Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, November 21, 1944, Image 10

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Newspaper Page TextTEH MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE . Tuetdar. Hot. 81, 1844 Your Health and Jts Care BY DR. WILLIAM BRADY. M. O. . fUadtrs ahould address inquiries lot Dr. William Brady -26S El Camioo. BTrly Hlili.' CalU. . GRANDMA I am 60 years old. You have cured me of Crl. I follow your instructions faithfully, even the somersaults, i weigh 205 pounds but I can roll "em backwards as well ' as for wards. I have a lot of fun. winning ' bets from m friends. I have two grand- daushters. age 13 and 14. We Or Brady have somer sault races out on the lawn I usually tin. I want to stay this way as long as possible. Please send me your pamphlet "Young Folks and Old Folks." (MrsJ.C.) Any reader who asks for it in writing (no clipping, please) and provides pre-addressed stamped envelope, may have the pamph let "Young Folks and Old Folks", which tells how to be the former. Nothing about somersaults in It. If you are not too antiquated to wonder what the what somersaults can do for you, ask for "Invitation to the Somersaultauqua" and you will receive it along with the pamphlet. . ' I began turning somersaults 34 years ago. I am now 74. I turned 8 every day, making a grand total'of 87,000 (I hope you are not spoofing us, sir, but I refuse to get all out of -oris try ing to check the accuracy of your figures). For the last 4 years I have been supplement ing my. diet with six tablets of vitamins D and B-complex, as you recommended . . , CT.EJ.) j Thirty-four years ago? Well, then, you began rolling somer saults entirely on your own re sponsibilityat any -ate It could not have been by my suggestion or advice. And another thing, how in Sam Hill do you arrive at the. grand total of 87 8007 I had four goes at it and my answers were 11 different, none within- thousands of that figure. But then, I seldom get the same STARCHER WRITES STORY FOR RIFLE I . "American Rifleman." official organ of the National Rifle asso ciation, in the November issue carries an article' entitled "Scrap-Made Pup" by Bren H. Starcher, route 1, in which he describes the making of a "pup" rifle. The article Is illustrated with picture of the gun and a sketch showing the operating of the remote trigger mechanism. Starcher,' who collects and re makes guns as a hobby, used, a Winchester model 78 Sporter .22 as a basis for the new gun and patterned the stock on the lines of the Mannllcher carbine. Parts for the gun, other than the ac tion and barrel, were hand-made from scrap metal of varied sources, hence the title, "Scrap Made Pup." The pup rifles differ from con ventional rifles in that the ac tions are built Into the butt of the stock about ten Inches to the rear of the normal position, thus shortening the total length of the gun The name, pup, for guns of this type is obscure as ' to origin, Starcher states. Cpl. Madden Wears Two Gold Overseas Service Chevrons An 8th Air Force Service Command Station, 'England Overseas since August. 1943 Cpl. E. M. Madden of Medford a ground crew mechanic at this strategic air depot where Amer ican pursuit ships are repaired. Is qualified to wear the two gold overseas chevrons denoting a year of service in the European theatre of operations. The son of Mr. and Mrs. E. S. Simplflpikantednntwratkindlorturttywi I with tntddf nlnv Itch, bunt ind IrrittHnn. 1 ftniatt'f Wrimid SuppoiUorUa btini M auick. wclcomsi relief. Their strand modi. eation racnt real comfort, rtdueei itrtfit. twlpt tiihtiTt relaxed mtinSranca, gr.Uy lubrlcatr mni acfltna. Proitctiv and M nti-cKijSjit, to Majrto um. Gei itnulna f ' Stuart'a Pminld OuppoaltoriM al yous mi ft ore without delay Oc and 11 J0- oa makar a aoMjr-bach utuastM. i i y YICK SO CHINESE HERB CO. 4 1 Removed to Sparta Bide. J. H. Uong, Herbalist ROLLS it i t wnrV almnla arith metic problem over more than once.- Readers who are not well educated are likely to think this somersaulting is silly." Readers who are' not already too old (physiologically) to learn had better send a pre-addressed stamped envelope and ask for 0. clipping will NOT suffice) the Pink Slifi VInvitation to the Somersaultauqua" which tells what rolls are for and how to do 'em. It takes less than half a mln ute to do one doz. rolls I just timed myself on the floor in front of my desk and in my judgment this is the best substi tu'e for exercise any one can take, whea there Isn't time to devote to more formal calis thenlc exercise or rly-' QUESTIONS AND ANSWER so They silll Have Croup? At tint wo thought you wore Jok Ins about croup having gono out or fHhlon. But our children seem to have called croup. Our doctor 1. now we wrote him he told us to ask your advice. (Mrl. E. A. W.) . ,.. Anawer If croup la not entirely out ot fashion It T; certainly much leu lashlonabfc today than It war when I practiced In Penn Van. How. 1 T AHf Art An inn r- tlve 'acarc.ty of spasmodic or "catar- -(.- auari I mnrlrri nHVfl AB- lured me 'their children till have II, i suspeci twuu.w ....... ... dren too much. Send stamped en- vcuiuo ucwiiii J -" ,, for the pamphlet bn "Croup. rrencn. Engllih or Irish. ' I am 5S, have pyorrhea. French doc tor In Montreal advised me to have teeth extracted. Engllih doctor In Boston advised against extraction of teeth. I am In' good health. have given 12 donations of blood to Bed Cross. ' One of the teeth is loose. What do you say (J. D. C.) Answer Iriah doctor in Paradise eavises you w wjihui. vu.i t. . dentist and a competent dentist will ... I 41. ..nrlf ll-A nl fl. tOOUl exoept after consuItaUon with your Ehyslclan. If the rrench doctor or the ngllah doctor failed to consult with ?'our dentist about your condition, hey were Just quacking It,-I ' have a pampmei atviua if ............ tlon and advice about pyorrhea for copy send stamped envelope bearing ping, pleaae. , Unbidden Ouests AH summer we are plagued with mosquitoes, ante, chlggera . . and now we have bedbugs. (J. F.) Answer Send ten cants and stamp ed addressed envelope for booklet "Unbidden Guests" about these and a dozen other pests. . . (Copyright. 1914, by John T. Dllle Co.) Madden route No.' 4,1 Medford, Cpl. Madden entered the service in June,'-1942.-' He received his basic training at Sheppard Field, Texas, and later attended an AAF technical school at Seattle, Wash. He transferred in August, 1943, to the Bth Air Force Serv ice Command, Britain. - . Prior to entering the armed forces, Cpl. Madden was employ ed as a clerk for the army trans port service. ' ' ' ' . . ' . LOCALllPORAL GETS AIR MEDAL Washington, Nov, -20 (UP.) Cpl. James F. Fry, 118 Wlllam ette street, Medford, Ore., has been awarded the air medal for action in ' the Chlna-Burma-In- dla theater, the war department announced today, . Cpl. Fry is a member of a unit known as the "food bom bardiers" of the army quarter master department and was en gaged in dropping food and otner material to American and Chinese combat troops In the jungles of northern Burma. More than 125 of these quarter masters have received- awards, many of the decorations being made posthumously. , ' Cpl; Fry was Inducted Into the army August, 1942, at Port land. He lived in Medford about a year prior to his induction. His wife, with a year-old son which he has never seen, make their home with her parents Mr. and Mrs. W. P. Gammlll, 118 Willamette. GRANTS PASS BURGLARY Grants - Pass, Nov. 21 Nan die's Cafe at the Greyhound bus depot waj broken Into Monday morning and $33.82 was taken from the change sack, according to a report given city police by F. . Nandle, owner .of the cafe. A carton of cigarettes was also missing from a drawer, Nandle said. COW BRINGS THE COPS Fort Wayne, Ind (U.R) A bawling cow, left crumped In a small truck In front of a Main street tavern,-received the at tention of a police squad, a city councilman and a- humane of ficer when its bawling of more than six hours became more In sistent and pitiful and the near by, residents could no longer stand the cries. REMEDIES FOR STOMACH ULCERS Heart Rheun atlsm Asthma Catarrh Ptlas. Prostate Gland Ectoma and all disorders of Liver. Kidney Trouble and other com plaints disappear alter using CHINESE HERBS Fhona 5817 On the Radio Chain STATIONS! Chain afflllaUon and where they are on the dial: KALE (CBS) tJJO, Portland; KKX (NBC-Blue) 1180, Portland; KOA (NBC-Blue and MBS) ISIS, Spokane; KGO (NBC-Blue) 810, San Francisco; KCW (NBC-Bed), (20. Portland; KJR (NBC-Blue) 1000, SealUe; KNX (CBS) 1070, Los Angeles: KOA (NBC-Red) S90, Denver; KOIN (CBS) 070, Port land; KOMO (NBC-Red) SS0, Seattle; KPO (NBC-Bed) SI0, San Francisco; KSL (CBS) 11(0, Salt' Lake City. , . Time Shown Is PWT Tuesday -8:00 p m Terry and Pirates. BN; Fletcher Wiley. CBS OK for Release NBC 9:15 p. m Red's Gang, CBS; Dick Tracy. BN; Superman, MBS. 6:30 p m Date with Judy. NBC: Jack Armstrong BN Harry Flannery news. CBS; Adventures of Tom Mix MBS 8:43 p m Capt Midnight BN: NlKht News Wire MBS. News CBS 6:00 p. m. Mystery Theater. NBC; Gabriel Heatter, MBS; Burns and Al len, CBS.; Army Show. BN. 6.13 D m Screen lest - MBS 6:30 p. m. Fibber McGee and Molly. NBC: Spotlight Bands. BN. 6:45 d. m Gov. SneU. MJ3S: Kda-ar Smith. Political. CBS 7:00 D. m. Raymond Oram Swine-. BN: Bob Hope. NBC. 7:15 p. m. Lowell Thomas, MBS: Ted Malone, BN. . 7:15 p. m Sen. Truman. BN 7:30 D. m. Hlldeearde. NBC Red Rider. MBS: Manhattan Melody, CBS: Horace Hcfot BN. 8:00 D. m. .Mercer Musln Shnn NBC; X Love a Mystery, CBS. 8:13 p. m. Fleetwood Lawton, NBC: Lum and AhnM. RV. Mii.l.. CBS. 8:30 p. m. Freedom of Opportunity. MBS: Johnny Presents, NBC. -i 0:00 D -n - Evervthina in. Hnva NBC: Big Town. CBS. 9:15 o m -Rex Miller MRS 9:30 o m Mlllfnn rvtllar m..K CBS: Fulton Lewis, MBS. iu:uu p m News NBC: Count ot Monte Crista. MRS- . Slu St.. bih.i CBS. - 10:30 p. m. Edwin C. Hill. CBS. 11:00 p. m Talks. CBS: Concert Hour. BN fVeanosaay , ' - una s-iraiee, on, OK for Release, NBC. 5 13 p m xuparin-n MHS Dlcg Trey. BN' Relax in Rhythm, MBC. u.J? J?. m -' Armstrong B.N:, Harry Flannery news CBS Adven lures ol Tom Mix MBS ui.K? S m Elmer Peterson, NBC: Night News Wire MBS; Cepi Mid night. BN News. CBS A-flft n m , I r-.i.i . . . . , : ' iv.-u-ici Attorney: Oabrlei Heatter. MBS Carlson and JuS ,nnw Sanctum, CBS; Ed die Cantor, NBC. twJ?:3r.i P; .miT. SPOtl'Sht Bands. BN: Whioh'nlfrl A""y. NBC; Which is Raymond Gram Swing. BrJ. The colonel. CBS' ",0m" Nelson PHk-"mbJ BN: MBS W-"J' nanger, wnn.Mp m -Wrcar'g Mumc Shop SS' M.r,'LlnNe.,MCBkSK'rk"nd ShW' Lf.nPdmAbn.r. of :2, pn; Crton ot Cheer. NBC My "' BN Dl ChrUtaii CBS woo. t i "J, "in north Ki';j ssr CBS: K"- MBS: Q flfi i m a ... . T V. -suiton Lewla - Ir. MBS 10-on o mNew, NBC "" I o:30 p. m. Symphonette, NBC. : p. m On all night, BN. Bombardier From Rogue River Gets Air Medal Award An 8th Air Force Liberator .station, England Second Lt. William J. Hughbanks, of Rogue River, Ore., has been awarded the air medal - for "mnrltnrinMs BChlpV-.-nont' In da.UI u .. . nctwi LUIlluak, As -a bombardier on a B-24 liberator he has. made - six bomblng'mlsslons over Germsnv and enemy occupied territory. Announcement of the award was made by Colonel Lawrence M. Thomas, of- Connor. T. vn. commanding the 453rd bomber group, a unit of Major-General Wililam E. - Kennnr'a bombardment division. , Lt. Hughbanks is the son of Mr. and Mrs. M. Hughbanks of Rogue River, Ore. He entered the army in Sentnmhpr inio. and has , been overseas since July, 1944. i . Surgeon .General Thomas Par- ran disclosed that in its first ' year the U. S. cadet nurse corps exceeded its quota of 85,000 new student nurses by more than 500. Closing time lor Classified ada S m. Too Late to Class!!;. 13:80 o. m SURBURBAN HEIGHTS FRtO TfRlW WHO WkhHIP 1o fcf W WltCftVt SfeRV Off Trie LWiVIA-ROAM fABVE WirnOlrT WALlHfl . WW HU WIFE'S COMMItrtE rVHlCM Vtoi IN SK-SlOr), 501VTP Hit PROBLEM BV CflUI6 TOOT 1H HM. t AK ITHWI WAS - tt VP. 'T ?! MRS. OI&BU WAS OVER PARTS OF El De Gaulle, Orders All Mem bers Of Patriotic Militia To Surrender Weapons ' By United Press A new wave of unrest swept through parts of France and Bel- glum today as members of the erstwhile fighting guerilla armies demonstrated angrily against de mobilization orders issued by their governments at the request of Allied military authorities. : Adding to the tentlon was a series of strongly - worded edi torials in the inspired Russian press condemning the demobili zaton orders as ill advised and likely to hamper the work 'of eliminating former Nazi collab orators from the liberated terri tories. ". Martial Law m In France, a virtual state of martial law was proclaimed In parts of the Haute-Havoie de partment -along the Franco-Swiss frontier, after a group ot armed men; purporting to be members of the French forces of the in terior, seized a number of po litical prisoners from jail , and shot them summarily. ' Gen. Charles De Gaulle's or dering of all members of the so-called "patriotic militia" to surrender their arms and register for service with the regular armed forces was commended by the authoritative London times as a measure likely to promote the restoration of law and or der in France. " Vichyites Active, The official communist .party party organ Pravda, however, charged that disarmamenut of the partisans "can only encour age Vichyites who, incidentally, have become more active lately. . Pravda also denounced ihe dis arming ' of Irregular patriot groups in Belgiitm, charging that the move there was inspired by Belgian Gen. Van Oversteten whom It attacked as an "active agent of Nazi Germany." "The fact that traitors like Van Oversteten . are at large while patriots are being dis armed is even stranger consider ing that the latter Js occurring In an area close to a front where severe fighting is expected and where it is especially important to render enemy agents harmless and unite all patriotic forces," Pravda said. An orderly crowd estimated at 4000, at least half of them be lieved to be communists and many of them armed, staged a 90-mlnute demonstration against the disarmament order in Brus sels yesterday, shouting for Pre mier Hubert Plerlot's dismissal. WE'LL PAY YOUR PRICE for your GAS BUGGY WITHOUT GAS!" Fly In, Ride in, Fall in. Walk in, Write in or Phone in ... , Automobile Market Sixth and Bartlett T KMED - 9 p. m. Br CLUYAS WILLIAMS 3919 AT Camp White, Ore., Nov. 21 A public memorial service for the war dead of southern Oregon will be conducted on December 3rd, in the post chapel at Camp Chalker's Motel s Lodge OFFICERS' CLUB . 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WAS NITH I 10U WOULDN'T TAKE OFF IF Wl IIS.... I THE JAVS CAME OKAY. SHE SAID SO WSffl'-W-' I KNEVH THE PAN6ER SHE WW IN. I OCA.?. . . SWWWtthaOKtt 1.1 . JW: -grfV-astt a I SHE PEUBERATEIM SfCftlFICSO'l - !y. A THEtlCrE. I SfeW Ik. r? fmimZmu HERSELF. ZA . l JLU KOfS. I,. K'Sf. TCATLBES SYSLICATt. In WORLD BICBT8 SttVtP m . g tJT. fl ssaSaSMSarl IJ BLONDIE x ' . , ,' - v . . ., . ' . ' . I . .Illy . I L V , inrem. I I 1. Mill uwlaWWUU'; WUKKMCIN AC IWtLLHAVE ' I SAY BUYS, MY WIFE ..'-. a. T WAS BASTING IN TO DO. J - S - HAS A CAKE IN ; -auFmlK w ' ' ' ' L'lL ABNER ' ' ' ' ' AH-H.'.'-HCW IMSPIWN' IT r5 T-SEE AT tEA-iT TWO sSfVl AN1 CO WHOLt MAWO TWO- WmN-(SAwS OUT TH'fOlR FACES BfAMIN'WIF JOY AN' tTjiff FO' TH" a-OOLLAM ,Od, CXXLAH AHN DRCAMf O 1 pifLT WHICH O'WBOpiN 'DOeS VO'PRECtR?, " WEEP1N' AN" WAILINJHOOTIN: ) MW I FINE llSoilCH ENNUL-P S , WILLMC BS AMAP LOUSt AN' INJrST ON TW (iA.)-LX AN' HCH.LEWN'A FtESSY-TAY- lYl..''.'' S MAN TDCR OnP'JAX? t SS-CtNT WtOOIN'WMICH X)hoomilt1N'AN'OFUI.l(T - SHUN OF'CaMy AT TM ah BEWevVlFrS.' ar TlO O INSULTS TO BOTH ISRIDe AN CRrXJM THET YO'O HAFTA )A , V taaW-AN'A SsOaTMOfi . TH WOfSji.r CUTOrVYryTofS 55J HATl THGALYO IS MARKYIN' TPUT HER THOU3M IT ? fla- 'V BUCK AlfWIMO SSh?- ) AHlZvEt J SSVIhnJIIIpIiS I J . G&k "l X - 7 A yCt SHOES, TOt-rtAMJi ..a v T?54 f V -s. FIVE I'WMKHIVAM J7AI1?rrOM rj rrlE NEBBS f I -"rMowl I prrv cemts- V ouuspol 1 Tsvlvia Pons V that was "n i cnrr you tuimk 'vi '-fa, hfjSIP I MUWDID) IKVlOWrrSTOO HIM FOR N&W YOU GIVE CHrTERENT-l) 78 1---? '"lOOK HOW NlCrXVVVOO SUP MUCH BUT HE RXKS WWO CAMtJ HIM A SILVER 7WAS Af RAID a?eAti vkOT OsTn 1 aSKeBifif LMKSSO Jg. .DOLLAR VOUIO Lr White, Col. John H. Young, post commanding officer, announced today. The service will take place at 10:30 a. m. and will be con ducted' especially for the benefit of families residing in the area around Camp White who have lost sons, fathers, brothers and husbands on the battlefields of World War H. Further details will be an nounced soon. Col. Young said. Oae uau Trloune Want Ida. ZERO CLUB Out ot bounds, civilians only Delicious chicken and steak dinners 7:00 p. m., 3 am. except Sunday Phone day time 6300; night 9101. -i'" T1"rllssaaa a 'VHk B if ri .stasTasaTsTas,,. 7 aaat S. I ' 'Wa f f ecur mid av aauzo y9'2l'?J2r, s Ml PILOTS FORM CLUB - Somerville, Mass. (U.R) Army Capt. Harry J. Pashco of Somer ville originated and heads the Century Club composed of fight er pilots who have flown at least 100 missions against the Japanese. A new use has been found for the army ordnance jeep. A Britr ish surgeon was recently re ported to have inserted a rub ber part from a Jeep into the neck of a wounded commando so that it would serve as an air PsMlTS and SERVICE for aU Makes oi WASHERS and REFRIGERATORS YOUNGER S APPLIANCE SERVICE CO. 31 It. Bartlett Phone 2419 Crossword Puzzle iooatoffla a-KlDd at He 11-eteereS u-ebop l Man's s U Widows inbcrltsnea n Potsr bst iaPrimp s Rips op a Psrt to aircraft UPrutt it -you is -Ttll Isltebood IT Nobleman -. -ta-eolon r jt" !"""?""' 7 i 9 IT" iTl 1 W" 16 WIZZL 1 it T iT a :z7Ty- 5rF" n 5 W. T, 5051 5J OMr. hi CsslteaJ F4w arsatkata, Itast, tube, permitting him 'to bretfria. The commando was said to hive recovered. " , .' Tetl army ordnance companies have received the Fifth Army Plaque and Clasp for demonstra ting "outstanding devotion to duty under most difficult condi tions" at Anzio, Italy. ANNOUNCING REOPENING HOLLY CAFE Monday, Nov.. 20 6:00 A. M. 8:00 P. M. 31 N. 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