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Newspaper Page TextBIX MEDFORD MAIL TBIBUNB Convention A , a. 4Wy Second! after Sen mv... u Chicago convention erupted into and paraded noisily up and down 1V . : Your Health and Its Care BY DR. WILLIAM BRADY. M. D. Readers should address Inquiries toi Dr. William Brady 265 El Camlno. Beverly Hills. Calii. RHEUMATIC FEVER AND HEART VALVES There is a popular misappre hension that some kind of dam age to the heart is likely to oc cur in any ra M A -V 10 1 BO " wiicm ' ' ' W rheumatism, f ' I whatever that 1JV may be All HID O- ous Illness o f children and adole scents (less commonly in adults) prop erly called acute infec tious arthritis Dt Brad but known to the old-timers and to shrewd nrn ntltioners today as "rheu matic fever," the chief danger is that the Streptococcus or Pncu mococcus that causes the inflam mation of Joint or Joints and the fever may lodge in the lining of the heart and produce Inflam mation of the lining membrane (endocarditis) and, if the inflam mation happens to Involve the area of a heart valve, perhnps distort the valve so it will not close perfectly, and that means valvular disease, vnlvUlnr leak age, which is usually permanent, although with intelligent care the heart will In the course of months or years enlarge (hyper trophy) sufficiently to pump more than the normal quantity of blood at each beat and thus compensate for the leakage and maintain efficient circulation. Yes, sir, I confess I am hor- ribly conscious of the prcposter-, ous length of the foregoing sen tence, but, ding it, I haven't the space to chop It up into short sentences. Heart valves are folds or flaps of the serous membrane that lines the heart a membrane similar to the membrane that lines the Joints. The valve most frequently damaged by such Streptococcus or Pneumococcus lodgment is the mitral valve. This valve of two cusps or leaves opens to permit blood to flow from the left auricle, to which the blood has come from the lungs freshly arentcd or oxy genized or purified, into the left Did It All Just Happen? By J. Hugh Pruett Astronomer, General Extension Division, University of Oregon From one render comes this query: "How does an astrono mer have any use for the lines from Addison you quoted at the end of your reeent article on Sun Worshipers, 'The unwearied sun from day to dny does his Creator's power display.' I pre fer this: "The scientist is always advancing: the atheist, retreat ing'." Another one remarks that the present writer's almost worship ful adoration for this mighty trwMt. Mm Gel Crzyvila Vitamins Vea, lieople Hie nation ever haie re ported ,llll Kaolins HIIKK. and that tlirlr iniv hair la returning to It natural color. 1H4IM VI- tamlua rontaln the same amolinl nf "antt-grav hair tltamln" tnlila 4 Ml Int. nulls III) as tester) by leading nonsekeeitltig magarlne. tit those tested, KM bad return of hair color, OHAVVITA lllatnina ere non fattening, can't harm )onr "petman' ent." 3o-da? supply, Pl.fto: Inn data. Moo. riinne lu. ttalnscotls I'bar- macy, 400 B. Main strrck Monday. July 24, 1944 Hails F.D.R. Renomination 1 h-l.i nnm nutsd Franklin D. this demonstration as aeiogmea proou.. the aisles for a 36-minute demonstration. ; i vcntrlcle; and then closes to pre vent backflow or leakage of the blood when the heart beats or contracts to pump the blood out into the great artery (aorta). The competent physician at tending a patient with acute In fectious arthritis or "rheumatic fever" or "inflammatory rheu matism" listens to the heart at every visit for any sign of de velopment of this complication. It Is in the hope of preventing such lodgment of the germs which circulate in the blood stream that the physician orders complete rest, for the patient with acute infectious arthritis and Incidentally it Is for the same reason that physicians ad vise complete rest in bed In vari ous minor illness In which such Involvement of the heart lining or valves may occur for in stance in acute tonsilitis, quinsy, scarlet fever, septic sore throat and the early stage of chorea (St. Vltus'a dance). QUESTIONS A ANSWERS I're-Mnrltnl Exiimliinllnn Young mnn hail Ritnorrhca elRht years imo. Has alnca bt'im pronmmwd cured by Rood doctor, nnd was accept pd by tlio nrmy thrre yrara a.o. Ho would be willing to submit to any ex amination or teat to mukr sure he la tree trom-tbe dtwnae. aa a pre-marital precaution. Me la quite trunk about It and we should like your opinion. (K. V. J.) Answer If a reputable phyalclan flnda no evidence of remaining In fection, the marrlaite will probably prove a happy one. Whether the law requires It or not, every man ehould have a medical examination, Inrlml- ,t lld' ",, ' clean bill of health from a reputable phyalclan, one satisfactory to the proaectlve bride or her guardian, be fore contracting marriage. Tobacco la chewing more harmful than smokitw? (W. O. Ft Answer In my nolnlon amoklug la more harmful. But chewing tobacco la pretty luthv in any language. Hay Fever Have been giving my thirteen-year-old boy one. half of the rioae yoi ad vised for bav lever. It has beled htm so much. Miould I give him the whole dose (atra. L. L.) Answer Why change the doae tf half the doae helpa him? Pnmphlet on Hay Fever mailed on requeet If you provine atampeo seir-adclresaed velope. Incbwe ten cent if von want also the pumphlet "Heller for Allernv (Copyright. 11144, John F. Dllle Co.) luminary brands him unmistak ably as iion Christian, Thus, de pending upon the point of view, he is too orthodox or too pngan istlc. The general thought In adding the lines from Addison was to mnko clear to the reader that in spite of admiration for the sun. there was no intention to give worship to anything material. "Astronomer" and 'atheist'' are not synonymous terms. To many sky students the contemplation of the mighty and orderly uni verse brings thoughts Just the opposite to atheism An Interesting story Is told of the versatile Denjnmin Franklin when on a diplomatic mission to Franco. One day whoji making a social call on a noted French atlieist. tlie Frenchman said: "1 have studied the problems of the universe all my lite; considered causes and effects origins ami operations from every possible angle. I finally see clearly that no mind or intelligence was needed. All of this vastnt'ss Just happened." A few days later In his own quarters Franklin constructed a little model of the solar system A large ball in the center was the sun. Arranged at the ends nf rods at various distances were the planets. These were so at tached to gears that when Hooseveit lor lounn Term, ina hand was turned, each planet en circled the sun in its propor tionate time. When the Frenchman returned the call, he asked, "What is that little machine on the shelf yon der?" Franklin gladly took It down and explained full its purpose. The Frenchman was delighted with the Ingenious and clever planetarium. "Deep thought and planning were surely required for its construction ." he said. Oh, no," replied the Ameri can nonchalantly, "it just hap pened." Soldier Learns Something New in Bottle Swap Camp White One of the first lessons a rookie has in the Army Is that there are two ways to do anything one of these being the army way. This week a Post GI had a good objective in this old Army adage. On his way to eat a picnic lunch in the cool shade along the Rogue River, he stopped at PX No. 1 to trade two empty half-pint milk bottles for two of the same full. When the PX waitress re turned with the two new half pints, she ceremoniously opened them, and then carefully poured them into the two empty iden tical bottles. The now wide-eyed GI asked, "What was that for?" Said the waitress, "This Is the Army and we are not al lowed to allow milk bottles to have the PX." 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OH. for Release, NBC; Oalen Drake, CBS; lerry and Pirates, UN 5:15 p. m- Superman. MBS; Dick racy. BN". 6:30 p. m-Volce of Plrestone, NBO; Harry Flannery, news, CBS; Adven tures of Tom Mil, MBS: Jack Arm strong, BN. 6:45 p. m. News. CBS; Hop Har ridan. BN; Gordon Burke. MBS. 8:00 p. m. Song la Born, NBC: Mayor of the Town. CBS; Gabriel Hentter, MBS. 6:10 p. m. Screen Test. MBS. 0:30 p. m.ejpotl!ght Banda BN: Vacation Serenade, NBC; Concert, MBS: Lockheed and Vega Show, CBS. 7 00 p. m- Contented Hour, NBC: Screen Oulld Ptayera. CBS; Henry Gladstone, MBS; Raymond Oram dwtng BN. 7:16 p. m. Lowell Taomae, MBS; Ted Malone, BN. 7:30 p. m. Pr I. Q., NBO; Thanks to the Yanks, CBS: Lone Banger, MBS: Horace Heldt Orcb.. BN. 8:00 n. m. Mercer'a Muslo Shop. NBC; 1 Love a Mystery. CBS; Paul Nellson, newe, BN. 8:15 p m Fleetwood Lawton. NBO; Dateline. CBS; LUm and Abner, BN. 8:.10 p m. Cavalcade of America NBO; Oay Nineties CBS. Point Sub lime. MBS: Counterspy. BN. 0:00 p m. Telephone Hour. 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Hcldegarde. NBC; Red Ryder. BN: War Bund Day. CBS. 7.45 p. m. Dean Hudson Orch.. EARLY NEWS by LOWELL THOMAS 7:15 p.m. DON LEE-MUTUAL Standard of California r WASTE I use it sparingly! Br CLUYAJ WILLIAMS rVCYVT? lT. M'l'A ftTS Id yCLeaV 3 p i'ccx lis i'awia ks wrcr w f h rYU!P tMf v) ML iP, iwl N H'i 'W:.R , tw irnt a iw s r u ii Kviitt R. t W0 n'W. P fS TT" IWiltD AN? A?HC RStD ' eT-tJt-iSS emu. 8.00 p. tn. Mercer's Musle Shop. NBC: 1 Love a Mystery, CBS: Psul Nellson, news, BN; Ean Quentln On the Air, MBS. 8 15 p m Fleetwood Lawton NBC: Lum and Abner, BN: Passing Parade CBS. 8:30 p. ra Johnny Presents. NBC: Big Town, CBS: Nlt-WIt Court, BN; Freedom of Opportunity. MBS. 0:00 p. m. Everything for Boys. NBC; News, MBS; Theater of Ro mance, CBS: Let Yourself Go, BN. 8:16 p. m. Hex Miller MBS. 0:30 d m Pulton Lewis. Jr.. MB8 10:00 p. m. News, NBC: Harold 10:00 p. m. Newa, NBC: Chris Crosa Orch., MBS: Bal Tabarln Cafe 10:15 p. m. Ted Straeter Orcn.. NBC; Cavallaro Orch., MBS. 10:30 p. m. Edwin 0. Hill. CBS: Ambassador Hotel Orch., BN; Strings for Meditation, NBO. 10:45 p m - voice of a Nation NBC: Jimmy Dorsey Orch., CBS. 11:00 p. m. Talks, CBS; Baltimore Hotel Orch., NBO. Use Mall Tribune Want Ads. STRANGE AS IT SEEMS by JOHN H1X lis. y jrsfi sr vMv - ,ivr i, BARNEY GOOGLE and SNUFFY BLONDIE BUZ SAWYER THE NEBBS I LftVWSV NEU V I WAAL I VE SHOULDN'T f ttssvst . TCftN'T CAAKE WftVE NO TROUBLE J ' "N WA10 NEB TftlL OUT'N IT WOOUN1 IT OUT ) 1 0NG NIGH SWOONED I U00KS LIKE . IN THRT CftSE !ll J , . -I - W VWIF J0V VWHEM t GOT I V OC HEN TRACKS i f i I H! YES, MAJOR I AH, SUCH ClEVERj SiAT" iSM S0 S0RRY- WANV YEAR I YAMASAKI. ) DISGUISE. N ttft4ZE "v5 IT ARE MY AMBITION TO STRIKE T" N. Xvy ME FEU A ' RVANKEE D00. SO HAPPY t SEE YOU. L1L ABNER r.eNTLf?MeN"-THIJ MXJNO J PUT- MV BOVT- AN" WHY NOT, MAY AH HM-VES-TH'S T A5 OU SgE, THE APOVRATUsljl ftZI 1""""'.'" IDIO-ER-I MEAN THIS S PO VCO RFALIZE AyT-HS RISKED HIS DOCUMEMT SGNEP J IS PRECISELY TWE SME AS K "V YC1INO MAN HA VDU ARE Lift FH'Mt-EVRV BY THAT VdJINQ I CREW IN Mr COMIC STRIP M, CONSENTED TO UNDRCO RISKING ) tWY, IN TM' FVINNV IMBECI-ER- f FEARLES'S R3SDICK". IF 4NFXPERIMEMT IM VO UB LIFE - 60MlT'"lS PTYDUNO VOKUM SURVIVES. THE J & WHICH I HOPE TO PRCVE 1 -rTin, ... TVYlCB GENTLEMAN-SAYS LAUGH IS ON YOU J i L , r- THAT 10 GALLONS OF N"- LTJf ?? A w V fSt TT JAT HE'S CONG TW IS . I EN.OOO CAN B WTHDCVWH Vl FOOICK fk OAY.fCl HIS OWN ACCORD VJI f- PUT-1 cr H E ,; S ll I. FV,rtM A HUMAN BCING J . ,.i-SjH AND WILL BLAME. NO VX If DIM, THE. f!BQ '1srlv I WTTMOUT RATAL. I ' 1)7 TyVS. t V ?J25'SJrWE . JM iAUCH IS J fiiTipr 'Yi.- I -SSstfl fn LTrf P"NNEV ISPU fm Jl I I 1 MUST " 5TCP i Y In. hiss N jjgg-a,1-"s4 11 K VPST yJ5 AWMOM 1 AlNTJ 5 HURRY TO ,B0LT1NG IwivLTnt! rCXilTTLE EW AT SCOOT CaMP. jl, CSV" J DTTOtC JJPyJeY: J p I j tat THE GRANGE Upper Rogue Grange Upper Rogue Grange met in regular session July 2u wnn Roy Vaughn acting as master in absence of Jackie Carlton, Mrs. Josephine Lloyd of Shady Cove was obligated in third and fourth degrees. Miss Dorothy and Beverly Force sang two duets while the Misses Elva and Zelda Carlton played the violin and accordion. Reporting on State Grange con vention recently were Herb Carlton, Roy Vaughn, Mrs. Lil lian Force and Mrs. Caroline Harding. Next Grange meeting will be August 17, with a basket sup per to be served at 7 o'clock out of doors. All members are urged to come and bring a well-filled OMT THE FARE FfiOM NEW ORLEANS TO NATCHEZ WAS f. n rUP UNDEKTHE Jy GROMDS OF THE HOSPITAL OF KNIGHTS IN VALETTA, MAL TA , IS .J CHAPEL DECORATED WITH THE StTUUS AND sBONES OF THE MEN- AT'ArMS OF THE. KNIGHTS f SMITH peadvj ): I v I - 11 ri 1 1 . :M I (how dip you know rrjT rfW- tasltet. . .. Bruce Grieves talked on fire insurance stating this is now a closed season and no fire per mits are issued for camping. Roxy Ann Grange Roxy Ann Grange held a short business meeting July 21 with 26 members present. The members were asked to meet Monday, Ju ly 24, at 7 p. m., to burn the grass around the hall. Plans were made for a picnic Sunday, July 30, at Helman's Baths, Ashland, for Grangers and invited guests. Families are asked to bring their own basket Chalker's Motel & Lodge OFFICERS' CLUB (Officers & Civilians) nine Ilance Refreshments Closed Mondays. Reservations Thursday Private Parties Only. No Cover CharRe. Phone Gold Hill 474 Crossword Puzzle ACROSS J flew loosely 6 Beef uurctl 11 Clip wing 12 Light color 14 Sockdologu (7 -Geometric rttlo I ft Cod 19 Hebrew metiuru W Egyptian iun god II ComparaUv ending n -Revoke a legacy O-Water buffalo I Totem 14 Mine entrance 17-Wander 28 Sweat over taik IEng.1 Dried water course SI Steady looker 3 Beverage ay Murdered 3 Hebrew Cod 37 Puel 38 Separate 39 High note 40 Plural endtriff 41 Take aa one' ova 42 Thin board 43 Ice gltder 45 Manor 47-RepreaentaUT 4ft-Verne ' ' 2 3 i) 17 13 9 o i ji 5p yz 3i a 133 - 7 ZZTWLZ. w HI if IJg BMr. tw l skusi rm lunch and to meet at the Granga hall at 10:30 Sunday so that transportation may be arranges for all who wish to attend. Cof. fee will be served by H. E. C. Third and fourth degrees were conferred upon Adeline and Na dene McClanahan. Refreshments for the evening were served by Mr. and Mrs. Frank Hanson and Mr. and Mrs. C. D. Van Ortwick. Army ordnance Sgt. Robert A Walters, stationed in Cairo, is part-time rifle coach to King Fa rouk I of Egypt and to the king's royal bodyguard. ZERO CLUB Out of bounds, civilians only Delicious chicken and steak dinners. 7:00 p. m 3 a m.. except Sunday Phone day time 5300: night 9101. ANSWER TO PEE VIOL'S PUZZLft c IaIrIe I Ia DOWN 1 Having two parti 2 Agalo 3 Title 4 Toward 5 Glossy surface ft Kind of whale 7 Sailor 8 Superlative ending 8 French article 10 Regret 11 EndK of globe 13 Bcana 16 Tea dreg 19 8 mell 30 Stale from dlenai 22 French dugouta 23 Embellish 25 Biblical warrior 38 Attend 28 Device on aoto 29 Carrie on 30 a U S. territory 31 Strike 32 Tell 33 Wrltlng tablet 35 Game 88 British naval bast on Red Sea 89 Biblical region 41 Consumed 43 Pen 44 Symbol lor allvef Call for alleoc jAislcl (TMjSr 3IAiv.etia;gT c cm nH i s ; & A 3uJviSj9 ! E I ,10 T AtMeJnT5H3Ie!?,0 5! sJg:GlH5'Aj, pgcE.Nrr iLicF BaIlIiit ao HklTp RpqTlH QjL D sioIdI fpfeTEiRl Ie e1d1