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Newspaper Page TextPAGE TEN MEDFORD MAIL' TRIBUNE, MEDFORD, OREGON, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 15, 194& MEDFORDUkTRDDNI ee tee tua mar Oellr. IUH Seraia'ar Puellehed er . . MBOFOBD PKIHTUta CO. sr-is Nor Lb rir . reea. SIM ROBERT W RDHU IdlWr. Aa ladepeadeat eTewepeper. stand aa aaaond alaee Mittar at Ui Card, Onion, under Aol af March $, Ilia. UBKKirTlun BATJce at Hall la Adraaeer Dellr aad Sunder laa raar IT.M Call, aad Sunder an auatae... .. .uanr ana lainr-UTM months, a." Dally and Sunder ne month... .Tf 7 carrier iB Adrene. afedford. Ash land. Cantral Point. Jaokaenrtlla, Gold jiiii. t-aoeau. Taunt. aad aa motor romoet Sail, aad Sunder aaa rear..., .ie.ee eajir ana aunaar .eae rneata.. .Tl aii terme ease la adranoe. Official Papar of the cltr af Mednrd uniciaj rapar er eacjuoa uoaatr MHlfBElt OP AUDIT BURXAO OP CIRCULATION! Adrertlelns Rapreeeatettre VTEST-HOIXIDAY COafPANT. IMC. Offleoa In New Tor. Cnloara. Detr.lt, Ran Franolaea, Laa Anselea, Seattle, Portland. Ik Laalo, Atlanta, Veaceirrer, B. C OlE funs MtmU "J Ye Smudge Pot Br Arthu Parry The Force of Gravity Personal Health Service By WUUam Brady. M. O. A franchise for an air-freight service from Los Angeles to Chicago has been requested. TvMvt 4Jia e&lii iraiiiniio nnl aitn A 1 mm rrAM XU11I1CU IClV&l J TaitVUO ailU. DUIIUl V IICVO liaUKCIO I ... .,,.,.i1r --wl., t,Mw a,. -I nek ma In .. wiin aeiusions 01 propneuc powers win proclaim me i tinofi tmtttwni. ww o nwea by Dr. Bn.y u tumpta nji. end of the steam-rai'road. Well, mebbe so. The steam encrine mished out the stage coach, perhaps the airplane will push out the engme. addreeMd envelope la andoaed. Lattera enoala ba brief and written la Ink. Orrtnf to the large number of lettara recelrad onij fa eea ve an i wared hero. No rapt con bo made to quertea not conformlnj to. Instruction. Address Dr. William Brady, Mi El Camlno, Bererlj HlUa, Cailf. HEALTH Of THE PROSPECTIVE MOTHER : 'A eral things 1 woman in that state neve should do such as paint- i n g, mowing lawn, planting and cultivating a garden may do much harm, We lost our first because knew no bet ter than to try to do such (Mrs. C. F. M.) An expectant father writes: We expect our baby in about By Inference, the eminent British premier mildly scolds the five senators who upon their recent return from a tour of the world battlefronts, criticised certain phases of the Anglo- American war effort and diplo matic didoes, appertaining there unto. Mr. Churchill said "in some countries I would not ven ture to mention, the soldiers abroad and the politicians at home are fighting with equal vigor." Tee premier, no slouch of a -politician himself, has started to boom at home before the cannon on the battlefields (topped booming. . t - e ' Italy has declared war on Ger many and has been granted co belligerent and co-eating status by the Allies.- In the post-war period Italy will have a chance to vote oh the establishment of a. democracy. Democracy, should remember history and, not turn its back too fast; VOICE OF PROPHECYI . (Salem Statesman) "The Klamath Falls high school team beat Oregon -City . 71 to 0, which led the coffee club coaches in KF to be- -moan fhe slaughter, , and crab at the schedule - which ar ranged such an unequal com petition. They should hold their tears . for ! the . annual game with Medford high, and T fiel that art (Hon Ilka the one RUT this department doesn't think so. Our predic- you printed recently, applauding a tion is the railroads of this country the main a pregnant woman for oingev- trunk lines at least will be as busy 50 years from now as they are today. The reason 7 Well, there are two, I. e.: 1. The force of gravity. 2. The increase of motor traffic. The first means the expense of airplane transpor tation will render any heavy freight traffic by air prohibitive. And the money is in heavy freight traf fic. The second means the exclusiveeasy grade, non tnrcrentti rnilrnnrl Vicsrir-. nf vastv wit.ri tViAii nwn ppn-I Dr. Bradr tral terminals, will give the railroads an advantage J T' in over an nignway transportation, passenger ana i Titic- ireignt, wmcn motor itucks and cusses win never uy. y wue nas roiiowea III! your booklet to thai lnttep Dr.. paring for Maternity, for codv npnrl ton Mnt. itnA CO barring some unforseen development (and im- veiope bearing your address.) nortant ones uauallv are) we strinir alonsr with she is 88 brown as a berry, as those who have faith in the durability and efficiency "Vperfert of the "iron horse," as far as the Twentieth Century condition, and an her friends is Concerned. wonaer now she does it. Several And as exhibit No. 1 to support this thesis, we call 7.'.?' in hone other than W. A. Patterson, president of our baby. ... a,t. J. m. e.) own United Airlines, who Dubliclv stated not very . .J""6. f be long ago, that it costs about $50,000 to haul an aver- Iv'ZrT' age ireignt train irom imcago to aan rrancisco, witn prospective mother i applauded 7a0 tons of revenue carco and two round tnna ner f pressea n, putting on the ,it, . . rnvRiia act aunng pregnancy." mOntn. , . Tht! I believe. I, lnrselv atrnroH To haul the same amount of freieht by air. in the by poorly educated women and SAME rHiKIOD UF TIME by Mainliner, would cost "T inc,u"es manv, coueee 8rac- i nrnnnm . . . uates whose notions are de- X,OU,UUUl rived mainly from the teachincs oi nostrum vendors and the like The other way is the intelU gent way, the sensible way, the healthy way. The nrosDective Sneakiner of airnlane costs, did vou notice what monei: wno cnooses this wa the cost in gasoline alone was for that U. S. fortress ZXBMZ!Z ;T raid over German v a week aco? .r . ; carry on with nracticaiiv n A total of 855 bombers took part jn that raid and activities umess her 4.1... U; 1 r.A VnA ,,,;.nrir.r. krvl, U.,rl rl., I BpeClIICHliy inSlTUClS uic Diiiuo uuiiicu iiuiu mii VJ vuiu iduvu-uuuA uuuui . her. to discontinue a narticnlar 4 rtrtrt r A T T r-kXTC( -J TAI 1 I "w.umi That adds up to over $200,000 for just one brief J:' wnose, .wa7 of Urt ' . . t.;v.Hw..8 UMHrnUiy A UP- uijj iui ubi oiviiic, . , piauaed as a fine example, re- Multiply that by the number of raids, the cost of marked that she had had -a lot repairs, wear-and-tear, oil, (25,000 gaUoris of oil in 3 " l just laugh it off. Especially the woman who told me I must What Price, Gasoline! the same sortie,) and last, but far from least, the losses in planes and personnel aj jjM k. U4.n;j it.. i. not reach up to hang clothes or puuic ivm: may uuwmcu ua uie tuot uui to paper the ceilina . or anvthln.. . iiKe inai, as the cord would colossal, air fleet in this man's war. go around the baby's neck and choke it." It is a sad commentary on what purports to be "education" in America, that a good many women with college "education" take that particular superstition seriously I know, because many of them ask me about it. QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS Hernia Cnrnl -To offut tbo report of tba reader who waa not cured by Injection treatment, may -1 ten you tnat l had hernia for 13 yean, was twice operated on, both timet without even temnorara benefit (once I iuffenor considerably from complications), and finally I received Injection treatment from pr. waom you revuni' mended. He save mo about Six" ill' lectiona In All. and my hernia Is cured and I em able to work again. The cure has proved lasting nearly a year now, and I'm aa fit a ever. (P. D. M.) Answer xnanc you. -ino reaicai operation faUs In aa many casea at the injection treatment does. When the bo-called "surgeons" with one- track minds get this fact thru their heads, the pubUo wlll get a better break In the treatment of hernia Variations On Somersaults For "fraldcats" like myself perhaps this stunt may Be helpful: Lie on back, hold legs straight up and sup port lower back and hips with hands. boiding for a minute or so, mean while belly breathing. This Is nearly as good as somersaults. Had a sore spot In appendix region for months, but It disappeared after I began doing this stunt mornings, so I keep It up. (Mrs. M. L. W.) Answer Anything to get your feet up the air Is good counteracts 111 effects of upright posture. "Invita tion to the Somersaultauqua" avail able on request. If you provide three-cent-stamped envelope bearing your address. Otherwise send twenty cents for it. We're busy, too. It tells how to roll - somersaults dally and why. Three Tear Old Infant Three year old son holds his bottle continuously whether he drinks or sleeps, and cries when I take It away from. him. Husband says I should put red pepper on It. (Mrs. A. T.) Answer ulve the boy a wooden whistle he can blow. Babies should be weaned from bottle, taking all milk from. cup,, by time they are fourteen montbs old. ' Vaccination for Whooping Cough Is vaccination tor whooping cough worth while? (A. B.) Answer Vaccine treatment has not proved clearly effective. Child wlCn wnooping cough should (1) be out doors most of the time, day and night; (2) have a wide elastic belly band laced on over undershirt; (3) perhaps be given X-ray treatment. (uopyngnt 1943, John F. Dllle Co.) B. Notei Persons wishing to communicate with Dr. Brady shntiid send letter direct to Dr. William Brady. M. D. (65 EI Camlno. Beverly Hills, Calif. purpose, versed." DUT the special point we wish to make is not the cost in dollars arid cents,' as far as. this particular use the weeping for better item is concerned, : but the' demands of this war with the score re- Iwhat. miist. he done rucrnrrileaa nf . rnst. , nnr. nnlvjhv the men at the front, but by "we the people" behind Economic experts pred Ortv it to WIN it. JrTwSSfS h -When one raid over Germany requires a million return to normalcy with great gallons of gasoline, imagine what the entire air fleet rapidiiTit is a cinch Lincoln scattered alt over the globe needs. And then add to COUnty Will Call an elecUonitO -tv,of TV., d onrl lor.tr., or,r1 -,l,uoll . J-Nrlnre get Bonneville Dam power be- - j . an um. uiiiuit fore the peace celebration con- about like mad day and night and finally the thou- of ships that are oirbuming-WELLI county-eat. - - rt .. . . j a i ' Vv. I ri j wunuci ib was auuiiu iicucssarjr iu icuuce uie "in these days of meat short- ' civilian allowance in this auiet salubrious and 22" aan lfilS. bomb-free valley, for those who are running without steak," agonizes a northern call- nsks and have no fighting to do from f our gallons fornia scribe. Many feel the , wppIc to tVirpp! same way about it. But, invari- - . . , 'n' I. Aiiai, aiiuwo ajy jyi uAiiiiatcijr a-miiixuii -gauuna a week to go to the army. and. navy from this state of Oregon enough for one big bomber raid. , - ; . Look at the picture, boys and girls. Are there any complaints? . We HEAR nonel ' . ' i ' ' " ably the steak regards tender ness as something concrete. A "dashing film hero" is I again sued . by a "beautiful blonde," who dashed to the I courthouse with a love balm suit., He has been sued so many I times by "beautiful blondes" homely brunette threatening I him with a lawyer would be I joyously welcomed. What Cost Air Raids? Cnnnli-iMfT rt TT C Av4taeaa(i a 1st racial a in TT G! euiations. no future oredictions daylight raids are increasing disturbingly. are allowed, a farmer, for ex- , Yesterdav. over Germanv. 60 4-motored bombers and two fighters were shot down. The German losses were estimated at more than 100 fighters. Assuming both figures are correct, the blow to the U. S. air fleet was considerably more seri ous than to the German. For not only are the super air bombers far more expensive to build, their construction take a great deal more time and care, . they carry from ten to twenty times the personnel, and both ship and travel personnel are more difficult to replace. e e a e -e Debating80 societies fV the, other hand how about the damage to Ger ur theatricals are V-'many, from say 2,000,000 pounds of block-buster bombs-dropped - There is the important point of course. Experts in this direction differ about as radically Vice President Wallace now Ins the nro-nnfi nnH.nirnlnnfl atithoritips rln. . fears "big business will throttle mt Aa cMi, cAi l5,r,0 tV. TTr,,'t1 Ctt- tr,.nrl " There, la ft jvpiI Hfa. i xuc vt ucTcionj qviiuui vjmuho v eVAaitvaV lovatCa fined notion "Big Business" has can not only AFFORD such air raids, they can't af H16 !l8ht 1,deha,ir,utml" SH 1!lnhgt ford to drop them. - ... 1U strangle-hold in the right vrL,v.n tvt. ;t: ix. n ... I Alio luniotiaii oxuwi ucuico who, .iiiaiiiutllio bllclr ; ?. J t. .v lis a noint where the cost of day bombinir in nlanes ed to the altar this week, the and men ranges too high to be justified and that point event oeing -Deyona me numoie Iias recently been approaching .last. imagination" of her dad, he I V . . ,. P?ant. innformSUiva skipper of this department is not COm- caught the "unconquerable petent to rule where .such highly qualified ex- asleep at Babauirand Smashed Perta differ they ana the i.utuie will have to decide ample, can regret it didn't rain last ; week, but can't wish it does next. ; NECKING IN 16901. (Pendleton East Oregonian) "The county towns are al-. ready wrestling with the problem of how to spend the winter evenings. The kissing games of the hop fields do not meet with much favor in the towns, where such, exper- cises are found . by. an ad vanced civilization to be con. dueled more satisfactorily in private and amateur blossoming out all over east ern Oregon and the valley and dancing clubs are being re organized." (80 Yr. Ago Col.) News Behind The News By Paul MaJIon (Continued from Pag One) they , would let us use. - Mr. Roosevelt's handling of the same matter was a bit dif ferent. While laughing at the five- senators as fellow travelers presumably of isolationists), his Mr. Ickes announced a reorgani ration of the foreign oil distr. bution bureau apparently to cor- rest one phase of their complaint. Behind Mr. Roosevelt s as sumed attitude evidently is the fear that the senators' report will be used against him polit ically, will furnish republican propaganda. HIS men on capltol hill work ed arrlpntlv nn thai rnmmit. teemen following their return. Senator Mead, closest to the White House, came at least half way around and seemed to apol ogize for the committee, but made it clear at the same time that, while they had found many good factors abroad, they had found more situations which were displeasing and unsatisfac tory. At any rate, the three demo crats among the five senators have been as insistent in their views as the republicans, and all are unanimous upon the basic points namely, that we must not let the British put one over on us in reselling our goods, that we must look out for trade, air and military bases around the world for postwar. The disputed Russian base phase is another matter. Only republican Senator Lodge estl mated 1,000,000 American lives would be saved If Russia would give us air bases to attack Japan. The Russian position Is generally appreciated and un derstood here. - MOST authorities expect Rus sia will rlei-lnra war- nn Japan as soon as the Germans are beaten. The ' Russians are natural enemies of the Japs; and will want expansion of Russian communist influence in Asia. Also, Democratic Senator Chandler is alone -among the five in his demand that our em phasis be shifted - Immediately to the Pacific. We are so deeply committed in Europe thai with drawal now would be dangerous, and most military men expect we can clean up Japan' swiftly if the British and Russians join us in that endeavor when Ger many is beaten. ' e e THE Churchill and Roosevelt handling of the senatorial complaints may, therefore, play into the hands of isolationists and republicans, by making an Issue out of what could have been accepted as a wise recom mendation for an alteration In American policy. No doubt Mr. Roosevelt will make the change of policy anyway. He sometimes likes to foUow critical advice even while spoofing it. In any event, neither these leaders nor the British press are likely to make any head way against the senate on theii present Ill-chosen ground. Sen atorial opinion is firming foi American acquisition of base3 and protection of American lend-lease interests. No matter how much dust flies, this deter mination is not likely to be dis turbed. .;-'.' DANCE SAT. OCT. 16 at the , . ; . STARLINE BALLROOM ASHLAND ' Music by SOLDIES STARMAKERS WANTED EXPERIENCED SHOE SALESWOMAN Box 180 TRIBUNE Flight o Tunc Mediord and Jadnoe Co. Hit Tory from the flies oi the Mai. Tribune 10 and 20 years ago TEN YEARS AGO TODAY October IS, 1933 (It was Sunday) - Valley dairymen adopt NRA code and boost price of milk. Special session of legislature to be called to consider work and school relief legislation. Copco rate hearing to start tomorrow. Two thousand workers to be on Bonneville dam job by first of year. Government buys surplus beef and butter for distribution to needy. Fair. High 70, low 35 de grees. Indian summer at Its peak In the valley. Chinese pheasant season opens and boy hunter shoots himself in band. Two drunk and careless ban. dits rob La Grande bank of $2000 at high noon. LofN. adjourns following Hit ler's withdrawal from arms con ference. ' Statesmen fear first seeds of another world war sown. . ' .. TWENTY YEARS AGO TODAY October IS. 1923 ; at was Monday) m.M. mjn aiianected of belnff the Siskiyou train bandits and slayers seen on lower Klamath river and arrest due soon. nwiahnma Citv Is swept by flood with high property loss. Tl.r. Sto etnrl Rnh Strang! dev. feat a pair of Horseshoe pitching exoerts in gam at Edgewood park Sunday. TJIu enn nf First BantM xhurrh tn ba dedicated at SD4V cial services November 8. ; National Guards to stags) dance at opening of Armory on Bartlett street. ANHDERSOWS Hertford's Popalar 2-Front Store ALL FAVORITE BRANDS OF COFFEE 33c lb. Effectlv. SATURDAY, SUNDAY, MONDAY GRADE A BUTTER Lb. 50c ALL -SWEET r.lARGARlNE 2 lbs. 49c PEANUT BUTTER ........ 2 lbs. 57c MORNING MILK Case 48 Tall Cans PABLUM Large Package 23c HEINZ BABY FOODS 3 Tall Cans 20c Large Variety of . '.' FRUITS and VEGETABLES PAPER GOODS SCOT TISSUE 3 Rolls . . . 23c PAPER TOWELS 2 Rolls ..... 23c LUNCHEON NAPKINS 2 Pkgsa ..... 19c WAX PAPER 125-ft. Roll 17c SANDWICH BAGS Waxed, Pkg. 5c STATIONERY School Supplies $468 (V MEDFORD'S LARGEST STOCK of JAMS AND JELLIES POUND JAR C(Qr FRUIT JAMS .... . . 3 m THRIFT SPECIALS Pint COD LIVER OIL $1.29 60c BR 0 MO SELTZER 49c 2 oz. CAMPHORATED OIL 19c 25c EX LAX........ 19c Pint MINERAL OIL. . .... .29c Genuine Gem Blades, 5 for 23c 35c PONDS CREAMS . .. 29c 4 oz. Flavored SODIUM PERBORATE........ ,. 39c 12's Reg. MODESS, 2 bxs. 45c 35c HEXOL Antiseptic.... 29c Crisp Local CARROTS 4 bunches . 19c Danish Baking SQUASHJb. 5c Topped Fresh BEETS 3 lbs.'... 14c FRESH FRUITS - VEGETABLES Always a Choice Selection at Anderson's PINEAPPLE CASABA...... Lb. iSC SUNKIST tr LEMONS... ... Doz. 2 VC ANDERSON'S ThriCt Mashet Ask for Your Green Trading Stamps 7 Blocks From Main On S. Central Large Parking Lot 177 Dlanea and 121 llUOf. ' I "