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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
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