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SIX MEDfOHD WAIL TIUBUlfE Your Health and Its Care BY Oil WILLIAM BRADY. M D. Reader should addreaa InquirlM lo Dr. William Brady 26S El Camlae. Be'erlv KUla. Calif. SORRY. Women aged 33 haa had three years sojourn in a tuberculosis sanatorium, for advanced pul monary xuDer cu 1 c a i f , was discharged from aan four years ago, still takes pneumo thorax treat ment (collapse of affected lung by injec tions of air or nitrogen Into pleural cavity at intervals of Dr Brad? . wet ks OT month). Her husband, she says, has chronic osteomyelitis in one leg (this, presumably, is tuber culous of the bone marrow, though of course it may be non tuberculous). Now the couple want to have a baby. - Would it be wise lor them to do so? Could they have a healthy child? Even if a child would not ' Inherit tuberculosis or osteo myelitis asks the couple It is notable that they both sign the letter would the child inherit a tendency toward these dis eases? Or would - the child be weak and sickly? No, the couple should not have a baby, at least not unless or un til their doctor believes it would be safe safe for the baby. Whether the asteomyelltls is tu berculous or not is unimportant nothing hereditary or even communicable about osteomyeli tis of any kind. But the young woman'i lung tuberculosis is presumably still active, else no further injections of nitrogen or aid would be nec essary. So she would be almost certain to Infect a baby with tu berculosis if she nursed, cared for or kept the baby with her for any length of time, in spite of every meticulous care, or pre caution she might take to avoid infecting the baby. - " No, tuberculosis, whether of lung, gland, .bone or other tissue COURT HOUSE " NEWS MARRIAGES Clarence Hadden Davis and Ruth Anne Perry. Ebar r. High and Hlnnla M. Mon roe. Frank Pacheco, Jr and Claudia Irene Beck. Raymond William George Bowen and Jovce Rose Emmerett Dick. Charlie A. Trefether and Barbara xsoya. Charles Samuel Smith and Lola La vonna Newton. Divorces piled A. Martin vs. Thelma Probata Court Melvin Martin. Guardianship of laeua McCullr, ln- . competent siata ox immm I us sat aaper, ae- Cetete of Oknn . Jetraeon, 4a- Batata of Prad 0). Thars. deceased EstaU) of Plovd V. Ban. rlanaaaarl Estate of Albert Jones, deceased. Hugh A. Erlckson and Mary H. ?rickson to Ernest Thomson and Nata homsen. warranty deed. Albert T. Mcllvaln and Una . Mc Ilvsln to Teed Cardln and Clara V. Cardln. warranty deed. W. R. Wiggins and Mary Wiggins to Martin Knutson, warranty deed. Cora Tlllett to William B. Wilson, Warranty deed. Luella Thompson to William B. Wll aon, warranty deed, Victor Kohl and Dagmor Kohl to , RobRoy McConochle and Mary Fran cis McConochie, warranty deed. Leona Simpson and J. E. Simpson to Stanley A. Olson and Edith Olson, warranty deed. Stanley, A. Olson and Edith Olson to w. L. Preston and Beatrice Preston, warranty deed. Luther J. Addlngton and Loretta M. Addlngton to John X. Dunlap and Arkle L. Dunlap. quitclaim deed. . John X. Dunlap and Arkle L. Dun lap to ITederlck V. Cook and Mayme E. Cook, warranty deed. Edward E. Gore and Hattie W. Core to Standard OU company of Califor nia, lease v Bert Moor to Emma Arnatt, war ranty deed. Madeline M. Gardes, trustee, to ik. n-Ker, warranty aeea. C. R. Atkinson to J. T. Lovsil, war ranty deed. Harry S. Harrison and Myrtle Hani, on to E. D Dameron and Lona M. asameron, warranty aeed. D. J. Cuthbertson and Laura L. Cuthbertson to Harold J. Straua and Harry R. Walter, warranty deed. Chalena Blltch Cook to Zella Mae Doty and Aileen Hamel and Stanley Hamel, warranty deed. , c' Voung Aee and Z. N. Age to Alvln O. Tollefson, warranty deed. ! lie formou seat Si!" if1?."1"" m"' n,le- Hflletas pile E l 'hlnsr. aowina QUICK I Taia t.5,,1. to atirltit. ..r.mflg; .often., art 11.00 tab. Jhornlo. a Minor-. Itw,. 0lel".lY Or ,3 Thornton Minor llrclal HnniualtorlM. Ml! few tin mors, Trj DOCTORS' ear TOUAI At all rood drua stores everywhere In Medford at Taylor's Penny-Wisa " n - PARTS and SERVICE tot all Makes of WASHERS and REFRIGERA TORS TOUNGER S APPLIANCI SERVICE CO. -SI N. Rartlatt Phona tall YICK SO CIIKIESE HERB CO. r! . REMEDIES 7 Rtsttftaj J. H. Uong, Htrbalhtt .Tuetdar. Dae. I, ISM. TfO BABY or organ, is not Inherited. A child born of a tuberculous par ent may be as healthy as any child but unfortunately such an infant is almost certain to catch tuberculosis if the mother has the disease in active stage and for this reason it is absolute ly imperative that a baby born to a tuberculous mother be taken away from the mother and kept away from her, for the baby's sake, there is no excep tion to this, I believe. When this couple ask whether their baby would be "weak and sickly" I suppose they mean with poor or low "resistance" but I don't know what that means, so let's compromise on immunity, for immunity is some thing doctors do know some thing about. Candidly I have no idea whether a child born to such parents would have too lit tle, a fair degree, or no immun ity against tuberculosis. It could be easily determined, however, by applying to the newborn baby a tuberculin test. QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS Chawing Gum If chawing gum harmful after the aweet part haa been awallowed or ob eorbeJ? (Mra. S. E.) Answer No. Chewing wheat is bet ter, 1 think. Try carrying a handful of plain wheat and chewing aome when you want aomething to chew. Gives you desirable vitamin B com plex for one thing. Send stamped en velope bearing your address for pamphlet "Wheat to Eat" do not sand-cYpplnj I have been a member of the I. & ! T. club for years have found It keepa my hair looking so naturally dark that my friends are generally astonished when 1 tell them I touch It up to keep it that way. I add a few drops of olive oil. There Is only one 1 drawback It rubs off on my pillow case. (Mrs. D. E. W.) Answer Seems as though there's always something to take the joy out of Hie, All I know Is that many read era have expressed satisfaction with the use of Iron and tea to touch up their graying hair of course it dyes the hair black or dark brown. Put a piece of copperas (iron sulfate, not copper) size of a bean in a pint of orai nary lea loiacK rv tea It green tea). Apply to .gray hair as often as neces- sary. by drawing strands through soft cloth i wet with the Iron and tea. Nunt tha Rahv How long should a mother nurse her baby? (Mrs. J. E.) Answer Eight to ten months. (Copyright, 1944, by John F. Dille Co Siskiyou Memorial association to Emma L, Balderston, deed. Capital' company to David H. Holmes and Harry L. Holmes, war ranty deed. Neva O. Samuels to J. E. Randies and Ethel S. Randies, warranty deed. William M. Brlggs and Dorothy Briggs to Joseph E. Hughes and Mar garet Hughes, warranty deed. Howard H. Oearhart and Anna M. Oearhart to Don B. Callahan and Joyce V. Callahan, warranty deed. M J. W. McCulley to Marvin A. Wal den, contract. Clovls C. Mesaner and Odella Mess nor to William F. Brown, warranty deed. ' M. A. Schulr. and Mra. A. H. J. Schula to California Oregon Power company, right of way. Florence. Ragsdala to Marvin M. .. ....aic, urea. BUk7-.ivlT..ftw itugn B. Calhoun and Effle Calhoun to Jacob M. Garber and Harriett May Gar bar. Quitclaim dead. Lew's Ulrica and Mart Ulrica to aan; 1 M. Grove, warranty deed. Wlltam E. Moor and Mable R. afS i uy " P'ckens and Phoebe E. Pickens, warranty deed. Marie Carlson to Carl Carlson, quit eiaim deed. John A. Gemaehllch and Matilda Gemaehllch to Theodore W. Trauiman and Hulda M. 8. Trautman, wariutty deed. ' ..,.o..tR0S, na w' T. LeRoy to Jack C. Llbolt and Anna Ubolt, war ranty deed. mJ!? o0, 'ilbolt and Anna Llbolt to w'arranS ddM" ""1 A1'C" Musson, Boy . Lyon and Zalda M. Lyon to Howard L. Wells and Hope iTwells. warranty deed. ' Mattle J. Hopper to P. E. Avers and Ruth O. Ay.?., quitclaim deed? M",'' c- Walsh, warranty deed. .City of Medford to R. W. Stout ind Ella A. Stout, deed. """ Elsie M. Orove and Lewis Ulrich and Marie Ulrich. deed. 'd,M Lockwood to Roland E. West and Emma T. West, warranty deed i il5 r".onB; Lindsay and Mary L. Lindsay to Roland E. West and Emma T. West, warranty deed. 5?..?hrlM " Davles and Anna JU. Davles, warranty deed. Nelson and Lena Nelson to Harmon Cress and Oslo May cress warranty deed. ' Ji.hVMHJ.rllJ?, 10 ,r" D- ""din and Lelfh M. Hardin, contract H. Ball and Kalle Ball to Raloh N.M ii'tE.S" J? R,pn R,nkln nd Nellie May Rankin, warranty deed. H.?iv " uGe7 nd McGm to rrancu H. Adams and Ollva J ArS.lu o Gottlieb P. Masio and H.LA- M1"c W""nty deed. Neho? Si",'0." knd nkle Claire nelson to Olaf Johnson and Etta Mae Johnson, warranty deed. tottre5'-e;y!Uw:?dnd'" wafrVoVy "i1" ,0 Jo""""' ler,flirll,.?.M'ileJ.,nd "ld H. Mil. C.r..,.wr'.,,r,r".0n,vr-dei5! Dt'U tu,o'!" "'"S, lrrlt'on district to William H. Brown and Mattle V Brown, order of exclusion of land. Eagle Point Irrigation dlstrlot to J. Frank Brown and Amy H. Brown, or der of exclusion of land. Mabel V. Clark and A. M. Clark to Carroll E. Pratt and Florence L. Pratt, warranty deed. Esther M Sanderson to Brldane L. Sanderson, deed. L. N. Davis and Cora O. Davis to Edward G. Saupert and Evelyn E. Saupert, warranty deed. Marie L. Schmidt to Gordon A Kimball and Wlnnlfred A. Kimball, warranty deed. C. H. Blake and Ollva Blake to Laura Lorraine Backus, warranty deed. Murray Douglas Agate to Glenn R. FOR STOMACH ULCERS Heart Rheun.attsm Asthma Catarrh Pilot. Prostata Gland Eciema and all disorders oi Ur. Kidney Trouble and other com plaints disappear after uilnq CHIXESE HERBS to Sparta Bldg. Phona S817 tt And the Angels Sing L aVaAataJal ....A 1.JSV. ...; ' - -., r,g nil Fred MacMurray, Dorothy La Mour in a scene from "And the Angels Sing," co-starring Betty Hutton with Diana Lynn and Darby end Stella W. Darby, warranty deed. R. A, Skinner and Edna C. Skinner to C. V. Tiede and lxtUe I. Tlede. warranty aeed. E. H. SDarki to W. C. Cow lea and Jessie V. Cowlea, warranty deed. Donat A. Brace and Ma belle J. Brace to R. E. Van Vleet and Kath erinf S. Van Vleet, warranty deed. Roaue River Pack in rnrnnraUnn in Lawrence Warehouse company, lease. L. H. Hughes and Lillie Hughes to California Oregon Power company, right of way fcdward V. Smedea to Lynn Stephan, warranty deed. Lynn Stephan and Willow Stephan to F. R. Alley, warranty deed. Mildred F. Grlnsted and John W. Grlnsted to D. R. Conner inrl Martin Clogston, warranty deed. n. . a rams ana mary Irene Abrama to Highcroft, Incerporated. warranty deed. Highcroft, Incorporated, to H. C. Stoddard, warranty deed. Jama-M A. Wnrwli nn. Woods to Frank F. Honts and Melba a. nonu, warranty deed. . R.L W' stout flnd Ella A. Stout to STiluv "enry Peterson and Rachel Esther Peterson, warranty deed. G. W. PhttnTnrt nnrl Tvana T5l. EunCS.,w.rVan,.,vhde,d.LUnd and MObe' waBrrrnly Jecd!""" to Hugh B"rron- noun w. uraley and C. Rease Bralev to Loul p nin.- "one C. Older, warranty deed. .mn r.. omcKweii and Lola M. Stockwell to Dornthv T. Mn..ni. warranty deed. ipi.d "i," ona Ad Bc,le Hill -to fanty deed Mn an" Bc"n- War" ..Hvl I8 ""d Grace Lee to Douglas Marlon Gavlor, warranty deed ClarenrM T nr,,m.nj E Drummond to Carl M. Blsmark and swt o . ?' worrantv deed. B.Mi!d CBr M' Blsmark and Beatrice E. Blsmark.a warrantv Central Pt. Soldier He'ps Expedite Mail Going to Hospitals Allied Fores TTaoitM..i.. Italy-Prlyate First Class Ar thur D. Miller, husband of Mrs. Norma R. Miller, of Central Point, Ore., is a clerk with a comoany of Mediterranean Thea ter Post Office that handles all ni-oming mail for hospitalized soldiers so that letters from home are received in the short est possmie time. Soldiers in the company con ceived the plan and put it into effect through the chief postal officer. When a soldier is hurt or sick, the post office, as well ?my. 1' notified. This information is forwarded t ti United States, his letters are flown directly to the special company, given priority and flown to the post office nearest his hospital. Men of the company also re wrap damaged packages and handle mail for soldiers who have changed addresses. Pfc. Miller has been overseas 16 months. - " ...... Closing time for Classified Ada 9 a. m. Too Late to Classify 12:30 J Slmplepilesneednotwrscksndtortureyou 1 . with madrienine itch.-bum and irritation. Smart's Pyramid Suppositories bring B 1 quick, welcome relief. Their grand medi. r J calioa means real comfort, reduces strain, ) helps tishten relaxed membranes, gently lubricate, and softens. Prolrcui. and t .nu-chainnt. M eaiy to ale. Get genuine Stuart's Pyramid 8uppo.lrorle. at your B drua atore without delay 60c and tlO V on maker's monay.back guarantee. . A QUICK PICK UP l"roLOTOPlCKUPHrf CARBIK IT things', 6CArrtRep to savm time ON riOOR. CARRIES EVERYTHING PltTUHC BOOK UP. I nin DtCIDCS THERE'S 15X3 rUCH WRONELCrACV AND SETS CVERVTHW6 DOWN ASW.ONfi fcV ONE.- WS.brAEPS T COWW Raymond Walburn. The picture starts Wednesday tor a four-day program at the Craterian, On the Radio Chain a t a t i o n a i Chain affiliation and where they are oo the dial: KALI (CBS) 13)0, Portland. KEX (NBC-blue) I ISO, Portland. KGA (NBC-Blue and MBS) 1510. Spokane; KGO (NBC-Blue) S10. San Francisco; KOW (NBC-Red), 620, Portland; KJIt (NBC-Blue) 1000. Seattle; KNX (CBS) 1070 Los Angeles; KOA (NBC-Red) 850. Denver; KOIN (CBS) 070. Port land; KOMO . (NBC-Red) 050. Seattle; KPO (NBC-Red) (SO. San Francisco; KSL (CBS) 1160. Salt Lake City. Time Shown la PWT TUESDAY 5-00 p. m. Terry and Pirates, BN; Fletcher Wiley, CBS; OK for Release. NBC. 6:15 p. m. Red's Gang, CBS; Dick Tracy, BN; Superman, MBS. 0:30 p. m. Date with Judy, NBC; Jack Armstrong, BN; Harry Flannery, News, CBS; Adventures of Tom Mix, UBS. 9:49 p. m. Capt. Midnight. BN: Night News Wire, MBS: News, CBS 6:00 p. m. Mystery Theater, NBC; Gabriel Heatter. MBS; Burns and Al len, CBS; Army Show, BN. 6:15 p. m. Screen Test, MBS. 6:30 p. m. Fibber McGee and Molly. NBC: Spotlight Bands, BN 7:00 p. 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 p m. Hlldegrade, NBC; Red Rider. MBS: Manhattan Melody, CBS; Horace Helijt, BN. 8:00 p. m. Mercer'a Muslo Shop, NBC: I Love a Mystery, CBS. 8:15 p. m. Fleetwood LaWton. NBC; Lum and Abner. BN: Music. CBS. 8:30 p. m. Freedom of Opportunity. MBS: Johnny Presents, NBC. 9:00 p. m. Everything for Boys. NBC: Big Town. CBS. ' 0:13 p. m. Rex Miller, MBS. , ' 0:30 p. m. Million Dollar Club. CBS: Fulton Lewis. Jr., MBS. 10:00 d m. News, NBC; Count ot Monte Cristo. MBS; Five Star Final, 10:30 p. m. Edwin C. Hill, CBS. 11:00 p. m. Talks, CBS; Concert Hour, BN. Wednesday 5:00 p. m. Terry and Pirates, BN; OK for Release. NBC. 5:15 p. m. Superman, MBS: Dick Tracy, BN; Relax In Rhythm, MBS. 5:30 p. m. Jack Armstrong, BN: Harry Flannery, News, CBS; Adven tures of Tom Mix, MBS. 5:45 p. m. Elmer Peterson, NBC: Night News Wire. MBS; Capt. Mid night. BN: News, CBS. 6:00 p. m Gabriel Heatter, MBS; Carlson and News, BN: Inner Sanctum, CBS: Eddie Cantor, NBC. 6:30 p. m. Spotlight Bands. BN. Mr. District Attorney, NBC; Which Is Which. CBS. 7:00 p. m. Kay Kyaer'a kollege, NBC; Great Momenta in Music, CBS: Raymond Gram Swing, BN; Sumner Welles,- MBS. 7:15 . p. m. Lowell Thomas, MBS; The Colonel, CBS. 7:30 p. m. Scramby Amby, BN: Nelson Eddy, CBS: Lone Ranger, MBS 8:00 p. m. Mercer's Music Shop, NP.C; News. BN: Jack Klrkland Show CBS: Main Line. MBS. 8:15 p. m. Fleetwood Lawton, NBC; Lum and AUher, BN; Passing Parade, CBS. , 8:30 p. m. Carton of Cheer, NBC: PBulldog Drummond, MBS. Fur Remodeling and Repairing Ralining Cleaning and dialing Prances Dallaire Ph. 2528 Woodrow and Crater Lake OPEN -LONG'S CAFE CENTRAL POINT Highway 99 ' Breakfasts. Lunches. Dinners Under New Management 7 A.M. to 11 P.M. Mr. and Mra. Wright 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 By GLUYAS WILLIAMS DOWN A6MM LA&OCIOUSLY LOAD BYtk:iM-, U( IMMEDIATELY TrIINdi IN ONE. LIPPIN6 FROM UNDER ARX CY PI AlKlaS TD SArVrus-b rTL-rv I J V.VA CEUttttCBOX OFCBAY- r HC HAO A BASKET Ht UMSTAIRS CCUUJ PUT ALL Hr8 eTUffl A6AJN MOTHER a-INWHE I4t e. m. Mr. and Mn. North, NBC: Jack Carson. CBS; Newa. MBS; Dunninger, BN. SO p. m Fulton Lewis, Jr., MBS. 10:00 p. m. News. NBC. 10:30 p. m. Svmphonette. NBC. ' 11:49 p. m. On -all night. BN. , Oil Stove Quota Reduced Further Further restrictions measures' governing the purchase, of oil stoves are now in effect accord ing to the war price and ration board due to the small supply of the stoves and the ever decreas- Chalker'a Motel & Lodge OFFICERS' CLUB Dine Dance Refreshments Chicken and Steak Dinners Most Unique Hlsce in So Ore C'l.OSKD MDNDAVS raorsdays Private ParUes Unlf for Reservations Pb Onld HIU til STRANGE AS IT SEEMS By ERNEST MX at .XI jy rrc .ao raws' iya&. I mbioucsi sa-Region l ; .g I I r&r a i-i a Mars tm c I 1 KifTr MtGPOPtll 2.000.000 GtA iw-'WfA-. iS?-' BARNEY GOOGLE ana SNUFFY SMITH "T " ' ' ' tr. I TH WGH flU" (VMGWTV I I TVAW, YzSSS N . kV EaULTEO BLflCK ORftGOON, 0M,SUPRG(VE ONE, il jllla Cor, IWt. King feaSrndolt, lau WorM ngha raemJ.. BUZ SAWYER aaaasrv r f THftNKS, Jl I T. AMP SEE WMCT A RtAt PLANE 1 1 .... WX TVIERE'5 Wmm VU.U- sit down Biii. fcy r ?9&A FEELS Line, of course, m fr, abls inboard oin& bac. WE OVERTM61 -.5?lS X TAKING A CHANCE, LETTINfir . JUST A BUNCH OF PlrAE-A- CONTROLS i-i fy 41 M&K. SUCH SCREWBALL HANDLE hM DOZEN COMBAT PILOTS LIKE UA BLONDIE ' . . I JITSeeEN JrW PLEASE DOl I i I lliir OH, DEAR! MRS. II I T 4 LOVELV C COME AGAIN h ' f NUTKIN SAID SHE ftfscvile TmItT, LTL ABNEH Of THIS PIECE Of WER I HAVE i TOO 'TS IT WOULD B CHEAP PVOl7 Ni II VOULDM't IT" 15 WRITTEN TWti FORMULA I MY I MUCH? ) AT THE PRICE-BUT. VVOULDrT , I y Z.N TH PafaDrD THAT CAN OltTROT Trie L PRICE- sl i SOMEHOW -I CAN'T KILL MB - H&Mh- Ml Vrt r.,,,!V ' WOULO' CA40UNI ONE 'I Vl TRUST VOU . PROFKSC Z..... JZ?53mXL fV- IT5FALLING inductry revMAKiNG billion axsK MACHIAVELLI? VOU WOUIJNT .'wSlP a s.'&fc OUT.'"'' . Gasoline CHCAPCat, THAN 1 ira sall T i. .A " 1 M1iT ijNT.3v 1 wATiPi.'.'TMAT paper f .Sirr iWSia Zi Atti-AsSv III' fd ,, i.wn Muyrttcis j " gssj THE NEBBS JS II A SURE VOLlRTHETROUeLE I IlL FIGURE OME-OUNOS 1 I .WAKTIKl' TO WORk rB,HEsslLr . -v U,0 SON WILL BE JlSlOOWT TUNS OUT FOR kocQONLV IS A NEW SENSATION aHtTC. SOM3UW REACT l TO PROUD OF rKNOvV NOTHlM . VOU-SOMETHING MINK FAST AND IT MAY WEAR OFF ) EE TO SO TO yp-.V6&t VOU , J. EXCEPT FlGUpN WnH A FUTURE WHILE I'M IF I DONT START J Mk TTfTCr yp j Ing supply of fuel oil. . The stove quota for the Portland OPA dis trict, which includes Medford, was cut in half for December as compared to the previous month, OPA reports. Application for oil stoves must prove that the atove Is needed to replace One worn be yond' repair and that the appli cant cannot use wood or coal either because no one In the household is able to operate other types or because there is no flue or chimney for other ZERO CLUB Out ot bound, civilians only Delicious chicken and steak dinners 7:00 p m., Sam. except Sunday Phone day time 6300 night 9101 He? POPilarot ahdso syy tftrV tVST . TWO Mvves mW I I lWrttir MT.I.nrin ! V I I AIR MM- MA Sim r W. - - . .- r M I - r. "" 1 types and none can be construct ed. Convenience or comfort can not be taken Into consideration OPA states. Five per cent of all persons who recover from typhoid fever become carriers. MONEY TO LOAN! Oo JEWELRY CAMERAS and MUSICAL INSTRU MENTS Used and unra deemed tewelry at great sa-'nga PEOPLES LOAN GO. , 2291 E. 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