Image provided by: University of Oregon Libraries; Eugene, OR
About Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989 | View Entire Issue (Dec. 11, 1944)
EIGHT MZDrORD MAIL TRIBUNE Monday. Die. 11. 144 Your Health and Its Care BY OR WILLIAM BRADY. M. D. Readers thould addrata InquiriM toi Dt. WUlUm Brady SIS EI CamiM. Bavarlr HlUa. Calli. EXERCISE AND There Is a widespread popular notion and from what readers say In their letters I Infer that 10ml pnyuc tans share it t h a t a person with heart dis ease must care fully avoid ex- ercise or physi cal activity, lest the exer tion or effort strain, damage or overtax the heart. This Is tin- Dr Brad unfortunate. It is wrong. In the great majority of cases of heart disease- It is In jurious to the heart and to the patient's prospects, i am express ing here, not Just my idea but the present consensus of medical opinion. Of course it Is a ques tion of professional opinion and not one of fact. If I had. say. coronary throm bosis, coronary occlusion, angina pectoris, myocarditis, valvular leakage, or other serious organic disease of the heart, I might re main more or less at rest for a while, under .the care of my phy sician, but not for long. As soon s the alarming episode, let us call it, had passed I'd resume reasonable daily activity, such as strolling around the block a time or two. today, around two blocks three or four blocks the next day and so on. . When I has covered my beat fairly wen in mat way, l a sei my course for the bowling green, evrey day. The first day or two I'd lust sit around kibitzing and maybe condoling the poor geeks who paid me election bets again and ..again they're past all learning but in a few-days I'd begin playing. In recent years -numerous re ports have appeared in medical Journals, by physicians with large experience In dealing with heart : disease, indicating that this general policy of graduated or gradually Increasing physical activity is the best, managmeent of almost any kind of heart di sease. - . - In a general way the best gauge of the effect such thereo- THE GRANGE Griffin Creek Grange At the regular meeting of Grange Tuesday evening plans were made to install our own new officers at the next meet ing. Mrs. Jessie Mlnear la to be the installing officer. At our pre vious meeting it was voted to except the invitation to Central Point for being this is an after noon meeting very few-would be able to go. r H, E. Chairman Lulu SturgUl also reminded everyone to keep in mind the bazaar and cooked food sale to be held the 18th at The Furniture Exchange In Med ford. K. ft. C. will meet Thursday (he 14th at the home of Jessie Mlnear tor 1 o'clock dessert luncheon. Each one Is asked to bring a small gift for the Christ mas exchange. Refreshments for the evening were served by Mr. and Mrs. Leo Yound and Mr. and Mrs. Bill Werner. Our next Grange meeting is also our Christmas party where we have a gift exchange and each one brings something in the line of Christmas treats for the evening. Pomona Orange State conference for all Granges of Jackson county will be held at Central Point Grange nan uecember 14, with state of ficers present for the meeting at i p. m. Installation of officers will be held in the evening and all Grangers who wish to avail themselves of this opportunity should see that their officers are notified. Would especially urge that all Pomona officers be pres ent. There will be a pot-luck dinner at S p. m. and each H. E. chairman of the various Granges should see that a balanced meal Is brought for the number at tending from their Grange. All 4th degree members may attend and it will be helpful to newly elected officers, as there will be demonstrations of floor work, and special conferences for masters, lecturers, secre taries, H. E.' chairman, and agri cultural committee. ' Talent Grange At the last regular meeting of the Talent Grange, Thursday. Dec. 7, the charter was draped in memory of Mrs. Lydla Gard ner. Three new members were also added at this meeting. The Grange county conference will be held at Central Point Thursday, Dec, 14. Installation of newly 'elected officers will take place at this meeting. The time or day has not yet been de finitely decided and will be an nounced later. Should it take place in the evening, those without transportation who wish to attend are to gather at the Bates home In Talent. L. H. Gallatin was appointed chairman of the bond drive Hal Mil ISaSI HEART DISEASE ' peutic exercise or activity is the way you feel, that Is, the way you- feel physically, not your worry or imagination, u you reel all right, or better Just after your day's activity, then you may rest assured the exercise has really done you good, your heart and your longevity, On the other hand, if you do not feel so good after the day's activity, then it may be that you should go slower or take it easy for a bit. But for goodness sake don't get fussy or alarmed about it some of the surveys and re ports above mentioned testify strongly to the fact that the heart disease patient who takes sufficient exercise regularly Is likely to outlive the one who avoids all activity, exercise, work or play in the belief that it is harmful or dangerous. ,)UMTIONS AND ANSWERS '' . . count Vn ftnd Let 'Em By I em five feet three and welfh nearly 180 poundi. I have to count ray caiorles. In order to reduce two Eoundi a week I suppose X have to eep my calories down to less than 800. Mrs. L. M. P.) Answer Alter all, what's a calory or two between meals? Don't count 'era so carefully. In the earlier weeks of a sound reducing regime there may ke UtUe or no loss of weight, but -only reducUon of bulk or measurements. Water retenUon. This Is self-regulating. Send stamped pre-addressed en velope and ask for (do not use a cllp rVelght."'' "un'nlat "How LoM Emergency Emetle Please repeat the name of the quick emetlo you recommended for use In case a child swallows poison. Mrs. C. O.) Answer A arafn or two of cooDer sulfate (blue vltrolj given In a spoon ful of water, works almost Instantane ously. This la the right emeUo dose for an Infant For older child or adult four or five srralna mav be given, dis solved In tablespoonful of water, if the druggist hesitates to sell you cop ter suiiate on tne ground mat it is poison," I don't know how you can :et it Soluble one-grain tablets are supplied to ophthalmologists by manu- laciu urers. for use In making solutions of "bluestone" for treaUng eye inflam mations, ine u. a. fnarmacopoeia au thorises as emeUc dose five grains of Conner sulfate. I once used It with prompt and satisfactory results, when my own baby got hold of tablets of corrosive sublimate- (bichloride of mercury) and swallowed some. Postcard Pleasa sand a few eonlea nr thn booklet "Save Your Teeth." I don't quite sea how any person who knows so time aooui teein, can write so much about them. (...'.., D. D. 8.) Answer I'm sorry, doctor, but a BOstcard reauest will not do. If vnu will provide a stamoed envelope bear ing your address I'll be glad to send a coov of the booklet (Copyright, 1844, John T. Dili Co.) which will begin Immediately. However each member Is asked to help all they can as well as the appointed committee. A Christmas program Is be ing planned, for the next meet ing, December 21. Each Granger and family members are asked to be present and bring a gift for the gift exchange. The gift not to exceed 29 cents in cost. Anyone having apples and nuts suitable for the 'occasion are to leave them with Mrs. Bates. Jacksonville . : ' Jacksonville grange will meet on Thursday, Dec. 14, at 8:30 p. m. The finance committee will show actual pictures of the war in Europe, during the lecture hour. Members please be present as plans will be made for the annual Christmas party. The Dunfords and Arnolds will serve refrshments. ' Roxy Ann All .officers and officers-elect of Roxy Ann grange are asked to meet at the hall on Tuesday, 8 p. m., for practice. The Home Economics club will meet Wednesday at 1 p. m. at the grange hall. Roxy Ann Christmas gifts will be ex changed and new names drawn. Friday, Dec. 19, is regular short meeting night of the month. Members are reminded to bring Inexpensive gifts for tne tree. A social hour and nro- gram will follow the business session. HOME FROM EUROPE With First Infantrv DlvUinn In Germany, Dec. D U.R) Sev eral hundred officers and men, including 2nd Lt. Walter D. Ehlers, of Manhattan, Kans., who was commissioned on the battlefield and chosen to receive the congressional medal of hon or, left here today en route for me united States under a policy of rotated leaves. FEARS CARTEL CHANGE Washington, Dec. 11 (U.R) Sen. Joseph C. O'Mahoney, D., Wyo., today called on the senate to give a close study to Presi dent's new state department ap pointments to make certain there will be no change in the anti cartel policy laid down by for mer Secretary of State Cordell HUH. Closing time for Sunday Too Late to Claailt Please remember. iiy i:w Saturday afternoon nniv GrayvlU Vitamins WORK Restarts Color Naturally Ybb, prop tht Mtton m ten mwrttd CRAY VITA Vitamin tVUKK. and ihii thru Eiy nun ta rtiurntnt ia it miutii RAYV1TA Viumiiwmnuinthrtamr amount 0('nUiravhBirviUiiun'lrJiuB45lllnt unit Bit ta tatted by leadifu Nwmhwrnni man tan Of thoetr Mated, had return of hatt cotof CRAYVITA Viumirc irr- rmn Uner i nt. ttm't harm rout 'permirteni ' J" ' - MOT.?, 1140; ifiO fMya, 4UU. Vtxm J 440 i Xw Av THROUGH THE STREETS OF GERM ANT Marching In single file, an infantry unit of the U. S. Ninth Army moves out of Alsdorf, Germany, toward the front lines farther ahead.' This was the unit's Initial attack during the drive inside the Fatherland. Note roof of houses oartiallv striooed bv bombs. On the Radio Cham BTsTlONIl Cbatn affiliation and where they are on toe dial! KALE (CBS) 1SU, . Portland. HEX. (NUC-Uiue) 1190, Portland. KGA (NUC-Hlue and MBS) 1510 Spokane; KGO (NBC-Blue) 810 San Francisco;. KOW (NBC-Bedl, 620, Portland: K.JK (NBC-Blue) 1000. Sraltle; KNX (CBS) 1070 Los Antelei; KOA (NBC-Bed) 830. Denver: KOIN (CBS) 970, Port land, HOMO (NUC-lted) 950. Seattle, -KPO- (NBC-Bed) 880 San rrancltcoi K8L (CBS) 1160. Sail Lake City. ' Time Shown Is PWT ' - Monday K-nn n. m OK for Release, NBC: Terry and Pirates. BN. 8:15 p- m. Superman, MBS; Dick Tracy. 6N. o:au p. m. voice 01 ricoivin. vi turea o( Tom Mix. MBS; Jack Arm- 0:40 p m. news, v. d j . h,m -.- night, BN; Night News Wire, MBS. 6:00 p m. Song Is Born. NBC: Radio Theater, CBS; Gabriel Heatter MBS. 6:13 p.1 m. screen -iesi. sua, 6:30 p m. Information Please. NBC; General Malone, BN. 7:00 n. m. Screen Guild Players. CBS; Henry Gladstone, MBS; Ray mond Gram Swing. BN. 7:1B d. m. Lowell Thomas, MBS: Ted Malone, BN. . 7:3U p. m. ur. 1. W-, itoi nano to the yanks, , CBS; Horace Heidt Orch., BN. ....... 8:00 n. -m. .Mercer s Muslo 8hop NBC; Jack' Klrkwood, CBS. u:io p. m. neons nuppor, . ioo. Lum and Abner, BN. 8:30' p. m. Cavalcade of America. NBC: frank Sinatra. CBS: Michael Shane, MBS: Counterspy, BN. s:uu p. m- nuno uaie, on; news. MBS; The Whistler, CBS; Symphony Hour, NBC. B:30 p. m ruiron iewis, jr., mob. Vox Poo. CBS: Noah Webster Says. NBC; Green Hornet, BN. 10:00 p. m,t-News, NBC; rive Star Final. CBS. 10:15 p. m. On Our Bandstand. NBC; Sherlock Holmes, MBS; War time Women, CBS. 10:30 p. m. bweetneart swingume. NBC. - 11:00 p. m. Serenade, CBS. TUESDAY B-00 p. m. Terry and Pirates, BN: Fletcher Wiley, CBS; OK for Release. NBC. U.1U p. Ill 1 Vl . UBI I Ml LJJ, UIL. Tracy, BN: Superman, MBS. 5 30 p m Date will) Judy. NBC; Jack Armstrong, BN: Harry Flannery. News, CBS, Adventures of Tom Mix. MBS. S:9 e. m. Caot 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. - 6:13 p. m. screen Test, MBS, 6:30 p. m Fibber McGee and Molly NBC: Spotlight Bands, BN 7:00 p. m.Ravmond Gram Swing. BN: Bob Hope. NBC. 7:13 D. m. Lowell Thomas. MBS: Ted Malone.. BN. 7:13 p. m. sen, Truman, BN. LAST LINE OF DEFENSE' I aoii f . rirflp l"aaj, TRIES TO MAKE. IT PUTS EJB OVVt ' BIB IS REMOVED. plain that he face EVEisy time, retaliate by DOESNY WANTANV FOOD IS WOCE SUPPER.- HI? MOUTH IS STRAIGHTENED RESISTANCE. I UP. PUTS THUMB . ' WEAKENED A IN MOUTH HE 6ET? 7:30 p. m. Hlldegrade, NBC: Red Rider. MBS: Manhattan Melody, CBS: Horace Helrjt, BN. 8:00 p. m. Mercer's Musle 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 Ooportunlty. MBS; Johnny Presents, NBC. 0:00 p. m. Every thing for Boys, NBC: Big Town. CBS. 9:13 p. m. Rex Miller. MBS. 9:30 p m. Million Dollar Club. CBS: Fulton Lewis, Jr., MBS. 10:00 p m. News. NBC; Count ot Monte Crlsto, MBS; Five Star Final, 10:30 p. m. Edwin C. Hill, CBS. 11:00 p. m Talks, CBS; Concert Hour, BN. Olive Barber's Observations : 1 . e , Maybe I never would have been asked to the University Women's club here in Seattle if it had been known that about my only contact with college life was the time I went to see the son graduate (blessed day!) and once when I went to visit the museum. Talking to a woman I found she could speak not only English but Spanish and Swed ish. Well, I'm no slouch at lan guages myself, having a fair command of both English and Loggerlsh; or do they call it Loggerese. Mrs. Royal Arch Gunnison was the speaker. Mrs. Gunnison Is on the easy side of middle age, has a trim figure (Japanese prison fare no doubt had some thing to do with that) a soft voice, brown hair and pro nounces "again" just like Mr. Roosevelt. She was with Mr. Gunnison when he, with many others, was taken prisoner by the Japanese. I'd read Mr. Gunnison's report of this but lt lacked the reality his wife's face to face account gave lt. She was right there before us, dressed as we were, had eaten with us. She was a real. in the 4 -ox. Familij Jar PASTE SHOE POLISH By CLUYAS WILLIAMS PUT INTO . . TURNING HIS BACK. ADOPJ BE9T UNE OP DEFENS Bt GO- DROWSY tN6 SOUND ASLEEP I live person and not Just voice or printed words. I wonder how it would seem to have little brown men ordering one to go here, go there, do this do that, and have to obey.' ' - The Japs never fed the prison ers at that camp. Such prisoners as had no money, had .to go about begging food from those who had. The Japs never -took their money and it was possible to get some food through the un derground. Mrs Gunnison told OPEN UP YOU CfllD ITUFFfD MAU dropi break up l nasai siuxiineu, yrjui Dreawe more comion- aoiy. LBUiion use only as directed. Get BSBBBBBBBBaBBsBaBBBSJBl 1 1 i m i ma STRANGE AS IT SEEMS By ERNEST HIX As? wax couto tartPA run. WHO DoeSA'r AST 1938 . WmDHS fxeo6fronr rxa omaAs rY f?F(JSE to 4ofr 7iyr H XS7S... CJtCPrTD$Af BARNEY GOOGLE and SNUFFY SMITH LB- I msS-WKS 0U Kt40VU W- U1VN. I I I 7 Let -L ' V0UQ W0ST (Vft&WFlCeNT SHORE - Lk 111 FUWPOG 00ES f ,!9.,.. I Ct2RE(VQNiRL VJOBQOQ08E IN ABOUT lS) IfiL NO! , WWWtWtt l OTWKH. U1JOO1O-. SELECT QWC TAt' PiQLTCD AVT yr? V.Mm6? (NCONWCUOUS OTTIRG Jl CLOTHES jfpWJ "T . ' ANO THAT'S MORE. V GOSHlTHrVT'O SURE BE " EXCEPT Vs ! IM:-W4 WHY, YOU CUB SvEENEV, I'VE TALKED W GREAT. EXCEPT-J WHtVTtS. yld berIJeaOED.V 'home! you-ReA to your. poctor. all Ll.l1wsi 11 H - -b(pfpt mag5?0Kgy ' REALLY 601HS ) N0U HAVE TO DO S TO V rL ' JL f WELL. THERE'S HOME is YflUO Leaa I yra im kinc rEATuseslt'E. i. woaLnaicHTsav' BLONDIE . ' ' . , " I --aiiiiil ' INK LET GO MV THROAT;!!" X WrCML OFF THE CXDGS.' I THANK GOODNESS Jl"' ZZ,r-7Z 7 YOU REND. YOURE ) ( THEY'RE MAD, I TELL f THERE3 A FIFTEEN- TOAHIrVHOCV ' KILLINS ME.' r VOU--THEVKEMAD! MINUTE lirr -Ss krf&n jjJ j THE NEBBS ' . - - - Sgl '(.:-- AHA ARE VOL) DOMJ KfLWNVJ WHAT A BILLXSLOGGER SAVS IN FACT HE PROMISED J rn I HA-HA rlANNINU lfj riw jr,WLW tOOUS HE IHI5 HKAININO TO MAKE A NEW-- 'BV-uJEWttV VEMll?E0 HA J ? KEEP Wl-FlW SOLD OU .' WILL ADO VEARS MAM OF ME j fiiAVEN FDRSID. SLUGGER MUGGNS hZl WE M?g$ .IAtQ LIFE fffit HAD TROUBLE wrlalS Yri Y- r f " (enough trying . J ' of her and her husband having as one meal a loaf of bread. Just that and nothing more. They broke off chunks ot the bread and she said so great was their hunger, they both agreed it was the tastiest meal they'd ever had. Once they had a can ot beans given them. Another prisoner got hold of the can and ate the beans. Mrs, Gunnison said they felt sad at losing the beans but such was the law of survival. You ate what you could when you could, regardless of ethics. ZERO CLUB Out of bounds, civilians only Delicious chicken and steak dinners 7:00 p. m., 3 a m. except Sunday Phone day time 5300: night 9101. 1 "7, 'r m i a She further said that without the help of the Filipinos, many of the prisoners would have starved. They smuggled food to the internees, even when the lat ter were unable to pay. I'm deeply grateful to my hos tess for makine it possible for me to hear this lecture. Girl Brings Arrest Poker Playing Mama Boston, Dec. 11. (U.PJ-Her mother's loss of $185 In two ses sions of an all-night poker game prompted a daughter to tele- Chanter's Motel & Lodge OFFICERS' CLUB Dine- Dance- Refreshments Chicken and Steak Dinners - Mosl Unique Place m So Ora CLOSED UOMDAVS rhnrsdays Private Parlies Only for Bssarvatlnns PB Quia HIU 1 Crossword Puzzle aceoas . . I Rats of speea s-eupsrlsUrs - .sndtnf S-BlMleal resloa 13 River In England U Hesttn reaorl 14 Liquid rock 15 Frultpeel 1 Yelled IS Put oa IS Tiny W Hebrev messaras 31 Cover tor sharp root 13 Icelandic poem , 3S Ominous IS-MottrU 83 Overcoat 33 Obtslner 35 Come together 3S ZJIts up 38 Awsy from wind 40 siberlsn river 41 View 44 Press: bad 46 Open keg 49 Calm 81 Certsla 83 Oael 83 Worthless leaving 84 Norse god 89 Soaks 86 s-shaped worm ' 87-SUa I J T 17 I IS 14 0 u ll u u w iT" i " n 7jn TT" 39" IT" i! 1HLZEZLZ-ZZJZ u 31 77 w , ! !j " 57" 4; 77 'S- 55 ! so 51 " si " n ; u phone police, who arrested six women on gaming charges last night The girl Informant ex plained to police that "mother Just doesn't realize that the com petition is too stiff for her." Relief At Last For Your Cough Creomulsion relieves promptly be uisb It noes rieht to the seat of the trouble to help loosen and expel Srm laden phlegm, and aid nature soothe and heal raw, tender, In flamed bronchial mucous mem branes. Tell your druggist to sell you a bottle of Creomulsion with the un derstanding you must like the .way lt quickly allays the cough or you are i0have your money back. CREOMULSION 'or Coughs. Chest Colds, Bronchitis SNSWEB TO raEvious ruzzu PlOslalsb eLlBv;o aI'.ii n ElPU;pb3 sis 5;Et A i INiraWi L ok einitJi r ei-"j jeiL aitTe AfjgM A W EJBlAgjE !M nTlAlajTlsl sgEglsr DOWN 1 aty In BrsrB 30 reedy 3 Make smaller ' 4 Conclusloa ft Being, In abstract 5 Globular body 7 Sallor 8 Fundamental 9 Garden tool 10 Assert 11 Angry moods 17 charged particle Iff Sagacious 32 Small bits 34 Insist on 35 Account 38 Island fPr.J 27 Woody plant 39 Position of figure 3d Female ruff 31 Bitter vetcn 34 Wrong 7 Monkey-Uke . animals 39 Sheltered aide - 41 Burst forth 42 Wrap for butts 43 The Orient 45 High notes (musj 47 Scad cover 48 Confined 80 Enemy -1 Mop up FETCH ft 9TH.ffTTER ftNi BUTTON Mfe UP 1 TH ttRCK. he5VlFl55 SKONW
