Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, November 30, 1944, Image 10

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Newspaper Page Text'A , I i i. If TEH MSDFORD MAIL TMBTJICB ' Thnndr. Wot. SO. 1144 Yank Engineers Dynamite Nazi r i AlhTr s'i: Aii . : . Am. . J . ant"" , ,, An American Ninth Army engineer hlta the ground as Oerman pillboxes In the Gellenklrchen area go up with a roar. Dynamite charges and (lama throwers were used to exterminate these nests ol bitter, last-ditch Ger " man resistance. Signal Corps radlo-telephoto. Your Health and Its Care BY OR. WILLIAM BRADY. M. O. Readers should addrasi Inquiries toi Dr. William Brady 2B5 CI Camlno. Barer!. Hills. CaUl. ' FOUNDl A GIRL ': I am suffering from an Infer iority complex. I blush easily and I am extremely(nervous, and I worry con tinually over the least little thing. I have tried every thing to over come this han dicap . . . So far but for one dls c r e p a ncy It might be Ol'j Doc Brady cry ing in his beer Dt Bredt but for an other discrepancy, to wit, that he doesn't care for beer, thank you. Yes, indeed, the way I know it isn't ,01' Doo Brady Is that he does not have an infer iority complex but rather a col lection of them, - . . .' The young woman continues: I even consulted a psychiatrist and had myself psycho-analyzed for seven weeks at great ex pense, but received little releif. I don't know where to turn. I am 23 and have everything to live for, and yet I'm so miserable I want to die , . . Come, come, now, child, let's keep this on a serious level,, and no romancing. Any kind of physical pain Is much easier to bear than the 1 mental torture I have to go through every day of my life. . . . (End of the complain). Now, folks, before wa dissect this case let me remind you that I am no psychiatrist, psycholo gist, psycho-analyst, specialist qr long distance diagnostician. Why do introspective people who devote too much time to thinking of themselves assume that their worries, fears, anxie ties, phobias, etc., are worse or harder to bear than real pain Is? No, no, please don't write to tell me why. The question Is rhetori cal. Great guns, I've heard all that a thousand times before you can't tell me anything about it. And don't try to tell me that I show singular lack of sym- NANCY'S SANDWICH SPREAD Ernie Bushmlller United featun Syndicate, Inc. NANCY YICXSO CHINESE HERB CO. REMEDIES J. H. Uong, Harbalitl l i WHO BLUSHES pathy. My sympathy Is not avail able on demand when or 1 I feel sympathy I reserve the right to bestow It where I, not you, think it should go. Only suggestion I offer this young woman Is that she is per haps striving for perfection and of course cannot achieve it. No body can. The one normal thing I know, about her Is that she has an Inferiority complex. Such a complex or two Is fine for any young person. It Is the young person without any feeling or consciousness of inferiority that needs our sympathy, care and guidance, i , ' Then, too, perhaps I contrived to convey to the young woman in the personal letter I sent her, the suggestion that she find ways and means of keeping horself oc cupied and concerned with ac tivities, cares, aspirations, Inter ests of others and by such diver sion keep her mind off from her self. Again I caution the new read er to remember that I am Just Ol' Doc Brady and my Ignorance of psychology is stupendous. questions' and answers Lemon . Wife 28, I am as, and we have been your followers since years before we married. Would It be harmful to either of us to drink the juice of a lemon In a glass of. water every morning? (B. D. E.) Answer On the contrary. No ac counting for tastes I'd as soon down beaker of castor oil as a chaser for a Sob of mashed potato every morning, ut don't mind my whems lemon or lemon Juice Is Just as healthful as orange or orange Juice or any other fruit or Its juice for dally consump tion. More Olrl Than Boy Babies It It true that a married couple to day are more likely to have a girl baby than a boy baby? (Cpl. B. J.) Answer I had always assumed It was SO-90, but according to some re cent statistics more girl babies than boy babies are being born now. Allergic Headache ' I- followed the 'suggestion In your pamphlet concerning allerglo head ache I found one or two doses quick ly clear my headache and have not had a headache now for over four months, even at time of period be fore t seldom . went three days with out one. (Gratefully, Mrs ) Answer Thank you, ma'am. On written request (no clipping will serve) t am glsd to send the pamphlet "Relief for Allergy" to any reader who provides stamped pre-addressed envelope. (Copyright. 1944. by John T. Dllle Co.) FOR STOMACH ULCFBt Heart flheun.attsm Asthma Catarrh Piles. Prostate Qlond Eciema and all disorders ol Liver. Kidney Troubla and other com plaints disappear alter usln? CHINESE HERBS Removed to Sparta Bldg. Phona 58 17 Pillboxes (Acmm Hadto-Teleohoto) On the Radio Chain STATIONS) Chain affiliation and where they are on the dial: KALE (CBS) 1330, Portland KEX (NBC-Blue) IISO, Portland, KUA (NBC-Blue and MBS) 1310, Spokane;. KOO (NBC-Blue) 810. Ban Francisco; KGW (NBC-Red), 620, Portland; KJK (NBC-Blue) 1000, Seattle; KNX (CBS) 1070. Los Angeles; KOA (NBC-Red) 190, Denver; KOIN (CBS) 970, Port land; KOMO (NBC-Red) 050. Seattle; KPO (NBC-Red) SS0, Bin Frsnclsco; KSL (CBS) 11(0. Salt Lake City. ' Time Shown la PWT Thursday 0:00 p m. Terry nd Pirates. BN: OK for Release, NBC. 9 lt p m iiicm ITacy BN: Super man. MBS 5:30 p m. Jack Armstrong - BN Hnrry Flannery. News, CBS; Tom Mix. MBS. o:4A p m Captain Midnight. BN. Night News Wire. MBS. News. CBS 6 00 o m Music Hall. NBC: Majol Bowes CBS Gabnel Heatter MBS Larlson ano News BN 8:15 p m Screp Test MBS. Lou Haiti 4N 6.30 p m Bob Burns' NBC. Spotllgnt Bands BN Corliss Archer CBS. Starllaht Serenade MBS 7:00 p m Ahoott and Coatello NBC: Raymond Gram Swing. BN First Line, CBS; Henry Gladstone MBS. 7. In p m. Lowell ' Thomas. MBb 7:30 p m March ot Time, BN. Red Ryder. MBS: Rudy Vallee. NBC. 8:00 p. m. Music Shop, NBC Sammy Kaye, MBS. S:lo p m -Ntani ttdttor. NBC: Lura end Abner, BN 8 30 p m. Coll.. time. NBC:. Oeatn vattey Hh.ntl CBS rred War ma snow BN DOU p m New! MBS. Americas Town Meeting of the Air, BN; Dinah Shore NBC 0 IS p m Hea Miller MBS 0 30 p m. Ellery Queen Mysteries NBC; Fulton Lewis, Jr., MBS; Woody Herman Orch.. CBS 10:00 p m. News Reporter, NBC. Friday '.5:0. pm- Terry and Pirates. BN; OK for Release, NBC. 5:15 p m. uica ITacy. BN. Super man MBS 5 30 p m Jack Armstrong, BN. Hnrry W Flannery news, CBS; Ad ventures nf Tom Mix. MBS 5:45 p m Elmer Peterson, Com. mentator NBC. Capt Midnight. BN Night News Wire. MBS, News, CBS :00 p m. Waits Time. NBC, Ga briel Heatter, MBS. Serenade, BN. 5 lo p m Screen lest atUS 6:50 o m -People Ar Funny NBC: Brew,"J?,r a' CB Double or Nothing, MBS. ,"., m.-Peopie Are Funny Amos And NBC I'urante and Moor CBS; Dale Carnegie, UBS . ,. Wt. m t?"'1 fhomaa MBS led Malnne BN nib's. MBsm--Mu" Sh0p' NBC: Hrlilu'S-Cs"1""" BN 8 30 p m Duffy s Tavern. NBC. Gang Busiers BN: It Pays to Be Ig norant CBS 0 00 p m furlough Fun. NBC News MBS; Aldrlch Family, CBS 9:30 p m Fultnn 'wts ir. MBS Adventures ot Thin Men. CBS rinai CBS n,'N,w, NBC- Flv 8ur J I An p m Concert Hour. BN. 11:45 p. m On all night, BN. A gold-encrusted altar, suc cessfully i hidden from Henry Morgan, , the . pirate, when he sacked and burned the original Panama City, stands today in the Church of the Golden Altar in the new city. i SURBURBAN HEIGHTS pv 1 -M- .Jl rW , TREPTOLty MAPS A SHWBirS CT 'Coftt -ROOM AT THE B16 RECEP'ribNlWHEN HE ' . OXH-DNXTlND W4 NEW TORI. fRAV rCPCRA.BfTtRE HE REMEMBERED HE HAD TUCKED IT UNPER THE BEP TOR . SAFlEEP,r, HITLER HEILING NOT SO POPULAR Natives of Western Germany - Hasten to Assure Invad ers They Are Anti-Nazi. (Jack Fleischer, United Press war correspondent on the west ern front inside Germany,' was a member of the Berlin staff of the United Press for tw- years before Pearl Harbor. In the following dispatch he describes how the German population which . he knew well before America's entry into the war la reacting to U, S. occupation.) By Jack Fleischer Ninth U. S. Army Headquar ters, Nov. 30 (U.R) Almost ev ery German you meet in the western German areas we have occupied will tell you eagerly that he Is "anti-Nazi" although only a few weeks ago they wore Nazi party buttons and helled Hitler with the best of them. And most surprising of all they seem to expect the Ameri cans to treat them as we treat the French, the Belgians, and the Dutch. - While the Germans fawn out wardly, they are quick to grab any opportunity to ignore or evade regulations laid down by the Allied military government. Ignore Rules MaJ. Joseph D. Acckerman, Colorado Springs, Colo., work ing at Herzogenrath, said: "We post proclamations that no Ger man men are permitted on the streets. But in the first few days after a town is captured there aren't enough American men to enforce the rule strictly. "Consequently some German watches the Americans roll past from his doorway. Nobody chal lenges him so he steps into his front yard. Still nobody says anything. Next thing Jerry is wandering around the streets as he pleases." Acckerman said ,one well-to-do woman from Aachen came to Herzogenrath to fetch her automobile and couldn't under stand why she wasn't allowed to drive It home along highways filled with military convoys. Farmer Complains One wealthy German farmer complained about the camping of American troops in his or chard and said it was gravely damaging his property. ' Germans to whom this corre spondent . has spoken methodi cally damned Hitler and the Nazis, making a distinction be tween "us Germans" and "those Nazis." Walter Aschke, manager of a big coal mine in the town of Kohlscheid continually, tried to distinguish between the "Ger man government" and the "party," Later In the streets of Kohl scheid, which was only slightly damaged Aschke admitted that nine-tenths the damage was done by German artillery. Plenty to Eat The women were hurrying through the streets with shop- CanYouEat without Worry? U food you ire fond of Mms to csum a-su iuu.icjuuu aula UpKl KOHiaCD, a ii , "Hi'y iuiti oy tatting -TU W"HB BbUBTV aVkOlflia. a ncy wmaua ingrcoienta often mcu uy arxrors 10 relieve ymp tomi of gassfnm and add lodt- ,y.svivu. i uu U ICCJ IK ItCT aUMJ wcrp ucucr. no Bsiumr- do bottle easy to Uke. Get tcnulne reliable, time- 60. or $1.20 under maker'f poa. his uiuuc-uin atUVeUUCta. I'1 ICE SKATE TO-NITE . and very nite except Monday , 7:45 to 10:13 Sat. & Sun. Matinea " MEDFORD ICE ARENA 619S. Grapa Phone 4511 Br CLUYAS WILLIAMS' ping bags bulging with potatoes, apples, and vegetables. Old men, youngsters and women were carting potatoes, cabbages, turnips, and beets in from the nearby fields. There were two spic and span butcher shops on opposite sides of the street and in each about SO fat sausages were hanging, along with a couple of pieces of fresh meat. Two teen age boys were leaning out of a second story window, joking with two nicely dressed girls in the street below. There Chalker'a Motel ft Lodge OFFICERS' CLUB Dine-Dance-Refreshment Chicken and Steak Dinners eSnsl Unique Flaee in So Ore CLOSED MONDAVS rharstfays Private ParUes only for Bssereatlaiu Pa. Gold U1U le STRANGE AS IT SEEMS By ERNEST HIX B-7ZJ--'-f-' : J """" yd, Lft tom, ay .1 tfAMXwrcirrtiesxrea 1 jWLsaastgAjJI ""J", y jeecoMMCNDeotsme . ' V &!K yiw HM tAPAAese msscssOAs SPOT . art BARNEY GOOGLE and SNUFFY t X W (V05T HIGH, 6XP.U EO W I ONE VU1SHES SERVICES 1 GBEftl ONE OF 0ENTIST - I HAS 60 0UCKLV W BUZ 8AWYEH BLONDIE LTL ABNER NICE EVENIN'T I WE 15 TOO POU ii acrs i i i jw.it smr m s i i aa - i simm ! 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Closing time tor Sunday Too bate to CuusM; 630 Saturday aiternoon Please remember. ZERO CLUB Out of bounds, civilians only Delicious chicken and steak dinners 7:00 p. m., 3 a ra. except Sunday Phone day time 8300: night 8101. 75r si a was - ' ST- SMITH .a GO -! SPOKEN W1F TH'BLOOO AH I CMAWNEP FUM A INNERCENT LAMB, AH MAKES A " X LIP TH' ON MAM rrr BROW- n LiP all !H V I I c ,jrirrsT ' ' ? Ber--t.- i . v f,fe i i Li 1 DRAWN ED FUM A J I THRU TIMES REPEATIN' rV-H k STIFF AN' COLO fX. 2t INNERCtMT LAMB, Til ML AH MAKES A X I B y, ' bhow i-P7-i -1 CICARET BPUBNED Lancaster, Pa., Nov. 30 (U.R) Donald Landis, 9, an invet erate smoker, fouriJ three cases of clgarets approximately 1,500 packages on the street today. Landis didn't hesitate a second. He called police, who called the express company from whose truck they fell. The company HOW OPEN! TAKE -IT -EASY LODGE Dine and Dance Open Wednesday, Thursday, Friday and Saturday One-Half Mile Up. Savage Creek . . 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