnu. Bku feet on an individual's immunity against any known disease. I say Immunity. We know what were talking about when we "ti aoout immunity. Nobody knows what resistance" in reference to health or ill ness. All such conceptions of lowered resistance" are purely theoretical, and Idle because no- win aetermine whether any individual has "resistance" or not. The overwhelming weight of experience, that is. the evru,,i ence of persons who have been j"i iu exposure, severe exposure such as that of Arctic uiurers, soldiers in the field in winter campaigns, woodsmen. nuniers, surveyers sailors, wuum i-unvince any one with an open mind that there is no health hazard In exposure to cold and wet, no harm in it other than the discomfort and possible frostbite one may suffer. These people who know what exposure is are unanimous about It they have NOT atken "cold" at the obstinate old women call it from such exposure at long as they have been isolated from civilization,' far from personal contact with Tom, Dick and Harry, beyond cough, sneeze or conversational spray range of the scoundrel who purports to have a "slight cold." As a medical student and a student of hygiene I have a few ideas about the prevention of pneumonia I'Jl offer them pres ently and you may take 'em or leave 'em. So far as accepted medical prophylaxis it concern ed, the use of suitable masks by physicians and nurses attending the pneumonia patient, plus or dinary soap and water- cleanli ness and care In handling uten sils and in disposing of sputum, and reasonable Isolation of the patient, comprise the technique of the best physicians. Kelly's Comment From Washington. D. & Lease-Lend Coin Not Publicized Berry Growers Start Worrying Henderson Slated For Another Job good Doctor X studied in n.m. . .. but U convinced they have gone crazy and shoult Toe po,i " , " aps, saia the only Jsd he was a nice companion and a most rfuti.,.. 1 T. new EL". h' Pr0dUCt 01 no BUSINESS FUTURE T C-C MEET American business Daniel Cupid wa. busy In looTi"!.? U!i!it,Ur nd P,n ,or Jack ea w tne hitching post, and looxea a preacher In the eye. 1fnic 11,9 ,n the cap,tal c"y . ' worxing at a terrific pace. Population of the Mry " '!:eb,ed since h " JST.' "ddl" hat rm KePl P with .... ...v, rosea population. toMJSe,WIhlw"" amPanied Icd'rd by William Ham mond of San rr.n.i " the National Chamber of Com merce. and v.ri b ',om. Klom.tl. '"" ' iT L secretary of the chamber In that citv. Tn. QI ESTIONS J) ANSWERS 8klm Milk versus Llm Water I put some live (unslaked) lime In a pint of pun wster. let stand over night and then take a tableepoonful of the clear water after meals three times a day. Is that too much calcium for a irmll person? (B. O. P.; Answer That's the way to prepare Lime Wster put a lump of unslaked lime about th slae of a walnut In two quart of boiled water tn earthen Jar or crock, stir tborly, 1. low to settle, pour off the upper clear nuid this I Lime Water. Usual dose of Urn water, as an alkalzlng or ant acid agent. I teaapoonful to two or three tsblespoonfuls. It 1 often given with or m mUk Ublespoonful In small cup or glsa of milk to Infant or Invalids when milk tend to form too large curds or to upset stomach It I a feeble way to take calcium. Tou eet more calcium tn a elas of mux, sKim mux or buttermilk than you get tn an equal amount of lime wster. In reference to the function or caicium in nutrition, send stamped nreiope bearing your address, ask for pampniet "The Calcium Shortage." npeciansc Recommended A year ago at my request tou re- raronrenaea nr. who treated me for hemorrhoids with hlehlv aatt. factory result. I am eery grateful to you ior this, and of course to Dr. for his skill and klndnei When I think what a difference this ha made In my enjoyment of life I icei mat your decision to discontinue recommending ohvslclana np rw.. lists was a great loss. (Mrs. L. V. W.) Answer Thank TOU. Ma'am Mi. other reader expressed similar dis appointment, so I revoked tht de cision, i am giad to recommend good physician nd specialist whenever I can. (Copyright I4S, John F. Dill Co.) i M. Notei Peramis wishing to commiinlrat with Dr. Rrt'dy should send letter direct to Dr. Wllllsm Brady. M. D. MS Ed Camlno. Beverly Hills. Calif. News Behind The News by Paul Mallon (Continued from Pag One) "No," co. last year. 600 march. I ' i"-ms, according to m returned to Kiom-.i. ,.: o r v T , ' """won. r the meeting. Mrs. Alice Pattern 11C 1 11)1 1(-1 "Vaii ... the coal miners are still work- . 5 .rry even hours day, 35 hours a week. T h.. more than 100 orders right here (and he showed them ... coal. TVio.. .... .i , . . vra more Hours a " 1 niaKinar 42 tn thA .-i cite mines, beginning this week,' but that won't fill ..j. nd I can't make any promises." i immediatclv km ...v... me name of bureaucraev anyone then convert to coal ln'7hatSuWnat 1 bf'oke n a nearbv armv nrri. kefM0nlabroad- "Those bian kety blank government nffiioi. ..it:re tana ne pointed In tne general directing no. w. ickcs) cut me 50 per . .J" J"'1 yea, mlld win ter to the hardest winter yet. ! iiJlV'?0' to 80 awy Win on " War ,md leave 86year-old mother-in-law and two children with my wife to "ruggle through this winter fuel mess. Willis Scott of the Up. Apple gate used his A card Fri. and was in our burg. There, is a sho .age of Young Democrats In these part. Many of the ilk are no longer young or Democrats. HOLIDAY OrfFijEL New York, Jan. 9 oj oj tiiswonn a .Buck, president of the Board of Educ,onj h nounced today that because of the fue 1 shortage all public schools In the city will be closed February I to February 5 in. elusive. national rh.mt... r , T ui . ,",CI' ho ad- l.nrf V.T i.'. m,n of Ash land and Medford Chamber of - .m.vc memners uay nignt. here Trl- B j oLsineas men are almost en tirely responsible for the nW c'e war production n i... year, Mr. Lawshe aM 1" j that .n thieve" of take SrS':"", b"'n " time to Dlan fnr k. world. t.war Inn'tt'r" aaid ,n h' "Pin Ion Washington was not as un at of the total national war picture aa -; n.n i nd b painted . nie,. '.'"I. ty of the A,i LIT'! "tendeH" i.hla"d bu,lne m" attended the meeting, Frank ?" .,.,the M"rd organla Hon stating that this was a fine represcnUtlon imrf., ...J 2. mL. ST A ,arW number of Medford busines. men were f.r!TntJ,or ,h meeUng at the Medford hotel. Spokrjie, Wa.h., Jan. ftJR) -Capt William E. (RedJie coach of th. Jnd air force ot' bj team, today wa, named di rector of a new physical fitness program for the ,lr force by Maj. Gen. Robert Olds, com mandine 0ni J toK - me and air "I can't get the oil for the coupons i nave, and, on my pay, I would be a fool to coal, especially when I can't get f .voi niier. i WHILE the bureaucrats here .. hfve been daily announcing .... ucaiers in tnis locality all ave sumcient oil, my dealer mm me ne nas been out of oil more than he has been in since last October 1. Dozens of his customers were wumen ana cniidren whose men are away at war, some of whom went without heat for five rf. when the temperature here was uuwn to zero. He said he could nrnh.hi always dig up some kind of coal if the army officer and I would come to get it; that he was un able to promise deliveries be cause his men were quitting daily or laying off eve days. But bureaucrat ri allow us enough gasoline to get our own coal. These personal eimrlie have convinced me. lust a thev must have convinced every citi- teii encountering such average minions everywhere In 4he country, that none of these Washington official individual human problem of rationing In which they are supposed to be leading us. They do not understand. They deal only in generalized statis tics of supplies and transporta tion in the nation as a whole. Br Joha W. Kellr Washington, D. C, Jan 9 No one knows, aside from probably a half dozen people, what all the lend-lease money is being spent for; how much has been spent and where it has been distrib uted. No member of congress has been able to learn, more than the general public which nothing. One of the first resolu tions to be offered in the new congress will be to create a bi partisan committee of five sen ators to investigate the entire lend-lease situation. It will not be an antagonistic committee. but it wants the facts. Montana's Senator Wheeler has the resolu tion drafted and ready to intro duce; he has made inquiries wnetner Kepublican senators will support such a resolution and thinks he has IS Democratic sen ators. . it has been impossible to learn anything of lend-lease al. though some $35,000,000,000 has been listed for expenditure. So viet Ambassador Litvinoff has said that scarcely 28 per cent of the material promised Russia has been delivered; high officials say that everything promised Stalin nas Deen shipped, indicating that about 72 per cent of Soviet-destined goods has been sent to the bottom of the sea. The senate wants information on these and other losses. There has never oeen a recapitulation of lend lease goods sunk bv submarines nor an accounting of goods which arrived at their des tination. It la fairly well attested that none of the goods (principally food and clothing) sent to Vladl. vostok from the Pacific north west nas oeen lost bv .lanon.. action, but the highway to Arch- iigei ana Murmansk is filled with wreckaee. and im. k lost freighters are some whose noma port was Puset Hmmj ..i ftu nver' ana included uiuciiy snips. in early lend-lease Hm .. department of agriculture issued yi ess releases reoortins hnu, many ions or cheese, dried eggs powdered milk and canneri onnrfJ enippea to .Britain nH it was explained the United States iu agreea lo nrnvlrie 95. . "toments of the ian. now evpn ihoto i have been discontinud. There has "O account Of the mslo.l.i sent to China, India or Austra Ua, nor to North or South Africa, Persia, the Red ti j ..' O ' 1 ..vjnuu, etc. Some of these things may be Zw? S!Crets' but U k arued that the American nennls ,h 'S ior an these items, are entitled to know something -. " mcir money is going, if the resolution to investigate carries and Senator Wheeler is ...m.nnari, me fireworks will (ha handed In hit resignation, saying his back ached, then danced at the Baruch party to the Hopkins until 4 a. m.) will not disappear from the political payroll. Mr. Roosevelt thought Leon was doing a good Job until some of his advisers pointed out that the resurgence of the Republican party was largely due to Henderson's rationing and as a matter of politics he should be ousted. And he was. However, Henderson Is slated for a job. At present the plan la to make him an assistant to Herbert Leh man, who is to be the director of relief and rehabilitation for all countries. Leon is intended to be sent abroad as the eyes and ears of Lehman. For his stay in the national capital Lehman has engaged seven rooms in the most swanky hotel and the management ia cut ting doors through walls, reDa pering and painting for the new tenant. Supposition la that Leh man's activity will be financed from RFC on an executive order to Jesse Jones, but senators are preparing to Insist that Lehman and any other agency must come to congress for money instead of ignoring the legislative branch and tapping RFC with a "gim me" order. Congress intends holding the purse strings. Flight :0 Time Hlatery from th. tile, m"0"' Trtb" "ItOyew."" TRIPLE A says' the north west,, or at least Oregon, will receive more money from win ter peas and hairy vetch in 1943 than from wheat. Washington has more extensive wheat fields but its return from these seeds Is considerable; they are bring ing millions 01 new dollars into the northwest It Ana AGO TODlw January 10, 1933 k J. was Tuesday) t Medford Legion deno,wJ published three.. . Jr"01" fence", and riot Inciting Bill for $5 auto license fe. J troduced in state senate. Daughter i, born to Dr. Ws. C. I. Drummond. President Hoover In n., ' message to conereu vral i age of bill to prevent AC 1 munitions of war. " f artly,f ,oudy wltn "In- Hits 44, low 28 degrees. n New Chrysler autos on displ,, : e soon. " ' Medford high and Sons Fro to play here Fridav ni.h . I TWENTY YEARS AGO T0DAT i JltlK.n. In Inn ' 1 7 AW, ia,tj Ot wa- Wednesday) K American troons on h. on. ordered hon e by president. Showery. High 41. low a grees. IS NOT SO COLD, II JUST FEELS SO the old expression "it isn't the heat it's the humidity" ap plied to Medford in reverse this past week. It wasn't reallv ao very cold but the humidity was high and prevailing thick fogs kept the thermometer from go ing up any BDDreciable ammmt aunng tne day resulting in a shivering population that pes- cu me janitor 10 stir the fur nace to better efforts. Friday, which is the latet iti figures can be released, due to censorship restrictions on Weath er reports, had a low of 28 de grees and a maximum of 34. Be ginning last Monday, when a short lived Chinook wind raised the temperature briefly to 58,1 the mercury fell ateariiiv t; uaya maximum was 48, mini mum 33 degrees; Wednesday re- S maxlmum 37, minimum 31; Thursday. mnim..m 5 minimum 32 degrees. BIOCS show un In fh !.--- ture, and adjournment over th n..n-cllu xavorea, St .te board of health approve, eugenic weddings and condemn, finger bowls. Spring-like weather comes te I valley, and there is some talk of f Nationwide drive launched to i keep wives and mothers out of r , Industry. LESSlLSEEN I Washington, Jan. 9 U.R)A spokesman for the netmi.,.. administration for war told a senate investigating committee today that more nennlo mii .. fer from lack of heating fuel in the United States in th of 1943-44 than are suffering from a lack this winter. start. GROWERS of and cherries In the Oregon-Wash- TOunxry wnere the fine --..,..Cns are produced, are al u .J '"""ing inquiries as to ine nricn tviu k u m -.. , - ..... Wc 111 jmj h,- . lne.men enwged in fix ing prices there is nniv 1 . . , . - 'J viia wilU - ...niiar witn the far west and who lived in the northwest. Next to him is an official who says he visited Wyomlnff .. . difficulty congressmen have is in trying to convince the east erners that the southern straw berry and cherry are inferior to the northwest product. The growers say they did not receive enough for their berrie !. ...J son and they are suggesting about ..cilia DOUnd. Than -.111 probably be a Bimnmi.. i of 10 cents. The strawberries are wanted for Jam under lend-lease arrangement. GOLD STAR GIVFN TO OREGON HEROj HEMORRHOIDS? " you are troubled with HEMORRHOIDS (Pit EC; get a bottle of SE LIP today on must be absolutely sat isfied or your monev will refunded. WESTERN THRIFT Washington, Jan. ' 9 (U.R) Decorations have been awarded me 04 pilots and aerial gun ners of Marine Fighter Squad ron 221 and Marine Scout Bomb ing Squadron 241, who helped administer a crushing defeat to Japanese forces in the battle of Midway last June, the navy an nounced tonight. Capt. Marion E. Carl, Wood-i burn. Ore., recently awarded a uvy cross ior shooting down 16 enemy planes over Guadalcanal now receives a gold star in lieu of a second navy cross for hero- o mat miaway. " Mali Trunin Want Ada. C?I.,NU0US today (til 8) 22c-llc Inc. Tax (after 6) 25c-llc Incl. Tail "" vpen at 1:45 Thrills of the Raw NORTHWEST.! LEON HENDERSON of OPA Piles Sufferers ShonldJCnow Fads FREE BOOK-.T.II, Of Cause,, Effects And Treatment TJ t . "e is KOOO new A no... im : filE "P-'oithe-minute book "n i f'. C"iuLa,and other related. beWnt-frer' Sm. you much ffer ng, 'mehand "oney. Write today tO the McC enrv r-lii- Z.i. Elms BWd.. Excelsiorspring1,; ANNOUNCEMENT The CARLTON NURSERY NOW HAS A COMPLETE STOCK OF FRUIT, NUT AND SHADE TREES AND ORNAMENTAL SHRUBS 3 Mile, So. Medford on Ple,',i Hi9hw.y Phone 6224 eaase, Tilt Girl RayMiddleron JromaCowoti ' ifnniiV I fJ-,V I ' .ndMon.Nit.1 j'HTS' 'mSS H0H"00N WT? A barrel of fun l' j 'oe youl
