Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, January 09, 1945, Image 6

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Newspaper Page TextSIX MEDFQRD MAIL THIBUIfB Tuesday. Hl Your Health and Its Care BY DR. WILLIAM BRADY. M, D. Readers should address Inquiries tot Dr. William Brady 265 El Camiao. Bewerly Hill. Calit BEWARE THE TO A nhvslcian whose achleve- ,..i. in tha hlnodlesi removal 01 lonaiis "m i.ll. Mlnthermv or eieciru- coagui iwi have won mm high repute in this country comp a r a b I with that oi McKenzle i ' England, wai invited to ad dress a large medical socie- tv one affil la ted with the AMA. He ae- Dr. Brady cepted the in vitation and advised the medical .nxiato (hot thin method of treat ment would be the subject of his address. Oh, oh. A pause Jong enough Ua nrnornm committee to submit the question to the Big Noise, you know, the UDiquiious one who runs the AMA. In a few days the physician received a polite note from the medical society to the effect that the sub ject he proposed was "too contro versial." Trouble was the physician was too honest. Had he advised the narrow minded little yes-man In charge of the program that ne would talk about the Bloody Old Spanish Method of removing ton sils, there would have been no objection, for there is nothing "controversial" about that atro cious business. The victims are generally in no condition to quarrel about the merits of the method after it has been inflict ed upon them and the "surgeons" who make such a to-do about their thorough removal of every bit of tonsil (along with good bits of throat muscle and the like which they seldom mention) are unanimous In the conviction that public discussion of the subject is "controversial" and hence un ethical. If I had Infected tonsils and my physician believed the tonsil infection might possibly be ac countable for any serious chronic Pepper and Propwash Meet 1 u Y t ' V AittZi','tm to hiT common Und8rstandlng,mM SufSeit. iSoMhiH?,I!rl,t0n Wotrm. nitrates here ta li not or the meeting of hU 1-year-old son. John (Pepper) Pusselman, with in-nBSMh P,rSmPtl "PPed something leu than a yard of tongue youngster a bib Be knew this Is Mr. Propwash's way of saying, "Howdy. Buddlel" Gold Hill Woman Enlists in WACs, To Train In East Mrs. Betty Marie Garrels, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Hancock, Oold Hill, is the latest Gold Hill resident to enlist in the women's army corps, it was announced today by Lt. Aida Ingraham at the WAC recruit ing office in the post office build- ' Simple Biles need Beiwyrscksnd torttire yowl Hlh maiflilnin l.rh I I I I quick, mlcooa relief. Their attn nedi- f f cstioD tnrans ) corolort. reduces strein, rH-'pe Itsmss velssed nsmbreiwe, asaOr ft luhrb-ilra slid sollees. Protecllra end t 3 stiH-chaffms, eo eeiylo nee. lel genuine 9 W Btnarl e Prremid SuppeeJtorlee el vour drug etore without deier 60e end $10 1 I IS1 YICK SO CHINESE HERB CO. REMEDIES FOR STOMACH ULCERS Heart Bheun atlsm Asthma Catarrh Piles. Prostate 3lond Ectoma and all disorders ' J-ter. Kidne Trouble and other com plaints disappear altar usin CHINESE HERBS km Removed J. H. Uong, Herbalist NSIL SNATCHERS disability, such as arthritis, I as sure you no one would subject me to the bloody old Spanish method. I d have electro-coagula tion, diathermy treatment, no more. For I believe such treat ment, at the hands of a physician skilled in the bloodless method, is at least as likely to eradicate, disinfect, sterilize, destroy or pasteurize a septic focus In the tonsil as is the most radical ma- Jor operation, and far, far safer than that atrocious procedure in any case. The butcher boys In the medi cal profession and a shamefully large number of the rank and file of practicing physicians are narrow-minded, prejudiced, ana quated, arbitrary and perverse about the treatment of enlarged tonsils (and adenoids) in children and infected tonsils in older per sons. The less people know about enlarged and infected tonsils the more readily they submit to the guillotine and snare. QUESTIONS It ANSWERS wtttmrta nf Tobacco w Mrun Dieri thirty vears who nas Deen a ncavy kiiur Ins. how long does It take to set the nientlnj nut nf her Bvatem? (D. R.J Answer It la only a surmiae ww mtm 0ta intn ma iviifm oi heavy smoker. Whatever the Iniurloui element or element! In tobacco smoke may be, it or they are entirely de stroyed or excreted or eliminated within 24 to 48 hours after the ue of tobacco has been discontinued. If any damage has been done by such ele ments (sny by the carbon monoxide In the smoke) It may be months be fore full recovery. A Stream In ArlsonaT Vaii ar the mnn who answered an Inquiry about drinking water from a itream In Arizona by saying there hasn't been a stream of running water In Arizona since the year 8000 B. C. Now surely you've heard of the Grand Canyon and the Colorado river, Doc., if not of beautiful Oak Creek canyon (The Call of the Canyon). U. n. oi., rrescoiif Answer Seems to me there was some such question on a quiz program recently. But after all, the lady didn't say the Grand canyon or the Colorado river waa in ner dsck yarn, nuwever, I hereby acknowledge receipt of your advice that Prescott has an altitude of 8.3S0 feet and should not be con fused with Phoenix or Tucson desert country. But I still say one climate is as good as another, provided you live most of the time outdoors In reason able comfort. Even it the sun doesn't shine brighUy. (copyrignt lusa, jonn r. Liuie uo.i lng In Medford. Pvt. Garrels was engaged ln defense work before entering the Wac. She attended high school In Gold Hill. Pvt. Garrels will be given her assignment immediately after re ceiving her basic training at Fort Des Moines, Iowa, it was announced. Full information about the various army branches to which Wacs may be assigned, along with pertinent data on eligibility requirements, is available at the Wac Recruiting Station, Lt. In graham said. Elimination of Industrial ac cidents and health hazards would have the effect of adding an additional army of approxi mately 900,000 workers to in dustrial plants ln the United States, according to the war pro duction board, lo Snarls m. phone 5817 To the (Acm Radio-Tthphoto) Coming to the rescue of the besieged garrison in Baatogne, an American Third Armored Division Infantryman followed by his buddies crawls un der barbed wire over snow-packed ground between advancing U. 8. forces and Nazi gun positions. Action took place about five miles from Bas tog ne a doughboys fought bitterly to relieve troops holding up the Nazi drive there. LEGION OF MERIT IS PRESENTED TO CENTRAL PT JAN Orville C. Caster, master sergeant with a field artillery unit in Sth army,' Italy, has been awarded the legion. Si merit for outstanding service. The award was made about the middle of December by Gen. Mark Clark and a copy of the citation was forwarded to relatives here and in Central Point. M. Sgt. Caster has been in the army since April, 1942, and overseas since April, 1944. He is the son of Mrs! Effie Caster of Central Point and his wife and son make their home at 717 W West Fourteenth street. The citation which accompa nied the rarely awarded legion of merit reads: "As battalion motor sergeant, Master Sergeant Caster display ed outstanding initiative, abil ity and leadership in the per formance of his duties and often performed the duties of battal ion motor officer. Prior to en tering combati when his bat talion was issued used and dam aged vehicles, Master Sergeant Caster, by his untiring efforts, supervised the repair and pre paration of all vehicles for com bat. Later, during combat, he effected systems whereby ve hicles were constantly checked. by devoting long hours and un der trying conditions, he kept dead-lined vehicles at a mini mum. By his mechanical skill, ability to assume added respon sibilities and his untiring devo tion to duty. Master Sergeant Caster has been an inspiration to the personnel of his unit and made possible an outstanding contribution to the efficiency of the battalion." V-3 Bomb Said In Use On West Front London. Jan. B fll.P) A 7. rich dispatch of the Exchange xeiegrapn said today that nazl propagandists are spreading ru mors In Switzerland that the Germans now are using the V-S on the western front, describing it as a weapon capable of freez ing all persons within ISO yards of its explosion, NEW MISSOURI VALLEY AUTHORITY BILL LOOMS Washington, Jan. 9 (U.R) Sen. James E. Murray, D., Mont., told reporters today he Is pre paring a new draft of a Missouri Valley Authority bill and will offer lt soon. "Early hearings will be sought' for the legislation, he said. WFJTCULT DECISIONS r I. I 1 ,.,.., - III 1 O-TH-HAIO ST&g Jl&'& fTryfOrJ I ,)- jtW WA ' 5, TO WOLF" sSTi imsm SrAsyJ ' " ") r rHE NEBBS ' X 5 Y 1 I " I Eff,EDTwElL.l KXXp I I LATER ONl.V KCAUsTTI IVQU ASKED THEM MERE A fSTm rrr f V .s Slm fils-LiST. 'vouotuinkNVyolki oet to eat so what are ) ' II I I L GO0O8VE7YTME LUNCUEONN 7?li'l?cr I ON tSTUCDGM TUOSE WOMEM lVJOUltn LET i YOU COiPLAlMING 1 .. V 71 ( CANM-IT WAS SIMPLY QvSX1 "SSS-lr? UADMT SEEN YOO I KIZN 1 II JJX 4 WAS A IWELVjpEE-llCICXIS.y S.&l,ICIE?0 TOC30 KJR WEEKS. INDULGE! 1 VlrPjwTwERE SO I v l I f l-VJ lN VjgTy.y- X-T 1 was Simply K-- interested in the) Mr-u . itefc ail feJ )5 MORE UKaV PROP EVW1HIH6 IF VOU 100K OUf OH IF HE CVXR THE D06 Rescue On the Radio Chain ItAtlOMi Chain artlllaUoD and where Ibey are on the dial! KALE (CHS) 1131), Portland. HEX (NUC-Uiuel 1I0, Portland. KGA (NBC-Blue and HUB) 1910' Spokane, KGO ' (NBU-Blue) S1V San rranilsco; KOW (NBC -Bed I (20, Portland: KJR (NBC-Bluel 1000 Senile. KNX (CBS) 1010 Los Anteles, KOA (NBC-Red) SS0 Denver: KOIN (CBS) 10, Port land, HOMO (NBC-Bed) ISO Seaitle, KPO. (NBC-Red) (SO San Franclscos KSL (CBS) Use Salt Lake City rime Shown Is PWT TUESDAY 5-00 p m Terry and Pirates, BN: OK for Release. NBC; News. MBS. 5:15 p. m. Dick Tracy, BN. 5:30 P m. Date with Judy. NBC: Jack Armstrong. BN:-Harry Flannery. News, CBS. Adventures of Tom Mix. MBS. 5:45 p m. Capt Midnight. BN. Night News Wire, MBS; News. CBS 6:00 p m. Mystery Theater. NBC: Gabriel Ueatter, MBS; Inner Sanctum, CBS. 6:18 p. m. Jimmy ridler, MBS; Supper Music, BN. 6:30 p m Fibber McGea and Molly NBC; Spotlight Bands, BN; American Forum. MBS. 7:01) p m Raymond Gram Swing BN. Bob Hope NBC. 7:15 p m Lowell Thomas. MBS. Andy Russell Show, BN. 7:30 p m. HUdegrade, NBC; Red Rider, MBS. 8:00 p m Mercer's Musle Shop NBC; Jack Klrkwood Show, CBS; Super Club, NBC; Ted Malone, BN. 8:15 p m. Fleetwood Lawton. NBU-. Lum and Ahuer: BN. Music. CBS 8:30 p. m. Johnny Presents, NBC. Theater of Romance. CBS. 9:00 p m Everything for Boys NBC; Big Town, CBS: Grade Fields, BN: Glen Hardy, News, MBS. 9:15 p m -Kex Miller MBS 9:30 n. m. Rov Rogers. MBS. 10:00 p. m. News, NBC; Carlson ana tne news, un. 10:30 p m Edwin C Hill. CBS 11:00 p. m. Talks, CBS; BUUnore Orch, NBC. Wednesday S-00 p m. Terry and Pirates BN OK for Release, NBC; Burrell Wheel er, CBS; News, MBS. 5:15 p. m. Dick Tracy. BN. 5:30 p m. Jack Armstrong. BN; Harry Ftannery, Newa, 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. Frank Sinatra. CBSt Eddie Canton, NBC; Gabriel Heatter. MBS. 6:30 p. m. Spotlight Bands. BN. Mr District Attorney. NBC: Which la Which, CBS; Cisco Kid, MBS. 7:00 p m. Kay Kysers Kollege. NBC. Great Moments in. Music, CBS: Sumner Welles, MBS. 7:15 p m Lowell Thomas. MBS: 7:30 p m. Scramby Amby BN. Lone Ranger, MBS; Let Yourself Go, CBS. 8:00 p. m. Supper Club, NBC; Jack Klrkland Show. CBS; Main Line, MBS; Ted Malone, BN. 8:15 p m Fleetwood Lawton. NBC Lum and Abner, BN; Musla That Satisfies, CBS. 8:30 p m.--Carton ot Cheer. NBC My Best Girls. BN; Dr Christian. CBS: Bulldog Drummond. MBS 9:00 p m Mr and Mrs North. NBC: Jack Carson, CBS: News, MBS. 9:30 p m. Fulton Lewis Jr MUs 10:00 p. m. News, NBC; Pacltlo He porter, BN. 10:30 p, m. Gene Kruppa Orch., CBS. 11:00 p. m. Milton Charles, Organ ist, CBS; News, BN. Thirty new or improved wea pons of war are being designed and produced each month by army ordnance. Piles! Ow!! -But He SMILES. Now Bs wise u Ae u. Um iam formula used by doctor adjunctive.)? tit noted Thorn ton A Minor Clinic. Surprising QUICK palliative relief ot pain, itch, aorrneaa. Helps soften and tends to ohrlnk swell ing. Get tube Thornton A ill nor' a Rectal Ointment or Thornton A Minor Rectal Suppositories. It not delighted with this DOCTORS' way, low cost Is refunded. At all good drug store everywhere. Br GLUT A3 WILLIAMS Aa. Gen. Hurley , Greets Kai-Shek Chungking, Jan. 9 (U.R) Maj. Gen. Patrick J. Hurley, new United States ambassador to China, observed his 66th birth'day today by presenting his credentials to Generalissimo Chiang Kai-Shek, who toasted President Roosevelt's health, America's prosperity, and Hur ley's birthday. Us Hail Tribune Want Ads. ZERO CLUB Our of bounds, civilians only Delicious chicken and steak dinners, 7:00 p. m., 3 a. m , except Sunday. Phone day time 5300; night 9101. STRANGE AS IT SEEMS By ERNEST HIX I. Mot HsMrsr JIBJADcweD CWKM... SAO MS ftfsr ALOW as w AajtAfoewsa BARNEY GOOGLE and SNUFFY V ,-: ' rre& me wax I v. 7k. Htsor&?.' MDaeit.ite I if t jaakA ,r BUZ SAWYER 1ES IMPEtP. KV STUBT W( BUT-8UT WKWU. I II yvt rVRBAteCiEP fMSf PfcAB BOY." jrNif T0M0SROM NOON VHrTH jW'JV I TrXLK ABOUT? I THE MMOU TO RO- BUT CONT tOU rWt'RseOIN6TO k SPtECH Kf MV CLUBi N , -.n H CLAIM r BUZ SNtTfBt I VMV IREAUZE yoirDE KEEP V0O Bur I 1 FOUOVIEP 8V ANOTHER I SPCCCH T BOY! WW? TOO. 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Roosevelt said today that she favored nation al service act which would pro vide for the registration of wom en as well as men. The need for such an act, she said at her news conference, "has been Impressed upon us" by recent reverses on the west ern front. Chalker'i Motel ft Lodge OFFICERS' CLUB Dine-Dance-Refreshmenta ' Chicken and Steak Dinner! Host Unique Place la So. Ore. CLOSED MONDAYS Thursdays Private Parties Only For BeservaUons Ph. Cold H1U 474 nils i r'IMUtC . srreo isac TO fOSOM 7fM SMITH DO YOU penalties. 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