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SIX MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE Your Health and Its Care BY Da WILLIAM BRADY M. D. Readers ihould addreu Inquiries toi Or William Brady 265 El Comino. Beverly Hills. Calif. WORK HARD Arteriosclerosis, hardening the arteries, a gradual lessening of the resillience or elasticity of the arteries, is an accompani ment of old age. Old age in o m e persons begins before forty, In others around fifty, in exceptional in stances not un Dr Brndv lty or grade of material used for the tubing that, he taught, explains why old age comes earlier in some fam ilies than in others. What I don't know about heredity is simply astonishing to people who think they know all about it. So don't take my Ignorance seriously. It Is my no tion that it matters little or not at all how old your grandfather I lived to be or whether he died Of heart failure or from frarttiro- Alannanr nf thft llnnpr cervical IIIH tw. .hnrt vc, o.- j - fall What really matters is the k.. ...ktnU wn.. hau use or abuse to which you nave Subjected your arteries ana ine rest of your body. Incidentally old timer, if you T vml inn 1 1 1 H urnrrv Tin TYtnrA , . :u n: B about the condition of your ar- teries than you do about tne con dition of your teeth, your hair, your eyesight or your ability to roll somersaults or to run up stairs two steps at a time or to spring a few blocks without get ting fussed about it. Having expressed his belief that inheritance of poor material for the tubing is the chief cause of arteriosclerosis, Dr Osier re lented or abated a Jot or tittle, to add that more commonly the degeneration (replacement of elastic or muscle cells with In elastic fibre) in the artery wall results from bad use of good ves- COURTHOUSE NEWS Marriages Alden Deston Powell and M. Betty Hileman. Clarence John Rose and Char ne Ray Shores. Jennings T. Lewis and Geor gia Pauline Roberts. Harold R. Hnrtzcll, Jr., and Bculah Marie Stephenson. Roy Arthur Bolz and Mar garet Hannaford. William Mathew Swift and Gladys Yvonne Fogg. Divorces Fllsd Elva Lavina Boothe LaRue V. Charles Henry LaRue. Margaret Stephenson vs. Earl Stephenson. Alice H. McVay vs. Lorls George McVay. Ira II. Mikcl vs. Viola B. Mikcl. Elsie Eleanor Richards I leas ley vs. Charles Emery Hcasley. Verna Carpenter vs. P. R. Carpenter. Carl O. Uhley vs. Clara H Uhly. James Lester Fountain vs Constance Elizabeth Fountain. Probata Court Guardianship of Ann a belle Davis, incompetent. Estate of W. R. Walker, de ceased. Guardianship of Joseph A. Elmhirst. Estate of Mary Ann Pinker ton, deceased. Heeds Arthur L. CojtRins and May O. Cop Iflns to Tintber 1'roducU company, deed. J. J. Stelner to Timber Products ?mpan. Quitclaim deed. Lula T. Brown. Freda Lvon Hunt fnRton. Carlton R. HuntlnKton. John A llnnintond. liessle E lUmntond. Jrolhy Strain. iKabel Strain, Ada K. Strain. Kenneth Strain. William A. Hammond, Abhie H llMinmond, Mi.th I.von and Everetl W. Lvon to Med ford corporal ion. warranty deed. City of Medford to i'harles W. lmerr nd Mi-rna Y. Leutery, war ranty deed ,W1A M,Kr Eva S Moore to W C. Gaslon. warranty deed. Gcorife H. Merritt to Lena L. Ack rrland, Jenn II Fendall. Ernest Ken dall and Mary Okell. nuilrlniin deed. W A Childcrs ami Amanda M. Chllders to Lenn L Ackrnand. Jean H, fendall, Ernest Kendall and Mary Okell, correction quitclaim deed lna I,. Ackerlnnd, ( has A Ack erltind Jean H Fendall. Alice Fen dall. Ernest rendall, Helen Fendall Mary Okell nnd Win Okell to A J Col torn and luise Coltnni. grant deed. A J Collom and I.oin-.e Cottoin to C. A. RaMimssen nnd Marie Kasmtis en. warranty deed. C. A It.ioinui.sen and Marie Ramus. en to W N. Miijfit and belma M. iia en. warranty deed Ellen Dowd Jrftert to S.imurl T. Want Rllf Prom ARTHRITIS PAINS? Try Tytmol on Thlt Mony- Back Ouarant If yon are miffrln from th afnti bf put n a of rt hrltla. rheuinntiom, iiHtlr or Iti'iintin, Ri torifty mi. -A txiy tub (if Tyrinol Mt any uoixt ttniR ainrc. Api'ly ii riclliehMiil atrlfnt tn th urt thfil hurta ti.t wath re anil. Von ahxitirl ttc rtirtercnce after th vwry first Appiiratton. Should Tyarrml' fall lo airs Mtlafar tlfid lty rrlifvir.H I tin tm tuf tn isins, irentss or stiffness tn musi-lrs or m-ttts. ut return fmptv In lie mnA tht mnufaviurr will rfuntl your nnnfy. You will nni Ty.mol plm,ntlr JI"' llnrtiv. .mnii. i.rpiiriilli'ii. .if IU clR.t. ilu.rAntFed tn t. fiv. from rmr. rollc. aurl riiM. H 'M l. lrn1ltiit rtni. iima .v itfitM .verywn.r ( anllorc i:m only at . ' vi tn tt ii (, .a. ii. i Tuesday, Sept. 12, 19441 AND LIVE LONG of'sels, Now that makes sense, In my noor understanding of pathology But I regret to add. Dr. Osier then explained that bad use of eood vessels meant alcohol by Dhilis, over-eating, stress and strain of modern life, overwork of the muscles. Besides these specific causes or contributing cause3 of hardening of the ar teries the great medical teacher mentioned three others, namely, til after sixty. hypertension (high blood pres t j n i sure), the involution process or Dr Osier sawlnalural weur unu iwi iu w,,.., it on the qual- thc tubes are subjected with age, anu liiuuty maiiuy uwcaw mijjji ritis, Brlght's disease). Barring casualties we'll discuss these ar terial hazards in talks to follow. QUESTIONS Si ANSH'Ellg Vlnrgar An old doctor told me two tea Kpoons cider vincKar dally In RlRxn of water Is beneficial. How much to find out from you? (L. J. M.) Answer In my opinion vlneRar should never be used even ns condi ment If Lemon Juice Is nvnilable In stead. However, a few drops of any kind of vinetfar you prefer, on your .cabbaice or beam, may bo harmless for mon notion that drlnKing vinecar re. duces." It will "reduce" only by nun- !" health, .perhaps causino serious liver or Kinney damage, ine unuu acetic acid (of vincuari is not utnicii . not oxidized. In the body. The dilutt ctrc B(,ld (1 Irnlon Julcr, ia ml. dized and utilized in me uoiiy. Calcium and Nerves Is it true that people with a normnl calcium content In blood are Generally calm and those wnn low uioou cai cluin are nervous? I am 21. very nervoua, antl wuiri like to combat It I thrro nnv wn V to ftifiievu crcascil blood c.ilciuin? (Miss C. J.) Answer Hhvsiolon'cnlly, one (unc tion of calcium In the body (In tJie blood and the tissues, in to rtKulate excitability of nerve fibres an nerve centres, to steady neuro-muscular Ir ritability. Heine only a plodding door-to-door type of doctor I wouldn't know what you or wny one rise may mean by "very nervous." Send stamp ed envelope benrinK your ndrtrnHs, and ask for (do not end elippinm the pamphlet "The Calcium ShortiRC." Old Folks and Young Folks Some time oro an elderly lady told how much cood she and he" husbnnd had derived from tnkinfi some kind of vitamin tablets with breakfast every day. We were much interested. (S. C. A.) Answer Send slnmped envelope benrinK your odd res, for pamphlet l "Old Folks and Young Folks." (Copyright 1!)44, John F. Utile Co.) Dickson nnd Minnie J. Dickson, war ranty deed. C. J. Jessen nnd Lillian M. Jensen to Jcbsc Stephen Deen nnd Wunda L. Deen, warranty deed. W. R. Walker and Renin Walker to D. E. Millard and Vivian Millard, warranty deed. A. L. Co jf Kins nnd May M. Cor glns to Susie .1. Jesse), quitclaim deed. Robert W. Ruhl and Mabel W. Huhl to California Oregon Power company, riFoi in way. Michael F. Hanlev nnd Hnzel Han. ley to Chrlst'g Church of the Golden ituic 01 ijob Antfcles, Cal for sale. contract , Marc H. Conner nnd Mary Ann Con- Ser to Harry G. Sanford and Ruth G. unford, warranty tleed. Frank L. Ton Velle to Arthur J. Jones and Esther W. Jones, warranty deed. Jackson County Federal Savings nnd Loan association to Martha A. Moore, warranty deed. W. S Kce to J. E. Rexroad nnd Elizabeth Mao Kexrond, warranty deed. Lee E. Hlnmsn nnd Annn E. Hin- man to Forest F. Marlln and Helen Kffle Thurston nnd Geo W Thur I. Martin, warranty i ecd. fnn to Alleo t Ini -r,.; I nurs E. L. Chllders nnd Mary E. Chil- i deed h" onr,,c warranty ders to Elmer N. Chttders nnd Lelah J. n Cave And Mr. v . ",r.rddv Mj I c.s d"nA-..ff"Sv?.- j; It M. Krnt nn.l l.lllmn M Kent to M it l.onir, wnrrn y "rirr, ' tVC,yn Pn.il V. Alrn onl Mary E. AlKco. I M R, 10 , V'volvn M Ion. "'rate'; .n- S..,v, r ...IJ??." WSi: Marie C. AnRell to Morton E. New. ion ana Anna t. iNewttm wnrrnnlv deed. Elmer Gott to Resale L Gott, deed. Patrick McCarthy nd Kalhrvn Mc Carthy to Timolhv McCorthv and Mary McCarthy, warranty ill ed. George Tulare and Jti'.-a Tulare to Harry G. Hill and Ada Belle Hill, quit claim deed. H. Ramstrom and Hulda Ramstrom to Chester Parsons and Audrey Z. 'arsons, warranty deed. Alta Nnylor to G. L. Schermerhorn. quitclaim deed. Hert H. Elliott and Marguerite H. Elliott to Gordon Si bennerhorn, deed Jessie A Mullins to Maude H. Stan ley, quitclaim deed. Mary Avnes Hue G.iult and C. C Gault to Frank Mavfleld and Mnrgnrct J. Mavfleld, (luitclaint deed. Will.ird F. Van Rheen and Evelvn Luis Van Rheen to E W. Kiinmons and Mlsnon Kimmons, warranty diy-d. Willard F. Van Kheen nnd 'Evelvn Luis Van Rheen to E. W. Kimmons and Mljinnn Kimmons, warranty deed. J. C, Harnes nnd Flora E Hnrnes to Willard F Van llheen nnd Evelvn Luts an Rheen, correction deed. I-eroy A. Dnurev to Daisy Gll Chrlst, warranty deed Ma Dompier and William Dompier lt Jess W Gilchrist, w.inantv deed Walter H, Turner and Filedn E Turner to Leon Homer Walker, war ranty deed John S.hoenwnld and Emmehne Sehuenwnld to S.uniel V. Johnson and Mildred E. Johnson, warranty deed. Frances M Schadler to John 11 Rrh.M-nwald nnd Eiumelinc C. Scho enwald, warranty deed. Meatrice L. Miller to rthrln t and Kathleen J.iv. contract. Miner N. Chllders and 1 elnh R Childeis to . le R. Schoppert nnd Luclle C. Schoppert. w arrantv deed Marian Luell.i Chnslenorn and An drew s Chn-tctm-n to E. F Feri! warra:ity deed E F, Fertf to Marian Lnella Chris tensen nnd Andrew S. Chnstenen quitclaim deed Mvra Gctchcll. Hayard M Getehell alene Gloria Howell and Huiih How-' to ion inrMcr, w.tnunlv -.-I. I 4n.H.. to Florence S. Wuhrr qnit.Vniin ttt-t M.ir K MHre to Chin , anil Cora II stokrt. u :i ' lt.i I 1 1 1 1 mi i hli. Hei rn;in Kii'iihol? ami Itrhn tu Wn(.er. .i in i.ro M Hatliawnv m, 1 (1 lijtthaw y. w.imuuv .Ire.!. v""r;; 'Vi"Vn,: 1,11,1 lv"lr Kwui 1. Hi'ln, v am. tut v tlrctl ii 1hr ,n'," l-nurt f.ntpnnv m v,. 11am W. Ur:.n ami Mrile K llr,in ' .itu t i and eontnnnv 1 ces Mir S.hictlir. mm. ..m .1 vn K Wa.l.lrll lo (Vtavla n Wnd. PARTS and SERVICE lor all Makei ot WASHERS and REKHIGKRA TORS YOUNGER S APPLIANCE SERVICE CO. II N Rarllatl Phona 1419 Abbott and ,J 5 s1 "SfV ':.' J 3. s Wednesday on the Craterian screen Bud Abbott and Lou Cos tello appear in their latest, fun niest and first picture in a year, At the Holly r ' fl V L... Olivia Do Haviland and Sonny Tuns ore co-starrea in "Uov- ernment oin, a story ot wan time Washington, from the scr-: ial by Adelia Rogers St. John, I which opens today at the Holly along with "The Whistler,' starring Richard Dix and Gloria. btuart. dell, quitclaim deed. William Brum and Hattle B. Bru in to W. J. Finchmn and May Finch um. wnrr.inly deed. Capital ronip:tny to Arthur E. Lalng and Nellie I. Jaintf. grant deed. Mamie M. Soniers to Frcdwin H. Soniers, Wiirr.'intv deed. Leon Homer Walker in Wnltnr n Turner iind Frieda K. Turner, war ranty deed. CiCOruu W. Rnvnolrln In Prnnlr Johnson and Alnin B. Johnson, deed. Frank Johnson and Alum U. John don to Armotid O. liaseler and Joyce Elaine Iliisder, warranty deed. Clifford H. PrvnolrU nnrt Vftia I Reynolds to Howard Jennini; son and Dorothy Thompson, warrunty deed. Francis P. Salter and HntllA T Rni. ter to Fred Midtllehusher and Eula Mindlebufher. coirention deed D. K. rMill.ird nnri Vivd.,, Miii,, to CJrato II. Orr Harrison, warranty deed. A. E Rnpufl nnri iriht xr rt n C. R. Murlklni and Hetty Mao liud kins, warranty deed. Muvnnrd I lush imH nitf-i n,,.u in Phelon A. Benford and Ruth G. Ben forfl. warranty deed. Phelan A. Hertford nnd Ruth G. nenford to Chirles L. Newlnnd and M.Ty M. Newlind. warranty deed J. O. Eamole and .lennettn T. L. Sininlo in r-tiirn fitini .ti raniv deed. " i.nnrieB IT. Murrey nnd Rose R. Murrey to Churle F. Murdnck. war runiv deed. Clns F. Murdnck nnd Maude D Murdnck to .Iiicki.on Cotiritv iiiildin? and I.o.in ni:oeiatlon. warranty i'"ed. Roherta Eric-ton Hummel and Har ry M. Hummel to C. i Peyton, war ranty deed. William Trefren tn J E Walker nnd Ant Walker, warranty deed Mr. Munmut IVI.I. . ii-ii.i ' I Cnim nnd Mnhel E. Collia, warranty deed L "M l" -".nnc AKate. warranty deed t orrinne A?ate to O R. NnrdMrom and Anna L. deed Nordstrom, warranty r.'hert Chambers nnd Omln Chnm- r,,lV;lV,,'1 S ,Vr,:" Viona C. Perkins, warranty deed Grace II lis rr ikon nnd lee Wltltam e-otts i.. Freeman, wnrrnntv d"ed Annn J llnve and C F Hove to CHrence C Itlorhcr nnd Leono xt Hlochcr, warranty deed RETIRES TWICE Chicnjio (U.R) Col. Philip R. Crippon, R7, prrsonnel director i of the Chicago police depart ment, has retired from the force ior ine second time In four j 1 .vi-.iis. up re urea me first lime' in 1040, when he readied the! compulsory retirement npo of i 63, hut resumed his duties with : civilian status because of the manpower shortage. Swcre at PILES! But Now He SMILES! T"U may mile loo. t-A ilnri.r. (,.. f I flu,. , , ,', T tH-i-i.iiUl 'I r '1 l HTIiril! ttf I hp cm lpni.t.! 1t'-MU,n A Ml..r li,.,t,l H.,t,1H.,..riV..VJ.l,B 4 i i1 natr, T'' lOIAY. SUBURBAN HEIGHTS c ciuyas wiimms lilt Ih i CiA W i -t Nf lWS TCHE WCCHIW lAV!Vi5 WW" HAP MEN I lETf. KVArlw K-h-.v. o isstf v. vrt-Hv d'IVTd rr Costello Coming V "In Society", with Arthur Treacher, Marlon Hutton and Kirby Grant. Rialto Features ail t(t Edgar Barrier stars nj the thrilling drama "Secrets of Scot- iand Yard," with C. Aubrey Smith, which opens Wednesday for four days at the Riait0. Scheduled as the companion hit, Charles Starrett stars in "Riding West." On the Radio Chains STATIONS! Chain afflllnilon and where the) re on the dial: KALE (MlfS) 13:10. Portland Kl. (Mtr-lilue) ll'IO Portland htl (MU-Mlue A MRS) I.IU SlMikaiie; h(i() (Mil -Itlue) HIU N:i n Fruui-lKi o ; IU W (Mil Red I (1 M Port til nd : K I ft ( N lit - HMte I 1000 Seilllle; KNX H'H I HI7U Lus Alltt'les. IU)A (Mil -Ked) H.'.l) lieiiwr: hlMN (( t 'I7U, Port land. HOMO (MIC- Red) U-'iu Seattle. KPO (MH-ltr() tiHI) Siii FraiiclMUi KSL (CHS) 11 GO Suit Lake ( Time Shnwn Is PWT Tuesday B OO p. m Terry and Pirates, BN; Fletcher Wiley, C13S OK for Release, Niie. 5:15 p. m. Dick ITacy, BN; Super man. M1JS. 5 30 p m Date with Judy, NBC: Jack Armstrong. UN Harry Flannery. news, CliS; Adventures of Tom Mix, MilS. 5.43 p. m. Hop Harrison, BN; Nlcht News Wire. MBS, News. CBS (i 00 p m Mvsterv Thea'er NBC; Gabriel Heatter, MBS; Burns and Al len. CHS. (i 15 p. m. Screen Test. MBS. ti.:;o p m Words at War NBC; SpotlH'bt Bands, BN. American For um. 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NBC; Allan Jones with Woody Her mans orch., cos; news, mus; uua- STRANGE AS IT SEEMS by JOHN HlX ra fa . i r -rt ir .i.iiii r, rrT i I? m iw , -"s ijv. 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AT LEAST, THE COBRA DID NOT Oil ma ha; L1L ABNER THE NEBBS rAil urff ArnQDl N. 1 " "J -v 0 t j KIM AH WALK J BIN WALKtO J ' AH LL WAcK l-YO uvtS I lUHlMLHai IT MIGHT ClT S ! -soa f c Am VlfcfllMK er? V MS;uH -MONSTER- I gr& ahS STYLE.? fTCoTLa SfeZr?' feliM xxwr&pAH-H-Hr w?m mu Wlmm mm ,'f?:y?1 CPPCSmON TO KEEP si WOQDS TUV . HELP: V TCUE,0UDGE?1 lifnSrl PUTV0t;UPAslT leST SOME V?3 TWEEOtEANDTHE! T? rS?n rM A'STRMAN-;vn,T- vrl WATER HE'S J fCXi wi)M X3z':l fog5 31 mm ninger BN. . 9 30 p m. Fulton Lewis. Jr., MBS 10:00 p. m. News, NBC; Bal Tab- arin Cafe Orch.. BN. 10 30 p. m. Sonny Dunham Orch., CES; Thomas Peluso Orch.. NBC. 10 45 p m. Ambassador Hotel Orch . BN. 1100 p m Blltmore Hotel Orch.. NBC; News. CBS. 12 Millionth Scout Is Wisconsin Boy Chicago, Sept. 12 U.R) Preston Ellsworth Koentop, 12-year-old farm boy who lives five miles from Brandon, Wis., was honored Monday as the 12.000,000th boy to join the Boy Scouts of America since its founding 34 years ago. Koentop, whose father was a scout 30 years ago, was guest at a luncheon extended by Bur- ridge D. Butler, publisher of the Prairie iarmer. BPDGETHAT & COMeS APART tYhW mEXO GRANDE FLOODS. THEZAUNGS AND lamp Eosrs OF THE wr&e- MATIOfJAL DGE AT LAREDO. KS. TEXAS, ARE EMOr0 AMD O N A ' EtACE SAFE t STTT tlTtl.i riw ii'i. - i AftRX.NAN '&& - 'Z?S'ui'A ,48 ?T :i-.T ' ",l,''lri "'aCI( tfSiSH "it: rrr-... ii-y. J'Ti. SOMETIMES SHE DOE 1 AND SCRATCHES. DYNAMITE. WOMAN. YOU NEFFER KNOW SHE ISS GOING TO EXPLODE. t Ltki . UAL Claims Most Cities Linked by Continent Lines Washington, Sept. 12 flJ.R) L. F. Hampel, statistician for United Airlines, told the Civil Aeronautics Board today that his company could link more United States cities with Hawaii than any other airline. Hampel appeared at a CAB hearing in support of United's application to open an air route between the west coast and Honolulu. Five other airlines ZERO CLUB Out of bounds, civilians only Delicious chicken and steak dinners 7 00 p m., 3 am. except Sunday Phone day time 5300: night 9101 Crossword Puzzle ACROSS I Deny 1 Discussion groups 13 Joined flrmly M Simultaneously 15 Not working 16 Confined 18 Mile labbr.) 19- Mnke void 10 Purils 31- ViRor 32 ComparstlTt ending 39 Notation in ledgei 31 Location 32 Held back 35 Pauses 33 Ends life 33 Large stresiB 41 Ocean iabbr.1 43 Stray 43 Strings 44 Large snake 45 Land ir.casur 46 Jury list 47 Bridge lea 43 Love spplo 60 Not overpowered by fear 62 Wears 63 Models 23 Nuder 124 Sheet ot glass 25 Lucifer 37-WaMrlandJ I 1 3 i S a ' 3 I? III I'i 1 mrn IZZW- ML w zi :b W !! T Lwi ZM- lllITil 51 1 I n h p I "Hal ki LUIH rralarr bjbMc4U. Utc .JA. BITES NOW WHENl EVEN " V'?Yi3i'vJ FORGOT TO J-J A.u Aamrr curru ?t"?-Tf-: Ask about smith, BJQ'Y MAHERA AX V ,1 WITH ME. IJSu -.aS. and the Matson Steamship Co. have applied for similar rights. Because United already has facilities in Los Angeles and San Francisco, it could operate serv ice to Hawaii cheaper than a company without this advantage, Hampel said. SO HOT YOU COULD Portland, Me. (U.R To test the truth of a certain hot weath er adage, municipal airport em ployees dropped a dozen eggs on a macadam runway. In 10 minutes they were ready to serve. Chalker's Morel & Lodge OFFICERS' CLUB Dine-Dance-Refrcshments Chicken and Steak Dinners Most I'nloup Place In So. Ore. CLOSED MON11AYS Thursdays Private Parties Only For Keservatlons Ph. Gold Hill 414 ANSWER TO PREVIOUS PUZZLB l53LjxSiTtcL IEiSlO'NrjSfllAlP ji In'e MM DOWN 1 Destroyed 3 Sustain 3 Stop up 4 Indian 6 Symbol for trllurtum 0 Garden tool 7 Outlooks 8 Slnylc thing! 9 Free of 10 Pronoun 11 Instant , 12 Shoots from ambush 17 Asleep 20 RrlRned 21 Prels 23 Nips 24 One of Cbrlst'l apostle 2 ft Snake 23 Fa th erf 30 Sheep 32 Form thought 33 Rrflect 34 Eat 3fi Carved 37-Burni 40 Thin cover 43 Tardy 44 open part of plpt 45 Cushion 47-Orccit letter 40-Month labbr.) 61-NecntiVB DEAD, MYNHEER. OVER A CLIFF HE LEAPED FROM A JAPANESE TRUCK. WHAT A PITY. BUT WE HAFF MANY AMERICAN REFUGEES. COME. YOU WILL WISH TO MEET THEM -3 i numtti. t mm y STRANG'S DRUG STORS
