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TWELVE MEDFOHD MAIL TRIBUNE Friday. August II, 1944
Death Strikes American Bomber
Your Health and Its Care
BY OR. WILLIAM BRADY. M. D.
Reader! ihould address Inquiries toi Dr. William Brady
265 El Cnmino. Baverly HilU. Calii.
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POPULAR CARICATURE OF THE PICTURE OF HEALTH
If you publish any part of
this letter (writes a reader, seek
ing advice, for goodness sake
wv! - don t use my
name.
The reader
gives a history
of pneumonia
at the age of
forty, and of
two attacks of
pneumonia in
childhood,
complains of a
sore spot in
chest under
one shoulder
Dr Brdv blade, which is
noticeable when she calls the
cows. Recent X-ray and medical
examinations reveal no lung
trouble. Friend husband, as all
husbands must or should, tries
to get her mind on more cheer
ful matters by asseverating, the
heartless wretch, that no one
who has lung trouble could put
as much volume in calling the
cows as the reader does.
Putting on my high-powered
specs and peering scarchingly
through the two thousand miles
of atmosphere from behind my
lusk whiskers I go into a brief
trance and come up with this
tiny but genius pearl: Soreness
or pain felt in the chest is rarely
a symptom or sign of lung
trouble.
That's as far as we go on that
line, folks.
The reader complains further
that no one believes she can
have much wrong with her, and
easy to conclude that obesity,
corpulence, overweight, super
fluous adipose, slacker flesh, a
reserve fuel tank makes it im
possible or unlikely for "lung
trouble" to develop.
Offhand I could name a score
of fairly common ailments or
diseases an overweight person of
forty or thereabouts is more
likely to have than is a person
of that age whose weight is near
er what is should be. Also
have In mind half a dozen fairly
common ailments or diseases
other than lung trouble that
might account for the sore spot
under the 6houldcrblade but
this is a health column and we
leave further details about these
things to the reader's physician.
Anvwav it is high time to
scrap the caricature which too
many regard as the picture of
health. In actuality a corpulent,
obese or floris person has a poor
chance of enjoying good health
after forty and a poorer one of
living long enough to draw a re
tirement pension or social secur
ity.
)l KSTIONS & ANSWERS
It 'rim and HMluring
I am on diet as you uKi't In
pamphlet "How to lose Weight." but
I am no lolld of lc cream. If I ex
clude all sweets and lake only two
dishes of Ico cream a week will 1 atlll
reduce at all? (Mrs. E. V. A.)
Answer wriauiiy.
that If we give an Inch you'll take
a mile you girls wno nave such
craving and tolerance for sweets.
But better reduce at moderate pace
and stick to the reglmeu than go at
it hammer and loivia for a few days
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BOMBS BT HAND
ewnort. R. I. lUB wnen
me wnicn m: "i" recent raid on Berlin, Sgt. Man-
from the enemy. uel J. Viveiros of Newport
"They went back to the is- picked up the bombs by hand
land with a full load of ammuni-l and tossed theiw one by one on
tion," said Tokyo. ' the Reich capital.
especially not With her lungs. hlme. Pamnhlet "How to. Low
for she is 5 feet two inches tall 'weight" mailed on request (but do
not send a clipping) f any
and weighs 160 pounds.
In olhcr words, the reader Im
plies, a person who carries
thirty-odd pounds of slacker
flesh, excess weight, chair and
nnchor, sack of fuel, every step
he or she takes, is that much
healthier than a person who has
good nutrition.
How this quaint notion became
Co firmly fixed in popular con
sciousness is a puzzle. Perhaps
old timers observed victims of
advanced tuberculosis ("con
sumption") wasting away and In
ferred that they developed the
disease because they had become
thin. From that premise it was
reader
over eighteen who provides self-ad
dressed stamped envelope.
Ivy PntMHiIng l
Please tell us a good remedy for
poison Ivy. We are going to the i
mountains and want to be prepared, j
I Mrs. O. CI. O.l I
Answer Send stumped envelope I
bearing your addres and ask lor
pamphlet on Ivy Poisoning.
Insanity
Husband argues dementia 1s one
form of Insanity. I say dementia. In
sanity and mania are three forms
of disorders of the mind and are not
the same. Please settle the argument.
(Mrs. K. Il l
Answer Insanity menus not sane.
not sound of mind. Dementia means
mental deterioration or weakening.
Mania means frenzy.
(Copyright, 1944, John F". Dllle Co.)
No. 8672 Equity
Summons for Publication
In the Circuit Court of the State
of Oregon for Jackson County
JOSEPH S. Parker, Plaintiff
vs.
M. COOKSEY and JANE DOE
CUOK5EY (whoso true first
name is unknown), his wife, if
the said M. Cookscy be mar
ried; the unknown heirs of M.
Cooksey; and also nil other
persons or parties unknown
claiming any right, title, es
tate, lien, or interest, in the
real estate described in the
complaint herein. Defendants.
To: M. COOKSEY and JANE
DOE COOKSEY (whose true
first name is unknown), his
wife, if the snid M. Cookscy
be married; the unknown
heirs of M. COOKSEY; nnd
also all other persons or par
ties unknown claiming any
right, title, estate, lien, or lii
' terest, in the real estate de
scribed in the complaint here
in, the above named Defend
ants: IN THE NAME OF THE
STATE OF OREGON: You. and
rach of you are hereby sum
moned and required to appear
jn tne anove namcn court and
cause and answer the plaintiff's
complaint on file therein ngainst
you. within four weeks nfter the
4th day of August. 1!M4. the date
of the first publication of this
summons You are hereby noti
fied that If you fail so to appear
and answer said complaint with
in the time aforesaid, for want
thereof, the nlniiitiff will apply
to said Court for the relief de
manded in said romnlnint, a sue
clot statement of which is:
That a decree be entered here
in adjudicating imy and all right,
title, estate, lien, or interest
which you. or any of you have,
or claim to lurve. in. to. or noon
real property located within
Jackson County. Otvron, to-wit
Lots No lit and 14 in lllock
No. 4. l.auicHiurst Addition to
the City of Medfnrd. Oregon,
according to the official plat
thereof now of record,
and decreelnif anv and all such
' claims and interest to be null and
void, and dc-.-reeing tiiat said
plaintiff is the owner in fee sim
ple of the whole of sunt prem
ises, free and clear of any and all
rieht. title, estate, lien, or inter
est of all the defendants in tins
suit; and decreeing that all per
sons or parties claiming, or to
claim, by or through them, or
any of them, be forever re. (rain
ed and barred from asserting or
claiming any lien or interest in
or to said real properly, nnd that
plaintiff's title to said premises
be forever quieted and set at
rest: and for such other relief as
to the Court mav seem lust and
equitable.
The dale of the Order herein
for service of this Summons by
Publication Is August :t. 11)44.
and such Order fi.ed once each
rek tor four successive weeks
at the tune for sucli puhlication.
HAW'l.ES MOOHK.
Attorney for Plaintiff
Cooley Theater Building, Med
ford. Oregon.
DRAFT DIRECTOR
JELLS LEGION OF
(Acme I eleimtito)
A Fifth Air Force attack bomber meets death from direct ack-ack hit It:
low-level raid on Jap Installations at Kokas, Dutch New Guinea In tor
photo, the A-20 is smoking amidships as it plummets seaward, narrowly
missing companion plane. Bottom, the lll-lated plane crashes and ex
pludcs as It hits water while other comber heads safely homeward. Fai
tost Air Force ohoto.
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On the Radio Chains
STATIONS!
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Portland, Aug. 11 (U.R The
war is far from finished and
still more men must be placed
in the army and navy and ship
building Industries, MnJ, Gen,
Lewis B. Hershey, selective
service director, Thursday told
SOO delegates to the 2filh annu
al convention of the Oregon De
partment of the American Legion.
General Hershey said It
would be necessary "to draft
many 18-year-olds who have not
been called. He said the navy
would have a continuing need
lor new men although the navy
Is now six times as large as the
one of World War I.
Unity Urged
He urged a united America
after the war "when it Is as
important as if We were wag
ing conflict."
Gov. Karl Sncll said Oregon
was one of the first states to
create a service men's commis
sion and that $100,000,000 was
earmarked ready for postwar
activities as soon as the soldiers
return. He said the next session
of the legislature would deal
primarily with post-war plans
to help young veterans enter
private and profitable business.
As the convention opened,
delegates discussed a proposal
to ask permission to recruit
members among the men now
overseas.
Prlflay
6:00 p m Terry and Pirates BN;
Pletchnr Wiley, CBS; OK for Release.
NHC
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man. MH3 .
0 30 p m Jack Armstrong BN;
Harry W Klannery, news. CBS; Ad
ventures of 1'om Mix, MBS
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Hop HiirrlKim. BN; Night Nuws Wire.
UBS Neu. CBa
6 (JO p m - Willie Time, NBC; Oa
ntlel Meatier, MBS.
8 10 p ni.-Sertoli Fest. MBS.
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dpuMaht Bauds. BN, lliat Brewstei
Buy (113. Uounle or Nothing MHS
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Durante and Muore, CBS; Earl God
win, news, BN.
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led Malone. BN.
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Staee Door Canteen CBS. Lone Hang
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mentator. NBC. The Parker family
BN Preta club CBS
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NBC; Royal Arch Gunnison, MBS;
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led Powell Orch.. MBS.
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Japs Say Captured
U.S. Sub Carrying
Guerilla Supplies
By United Press
Japan claimed today that
guerilla forces isolated on
Guadalcanal have been hnrras
sing the American garrison there
with ammunition brought to the
island aboard a "captured"
United States submarine.
Tokyo radio, quotinc what it
lermcd front line dispatches
from an unidentified sector, said
Japanese forces "were still con
tinuing daring guerilla attacks
against the enemy on Guadal
canal island." The broadcast was
recorded by United Press, San
Francisco.
"Our soldiers there recently
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fe, A NAVAL STUDENT BAILED OUT
ft. WHEN THE MOTOR DED.. INSTEAD
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INTHEAIREORFOUffHOUKS.
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ITS OWN AIKPOKT
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KYLE'S
RESTAURANT
CHICKEN AND STEAK
DINNERS
Open I p. m. to 1 i. m.
Phone Centrel Point 472
lor reservations. On the
Pacific Highway at Central
Point. Out ot Bounds lor
Service People
ALL FOR UNCLE SAM
Arlington, Mitsj. (U P) There's
no service fend in the family of
Mrs. Charlotte L. DihIkc of
ArlniKton. Mrs. Dodge' pri-
vnte In tle WAC. Her duuitliter
Is n Wave, nnd her son is In the
nnvy. To eumplete the record,
the Wnve tliuiKhter is enKHKed to
a mi'inher f the NuvhI Heser'e.
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