EIGHT MEDFOHD MAIL TRIBUNE Wednaidar. Aua. 7, 1944
Your Health and Its Care
BY DR. WILLIAM BRADY. M. D.
Readers ihould eddreif inquiries tei Dr. William Brady
265 El Camlno. Bererly HUli. Colli.
THE WIDOW
Ynur little brochure "Unbidden
Guests" Is Just about the most
useful thing of the kind we
have touno.
many effective
helps in it for
ridding the
house of cock
roaches, ants
and fleas. But
there Is one
danger
you
deal
he
w
SDider.
"scSe
(. ' -v
V" . 't
- V y pest, a
A .:! pi ous one.
V -1 P failed to
I 'f ,f 1 with t
riM..i biack wide
-- - SDider.
Ot Bradt (Mrs. W. M.)
J Po-ko-moo Is one name (un
1 known origin) for the spider oth
) erwise known as black widow,
hourglass spider, shoe-button spl
I der, T-dot spider, or, sclentific
' allv. Latrodcctus mactans.
i bistinpuishinf? feature of this
spider, whose bite produces pain-
ful but rarely fatal poisoning, is
the brilliant red or yellow hour-
! glass-shaped patch on the belly
i of the otherwise shiny black
spider.
An hour or two after a person
has been bitten by a black wid
ow, nausea, profuse sweating and
severe cramps in the belly and
In arms and legs begin. At me
same time there Is
feeling of
constriction of the throat
and
spasm of masseter muscles sim
ilar to that of lockjaw (tetanus)
so that the victim can speak only
with difficulty. Skin becomes
hot and moist, blood pressure
rises, some fever occurs, there
Is increased breathing rate and
the victim becomes extremely
restless and thrashes about
screaming with pain. The belly
becomes rigid as a board but not
tender to pressure. Blood count
shows leucocytosia of 25 000 or
more (increase in number of
white corpuscles above the 8000
or so per cubic millimeter In nor
mal blood).
So there you are. Now what to
do? First a shot of morphine with
atropine, to relieve or at least
moderate the pain, spasm and
shock or anxiety. Then intra
venous calcium chloride solution
Injection Into a vein. Effect of
this is dramatic within ten
Notice of Sale of Real Property
No. 518-29
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF
THE STATE OF OREGON
For the County of Multnomah,
Department of I'robate
In the Matter of the Estate of
MATH1AS E. GARNER
Notice is hereby given that the
undersigned Margaret G. Allen,
Adininislratix of the estate of
Muthias E. Garner, deceased, by
virtue of an Order of Sale Issued
out of the Circuit Court of the
State of Oregon, for the County
of Multnomah, duly made and
entered on the 5lh day of July,
1944, in the above entitled es
tate licensing the administratrix
to sell the hereinafter described
real property belonging to the
(aid deceased, will offer for sule
and sell at private salo, for cash,
or upon such terms as may be
approved by the Court at 4218
N. E. 15th Ave. In the City of
Portland, Multnomah County,
Oregon, all the following describ
ed real property situate in
Jackson County, Oregon, to-wit:
Wit:
Lots 1 and 2, Block IB
DKKUM'S AMENDED ADDI
TION to the Town (Now City
of Gold Hill) of Gold Hill,
Jackson County, Oregon, ac
cording to the duly recorded
plat thereof.
Bids will be received by the
undersigned administratrix on
or after the 81h day of August.
1044. The sale will be made sub
ject to the confirmation of the
above entitled Court.
Date of (irst publication, July
12, 1U44.
Dato of last publication, Au
gust 2, 1H44.
MARGARET O. ALLEN
GILLEY. HUMPHREYS
A SKKCOMUE,
Attorneys for Administratrix,
804 Ycon Building,
Portland, Oregon,
SUMMONS for PUBLICATION
In the Circuit Court of the State
of Oregon in anj for the
County of Jackson.
Slate of Oregon. Plaintiff, vs.
George R. Holly, May H.
Holly, and J, Roy Wadlow,
Defendants.
To: George R. Holly, a defendant
In the ol)ovc entitled action:
In the Name of the State of
Oregon: You are hereby required
to appear and answer the com
plaint filed against you In Die
above entitled suit on or before
the last day of four weeks from
the date of first publication of
tins Summons, said period of
four weeks being the time pre
scribed for publication thereof;
and if you fail to so appear and
answer snld complaint, for want
thereof the plaintiff will apply to
the Court for the relief demand
ed in his "nrnpiuint, to-wit: for
a decree of the above entitled
Court that there is now due,
owing and unpaid from Defend
ants to Plaintiff the sum of
$:)2:t.43 together with Interest
thereon at Hie rote of 6'.l per
annum from December 3, 1943,
until paid, pursuant to the terms
and provisions of that certain
agreement dated September 1.
19:1(1, wherein Plaintiff agreed to
sell and convey to the defendants
George It. Holly and Mov II.
Holly, and said defendants
tiff the following described real
Sropei ty In the Citv of Medford,
nckson Counly, Oregon, to-wit:
Lot Eight (fl) in Block Four (4)
of Benson Addition to said City.
PO KO MOO
minutes or less the patient ex
periences almost complete relief.
Of course only a physician can
inject this into a vein. In the
absence of medical care anybody
can give the victim of black
widow bite calcium chloride by
mouth fifteen grains given dis
solved in hnlf a glassful of wa
ter sweetened with sugar or syr
up, or better, 15 grains of glu
conate (which is more agreeable
to the stomach) similarly dis
solved In sweetened water and
repeat this dose every four hours
for a day or two, or immediately
If cramps and pain return.
Health department investigat
ors In southern California found
a 10 per cent solution of an or
ganic thlocyanatc in light oil,
which they called Lethane, fatal
to spiders, especially black wid
ows, when used as a spray In
garages, barns or wherever spi
ders may take up their abode,
but comparatively harmless to
man and animals.
QUESTIONS 4 ANSWERS
Nurse I Mud
Don't you know for veara doctors
have been depending on nursea to
give their hypodermics?
(A Nurse)
Answer I have Instructed nurses
to Rive hypodermic Injections, have
received them from nurses, have had
nurses tftkn hlnori frnm mv vein for
examination. What I warn nKulnst
18 ule raciccc wnereny a quack nas
hid mi-v Bin give me Kuuioio cus
tomer a "shot" of something or other
to keep the customer coming when
the quack la otherwise engaged. This
la a sorry business. Especlnlly repre
hensible Is It when the "shots" aro
vitamins the victim could as well take
by mouth.
Saltpeter
I notice canned ham and canned
tongue contain sodium nitrate. As I
wonder whether surh InarefUent am I
wholesome for working men.
(Mrs. R. D.)
Answer Saltpeter (potassium ni
trate) and Chill saltpeter (sodium ni
trate) have been used In the brine
for pickling or coming meat both In
domestlo and commercial practice
for generations. Thev Are hnrmless.
Amount of nitrate that may form Is
uioiBim leant.
Some Folks Sar
I'd like to know something about
gallstones. Some forlka say I have
them. The symptoms, diet and the
mn- (L. T.)
Answer Your order la on the fire.
I'll aee what I enn cook up' about
gallstones In an article or two here
shortly.
(Copyright. 1044, John F. Dllle Co.)
of Mcdford, Oregon; that said
contract and defendants' right,
title and Interest in and to said
real property be strictly fore
closed and plaintiff decreed to be
the owner and entitled to the
immediate possession thereof
free and cleor of any right, title,
ciaim, interest or estate of de
fendants and each and every
inereot, tncrein one! thereto,
subject, however, to defendants'
right to redeem the same within
thirty days from the date of de
cree herein upon full payment
to Plaintiff of the above amounts,
together with the further sum
of $100.00, Plaintiff's reasonable
attorney's fees herein and its
costs and disbursements herein
to be taxed.
This summons Is published by
order of the Hon. II. K. Hanna.
Judge of the above entitled
Court, made and entered in the
above Court and cause on the
26th day of July, 1944. The date
of the first publication of this
summons is July 20th, 1944.
V. P. FARRELL,
Attorney for Plaintiff
306 Fulhrer Building
Mcdford, Oregon
RACKET HIT BY
FEDERAL ACTION
Washington, Aug. 2. (DR) A
house military affairs subcom
mittee reported today that the
government has gono a long way
toward halting a nationwide labor-renting
racket which, In one
Instance, led a war Industry to
pay ,2,112.3B3 for services nor
mally worth $728,974.
' If both government and In
dustry continue their efforts
the report said, not only can
this practice be completely abol
ished but also untold millions of
dollars ran bo saved to the tax
payers In the consequent reduc
tion of unnecessary costs of
war."
The subcommittee first reveal
ed the labor-renting racket in
a March 14 report which
charged that certain "engineer
ing companies," with tho appar
ent approval of the war and
navy departments, rented skilled
workers to war plants at rates
from S2.60 to $12 an hour when
the men themselves received
from 65 cents to $2.7S an hour.
Traveling and living expenses
were often added on.
Today's report said that one
Detroit firm paid Its employes
from 50 cents to $2.75 an hour
base pay and In somo Instances
rented them out "at a flat rate
of $273 to $350 a week." Under
cost plus fixed fee government
contracts, the report noted, these
charges had to be reimbursed
0m pul)llc PursP
The television Industry. It li
predicted, will provide 4 500,000
new Jobs within ten years.
On the Radio Chains
' STATIONS!
Chain affiliation and where they
are on the dlali
' KAI.B (MI1S) IJJ0, Portland.
HCX (NHC-Ulue) II UO. Portland:
KOA (NHC-Hlue MHS) ISIU.
Spokane; HUO (NHC-Hlue) mil
San f'ranclsroj mm (NHL'-Ked)
ttu. Portland: K4K (NHC-Hlue)
luoo. Seattle; KNX (CHS) I0J0.
Lai Angeles; KOA (NHC-Ked) SAO.
Denver; KOIN (CIIH) 910, Port
land; HOMO (NHC-Ked) DftO.
Seattle; KHO (NHC-Ked) 8X0.
San Francisco) ESL (CDS) 1160.
Salt Lake Clt,
1 Time Shown li PWT
Wednesday
6:00 D. m. Galen Drake, CBS: Ter
ry and Pirates. BN; OK for Release.
NBC.
6:16 p. m. Superman, MBS; Dick
Tracy, BN.
6.30 p m. Jack Armstrong. BN:
Harry Mannery, news. CBS; Adven
tures of Tom Mix. MBS.
6:49 p m Louis p Lochner. NBO:
N!ht News Wire, MBS; Hop Harrlgan,
BN. News. CBS.
6:00 d. m Alan Young Show. NBC:
Oaorlel Heatter, MBS; Jack Carson,
CBS.
6:16 p, m. News, BN; Screen Test,
MBS.
6:30 p. m. Mr. District Attorney
NBC: Bailey Show, CBS; First Nlghter,
MBS. Spotllgbt Bands. BN.
7:00 p m. Kay Kyser'a Kollege.
NBC; Raymond Oram Swing. BN
Oreat Momenta m Muale, CBS
7:16 p ra. Lowell Thomas, MBS;
Ted Maloue, BN.
7:30 p. m. Lone Ranger, MBS;
Scramby Amby, BN.
8 :00 p. m Mercer's Mualo Shop;
NBC; Paul Nellsou. news, BN; 1 Love
a Myetery, CBS; Main Liner, MBS.
6:16 p m. Fleetwood Lawton com
mentator. NBC: Lum and Abner. BN;
rassing Parade. CBS
8:30 p. m Beat the Band, NBO;
My Beat Olrls. BN; Dr Christian. CBS:
Bulldog Drummond. MBS
B OO p m Mi and Mrs North.
nbc; Allan Jones with Woody Her
man's Orch., CBS; News, MBS; Dun
nlnger, BN.
0:30 p. m. Designs for Dancing,
NBC; Fulton Lewis. Jr.. MBS.
10:00 p. m. News. NBC: BaJ Tab
arln Cafe Orch.. BN: Kirov Orch-
MBS
10:18 p. m. Carl Ravazza Orch.,
MBS
10:30 p m. The Colonel, CBS;
rhumas Peluso Orch, NBO.
10:46 p. m. Ambassador Hotel
Orch.. BN.
11:00 p. m. BHtmora Hotel Orch,
NBC. News. CBS.
Thursday
6 00 p. m Terry and Pirates. BN:
Fletcher Wiley, CBS; OK for Release.
NBC.
818 p m. Dick Tracy. BN; Super
man. MBS; Relax In Rhythm, NBC.
8:30 p m. Jack Armstrong BN:
Harry Flannery, news. CBS; Tom Mix.
MBS.
6:4f p m. Louis P Lochner NBC:
Hop Harrlgan. BN; Night News Wire,
MBS; news, CBS.
6 no d m M..S10 Hall NBO: Ms JO!
Bowes. CBS: Gabriel Heatter, MBS;
Sunset Serenade, BN.
6:16 p. m. Screen Teat, MBS; news.
BN.
6:30 p. m Charlie Chan. NBC;
Spotlight Bands. BN: Corliss Archer.
CBS; 8tarllgr,t Serenade. MBS.
7 00 p m. Harry Savoy NBO. Ray
mond Oram Swing. BN: First Line,
CBS; Henry Gladstone. MBS.
7:16 p m. Lowell rhomaa. MBS
7:30 p. m. Red Ryder. BN; Here's
to mimnnco CBS; Cisco Kid MBS.
8:00 p m. Mercer's Muale Hhnr.
NBO; I Love a Mystery. CBS: Paul
Nellson. news BN.
6:18 p m. Night Editor. NBO: Lum
d Abner. BN: Passim. Parade
and
I 6:30 D m. Those Wa L
NBO;
Oeslh Valley Days. CBS
8:00 p. m. News. MBS; Joe E.
Brown, BN; Hollywood Mystery Time,
CBS.
BIS p. m Re I Miller. MBS
8 3C d m. Eliery Queen Mysteries
NHCi Fulton Lewis. Jr., MBS.
10 00 p m News Flashes. NBC:
Town Meeting BN. Wings Across
West Coast. MBS
10 30 p. m strings for Meditation.
NBC.
11:00 p. m. Hotel Blltmore Oreo.
NBC; News CBS.
MARSHALLS TO U. S.
Winthrop, Mass. (U.Rt Travel
ing halfway around the world
on his leave, Lt. Robert F. Gav
in made the trip from the Mar
shall Islands to his Winthrop
home for only $12.50. After
hitch-hiking to Hawaii and
thence to the 'mainland via
Army plane, he thumbed a ride
as far as Buffalo, N. Y., and
then had to dig Into his pocket
for railroad fare to Boston.
Sales of diamonds in the
Union of South Africa the
world's largest producing area
reached the record total of
$80,000,000 in 1943, doubling
1942 sales.
KYLE'S
RESTAURANT
CHICKEN AND STEAK
DINNERS
Open t p. m. to 3 a. m.
Phone Cantral Point 472
(or reservations. On the
Pacific Highway at Cantral
Point. Out ot Bounds for
Service People
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Routine Jaunt Develops Bat
tle With Five Jap Planes;
Two of Foe Shot Down.
By John Hlavacek
United Press War Correspondent
A fourteenth Air Force Base
In China, Aug. 2 (U.R) It was
only a routine ferrying mission
for Irvln . A. Erickson of Oak
land, Calif., and seven other
fighter pilots flying in forma
tion over China.
Then Erickson' plane fell
behind. Its cooling system had
broken down and his radio com
pass and radio went out.
By the time Erickson reach
ed base, he had intercepted five
Jap dive bombers and shot
down two of them; was himself
shot down and made a belly
landing in a rice paddy where
he was strafed by pursuing en
emy planes; was beaten by
Chinese coolies who mistook
him for a Japanese; was rescued
by Chinese soldiers.
Returns In Style
Erickson returned to an
American base in a sedan chair
with a platoon of Chinese sol
diers for escort.
The veteran pilot was flying
alone when he saw five Jap
bombers over their target.
I attacked immediately,"
said Erickson. "With a long
burst directly astern, one Jap
burst into flames and fell
straight down and crashed on
the edge of the town they were
bombing."
Then I closed in an another
straggler and made two attacks.
Each time, the enemy ship
turned, enabling his gunner to
get hits on my ship. My third
ttack apparently killed the
pilot because his ship suddenly
dove toward the ground and
crashed in flames.
Engine Heats
"I could now see only two
enemy ships in the air. My en
gine was overheating, but I
managed to close in astern and
fired a long burst. But at the
same time his gunners got to
me and my engine suddenly
quit."
Erickson s plane landed in a
rice paddy, bounced over a re
taining ditch and came to rest
In the next paddy. There, he
got out of the plane and tried
to make his way to a nearby
farm house. One enemy plane
began diving and strafing, but
Erickson escaped injury by bur
rowing in soft mud.
"Thinking myself safe I ap
proached a farmhouse where I
noticed a group of coolies," said
Erickson. "They appeared ex
cited but I didn't think much of
that. Before I realized their in
tentions I was struck on tho
head with a club."
When Erickson came to, he
was tied to a post and being
beaten about the neck, shoul
ders and back. One anerv
coolie arrived with a two
bladed knife used for harvest
ing rice crops.
Soldiers Save Him
The arrival of Chinese sol
diers saved Erickson. They dis
persed the muttering mob, open
ing a few scalps in doing so.
"The next morning I was
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taken to the headquarters of a
Chinese division, and the com
manding general treated me as
a very welcome guest and apol
ogized for the behavior of the
coolies who had mistaken me
for a Jap," said Erickson.
He was escorted back to the
nearest communication junction
the next day,'
Before his departure, he was
given a letter in Chinese and
English by the general. The
letter confirmed his two "kills"
of the Jap bombers. The com-
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Delicious chicken and steak
dinners. 7:00 p. m., 3 a m..
except Sunday. Phone day
time 5300; night 9101.
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mander had taken the guns out
of the Jap planes and wanted to
give them to Erickson as sou
venirs. He declined, but took
a small motto that one of the
Jap pilots had carried, reading:
"We Shall Not Fail."
LIFE-RAFT SEARCHLIGHT
Washington (U.R) Rubber
rafts are now equipped with a
new midget searchlight no big
ger than a walnut, but capable
of projecting a 1500-candlcpower
beam visible for 60 nautical
miles. The new lamp, with the
Chalker's Motel & Lodge
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most powerful beam ever ob
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tat small, gets its current from
a hand-cranked generator.
HOME-FRONT DUTY
Chicago (U.R) Honorably dis
charged from the army K-9 corps
after two years of service.
Pinkie, a German shepherd, is
now on a new war job. His mas
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Southern Oregon Sugar Pine Co.
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warehouse, to guard clothing and
other gifts for Russia.
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radio would relay the signals to
the motorist.
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