Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, October 11, 1944, Image 8

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Newspaper Page TextEIGHT MEDFOHD MAIL TRIBUNE Wednesday. Oct. 11, 1944 1 Your Health and Its Care BY OR. WILLIAM BRADY. M. D. Reader! should address inquiries toi Or. William Brady 26S El Camlno. Beverly Hills. Calif. A NIP FOR GRAM AND GRAMP From time to time I have directed to parents, teachers, spiritual advisers, doctors, urv cles, aunts, biB brothers and sisters a plea in behalf of growing boys and girls namely, t n e cere mony of pledging them against using alcohol or tobacco, and the annual re newal of t h c Dr Bred? pledge, say on the child's birthday, up to the time when the child becomes in dependent and self-supporting. I thank my lucky stars that my mother, a member of the Wom en's Christian Temperance Un ion (I wish they'd drop the Christian part of that name and make It just Women's Temper ance Union for I know some of the finest mothers who arc not Christians) pledged her children In this wav. We were ordinary children and we had as lief beaten mother up with a base- ball bat as break that pledge. Members and officers of the W.C.T.U. have now and again expressed approval of my atti tude. Spiritual advisers rarely. Parents once or twice Doctors never. Now If 1 had my way every blankety-blanked cocktail Joint in the country would be closed, not only on V-day and for a day or two thereafter, but forever. And every alleged eating place where liquor Is available would pay such a stiff tax on liquor sales that there would' be no pro fit in that end of the business. Now don't assume I'm Just a crank. I am speaking as a health expert. In his famous "Practice of Medicine" textbood Dr. Osier, speaking of the treatment of pneumonia, said: t "Alcohol does not seem to raise the blood pressure In fever, and the studies of Olive Barber's Observations Yes, I know It's a little early to start emphasizing the need for bird feeding tables. But the best mince meat recipe I ever got was from a woman who pave it to me at a 4th of July picnic certainly not mince meat mak ing season. And how about all the post war plans people are making though on one has as yet reported having heard the death rattle In tho enemy's throat. So I'm going to outline some ways of helping the pincushlony balls of feathers when the lime comes they need help. For the time will come when nature will seem to have for gotten her feathered children; when snow and freezing weather will bring hunger and cold and death will slnlk among the ranks of those which, as Margaret Mc Kenny so lovingly describes ns having, all summer, "woven a web of flight and song" for us. So when that time comes, be prepared to get out your food chopper and grind somo apple peelings; throw In a little suet and hamburger If you have it. Also put out plenty of uncooked cereals and be sure to put these where a bit of shelter will pro tect the food from snow and rain. Especially if there be snow! 1s (ceding imperative. The smoth ering lovlinrss which we find so esthetically satisfying will huve covered all food resources and starvation with birds is only a Question of a few hours. For birds are not like tho creatures of the ground whose are Bl1 ood "' evcn 85 'ou stored fat and slowly beating j Bni1 ' "d only I,ced be re hearts can tldu them over food-1 n'',0,id. less periods. A bird's tempera-1 ture runs close to 110, Its tinv NAVY PREPARES pulse ever beating; furiously to Maryville, Mo. (UR No maintain this fever heat. Thisll,Bvy wallflowers hero this fall! requires food and more fond as I Kor,.v apprentice seamen at the their hlh geared llttlo engines ! Northwest Mlsosurl Slate Teach need constant stoking. i rr" college have orgiinled a For a whole year the little d"nrln rl5 ntl hav0 h'rert tvkes will hav wnrki f..r ... I teacher. They say they are get destroying millions of voracious Insects which, If left unchecked would have eaton our last flow er, our last vegetable. Not only have they worked for us but have lifted their voices to the very vaults ut heaven In an ecstacy of Joy at the world they found so fine. Let us not be en tirely without recognition of the gay gallantry with which they have met life tho high-burning little flame within them which puts a song In their throats even as they keep constant vlgilelice for the ever present cat with its pouncing death. Dut be careful when you put out this food supply. Shut your Brings and Cook In my wards would indicate that it is not of much value in progressive vasomotor collapse. This does not mean, however, that It may not have a value In the fever, and I should be sorry to give up its use in the severer forms of enteric" (typhoid fever) "and of pneu monia." In the same edition (sixth, '06) Osier said in the chapter on treatment of typhoid and enteric fever: "Alcohol Is unnecessary In a great majority of the cuses. Of late years I have used it much less freely; but when the heart Is feeble and the toxic symp toms are severe, eight to twelve ounces of whiskey may be given In the twenty-four hours." Before we put Osier back on the shelf after all, he is not an authority today it seems per tinent to recall that who he visit ed his elderly mother and found her rather peakish ho advised her to have some wine every day. But mother shook her head. "No, no, Willie," she said, "I'm afraid I might get the habit." QUESTIONS t ANSWERS Not fio Pa it I hnve lout 7 pound i in 1 fc weks since I tor ted the regimen you give In your pamphlet. I am happy and proud of It, ai I am only 5 ft. j incite tali and weighed W.'i nounrti feel no much better already, and do hope I can keep on losing flesh and gainlnr vitality. Please Bind me your pamnhlrt for falling rtnlr and for tfritvinft ha. (Mrs. P. L.) Annwer That Is too font. Two or three pounds a week is as much ni any one should lose on a sore, health ful redut-tfon. Try to regulate your diet find activity to keep the loss of weirht around 3 noundi a ween. Pamphlet "How to Lose Weipht" mail ed on request (no cliontntf if you pro vide st imped self addrcssrtj envelope. Pnmnh'et on "Cnre of the Hair and Control of Dandruff" ditto, Pamphlet on "The Anti-C;niy Hair Vitamins" ditto. If you ask for more than one pnmnhtct Inclose ten cnti for each additionnl one you want. ; lalmv Indoor Climate I have a clipping or part of one In which you told nhout nnintatnin; firojler Indoor humidity In the winter line, with water reservoirs and wleki. iK If.) I Answer Send itnmped self nd dreSNrd envelope for pamphlet on "Air CnniHUoninn." (CopyiiKht 1044. John P. DIHe Co) J W3 r4rm Ttlrptfuloi Aftrr collecting u finnora. stunlna away in a col (In on an Amrrlruc boniurr. Uien.on a Ircmluer, rrd- hmrfd Ellutbeth MacLetxl mbove) di Ucltiuu lrrliuid. liuully rcacticd her goal YowiK&town, O. Shc'i uow iwiug hcki ior unnugiauuu au UurlUcj. neighbors to do tho same. They ,in" pr'iwd fr the coeds' re lurn in September, Cm MM! Trihun Want Ada. GCOD HEALTH Your Oroft$f Possess on Won!-. H V? Win j tMtI el .mrrt Tthchl tFi'Mt, Fi ur, l'it.ila. Htrii.rj (Rup 1utt), O.ir tnlhcii r-( jt tent wiihaut hinidl op- lor 33 jmam. Ltlr,l erdit lim. L.(i;t i.-r ... i no,-',.,n i ' i nd lot t'UVZ 6jjkll.-''. Ofn htningt, Won., WJ ft., 7 to & JO Dr. C. J. DEAN CLINIC, Phytttion and Suryoea J. t. Cf. P. Bitrrt'H arrl nr.inri At. Tv.phoB TAil ;9I.1, Vat; and K Ortjca I Gsts Around f-S At';.'.: ' 3 tA' i J W A. WAVES Aid Naval 4 t lar women v: iT-vt "l,c.:Jt w, m.'i t jt'At run.: W Vt?? y$i tpiw- KVS err? i MkwjSkf I dren under 18. . . On the Radio Chains I II I I Ml I I'htiln nfrilljtliin and where the) irr un llie dljl: HAI: (.MIIS) 13:10, ri.rtllll.il Kt.N iMIl'lllur) IIUU I'lirtliinil (Mil -nine & Mils) l.'.lil KIHiklHIPl Kill) (Mll-llllir) Klu Hi. I. tmill'IMU; HlltV (MII'-HFUI KM I'lirtliinil: hill (Mil lllurl llliiu Krillllr: KNN (( IIHl lli;u l.i.i Aiiii'lrK. KIM (Mll'-llrdl K'.ll llrtitri! HIIIN (HI ')7, I'lirt liinil ; HOMO (Mir-ll.il) ii.-.(i KriltllFl lil'O (Mll'-Hnl) 0KII Sni. Iniinl-rn; KKL (CIIS) lltltl Sail Lnka I'll, limp Shown l PVT 5 00 p m-Klcirl.pr Wtlev. CP.S Trrry mid Plralca. ON. OK (or Ka Irnse. N1IC S IS p m. Superman. MU3: Dlca rrni-v UN 5 ;I0 p m Jock Arnntrona BN. Ilnrrv rlnnnorv. news CIIS Advcn lure ol Tom Mix MUS 45 p n. - l.niiti I1 l.ochi.er NIK.' NlKl.t Ni-we Wire. MllSi Cnpt. Mid nlrl.l, UN; News. CUS. 0 no p in Lti.lle Cantor. NHC: Cnl.rlel llentter. RIHS. Carlson and Nt-u'S. BN; Frank .Sinntrn, CIIS. (I IS p m.Nrwi UN. bcirun Teit MI1S rt .10 p m Mr District Attorney NHC. Jnt-k Cnrmm. CUS; Pint Nightcr M14S. Spotlit;!!! tlniuls UN 7 00 p in Kay Kvurri Kollere. NHC. Ilnyinond CIrnin Swing. UN' tir.'itt Mninrnla In Music. CUS 7:1S n in l.owi'll '1'honim MHS Ted Malone. HN The Colonel. CHS 7::ill p. m COP Nat'l Comm., MHS; flcramby Amby, UN; Nelson Eddy. ci:s 8 00 p m - Merrer'a Mime Shop. NHC; News, UN. 1 l.ove a Mstcry. CHS; Mnln t.lner. MUS S IS n in Hov Maypole. NHC. I.um and Abner UN fauing Parade CHS H 30 p. m Carton or Cheer. NHC; My Hest C.lrls. HN. Or christian CUS Undone Ui'iil.inioild MHS 11(10 p in Mr and Mn North NHC. Allan Jones wllh Woodv Her mans Orch CHS. News MHS; Dun. nlniiet HN P .10 p m Fulton Lewis Jr , MHS 10 no p m News NHC: Dal Tab arm Caie Orch HN 1030 p m Sonne Dunham Orch CHS. Sweetheart Swlnetlnie. NHC. In sS p m Ambassador Hotel Orrh . HN 1 1 on p m - niltmora Hotel Orch. NBC; News, CHS Tttnrsnav Plrteher IViiev -lia .IK lA- u..m 'l NHC S 13 p m nick rraee. BN, Super man. MHS. Relax tp Ithvthin NHC 3 30 p m .lark Arm-Irons. HN: Harry Flannerv news CHS RADIO SERVICE All makes repaired or Complitely reconditioned PHILLIPS' RADIO SERVICE Prion 3BS9. 1307 N Rlvcnid SURURBAN HEIGHTS ?!3 tr TT IT ; . ,t sT71 I Tl V KeM . AtTA IALK CUM N03SV.'.' SFe THINGS TH' WAV AH 0O- , AN - IT MIGHT AS ' V A Cr""ft 1 AT-i (Cut-P.r.'l A u J an' thet would J . weu. be JT'-if' KMf felf (y . ,f'i'HtA j V J TOE NEBBS llvX. fe'HV--V( PS 1 nCACavN ilT-X I V NHED A f NEED I I VOU MAVEKfT N RnrelH M' &VVVtJ VV;;j-q (1 . yOUGUT. I,5 JIHEWCfiDS A LIVE A UVE BEEN TLKIMS V?T nT )siz x-xx ceteris vffoLLtr LJl "1 L -vXi! OCTAfifJl Avfafion Training .r if s. n ft 6 a. li - 1 WAVLl participate in the altitude training program for Navy men undergoing nieht trainin? and for air crewmen. The WAVE, inset. ; conducting a "run" in the low- pressure chamber at the Naval Medical Research Institute at Bethesda. Maryland. The fliers are shown inside the chamber before the "flieht" begins. For these and simi patriotic, war -winning jobs the f WAVES need thousands of young between 20 and 36, without chil S '43 D m Louis P Loehner NBC. ; Captain Midnight. BN'; Night News wire. Mti-j News. uus. II 00 D m -M'.stc Hull. NHC. Maint I Howes CBS Gabriel llealter MUS i Carlson anc News HN 6:15 p m Scren Teal MBS: Lou Holtz. UN 0.30 p m. Bob Burns. NBC: Spotlight Hands BN Corliss Archer CHS. Starllebt Serenade. MUS I 7 00 o m Abbott and Costello. NHC; Raymond Gram Swing, BN. First Line. CUS. 7 lfi p m Lowell Thomas. MHS 7:30 d. m. Joe E. Brown. BN: ' Red Ryder, MUS; March at Time, NI.C. 8 00 o m Music Shop. NBC: 1 1 live a Mystery. CHS; Roy Heme, news. UN: oammv Kaye. Mils. i B:lft p m Night Editor NHC: Lum and Aimer UN I'as.ng Parade CHS nao p m. Cnllee ome, NHC. Death Valley Sheriff CBS: Fred War- ing Show HN O lio p m News MBS, America's Town Meeting of the Air, BN. 9 IS p m Ht x Miller. MHS 0 30 p m F.llery Queen Mysteries NHC; Fulton Lewis. Jr.. MBS; Lionel iiainpion uren., ciia. 10 00 p m New Reporter, NBC: Town (Vleelliig 10 30 p m. Sweetheart Swing I. me. nni. i.enri dussc uren., CHS 1100 p m Hotei Ulltmnrs Orch. NBC, News. CHS. Stella Walsh Freed On Larceny Charge Logansport. Ind., Oct. 11 (U.RI Stella Walsh, 32, women's champion sprinter and former Olympics star, was freed of grand larceny charges in circuit court today. A dismissal motion was filed by Prosecutor Kenesow M. Lan- dis II wlo said ho was unable to obtain the presence of the principal witness in the case. Landis told the court that the H0DGEN BREWSTER CALF SCOUR OEf.lEDY We urge you to try this effective remedy, when troubled with scouring calves. Jackson County FEED CO. Phona 34S4 a,iiaswi .fisl Be GLfYAS W1LLUMS Cass county council had refused to approve funds, requested Feb. 11, to return Mrs. Lois Matthesen, 24, Cleveland, to Logansport to testify. Miss WaLsh had been accused of shop lifting and had been at liberty under $3,000 bond. COURTEOUS REMINDER Boston (U.PJ Sign over a barber shop cuspidor "We aim to please. Will you aim, too, please?" Chalker'f Motel & Lodge OFFICERS' CLUB Dine-Danco-Refreshments Chicken and Steak Dinners Molt Unique Plmca in So. Or. CLOSED MONDAYS Tburidays Private Partlei Onir ror RetemUom Ph Gold B1U 474 STRANGE AS IT SEEMS By ERNEST HIX m 'ZjuVif 350YARS B&cxe 'tjfTL ; 7 TH HTOM03t . 7 -i - " y f spswaxds cossrucrED 1&2&'- -'.- -Z. V THE n?ST HIGHVAV wwr r' .WE..... BETWEEN ,'v?l?g2?'T ' MEXICO atAfjD ClEKfiAMCA, J.r&&-X'-i. ) MEXICO sacem BARNEY GOOGLE and SNUFFY SMITH '. y swoops oovwn.. Mttr4 s-ss- -v -MmtA ri& TY S) . iV yQif SHORE tNUFF! fmf& (vvkc A ; BUZ SAWYER - ; SAVE YOUg AND V0U CAHT FLAUNT AMHOW Limr VOU 1 BE TOPE IP lT THIS IS GETTINS Blf ' T . BREATH. YOU ANOTHER WOMAN IN AW Bjl UNOERSWNP THS 10VB I THAT BLONDE TAKE TlUEfOME., CHUM. FIRST ,Tff,NV;,VyFT.WM UNT m ME FACE-' rtOF A WOMAN. "J WUFITOMME, WU SCRATCH, THEN Vttl 1 HOWEVEB.'LL MEET YDU) WITH A WHIP yr-tf HOW ABOUT P.SAwyEffjf IT THROW A PURR. WHY DONTYW fx 4ps? mm k RLONDIE I I ' ' WFe;M WHAT DO YOU K II ' 'l1il' I l!Pnn!!TIP' SOUTH SEAS. WHOSKlNNY? ,1." I ?JM 1' j , I 77r3' JJ 1 ic h-.-,.. LTL ABNER 15- SOMWHAINTHEM''fTrwNOrE MOCmITEAnTn' I tUT HAVIN' ANOTHER CJl f fO' Tm"cOOOO' TH' JJI jfl WOOP". I A ONDELIEVASLE This COMMOO.NITV A-5 STRONO I HOOMIN BEAN EEK-WULLY V,''i I COM MOON IT V. Mt 2 I SOOPER-HOOMIN CTTEH 1 A5 ME 15 FIME.OIl ACCOUNT I STRONC 15 APT T'eE. I M f AN1 THET STRANCEI 1 17 AH TJT AA AU CFr lAN' PACK I I MF- DO SHP - Mlf.HT NOT T'l fl TANf.l p WV(F!? no I ATCO. I Elevclor Operator i In Work Of Lord Los Angeles, Oct.. 11 flJ.R) Arthur Bell, who has an appeal from a sedition conviction pend ing in federal court, told a war labor board panel that elevator operators in the Continental building were In the work of the Lord 'and not subject to union regulation. Bell's Church of the Golden 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. Rule own the building. Members of his church, he caiH fold the nanel yesterday, devote all their life, talent, and energies to the church and are forbidden to join other c-"irches, lodges, or unions. Use Mall Tribune Want Ada. BEAUTIFUL ROGUE RIVER LODGE IS NOW OPEN Delicious Dinners Cocktail Lounge Dancing On Crater Lake Highway Near Trail Telephone Trail 1404 Crossword Puzzle ACROSS 1 DIsttirbancef 6 Bundla of gralr 11 Attack! 13 Vulgar 14 We 15 Tiny 18 Not quit 17 Ocean 19 Prom which wt eat J! Exclamation 22 The Red 24 Bait 25 Terrible 26 liea god 2ft Racer 2fl Seven-piece toy 51 Pore S 4 Lets down 37 Dry 38 Evening wet 39 Parched 41 Metal used a protector 43 Gives medicine to 44 Color 45 More hot 47 Protrusion 49 Within 60 Elements In fat 61 Famous London street 63 Asiatic silk makers ; 64 Melodies II 13 IH VS -i 1 .3,9 ia T1 JT" -5 16 17 H i' !lZZZZ 3 1ZZZ ' DM. to bM rami tiutuu. in OUT OF SEASON Boston (U.R) As the mercury hovered around the 100 mark, pedestrians mopped their brows and shrugged as they passed the Boston Elevated railroad's main tenance yard and read this sign: "Snow laborers hired here 62 Vi cents an hour." KYLE'S RESTAURANT CHICKEN AND STEAK DINNERS Open 6 p. m. to 2 a. m. Phono Central Point . 472 lor reservations. On the Pacific Highway at Central Point Out of Bounds for Service People ANSWEB TO PREVIOUS VVZ30M DOWN 1 Wake from ileep 3 Set within 3 Greek termination 4 To fuss 6 Let It stay 6 Part of shoe 7 "" and pleach 8 Amorous f) Give confidence 10 Chain 12 Give test 13 Summon - 13 Free is the JO Ornament 33 Honorea 35 Gentlewomen 37 Sailor. 28 Father (dial.) , 30 Parts of Spurs 31 Sadness 33 Small bird 33 When It's cold 35 Color 36 By-word 38 Backicomb. form): 40 Tears 42 Animals apartments . 43 la seated 48 Bond 48 For 3 On oii!s!cui.s na;ti jo N S'E R'i ;e sCTEVe.sT iB1 ; ANjSs ATT V Uie hou '.V V the bouso and ask lour