TWELVE MEDFORD MAIL
Your Health and Its Care
BY DR. WILLIAM BRADY. M. D.
Reader! (hould addreit Inquiries toi Dr. William Brady
26S El Camlno. Bererly Hills. Calif.
POSTAL CARDS ARE
Some one signing "Postcard
Jennie" asks whether Buerger's
disease ends in gangrene, says a
Jricnd ha3 it
and she suf
fers much
pain, burning
and numbness
in both feet
and a
sks
whether I can
explain about
Buerger's d 1 -scase.
I talked a
bout it here re-
rently and had
Dr Bradt a series of ar
ticles about It here a few months
ago. There Is a chapter about it
in booklet CVD for copy send
ten cents and a stamped enve
lope bearing your address.
Postal cards seldom get to my
desk but "Postcard Jennie" got
through for one good reason
she refers to a 'woman with
Buerger's disease.
Now the medical name for
Buerger's disease Is, I regret to
say, thrombo-angiltis obliterans
However, we're not Inclined to
be unreasonable about such mat
ters in the profession, as witness
the recent dropping of one of
the 1's from angiitis, a concession
which, I think, shows that medi
cine is a liberal art.
In a talk to women about
smoking I said here "if a lady
cares to chew she Is Just as well
justified In taking a chew as a
gentleman Is, if a gentleman ever
does tobacco does no more
harm to a woman than it docs to
I man. But there is no argument
about the Injurious effects of
tobacco in youth" and youth,
s I see it, is the growing, de
veloping period of life from the
age of 10 years to the age of 23
years. I warned young women
smokers to look at their legs.
LEGAL NOTICES
NOTICE OF TIMBER SALE.
Sealed bids, marked outside
"Bid for Timber," and address
ed to the Chief Forester, O. and
C. Administration, 901 Guardian
Building, Portland, Oregon, will
be received until 2:30 p. m., Pa
cific War Time, September 5,
1944 for the purchase of timber
upon tracts hereinafter de
scribed: each bid must state the
amount per M. feet B.M., which
will bo offered for each species
and the total consideration which
will be paid for the timber. No
bid for less than the appraised
value will be considered. Each
bid must be submitted in dupli
cate and be accompanied by a de
posit in the form of a certified
check In favor of the Treasurer
of the United States. The deposit
of any successful bidder will be
credited on the contract. Pay
ment in full at the time of filing
the contract Is required in sales
amounting to $2500 or less. For
ropies of the form of proposal,
form of contract and bond,
terms of payment, amount of de
posit required with bid, amount
of bond required with contract
and other information, applica
tion should be made to the ad
dress shown above. IN JACK
SON COUNTY: T. 39 S., R 4 W.,
Sec. IB, all merchantable timber
designated for cutting on the
SE',,SW'i pstlmated for the pur
pose of this sale to be S3S M.
feet Douglas Fir. 10 M. feet
White Fir. No bid for less than
$2.7S per M. ft. B.M. for the
Douglas Fir, $2 00 per M. ft.
B.M. for the While Fir, or a total
purchase price of $1,491.23 will
be considered. All Douglas Fir
less than 22 Ins. DBHOU and all
White Fir trees less than 18 Ins.
DBIIOB reserved from cutting.
Area to be logged with (.iitorpil
lar-type tractor. All timber cut !
from the nlxive described area
must be manufactured in the lo
cal marketing area desiunated by
the O. and C. Administration
unless otherwise authorized by
the Chief Forester. If the unit
prices hid are above those au
thorized bv MPR 1(10. they will
bo reduced to the maximum per
mitted under that order. In case
of two or more Identical bids for
the snme timber, the successful
bidder will be selected on the
basis of comparative importance
to the war urogram and ability
to further tho oblecttves of the
Act of August 'J 11. l!i:i7. The riuhl
is here.by reserved to waive
technical defects in this adver
tisement', to reject all bids, or i
to award the timber for the
amount of tho highest hid to
oilier than (he highest bidder
when necessarv. pui'snimt to the
Act of August ::n, ni:n fo stat.
nil', in order to provide n con
tinned supply of limber to local
industry so as to assure the per
manence of the community
which is drnetulent upon such
Industry. Dated at Portland.
Orecon. this 12th dav of August,
1!I44. V. II Horning, Chief Tor
ester, O and C. Administration.
No. 8672 Equity
Summons for Publication
In the Circuit Court of the Stale
of Oregon for Jackson Counlv
JOSEPH S. Parker. Plaintiff
M. COOKSEY in id JANE DOE
COOKSEY (whose true first
name Is unknown), his w ife, if
the said M. Cooksey bo mar
ried. the unknown heirs of M.
Cooksey: and also all other
persona 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 said M. Cooksey
be married; the unknown
heirs of M COOKSEY; and
lso all other persons or par-
M
THIBUNE Friday, August 18. 1944,
READILY COMBUSTIBLE
I predicted that, although the
great majority of persons with
Buerger's disease were males
who smoked cigarettes excessive
ly, we would probably find a
good many women afflicted with
thrombo-angilis obliterans in the
next decade or two, now that
girls were carrying the thing to
such extremes. Mind you, I do'ous resort in France when they
not mean to imply that smoking
is the only cause of Buerger's
disease, for there are authentic
cases on record of Buerger s dl
sease progressing to gangrene
and amputation of foot or leg,
In persons who have never smok
ed. But I do believe excessive
Indulgence, especially in youth
is the chief factor in the causa
tion of the disease in most cases.
I tell what I can of the treat
ment of Buerger's disease In the
CVD booklet mentioned above.
After all "Postcard Jennie's"
message is hardly worth this no
tice. It tells me nothing interest
ing, for instance, whether the
victim of Buerger's disease
smokes and if so how long has
been a victim of the habit and
did anybody ever admire or like
her any better for it?
Ql KSTK1NS it ANHWKKS
Thyroid
Have been laklfiK thyroid now for
Route time. I wewhed I1HI pounds and
hove come down to lilt. I lose Just
two pound a week. Friends tell me
It III danuernuB and that 1 II set the
weifjht all hack ps soon lis I stop
taking thyroid. (Mrs. T. O.I
Answer Only undei the constant
observation of your physician Is It
safe to take thyroid. Send stamped
envelope hearing your address for
pamphlet "How to Lose Weight."
ludlne
Years ano t heuan taking your lodin
ration. I still lake it. and it seems to
help n sinus condition. Now my 15-year-old
daughter has ailhma and I
elve her a drop of Iodine in water
and 11 helps her. My wife fears It will
atleci ner gianos. in. i
Answer I do not advise the lodin
Ration for asthma. Send stamped en
velope hearing your address for "In
strucllons for Taking an lodin Rn
tlon." if you want also the pamphlet
on Asthma Inclose ten cents for It.
(Copyright. 11144. John F. Ullle Co l
ties unknown claiming any
, right, title, estate, lien, or In
terest. In the real estate de
scribed In the complnint here
in, the above named Defend
ants: IN THE NAME OF THE
STATE OF OREGON: You. and
each of you are hereby' sum
moned and required to appear
In the ahove named court and
cause and answer the plaintiff's
complaint on file therein against
you, within four weeks after the
4th day of August. 1944, the dnte
of the first publication of this
summons You are hereby not
fied that If you fail so to appear
ann answer said comnlaint with
in the time aforesaid, for want
thereof, the plaintiff will apply
to said Court for the relief de
manded In said comnlaint, a sue
clnt statement of which is:
That a decree be entered here
in adjudicating any and all right,
title, estate, lien, or Interest
which you. or anv of von have.
or claim to have. In. to, or noon
real prooerty located within
Jackson County. Oreeon, to-wlt:
Lots No. 1.1 and 14 in Block
No. 4. Uitirelhtirst Addition to
the City of Meriford. Oregon,
according to the official plat
thereof now of record.
and decreeing any and all such
claims and Interest to be null and
void, and decreeing that said
plaintiff is the owner In fee sim
ple of the whole of said prem
ises. free and clear of nnv and all :
rixht. title, estate. Hen, or Inter-1
est of nil thrj defendants In this
suit; and ricfrcein that nil per
sons or parties rliilmint!, or to
claim, hy or throimh them, or
any of them, he forever restrain
ed and burred from asserting or
claiming any lien or Interest In
or to said real property, and that
iinmtllts title to said premises
c lorever quieted and set at
rest: and for such other relief as
to the Court mnv seem lust and
equitable.
Tho date of the Order herein
for service of this Summons bv
Publication is August 3. 11)44.
and such Order fixetl once each
week for four successive weeks
as the time for such publication.
HAWLKS MOOHE,
Attorney for Plaintiff.
Cooley Theater Building, Med-
ford. Oregon.
NOTICE TO CREA TORS
lu the County Court of the
Slate of Oregon for the County
of Jackson In the Mailer of Aw
KMiite of Charles Nathaniel Mc
Merrick. Deceased NOTICE IS
IIKKKHY CtlVKN that Elsie Mc
Mernek Ixiok has been appoint
ed administratrix of the estate of
I hat les Nathaniel McMerrlek,
deceased, and all persons having
claims against said estate are
hereby notified to present the
same, Willi the proper vouchers.
wuniii six mounts troni tne dale
of the first publication of this
notice which is August 1H l!44.
to said administratrix at the law
offices of Niel H. Allen. First
National Hank Iluilding, Grants
Pass, Orctfon.
Elsie McMcrrick Look.
Administratrix.
I Household appliances provide
the largest field for electric mo
I tors. In industry, the heaviest
demand Is from the machine tool
business
Wanted! Men and
Women Who Are
Hard of Hearing
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SLIGHT MISTAKE,
TAKE WRONG SPOT
By Herbert L. Matthews
Representing Combined
U. S. Press
(Distributed by United Press)
St. Tropez, France, Aug 16
(U.R) Mistakes will happen with
amphibious landings so Ameri
can paratroopers took this fam-
should have been somewhere
far Inland.
I found a group of tough,
happy youngsters here this
morning and since they were sat
isfied and so was the high com
mand, there were no complaints.
It was cloudy night before last
and navigators went by the so
called precision Instruments. At
a given time they were supposed
to be over the target and they
sent the paratroopers out. Three
planes of them landed on a
peninsula and they realized Im
mediately something was wrong.
The paratroopers, however,
had to be resourceful. Germans
attacked with small arms fire
as they came down and killed
several.
Other Nazis blew up a little
port where fashionable yachts
used to anchor.
So the paratroopers pitched In
and took St. Tropez.
Residents ol the town highly
praised the exactitude of Ameri
can bombing and shelling.
"They didn't even break a
window," said the proprietor of
the Hotel De Paris as he hung
out an American flag which he
had kept hidden in the rafters.
"W hen the Germans re
quisitioned the hotel, they put
us an out. ne said. "When the
American s requisitioned the
hotel they let us stay and they
give the children chocolate. It
Is most different."
Paratroopers said French pa
triots in the town helped them
fight the Germans and showed
them where the Germans were
caring for their wounded.
ACCIDENTAL SHOOTING
BRINGS DEATH OF FIVE
Reading. Pa., Aug. 18 U.R)
Clyde G. Portner, 29, a hosiery
mill knitter, his housekeeper
and three children were found
shot to death today in the Port
ner home at West Wyomissing
and police believe Portner killed
himself and the children after
accidentally wounding the house
keeper. The victims of Portner's gun
were Mrs. Marguerite McDer
molt, about 30, wife of Corp.
Hubert McDermott, Camp Wil
liam C. Held, New Mexico; her
daughter, Mary Elizabeth, 17
months old, and Portner's two
children, Terrance, 4, and Rob
ert, 9.
The French and Indian War
in America was In 1754-63.
Notice of Final Settlement
In the County Court of the Stuto
of Ort-Kiiti for Jnckson County.
In the Mutter of the Kslutc of
M Kit It ILL U. CHASE, also
known as M. B. Chase, de
ceased. The underslRiied has filed in
the County Court of Jat'kson
Lounty. urenon. tie Iiiuil ne.
count of her administration of
the uhove entitled estate, and
said Court has fixed Tuesday.
September lath, 11)44, at the
hour of 10:00 a. m., of said dav,
at the Court Hoom of said Court,
at tlio Court House In Medford.
Oregon, as the time and place for
the settlement of said estate. All
persons interested in said estate
are hereby notified and required
to mnke or file their objections
to said final account, if any they
have, on or before the time afore
said, fixed for the hearing and
settlement thereof.
Hated and first published this
18th dav of August, 1944.
ALIC E CULL CHASE.
Executrix of said estate.
GLENN O. TAYLOH,
Attorney for estate.
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HELD IN KNIFE MURDER
New York, Aug. 18 l'.R
Luclt'ii Carr, ll, member of a
family formerly prominent in
St. Louis onrl a sophomore at
7il5 p.m.
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Columbia university, was held
without bail for examination
Aug. 29 in homicide court to
day for the knife slaying of
David Kammerer, 33, an ac
quaintance from the Missouri
city.
Carr, tall and pale, was self-
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