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TEN MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE Your Health and Its Cclre BY OR. WILLIAM BRADY. M. D. Reader! should address inquiries to: Or. William Brady 265 El Camino. Beverly Hills. Colli. SYMPATHY WITHOUT CONDOLENCE I have always fold sympathy for anyone with "nervous in diacstion." I feel sorry for those who early in life find them selves equip ped with a ner vous system so frail, so sensi tive . . . That's enough to show that the author of the paragraph is not Doc (Hard boiled) Brady. The author is Wal- Dr Brad? ter C. Alvarez, M.D. (Nervous Indigestion) Paul B. Hoeber, pub lisher, 1030. I (Brady) sometimes feel faint but perceptible twinges of sym pathy for any poor geek who has "nervous indigestion" wished on him, but that's as far as I'm willing to go along that line. questions a answkiis Finest scientific elucidation of lied nvuing Hubit nervous Indigestion I can cite is P"" " ""Jj 2S;d,0X , , . , . T-i r a bed-wetter. We nave tried scoiaiiiBi that in the first chapters of Praf. ' .."g Bnd wkig mm. Walter B. Cannon's Bodily (Mrs. L. D.) Changes in Pain, Hunger, Fear Answer First two methodo are d n ,( x, r. harmful. It Is simply a habit. The and Rage, D. Appleton & Co., chUd uoem.t want t0 do lt, Send 1915). Nowhere in this scientific stamped envelope bearing your ad report of actual observations in dress, for pamphlet "Tiie Bed-Wot-the laboratory does Dr. Cannon U"S habit." 0(,UUn offer any support for the "fancy Ben toM gelatin (under a brand that chronic or constant digestive name) is a blood builder. I always disturbance is attributable to fi ?phttXmies ,( ,, , tor said I haven t enough corpuscles vague "nervous" weakness, ex- m my blood ,Mrs. T. j.) haustion, fatigue, strain or what Answer No. gelatin doesn't build havo vnll blood, nor other tissues either It nae juu. .i- .... n.ni.ii. . . substitute Instead of condolence or even too thick buttering with gym- pathy, if you have anv prolonged, chronic or constant trouble with cnronic or constant irouDie wun digestion you need proper medi- cal attention, to take at ran- dom this instance out of many: i t nave peeu pai uuuiuuy Interested in a group or pa tients (with subclinical pella gra) whose symptoms, refer able largely to the digestive tract, are vague and cannot be correlated with any known disease but which nonetheless are Insistent and real. The disabilities of these patients Include the following: anor- 'Army Strives to Prolong Life Of Motor Vehicles Camp White Today more than ever before the army Is tak ing every precaution to 'engthen ' the life of its motor vehicles, es pecially the few which remain for use in this country, two Ninth Service Command automotive experts told military personnel hero recently. Speaking before two groups of motor pool personnel and other interested officers and men, MaJ. H. A. Phillips, service command motor maintenance chief, and Ab Jenkins, famous Salt Lake City race car designer and holder of many auto speed records, warned that the army's supply of vehicles and rubber tires (or use in the United States is no more than adequate. Notice To Creditors In the County Court of the State of Orecon, for Jackson County. In the Matter of the Estate of Frances Campbell, Deceased. Notice Is Hereby Given that the county court for Jackson County, Oregon, has appointed me executor of the estate nf Frances Campbell, deceased. All persons having claims against shIcI estnle are hereby required to present the same with proper vouchers within six months from this date at the office of Neff tt Frohnmayer, Cooley Theatre Building. Mcdfnrd. Oregon. Dated this Bth dnv of June, 1944 G. E. OUSTEROUT. Executor NOTICE OF FINAL HEARING In the County Court of the State of Oregon for Jackson Countv In the Mutter of the F.slnte bf Pearl C Bighmn, Demised. Nolico is hereliv uiven Hint Ida May Bigham. administratrix of lie simve eiiuueo csuue. nns oi mo plaintiff therein on file filed her final acrount and peti- against you within four weeks lion for distribution and that the from the date of the first ptibli 17th riav of July. 1(144. at 10:00 cation of this summons, and vou o clock A. M.. at Ihe court room are further notified that if vou of said court, has been apuomted fail to appear and answer said as the lime and place fur the complaint as aforesaid, plaintiff hearing thereof. All persons In- will applv to the Court for a forested are required, then and' decree as praved for in said there, to show raiise. if any there complaint, nnmelv; for a decree be. why said account should not forever dissolving the bonds of be approved and distribution matrimony now existing he matic. IDA MAY BIGHAM. ! tween the iihuntlfr m,H n, Administnitriv J. F. Flieeel. Attorney for the Administratrix. PiNWORililS 60! New Treatment Gets Real Results AnTrr h na rr hal Ptn-Wnrmt linim hrt tortinntms ami mharrMina thin tflirtfon rn ami how hunt It ta to rhmirtat thit nifljr rrawltnc trvaturra orr liny r-t a fmithnt-l ltitilr th ho-ly. M iHlitnw of proi'lf rtoh antt poor, rhil ilren ant irrown-iipii hav aurTr-ml In aU Inn with th niMcrlr of I'm-Worma, anr loftor hv trltt for yram to flntl a waf to t-sl wlih thi j'wt. Uli)fa)ihiorm1 worm "rrur'i" iiiill- don t work on Pin-Worm. V'lar. thank to an important cniifto d "ot"-f a rrniarkaMe dm known as f ;iiian vtott, a nrw and highly tUfttir Itentmrnl hrnt hn hniM by iloctora. This c-ii? la th vital vlenivnt In VAV, th nw ? o-Worm tahl'ts ilcvrlopeO hy th laborm I'TtiHi of Dr. D. Jayn Son. Amrkl'a lfa-linw atrialieU In worm rortlnnr. l'.w rnnkrs it eair to i(miI with Tin Worms. The small, convenient PW tab h act In a aerial way to d"lmy ths rreilnrrj. ton't tjtko rriancn with Tin lVarmil Junt ak nur ilrtivvint for P-W( nna be aur to follow th directtOMi f.vy mmns fin-Wjrn, rtlfall Friday, Junt 30. 1944 exla (lack of appetite, diarrhea, easy exhaustion, nervous ir ritability or mild mental de pression, and peripheral neuri tis. Often the tongue is red and there may be a history of glossitis (inflammation or sore ness of tongue). Sometimes there is little more than an orexia, loss of weight and change in personality . . . The correct diagnosis can be made when, after appropriate treat ment, including the adminis tration of nicotinic acid (nia cin) and Brewer's yeast (at least one-fourth pound a day for the average patient), the patient's symptoms disappear and his sense of well being im proves. Sometimes the im provement is dramatic." That is quoted from Nutrition and Diet in Health and Disease by James S. McLester, M.U., published by Saunders, '39. (or r, or pje,. 'prott ,Uch as I cheese, egg. lean meat. If the doctor ! counted the blood corpuscles and to"""1 ,h" "umbnr 100 low- ,ne c"u"r ! of ,-, should be remedied. Por r,,,oiciet -Blood and Health,1' ; wilch Instructs you how to prepare Bna akt &000 nome maae ohsju enveibpo bearing your address, t'llhlriilf.lt fluents Nearly run crazy with moths, cock roaches and black widow spiders In garage. (O. E.) Answer Send ten cents and stamp ed self-sddressed envelope for book let "Unbidden Quests" lt deals w:th roaches, moths, fleas, files, ants, chlg gers, spiders, bedbugs, head lice and other kinds, tapeworms, round worms, ringworms, plnworms, mosquitoes, sllverflsh or what have you. A clip ping will not sulflce, (Copyright 1944, John F. Dllle Co.) "For obvious reasons," Maj. Phillips said, "the life of vehicles at army camps must be stretched as long as possible, and the re sponsibility for that starts right in the driver's scat." Jenkins, known as "the world's safest driver," gavo lecture on careful driving and main tenance of automotive equipment. Ho also related some of his experiences while racing and testing cars on the Bonne ville salt flats In Utah. The visit of Maj. Philsips and ftir. Jenkins Is one of a series covering numerous west coast posts, and is part of a program of rigid conservation of automo tive equipment Initiated months ago by Maj. Gen. David B. Mc Coach, Jr., commanding general of the Ninth Service Command. Bankruptcy Frees Guy Bates Post Hollywood. June 30 (U.R) Guy Bales Post one of the high est salaried actors of the silent screen two decades ago, was re leased today from debts of $15. 438 when Bankruptcy Referee Benno Brink approved his vol untary petition. Creditors offered no objection to the action freeing Post from his Indebtedness. Post's petition described himself as an "unem ployed actor." SUMMONS In the Circuit Court of the State of Oregon for Jackson Count v. John Avery, Plaintiff vs. Hattie R. Avery, Defendant. To Hattie R. Avery, the Above Named Defendant: In the Name of the State of Oregon: You are hereby sum moned and required to appear in mo aoovc eniuien court and cause and answer the complaint lenniml This summons Is nublishrd hv order of tho Honorable II. K. Hnnnn, JuHkc of the above en titled Court, made on the Ifith dav of June. 1944. dirertinn same to be published in the Med ford Mail Tribune, a newspaper published in Jackson Countv. ureuon, once each week for four j weeks successively. Dated nnd first published the Ifith dav of i June. H4. j, r, M,IM.,EL. Attorney for Plaintiff. 32 No, Central Avenue, Medford, Oregon. Wanted! Men and Women Who Are Hard oi Hearing to maks this aitnpl. no risk htarlnR trat If you ara temporarily dafnd. bothsred by rinitinf bumr( head noises riu to hard ened or coairuiated wax ( remmen), try tht Ourlns Home Mrthol teat that so many aaj nas enabled them to her well attain You tnuat hear better after making this iimpki tet nr you ft your money back t ones. Ask about Ourins bar Orot todsv at Wiina.iiir r.mt Strtr I'hurmao 4utf & Muln Medford sr i K Bf -11 '-. XlX. ,-A: h . '' (Acm Tclephoto) WILLKIE BLASTS G. O. P. PLATFORM Wendell Wlllkie, who polled 22 million votes in 1B40, gestures vehemently in his New York olflco as he tells newsmen that Republican foreign relations platform writers used "phony phrases" In drafting their plank. On the Radio Chains STATIONS! Chain affiliation and where thej ire on the dial: KAI.E (MIIM) 1330. Portland. Kb. (Mil -nine) IIUO. Portland: KliA (MK'-Hlue A Mils) 5IU Spokane; KiO (MU'-ltlue) Xlu San FranrlM-o; K(,W (NtiC-Kedl 6ii. Portland: Kill (MKMIInel ICJOII Demur: K.VX (CHS) luill Los AllgMea: KIIA (Mt('-lted) K.10 Denver: KllIN t'lis ) 970, Port land: Kllllll (MIC-Krd) 9.10. Sent tie; KPO (NHC-Heil) 6811. 8an Pranrlsrn: KSL (C'llti) 116(1. Salt Luke ell, . Time Shown Is Ptt'T Friday 5:00 p m Terry and Pirates, BN: Qalen Drake. CBS: OK for Release NBC 6 IS p m Dlk Tracy BN: Super man, M13H; sophisticated Swing, NBC. 6 Ho p m Ja-jS Armstrong BN. Harry W. Flnnuery. news. CBS: Ad ventures of Tom Mix. MBS. 1 8:4b p m. Loins P Locnner NBO: Hop Harrlgan, BN; Gordon Burke, MBS. News. CBS 6 00 p m.- Walts Time. NBC: Oa orlel Heater, MBS; Hollywood Show case, CBS. 6-16 p. m. Screen Test, MBS. 6:31, p m People Are Funny NBO: Spol..'lcht Bnnds. BN. Fhat Brewster Boy CBS: Double or Nothing MBS 7:00 p. m Boston Blsckle, NBC; Durnnte nnd MoorB, CBS. Dale Car netile. MBS. 7:18 p. m. Lowell Thomas, MBd: Ted Mnlnire, BN. 7:30 p m.BIII Stern Sports News Mi. NBC. Stse Door Canteen CBS; Uinr lianger. MBS. Nero Wolfe. BN 8 00 p. m. Mercer's Music Shop. NBC; I Love a Mystery. CBS; Paul Nel'son. news. BN. 616 p m. Klcjtwood Lawton. com mentator. NBC; The Parker Family BN Press Club CBS fl 30 p. m. The Thin Man. NBC: Gang Bmlers, BN: It Pays to Be IK norant, CBS; Nnme hat Song, MBS. 9 OU p in. Kiirioinih Fun. NBC; Hour. CBS; News, MBS; Ice Coffee Time. CBS. Meet Your Naw, BN. 9 30 p m Fulton Lewis. Jr., MBS. Three Suns Trio, NBC; Army Service Forces, CBS. 9 4A D. m. Lea Slmms. ntsnlst NBC 10 00 p. m News. NBC: Slnfonlet ts. MBS; Bal abnrln Cafe Orch.. BN. 10 IS p m.Hlnlnnletta MBS 10:20 p. m. Stories of the West. CBS 10:30 D. m. Thomas Peluso Orch.. NBC. 10:43 p. m. Paul Pane, slneer. NBC; Ambnwador Hotel Orch.. BN. H oc p m - Hotel Blltmore Orch. NBC, bis Moving World. BN: News. CBS. ftnlilrrlnv S OD p. m Yours From the Serv ice, NUC; Youth On Psrniie. CBS: Tilts U Hnllornn. AIMS: Ambsssador Hotel Orch . DV :16 p m taw. Tomllnson. com mentator. BN. 6 an p m Dorothy Dosmnnd NBO: Boston Tops Concert. BN"; music. IIARDiE SPRAY RIGS NIAGARA DUSTERS O Sales . : O Genuine Paris Dependable Service McCOY MACHINERY COMPANY 111 North Fir Phone 3415 Medford 5rArjAMvrcv lick? fingersofLept p6mtmamd alo .r-rsria llr OPP-KEAa 5PCEaDvtev wpavmeb crievto rnt.rii.BDa L IPC BAL.LY WITH JAM LW OUT. ITT OOINO Q" rB'P l ftE JElV-UKrs I Y-Jt!? EXCUSE MEN! r'HE'-LO SUCKEB SV3 x. S'.E ..TUt KIDS HAVE I T(j I A GOOD 1 HAVE TO IF TwATS TWE NEW (. J l WCKOEB IF lV5vea CHABLi6 0 ExDERiENCEy DIRECTOR MAKE A 1 NEBB TRADE-MARK ,1 rt: ip v trn roti cor mm to j-m vjo family s'tanc rv ' ftNGEI.NO PAT AD SrAfcTV TD TILL HE, P'tNIHC.'1? XMrOF.VlC. DKIP AoAiN AhO TkE$ &ATH 4fV w I St tl : I MBS. 6:45 p m Louis P Lochner. NBC: Gordon Burke, MBS: News. CBS 6.00 p. m. National Barn Dance. NBC; Theater or the Air. MBS. 6 30 p m Can Vou Top IU1S. NBC; Spotlight Bands, BN. ! 6.4r p m. Saturday Serenade. CBS 7:00 p m. Barry Wood Party. NBC; Musical Autographs, BN; Boy si Arch Gunnison S1BS I 7:16 p m. Remember, BN; Mayor of the Town. CBS 7:30 p m. Grand Or Opry. NBC; Red Ryder. BN. 8-0C p m. Truth or Consequences, KBC: Thanks to the Yanks. CBS: Downbeat Derby, MBS; Early Amer ican MUSIC, UN. 8:16 p. m. Edw. Jorgenson, com mentator BN. 8 30 p m Abie's Irish Rose. NBO; Inner Sanctum, CBS; Hoosler Hop, BN. 9-00 p. m. Cowboy Hit Review. BN: Hit Parade. CBS. News. MBS. 9:16 p. m. Leo Diamond and His Harraonalres, MBS: Thomas Peluso Orch. NBC. . 9:30 p. m. Three Suns Trio, NBC Lawrence Weeks Orch.. MBS. 9 46 p m. Don't You Believe It. CBS; Buddy Cole Orch., MBS; Lee Slmms. pianist. NBC 10:00 p. m. News. NBC: Army service Forces Present, BN; Hudson Orch.. MBS. 10:15 p. m. Ted Straeter Orch., MBS; Musical Americana. NBC; Wls- mer s sports Album. BN. 10:3n p m Hotel st Francis Orcb. NBC; Barn Dance. CBS 1 1 no p m - Hotel Blltmure Orch NBC; Kiel, CBS. Lutherans Provide Funds For Schools Saginaw, Mich., June 30 (U.R) The Evangelical Lutheran synod of Misimri, Ohio and other states, meeting in final convention sessions today, vot ed appropriations totaling $526,- KYLE'S RESTAURANT CHICKEN AND STEAK DINNERS Open 6 p. m. to 2 a. m. Prion Central Point 472 for reservations. On the Pacific Highway at Central Point. Out of Bounds for Service People ZERO CLUB Out of bounds, civilians only Delicious chicken and steak dinners. 7:00 p. m., 3 a m except Sunriav Phone day time 3300; night 9101. STICKY. LICleCPINCSM'l S.5F4TMEB CBlEf TO LCWfljr, irS-oOiNo TP CRIP I 000 for construction of new ed ucational facilities and modern ization of existing school build ings. The body also named Chicago as convention site in 1917, at which time they will celebrate CHALKER'S MOTEL and LODGE OFFICERS' CLUB (Officers and Civilians) Dine - Dance - Refreshments The Most Unique Spot in Southern Oregon. Home Cooked Chicken Dinners Our Specialty. S Miles North Gold Hill on Pacific Highway. Overlooking the Rogue River. Closed Mondays. Thursdays. Privatr Parties Only. No Tax. No Cover Charge. Reservations: Phone Gold Hill 474. STRANGE AS IT SEEMS W". V. vttIV!4V MEN STILL H Bfi'WrhllJEA3 WEAK MOtXNNS DSESS KV' MzZPJrfZii 1 NMEMOZy OF A FEUDAL . Fte'rff 2 . 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TORPEDO A f ' ' -v-zT-XVIDEA, POPS'i Vlf HINTING Tfc-f V BCMBERSf A G2&&t&-g.L-J'Q ' jt AT SOME- j LIL ABNER TnTTTnCT I usr seek Move 1 sosac I yvui, Y whut oo it mean rn?r2 ijOY I the 100th anniversary of the founding of the synod in that city. San Francisco's Civic Opera House was built at a cost of more than $3,000,000. by JOHN HIX THMSi.VS cm Canada's efxxeN LAKES' THE FORCE OF THER TUGGIHG AGAIlVST THE MET SETS OFF THE TKIGGEfi, WHICH DfSOFS 7HI WEIGHT AND WHIFS FH IXJADcD nET . UP THROUGH THHOi IN THE ICE. THE FSHAfSE THEN DUMPED AflD ALLOWED TO rKcctz ccrvKc , TREAT HER SATURDAY Chicken, and Sieak Dinner The Best Music in the Valley WALDEN BROTHERS- Open Every Night Except Saturday TAKE-IT-EASY-LODGE Vi mi. up Savage Creek, where Jackson meets Josephine Crossword Puzzle ACROSS I Past between mountains 4 Indian la-Wander 13 Carpet 14 Prica 15 Post! nf IT Round nit 18 Title 19 - Woody plaot to Mother-of-pearl 13 Air apac over door Period ot tlmi t Pace . . tft Bind Bon of Mlled 30 Sfea eagle 31 MuMcal DOtt 32 Permit 34 The glob 38 Joined 31Clty In Washington M Vases , ' 41 Tina 43 Insect 43 Plant lifs 45 A Belgian peopls 48 Hoar trost 49 Apportion 60 Prefix befora 51 Yea votes 52 Solitary 53 Take food - , - w. 75 """" r " ' 3 5l"" - xIr! ap Z JL H A j j i 0 0 M A D gjp I N P U T A rT D PB Smri FInBcR gtg ; T TtV D C 3 P Is II A VBB? E T B ?ET jlf A T B S s" E L A J S A"ti F N E "?"g A I P A "I d UT" AF A R 5 A 2ll E N E OLEO DOWN 1 Jewel 3 The Altar 3 Royal son 4 Felonies 5 Ancient talt 9-6eed 1 Plural ending 8 Untried 9 Most unusual 10 Corroded 11- Wager 18- Household fod . 17 -Small nail 19 - River In Englsntf 20 - Metal pegs 21 Come to terms 22 Earth 33 Lubricator 24 Flesh PU 37 - Bell noUM 33 City Id Wa&hlngtoa . 34 Volcsco on Slcfl 35 River in England 35 The face 38 Allowances for wast 40 Walloon isbbM 43 Annoy 43 Cook In ol) 44 Recline 45 Triumphed 4ft Danlnh coin 47 Snare 9 Parform ! i -: vu i r r-i c- r fjV