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

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TEH MSDFORD MAIL TMBTJICB ' Thnndr. Wot. SO. 1144
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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
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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
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'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
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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?
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a-su iuu.icjuuu aula UpKl KOHiaCD,
a ii , "Hi'y iuiti oy tatting
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a ncy wmaua ingrcoienta often
mcu uy arxrors 10 relieve ymp
tomi of gassfnm and add lodt-
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do bottle easy to Uke.
Get tcnulne reliable, time-
60. or $1.20 under maker'f poa.
his uiuuc-uin atUVeUUCta.
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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
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OFFICERS' CLUB
Dine-Dance-Refreshment
Chicken and Steak Dinners
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CLOSED MONDAVS
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were a eouple of young women
wearing fur coats and silk
stockings.
It made me think of the Nor
wegians and the Dutch and the
others.
As I watched the scene,
Aschke said almost proudly
that the people, of Kohlscheid
are getting the same rations they
had before the occupation ex
cept for butter end margarine.
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.
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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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11 pitcher
3S Runs
as Rise up
40 Sods drink
43 Artlnclsl Hint
43 Take food
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warriors
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promised him a reward but not
in cigarets.
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for your GAS BUGGY
WITHOUT GAS!
Fly in. Ride in. Fall In.
Walk in, Write in et
Phone In . . .
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31 Pree meal
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33 Palm stem
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