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Newspaper Page Text- . '" - ,-r t r - - '"?."'"' ZIOHT MTDfOHD MATE TRIBUNE . TrWer, If or. 10. 1944 Your Health and Its Care BY DR. WILLIAM BRADY. M. D. '. Readers should sddr, Inqulria tot Or. Willlun Brady aS5 El Ctunlno, Beverly HUls. Ceilt. CONSERVATIVE TREATMENT OF ENLARGED TONSILS In the majority of cases there ii no evidence of Infection and do need of treatment 'for en larged tonsils in children 4 V t '4 from three to fifteen y a rs of age. It ' is p h y Biological or normal for children of this age to to have large tonsils. ' Medical'' or surgical treat- m e n t is re- Dt Bridv quired If the tonsils andor the pharyngea tonsil (adenoids) become so very large that the child's breathing is manifestly obstructed. For Instance, if the child' cannot breathe through the nose with the mouth closed; or if the child chokes and snorts and tosses about at night or assumes the knee-chest posture in order to maintain free; breathing while asleep. Although the tonsils and ade noids, cpmposed of the same type of tissue as that In the spleen, the lymph nodes' or "glands" ' throughout the body, the red bone marrow, etc., prob ably -serve 'a useful purpose, contributing to maintenance of Immunity against ' the cri (and please understand -this' term (cree) means any one ' of the Common Resnlratorv' Infections. from the mildest acute coryza or rhinitis tv Infantile paralysis or msp.fles) there is a point where this protective function of the tonsil tissue fails and surgery, conservative surgery .becomes necessary. ... , By conservative surgery I mean one of three alternatives to standard ' tonsillectomy or "complete" removal of the ton sils. These are (1) a series of X-ray treatments,- .particularly effective where the child has middle ear trouble or some 'deaf ness; (2) diathermy - (electro coagulation), for patients old enough to co-operate with the physician giving the treatment usually children under eight years of age will not co-operate; . , and (3) tonsillotomy. Tonsillotomy means merely slicing off, clipping, removing High School News Btnasnt sftporteri Maria Oammll Joes owe , The following students made the flonor Roll; at, senior high during the first six weeks, ac cording to Miss Josephine Kirt ley, vice-principal; ; j : i. Sophomores: Peggy Bray,' Joait Oilmore, Susan Inskeep, Joan McDuffee, Elaine Sherwood, Beverly Work, Lloyd Carr, Nick Green, B1U Moffatt, Charles White. Juniors: Beverly Autry, Ruth Caster, Elaine Hoffman, Janet Horsley, Jeraldyn Jerome, Helen Robertson, Carol Skeen, Norma Stearns, Geraldlne Thomas, Mar lon Tilley, Virgle Vanderpool, Alan Kircher, Jerry Llebmah, Ralph Rothermel, Robert Stew art and Bill Todd. Seniors: Pearl Brouck, Louise Ellis, Calista Farrell, Hortense Jennings, Elaine Rhymes, Nancy Swem, Elaine Walker, Rhoda Williams, Vernon Gleaves and Femes McKlbben. HI-Y had a meeting Tuesday to discuss the opening of the new Y.M.C.A. Official opening was November 8, but membership cards for the club will be on sale t the Y.M.C.A. in the future All high school students are eligible for membership, and the fee -will be $3 a year or $1' a quarter. J Dr. D. V. Poling, a member of the Oregon State System of Higher Education, at Corvallls. Ore., spoke to the high' school students at a special assembly November 7. Dr. Poling visits Medford high school every year to encourage all the seniors to attend a college ot higher educa tion. ,.- Members of the Medford high a capella choir are going to sell Civic Music membership cards next week for the annual winter concerts. Those selling tickets are: June Williams, Harriet Wal ker, Jean Hickman, Jo Ann Franklin, Shirley Morrow, Juno PARTS and SERVICE for all Makes ol WASHERS and REFRIGERATORS YOUNGER 'S APPLIANCI SERVICI CO. II N. Flartletl phone 41t a portion of the tonsil, by means of the tonsillotome. This is a Jiffy operation, and even with out, an anesthetic it hurts -no more than extraction of a, tooth so say many older chlldron and adults who have submitted to tonsillotomy.. In my opinion this is aas far as we should go with surgery, for. enlarged ton sils andor adenoids I believe tonsillectomy (so-called "com plete" removal of the tonsil is jjustlfied only in rare Instances of malignancy. , ' ' The first two alternatives are bloodless. The first (X-ray) is painless. The electro coagula tion method is not more painful than is, say, dental treatment of ajcavity. Of course tonsillotomy is momentarily painful, and some bleeding occurs, although rarely enough to cause alarm. One or another method ot treatment should be used when the child- with enlarged tonsils (1) has repeated attacks of sore throat or tonsillitis or more fre quent attacks of cri .than other young persons in the household; (2) when the child with enlarged tonsils andor adenoids - shows signs of defective hearing or symptoms of ., middle . ear' trou ble; (3) when there is manifest obseruction of breathing - as above described. ' , That leaves a majority of children with' enlarged tonsils andor adenoids entitled to be let alone, so far as medical or surgical treatment may be con cerned. QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS ' Leg Cramp I im 33 yean old and sometime I am awakened In the night with auch severe cramps In legs and feet that 1 could scream. (Mrs. O. E.) Answer The most frequent cause of such cramps, I believe, is tetany. Calcium, and vitamin D supplement for the diet brings relief promptly or prevents further trouble in most in stances. Send stamped envelope bear ing your address, for pamphlet "Adult Tetany and Growing Pains" you must ask for It yourself a clipping will not do. No Diagnosis ' I am aware that there is a war on, I'm willing to bend the code of medi cal ethics to the breaking point to help a correspondent when I can con sclentious'.y do so. Vet every mail brings a lot of letters from people who ask me to waive the dulea and let deserving correspondents wait while confine my attention, to their case. No, no, children. We believe the ideal way Is to try to do the greatest good for the greatest num jr. That makes ten-page letters out of order. Ol1 Doc Brady) (Copyright. 1944, John T. Dllle Co.) Wilder. Verne Rhnnulo AH Jarmln and Gerald Pence. Those doing the clerical work, are Phyllis Wendt, Charmalne Brault. Gloria Preston - A,, .lino Blatlln, Laree Montelth, Audrey larmin, Shirley Morrow and Gwen Clark. . : The rlnff MmmlHu - . m ...... -u. junior class met and made two selections which were voted on by, the class. The following were on the committee: Janet Horsley, Carmen Wright, Joan Hoppe, Alan Kircher, Bill Todd and ijerriii Kiggs. They were advised by Miss Jac Kirtley, class coun selor, ana Bob Watson, Junior Class president. TVia rlns. ...in be i on dlsnlav at r. Jewelry store. e e Jeanne Rosa Ttanira ti-i - '', a, xiiab- year typist, has made the unusual rate of Sfi rarfnc.' ur.r4.. . . - " "v-vtn a mill ute. Others in the same group wun penect typing scores are Joan Smith, 44 words; Sybil nagen, an words, and Rosalie Wilson, with 88 words. Forget-Me-Nota Campaign Now On "Wear a Fnroot.ma.nnt" i. k. plea of hundreds of workers on the streets tori a v in h .,., i flower sale of Jackson county chapter, Dlabled American Vet erans. The camnatim la Kin ' ducted by the local chapter to raise funds to take mr nt th emergency relief problems ai'iung uie war-time disabled and to aid . In the wnrv o re habilitation including that of maintaining a full time rehabll tatlon officer to serve as a spe cial advocate or attorney-in-fact for disabled veterans. ' AIRFIELD COIN 1 Washington, Nov. 10 D. The War Department today au thorized the construction of ad ditional facilities at the Roswell army airfield, Roswoll, N. M., at a cost of $1,160,017. The San Francisco district of the State Bureau of Marine Fisheries caught 784,577 pounds of English solo in 1043. , How To Relieve Bronchitis Creomulaton relieves promptly be. Jause It goes right to Uie seat of the .rouble to help loosen and expel term anden phlegm, and aid nature o soothe and heal raw, tender, ln tamed bronchial mucous mem iraneg. Tel) your druggist to sell you bottle of Oreomulslon with the un lerstandlng you must like the way It lulckly allay the oough or you aw o have your money back. CREOMULSION m Cough,, Chest Colds. B ronchitii LIPP1NE JAPS FOR THREE YEARS Skipper of Strafed PT Boat Joins Guerilla Bands In Jungle; Rescue Hard Task Rv T") n Mr.At.taa. United Press Staff Correspondent Pacific' Fleet Headquarters, Pearl Harbor, Nov; 10 XU.PJ Lt. David RIphnrHsnn farmarlv of Bulkeley's PT boat "Expend- aoies iiotuia, was on his way homA til MnvwnnH fnl (ivtiv 20 pounds lighter, but well and nappy aiter spending nearly thren Vpare VH1ln0 .Tana nrlth Guerilla bands in tho liinslna nt the Philippines. u was the night of April-10. 1042. whpn ho stAnnar aarmfa. on the Philippines after his PT boat was strafed nnri sat afire by Japanese planes. He was an ensign then. Never III ' ' . In the harrowing 30 months after that hp hpram. and then chief of staff of the guerilla forces on Leyte," knock ed off a few Japs now and then," and learned to eat rice ana other Jungle food. But he was never ill a moment, though other American nn ' tha ialonri had malaria, ulcers, dysentery ana oerioeri. . - . The toughest job of his gue- ruia career, ne sain, warn cettinfr rescued. ."I was on Samar when I heard of the Invnelnn nt T.avta I thought it would be easy to contact me American forces, so I got in our sailboat." Destroyer Wary ., 'We weren't nhlft tn ffet necrr the American ships until after dark and then a rfoetrnvei spotted us and came over to in vestigate. I used a searchlight to blink Out 'I am An American nt. fleer," but the destroyer was wary Decause tne Japs have used that trick before." "Finally, they boarded us and a big bosun's mate frisked me and took my tommygun and knife. Then they let us come aboard." That was 9 p. m. the night of October 21. Among the strange characters he met during his years as a gueruia were the natives who aorjrOacheH him Whlcnartn 41.av were "fifth columnists" and had Japanese supplies for sale. !'W.e bought those . supplies," Richardson anlnV ''We noeHa4 4ha gasoline for our trucks and launches. We knew they'd gotten the Stllff fmm the .Tana an4 knew there were Jap soldiers not above stealing from their own army. Japanese Offended By Stalin's Words By United Press The Japanese Dome! acrennv said today that the Japanese peopie were "surprised and of fended" by Premier Marshal Joseph Stalin's characterization of Japan as an aggressor nation but that government circles were refraining from expressing any opinions or comments. Y'xrw'm ffss pMa tt M r ir - tfri ihf f Jjf. BLONDIE , '. v X I fe';' XljJLjryi1 Y" I ivEGor'rV! : H 1 "H 'what FrJ oewbob) water! t.Vl U t:,-ns j&.A,rX. MP . 1 . IVE OT IT ! Mf E f IS IT? ) V7- TT TO POUR ON v V?JtfLC7i Ml Kiti - : THIS WILL AMAZE f4r-A . ZJXs E B ( DEHYDRATED Tfl ij 1, 3 vm- . ' Amos V Andy try to get Rochester a job, and Jack Benny gets a surprise! Ir all happens when Andy opens an employment agency and his first client is Rochester. Then Jack Benny shows up, and what happens would make a wooden Indian laugh! It's one howl after another to a surprise finish. Don't miss the fun on Amos 'n' Andy program tonight at 7 P;M. over KMED. THE NUCHBORHOOD LEAGUE . m IfCOMft tfflNferWiONtI!WiW!0-rrlEVtAWR, THE ItftM CAN USUAUY (OPE WTOi MMr!RJ SN&Y , ONE W ONEi VWT IF rf SO HATON5'1HAT Hit MOTHER ARE fcMHlRED W A ai'B MEEHr4 C AltA PRRTV AM) "ME PCV3 HAVt 16 MAKE IRElR PIEAS" iv ti vmiLw rnvni inn ivkjvv mixm On the Radio Chains ITaTIOSli . . Chain affiliation and where tnej ars on tba dial! RALE (MBS) I ISO. Portlan. Rtk (NBC-Blue) I UK). Portland: KUA (NBC-Blue MBS) 1610. Spokane: KUO (NBC-Ulue) SI0 San rranelaroi RUW (NBC-Had) 620. Portland) HJB (NHU-Blue) 1000, Seattle I KNX (CBS) 1070. Los Angrles; It OA (NBC-Ked) SSO Denver l KOIN (CBH) S70, Port land; 'HOMO (NBC-Red) 950. Seattlei KHO (NBC-Red) 880. San rranclscoi K8L (CBS) 1)60, Salt Ua Cltj . ' Tims Sbown Is PWT rtuur D.w p. 11 1. ic, i.) aim . ii. w;., d... rietcher WUey, CBS: OK for Release. NBC. 5:15 p nv Dick Tracy. BN: Super man, mas.' 5:30 n m.--Jack Armstronaa BN: Harry w riannery news CBS; Ad ventures or Tom mix. una S:5 p m. Elmer Peterson, Com, mentator, NBC: Capt. Midnight, BN: Niaht News Wire. MBS: News. CBS. 6 00 p. m. Waltz Time, NBC: Ga- onei Meaner, hob: -oerenaae, un. fl:IS n m.KRMn I tt MUM 8:30 o m. Peoole Are Punny NBC: That Brewster Boy,, CBS; Double or 7:00 p m. People An Purmy, nmos-nnay nn; iniranie ana saoore. CBS; Dal Carnegie, MBS. 7:15 p m Lowell Thomas, MBS: Ted Malnne. BN. 7:30 p. r. Stage Door Canteen, CBS; Lone Ranger, MBS. 8:00 p. m. Muse shop. NBC; I Love a Mvsterv. CBS: Plants. MBS. 8:19 p. nv The Parker family. BN: Press Club- CBS- - 8:30 p m. Duffy' Tavern. NBC; Gang Buster. BN; It Pays to Be ig norant CBS :00 p ra. Purlouah Pun. NBC: News, MBS; Aldrlcn Family. CBS. 0:30 p m. Fulton ewls. -Ir. MBS: Adventures of Thin Man. CBS 10:00 p. m News. NBC; Five Star rtnai, cbs. .11:00 p. m. concert Hour, BN. . Samrday 0:00 d. m. Youth, on Parade. CBS. 3:30 p. m. Know Your Symphony. not;: music, mds. 5:43 p. m. Night News Wire. MBS; News. CBS: Elmer Peterson. NBC. 8:00 p. m. Barn Dance, NBC; Thla is my atory. ubs -6:30 p. m. Spotlight Bands, BN. 6:43 p m. taurda Serenade. CBS 7:00 p m Guy Lombardo Orch.. BN 7:1S p. m. Remember BN: Mavor of the Town. CBS; Barry Wood, NBC. 7:30 p m.-Grand Ol Opry.aNBC: Red Ryder, MBS. 8:00 p. m Downbeat Derby. MBS: Early American Music, BN; America in the Air. CBS. 8:30 p. m Rudy Vallee. NBC: Inner Sanctum. CBS; Leland Stowe, BN. 0-00 p m. Music From Hollywood. BN: Hit Parade CBS. News. MBS 0:13 p m Dream Boat MBS 9:30 p. m. Three Suns Trio, NBC; News. BN. 0:45 D nv rjnnt Vntt RaHava. I CBS: Lee Slmms pianist. NBC 10 00 p m. News. NBC: Musio by GUI, BN , io:30 p. m. Henri Busse Orch, CBS. 11:00 n. m Tan flavHt nn4 . cms. Thla Moving World, BN. Eugene Broadcast Permit Is Sought Washinfftnn Nnv 1fllJlim The Valley Broadcasting Co. to- aay sought permission from the federal Communication' com mission to Construct a stnnHnrrl radio station at Eugene, Ore. Dae Mall Tribune Want Ada ZERO CLUB Out of bounds, civilians only Delicious chicken and steak dinners 7:00 p. m., 3 a m except Sunday Phone day time SHOO: night 0101 WANTED 60 USED CARS Medford' Largert Buyer Pays Highest Cash Prices No Delays. "Ask the man who sold one" HUMPHREY MOTORS USED CAR EXCHANGE 33 S. Riverside Dial 4980 T GLUYAS WILLIAMS DUvNt THtY iVVv Food Stores Will Launch Nutrition Campaign Saturday Medford merchants In cooper ation with the National Nutri tion Program are now featuring the H. O. sponsored High Out put Breakfast Week. With everyone working hard er an with the' greater war time demand for energy foods, the government is stressing the National Nutrition program. H. O. oats is in group 6 of the Dasic nutrition lootis. It Is one of the best all-around foods you can give your family. Start the day off right by serving a high out-put breakfast, including H. O. oats. Remember, nutrition ists recommend that your break STRANGE AS IT SEMS By ERNEST HIX 5S Sums Moivroa OS. FGH7f? MHS afHf MADC .. Bur r fxjcries as 6tVlLS J&y&f-y-iXk I . 7xbito urentesamx. rSJ-'.''iS' "'A 7 r rxfMCH haw-- ecirBfCAUse S 'ZZ'-!l 'asr- -IaV Of mi:HAT AVD ODO. AO M - ' aaaaiiisasani ft uf I aaa-iaoaaani a in. BARNEY GOOGLE and SNUFFY SMITH . . BUZ SAWYER - ' " """ t nn iinr (scene, Wd'EmriEr see-voo v the cobra, for wmin. to die... vu? I M n V rtWOll ytyrf Mrsi.umM OUR WORK TODAVz J. iSiAM FOftTHtONt... tg Va.t' B I P7, V: . J 1 .:c.t.ktiTrj.,i 'i t 1' :v: Jaaaaaaal. VoUM3- Llh ABNER . l"' ' J titbit f TH' BLACK AW I I HOS4 UNIMENT.V 25 TM' 5ia,piE HAWKINS IT-PI I ONE-TWO - rVIW f ''JlM-'y AN KLE. A BLUE DANUBE. MULl LINIMENT TT FZZzSZ- fSfk PANCECVCa TO Tf WSM. HALP.V BUSTED- 22VSg- fTTH- Np JM? Vr?. J " l i 1 THE NEBBS " .-&fcraJj I ra0USTDROP I HEaO,TWCH.EvWV-A-rM I I CERTAINLY NO?! 'v I f . .'',... . l IN AND LET TME mLrRCBAaOTlsoJiSsF VOUOP VNeuviAii I l T j?rME-UQ.r NOT ATy bt HEa I -RgrV .-BtS BOSS KNOW TWATIM WERE ; VbSmWE BOSS VOUTlEri I fSS.-V ! ANuTC l rrWTUAT UE OOWJ g SEE HMyfSoxm CT'V Nl (CAME TO TELLrQU K I A OVEROMMEWUEM f ' --tT W AcT TUESAMETO31 I A ,iWCXXlER0SSE0 LftiJ f 1 W M h T'Nrri M'- VOL) MADE fast should Include from 20 to 33 of your nutritional in take for the day. H. O. oats is of course, more than breakfast food. Because of its protein content it is un excelled as a meat extender. Then, it adds much to such baked delicacies as muffins and cookies. ' . Local merchants have avail able, without charge, copies of The Best' Foods Menu Planner. dee Mall Tribune Wans Ada Chalker's Motel & Lodge OFFICERS' CLUB Dine-Dance-Retreshmenrs Chicken and Steak Dinners - Most Unique Place in So. Ore. CI.OSKD MONDAVI rbarsdays Private ParUes Onir for Reservations Pb Gold HIU 474 CdllaSora'tionisl -- Editor Executed Paris, Nov. 10 (U.R Geor ges Suarez, collaborationist ed itor of the Paris - newspaper Ajourd'hui, was executed by a firing squad at the fort of Mon- BEAUTIFUL ROGUE RIVER LODGE IS NOW OPEN, Delicious Dinners Cocktail Lounge Dancing On Crater Lake Highway Near Trail Telephone Trail 1404 Crossword Puzzle acaoss lEaebansa a Hurried a Vsluaols stana U Twins lS-Blbllcal vasal 14- Ens la Voice rant ' le River in rrane . It-Pert la Went down . JO 8rn.ll nsh 11-Nlght before tpL)' M Lort blood t3 Mof es smoothly 18 Ctuiie to rias loudly 15 Happen ssala aPlrboi 13 German river -S3 Bead ol enaed men 14 Sun ged 15 etorace pise 17 Terrae labor.) Sole W Pl.ca of .' oreromsnt -40 Harblager 44 Level vltb vales 43 Lsrg aotalopa - 44 Drug used sa purg.Uva 45 Desires 49 Wanderer 40 Dysprosium (abbr.) ii3i sT t is IT p!"- " T jj- "" w" " 2 ai is Y-j. 17 5 ST" !T" " " trouge !n tha Paris suburbs day. .....J Sure, who edited AJourd f hul while it was published urn der Nazi control during German occupation of France, had been convicted on a charge of collu sion with the enemy. . KYLE'S RESTAURANT CHICKEN AND STEAK , DINNERS , Open i p. m. to I . SB. Phone Central Point 473 (or reservations. On the Paclfio Highway at Central Point Out ot Bounda lot ' Service People - (VtSWEB TO ruvious rvzaM -Plog I IilnrJ Cours of uttoti -BRocks T-aViVCl Huge srlmlaUl ID Estup Jl Married -19 Always aa Poison ' 33- prout - 34 The Swan Otal , as-iear 38 Cat - ... 27-OaeUO 38 Ball bit ova( boundi - 10 Wrliikle4 ' 31 Mimdana 33 Body ol water . 36 Orasps 37 Span of oxta 39 Mop Ivar.) 40 Cut wood 41 High not ' 42 Raced 43 Insect 44 Wing 4 Calcium symM( J7 Land meaauxa ITIOBCH gAV ' UE Nl 5)5 El- ARARAT aTrIe' LTJa lIa t e Be t a sleMs1" lie i alHTb &to nB n? t Heave sIIId at Tf eagles oiv u Ljsy? at g WS t i Me m amahs' b tTn XEMHjA I AJB L. E BjN E E LluMS V gfl A j A STI" gE A P E R L I S T IR IT I E I P-ImIsIs IE o6 1 E Is Hat) l"y!sr