SIX MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE Tuwdar. Auguit 15, 1944
Your Health and Its Care
BY DR. WILLIAM BRADY. M. D.
Readers ihould addren tnqulriei tot Dr. William Brady
265 El Camino. Bererlr Hilli. Calii.
NURSES NOT WANTED
I am eighteen years old, have
had two years of high school,
and believe I can meet the phys-
1 a 1 require
ments for ad
mission to
nurse training
school. I have
been working
for two years
(since I left
school) but
never w'th sat
isfaction, as I
want to be
come a nurse.
I have check'
Dr Brd? ed with numer
ous hospitals recognized by the
state, and find that in their eyes
I am practically illiterate, since
I am not a graduate oi college
nr at least of high school.
My parents will consent to my
going to another state and I can
pay a reasonable tuition fee if
necessary. Can you tell me of
any hospital nurse training
course I can take In the circum
stances? (G M. V.)
Something about this young
woman' letter reminds me of
many letters I have received
from young women who are now
punils In a recognized nurse
training school or have complet
ed such training and are now
graduate or, In some Instances,
registered nurses authorized to
use the letters R. N. after their
name. It Is not a point of simi
larity in the letters however
This young woman's letter Is
without a fault In form, punctu
ation, spelling. A good many of
the letters I receive from young
women now studying nursing
and from graduate or registered
nurses are not. .
I mention this because, after
all, graduation from high school
or graduation from college
doesn't necessarily imply a high
er degree of Intelligence than
the Individual who has had only
a year or two of high school may
have.
I am sorry to say I don't know
of anv recognized nurse training
courses which are open to young I
women who have not graduated
LEGAL NOTICES
ADVERTISEMENT FOR BIDS
Sealed bids will be received
and publicly opened at B o'clock
T. m en Tllaonv A,,n,,4 IK
1(144, at the office of the School
Superintendent, Eagle Point
School, Eagle Point, Oregon, for
the addition of two class rooms,
part oascmem, toilet room and
remodeling of the present school
building at Eagle Point, Oregon.
Plans and Specifications may
De oDiained at the office of How
ard R. Perrin. Architect, 1121
Main street, Klamath Falls. Ore
gon, upon deposit of $15.00,
which deposit will be refunded
1o the bidder upon return of the
i-iuns ana specifications to the
Architect,
The successful bidder will be
required to furnish a Surety
Company Bond in full amount of
the contract price. He shall be
required to carry Public Liabil
ity insurance as specified.
A bidder's bond or certified
check In an amount equal to five
percent (S') of the lump sum
bid must accompany the bid as a
guarantee for tlio execution of
the contract.
The Directors of the Eagle
j'oim consolidated school Dis
trict No. 0. Jackson Countv.
Eagle Point, Oregon, rescrvo the
right to reject any and all bids
ana 10 waive any Informalities.
UERYL H1CKSON.
Clerk.
Published Aug. 11, 1D44.
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
In the County Court of the
State of Oregon for the County
of Jackson.
In the Matter of the Estate of
Samuel Biitcmnn. Deceased.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN,
that the undersigned has been
appointed and qualified as ex
cutrix of the estate of Samuel
Batenuin, deceased, and all per
sons having claims against said
estate arc hereby notified to pre
sent 1 ho same, with proper
vouchers, at the office of Ken
neth G. Deninan. attorney for
the undersigned. In the Jackson
County Hank Building, Medford,
Oregon, within six months from
the date hereof.
Dated this 15th day of August,
1044.
Annie J. IJnteman.
Executrix of the Estate of
Sunuii'l iliiteman, Deceased.
SUMMONS
IN THE rilU'UlT COURT OF
THE STATE OF OREGON
FOR JACKSON COUNTY
J. I. KENTON. Plaintiff, vs.
I.UEI.I.A MAY KENTON, Dr
fondant.
TO: Luella May Fenton, defen
dant nbove named.
IN THE NAME OF THE
STATE OK OREGON you are
hereby notified and required to
appear in the abovo entitled
Court and cause and answer the
YICK SO CHINESE HERS CO.
REMEDIES
, Heart. Hheumattim Asthma Catarrh. Piles.
Prostate Gland Eciama. and all disorders
of Liver. Kidney Troubla. and othar com
plaints disappear altar using
Im Removed
J. H. Lcong, Herbalist
from high school.
What this country sorely needs
right now Is a supply of good
two-yeai nurses. What the coun
try is getting is a supply of two
year (that is, trained in a two
years course) nurses who have
been robbed of a year's service
by the hospital where they re
ceive their training before they
are allowed to begin their ca
reers. That, children, is the main
reason for the three-years course.
It is pretty soft for the hospitals.
I have ohrcrved some of the
nurses produced by the present
system at work. I'll say that If I
were the patient Id trade a
flock of 'cm for one two-year
nurse who probably had no more
than a year of high school, if
that but she knew how to take
care of her patient.
QUESTIONS it ANSWERS
Thumb Sucklnf
Our daughter Is 3 yean old and
till tuck her thumb In spite of ev
ery effort we can make to break her
of the habit. (D. A.)
Answer Send atamped envelope
hearing your address, for pamphlet
on Thumb Sucking, which deals with
the psychology of the problem.
Wretched Atmosphere at School
I am J4 years old, will be 19 In
Novemer. I am 03 a Inches toll and
weigh 103 pounds. Am very healthy.
Several ot the boys at school smoke,
so I atnrtcd smoking about a pack a
any. my niumer is niucn aisiurucu
about It. Will It stunt my growth?
(C. H.)
Answer Smoking may have no
pronounced effect on growth, that Is,
it may not stunt growth In stature,
but It will probably retard your de
velopment In every respect. Boy aged
14 years H months should gain fa Inch
In height and three pounds In weight
by time he reaches age of 19 years.
I'll bet the boys who persuaded you
to begin smoking don't shine when
It comes to brain capacity or athlet
ic ability either. They're Just mis
guided prematurely old men. They
are In training for a 4-F raUng. Your
nelgnt and weight are fine. son. Don't
mess things up now by cultivating
the sissy habits of the smartalecks.
Math Pruritus
Some time ago you had an article
about Itching after a bath. Please
send me a copy of this. (F. J. J.)
Answer I have no coov. Such Itch
ing (without visible skin trouble) af
ter a bath Is duo to excessively dry
skin and removal of natural skin oil
by soap and hot water. Don't soak or
scrub. Just shower. The shorter and
cooler the shower the better. Send
y"pe? ""v.!i0S ".?.T1" y?.ur ,J'
(Copyrisht, ion. John F. Diila Co.)
Complaint of plaintiff now on
file therein against you within
four weeks from the dale of the
first publication of this Sum
mons, which is the 14th day of
August, 1044, and if you fail to
appear and answer within the
time required, for want thereof,
the plaintiff will apply to the
Court for a Decree of divorce
from dercwlatit.
This summons Is served upon
you once a week for four con
secutive weoks by Order of
Honorable H. K. Hanna, Judge
of the above entitled Court,
which order was made on the
10th day of August, 11)44.
Gus Newbury,
Attorney for Plaintiff,
U. S. National Bank Bldg.,
Medford, Oregon.
SUMMONS
In the Circuit Court of the State
of Oregon for Jackson County.
MAE ELLIOTT, Plaintiff
vs.
ARTHUR ELLIOTT, Defendant.
TO: Arthur Elliott, the above
named defendant.
In the nnmo of the State of
Oregon, you are hereby notified
and required to appear in the
abovo entitled Court and cause
and answer tho complaint of
plaintiff now on filo thciein
within four weeks from the date
of tho first publication of this
summons, which Is tho 25th day
of July. 11144. and If von fall to
appear and answer within the
tlnio required, for want thereof,
tho plaintiff will apply to the
Court for tho relief prayed for
In her Comnlalnt, which is for a
decree of divorce.
This Summons is served upon
you by publication once a week
for four consecutive weeks In
tho Medford Mali Tribune In
pursuance of an Order of Honor
able II. K. 1 1 ii mm. Judge of the
anovo entitled Court, which
Order was made on the 24th
day of Julv. 1944.
GUS NEWBURY,
Attorney for I'lalntirr.
United Slates NutP. Bank Bldg.,
nioaiorci, Oregon,
CHURCHILL AND TITO
IN FRANK DISCUSSION
London, Aug. 15 (U.P.).... Prime
Minister Churchill and Marshal
Tllo, commander of the partisan
army In Jugoslavia, discussed
political and military questions
In a spirit of entire frankness
in Italy Saturday and Sunday.
the British government an
nounced today.
Dr. Ian Subasltch, prime min
ister In King Peter's Yugoslav
government, also participated in
the, conferences.
John Wyrliffo was the first
translator of the Bible Into Eng
lish. FOR STOMACH ULCERS
CHINESE KERBS
fo Sparta Bids:.
Phone 5817
IN NAZI GAMPS
Salem News concerning the
world situation, Insofar as Ger
man censorship permits its dis
semination, is of keen Interest
to American prisoners of war in
German prison camps, accord
ing to Information received by
Charles A. Sprague, president of
the Oregon War Chest, from
from War Prisoners Aid, YMCA,
through the National War Fund
of which War Prisoners Aid is
a member agency.
Contributions made by resi
dents of Jackson county to the
local war chest help the Na
tional War Fund finance the
work of War Prisoners Aid, Mr.
Sprague explained.
A wireless message received
by War Prisoners Aid from Its
Genva headquarters states that
"so-called newsrooms" made
available at various prison
camps are greatly appreciated
and are visited daily by hun
dreds of prisoners eager to learn
whatever news is released con
cerning world affairs, said the
report to Mr. Sprague.
Prisoners Study
About 50 per cent of the pris
oners at the largest German
prison camp are engaged in
studies and preparing for exam
inations, the report stated. In
the language classes, German,
French, Russian, Spanish and
even Norwegian and Japanese
are being studied, and the camp
reference library, stocked with
books provided by War Prison
ers Aid, is usually crowded with
young officers engaged in study.
Most of the men at Stalag
Luft III are "vary young, cul
tured and feel most keenly the
influence of captivity, with the
first two or three months the
most trying owing to the sud
den change from free living to
boredom and confinement," said
the report. Among the articles
supplied by War Prisoners Aid,
those most appreciated are elec
tric light bulbs for theatre ond
study rooms, books and phono
graphs. Full Auto Load Or
No Extra Gasoline
For Ride To Work
Attention has been called by
district and local OPA officials
to the new rigid program requir
ing all homc-to-work drivers to
carry full cars or bo refused
supplemental gasoline rations.
The program went into effect
Aug. 1 all over the nation.
Under the new program ttje
local war price and ration board
can issue only gasoline for a 30
day period to drivers without
full car sharing arrangements.
During the 30-day probationary
period, everyone Is expected to
recruit either a full car of pas
sengers to be carried regularly
or enter a car pool.
If this is not done, and alter
nate transportation Is available,
no further supplemental rations
may be issued, the order states.
Drivers arc urged to form ride
pools and rotate cars. In such
cases, all drivers of cors in the
rotating pool must file their ap
plications for supplemental mile
age at the same time and with
tho same board.
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STRANGULATION DEATH
Los Angeles, Aug. 13 (U.R)
Jimmy Crowell, aged 3, of Hen
derson, Nev., was breathing
again today after a transport
pilot slashed 22 minutes from his
flying schedule to speed him to
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oxygen tent and rushed to Los
Angeles.
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