Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, October 24, 1944, Image 8

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Newspaper Page TextEIGHT MEDFOHD MAIL TRIBUNE Tu.iday, Oct. 24, 1944 -1 .- i , Hk A - il Aw " ' ; : ,! ft f '. I . . iWSSSsfc? i 1 iX-XLi' - -"- . f '.f 11 Si l it 4 ltvxg 2 -1 v-iat KMa Under leaden skiea In a drizzling rain, President Roosevelt rides In an open car through Times Square (left) during 50-mlle parade through New York city as he opened campaign for Nhw York state's electoral votes. At right, FDA Is shown wearing his dripping campaign fedora and a blue military cape, an old-tune heavy-weather friend. Fala. the White House dog, and an alert Secret Service man ride with him- Your Health and Its Care BY DR WILLIAM BRADY. M, D. Readers should address tnquirles toi Dr. William Brady 265 CI Camino. Beverly Hills. Calif. SQUAWK FROM A STOOGE How can I crash the delivery room in the Hospital? On Feb. 4, 1942, I spent 12 hours in the mens labor room at Hospital, and then was info rmed by an office girl that my son had been de livered. Then after another hour I was al lowed to go up to the ma ternity ward Dr Brady t0 see my wife and baby. Our doctor was Dr. I know from your newspaper column that you understand my gripe, and hope that you can inform me what to do when our next baby is born, which we expect will be about the end of next Jnnuary. We were greatly disappointed when was excluded my wife wanted mo to remain with her, to share the birth as well as the bill. (Signed) In a hospital that purports to serve the public the order or wish of the attending physician should supersede any "rule" or quaint custom the hospital may have sought to establish, exclud ing the father from the delivery room, if he is man enough to remain with his wife during the delivery. Probably a good many hospi tals or the politicians who con trol them will try to Justify this trick by saying the purpose of excluding the expectant father Is asepsis the desire to main tain in the delivery room an en vironment as nearly germ-free as possible. But I tell you that's a lot of hooey it is Ironical when we consider what goes on In most hospital delivery rooms. The place for a real man is with his wife when she Is bear ing his child. A doctor who acquiesces In the trick of excluding the hus band from the delivery room is Maybe you've alwaj-s had a full pocket book. H so, a few years back when traveling was done by train, you walked Into the diner at meal time and or dered a good square. And if I were on that train I envied you for I stayed In my scat and ate my lunch out of a shoe box. The contents of that box ran largely to fried chicken. Mother was I great believer in the ef fiency of fried chicken, both as nourishment and as a means of developing fellowship with the oilier pauengors. She'd get out a browned and crusty thigh, bite Into It with slow dcllbcra- ii-fn nimiri rf lii-tii Olive Barber's' Observations YICK SO CHINESE HERB CO. REMEDIES FOR STOMACH ULCERS Heart Rheumatism Asthma Catarrh Piles. Prostate Gland Eciema and all disorders ol Liver. Kidney Trouble and other com plaints disappear after using CHINESE HERBS . Removed to Sparta Bide. Roosevelt Opens New more concerned about catering to the arbitrary whims of the hospital management than he is about the welfare of his pa tients. This is my opinion. There is one way to break up this practice. At the time you engage the doctor's services, if your home is not a suitable place for the baby to be born, have a distinct understanding that the expectant father is to remain with his wife from be ginning to end, and then, if the expectant father is not just a stooge, as the comic papers and the second rate hospitals would have him, he will carry on with dignity and decency. QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS Calcium and Crampi I -have received bo much benoflt from the suggestloni In your pamph let on Calcium Shortage. Can stretch my arma, leRH and even my J a w a without getting cramps. Formerly 1 suffered much from cramps, if I stretched myself when asleep or half asleep. (Mrs. A. B. G.) Answer Adult tetany, of which cramps in arms or legs, particularly at night, are characteristic, la mure common Ulan Is generally realized. Pamphlet on "The Calcium Short age" mailed on request If you Inclose stamped self-addressed envelope. Do not send a clipping. Kor pamphlet on Adult Tetany and Growing Pains send st'lf-addresned stamped envelope. If you ask for both pamphlets, inclose 10 cents. How to Los Weight Please send me your onmnhlet on overweight. If the Instruction there in proves as eftecuve as the advice in your nuaraine Damon et I siiai be a very happy woman. iW. C. M.i Answer You torgrt when vou em lor ine pampniet Why linve Headache? vou urovided a slamned envelope bearing your address. The pamphlet "How to Lose Weight" Is available to any one who asks for H Ino clipping) and Inclose stamned self. addressed envelope. If you ask for ootn, inclose tu cents. Horse Sense Since eliminating while sugar and. as far as possible, white flour from my oiet, i nave improvea greatly in vitality, endurance and pep. I do not tlra as I did formerly . , . Iowa, as The farmer feeds his poultry and livestock onlv the best foods in or. der to get the beat prices. He turns around and puts food Into his own stem that Is not food at all . . . and then goes to the doctor for pills, shots or whatnot, and the doctor seldom Inouires about the food he cats. IS. E. H I Answer You said a mouthful. I suppose Iowa farmers grow some wheat, but I betcha not one in a hun dred of 'em would eat the stuff un less it nas gone through some mvs terlous "process" to make it fit for dumb human consumption. Copyright, 1M4, by John r. Dllle Co.) tlon. Of course the kids In the next seat were soon goggle-eyed and drooling. At this point she'd offer one a drumstick, an other a wish-bone. The chil dren's mother would have to thnnk her and soon was munch ing a slice of breast or a wing herself. From then on to the end of the Journey the conver-1 sation never languished. Very natural, on my recent trip to see the parents, to have mother thrust a box in my hand as I left. I was driving my own car but I was going on a Jour ney; and taking a lunch box of course! Soon 1 picked up a hitch hik ing sailor. Noon came. "Open the box", I ordered. He did, a little hesitantly. "Jccpcrs!" was his only comment as he saw the contents fried chicken, dill pickles, grapes, apple pie. And how that lad did eatl Arriving at my friend's apart ment late that evening, she made a cup of tea. I got out the box. The sailor and 1 had done our best but there was still a lot left. York Campaign Wifh 50-Mile Drive In SJST.t Br $2 'HZ? Back From 1 fwrrwy.v., ....... ...... .. . ... - v. .. Shaken, bruised and bloody, this Navy pilot Is helped from cockpit of nU plane, ahot up during air strike at Formosa. Sheer nerve and guu tnabled him to fly his crippled ship oack to his carrier and bring it lr. for a skillful crash landing. "I had a late dinner and don't believe I better cat any more", said my friend, And pro ceeded to do the right thing by a chicken breast, three dill pic les and a huge bunch of grapes: The next morning we got up late; too late for my friend to wait for breakfast if she were to be at her office on time. So fj i .ill J 'JJ WFHVN yon-need quick relief from . " pAin.do you hesitate 10 take aspirin because if leaves you with an upset stomach It so, this new medical dis covery. SUPER L4N. is "just what the doctor ordered" tor you. tuperln I aspirin plus contains the tarn pure, sale aspirin fou hare long knownbut developed by donors in special way for those upset by aspiria in its ordinary form. This new kind of aspirin tablet dissolve more quickly, lets the aspirin stt rijthc at the job of relieving piin, reduces the aridity of ordinary aspirin, and does TELEPHONE MESSAGE tlhssMMial s fW aWJ MPTHt CVtT SUITE', AHO A?V HIM U1 EI T T to mo rwr ii THkT by T,t; 6lvt; TKC ME.&tbK WTHT H TO :. (sl, e fFSi.ri 1 K1 f Formosa Raid "5 I Acme Tfilf photo) we Just made coffee and fin ished the contents of the box. I must admit however, that a dill pickle does not appear at its best on the breakfast table. At lunch, or even for a midnight snack, yes. But for breakfast, unh, unhl But a chicken back, well I can take a chicken back any time; especially if the little f NEW kind, of ASPIRIN tablet doesn't upset stomach not Irritate or upset stomsch even after repeated doses. Tear this out to remind yon to gel Superin today, so you can hare It on hand when headaches, colds, etc, strike. See how quickly it relieves pain -how fine you feel tfter tak ing, At your druggist's. 15 snd 39. By CLUYA9 WILLIAMS -Qp tewv. cut reoM wet IV-: C WHAT D:D Mmvt. tun itw.Y MKie.rasTiwniai C0M TOMCAOOS- ST9 C AK AMKU IN TO SWOTH, cam NKAa. AtTLVWHAr lrc.Nt. mc-a.c fW4 Wwrvft A,p UKXWY llrtLLI6'd'-t; Rain it-' V i- -J 1M ' ,f, ' J, ' . !Jr'" J t Acme Telephoto) kidneys have been left In. Oh I see now that one should always take a lunch along on a trip; a lunch composed mostly of fried chicken and put up in a shoe box. PHIL MURRAY TAKES ; PAC RESPONSIBILITY ; Pittsburgh. Oct. 24 (U.R) Philip Murray, chairman of the Congress of Industrial Organiza tions in a speech defending the political action committee, told a meeting of 2,000 PAC workers meeting here yesterday that he assumed full responsibility" to the CIO for the formation of the PAC and said he recommended it to the CIO before Sidney Hill man appeared on the scene. Chalker's Motel & Lodge OFFICERS' CLUB Dine-Dance-Refreshments Chicken and Steak Dinners Most Unique Plar. in 80 Ore CLOSKll MONDAYS Thursdays Privat. Parties Only For Reservations Ph Gold till) 474 (Because of failure of matrixes to arrive, by mail, "Li'l Abner" comic strip and the feature "Strange As It Seems", cannot be published today.) BARNEY GOOGLE and SNUFFY SMITH L00KY PT THIS SIGNS I FOUND TWO -THREE MILE DOWN TH' ROAD, . tlRWKy RVJKY BUZ SAWYER 4m BLONDIE -UP. BLONDIE, MOLD V1' IVE JUST GOT yTrYl rrwo MfNcrtES ) & -rst, ll mv bus r THE NEBBS 1 Dorr - v EXPERIMENTS WHEN BOUGHT TUIS iT A W TUE SALE OC GOVERNMENT nvj PROPERTY- ITS AN EXPERIMENTAL On the Radio Chains STATIONS I . Chaln affiliation and wher. tnej are ou til. 'dliil: KA1.B (MBS) 1330, Portland, KtX (NBC-Blue) U0, Portland; KUA (NBC-Blue Si MBS) 1610 bpoLanei KUO (NBC-llllie) HI0 San Franclsro; KOW (NBC-Ketl) 610. Portland 1 KJK (NBC-Blue) lout). Seattle; KN. (CBS) 11)70 Los Anerles; KOA (NBC-Ked) 850 lien vers KOI.N (CBS) 970, Port land; HOMO (MIC-Bed) 0 Seattle! KPO (SBC-Bed) 680 Ban Francisco; KSL (CBS) 1100 Salt Lake Cltj lime Shown Is PWT Tuesday S:00 p. m. lerry and Pirates. BN; f letcher Wiley, CBS: OK lor Release. N5?1S p m. Dick ITacy, BN: Super man, MBS. 5:30 p m Date with Judy. NBC. Jack Armstrong. BN Horry Flannery news. CBS; Adventures of Tom Mix "fS p. m. Capt Midnight. BN; Night News Wire. MBS. News CBS 6:00 p m. Mystery Theater NBC. Gabriel Heatter. MBS: Burns and Al- 'e6';15 0 m. Screen Test. MBS 6:30 p. m. Fibber McGee and Molly, NBC; Spotlight Bands, BN; American Forum. MBS 7:00 p m Bob Hope. NBC: Ray mond Gram Swing. BN 713 p m. Lowell Thomas. MBS 7:30 p. m. Gov. Dewey, NBC; Red Ryder MBS . 7:33 d. m. Pres. Roosevelt, Natl War Fund. BN. 8:U0 p m. Mercer's Muslo Shop. NBC; I Love a Mystery, CBS. 8:15 p. m. Fleetwood Lawton, NBC; Lum and Abner, BN. R .Hi n m Jnnnnv Presents NBC; Alan Young Show, BN; Freedom of Opportunity. MBb. 9:t)0 p m. Everything for Boys NBC; News, MBS; Big Town, CBS; Let Yourself Go, BN. 0:15 d m Bex Miller. MBS. 0:30 d. m. Million Dollar Club. CBS. 10:00 p m news, Ntttj; count 01 Monte Cristo. MBS. 10:15 p. m. Bandstand, NBC. 10::io p m. Edwin C liill, CBS; Sweetheart Swing Time. NBC. il;00 p. m. Talks, CBS. Wednesday 0:00 p. m Fletcner Wiley. CBS; Terry and Pirates. BN; OK for Re lease, NBC. 5 15 p m. Superman. MBS: Dick Tracy BN 5:30 p m. Jack Armstrong, BN: Harry Flannery, news CBS: Adven tures of Tom Mix. MBS . 5 45 p. m. Elmer Peterson, NBC: Nieht News Wire. MBS; Capt. Mid night. BN; News. CBS 6:00 p m. Eddie Cantor, NBC: Gabriel Heatter, MBS. Carison and News. BN: Frank Sinatra, CBS. 6 15 p. m. News BN; Screen Test MBS 6 30 p m Mr District Attorney. NBC; Jack Carson. CBS; First Nighter MBS. Spotlight Bands. BN 7:00 p m Kay Kysers Kollege. NBC; Raymond Gram Swing. BN Great Moments In Music CBS 7:15 p m Lowell Thomas MBS: Ted Malone. BN: The Colonel. CBS 7:30 p. m. Lone Ranger, MBS: 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. 'Ronwn fiS, YARD u & BIRD 1 I NOW. DONT VOU CMR 7 RUSM OUT OP HERE S WITHOUT KISSING xV-. mc cam rv? V n- I ' t h '1 like GUINEA J UOOATlA DO C VJHfiT DO IT X IN JRP (Tfh ) Sv SNUFFY - FIRST, I'LL TVtY f-'tfit& W WHftT'S 1 pvaaaawT-'gX . T )RRVT0J0, TO PlSTCfVdT THIS I V THftT? i BiS--V; 6UT 1 ED CUARAC.TEB S MIfft U-k" - -Jt ' B JTVM VjHS TRUCK. t seramb? CBS. Amby. BN! IfetaoB Wdy K 00 p. m. Mercer, music ouk. News. BN; I Lov. Mystery. 1 NBC; News. BN; i 8 15 p m Flee'twood Lawton. NBC; Lum and Abner BN Passing Parade CBS ! 6:30 p m Carton of Cheer, NBC; My Best Girls, BN. Ur Christian CBS; Bulldog Drummond MBS. t 9 00 p m; Mr and Mr. North, j NBC; Allan Jones with Woody Her Iman'. Orch.. CBS: New.. MBS; Dun- I "'93" p m. Fulton Lewis, Jr., MBS 10:00 p. m. News. NBC. ! 10:30 p m. Sonny Dunham Orcn. CRS Sweetheart Swinfltlme NBC. 10'45 p. m. Ambassador Hotel Orch.. BN 11:00 p m. Blltmor. Hotel Orch. NBC; News. CBS. RICE PRICE UP Washington, Oct. 24 (U.R) The office of price administra tion today authorized increases of from 25 to 35 cents a barrel in the ceiling price of five varie ties of rough rice at the producer level. The increase will apply to producers in all states except California, OPA said, with types of rice affected including Rex oro, Texas Patna, Nira, Fortuna, and Edith. Simple Test Aids Thousands Who Are Hard of Hearing Thanks to an easy oo-riik fccaritiff test, many thousands who have been temporarily deafened now say they hear well again. If you are bothered by ringing, buzzing head noises due to hardened or coagulated wax (cerumen), try the Ourine Home Method test. You must hear better after making this simple test or you get your money back at once. Ask about Ourine Ear Drops today ti Wainscott's Pharmacy, 400 E. 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