Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, November 20, 1944, Image 8

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Newspaper Page TextEIGHT MEDrOHD MAIL TRIBUNE - Monday Not. 20, 1944 Your Health and Its Care BY OH WILLIAM BRADY. M. D. Readers should address Inquiries tot Dr. William Brsdy ' 366 El Camino. Barart HUlg. CaUl. THE CRI NEEDS Somatlmes I get pretty de pressed about the situation. To be sure. It is an everyday occur rence lor cor respondents to speak of cri In heir letters, but what mad dens me Is the way nearly all of them inter ject a paren thetic com' merit, half ex planatory, half humorous, lest I mlsunder- Dt Brad? stand. Then, too, once In a long while I see the word cri in print I mean elsewhere than In this column. Fvi-n mich nreclotis items are usually spoiled by the use of quotatio nmarks arouna ine quotation marki around the inference as to lta significance The earliest proper use of the word I can find In my scrap book Is an item published in tne Atlantic Constitution on or about May 3, 1927, telling that the mayor was forced to retire to his home on account of a slight Indisposition the mayQr was stricken witn- cri waia me Item and no funny, business either). ' Then, too, there are so many Wiseacres who get a half-baked notion that I am trying to pop ularize a new name for the com mon cold for no particular rea son and anyway what difference does it make what you call it? - What I have been trying to do Is to teach the truth about com mon respiratory Infections (In dispositions, illnesses and com plications responsible for three fourths of the practice of phy ctclans and surgeons), and here are some of the fundamentals which neither layman nor phy sician, nor health authority can evade or gainsay: ; - 1, Neither the victim, nor his customers,' employers, parents, teachers, corner druggist, nor The Value of Small Astronomical i Telescopes Br J. Hugh. Pruett Astronomer, General Extension Division, Univ.. of Oregon g ' In 1609 A. D. Galileo, profes sor at Padua University In Italy, learned that the Dutchman "tip pershey had so combined two iC L " ""-" ruMnMla la Ma at. at 4Vi 4- 4V)vniirh them the weather vane on a dis tant cathedral appeared larger. Soon Galileo made several tele scopes of hit own; Ufa 'largest of which had a front lens of scarce ly' more than two inches dlarn ti ter. . , -In 1610, Galileo turned one of these little "optlck tubes" on the (tarry skies and forthwith an- nounced that the moon waamaybe mounted. No hand Is rough and mountainous, and the aun had black spots on it; that Venus showed phases like the moon, and Jupiter had four moons of Its own; and that the Milky Way was a cloud of count less tiny stars. The small In strument today, as always, has very useful place In the study of the heavens. - , ' Over the world, thousands of amateur astronomers with their telescopes of modest size, but ex cellent quality, are In many ways such as the discovery of comets and observations of me teors, variable stars and occul- Riviera Rlverla, Nov. 20 Gold Hill health unit held the first meet ing this fall at the W. A. Boye home. The afternoon was spent preparing Christmas seals for mailing. Plans were made for a rummage sale to be held in Med ford. December 12 and 13. En joying the afternoon were Mes dam.es Martin, Cameron, Gall, Long Thome C. Boye. Hill, Mil ler, Potter, Darwin, Bloodygood, Kofahl, George Smith. Evans. Miss Helen Parish of Medford and the two hostesses, Mesdames W. A. and Arthur Boye. Next meeting will be at the Cameron home December 4. Everyone. Is to bring articles for rummage ale at this meeting. T4 Edward Lukowskl who has seen action in the south Pa cific has been confined to the hospital there tor some time but last reports Indicated he was Improving. Mrs. Lukowskl and Infant daughter reside with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. E. R Prefontalne. The local sewing club met November 19 at the John Garri son home with covered dish luncheon at noon. Present were Mesdames Bennett, Dally, Freauf, Chase. Cameron Martin, Potter, Miller, .Lance, Wol Now Many Wear FALSE TEETH With Little. Worry Eat talk, laugh or anees without fear of Insecure false teeth droupnlg, slipping or wabbling. FASTIETH holds plates firmer and more comfortably. This pleasant powder has no gummy, gooey, pasty taste or feeling. Doesn't cause nausea. It's alkaline (non-aeld) Checks "piste odor" (denture breath). Cat JASItim at any tvuf store, SUGAR. COATING even his physician can tell In the early stage what his cri (pre sumably one of the common re spiratory Infections) will prove to be. 2. Calling it cri (pronounced kree) In this stage of the indispo tition or illness Is playing fair. For that is acknowledged that of course you don't know wheth er-you are coming down with measles, infantile paralysis, sim ple coryza, pneumonia, Influen za,, or any I one of a dozen more or less communicable diseases whose onset is characterized by similar symptoms. 3. If you are mulish and Ignor ant and vicious and brazen enough to attempt to palm it off on your associates or the public as a "cold" well, in that case I hope it kills you before you pass the Infection on to any In nocent . bystander. 4. There is no such specific in disposition,' ailment, illness or disease as "the common cold" 9hd 'any physician ar health of ficer who prates about "the com mon cold" Is Just prating. 1 8, You can find no description or definition i of "the common cold" In scientific medical litera ture. Of course inot.tjHow could even a professional medical, text book' writer define oc describe a condition without entity? ; QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS .. . root Itch Wo have tried various preventatives end. remedies for foot Itch and -it Is the belief of most of the students here that Whitfield's ointment Is most effective as you told us some years as o. (L. R. D ) Answer Your experience la similar to the experience of -many others. On reauest (no cllDDlng will do) I'll send any reader who provides stamp ed pre-addressed envelope, pamphlet on Foot Itch which tells how to use Whitfield's ointment; powder, liquid and other preventatives and remedies for dermaphytosls, ringworm, athlete's foot Postcard Received Please send me your pamphlet on Allergy, instructs a correspondent, on a . postcard. Answer Ol' Doc Brady furnished the pamphlet But he refuses to pay the frelrtht, too. So try again, my economical friend, and don't forget to send a stamped envelope bearing your address. (Copyright. 1044, by John T. Dllle Co.) tatlong making a real contribu tion to scientific knowledge. And most of them are making it possible In their own commun ities for . hundreds to obtain optical views of celestial objects. 1 For astronomical work most Anteaafiil tAlttaAnnln nmifanlnra ... . ... inessential.' A high-grade 2-inch instrument -will ilva far' more satisfactory views than a 10-Inch of poor quality. The .ordinary draw-tube spy glass costing only few dollars Is usually of no value In this work'. Seldom can a satisfactory 3-Inch be bought for less than $70.. In addition, there Is needed a firm trjpot or post on which the instrument steady enough to hold It. Telescopes are of two types: refractors, In which the prin ciple optical part is a convex lense at the upper end of the tube; and reflectors, in which the upper end is open . and a concave mirror la in the lower end. . The present writer Is compil ing a list of 'amateur telescope owners in western United States and Canada where this column Is published. Those of whom he does not know will confer a favor by reporting the size and type of their optical equipment. gamntt, Barnes and the hostess, Mrs. Garrison. Election' of of ficers was held, Mrs. Wolgamott belna chosen for chairman. Mrs, Lance, secretary; Mrs. ' Dally, treasurer. Names were drawn for gift exchange at the next meeting to be held Thursday afternoon, December 14, at the Lloyd MUIer home this being the Chrlstman party meeting, TO EXTEND SECURITY Washington. Nov. 20 U.R The federal security board re ctmmended to state governors Saturday that unemployment in surance be extended to 3,000,000 persons now unprotected because they work for small firms. - BRITAIN ACCEPTS Chicago, Nov.' 20 (U.PJ Brit ain -Saturday accepted the com promise plan tor civil aviation worked out by the American British and Canadian delegates at the International air confer ence. . Mi lost 52 Lbs.! wtast size ta aoain- MS. . B, WIllS. FT. WORTH As NatoveS Hats Toe Bur Ifm eeooda and have a MOf elea4r, BTacotuI Slow. No wta. No d,uaa. No laiatlv-a. Tim etprlrK nl Mra. Wt1a may nay sot tat riuierttu roar. tt thM rt.ulu. rnof try UMAnla PUnT Loo lm clinical tew cactdtitrusj tT rnMiral dorftSrt mon than tt pat ion mi it to It noun tit ftrtt I a fsrw wattes with th ao3 Vit.mu ctmaj Wndufim rum. mr ml el, tare he. ixt, 1 1 i air luttTfiM implycut &m ft I Ml lialU-loBlB fvttBm.a l.L jistV Ml AiMVlMf m.1. Atwo 111 kiralrtet, JO dftvt erurnl M ' i.tv. win w grH SH. riNt WAINSCOTT'S PHARMACY 400 E. Mala a 0 . 0a the Radio Chains STATION Sl Chain alllllBlluo sua where the) are on the dlali HAI.B (MHS) 1830. rortlanS KtX (NHL'-Miue) liuo. Purtland KI1A (MIC-Hlue A SIUS) JSIU suukane; KUU (MIC-Ulu.) Slv Sao rrsnrlKOi KUW (NHC'-Hed) to. Purllandl KJK (MIC-Uluf I IUUO. Braille: KNX (IBS) I07U Lus Allgi-les; KOA (NHC'-Ked) SMI llenver: KllIN (L'HH) 1V. Port Und; KOMO (M'-Bfd) M Seattlei KPO (NBC-Bed) . SSU Sail' Fraiidaroi KSL (CBS) 1160 Salt Use Clt, Xtmi Shown la PWT manes; jn . . M . IK ,nr Release. NBC. Terry and Pirates, BM. 8:l p in. Buperiwaua. w rs Harry riannery. News. CBS. Adven tures ol Ton Mix MBS: Jack Arm- "S-JJ d m News. CBS: Captain Mid night. BN Night News Wire, MBS. 6:00 p m Song Is Born, NBC: Radio rheeter CBS Osnrlel Heatter MBS; Army Variety Show. BN. O.IO D. III. OUCCII xcav. NBC: Spotllsnt Banas, jb. i nn n m Screen Guild Players, CBS; Henry Gladstone. MBS; Ray mond Gram Swing. BN. 7 IS p ra Lowell Thomas. UBS Ted Malone BN 7-30 p m -Dr 1 t. NBC Thanks a. .... vBnv rns- Mnraem Hftldt Orch.. BN .. ., , 8 00 p m. Mercers Miislo Shop NBC. 8:13 p. m. Hedda Hopper, CBS; Lum and Abner, BN. R-MII n m L'aVBicadS nf America NBC; Frank Sinatra, CBS: Michael Shane MBS, Counterspy. BN n:uu p. m. isiina uaw, &n, MBS; The Whistler, CBS. 0:30 p m -Fulton Lwts. Jr. MBS. Vox Pop. CBS; Noah Webster Says. NBC; Green Hornet. BN loan n. m. News, NBC: rive Star rinnl, CBS. . 10:15 p m None But the Lonely Heart, NBC: Sherlock Holmes, MBS: Wartime Women, CBS. 10:30 p. m. .Sweetheart SwlngUme. NBC. . 11:00 p. m. Serenade, CBS; Freddy Martin Orch., MBS. ' ' Tuesday - B:00 n' m Terrv and Pirates. BN: fletcher Wiley .CBS OK (or Release NBC 5:18 p. m. Red's Gang, CBS; Dick Tracy, BN; Superman. MBS. 5:30 d m -Dale with Judo NBC: Jack Armstrong S3N Harry riannery news. CBS; Adventurea of Com Mix MBS ... . 5.45 b m Cam Midnight BN: Nleht News Wire MBS. News CBS 6:00 d. m. Mvsterv Theater, nsu; Gabriel Heatter, MBS; Burns and Al len, ubs.j Army snow, on. 1.13 o m - 8creen lest Mtss 6:30. n. ' m. Fibber McGee and Molly. NBC: Spotlight Bands, BN. I , 6:45 n m Gov. Snell. MBS: ldear Smith. Political. CBS 7:00 d. m. Raymond Gram Swing. BN: Bob Hope, NBC. 7:15 p. m. Lowell Thomas, MBS: Ted Malone, BN. 7:15 p. m. Sen. Truman. BN 7.30 n. m. HUdenarde. NBC Red Rider, MBS: Manhattan Melody, CBS; Horace Heldt BN. 8:00 d. m. Mercer'a Musle Bhon. NBC; I Love a Mystery. CBS. b:15 p m Fleetwood Lawton, NBC: Lum and Abner. BN: Music. CBS. 8:30 p. m. Freedom of Opportunity, MBS; Johnny Presents, NJC. 9:00 D m Evervthine to. Bam NBC: Big Town CBS 015 o m Res Millet MBS. 8:30 o m Million Dollar Club CBS: Fulton Lewis, MBS. iu:uu p m news imbc count ot Monte Crlsto. MBS: rive Stjtr Final CBS. 10:30 . m. Edwin C. Hill. CBS. 11:00 p. m. Talks, CBS: Concert Hour, BN IN. McLeod McLeod, Nov. 20 Mr. and Mrs. Edward Stafford have gone to Bremerton, Wash., to visit relatives for a couple of months. . Mrs. Mae Allen is spending several days visiting her par ents In Ashland. - .. Mr. and ' Mrs. ' Larry V Wilson and daughter have gone to Los Angeles to make their home. . Dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. George Bowers November 13 were Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Staf ford and Mr. and Mrs. Niel Hayez. Mr and Mrs. Morris and fam ily . of Burbank, Cal have bought the Larry Wilson place and have now taken possession. The newly elected officers of Upper Rogue grange are, master. Roy Vaughn; overseer, Herb Carlton; lecturer, Carl Richard son; Stewart, Paul Force; assist ant ' Stewart, Ranold Axtell; chaplin, Florence Austin; treas QH3HVanDG35iTII3 Franchlted Bottlarst Pepsi-Cola THE WORLD AT ITS WORST ' i , VvMtrt A JfcRM NECsJonMES EnPloRlXfc Vtoi'R (CAT aOSEf T&TlSO RNJ PROTEtfloU TC VtR. TTMtfir?d GUESTS , PI5C10SIN6 Oil IMBRCUA, h WMCWT, A VAlR. Of RISERS M AUNDRV AM) NttttUANCei). AWaift. AUOf WHIirl, If SEEN MCJ HAVE. BCRRttVED TRPM TrtEM Dl'RiMi -Kf PAf urer, Frank Dllsworth; secre tary, Ola Huston; gatekeeper, Oliver Austin; Ceres, Zelda Carlton; lady assistant Stewart, Georgia Grieves; executive com mittee, Mae Richardson, Bruce Grieves and Ed Huston. Next grange meeting will be Thurs day evening, December 21, with a Christmas potluck supper. Mrs. Mae Allen had as dinner guests November 16, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Harding, Sr., and Mr. Bill Edler. . Mr. and Mrs. Frank Dolen check and daughter' and Mrs. Mae Allen were dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Jim- Casey Novem ber 17. Dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Stafford November -12 were Mr. and Mrs. George Wit ter and family of Medford and Mr. Bill Edler. THE GRANGE ' Talent Grange . Two new members Joined Tal ent Grange at the meeting No vember 16. L. H. Gallatin re ported $80 had been added to the war fund which makes a total of $889.86 collected through the Talent Grange. ' H. E. C. will meet at the borne of Mrs. Nora Wolters, December 5. All wishing to attend are to meet at the home of Mrs. Loyal Bates in Talent. and transporta tion will be provided from there. The program under direction of Lecturer Margaret Hamilton, carried out . the Thanksgiving themo and opened, with the Grange joining in singipg "All Hail. The Power," followed by reading of the ! 23rd' Psalm by Elton ..Petri. Marie Furrier en tertained with two accordion numbers and Loyal Bates gave a reading. Carl Borg. Jr., follow ed with harmonica numbers and jokes. The program .concluded with awarding of a prize to Her man Cannon. . -, - Eagle Point Grange Eagle Point Grange will hold its annual wild game supper with basket lunch at 7:30 p. m. Tues day, November 21. At the regular session Novenv ber 7 the following new mem bers were added: J.- P. Christen sen, Laurlne Christensen, Helen Pearson and by. demit,. Travis and Delia Littlefield. Due to the illness of Master Now to help relieve con cestion and irritation ' In tiDDer bronchial tubes, muscular soreness or tightness, coufihlngspasms most young mothers rubVicksVnpoRubonthroat.chestand back at bedtime. And at once VapoRub pgMBTMres to upper Dtoncniai . medicinal vapors i T6' chest and DacK surfaces like a ' Oif3 " warming poultice, liili So soothing, comforting . . .VapoRub Invites restful sleep and keeps on work ing for hours to relieve distress. And . . . ONLY VAPORUB Gives YOU this spe cial penetrating-stimulating action. It's the best known home remedy for re lieving miseries of children's colds. Try ltt . Bottling Company of Medford "r cluyas wiluams AJOVSS, ta-uivf -'fc feiC Ousterhout, Wm." Perry acted as master pro tempore. Visitors welcomed were Mr. and Mrs. Charles Taylor of Cen tral Point Grange. ' The following officers for 1949 were elected: master, G. E, Ous terhout; lecturer, Victory Hay; overseer, W, A. Hubble; steward, Jim Clark; chaplain, Bessie El bert; treasurer, A. C. Mittlf? steadt; secretary, Laura Clark: gatekeeper, Roy Smith; assistant steward. Tommy Vestal; lady Chalker's Motel ft Lodge OFFICERS' CLUB -Dine Dance Refreshments Chicken and Steak Dinners ' Most unique Hlaee in So Ore CLOSED MONDAVI Thursdays Private ParUes onlr for Besernaons Pb Gold Hill 414 STRANGE AS IT SEEMS By ERNEST HIX AneaAaes, Mrry see tomes i sambo to, i mm - a- - a 9o n g&rrsM - . stSHMM7y 7KAWSO TWO ' 70 tilNT YMY O iV- &--7?-v. . H ; or.re txwMs melt-so . T VMS yKTMD OlTf ' BARNEY GOOGLE and SNUFFY BUZ SAWYER BLONDIE .' MAMA'S MAD AT -lOtl POP L1L ABNER KC1CH CLAMWIHIaJ! OA! MMJLOA MISSMiS IA WIF 7HCT, OYNAM KOUNB ,V 1 MS AH TUB MCBBS ISetfES' 1 1 6CVLLS 0' !! ' ' V uiftRV. I W 6vmouu. ifa - this ou totgr eao Ttaon oroumo "7 vtowx touikv I! Sffisto' IL m(SB"MS (MR IM THIS DRAGOO NO JRPS J. 'ftT - - K V OR!S X VOU AREN'T ErXTlNd. THE HECV1 THERE ISNT. I COMt HOW. LETS f WHKT 04 EARTH rVRE ) BUZ, SHE'S . ' I HkWIi VJHWS ttRONQ? U'RE tgOUT TO gj HME f n i iNOOTtXUnUQ WoOOTl Afifaf T00 WCH :EXSTErAENT? BURST INTO' ; IT- J OHiSUZl WmkUi s-sj wrong v waaw ttT SiP wo& ,fMBw-i sm ' '''r s ' WHAT DID I HELLO. DEAR W I i ia 'arw a . i si y mm ' v-- wm ' i,m rariwui . . a . . -v IPU5INE.5, 1 (NEBB.THANKS) rs -w-wurt 1 TO I assistant steward, Wllhelmlna Vestal; Ceres, Ruby Wyatti Po mona, Helen Harnish; Flora, Bet ty Lakey. . : THURSDAY WAS PAY DAY Manchester, N. H. (U.R) In stead of Saturday, stores and banks still keep open Thursday nights for shoppers. Manches ter's "Thursday Night" is a sur vival of the custom which orig inated more than 150 years ago when pay day fell on Thursday. Oae stall Tribune. Want Ada. ZERO CLUB Out ot bounds, civilians only ttellcloug chicken, and gteak dinners 7:00 p. m., 3 a m. except Sunday Phone day time 5300: night 9101.. SMITH 1WUAT DOES fH A WAV J 8. r. DIVIDEND Portland, Nov. 18 A. T. Mer. cier, President of Southern Paci fic Company, announced that the -directors of the company at their meeting today, declared a quarterly dividend of .seventy five cents a share on the out standing . Capital stock, payable December 19, 1944, to stockhold ers of record November 27, 1944. Ts.mpU Ttst Aids Thousands Who Art Hard of Htaring Thewkai to ia mtf avriik bswrsBf test. tuny tbouMnds who haw been temporarily deaiened now ut thc7 hear well atraia. If yoa art bodierea by ringinx biuniif bead 'itoUea da to bardesed or calculated wax (cenimea), try tho Oaria Home Method test. Yon mnat bear better after makinf thii inplo test or yon fet jottr money back al oace, Aak about ObHiw Ear Drop today Wiinscott't Pharmacy .400 E. Main Crossword Puzzle acaosa ' I Young norse a Cry of regret i AUarnooiu labbr.) II Away from wind 11 Bailor in training 14 Town In New Oulnes 14 Thin boa res . IT Defender of people 15 Samples 11 Tendencies L3 Russian wsgea 14 Town In Ottanoma , 15 April labrj n Stern . IS Ouble meitf to Take food 33 Cent labbM 33 Prefls: with .' 34 Set of sails 33 Anils -37 Treaty . SS Nefltta) 40 Wing 41 Moved terensle ' 43 Old actor 43 abipwona -. . 4S Dirigible 80 Kind of rsee SI Surraeas tribe S3 Smooth ,4 Story ' S3 High note SS-Olost ST Esamlner 1 1 ,J 4 S li II g ; 9 IIS III a ' i it LLi,--- I 1 l!Li!!E 1. . . Hl. ... HI 55" 7 " T" si- jj -5 55 ii f WHY ARE VOU W S- MAD AT ME ? J L WHAT IS J THE REASON? j ' WELU) , A THAT!1! ) 'PUGSlE HELPS SUPPORT MIS I V. DAD, AM EX-RINS CMAMP U I I I I II I I gl e loa an. V HAVE tOU rv MUG6INS BEEN DtLVrNG OF TME MUSS INS J V FRIGHT rATAt Mlddleboro, Masa. (U.R Wayna S. Thomas, 14, of Middle- boro, died of fright in tha dem f tists chair while waiting for a tooth to be extracted. , ief At Last For Your Cough CreomuMon relieves promptly be cause it goes right to the seat of the trouble to help loosen and expel germ laden phlegm, and aid nature i soothe and heal raw, tender. In. flamed bronchial mucous memo branes. Tell your druggist to sell you a bottle of Creomulslon with the un derstanding you must like the way It quickly allays the cough or you are jo have your money back. CREOMULSION 'or Coughs. Chest Colds, Bronchitis y aNswea to raavioDS rutma DOWN i , 1 Throw J -. a wtds-moutnes lug 3 Smsllest part - 4 Ringworm ' ' . . 6 Jewlab tnonln : S Fortune . T Large artery 5 Arouse ' g Rob . ' ' 10 Chlntae .. i . ofSclal 11 Observes - -. IS Choose . i ' 18 Thrash , , , r 30- Chslr 33 Oram isbbr.l 35 Roman copper -3S Magnificent JS Kind of football game -.. 39 The entire raaa " 31 Winged boots or sandsls 83 Hypocrisy ' ' " 3 s Harries ' Ll 87- Dad , . 88 conical 41 Prod ' 43 Linger 43- Satlafy . ' 44- River In eTnglaosl 45- Valley 47 -Kind of ooart 49 Legume , as Naat labbrj SINCE WHEN -- ( HAVE TO HAVE ) iji h- a urii-t5 or tino Tlolgl PRElaS SQB ABEjAOlfrP A R A toe ulsWa l a n e eip C I O T HllgA REE UepMst a rv e TpT S BR AB aIrIp O R Alt T CM MB Jsb Lg pTe r Tpawysjo a eIe E X U L TISWA UL A C SlR E)5SjTE U I S eIn T glE A tBm 0 I ST U"ElSMp"TEgHg aIdIp! IsWIrIi IaI-ImIaIp OERTAlNLV NUI- kUtx OTHER PEOPLES ) M " sAFFAJRS NEVER SJI )--vJNTEREST MEj EJ