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EIGHT MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE Sunday, Sept. 24. 1944 1 on Salpan and TInlan. He also) wears the Presidential Unit rata- 1 tion ribbon. Your Health, and Its Care BY OR WILLIAM BRADY. M. D. Readers should address inquiries toi Or. William Brady 265 El Cemino. Beverly Hills. Colli. Refresher Course First Lt. Martin Luther, son of Mr. and' Mrs. Martin Luther of Talent.! Ore., has been transferred to! HART REPORT ON NURSES ARE NEEDED c.. Lieutenant In the I of college If she can't write an Army Nurse Corp, .rebukes me I ZT" for trying to lower the standards of nurse train ing She says a recent article in this column, titled "Nurse3 Not Wanted," in which I gave my opln. UIITMi .f'V int. form, nunctuotlon or spelling, From the tenor of the lieuten ant's letter which, by the way, is Imneccoble I gather that she thli.ks a nurse who deserves the I professional status conferred by I the degree R. N. (Registered j Nurse) must have something more than lust neatness, the abil- j ion that the "y cuicn ra quitmy mm iu , three yearlg've the patient good bedside j course of train-1 care Just what more any one j can aesire in a uursts x vuiiicbb can't comprehend unless I should want to marry her. In that case she'd have to be a good looker, a good armful, and have In her the makings of a good mother. Smyrna Army Air Field, Tenn., where he will be given an AAF Training Command course to qualify him as an instructor for B-24 Liberator bomber pilots. Prior to his transfer he was sta tioned at Mt. Home, Ida., near Boise, where he was an instructor. QUESTIONS ANSWERS Addict Daughter. 44. wuiu'erfut character. but llqunr has gotten the belt of her. der a majjr operation I a warn ,YVnhapy She win not "listen ii us has the complex that we are try ing to bom her. She drinks only be ing required in most nurse training Or Brad? school today is pretty soft for the hospitals they get for nothing a whole year of service by the nurse who has had a two-year course of training That s Just my opinion. I mean to ay if I were in ir un der a maj-jr operation I'd want nothing better than the nursing of a two-year trained nurse whether she might know any more about algebra than I do or not. . . Without knowledge of the sub jects which are essential in a pre-medical course the lieuten ant informs me, that Is. chemis try, biology, algebra, the scien ces, etc no nurse should have the right to the degree R. N. Weil that may be true. I wouldn't know. The lieutenant and I honor her and all of her associates serving the sick and wounded in all the services, some of them at the cost of their lives adds "that pretty remark about pen manshipdoesn't that apply to the best of doctors?" I made no remark about penmanship. I said a good many of the letters I receive from young women who are now studying nursing or who are graduate or register ed nurses are not without faults In form, punctuation spelling. I still say that in my opinion a girl who has nad only two years of high acnoo) and can write an ordinary letter without such faults Is better qualified to study nursing than Is a girl who has graduated from' high school OrA Of course thev are comparatively perhaps ha. had a year or two 1 7c"oVy,','n? MoT $ dm,. Co , On the Radio Chains STATIONS! Chain affiliation and when the; are on the dial: KAI.B (MIIS) 1330. Portland. KKX i.NHC-Klue) 11110. Portland: KtIA (MM'-Hlu. A MHS) 1510 Spokane; HOO (NHOUlue) 8IU San Francisco; KIIW (MtC-Hedl Bit). Portland: kJK (NHU-Ulurl 1000. Seattle; KNX (CUM) 1070 Los Angeles; KUA (MIL'-Ked) 850 llenter; KOIN (t'HH) 970, Port land; KONIO (MIC-Krd) 850. Seattle! KI'O (NHC-Krd) 6H0. San Francisco) KSL (CBS) 1160 Bait Lake Cltj Time Shown Is PWT Sunday S:00 p. m. Charlie McCarthy. NBC; Blondle, CBS; Mediation Board. MBS 5:30 p. m. One Man's Family. NBC: Harry Flannery. news, CBS, Monday fnrn Hlnnr kKHni the honor hidden Mm nine. Headlines. BN. somewhere, seta wobbly, thick of B:45 p m. Drew Pearson, BN; Ga- speech, argumentative and aomctlmcs brlel Heatter, MBS behaves so strangely In the presence 0:00 p m. Merry-Co-Round, NBC; of guest, tha. she shames us. Walter Wlnchell. BN; Radio Reader'a (Mrs. T. C. F.) Digest. CBS. Adventures of Leonidas Answer Since she thinks she keeps . Wltherall. MBS themcplvpa Wnrt ovnlninnrl 'r her drinking secret. It may be difficult ! 0:1.1 p m.-Basln St. Chamber Mu- inemseives, Hart explained. . It to persuade her to seek leln or treat- : sic. BN. Will be Up to the people in the meni oi any Kino, rjesi course i can o.ou p. m. nmccmn niuuin r o suggest la that she get In touch with j miliar Music, NBC; Summer Star a local group of Alcoholics Anony- Theater, CBS. mous no doubt some nf the members I 0:45 D m. Jtmmle Fldler. BN. have gone through what she Is going . 7.00 p. m. Hour of Charm, NBC: F. H. Hart, engineer for the federal bureau of reclamation with headquarters at Grants Pass, met with the Jackson coun ty water committee In the Hotel Holland Friday afternoon to describe the investigation the bureau has carried on into the ' possibilities of reclaiming lr j rigable land In the Rogue River wo'iii iiui uuw unuer irrigation. Thirty-two business men, agrl- I culturists, sportsmen, oity and j county officials attended the j meeting, presided over by H. B I Murphy, chairman of the com- l mittee which was set up on the recommendation of the Jackson ' County Chamber of Commerce. I Hart made it clear to the gath I ering that the bureau of reclama tion is not proposing anything" but Is merely making a detailed report of all resources In the basin In order to furnish a mas ter plan to develop fully the natural resources of the basin. Any proposal for dams or other Irrigation facilities must come from the land-owners said, 8,900 acres could be Ir-I rlgated through a consolidation . and extension of the existing j ditches if the water were made available. There are 8,700 acres now under irrigation in this area, he explained. Hart told of the numerous dam sites the bureau has investigated and gave a comprehensive pic- j ture o( what the bureau has done to prepare a report covering the basin. Chalker's Motel & Lodge OFFICERS' CLUB Dine-Dance-Refreshments Chicken and Steak Dinners Most L'ntque Place in So. Ore. CLOSED MON DA VS Thursdays Private ParUes Only For Reservations Ph. Gold Hill 474 Predict Forests of State Open Oct. 1 Salem, Ore., Sept. 23 (U.R) The state forestry service today announced it had lifted restric tions on two national forests, both east of the Cascades, and had reopened three closures of the Central Oregon Forest Pro tective association. The federal forests, Deschutes and . Ocnoco, were opened at midnight Friday night. The department predicted that all forests In the state would be ready to open by the first of October. . M f.iifl,4 ads 9 ! . rT- loS U loTw. 12:30 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 B101. KYLE'S RESTAURANT CHICKEN AND STEAK 1-4 UININtKS - 1'4 Open 6 p. m. to 2 a. m. i Phone Central Point 472 for reservations. On the Pacific Highway at Central Point. Out ot Bounds tor Service People STRANGE AS IT SEEMS by JOHN H1X JLS. OS0E ZEPFESENTS $0,000 MLES OF fLYMG BiTHE area to say what will be built and where," he stated. "Any con struction that will take place will through and will therefore under-1 The Life of KHev. ON. Take It or COme 8S a result of a movement stand her problem- -and perhaps he Leave It, CBS; Goodwill Hour. MBS. kv your ernnn nr nmf- nthpr nr will understand they only want to 7 30 p m - Tremayne Gleason. ; Dy ?our ErouP or some oiner or- fiaiiistdLiuil. Hart said that the bureau's re- up NBC; Fannie Brlce. CBS; Keep wun me won a. a is N nn n m . nrn fljslH Villa rhnlr BN: Crime Doctor, CBS; Great Gilder- port. Which Will be made public Sleeve. NBC enmpfimo rVT enrina tirnlH 8 15 p m Storv Behind the Head- , . . NBC; Dorothy Thompson, bn. snow mar mere are some 64.UUU lines. Quiz in P m --bvmpnony Houi, NBC: : ni f !n tn u Krir. helD her whlo lt. Paint to Conceal Skin Spots A year atfo you told how to make a kind of paint to conceal white patches In the skin. (Mrs. C. H ) Answer---It calls for glycerin, which Is now sold only on prescription. If you have a little glycerin on hand per- hint vnil rJtn male im this nn ml M fs use'd to conceal any kind of spot j at Hoay's, MBS. which Is on a level with surrounding 0 00 p. m. -I W, skin. Instructions In booklet "Cos metlc Blemishes" for conv send ten cents and stamped envelope bearing' 0 30 p. m Human Adventure, vnur .Hrlra... Fin nnt r,lr.- . ln. i MHS ping oak for what you wont. io:oo p m News, NBC; University ' more acres were irrigable and What Sherman Said Explorer. BN. i rnnlH ho cprvH hv 4ho rrf.pnt Notice you Inclurt buttermilk and! 10:15 p m.-Blue Preview BN ! C0U'a Df, servea tne present sKim milk with whole milk, cheese, t iu zu o m Jan savitt orch , CBS yaitm u me water were maae eftg yolk, etc.. as foods supplying. 10.30 p m Transatlantic Call, nvnilnhlfi vitamin A Sherman, whom vou your , CBS; Pacific Story NBC f , elf often cite as an authority on nu- 10:45 p m Jan Garber Orch.. CBS In the Talent area 10,390 acres trltlon. says buttermilk and skim milk II 00 p m St Francis Hotel Orch.. contain nc vitamin A. (P. R Sll NBC; Young People n Church ot Air, Answer- 'Sherman's "Chemistry of , MBS; Eddie Garr Show, CBS. rooa ana nuiriiion oin edition, llt.17 ( beintf irrigated, D. in I Was There. CBS: News. I it. i j a t il m.j i lines, NBC shiu uiul hi ine ivieaiora 015 p m. Rex Miller, mbs i area, ij.idu acres were now ne- p. m -numan Aavemure. . ing irrigated and that 23,600 says (p (100) that both dried skim milk and fresh skim milk contains vitamin A. Real buttermilk (the kind made by churning) contains some vitamin A, of course. It was not my Intention to class, skim milk or buttermilk with whole milk cream or butter or cheese or ck yolk as good sources of vltnmln LOCAL and PERSONAL Visits Will G. Davis of Mer lin visited In Merlford Friday with his twin brother, D. D. Davis, 131 South Grape street. Ball Posted Lloyd L. Landon. 00, posted $10 bail with city police Friday on a charge of drunkenness. Conralesclng Mrs. Harvlc Young, 513 Bcattie street, is convalescing In Portland Irom an operation she underwent there on Thursday. Visits Mother Elwln Krous, TS, U. S. army engineers. Is visiting his mother, Mrs. Joe J. Jones, 423 King street, for 10 days. He la stationed at Camp Van Dorn, Miss. Inducted Into Army Ezra Lee Buttrnm and Ted Vance, both of Jackson county, have been Inducted Into the V. S. rmy, according to selective serv ice board No. 2. Returns to Work Mrs. O. O Alcnderfcr returned to her duties us chief clerk ot U. S selective service board No. 2 yesterday after a short Illness. Monday 8 00 o m OK for Release. NBC: Fletcher Wiley, CBS; Terry and Pi rates. UN S:1S p m Superman. MBS; Dick Tracy. BN S 30 p in Voice of Firestone. NBC; Harry Flannery. News. CBS. Adven tures of Tom Mix, MBS; Jack Arm strong BN 5:43 p. m News, CBS; Captain Mld nlltht, BN; Night News Wire, MBS. 00 p m Song Is Born. NBC; flndlo Theater, CBS: Gabriel Heatter. MHS 0:13 p m Screen Test. MBS SJ0 p m Spotlight Bands. BN; Information Pleuse, NUC; Man Named X, CHS. 7:00 p. m OOP Comm. Program. i'du, oi-reen iiuna flayers, t-tia; Hen Bon Wounded - Mrs. Mottle rV"i;d,ro,"lMi..s7"R.Tond Crm rugere oi uritnn creek has re-iullnP. ". mbs. ceiverl wnrH frnm Ih- .A I -7,:1?.Pm ".Vwe" Thumaa, general's office that her son, Pvt. Carl Vogel, was wounded in ac tion In France the early part of September. He is receiving medi cal attention In a field hospital in England. are irrigated, with 4,700 other acres irrigable, and in the Sams Valley area no acres are lr- rlgated and 4,000 could be, he stated. Hart stated that the Eagle Point district's 5,000 irrigated acres and the Gold Hill area's 1,000 irrigated acres were all that are suited for irrigation. In the Applegate valley, he D m llwsll Thumi. Mll. icq maione on 7 30 p m -Dr I Q.. NBC Thanka to the Yanks, CBS; Lone Ranger. I uo. iit.iMi-o nemi urcn on 8 00 p m Merrer'B Music Shop NHC: 1 Love a Mystery, CBS. Paul Nellsnn. News. UN 8 13 p m Hoy Maypole.' NBC; Dateline. CBS Lum and Ahner. BN 8 30 p m Cavalcade of America. NBC. Cay Nineties CMS. Point Sup- lltM Mtte i-'n,. UK, First Grandchild Mr. and I 'ao P m - Telephone Hour. NBC; rtiina ume. on. news. IWUS, Adven turcs ol Bill Lance. CBS 0.30 p m Fulton uewla, Jr.. MBS. Vox Pop. ens. Hawthorne llouo NHC; Green Hornet. UN 10 oil p m --Newr. NHC, Music hy Bovera. BN; Sherlock Holmes. MBS Clls 30 P m Sonn)' Dunham Orch.. BtJu:sS p. m Boy. Clrl and Band. 11.00 p m News. CBS. Mrs. W. C. Kindred of 42 South Riverside avenue have received word of the birth of a daughter born Sunday, Sept. 17, to their son-ln-lnw and daughter. Lt. and Mrs. F. P. Larson at Camp Bowie, Tex. Mrs. Larson Is the former lone Kindred At Camp Crowder Pfc. Clyde R. Varner is now stationed at Camp Crowder, Mo. He recently: spent a two-weeks leave with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. D. K. Var ner of Pennsylvania avenue, af ter completion of his course at Western Signal Corps Schools, Davis, Calif. IN CITY ROBBED City police were Investigating yesterday the Friday night burB- I lary of four apartments in an HUB west Enlisted Enlisted In the U S Naval Reserve last week was apartment house at rump enwin uoics, B3U Minne-' Main street. sota street, 17-year-old son ofi Mr. .In,. A iv.n. nnri. ir. aim mrs. ueo. t. Oates. He; cd she lost a $20 bill out of a Local Visitors Mr. and Mrs. was enlisted Srnt. 18 and Is now O. C. King of llcllflower, Calif., home on Inactive duty awaiting are visiting In Mcdford. They his call to a naval training con- were residents of this city about ter. according to H. W .Craln. 20 years ago and are en route to Portland, pliinnlng to purchase acreage In that vicinity. Back From Klamath Mrs. Jennie Hutchinson of 522 West 10th street returned home Fri ' day evening (roin Ktamulh Falls where she spent several days visiting her son, K. E. Hutchin aon and family. recruiter in charge of tha local navy recruiting office. Local Visitors Visiting In Medford yesterday were Bill Robinson, storekeeper, second, a white gold woman's ring and a closs, L'SN, and his wife, Mrs. j yellow gold flexible bracelet Dill Rohlnson. He has been sta ! fromMhe apartment of Mrs. Wil- purse, a diamond engagement ring and a flexible yellow gold bracelet. A 17-Jewcl, open face Illinois pocket watch was stolen from the apartment of Mr. and Mrs Irwin Tedrick, a Westficld wristwatch from the apartment of Mrs. Orville H. Riggert and The CnffpA Pni 1 Drivo-ln - . g Chicken & Steak Dinners, Sandwiches and Fountain Specialties S Outside Tray Service tinned at Annapolis and both are visiting Mrs. Robinson's parents In Grants Pns Robinson entered the Seances last year and trans ferred Inter to the navy. He was employed by Union Oil company In this city, e e e Marin Returns Marine Cpl Roy L. Hulnan, 19, son of Mrs Jewell Cnrniitt of 1002 Sunset avenue, has been returned from oversells, and 1. stationed nt the Marine Corps Base. San IMego awaiting reclassification and a ftirloiiKh. Cpl. Hulnan was awarded the Silver Star and Purple Heart medals lor out standing bravery while serving liam B. MacAdams. Cae Mall lYIOiuie Want Ada. Presents An Opera Season Preview of "LA FORZA DEL DEST1N0" Starring Stella Roman Frederick Jagel Ivan Petroff Lorenzo Alvary Conducted by Gaetano Merola Sunday 8:30 P.M. KMED it DIFFICULT DECISI0M Br CLUYAS WILLIAMS YICK SO CHINESE HERB CO. REMEDIES FOR STOMACH ULCERS Heart Rheumatism Asthma Catarrh Plies. Prostate Glnnd Ecsema and all disorders ot liver. Kidney Trouble and other com plaints disappear alter using i ..-.,., AN""' :'-y CHINESE KERBS Removed lo Sparta Rldg. I ThE CSlLCW SHOW KO ') CF &MKi, AsD v:u CANT F:5S jiy MAKE THE MEAL SWCrt TcR TttR , AnD THE VCiOl CCVK W ViXK MIND -WAT T"EV 1SX Wvt PffM AjkEP $ 5'-V, AnO tCNK AJtN TIH& AM TIME SEKS t HAE CCME 10 A 61'&Mthu te. ar. k K'lif XI wvA mm AMrnmtm CHIANO AMI-SUCK jjsA eeceveo SifISAL YASS IN 1911 HE DSO?TD 70. 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