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Newspaper Page TextEIGHT MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE Thurtday. Augmt 17, 1944 Your Health and Its Care BY DR. WILLIAM BRADY. M. D. Resder should addreti Inquiries toi Dr. William Brady 265 El Camlno. Beverly Hills, Calii. Saturday Night on Guam KERNELS IN THE NECK ( ml have nowadays there Is usa ally more or less cervical ade nitis which clears up after the cavities are properly filled. Any chronic infection In the nasal cavity or in one of the sinuses may cause kernels In the neck. Even chronic eczema about the face, head or neck is usually associated with kernels in the neck. Tuberculosis of the lymph nodes in the neck or elsewhere is the condition formerly called "scrofula." This condition, tu berculous adenitis, whether lymph nodes or "glands" in the neck alone are involved or whether lymph nodes In other parts of the body, say those around the bronchial tubes back of the windpipe and those be hind the Intestines in the abdo men, are likewise Involved, is so important that we shall only mention it here it merits more detailed dicussion in talks to follow. In a talk about tonsils and adenoids published here recent ly, I said that in my opinion one of the best in dexes that the enlarged ton sils (with or without asso elated "ade noids" that is, enlar g e d pharyngeal or third tonsil) may be re- responsible for a child's poor health is what n e o d 1 e com- uz ornoT monly can "kernels" In the neck, and doc tors call cervical adenitis. That Is to say the lymph nodes (popu larly called 'glands") along the sides of the neck from under the ears to the top of the breastbone are enlarged', sometimes some what tender, and can be felt as small lumps, or seen as small swellings when they are quite inflamed. . This is meiely my opinion, re member, and I speak only for myself, not for any part of the medical profession I am not too positive that such "kernels" are sufficient to indicate tonsilloto my (and I mean meiely tonsillot omy, "clipping" the tonsils, not the atrocity of "complete remov al" which is "complete" in the ory only), but if I were to decide whether a child with large ton sils and adenoids and. say, car trouble or obstruction of normal breathing should have a tonsil lotomy and adenoidotomy, pro vided the tonsils and adenoids had failed to shrink under X-ray treatments, I'd advise the opera i tion if the child had "kernels'.' In the neck, ' It must be remembered that kernels In the neck may be due to several other causes than ton sils or adenoids. Generally a child with middle ear Infection or "running ear" has kernels on the same side of the neck. If the child has one or more decayed 4Mlk l.t U a tirall enaA nr ,.j V ,j iT . j .' Infected skin, else reinfection occurs. cnua snouia do pciiiniieu iu (Copyright. 1044. John F. Bills Co.) QUESTIONS & ANSWERS Now Is the Time to Take the Customers Some of the specialists In this building (writes a plnln G. P. from a metropolitan center who charged a fee of $3 to $10 for office consulta tion before the war now demand $23 to $30 for the same service. Three dentists on our floor who charged S3 to S10 for cleaning the teeth (prophy laxis, an they call It) before the war, are now getting $33 for the same service. 1 wonder what these oppor tunists will do If and when the war suddenly ends? Can they survive on the patronage of the people who will still have too much money to spend? I iw. u.t Answer There are war profltees In all trades Including ours. Such "specialists" contrive to make the public think they know more or have more skill than honest general prac titioners, although the trick "special ists" have had no more medical train ing and no more experience than honest general practitioners have had. ' Leg Paint Ts It harmful to paint the legs with so-called leg make-up? (V. G. A.) Answer No. Ain't We Got Fundus? One member of the family con tracted ringworm of the feet at camp. Since he returned three other mem bers have developed It. So far noth ing gives any relief. Ain't we got fun gus, Doctor? Have you any suggestion to oner? in. w.i Answer Rend stamped envelope bearing your address, and ask for pamphlet on Foot Itch. Important to disinfect shoe linings, stocking feet and other things in contact wllh the h ill ft U'A f A ni m i t ji jjf r ' l- -'k " " ?; - Pj " 'i 3 .i 4 ( Acm Telephoto) Marines took Ouam. but they wanted the whole island not the ol of earth and dust that clung to them. They really welcomed this Impromptu shower oath when the water truck and an accommodating driver arrived U. S. RESTRICTS IE Washington, Aug. 17 (Un official sources said today that free movement of Argentine . gold from this country had been terminated. . Argentina It was said, here tofore has enjoyed the privilege of exporting the "earmarked" gold it owns In the United States Just as freely as other Billed and associated nations. Now, It was explained, Argentina has been put on the same restric tive basis applicable to neutral nations such as Sweden, Spain, Portugal and Eire. Confirming previous disclo sure by the United Press of the move, officials described It as being entirely "logical" since the United Suites government has classified Argentina as a neu tral which is not cooperating with the Allied war effort. 01i,e 4 Barber'! ;K Observations Observations of a country woman In the city: Even down home not all of us women leave the color of our hair entirely up to nature When nature trios to fool the public by putting snow on our heads while there's still fire In our hearts we dun't take the deception lying down. We go Into temporary retirement, either at a beauty parlor or In the seclusion of our own bath room, and when we omrrge we have raven black locks even like unlo thne of Minnehaha, beloved by Hiawatha, In fact, even blacker for there simply Is no black quite so black as that which a gray haired woman can achieve give her a Utile time and the proper material. But In the city the preferred feminine hair color scheme for young and old alike Is red; red with purple roots Oh, there are lotsvof exceptions but the red heads are in the majority; I mean red with purple roots. I may find that, come the holiday season, they'll go In for a red and green matlf which I think would be most appropriate, but at this season red and purple Is the mode. Another thing about women In the city which I find most amazing is how women, even grandmothers, have retained the firm, high "little green apole" bosoms of their girlhood. That Is, I was amazed until 1 discov ered the secret In a store where I found them on display nt 25c a pair. Getting personally In terested. I made Inquiry and specified "size 42," but It seemed "little green apple" forms didn't come In super-colossal contours Beautiful coats of authentic looking sun tan on the faces of many girls fooled me until I noticed how white was the skin showing In their hair parts. One girl had forgotton to "tan" her ears. The effect was quite arrest ing, which may have been her Intention. To say that the majority of city women are addicted to red and purple hair Is unfair to the many who groom themselves most tastefully and becomingly, but to a country woman the for mer were much more noticeable. Yet one and all, they had the long black eyelashes which have always been my secret ambi tion. Buying the wherewithal to achieve these, I met with in different success on my lashes but by night had some fancy zebra effects on my cheeks. I'd forgotten about my eye winkers and had cried with homesick ness when I got the mall Moral: Never take on mascara and homesickness at the same time. On the Radio Chains 8 T A T I O N S l Chain affiliation and where the) ire on the dial: - KAI.K (MILS) 1330, Portland. KtX (MM'-Hlue) 1 1110. I'urlluud KI1A (MM'-Hlue Si MIIS) 1311) (iliokane: Kill) (Mll'-lllue) Slu Kan tmm-l.io; KtltV (Mll'-Ked) OJU. Portland: Kill (Mtc-Hluei IUIJU HPUMIe; KNX (CHS) IO10 Lot Angi'lea; KIM (Mll'-Krd) H50 llenvrr: HllIN !! 970. Port land: HOMO (MIC-Ked) 1)3(1 Urn (Mr; KI'O (MIC-Ked) 6H0 San Fram-lwo; KbL (CBS) 1160 Salt Lake tit., Time Shown Is PtVT Thursday 6:00 p. m. Terry and Pirates. P.N: Fletcher Wiley, CBS; OK for Release, NBd 618 p m. Dick Tracy. BN; Super man, MBS; Relax Id Rhythm. NBO 6:30 p m. Jack Armstrong HN, Harry Flaunery, newarcBS; Tom Mlt. MU3 6'4f p m. Louta P Lochner. NBO; Hop Hnrrlgan. BN; Night News Wire, MB3 newH, CBS. , 6 IKJ p m Music Hall. NBO; Mnjul Bowes, CBS; Clabrlel Hcatter, MBS; Sunset Serenade, UN 6:16 p. m. Screen Test, MBS; news, or. 6:30 p m Charlie Chan. NBO; Spotlight Bands BN; Corhaa Arcoer CBS, StarllgLt Serenade, MBS. 1 00 p rr.. Harry Ssvuy NbO Ray. mond Oram Swing. UN; First Line. CBS; Henry Gladstone. MBS 7:15 p m. Lowell I'humaa. MBS 7:80 p m Red Ryder BN. Here's to Romance C1I.H, Cisco Kid MBS 8:00 p m. M.'1-cer's Muslo Shop, NBC; I Love Mystery CBS: Paul Nellson, newa BN 8:16 p m. Nliiht Editor. NBO; Lum and AOner, BN; Passing Parade CBS 8 30 p m Those We Love, NBO; Death Valley Sheriff, CBS. 9 00 p. m. Kews. MBS; Joe E. Brown, BN; Hollywood Mystery Time, OB8 9 19 p m Hoi Miller, MBS 0:3'.' n m. El.ery Queen Mysteries NBC: Pulton Lewis. Jr., MBS. 10 00 p m News Flashes. NBO; Town Meeting, BN. 10 30 p m --dtrhur for Medltatton NBC; Sonny Dunham Orch., CBS. .11.00 p m.- Hutel Blltniure urea, NBO, News. CBS m Slnfonletta. MBS. m. Stories of tho West. m. Ambassador Hotel 10 IB p. 10:20 p. CBS 10:30 p. urcn. un. 10:46 p m Paul Page, alnser, NBO; Ambassador Hotel Orch., BN. 11:0C p m. Hotel Blltmore Orch. NBC, his Moving World, BN; News. CBS. LEGION REDISRICTING TO EVEN VOTE STRENGTH Portland, Ore., Aug. 17 (U.R) Following plans adopted by the American Legion state conven tion here last week, a redisrict ing of posts throughout Oregon was under way today, designed to correct a topheavy situation tinder which the old 1st District, Including Multnomah county, had more than half the voting strength In the state executive committee. More than S00 000 000 electric light bulbs, In 10.000 different types, were produced eah year In the United States before the war. YICK SO CHINESE HERS CO. REMEDIES FOR STOMACH ULCERS Heart. Rheumatism Asthma Catarrh. Piles, Prostate Glsnd Ecssma. and all disorders ot liver. Kidney Trouble, and other com plaints disappear after uiinc; CHINESE KERBS ;-.vd Removed to Snarla Bids:. J. H. Uong, Herbalist Phona 5817 A ta tl Friday 6 00 p m Terry and Pirates BN; Flnelior Wiley. CBS: OK for Release. NBC 6:16 p m. Dick Tracy. BN; Super man. MBS. 6 30 p m Jack Armstrons BN: Harry W Ftannery. news. CBS; Ad ventures of rum Mix. MBS 6.46 p nv Louis P Uichner NBO. Hop llarrlaan, BN; Nlnht News Wire. sins, isews. CHS 6 00 p m - Welti rims, NBO; Os orlel Hostler, MBS. 8 16 p m. - -Screen rest. MBS. 6:30 p m Peupie Are Funny NBO; SpuOuht Bauds BN, ITisl Brewstei Buy CBS. Double or Nothing. MHS 7 00 p m U'iston hlnrkle. NBC; Durante and Moore, CBS; Sari God win, news, BN. 7:1 p m Lowell Thomas, MBS; led Melons. BN. 7:30 p m BUI Stern. NBC; StsRe Door Canteen CBS, Lous Rang er. MBS; Blondle, DN. 8 00 p. m Mercer's Muslo Shop, NRO. Love a Mystery, CUS, Paul Nel'son, news. BN 8 to p m Fleutwood Lawtun com mentator. NBC; The Parker Family BN Preaa Ciub CBS 8 30 p ni The mm Man. NBO; Oatifl Busiers. HN; It Pays to Be U oorant, CBS: Name That Song, MBS 9 .00 p m. Puriouitn Pun NBC. Hour, CBS, News. MBS, Iced Coffee Time, CHS; Meet Your Navy. BN. I) .10 p m Fulton Lewis. Jr., MBS, Service to the Front. CBS. 0 46 p. m. Lea Stmma, pianist NHO 10-00 D m. News. NBO: Blntonlet- ta. MBS; Bsl labarlu Cale Orch., BN: 1 Gold Hill Gold Hill, Aug. 17 Mrs. Alice Bell is spending a few days as guest of her parents at Sams Valley. Mrs. Bell has been at tending pear packing school in Medford the past two weeks. Mr. and Mrs. T. C. Bucking ham have as their' guest their daughter-in-law, Mrs V. T. Buckingham of Las Vegas, Nev. Cpl. Leroy Dungey of Fair field, Cal., spent a 3-day leave here with relatives and friends. Lt; La Verne Walker and his guest, Lt. Chas. D. Scribner of Merced, Cal., came by plajie to pay a surprise visit to tl for mer's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Al va Walker. Mrs. C. M. Wright and two sons of Coulee Dam, Wash., are visiting her mother, Mrs. Susie Coy. ' Mr. I. G. Necvil 6pent a few days In Rogue River, transacting business. Miss Barbara Nathan of Med ford is visiting her grandpar ents, Mr, and Mrs W. C Auten relth. Cpl. Robt E. Rdsecrans of the air corps, stationed ot Pratt, Kas., was married July 31 to a West Virginia young lady. Cpl. Rosecrans Is the eldest son of Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Rosecrans. Cpl. Lawrence Wills and his sister, Mrs. Florence Walfrom of Seattle, Wash., are visiting Mr. and Mrs Delos Walker. Cpl. Wills Is being transferred from Las Vegas, Nev., to Tampa, Fla Lt. Kenneth Ward, son of Mr. and Mrs. Arky Ward of Medford. is visiting friends here. Lt. Ward has just returned from service in England. The Wards are former Gold Hill residents. Cornell established the first electrical engineering course in 1883. TAFT SAYS ARMY TOO EAGER TO AID VOTING Washington, Aug. 17 U.B Sen. Robert A. Taft, R., O., charged today that the army was "unduly anxious about get ting out the vote" for the No vember election and cited a War Department circular of June 13, 1944, to back up his assertion. Whereas the soldier vote law only instructs the department to "assist" soldier voters, Taft declared, the circular also urges commanders ' at all levels to "encourage" them. SLAYER MUST DIE Los Angeles, Aug. 17 (U.R) Gov. Earl Warren today refused eleventh-hour intervention to halt the execution Friday of Florencio "Frank" Alcalde for the bludgeon murder of Bernice Curtis, former cigar store clerk, in Palo Alto. Dse Mall Tribune Want Ads. Chalker's Motel & Lodge OFFICERS' CLUB (l)fflcers & Civilians) Dine Danre refreshments Closed Mondays. Reservations Thursday Prltute Parties Only. No Cover Charge, Phone Gold Hill 474 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. STRANGE AS IT SEEMS by JOHN HIX VCTOfiY 6ADIH BOHUS AN ASH DUMP WTO A YCTOkY GAPDEN.... AMO fOUMDA tfS.OO GOiD PCCe ATTACHED TOONS OF HIS kADSHcS . ANrtA SEweu - A HELPECSS fiVALD, 700A? 7 YAATS TO weTE HFf? 3f?AT ClASSC ; 'BIACK BEAUTY' ZUt--t.KMa COnf fruCJCtiL Y FZOMPAIMSHE WAS ABL TO ' COMOS OM Y A fj?lV NTMCS AT A TIME oyCijTfon. Encf., WIO-77 fzf1' Tl Iff drinks keep sparkling, when they're muted BIO BOTTLE I. L with Canada Dry Water. 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