Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, December 08, 1944, Image 10

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Newspaper Page TextTEH MEDFORD MAR. TRIBUWE Your Health and Its Care BY OR WILLIAM BRADY. M. D. Readert ibould iddxaM InquirUs tot Or. William Brady 36S El Camtao. Beverly HUU. CtUi STRUCTURE AND The hair Is a modification of, projection from or derivative of the epidermis. The hair is fed or nourished, therefore,, just as 3 the skin are. ah ox uiwe ep idermal strue 1 1 u e need by the general n u t r 1 1 1 onal condition and the hair and the nails are subject to the same nutri tional influ ence as that Ot. Brady which deter mines the condition, growth and health of the skin. ' The hair shaft Is not hollow and does not "bleed" when cut, the hair being nourished through its root the roots, em bedded in the cuplike depres sions in the skin called follicles, are supplied with arteries and veins. The hair roots and follicles are mostly oblique (slanting) in reference to the surface ex cept the coarse hairs in ear canals, nostrils and edges of eyelids flashes) which are per pendlcular. The hairs on the head and over the body surface generally have minute muscles attached to their slanting shafts. When these muscles (called ar rectores pilorum) contract under the stimulus of cold or fright, they make the hairs stand out or "on end". This gives the skin surfaces where the hairs are almost invisible fine down the appearance of "gooseflesh" (cutis anserina). The obliquity of the hair of head, beard and entire body (hair covers the. entire body surface except palms, soles, pre putial and labial surfaces and backs of terminal phalanges of fingers and toes) follows a con stant pattern of whorls, from the crown of the head toward the left behind and around to ward the right in front, as man who shaves himself Is well aware. On the backs of ' the hands and arms and the legs and feet the hairs slant out wards, likewise on the backs of the fingers and toes. ' When a hair on body or head, an eyebrow or an eyelash Is epl- ON THE HOME FRONT MEDFORIMbjTRIBUNE .V ' News From Jackson County for ; Men in the Armed Services The Hall Tribune futfMti yea clip tod mail this new ftrooduy to relative or itiead la wvlc. , Deaf. Medford high school's Black Tornado won the - state high school football championship when they defeated LaGrande 14 to 0 at Multnomah Stadium in Portland December 2. ,. Glen Bostwlck scored the first touchdpwn with a 79 yard run back of an intercepted pass and Marvin Doty scored the second one when he took a lateral pass from Jerry Clark and galloped 15 yards. Medford placed eight players on the annual Medford Mail Tribune All Conference team, Those making the mythical squad were ends, Rlggs and Plaskett, Medford; tackles, Shel don, Medford, and Long, Klam ath Falls; guards, Cahlll, Med ford, and Wlrth, Klnmath Falls; center, Cave, Medford, and back field, Watson, Bostwick . and Doty, Medford, and Lutz, Grants Pass. Second team honors went to Ausland, Grants Pass, and Thur man, Klamath Falls, ends; Pe terson, Ashland, and Bossonette, Medford, tackles; Wilson, Klam ath Falls, and Porter, Medford, and Richards, Grants Pass (tie), guards; Vanderhoff, Klamath ' Falls, and Riebel, Grants Pass (tie) centers; Samuelson and Jandrcau, Ashland, Clark, Med- Try This Hew Amazing Cough Mixture An Outstanding Suocess In Canada-Made In U S A , Cr.it (or IrosKhiel Coufhs e Threat Irritations Due to Colds The Klnr of all couxh medicines for ccUKlifi or bronchial Irritations resulting from colds In cold wintry Canada, Is lluckley. CANAUlOL ".'ft, Kst working triple act Inn lllekley's Mixture qulrkly loos. I'm and ralsoa plileum Io.Ikk! In the '.'iuorf- -leoia air passages Soothes niMiod rr.w tissues, one or two sips h.l tvnrst coughing epnsm eases. by i results taut. You feel ths silwi of Uucklcr'a iaaiaallr. omi'ounded from rare Canadian rlno llalsnm and other soothing heiillng Inxredlents Durkley'a CAN AUIOIj Mixture Is different from anything you ever triad all medi cationno syrup. (Jet a bottle to. day at any good drug store. Satis faction vuaranteed or money back. Heath's Drug Store Western Thrift Walnscotl East Side Pharmacy fridiT. Dm. t. 1144 GROWTH OP HAIR lated or plucked, a new one grows in six or eight weeks, Is fully developed in three months. Hair on the scalp grows at the rate of one-half Inch a month, a little more In young persons and In summer, a little less in older persons, and In winter. Wilson calculated the average j..n. .min haa 120 000 hairs. Stelwagond found a person with light blond nair naa iu,uuu hairs on head; one with red hair only 90,000 hairs; one with brown hair, 109,000 hairs; one with black hair 108,000. The hair on the head of a woman Is coarser than that of a man with hair of the same color. Blond or light colored hair is usually finer (smaller diameter) than brunet or dark colored hair. Straight hair has a round shaft contour; curly or wavy hair has an oval or flattened contour. Naturally curled or wavy hair becomes more curly or wavy when the air Is very humid or moist or damp; arti ficially curled or waved hair loses its curl or wave In damp weather. QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS Barljr Up I have had thru children and I was much Interested In your article telling ot the pracUce of getting the mother up and about in three or four dayi alter childbirth. The wflret part of having a baby la lust that having to lie abed for exactly nine dayi (I Infer that the organs miraculously fall back Into normal place In precisely nine days) when one feels fine and would like to get up and go about her or dinary acUvities. (Mrs. N. L. 8.) Answei Well, next time engage an up-to-date physician, and you'll have a good chance of doing just so. So far as everything getting back Into normal place la concerned, that Is more likely to occur if the woman Jets up the third or fourth day than t Is If she lies for a week or more longer. From the very first a woman should do systematic exercises three or four times a day while she remains In bed. Salute to Chief Hughes Knowing something of the cam paign you have carried on to correct the error in the resuscitation method tauaht by the Rod Cross I wonder why you don't acknowledge the work ot enter luck Hugnes 01 me Ausnuc City Lifeguards. (J. C. A.) Answer I am unable to find ft In my files, but I am sure I Dald tribute to the fine work of Chief Hughes and his men. There the Schafer method is applied, not the pretty Red Cross modification. 1 commend tq the smug little "experts" of the Red Cross the method used bv Chief Hughes and the resuite tne Auantlo city Lifeguards have had with the correct method It may not make such pretty pictures but I venture to say it saves more Uvea than the Red Cross trick can. ti;opyrigni, iu, ny jonn f. mite Co.) Oat. ford, and Bery, Klamath Falls, DacKs. Honorable mention awards were given to Blehn, and Per- Kins, Klamath Falls, and Moser, Grants Pass, all backs. Medford opened basketball practice Tuesday night with 38 players reporting. Opening game Is with North Bend here Dec. 22 and 23. The Tornado plays Albany there Dec. 28 and Salem there Dec. 29 and 30. Conference season orens with Ashland her Jan. 3. Commemorating the anniver sary of Pearl Hnrhnr rinv th county Red Cross yesterday held open house with exhibits, dem onstrations and special meet ings. The hundreds of visitors left articles to be wrapped as guts tor servicemen who will be on the seas Christmas day. About 100 relatives nf aarvlnA. men who have died in the pres ent war attended a special me morial service held at Camp nne post, cnapei Sunday. Simi lar services were held In all sections of the Ninth Service command area. The annual meeting of Crater Lake rea. Boy Scouts, was neia nere Sunday and during a Court of Honor an Eagle Scout badge was nresenterl tn Mr. in. win Doty for her husband, now in tne navy, silver Beavers were awarded to Eugene Thorndlke and Col. W. H. Paine. From tho far Pacific a news dispatch states that Lt. Ibsen Nelson has been awarded a bronze star for "conspicuous valor on the field of battle." He Is serving with the famed 41st Infantry division. M. Sgt. John P. Burch has been commended by his commanding officer for excellent performance of duty with a group in France and Cpl. PARTS and SERVICE (or Makes ot WASHERS and REFRIGERATORS YOUNGER $ APPLIANCI SERVICE CO. 31 N. Rartlelt Phone 2419 Roberta O. Ivanhoe was one of 191 Wacs to receive a good con duct medal at a recent ceremony In Paris. A news dispatch from Italy states that Lt. Robert G. Brown, co-pilot in a heavy bomber group has been awarded the disting uished badge. , The mail situation came In for publicity this week. A letter from Arnold Hofmann, army en gineer In France, told of seeing mail bags stacked eight and ten feet deep over acres of space while a dispatch from the allied headquarters in Italy told of the work of Pfc. Arthur Miller whose company conceived and put Into operation a special plan to speed mail to service in hos pitals. Sgt. Royal E. Gleason,' signal corps, is now In the Philippines and writes that he has talked to many men of the 96th divi-J slon who trained at Camp White before going overseas. Gleason's battalion has been overseas 29 months. Sgt. Walter E. Carroll, wound ed in the battle of Belgium, has been awarded the purple heart. He has recovered and is now In the combat zone in Germany. Pfc. Robert Kyle, Jr., now In France, writes that he recently visited Marseilles and that he found the French people "kind and generous." Second Lt. Stan ley L. Winter recently arrived in England for duty with the air corps. Robert von der Hel len, serving In the European theater as a pilot, has been awarded a third oak leaf cluster for his air medal. His brother, Richard, has completed training and expects to be assigned to overseas duty soon. Lt. Col. Fred Green, recently wounded during the Leyte cam paign, is now back on duty. Theodore Earl Yorton, S. 1c, is listed as missing in action. His brother, Bryan, Is a pharmacist's mate, for an LST boat. Two for mer Medford residents, Pfc. Vir gil McClung and Jack R. Evans, MM l'c, are on the casualty list this week. Pfc. McClung died In the Philippine campaign and Evans died in a Seattle hospital as the result of a disease con tracted while in service. Cpl. Charles P. Johnson, wounded last August In Europe, is now at Fltzslmmofls hospital in Denver, Colo. First Lt. Aaron J. Ayres has returned from duty In Europe and is attending in structors' school at Randolph Field. Expected home soon are First Lt. Frank Rogers, co-nilot of a B-17 who has been flying in me European theater and Loyal G Harper. RT3c.' who has been In the Mediterranean sec tor for the. past 19 months.- Others home after overseas duty are Max E. Geer, ship's cook tirst class, who has been in the South Pacific; E. 'A. B. Glad, chief boatswain's mate, also from the South Pacific; Robert C. Vincent, FC3c, who last saw in ,the Philippines; Sgt. Frede rick Royce. 'who has been on duty In the Southwest Pacific with the Fifth AAF; Sgt. Tom Fay, home after three years in the South Pacific. Four Medford men were re cently commissioned ensigns in the navy, Sam Young Manfred I. Douglas, James F. Hickman, and Donald Shanahan all receiv ed their commissions at North western university, Ruth Ellen Nutter, Sic in the Waves, is one of four to be se lected from naval air bases for oversees duty. Wave Nutter wos home for a few days and then left for a port of embarkation and Hawaii. Donald Ivle. re cently promoted to staff serg eant, last wrote from a camp on the Atlantic coast. Home recently were Stanley Sherwood, MAMlc, who goes next to Los Alamltos, Calif, Pvt. Ralph D. Brock, who re ports next to the army air field at Albany, Ga.; Cpl. Robert P, Brown, Camp Swift, Tex.; Pvt. Robert E. Patterson, called from Truax Field in Wisconsin by the death of a relative; Dan Wal land, ARM3c, who was en route to San Diego after having been stationed in Florida; and James rl. Berrlan, .RMlc. ZERO CLUB Out ol bounds, civilians only Delicious chicken and steak dinners 7:00 p. m., 8 a m except Sundav Phone day time 6300 night 9101. CHRISTMAS WRAPPING MB," "4B UNWRAP fVTlCSjr UNWRAPS ITAAAifJ uD&oe rr i r - - wi qui wnwuva hhu MAKE fE THAT DECIDES WRAPPING IS ADMIRES IT TWO OR. PRJCfi TA3 IS OFF TOO DISHEVELEX THREE TIME A DAY TILL CHRISTMAS . Jack Smith Brody and James Tucker have both enlisted in the naval reserve and are await ing orders while Pvt. William Joseph Williams has arrived at Camp ' Wolters for Infantry training. M, Sgt. Clair Conaway, recently at Geneva, Neb., and Pfc. Raymond McClung have both been assigned to overseas duty. A son was born Nov. 24 In Portland to Lt. (jg) and Mrs. T. H. Gleason. The lieutenant came west from Quonsett Point, R. I., to visit his wife and son. Sgt. and Mrs. Addison Helms are the parents of a daughter born Nov. 27 at Trenton, N. J. ' Helms is stationed at Ft. Dix, N. J. The engagement of Jean Frideger to Lt. John William Mc Kenzie of Milwaukee, Wis., has been announced. Miss Frideger is studying at New York uni versity and the lieutenant is in the Philippines with the 96th division. The wedding of Prances' Ana Young of Newton, Ala., to Staff Sgt. Thomas William Har vey took place Nov. 11 and that ot Mildred Lawson to William R, Cowan was held Oct. 23. The groom Is stationed at Treasure Island as an x-ray technician. On the Radio Chain STATION II Chain affiliation and where they are on the dial! KALE (CBS) 1330, Portland, HEX (NBC-Blue) 1190, Portland. KOA (NBC-Blue and MBS) 1510. Spokane; KGO (NBC-Blue) S10. Ran Francisco; KGW (NBC-Red), 620, .Portland: KJR (NBC-Blue) 1000, Seattle: KNX (CBS) 1010 Los Anselei; KOA (NBC-Red) 850. Denver; KOIN (CBS) S70, Port land; KOMO (NBC-Bed) 850. Seattle; KPO (NBC-Bed) 680, San Francisco; KSL (CBS) I1S0. Salt Lake city. tune Shown la PWT Friday 11:00 n. m. Terry and Pirates. BN; OK for Release. NBC. 8:13 p. m. Dick Tracy, BN; Super man, MBS. 0:30 p. m. JSCK Armstrong, on. Hurrv W. Flannery. news. CBS: Ad ventures of Tom Mix, MBS. 0:45 p. m. Elmer i-eierson, com mentator, NBC: Capt. Midnight, BN; Night News Wire, MBS: News, CBS. A-nn n m Wnltz Time. NBC: Ga briel Heatter, MBS: Serenade, BN. 0:19 p. m. screen 'lest, Mas. 6:30 p. m. People Are Funny, NBC; That Brewster Boy, CBS; Double or Nothing, MBS. 7:00 p. m. A mos-Andy, NBC; Durante and Moore, CBS; Dale Car negie, MBS. 7:19 n. m. Lowell Thomas. MBS; Ted Malone. BN. 7:30 p. m. stage uoor canteen. CBS; Lone Ranger. MBS. 8:00 p. m. Music Shop, NBC; Fights. MBS. 8:18 p. m. The Parker Family, BN: Press Club. CBS. 8:30 p. m. Duffy's Tavern, NBC: Gang Busters, BN; It Paya to Be Ig norant, CBS. 9:00 p. m. Furlough Fun. NBC; News, MBS: Aldrlch Family, CBS. 8:30 p. m. Fulton Lewis, Jr., MBS. Adventures of Thin Man, CBS. 10:00 p m. News, NBC; Five Star Final, CBS. 11:00 p. m, Concert Hour. BN. 11:48 p. m. On all night, BN. Saturday 8:00 p. m. Youth on Parade, CBS; Know Your Symphony. NBC. S:4S p. m. News, CBS; Elmer Peter, son. NBC. 0:00 p. m. Barn Dance, NBC; This IS My story, CBS. 0:30 p. m. Spotlight Bands, BN. 6:43 p. m. Saturday Serenade. CBS. 7:00 p. m. Guy Lombarda Orch., BN: Patsy Kelly. NBC. 7:13 D. m. Rememher. RK: Mnvflr of the town. CBS: Barry Wood, NBC :ju p. m. urana ur opry, nuc; Red Ryder, MBS. 8 p. m. Early American Music, BN: America in the Atr, CBS. 8:30 p. m. Gaslight Gayetles, NBC: Inner Sanctum. CBS: Lelanrf stow BN. 9:00 p. m. Muste From HoUywood. BN: Hit Parade. CBS: News. MBS. 9:13 n. m rrroMn, Htut M1 8:? JP.m. Three Suns Trio, NBC; News. BN. -JU p- f Don't . You Believe It. CBS; Lee Slmms, pianist, NBC. gi1i:bnp' m' N,w NBCl Mu,'o by lo':30 p. m Henri Busse Orch.. CBS 11:00 p. ro. Henri Busse Orch.. CBS: This Moving World, BN. 11:43 p. m. On all night, BN. Merchandise Seen Delivered Via Air Fort Wayne, Ind.flJ.R) Mer chandise will be delivered by air in the not too distant future, ac cording to T .B. Johnson, de livery superintendent of Mar shall Field & Co., Chicago. Johnson believed that most fleet operators would begin soon to plan to make merchandise de- FREE ESTIMATE Body and Fender Repairs Complete Car Painting Wax repair those fenders and make your car LOOK LIKE NEW Good Work Good Service Let Us Do It Now Jackson St. Garage 120 E, Jackson Street v CtUYAS WILLIAMS IT TO SHOW AFTER. EACH SHOW- A LITTLE LE NEAT- k iaiu'i -. . t . r. liveries via the air because of rapidly changing conditions. He listed advancement in metallurgy, new skill in the use of light alloy steels, the use of radar, . wireless telephone, automatic controls and plastics, as the reason for major changes in postwar fleet operations. The only Catholic school for Chinese in the United States is that of old St. Mary's in San Francisco. - Chalker's Motel t Lodge OFFICERS' CLUB Dine Dance Refreshments Cbieken and Steak Dinners Most Unique Place in So Or CLOSKO MONDAYS rharsdaya Private PaUes Only For Reservations Pn Gold HIU 414 STRANGE AS IT SEEMS By ERNEST HIX 1 Y-'K yfil&rl tMS70WMAV.. CAMS H v) ')MFT .f- meota S3 combat nA'J,$z iXa. f-f,s'y': jmssoms otee mAMce WY rfv'Av .I7 TrW., MS GOOD tuctr CHAM L fiAAW' II j i 14 was jfoeDweypfc?-- BARNEY GOOGLE tnd SNUFFY 8MITH SSMiSg'jf XlL 1 1 3 Kfioont git out c i'l f I SW SICU ft TEP JUS T THIS INFUNNEL UENTRSJ . VljWS humble 5cn:v5C5 1 iUlBowi mo - puotssoomAlbe act lf& BUS SAWYER - mf A VISITOR I V A VISITOR.? THERe'I hEILO, V00 OLP) ( f I Cfea ( f$5? &$!$!r? KZwuXs kTO SH W MUST BE A MIS- 5O0MEYj LfV P ff SPr.T - ' BtONDIB .' t" x V Tl 'WC see wmz; vwhyI I ' . Wl ' RlfT7" III. 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(U.PJ A pair of bluebirds who chose a mail box for their home this last spring apparently do not mind BEAUTIFUL ROGUE RIVER LODGE IS NOW OPEN Delicious Dinners Cocktail Lounge Dancing Ob Crater Lake Highway Near Trail Telephone Trail 1404: ' sharing ttielr abode with the family mail. The mailbox, owned by Mr. and Mrs. R. R. Thompson, al ready has yielded one brood this season, and the mother now is hatching a second. When the rural mall carrier places the Thompson mail in the box, the mother bird cocks her KYLE'S RESTAURANT CHICKEN AND STEAK DINNERS Open f sv ta. to 1 a. as Phone Central Point 472 tor reservations. On the Pacific Highway at Central Point Out ot Bounds for Service People T Crossword Puzzle acaoss 1 Raring shoes a Soap trams bat -Visor .J Helper a etrip of eletfc li-Btll it vsiisr IS Russian Tear. IT Trouble It Walker W Too 11-Imploy 11 Oreck letter 14 Metsl fastens! 17 Hot active II first man IS London's big ban is Server 14 Knes car) is wipe out IT Born 18 Mineral spring Smsll pie 41 Doctrine tnat denies reality 4T Arab's cloak 4a Smell 4t Arrow poison so Kind tl Network tl The sweetsop 53 Sheltered side 64 Smsll nail , U alrl's name II I) H I IS lb II IB 5" 'O l' j 1 N rj i T n i IH llS lL ff 11 ' . M p si " si Mat kw I'tutm rslan final kraU law head to one side and aflowg letters to be deposited in tne of the box. An estimated 31,000,000 wild ducks entered California la 1943. - How To Relieve Bronchitis aiuse lt goes right to the seat of the rouble to help loosen and expel term laden phlegm, and aid nature) - .U- nnA heal raw tMnatT. ifla U NUUJO - . - lamed bronchial mucous mem iranes. Tell your druggist to sell yeas i bottle of Creomulslon with the un lerstandlng you must like the way it lulckly allays the cough or you at o have your money back. 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