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TE If MEDFORD MAIL TMBOrTE Your Health and Its Care BY OR. WILLIAM BRADY. M. D. Readers should address loqulrtu tot Dr. William Brady t6S CI CamlBO. feeverly Hills. Calli. OUR READERS CONDUCT THE COLUMN ir ..in (he term i rcH pnvploDe" was tm,-t inr nt course the en- v e l o pe aoes . , I not address It self. I have roamed about mentally for a word to take the place of self - address ed, and have finally come upon "pre address e d", which, as I see It. would Dl. Brad do the work, without being open to dispute , or misunderstanding. (A. D. B.) It impressed me, too, but still I'm afraid to try It without ot tering this explanation first. Readers hove an infinite caps-, city for misunderstanding and If I mull It over time and again and finally release it for print ing with every assurance that it will appear as written, there is still the hazard of a misprint. , "Pre-addressed" - suits well .enough, but we'll have to break It gently. Now here Is a round robin (three signatures) which, I sus pect, is the work of a student of dentistry or perhaps a dentist. Although three names are sign ed,' they are all in the same handwriting. ; Be that as it may, the letter raises a subtle question: "In your article . . . you said "These are authorities to whom I refer dentists or doctors'. . . ' "Do you mean by this state ment that dentists aren't doc tors? After all, dentists are qualified as much as physicians to be called doctors. Don't you realize that both medical men and dental men receive a min imum of six years of. training in their respective schools, at the end of which time they re ceive a doctor's degree? "We realize it is really .a grammatical error, but it has a .degrading effect on the dental profession - in that it implies that dentists are not ; doctors. ADULT LEADERS NEEDED IN GIRL IN Mora than 80 adult leaders are needed this year to carry on the greatly expanded Girl Scout program In Medford, ac cording to Mrs. John Larwood, chairman of the organization committee of the Medford Girl Scout Council. "Girl Scout national member ship has been boosted from 671 000 at the time of Pearl Harbor to more than a million today," Mrs. Larwood stated. "Interest in Scouting in Medford and out lying districts in Jackson coun' ty would almost double our membership in the organization if adequate leadership could be obtained. Many more women are, needed to help the girls continue ! their Scout training." Training Given Explaining that volunteers are given the training necessary to Girl Scout leadership, Mrs. Lar wood said that any woman over 21, with a liking for youngsters, a strong belief in democracy and two or three hours a week to give to activities outside her home is eligible as a troop lead er. "Women who have worked In Girl Scouting through the war years have found great satisfac tion in doing their share on the youth front'," she said. "Those who enter Scouting now, when all of the plans and possibilities for post-war activities are beinit explored, will find the chances for Important national service even greater. Tho end of the war won't see the send o the prob lems which have put young peo ple Into the headlines too often." Need Help Now Mrs. Larwood pointed out that as the emergency war services relax, many women who have received valuable training and experience, will have time to look for opportunities for put ting their energy and skill to good use. "Who needs them more than the girls who will be to morrow's citizens?" she asked. "But girls can't wait to grow up until their mothers, sisters. , YICK SO CHINESE HERB CO. .uil Removed to Sparta Bid:. I B. L J H. Laong, Harballtt Sunday. Wot. II, I4 You should have said dentists lor physicians. Are we not cor- rect? r! I ioihw G. P. R. V. T. . , R. H. B." You are right. Else it would not be Homer. But answer me this, son. Whenever in an emer gency there is a call for a doctor do you or does any one have the slightest doubt what doctor means? More than that. I have now relinquished and abandoned the attempt to persuade dentists to use that unmentionable' trade name I proposed for them In stead of "Doctor". Believe it or not I was ashamed and embar rassed when, in revising the booklet "Save Your Teeth" I found that name on nearly every page. Now I hope dentists every where will send .me a pre-addressed stamped envelope , so that I may send them a copy of the revised booklet. Physicians, too. Others . who want that booklet must send 25 cents and pre-addressed stamped envelope. QUESTIONS ANSWERS Boned Lis , , . On bowed lege be made tht by any exercise, manage, correfttye ap paratus? U so. will you pleaie teU in Triwer-Maafage. no; exercl... such aa pushing a velocipede, tricycle, etc. "nf active outdoor Py. y correct bowleg In a child under six year, of age. Only possible correction for older perton ia operation on the bones about which conault your physician or the orthopedic aurgcon no recommenda. 7 Vitamins and Pyloric Stenosis Some time ago you had an article about the relation of vitamin Intake of expectant mother to pyloric ateno ala In the newborn n('jmr. Q s ) Answer Dr. C. Ulysses Moore re ported in 1931 that experimental and clinical obiervatlona Indicated that vitamin B-coniplex deficiency in the expectant mother s diet made the new born baby more likely to have pyloric obstruction. That la one reason why. In the booklet "Preparing for Matern ity." I urge that the prospective mother's diet should be supplemented by a good dally ration of vitamin B complex. For copy of booklet aend ten centa and stamped pre.addressed en velope. If you would like also a copy of the Brady Baby Book Inclose an ad ditional ten cents for It but no clip pings, plenae. Boiled Milk Does cow's milk lose any of Its nu tritional value when boiled? (V. 8.) Answer In my opinion, yes. (Copyright 144. John r. Dllle Co.) aunts and friends have more time for them. They need the fun, guidance and opportunities for service in Scouting now to day," she continued. "Scouting has helped many a girl "weather the difficulties of wartime; it can be ait even greater force In helping girls through the changes that will come with' post-war readjustments. Women who en list - in Girl Scouting now will have the thrill and satisfaction of taking an active part in the solving of many of our country's post-war problems." To Enroll Leaders Mrs. Larwood announced that before the year is out, special effort will be made to enroll at least 50 Women as leaders and assistant leaders of Girl Scout troops. She invited all women who are interested in learning more about opportunities for service in Girl Scouting to call at or phone the Girl Scout of fice at 500 East Main. Sgt. Eads Writes About Landing On Philippine Beach A letter recently received here from Sgt. Johnnie Eads, from somewhere in the Philip pines, gave a short account of initial landings on the Islands. Sgt. Eads wrote that It was "rough and miserable In places tne whole show simply stag gers the imagination." The sergeant's letter went on to say he experienced "plenty of thrills" when he neared the I beach, near enough to be wlth-j In range of Japanese artillery and mortar fire. Sgt. Eads wrote ' that at times during: the land-1 ings they fairly waded through small arms fire. He inclosed three pieces of Japanese invasion money in do nominations of five, ten and 80 centavos. ' His mother, Mrs. Susan K. Eads, resides at 29 Kenwood and his wife lives at 729 W, Sec ond. ADVISED TO 'MAKE FACES' Orlando Fla. u.R A book let issued here tells fliers at the army air forces tactical trainlns center hare to make faces if forced down In the Arctic helps to Keep irom freezing. Passenger automobiles In the U. S. are being scrapped or stored at the rate of 1.S0O.000 per year, the Office of Defense Transportation estimated. REMEDIES FOR STOMACH ULCERS Heart Rheumatism Asthma Catarrh Piles. Prostate Gland Ecsema and all disorders oi Liver. Kidney Trouble and other com plaints disappear altet using CHINESE HERBS Phona 3817 On the Radio Chains ITttlOMl Chile afflliatioa end alien tnej are ea the dlali KAI.B (MBS) ISSO. Port Una. KtX (NUt'-Ulue) USO, Portland. fc.UA NIMKlua a MHS) ISIU Spokane; KUU (ftuouiue SIU Han Franrlsro; KUW (NbC-Kedl 620, Purtlandl (MIL'-Uluel I0OO. Seattle: KNX (tHst 1070 Los Angeles; KIM (NHL'-Ked) SAO IMnverl KOIN (CHS) 70. Port land; HOMO (MM!-Red) Seattle; KPO (NHC-Hrdt 6IUI. San Francisco; KSL (CBS) 1180. Salt USe Cltj Tims Shown Is PWT Sunday 8 '00 p m. Charlie McCarthy. NBC; News, CBS: Medlallon Board, MBS K-tt n n. f,n Mnl F&milV. NBC'. Rhythm Inn. CBS; Joe E. Brown, FN. A-nn n m Merrv-lo-Kound. NBC; Waiter Wlnchell. BN: Radio Readera Digest, CBS. steel Horizons, muo. 6:15 p m. Hollywood Mystery Time, BN - 6:30 p. m. American Album Fa miliar Music, CBS. 0:40 p m 'Jimmie riaier on. 7:00 n. m. Pres. Roosevelt, NBC; Goodwill Hour, MBS. 7:30 d. m. Fannie Brlce, CBS; Keep Up With the World, .BN. g:0O p m - Greenfield village Choir BN: Crime Doctor. CBS; Greaf Glider sleeve NBC 8:15 p m. story Benina ine neaa. lines. NBC: Dorothy Thompson, BN 8:30 o m. svmpnony nour, nut; Quiz Kids BN: Blondle. CBS. Tonight at Hongy'a MBS. , B:oo p. m. Hill trance, una. 8:15 p m Hex Miller, MBS. S:30 d. m Human Adventure, MBS; Jack Benny; NBC. 10:00 p. m. News. NBC; Five Star Pinal. 10:is p. m. wartime women, lbb 10:30 o m. Music America l.oves Best, NBC: Builders of Faith. BN. 11:00 n m St Francis Ho'el orcn. NBC; Emery Deulsch. MBS: Henry Busse Orch., CBS; Concert Hour, BN. Monvay, B-no n m OK tor Release. NBC: Terry and Pirates, BN. o:io p m. euperman. Bins; uica rracy BN S 30 p m. Voice of Firestone, NBC: Harry Flannerv. News. CBS: Adven tures of Tom Mix. MBS; Jack Arm strong UN o:4Q p m news, cus: captain Mia night. BN' Night News Wire. MBS 6:00 p m Song la Born. NBC Radio Theater CBS clabrlel Heatter MBS; Army Variety Show. BN. 0:1.1 p. m. acreen rest. ana. 6:30 n m. Information Please. NBC: Spotlight Bands, BN. 7:00 p. m. Screen Guild Players. CBS; Henry Gladstone, MBS; Ray mond Gram Swing, BN. 7:19. o m Lowell Thomas. MBS Ted Malone BN 7-30 d m Dr 1 O. NBC Thanks to the Yanks, CBS: Horace Heldt Orch.. BN 8:00 p m Merrer'a Muslo Shop NBC. 8:13 p m. Gov. Warren. NBC: Hedda tapper. CBSr. cum and Abner BN 8:30 p m Cavalcade nt America NBC: Cav .Nineties CRS: Michael Shane. MBS; Counterspy. BN :oo p. m Blind Date. BN; News. MBS: ..... IMS VYlllSMCr, TD. 9:30 D m Fulton iwla Jr MUH a: me Vox Pop. CBS: Noah Webster Saya. NBC; Green Hornet. BN 10:00 p. m News, NBC; Five Bur Final. CBS. 10:15 p m None But the Lonely Heart, NBC; Sherlock Holmes, MBS; Wartime Women, CBS. 10:30 p. m. Sweetheart Swingtlme. NBC. ' , 11:00 p. m. Serenade, CBS; Freddy MarUn Orch., MBS. OU Development Company, Formed Plans were formulated for organization of a company for development of natural resources of the state at a meeting Fri day night in the Medfbrd arm ory, according to. J. E. Zuber, who called the meeting, Mr. Zuber declared the ' or ganization proposes to prospect for oil in eastern Oregon and also to check on possibilities of commercial coal production in the Medford area. Mr. Zuber said the new organization is composed of several Medford citizens, also some from Eugene, Klamath Falls and other towns in the state. Ose Mali rrlbuuo Want Ada ANNOUNCING REOPENING OF HOLLY CAFE Monday, Nor. 20 6:00 A. M. 8:00 P. M. 31 N. Holly LAST CALLS CALL HE'S CE.ADV AFTER MOrHER HA FATHER INVESTIGATE Tv BE TUCKtu UP GONE, CALLS rlt THINKS AND DERWITS'. CALL FOR TKt NkjHT - THEREV A MOOlTE IN HE THINKS HE HAS A THE WASTF CALL TO FATHER. COOK Mi THEY TTXP AFTER HIS" Cft.lNK IT'S COLD AND HE MM NOT TO GET OUT OF TRIES TO THINK, OF CAN'T 6ETW1ND0W BED AND HC THiRST MORE REQUEST?, DOWN WHAT SHALL HE DO. BUT FALLS ASLEEP INSTEAD FREE COFFEE AND , - - - Over 100 servicemen were ex pected for free coffee and dough nuts this morning at the weekly Java session at Riverside USO. Margie Gibbs and Marianne Cas per were junior hostesses in charge. A "Zaney" party is sched uled for this afternoon, with Pvt. Larry Kelly as master of cere monies. Pupils of Sebastian Apollo, former concert pianist and thea tre organist, will entertain with piano and accordion music at 4:30 p. m. Nancy Swem, Roger Hostrom, Delores Morris, Roy Heath, and Robert Lee Fisher are the performers to present the program. Mr. Apollo himself is expected to cHfnax the pro gram with some piano selections. Members of the "Just Folks" Circle will provide tfte food to be served at the Pantry Shelf at 5 p. m. Mrs. Goldie Brooks is chairman of the committee on arrangements for the supper. A movie "Pride of the Yankees" will conclude the Sunday activi ties. .The Monday evening dancing party will be a "Gangster's Brawl" with Pistol-Packin' Jun ior hostesses, who will instruct the servicemen to "dance -or else!" The USO lounge will be come "the Hide-out," lighted by candles placed in bottles. At the dance intermission, the "Gang" will divide the loot from their last "job" a raid on the local bakery. Instruction will be given in how to escape from handcuffs. Servicemen will be handcuffed to junior hostesses (with cord handcuffs) and be given five minutes to escape. snimaiE GEED Los Angeles Philharmonic Orchestra . , ALFRED WALLENSTEIN e ' Fantasia On a Theme by TaTIts Symphony No. Manfred Symphony: First Movement JoUaJtouJuf Sunday 8:30 P.M. KMED Jjjtem& . P" OH, 60LLY " - POOR DADDY I ,L VES, " TrT-TrTr-r- I .(WMPEOPLE 53 , jiYES, 2 ( HIS SUPPERS f BOSS, ) tni7PffTl I 7 ALWAYS CALL J ( A V SETTINS STONE L VES--V I rrn7fvrtV.Tr in I C vou when ' . yess W-v. cold . ICE SKATE TO-NITE and every nite except Monday 7:45 to 10:15 Sat. & Sun. Matinee MEDFORD ICE ARENA 619 S. Grape Phone 4511 Br CLUYA3 WILLIAMS RKvrr SPLINTEH. IN BIS HAND, WOULD MOTHER FIX IT o '" "Army Medium ' Bomber Strikes Wilmington Home Wilmington, Cel., Nov. IB (U.RIAn army medium bomber crashed into a Wilmington street today, killing its pilot. Witnes ses said the twin-engined plane approached from the northwest, seemed to "fall straight down" and burst into flames. Mrs. Catalina Lopes, in front Chalker's Morel Lodge OFFICERS' CLUB Din Dance- Refreshments Chicken and Steak Dinners Most unique Place in So ore CI.OSKD MONDAYS Thursdays Private ParUes Only For Reservations Pb Gold HiU 414 STRANGE AS IT SEEMS By ERNEST MX COMPrrrOM MO THUS MAArAN THe MOMOPOCf DUTCH TKADettS soAceo ml HUTME3S MMiA' 7CI "-t THE. 3ED3 1 IVwSTOf Cujerii v MCA3AT caes mot IVCIUDE THE MIASTEK2 Cy the 4oi4cry. a?, AKCfAfrfigooOcTK. met AHD POWEX, WAX AHO WAH fffflTOTMT . vue jets OTHEZ MWSrEKS Of CABNEr WHO MMZO HA V A Pi ACE V THE CABAJErD(J?H3 IT dtPkt T&AND AMD fOUGfr ' ZjfATJtm L gX M SOME AATrQtAT0 7 sliLr I U.S. PIANE3 BARNEY GOOGLE end SNUFFY SMITH 0RR60N, SNUFFV TQ NO FUQRIN IDOLS '-1Wr) i jflivj liijfv. S0IY1E (YEN6ER5 0FUIY1A NtUJNITEO W Jr J (I Xi '''7fJ UjL 1 MA SOCIETV OAIGHT STRTES BONtN-FlOE 0 f W i .. M0f) WVJPQVs 1 BU2 SAWYER 1 I I llffl jj WELL HERE IT IS, SAWYER-M I N0U AND POOLE ARE I OKAXi HEP BUT XOITM S0RRV, BUT THERE AE I R'v- J THE MiSVjER TO WHAT WU'RE OROEREP TO REPORT Uff 60IN& TO 8E THE MOST I NO ACC0M0PATI0NS FOR ' rJ jflCTW!3i!TOP0WITWN0URMIUW BY PLANE IMMEP- I UNPOPULAR C.a IN THE A LMX. BESIDES, fM -J llJrir..jfg- i INFORMATION ZT IATELX TO COL, LYNM FLpftCIFIC. If YOU SEND MARRIED. WELL, LET'S i I I II i-i 1 immg. B FIM THEM OVER :N!?'.AJ MleC 'ii-JLZii. I Bt ONTirE 3 Xtf'id-k3t k9 Xh -M tern tfU- Lll ABNEB ' Ihm-m-it-s r oh - cnuc.Kt.err how moomiliatio K I Lit sne ioomsb right bv me she . ( . 1 BOUT TIME V TWET MONSTER IS COININA BB,WHEN J - eABB6P CLAMWINKLt M SLOP N H-Tiuil .u mnucll I RIIDOFNIV TOH DAID- ' . "I LKvavw ' XAl ' ' - - - s J THE NCBB3 " " 'NOTWIK' W V0OR DAD WAS VWArriM' HI 50THAT5 IT-Wt; miSTER,NOOReN J . . , TO IT-.TA GREAT FIGHTER ) ig A WAIXSANO LETS) A SOObGcry Yi?' WOfT&AV SLstHss1 vvouP6 SLUS6ER V HE WAS IN HIS DAV- drak Wwi't"S &JT THAT 5ewffio V,De0PE4 k WAT? HE o 5e smJ UA no'W VPS!9" stop me J TLVLl y y I Pj to whoso home the plana fetl, told authorities she saw smoke pouring from the right motor of the plane as it fell. The plane hit and ' exploded directly in front of her house, she said. Army authorities . investigating the crash said the pilot had ap parently maneuvered to keep fsom hitting the houses. The thermal belt of Polk coun ty, N. C, is so acutely located that grapes on one farm will prosper, on the next a few hun dred yards away, will fail. 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. 7. 'Adult Spanish Class' 1 Will Start Tuesday An adult SDanish ' class will ' be organized at the Jackson County Chamber of Commerce Tuesday night, Nov. 21, begin ning at 7:30. No tuition fee will be charged and anyone who KYLE'S RESTAURANT CHICKEN AND STEAK .. DINNERS Open p. m. to t a. m Phono Central Point 472 for reservations. On the Pacific Highway at Central Point Out of Bounds for Service People . J Crossword Puzzle ACBOBS 1 Rocky peak 4 Worthiest lea vines Weep eoDvulUWly U Mun'd mckoaUM U Saturated U Constellation, the Altai IS Center IT Looked quickly -IS Dresa fabric 20 Hindu queen 11- Requirement IS Die from hungar as It it icoot.) -39 Bhred 10-jFervor 11 Voice rang SJ Pairy qoea as sun i pi. i S6 Persian erra 38 The mugger 40 Oolf mouad 41 -Glories 43 In the styia 44 Goddess of Vegetation 47 Members of lev Hindu casta 60-Bog 52 BOOSt ' 63 Southern general 54-Strlke 6ft Pronoun 67 Put on 6a French mandate , irt Near East 68- Plan . 1 4 S 6 17 IS I 19 1 I" ft IS V? 18 22, , . Hi " T 4kl w" ?r : 51 51 59 19 Is Interested to'welrome to-a- tend the classes, a wui especial interest to those who deal with Mexican laborers.' The class will be taught by A. R. Butledge, who Worked with the extension service and fruit men at Camp Prescott here last .summer. BEAUTIFUL ROGUE RIVER . LODGE : IS NOW OPEN Delicious Dinner Cocktail Lounge Dancing On Crater Lake Highway Haaf Trail TeUphotw Trail MM ANBWEB TO rsEVious ruzzu.. DOWN l Toilet DowrJer 'i: 3 Old Qreak cola ' 3 Rebuilt , 4 One of Santa1 ( rewideer 5 Road labbt.t 6 Uniu of work I Poisonous llsards t Part of Old Greece S-Tht PrlestBOOtl 10 On refined tartk 11 Corrupt 14 Western lodlM 16 Approaebea, aa Obstruction In river 14 Kind of rodent . as-Oae lie 2S-Plnlsh mark tm footrace 27 Holm oak -Throttle 32 Supply ship 34 Pur pleea S7-StralD 39-Roe oi Sharon 42 -Worse 44-8tgn ot awdlfts) 46 AgitaU 46-Vedic treatls 49 A stride 60 High not 61 Man's nlcknuM Musical not mIqIRIn! 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