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BIX MEDFOHD MAIL TRIBUNE Your Health and Its Care BY OR. WILLIAM BRADY. M. D. Reader should tddreu Inquiries to: Dr. William Brady 26i CI Camino. Beverly Hills. Calii. COFFEE AND HEART DISEASE In the realm of King Hokum, a visitor from Mars might infer from what he hears on the air ajgwrawn ana rcaas in ine magazines that in order to guard one's health, steady. one s nerves, keep one's di gestion in or der, protect one's t h r o a t, maintain strength and vigor and hold one's job it Is Dr BredT Imperative that one smoke the right kind of cig arettes, chew the right kind of gum and drink the right kind of beer, wine and whisky. How ever, if in spite of these precau tions one gets that tired feeling or accumulates a lot of poison (nobody has ever identified it, but the quacks and nostrum mongers agree it is poison) in the blood or. not to stick our necks out, let us say in the sys tem, then one may still be saved if ne only has the sagacity or the good fortune to "eliminate" the hypothetical poison or poi sons not. with pills, not with salts, not with mineral oil, but with a vegetable cathartic, no matter which old favorite hoss medicine one prefers, for with few exceptions all the more harmful purgative concoctions of great-grandmother's day were and are all-vegetable physic. If the man from Mars were not so gullible as the American Medical association evidently assumes most of us dumb docs and most of the laity are (see p. 49 of the June 17, '44, Issue of that humorous weekly, the Jour. of the American Medical Asso ciation), his un-American skep ticism would be overwhelmed by the weight of such eminent med ical authority bought and paid for by you may have one guess whom. The notion that coffee is bad for the heart has been similarly nurtured. The truth is that cof fee neither causes nor aggra vates heart disease, when used r Pegasus Group By J. Hugh Prualt Astronomer, General Extension Division, Univ. of Orcg. As soon as the twilight has ufflelently deepened, look for the Great Square of Pegasus well above the horizon and al most due east. This large geo metrical figure, made up of four (tars of about Big ' Dipper brightness, is now balancing on one corner rather than resting on a flat side. In Greek fable Pegasus (ac-lPart of his body, the rest of It cent first syllable) was the being hidden by billowing winged horse, flying upside I clouds from which he is often down across the blue dome of I pictured as emergliiR. Directly night. Many marvelous feats above the top star of the square, were attributed to the famous j two lines of fainter stars, ex steed. With his aid Bellcrophon, , tending upward, mark the front his master, conquered the Sol- j leR9. Out from the right of the CITATION In the County Court of the State of Oregon for Jackson County. In the Matter of the Estate of Deborah Gilham, Deceased. To: Marjorie Gilham and Melvln Gilham and George P. Gil ham, heirs at law of the above named decedent, and all per sons interested in said estate; In pursuance of a petition filed herein and an Order of said Court made and entered of record on August 31, 1044, you and each of you are hereby notified and cited to appear in the above entitled Court and cause within four weeks from the date of the first publication of this citation upon you. If you I be a resident of the United States outside of tho State of Oregon; but if you, or either thereof, be within a foreign country then you are required to appear within 20 weeks from the date of the first publication i may be sighted near the west of this citation upon you. which cm horizon very early in the Is September 6th, 11144, to show evening, cause. If any you have, why an I ' Order of this Court should not IDEAL PEACE SITE be made authorizing and llcens- International Falls Minn ing the administrator of said s,,pt. ft ,U.R Mayors of Ft! ...-...,- ,. nil mi 11. ni '"I" belonging to said Estate at pri vale sale to pay the claims against said Estate and the costs and expenses of administration. Said Heal Property consists of the following: "I.nt Niimhororl Thlrti'pn (1,1) Block One (P Lumsden si Aonition to tho uity of Men ford: Also 8.64 feet across the west end of lot four (4) block One (1) LtiPisden's Addition to the City of Medford, Oregon." j As described in volume 172, page 404 and volume 210,; page 61, Deed Record Jackson county, Oregon. I And if you fail to appear with-1 In the time required and offer I your objections to such petition the Court will make an Order tor tne sale ot tne sain riescrinea ; l'eal l'roporty at private sale for cash to the highest bidder. In Witness Whereof, I have reunto set my hand and . lixed the seal of said Court iMs 6th day of September, 1844. (County Court Seal) G. R. CARTER, County Clerk By Delia Blgham, Deputy. Qui Newbury, Attorney for said Estate, Wednesday, Sept. 8, 1944 in the ordinary way as a bever age. A cup or two of good cof fee, hot or cold, with or without sugar and milk or cream, gently stimulates the heart, the cere brum, the muscles, the general metublism, refreshes and relieves weariness, and this pleasant ac- tj0n is not followed by an appre- ciablc depression or let-down. Children under sixteen and some invalids should not take coffee Invalids should be guid ed by the advice of their physi- clans as to the use cf coffee Most persons are kept wakeful if1 they take coffee within four hours of bedtime. But it is silly to imagine coffee taken at break fast or after dinner will disturb sleep more than four hours later. The caffeine In coffee has one particular effect that is rather desirable In many cases of heart disease, especially coronary dis ease (Impaired circulation through the arterioles in the heart Wall). It tends to dilate these arterioles and so permit better blood supply to the heart muscle. That's all, brother. All it seems right to say here. . QUESTIONS St ANSWERS What'i Good for Cattle Here In our flection of Florida It Is necessary to add nmnnnnese to fertil izer to mako plnnln thrive find cobalt to the feed of cattle to make cowi and steers grow. Would it not be a good idea to add a soupcon of cohnlt and manganese to our own food? Just how much is soupcon? II. S. P ) Answer If chemical analyses have shown that the soli, fertilizer or feed in that section Is poorer in tho&e ele ments man is inc sou in other r.ec- tion where? nlant anrl s-nttl thrives I should not hesitate to add a wee bit of both elements to the family's food. A soupcon Is a very small quan tity, a taste, literally Just a suspicion. Gasoline for Ivy lotnunlni Some years after my graduation In homeopathic .medicine I decided to try the old theory passing through a sumac thicket 1 nte a vounir bud. with no appreciable symptoms. A week inter i repented tins, still wim only Itching In the mouth when I took only locoiizo'd dermatitis now unci ....... ....... ... ( aid remedy in my experience has been Immediate Kntle mopping of the affected skin with rtrdiriary gnso line. I suppose the gasoline dissolves and removes the Irritant principle. ( , M. D.) Answer Thank you. Doctor. (Inso llne is one of the first aid remedies suRgesiea in tne pampniei on ivy , Poisoning I'm glad to mail on request 1 (no clipping will suffice, to any rend er who provides stumped envelope bearing his address. (Copyright, 1044, John F. DIMe Co.) Now Visible oml and the Amnzons. Bcllerophon finally attempted to fly to heaven on his winded horse. But the gods, angcred'hy this presumption, caused Fej,'n sus to throw his rider and to continue alone his flight to the skies where he was given a per manent place among the stellar hosts. Only the forward half of Pe gasus is outlined among the stars. The sminre is Ihn front southern star of the square a few faint stars trace the neck which soon merges Into the head, the latter turning up and ending in a fairly bright star marking the end of the nose. Pegasus Is squarely on his back. Leaving Pegasus to fly alone across the ethereal heights, let us note the brightest stars in the September evening. Almost directly overhead, Vega is gor geous. Somewhat east and north of Vega, Deneb shines at the head of thn Nnrth High In the south-southeast, white Allalr In the Eaglo Is splendid. Toward the southwest Antares flashes red not far above the horizon. Well up In tho west, orange Arcturus Is still a conspicuous object. Un der very favorable sky condi tions, the brilliant planet Venus Vninrrs Out inH lnt,.rm,l., r.l Jalls, Minn., have suggested that the peace conference be held In these neighboring bor der towns, which symbolize the many generations of unbroken friendship between the two North American nations. Longest river in South Amer ica is the Amazon river, 3,000 miles In length. NOTICE In the County Court of the Slate of Oregon, for Jackson County In the Matter of the Estate of Albert llurch. Deceased. Notice is hereby given that the undersigned, as executrix of the above named decedent, has filed herein her dual report and account, and that Saturday. Oc- tuber ", 1044, at 10 o'rlock A M at the courthouse In the etty of Medford, in said county, has been fixed by the above named court as the time and place for hearing objections to said final account and for the examination and allowance thereof. MA1IC.UARITA A. Hl'RCH, Executrix Neff Ai Frohnmayer, Attorneys for executrix. FEDERAL AID TO LOW FARM INCOME FAMILIES URGED Washington, Sept. 6. flJ.B Secretary of Agriculture Claude R. Wickard today recommended to congress 12 legislative steps for maintaining farm Income, 'directing production to peace time levels, and Improving health and educational standards in rural areas. In a statement to a house sub committee on postwar planning Wickard suggested that aid be extended to all families with in comes below $1,500 so that they can obtain adequate diets and clothing, and recommended ex tension of social security bene fits to farm workers. He asked congress to author ize government purchase of per ishable commodities to carry j---iiyc exnandinc the school lunch Dro- Wickard said that farm In come should be supported thru a "comprehensive program" of price-support measures. How ever, he asked that loan rates and support prices be left flex ible enough so that their admin istrators can discourage overpro duction and encourage fuller output of needed commodities. 1 COLLEGE COURSES FOR PILOTS HALF Washington, Sept. 6 U.R) The nnvy Announced today it has completed plans to reduce uy UU JUI tt'lH IIIU pilUL-LUIlLIl' date output under the navy s college training program. . The revised training schedule will affect 0000 of the 18.000 officer candidates who enrolled in the college program between j "ov 1,104.1, and. July 1 this year for preliminary academic study preparatory to training as naval aviators. The navy will select 8000 of Its pre-aviation students on a competitive basis to undertake additional training to become naval aviators. The remaining 0000 preaviatlon students will remain in the college program for additional training to lead to commissions as deck, engi neering or specialist officers in the naval reserve. The cut was In keeping with the navy's announcement on June 24 that because of the diminishing need for naval avi ators it was planning overall cutbacks in aviation training. MILES TO BERLIN By United Press The shortest distances to Berlin from advance Allied fronts today: Western front 355 miles. (From point In Netherlands. Gain of 05 miles In week.) Southern Fiance 520 miles (From point near Cha lon Sur Saone. Gain of 43 miles In week.) Italy 553 miles. (From point near Rimini. Gain of 28 miles in week.) Russia 328 miles. (From point enst of Warsaw Un changed for week.) Clmliu tlmr lor Sunrtsy Too Ute l'n Clsssif? so Saturday afternoon Please remember. Highest Prices Paid for Clean USED GARS Wo See It! We Do Itl AUTOMOBILE MARKET 6th and B.irtlrM Sts. 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Passing Parade, CBS 8 30 n m -Those We Love, NBC: Dcith Vallcv Sheriif CHS 9:00 n ni -News. MBS: Freddy Mnrtln. BN; Hollywood Mystery Time, CHS 0:15 p nv Rex Miller. MBS. 0 30 p nv F.llery Queen Mysteries, NHC. Fulton Lewis. Jr.. MHS. 10 00 p m - News Flashes, NBC: Town Mrotlnjc BN 10:30 p m SlrlnCT for Meditation. NHC: Sonnv Dunham Orch., CBS. 11.00 p m Holei Biltmore Orch., NBC, News, CBS. RAILS GIVEN TIME Lincoln, Neb., Sept. 6 U.R Federal Judge John J. Dclehant today extended through Jan. 2, 1945, the time in which the 147 defendant railroads and individ uals named in the federal gov ernments anil-trust suit may answer charges filed against thorn July 23 by Alty. Gen. Fran cis Biddle. HULL DEFENDS AIDES Washington, Sept. 6 (U.R) In an unusual defense of two of his subordinates, Secretary of State Cordell Hull said today Hint Robert Murphy and Samuel Reber were appointed political advisers to Gen. Dwight D. Ei senhower after full consultation with the military authorities. 7il5 p.m. LOWELL THOMAS NEWS TIME DON LEE-MUTUAL Standard of California nr Cl.OYAS WIU.IAMS MOTHfS TAs.ES OVf 9, I? TOLC TO HC4.D STILL r-V.ICHTfIt LC-INo INJ - Ar fse. MELPFLIL-- LOOMS, If 0 tW.PREvENT- . MOTMf S FROM AT UVS6 l.T rM!LV 5fTrt Ol'T FiW C MtJWCH . TArEsJ Cnir.V OcrAvis.TKEV MAa t I.E. If KVU?S TOO MOf CUTS EFEED Washington, Sept. 6 OUR) i The agriculture department re ported today that more liberal : rations of feed grains will be i available for the nation's live stock during the 1944-45 feeding i season. The supply of the four major feed grains corn, oats, barley and grain sorghums will be six per cent smaller than last year, but a relatively large liquida tion of livestock will provide nine per cent more grain per animal unit, the bureau of ag STRANGE AS IT SEEMS by JOHN HIX HOUSBXTTLfSMIP V K l. t fOtSZ- . - HAS EM BEEN SUfJK U , Sfm?Z2J----: L2 BY NMY ACTIO , lVT . f )' 'jESSTT .-r r. 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VOICE JSN VAd'i II) rV.'T Y-'v HAWKINS 7l D-DF.FP IM5I0T 1 1 ckettv good. hum ?V1 1 ( GREAT 1 L'llPggJ.t.-''liL',a -l v,uu gooses burnSjSN imfmir 'rPi VCCNV;& Y.UEM hE SSES ,T?HTTE!? JUMPING D'cl A'Trtt1; 1 feiWJviu3(Saa. loEHOSOPHATl) tWnmfi 0$J$ sfep Mmm Mmm ricultural economics said. - The bureau predicted that livestock numbers will be cut by 13 to 15 per cent by Jan. 1, with principal decreases in hogs and poultry flocks. A record wheat harvest will supplement the major feed grains. Sacramento, Sept. 6 (U.R) Robert Ellis, 26, paroled San Quentin prison convict who es caped August 24 from two parole officers after threatening them with a gun, was captured in Reno last night. Chalker's Motel St Lodge OFFICERS' CLUB (Officers ti Civilians! Pine Dunce Itefreshnients Closer! Mnndnys ftrservilttmis Thursday I'rlvate I'urtles Only. No Cover t hiirge. Phone. Gold Hill 474 SMITH BELA TUKA RULE IN SLOVIA ENDS London, Sept. 6 (U.R) The German DNB News Agency re ported today that the Bratislava radio had announced that Dr. Joseph Tiso, president of the Slo vak state, had accepted the resig nation of Premier Bela Tuka's . 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 Crossword Puzzle ACHOSS !-Nlp Symbol of Mauftcbusetti 8 Jewish month 2 Part of stove .3 Man'i nlckuam 14 Singing group 15 Male goose (7 Befall 19 Gibe 10 Bombarded 11 Shield .arch.) 13 Perch 14 Act 16 Lion's er!e 28 Snug retreat St Annex 33 Horse guttle line 35 Female deer 38 Period of timt 38 Bumpkins - 40 Prefix: down 41 Tear 43 German sub 45 Roars like bull 48 Venoms 61 More wicked 82 Tell , 63 Single 64 Small nsb 68 Smell 67 Limbs 68 Child fslangl 69 Man's name i z h h I 15 o 17 lb (9 iO U a 1 1 ! " ZZZWL 2' 2i itiiigiziiiiL government and named Dr. Stephan Tiso, former president of the Bratislava high court, as premier. Y Highest water falls In south America are the Kukenaam falls In British Guiana, with a height of 2,000 feet. KYLE'S RESTAURANT CHICKEN AND STEAK DINNERS Open 6 p. m. to 2 a. m. Phone Centra Point 472 for reservations. On the Pacific Highway at Central Point. Out ot Bounds for Service People ANSWER TO PREVIOUS PUZZLE DOWN 1 Swamps a Russian name 3 Belief 4 Make precious w 6vehlcle 6 Siberian river 7 Money owed 8 Reach 9 Moved aimlessly 10 Helper 11 Laid eggi 16 Slip-up 18 Bitter vetch 20 Grava 22 Celt 21 Time of light 25 Lvnc poem 27 Rebuff 29 Turf 30 Pipe Joint 32 Dearest ont 34 Place to cook 37 Valleys on moon 39 Mariner 42 Author of "Tht Raven" 44 Swap 45 Gong 4ft Cry of Bacehantf 47 Legal document 49 Short jacket 60 Withered 52 A color BS Day (abbr.) 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