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EIGHT MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE -WadnasdaT. Dae. 1(44 Your Health and Its Care BY DR. WILLIAM BRADY. M. D. Readers tbould addrasa tnqulrias tot Dt. William Brady ' 26S El Camino. BaVarly HUls. Calif. CRANK ABO Members of my family some times complain bitterly that whatever they complain of seems always to can for fresh air and- exercise. Meaning they have to groan like the devil to get an okeh for any medi cine from me. But then, a doctor, even a real doctor, should n e vie r at t e m p t . to Di BradT treat members of his family or even more dis tant relatives. : I do believe reasonable amount of exercise Is good- for nearly everybody. It is perfectly evident, to my mind, that a great many people suffer from lack of. neglect of or insufficient cultiva tion of daily exercise physical work, playing games, athletics or Just gymnastic or callsthenlc exercise. For the geek who conducts this" column a fair minimum amount of exercise for a day consists of. say a dozen rolls, a dozen of each of the movements of the Last Brady Symphony as indicated and Illustrated in "The 7 Keys to Vlte" (for copy send 25 cents and stamped pre-addressed . envelope), half, a dozen runs up and down one flight of stairs, a walk of seven' blocks to the bowling green, one or two games of lawn bpwls, .".a - walk back home, three or four sprints upstairs to the studio to see that - all the .girls punch the time clock, etc., and so another day. That is the minimum amount of physical activity for a mature adult,' I believe. . ' -Now listen to this Montreal lad. He is 64 and for five years he has spent 20 to 30 minutes every morning in bending exer cises, in spite of the views of some authorities aboUt-the dan gers of exercise for persons past ' 80 or 60. Moreover. he does 1000 of the standlng-and-touching-toes bends, or e 1 s e . 1000 ly Inn-on-back-a n d-ralsing-legs-to vertical. A thousand times at a seance, mark youl ..;'. -' Eagle Point .1 Zngle Point, Dec. 6 Gertrude Stanley is busy commuting be tween here and Medford, mak ing sure that the new grand daughter who arrived at the Community hospital December 1, is getting every attention to ward her comfort. The little miss is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Bertland Stanley and weighed S pound on arrival. Grandpa Roy is perfectly will ing to cook hit own dinners for he thinks It won't be long until the precious object of attention Will be cooking for- him.. - v - Ben Moomaw and Miss Nettie Raider of Coqullle, arrived here Sunday for a few days visit with Ms nephew, riay Harnlsh, and family, also other relatives.. A son was born to Cpl. and Mrs. Wm. Inglebert at Camp White hospital November 25, and was named William Lee. $he little fellow hasn't been very wel 1 but was somewhat improved on last report. Mrs. Inglebert was brought back to ber home Monday but the baby will be kept at the hospital un til stronger. , Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Overdlck moved to Klamath Falls recent ly to make their home, having bought property, and both have positions there. Mrs. Overdick's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Wm Hurst plan on leaving soon for there also to make their home. Mr. and Mrs. James Fleming of Medford were dinner " guests of Mr. and Mrs. Orvil Hender son last Saturday. Sympathy of friends In this community Is extended the fam ily of Mrs. Mollie Holmes who passed away at her home in Cen . tral Point November 20. Her warm, sincere friendliness and ready smile will be greatly missed by a host of friends. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Sowell of Butte Falls called at the Hen derson home Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Glen Hale and son, Lloyd, Mrs. Hale's mother Mrs. Mcda Budse of Medford Mr. and Mrs. Neal Ballard and small son, and Wm. Inslebert were dinner guests Thursday of Mr. and Mrs. Ray Harnlsh. Mrs. Beulah Lemmon and two small children will arrive in Eagle Point Tuesday evening to stay witn Mrs. Lemmon's moth er, Mrs. Millie Tlngleaf, until after Christmas, when they will return to tneir home in Sacra mento, Calif. Eagle Point Extension Unit will meet at the home of Mrs Flo Newland Thursday, Dec. 14 commencing at 10:30 a. m. They will serve a planned luncheon and the subject will be "War ZERO CLUB Out ot bounds, civilians only Delicious chicken and steak dinners 7 00 p. m., I a m except Sunrise Phone day time 6300 night 9101 - UT EXERCISE : The lad says he started that with the Idea of correcting con stipation, and he thinks it has helped. But now he wonders whether there is any actual dan ger to the heart or arteries If he continues his dally stint as de scribed. " ' First, I don't believe exercise is particularly good for constipa tion, or rather I should say a rea sonable ' amount of I exercise dally such as walking three to six miles will do everything for constipation that any more strenuous exercise possibly can do. , Whether the lad should go right on doing his thousand setting-up movements dally he him self can answer far better than I can. If he feels oke immediate ly after the seance and one or more hours afterward, the in dulgence is oke. If he doesn't feel fine and dandy right after the exercise or an hour or two afterward, then he had better ease down to a reasonable num ber of movements at each seance from half a dozen to 20 or 30. If he still doesn't feel o good after the exercise, then he "had better consult his physician. QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS Good Skin ll Worth Savins Please Inform me which of your pamphleta, if any, deali with common kin diseases, and which deals with care of the complexion and treatment of. blemishes? (L. M.) Answer Booklet "Cosmetic Blem ishes" deals with wrinkles, scars, moles, etc. for copy send 10 cents and stamped pre-addressed envelope. Booklet "Save Your Skin" deals with various akin diseases for copy send 35 cents and stamped'' pre-addressed envelope. Pamphleta are available as follows: .Acne Blackheads and Pimples : Eczema 1 .The Silvery Scale Disease (Psoriasis) Foot Itch (Ringworm. Athlete's Foot) Prutitiua (Itching without apparent ' cause) ; Excessive Sweating Hives . Ivy Poisoning Varicose Veins (and varicose ulcer) Care of the Hair and Scalp Relief for Allergy For any one pamphlet send stamped envelooe bearing your address and name the pamphlet in writing. A clip ping will not suffice. If you ask for more than one. Inclose 10 cents for each additional one you want. ,. .. ..- . Mult .... . . Is pasteurized milk as -good for you as .raw milk? (J. L. D.) Answer I prefer either grade A raw milk from tuberculin .tested herd or - certified milk raw, to any, milk pr-bo1led (pasteurized). (Copyright, 1944, by John F. Dille Co.) time buffet meals," with Julia and Ann Davies as leaders. Christmas gift exchange will be held in the afternoon. Gifts are not to exceed 25c in price. Mrs. Orvil Henderson receiv ed a letter last week dated No vember 18 from her grandson. T.Sgt. Wnv. H. Glpson. He is now in the Philippines with the 6th ranger Infantry battillon, to which he was recently trans ferred from the 98th field ar tillery battalion. He wrote in part,-. "We have been overseas now for 24. months and still no sign of a returning date. It seems still In the dim and distant fu ture.' So don't look for me until you see me, but am still hoping it won't be many months. How-ever,-1 am well and have been very fortunate, for which I am truly thankful." . George Phillips, who under went a serious operation in St Vincent's hospital In Portland this fall, arrived home recently and Is able to be out-of-doors and to greet friends. Harold Emison returned to his home near San Francisco the iirsi or ibsi weeic, aner Helping his father, S. N. Emison settle business interests here prior to the letter's moving to California Mrs. Beatrice Galbreath. daueh- to rof s. N. Emison, has sold her property in Eagle Point to a California corporation and is now teaching school near San Diego. , . , , Incubator Baby . Grows Up To Be Health Champion Chicago. Dee. 6 (U.R) A bright-eyed young woman who spent the first days of her life In an incubator beams ahn tvn frail was named today as one of tour national health champions Elizabeth Ann Laughner, 18 Leetonia. O.. a freshman nt Wit tcnbertf college, wax one nf the health champions selected today at tne national 4-h congress, Be- sines Deinff nn Inriihntnr hnhv she was 111 durins munh nf her childhood and underwent a serl- our operation when she was 8 years old. She said her health was largely the result nt drink ing milk with every meal. Miss uiugnner is o feet, svj inches tan ana weighs 112 pounds. VIIYQU1IITUPLETS always do this for CHEST GOLDS! Ta ff watts Mm CeagWag gars Israel sad JUMaJ Masctot Whenever the Quintuplets catch ooM thsirchesta, throats and barks are rubbed with Muaterole. Powerfully toothing Mustevole not only promptly relieves com ha. sore throat, aching cheat muscles due ta colds but alio helps area up coaptation in upper bronchial tract, nose udtoaUIVoadaralertraicisrant.feiof lal Straagth e ft ESCAPE FROM JAP SLAUGHTER BOAT TOLD BY SOLDIER Sergeant Captured on Ba taan Among Those Sur i vivlng Torpedoing. Houston, Tex., Dec. 8 (U.R) A halr-ralslng story of imprison ment in the Philippines for two and a half years and final escape from his captors by diving from a Japanese "slaughter boat" was told today by Tech. Sgt. Denver R. Rose, home after his Pacific nightmare, Rose, a defender of Bataan and Corregidor and one of those forced to take- the infa mous "march of death", consid ers himself the luckiest man in the world. . The 23-year-old Houston sol dier, a native of 'Forth Smith, Ark., escaped from a Jap prison ship during a prisoner transfer in the Philippines some months ago. He escaped once after the ship was torpedoed, swam four miles to an island, was. recap tured, and escaped again. Near Land "I was within SO miles of land," Rose said, "when the Japs came up in small boats and caught about 30 of us. "They tied our hands behind us and took us to another prison ship. They roped us together ard stood us in a line along the rail. They then started shooting us, one at a time.. "Using his sword, a Jap cut the rope to loose the first man In line. He was taken to the stern of the boat and shot In the back. He felMnto the water. "Meanwhile, I found the frayed end of a steelcable by feeling with my" fingers behind my back and rubbed the ropes across the sharp edges until . I got free." . , The sergeant exhibited scars to show ho whlsvarm had been to show how his aims had. been Makes Break ."I decided I'd. just as soon.be shot trying to get away as the ther way, so I made a break for it. "I ran to the front end of the ship and slipped. down. Into; the anchor hole. After a while. I heard shooting again, so I let myself down into the water. Rose swam the four miles back to land, where friendly guerillas cared for him and sev eral Americans who had made good in the first escape attempt. Urgently Heeded! SEE US BEFORE YOU SELL CRATER LAKE MOTORS Sixth and Ivy THE WORLD AT ITS WORST RPil .tit tows: MSf QUIPS VOW HMD WlW A UKBStAKMttl 4lP, AND BE6IN5 A6 V00 BECOME MWVJE 1HM 1H CHILDREN. 1HS16W 0 wnm frtEM6ElVEi "to BED. ARE WPULfclMfe H A WttDKMP UWNW, TR0BABW WW 0H . ,. ftffk . Later,' the' group of escapees! was picked .up by V. S. Naval forces and taken to ' Australia, and thence. to the United States. On the Radio Chain STATION SI ' Chain affiliation and if hare ther are on the dial: KALE (CBS) IMS, fort land. BEX (NBC-Blue) llti, Portland. KOA (NBC-Blue and MBS) la 10. Spokane; KGO (NBC-Blue) StO. San rrandsco; KGW (NBC-Bed), (20, Portland; KJK (NBC-Blue) laaa. Seattle: KNX (CBS) 1070. Loa Angeles; KOA (NBC-Bed) S50. Denver; KOIN (CBS) S70, Port- land: . BOMO Seattle; BPO San Francisco: (NBC-Bed) SS0. SSL. (CBS) use. Salt Lake City. Time Sbosrn Is lWT Wednesday 8:00 p. m Terry and Plratas, BN; OK for Release. NBC. 8:15 p. m. Superman, MBS; Dick Tracy, BN; Relax In Rhythm, MBS. 8:30 p. m. Jack Armstrong. BN; Harry Flannery. News, CBS; Adven tures of Tom Mix, MBS. 8:48 n. m. Elmer Peterson. NBC; Night News Wire, MBS; Capi. Mid night, BN: News, CBS. fl:00 n. m Gabriel Heatter. MBS: Carlson and News, BN; Inner Sanctum, CBa; Eddie cantor, ntw. 6:30 p. m. Spotlight Bands, BNtt Mr. District Attorney, NBC; Which is Which, CBS. . 7:00 p. m Kay Kyser's Kollege. NBC: Great Moments in Music. CBS: Raymond Gram Swing, BN; Sumner Welles, MBS. 7:18 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'a Music Shop, NBC; News, BN; Jack Klrkland Show. CBS: Main Line. MBS. 8:18 p. m. Fleetwood Lawton. NBC: Lum and Abner, BN; Passing Parade. CBS. ' 8:30 p. m. Carton of Cheer, NBC: My Best Girls, BN: Dr. Christian, CBS: Bulldog Drummond, MBS. 0:00 p. m. Mr. and Mrs. North, NBC; Jack Carson, CBS; News, MBS; Dunnlnger, BN. 0:30 p. m. Fulton Lewis, Jr.. MBS. 10:00 p. m News. NBC. 10:30 p m. Symphonette, NBC. 11:48 p. m. On all night, JIN. ' ' Thursday 8:00 rj. m. Terrv and Plratea. BN? OK for Release. NBC. s:la D. m. sick Tracy. BMI super man. MBS. S:30 n. m. aele Armstrong. BN: Harry Flannery, News, CBS; Tom Mix. MBS. 8:48 p. m. Cantaln M dniaht. BN: Night News Wire, MBS: News, CBS. e:uu p. m. music Hau, NHg;sMajor Bowes. CBS: Gabriel Heatter. MBS: Carlson and News, BN. 6:13 d. m. -screen Teat. MBS: -Lou Holtr. BN. 6:30 p. m. Bob Burns, NBC; Spot light Bands. BN: Corliss Archer, CBS: Starlight Serenade, - MBS. 7:00 p. m. Abbott and Coatello. NBC; Raymond Gram Swing, BN; First Line, CBS; Henry Gladstone, MBS. . , 7:18 p. m Lowell Thomas, MBS. 7:30 n. m. March of Time. BN: Red Ryder, MBS; Rudy Vallee. NBC:. b:uu p. m. music snop, zrac: Sammy Kaye, MBS. 8:18 D. m.Nliht Editor. NBC: Lum and Abner, BN. 8:30 p. . m. Coffee Time, NBC: rj"ath Valley Sheriff, CBS; Fred War lift Show, BN. 9:00 p. m. News, -MBS; - America's Town Meeting of the Air, BN; Dinah Shore, NBC. 9:13 p. m Rex Miller, MBS. 0:30 o. m. Ellery Queen Mysteries, NBC: Fulton Lewis, Jr., MBS; Woody -Herman Orch., CBS. 10:00 p. m. News Reporter, NBC. THE GRANGE Applegato Grange Master Glen Best presided at the regular meeting November 24 of Applegate Grange. Prices and markets of clover Phone 2297 By GLUT A3 WILLIAMS Atf UNIHttRRUPIlBtf SltsRV JU6f seeds ' and livestock were : dis cussed by C. H. Elmore, agri culture chairman. , Home Economics Chairman Bessie Elmore reported that there will be no December meeting of the club and the Jan uary meeting will be at Marie Benedict's. Applegate Grangers were cor dially invited to attend a social evening with Williams Creek on December 7. All members were urged to Chilker's Motel & Lodge OFFICERS' CLUB Dine Dance Refreshments . Chicken and Steak Dinners Most Unique Place in So Ore CI.OSKO MONDAYS Thoredars Private Parties Only For Katamtjon, pn Gold OIU tT STRANGE AS IT SEEMS By ERNEST HIX SU? uresis W THE PHILPPIMeS. GOMfvOMSr? BEFORE even UerraH 7H XPDrKW TO CONQtEX THE SSOtfJDS l) u 1 V aV m BARNEY GOOGLE and SNUFFY 8MITH 1944IOniliiim " BUZ SAWYER , ' X HOW COME fOU'RE SURE I &jM lf' it I FWINS TRANSPORTS) SO WERE L JT WM , V II V0U WERE SET ON -TWSJOW ifSlW l; BEING S FIGHTER. JUST AS 4 - b I f U ' V 1 I ' !jr AND 0U5T AS BIG. NAVAL AlK -i KftNarUKT f IV&AJ3r V m J Ti " i miluons of pounds of supplies I t-SJl6Mr &r i MONTHLV. WE HAUL ANYTHING FROfA I kisilD' AOMlRftLS TO LOVE LETTERS, EMEKYTHIliC, E fiSl- VPROM 8ULLB0ZERS TO IWE BLOOD. Jl Fn ' tm 1 BLONDIE LTL abner flflllll''' ' 'IImELLQIvIARVANhIIII11: ir THATCALL,POP.W11 .11. .lPPllljl ' . lyiUSE THrTV ""' " I'VE DECIDED NC3T S YOU CAN HAVE X ' ' IS SHE X I'VE SOT AVER a 50 SI'A V-NOW jr. -. ,-r ,l,8 A Sue ? J T 11' IN CO LP BLOOD-TO PREVENT , 1 FUM r4ATCHIRAU CAUSES R THAT PIECE Of f MIGHTY " ANYONE SEEING THAT PIECK fl JUST FO' A LI'L INNESXSNT 1 NEVAH FELT TOUCHIO. IN AU. JV PAPER fr J INTFUJSnN . OT FtVPEW -AND NOW ITS y AOOOZMNT AH CONJURED MAH LIFE rr RECKON IT'LL ' VDU HAVE ri TOO - ' asasaaavavM FLOATINO AVtCAY m UP A LTL VISION T'see WHAR AH0 Be FUM ON NATCH B SUM. 1 LOOKED Kef "V FROM ME-- J SPEND NEX' SUMMERfCiiO.W. , CAUSES -LIKE SOME XRMINT . AT IT, cOUtO Vvvaa- BOWTi - AH SUN IT AH ISCONNA vA-KILLIN' ME IN COLE BLOOD. I PRESUME.") r- Bir WaV DOWN- J SPEND TH' HOT SUMMER IN A J Lv- ? - ? - WHUfS THIS - AT4 r -MfTTMSmr AM aaBM '!l2mmmil MSS!Mg lfc THE NEBBS WWAT I WE HAWEMT THATS MIS ISLUGGER vaNO HAS jl'vVELL,NOiarYET. 'l B,Htv . WNOOF CJECIDEO-WES) FIRST b SUOULD HAVEiNouR MIShTY iSUT TM TWINKIMS ifmr RrjilLY SOLDXVvORK IS LEAVIMS IT yV MISTAKE 2 MORE TUAN A RAIN SELECTEO ABOUT W,L. SVUGGER THE IDT-AY HE PL AM- v tQ 1 V" JOB HE NEEDsTSnE P3RHIM?i , XpooR SLUGSERO 06 A-AP attend Installation of officers at Central Point Grange, .hall. De cember 14. The following' members' were elected to the executive com mittee: Bert Clute, C. L. .Rich, and Marie Benedict. There will be no Grange meet- BEAUTIFUL - ROGUE RIVER LODGE IS NOW Of EN . Delicious Dinners -Cocktail Lounge Dancing On' Crater Lake Highway Near Trail Telephone Trail 1404 7ue ttMWHO tmrrro strep 0rSVtflooK tvatxtp WTEGflCMJNOYrMEVeX OorouroreeD HAJKHO IAS. MMtD srmw PBtrGIt nwrEznus kobombso WA OAIMEL CWSrMWt- HS0EO fZil HOUAfTTtCFWOiR JtfD DROPPED 5 STO&ES. eur 14POED &6HrSDUP WITH las wHtffr .... . . MX' s II ing on December 8 at the an nual Christmas party will be held on December 13 with every one bringing a gift for exchange. The price is not to exceed 25c Over SO airplane parts are made of compressed, resin KYLE'S RESTAURANT CHICKEN AND STEAK . DINNERS Opoa p. m. to t a. fa Phone Central Point 472 for reservations. On the Pacific Highway at Central Point Out ot Bounds fox Service People X Crossword Puzzle ACBOIS . 1 Dose of medicine I Dvlee lor taking pictures . . IS A fruit 14 Accustomed 15 Costlv labrla IS Drunk IS Ancient Venetian magi strata IS The sun Sailor II Weaken M Hebrew Ood ' IS Pious person 17 Pronoun ' IS Helper at prlxs fight " . So atone markers 32 Curve la space 13 Bust Insect 3 Partition In nose 17 Mark ot punctuation 40 Cuttlnc tool 41 Pencil rubbers 43 un sod 44-Chill 48 Distress can 47 Distant 48 Retaied SO Word of caution 81 Relif ious group 83 Useless 84 Stick on splice 84 Read again 17 Hade noise Uka I ll It U If It ' V 8 14 III '1 ;. a, - rp:::fc:: 3 irpr srn LJ"5rlpsr' HI W Mia, lv IMtat fWen Inttsssaa. UE GOT ftOOWN FOR (YE PERHAPS soaked paper, lighter Than alum inum but strong as steel. No girl welder has yet written her phone number on a supercharg er, however. Beware Coughs from common colds That Hang On Creomulsion relieves promptly be cause it goes right to the seat of the trouble to help loosen and expel germ laden phlegm, and aid nature to soothe and heal raw, tender, In flamed bronchial mucous mem wanes. Tell your druggist to sell you bottle of Creomulsion with the un ierstanding you must like the way it lulekly allays the cough or you are .0 have your money back. CREOMULSION 'nr Coughs. Chest Colds. 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