Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, January 14, 1945, Image 10

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Newspaper Page TextTEN MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE Your Health and Its Care BY DR. WILLIAM BRADY. M. D. Headers abould addrau iaquirlM toi Or. William Brady 265 El Camlno. Bavarly Hill Calil. SHADY INSTITUTIO My wife (writes sergeant in the Marines) expects 10 oe con lined in April, and it is her wish and mine inai I stay with her. I have in quired about this and seem to have run into a stone wall. I am given to un derstand ... that there is a law or a board of health - ruling forbidding the Dr. Brady . presence of a husband. This seems odd, in view of the fact that in this very hospital they admit an en tire class of pupil nurses to see the delivery of babies. Just what is so unsanitary about a husband, I'd like to know. ( ... Signed) Well, sergeant, it is virtually established as correct Yankee custom than an expectant father should play the role of nincom poop by the people who run the hospital.' The "unsanitary"' dodge is just a little joke. Of course a bevy of young ladies who are studying nursing is Just as sani tary as a husband in the deliv ery room or in the operating room. That's eyewash. The main reason why shady institu tions prefer to exclude husbands is, of course, their fear that husband might happen to know enough to resent some of the frightful . breaches of asepsis that occur in such Institutions. What the poor boob' husband does not see will bring no grief to the hospital. I'm sorry I cannot tell readers which hospitals permit hus bands to remain at the bedside, if the patient so desires. But I can tell the world that there is no law about this and no board of health regulation. It Is wholly a scheme designed to protect the incompetents in shady insti tutions from malpractice suits. Any young man who is not really a nincompoop may re- NIP JAP ESCAPE Calcutta, Jan. 13 (U.PJ Allied troops, covered by strong air and naval forces, have land ed on the Myebon peninsula In Hunters bay on the west coast of Burma and established a bridgehead in the face of heavy Japanese artillery and machine gun fire, a communique from southeast Asia headquarters in Kandy, Ceylon, announced to day. -.' In a daring amphibious opera tion designed to block a south ward escape attempt by enemy troops in the Kaladan river val ley area, allied forces landed Friday and dispatches said to night that some units had ad vanced up the peninsula to with in a 'half mile of the town of Myebon, two miles north of the landing beach. The tip of the Peninsula, approximately 32 miles southeast of the captured port of Akyab, juts out Into Hun ters bay, an inlet of the great Bay of Bengal.' , , Marines Ready For Invasion Of Janan Homeland in 1849 Washington (U.R) The ma rines nearly invaded Japan In thaimiddle of the I nat rpntupv in avenge the brutal treatment of captured American seamen, Lt. Col. Edwin North McClelland, USMC (ret.) related In the n. cember issue of the Marine Corps Gazette. On April 27, 1840, the marine - CORN REMOVER Mvea latum nllal trass sal sad rest Uvelr rstsoeee bard oonu. son eoras ' betweea the lees, calleuses. warts, BMpiUcmts, cje salts. II cealalaa sar. ttl dlneraat eus Out eelwa. I aad dsa eaaaa la tmiatlaa aa d etraaf add sslaMres. WW all lasts ken tsUsd art uus saw. taM a auaef kask emanate. Exclusively a WESTERN THRIFT YICK SO CIIKIESE HERB CO. REMEDIES '11 Removed jo Sparta Bldg. la J. H. Uonfj, Herbalist Sunday, Jan. 14. 1945 NS LIKE SECRECY . main with his wife in any hos pital that is worthy of public confidence. Any physician who is worthy of respect can admit the husband to the delivery room if the patient so desires, and what's more, he will do so. If the doctor If a sycophant truckling to the "rules" Imposed by the shrewd people running the hospital, for the cheap pres tige of . being known as a mem ber 'of the hospital staff, the customer is out of luck if the customer is simple enough to put up with it. . ' The place for a real man is at his wife's side when their child is being born. QUESTIONS & ANSWERS ' As You Like It I am a high school student. If your correspondent T. E. J. started roiling eUM somersaults a day 30 years ago his or her total of 67.600 somersaults to date would be correct. Isn't this correct? ID. S.) Answer I pass. So far I have re. celved three different answers' as cor rent. Far be it from me to find fault with a few Hundred somersaults more or less. None of the correspondents who hove kindly clarified the problem has aald anything about an extra day In leap year there must have been several such extra days In 30 years. Not that this would affect the answer arrived at by comoound arithmeUc. but I shudder at the thought of a whole 24hours lost every lew years without a somersault. Exposure You said It Is not how equable the Sllmate nor how fine the weather but ow much you can expose yourself to the sun that matters. How many days a week, hours a day or months in ine year snouia a person oe exposed to sunshine? (J. M. S.) Answer Preferably seven days a nscn. es. iiwu.1 v, iiiuid p uaj, i months In the year. In the statement you cite I said It Is a question of how much of your skin you can expose t6 sunshine, skyshlne. daylight every day the year around with reasonable com fort. In other words, short of sunburn or freezing, no one can enjoy too much exposure. Must you nave it measured out by the spoonful? inanenanie Yankee Hlsht Mv son Is ten months old urirf links his thumb. I believe he does it to get attention and that If others wouldn't make remarks he mleht stnn It him. self. (Mrs. W. H. C.) Answer That Is so, but it Is harder to break the average Yankee friend, neighbor or idle bystander from say ing his nlckle's worth than It is to Correct the bahv's thiimh-atifbln First step in correction of thumb suck Ing la Jo understand it is more or less natural. People who make remarks about It only reveal their Ignorance, and peopla who would punish an In fant for It deserve punishment them selves. Send a stamped pre-addressed envelope tor pamphlet on Thumb Sucking. Ask for It In writing a clip ping will not suffice. iopyrignt iuw, jonn f. utile co.) guard of the U.S.S. Preble, dis patched to the rescue of seven Americans and nine Hawaiians of the whalers Lagoda and Ply mouth, was ordered to stand by for an' attack on Nagasaki. , - The Invasion was' called off, McClelland said, when the 14 surviving seamen were released through the armed diplomacy of Commander James Glynn.. Plane Aids Pastor ; To Deliver Gospel Message To Flock Ghambersburg. Pa. (U.R) United Brethren Pastor Clyde W. Meadows has created a mod ern, version of the manna-from-hcaven Bible tale ho drops from the heavens to deliver his sermons. ; : Meadows, who advocates speed in spreading the gospel, tie to more than 300 speaking engagements in Pennsylvania and neighboring states during 1043. He is credited with 350 solo hours, with no accidents de spite several "dead stick" land ings. The 43-year-old pastor devel oped an interest in flying as a hobby In 1038 and now, as a member of the five-man Lus combe Flying club is part owner of a plane. He believes his method of transportation makes for more favorable reception of the gospel mesasge by air-minded youth. "Illustrations from flying hold their attention as nothing else will," he says. Psychologists Help In Reassienment of Air Force Veterans Atlantic City, N. J. (U.R) A psychological testing unit has been added to the army air forces personnel distribution sta tion No. 1 here tn lllrl in nlnr-ft ment within the air forces of re turned combat veterans. Hcarlerl hv Mnl Arinni Swltzer of Oxford, 0.. the new unit includes three officers, en listed men, all with master's and doctor s degrees In psychology and five civilian employees, The unit will nlun nrl ad minister teat tn HrttitrmlnA n i re- tumlrta filer's smtltnri Inr nri. mlnlstrattve, teaching and other non-comoai amy witnm United States. the Us Mall Tribune Want Ada. FOR STOMACH ULCERS Heart nhaun.atism Asthmn Catarrh Piles. Prostata Gland Eoiama and all disorder! of Liver. Kidney Trouble and other com plaints disappear altar using CHINESE HERBS ' ass Phono S817 3000 WARPLANES HIT FLEEING FOE AND RHINE SPANS London, Sunday, Jan. 14. (U.R) More than 3,000 American warplanes, faced by 900 heavy bombers, broke a two-day lull in the air war yesterday to blast enemy traffic retreating from the Ardenens bulge and seven rail bridges along an 80-mile stretch of the Rhine. Clearing weather for the first time in 10 days sent nearly 900 tactical bombers and fighters of the U. S. 9th Airforce into the air to smash freight yards, road junctions and bridges in and be hind the bulge. : , The American heavy bombers, escorted by 300 fighters, blasted rail yards at Bischofsheim and Kaiserslautern in addition to the Rhine bridges, while the RAF rounded, out the day's destruc tion with a daylight Lancaster attack on rail facilities at Saar- brucken. Last night the. German radio reported other fleets of Allied bombers over the Baltic Sea ap proaching Fomaerania in north' east Germany and front reports from the bulge said American Black Widow night fighters were attacking German transport in clear starlight. ' Bridges hit by the heavy weights included two at Mainz and others at Rodeshelm. Worms,, Germersheim, Mann heim and Karlsruhe. Fliers of the 9th Airforce claimed 159 motor vehicles de stroyed and 17 damaged, seven tanks destroyed and eight dam aged, 169 railroad cars destroyed and six damaged, rail lines cut in 41 places and highways in six, as well as destruction of seven gun positions and 30 buildings. The German luftwaffe did not appear, but five fighter bombers were lost to ground ire ana other causes. . Butte Falls Butte Falls, Jan. 11. Home on furlough the past week was Pvt. Tom Stowell, son of Mr. and Mrs, J. E. Stowell. He has served the past two years in Attu. Mr. and Mrs. John Smith of Eagle Point spent last week with Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Ed- mondson. Mr. and Mrs. Ned Nelson and family of the Derby district are moveirig to Butte Falls. The Butte Falls Loggers and Phoenix basketball game is scfleduled for Friday, January 12, on the Phoenix floor. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Peyton gave a party at their home Sat urday, January 6. George Walker, sdn of Char ley Walker, is home on a short leave from the navy, bringing with him his new bride. Visiting Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Verni Stephenson and fam ily were his mother, brother and family of Medford. A visitor over the week-end from Union Creek was Sid Zieg ler. Out In new uniforms for the Butte Falls Loggers are those two loVely yell leaders Gerald ine Stephenson and Merlene Peyton, Use Mail Tribune Wai.t Ads. ROOMS G.!.tS A mm UIICUIUftTAsi CTBtrT at southwest 12th SUBURBAN HEIGHTS JLWA.IF YOU LET US KNOW YOU'RE COMINGI V-"0 ' hnd PHONI AT ONCt l jl s ' BfiAUSf OF 1U C6AI 5HCR16E , TOP WPltY MM W 16 1rK WAVnc MtMURES, AMD SO WHfHEVER HIS WlFE '5 TftENDs ARE REM W 0, HE 10CK4 1HE tRONt POOR AND Hip 1H6 KPlC 1 0RCINfi 1UEM UME N 1HE BN EH1KV WHERE Tritt CAN SaV 500DBVE M M OPES TXRWAV TOR A4 10M AJ W PiEASE wmwt coairis off the whole house . . On the Radio Chain STATIONSi Chain afflllaUuD and srbere Uier are on the dial! KALE (LBS) tJJO. Portland. REX (NBC-Blue) 1190. Portland. KG (NBC-Blua and MBS) 1510 Spokane. KGO (NBC-Blue) 810 San Francisco; KGW (NBC-Ked). (20. Portland: KJB (NBC-Blue) 1000. Seattle; KNX (CBS) 1070 Los Anteles. KOA (NBC-Red) 830 Denver: BOIN (CBS) 070. Poru land. KOMO (NBC-Bed) 5 Seattle, KPO (NBC-Bed) 6 San Francisco; BSL (CBS) llto Salt Lake CUT Time Shown la PWT Sunday B:00 p. m. Charlie McCarthy. NBC; Mediation Board. MBC. 5:30 p rn. One Man's Family. NBC: Rhythm Inn. CBS: Joe E Brown. BN. 5:55 p. m. Bob Trout, News. CBS. 5:45 p m. Gabriel Heatter. MBS. 8:00 p m. Merry-Go-Round. NBC; Walter Wlnchell. BN: Radio Reader's Digest CBS: Steel Horizons, MBS. 6:15 p. m. Louella Parsons. BN. 6:20 p. m Hollywood Mystery Time. BN 6:30 p. m. Star Theatre, CBS: American Album of Familiar Music. NBC: Cedric Foster, MBS. 6:45 p. m Jlmmie Fidler. BN. 7:00 p m. Hour of Charin, NBC: Take It or Leave It, CBS; The Life of Riley. BN. 7:30 p. m. Fannie Brlce, CBS: Comedy Theater, NBC. 8:00 p m. Greenlleld Village Choir. BN: Crime Doctor, CBS; Great Glider sleeve. NBC 8:15 p m. Dorothy Thompson, BN 8:30 p m. Symphony Hour. NBC: Quiz Kids. BN: Blondle, CBS; Hoagy Carmlchael's Show. MBS. 0:0O'p. m. Bill Lance, CBS: Glen Hardy. MBS; Sam Hayes. News, BN. 9:15 p m Rex Miller. MBS 9:30 p. m. Jack Benny, NBC. 10:00 p. m. News, NBC; In Focus. BN. . 10:15 p. m Korn Kobblers. NBC. 10:30 p. m. Pacific Story. NBC; Trans-Allantlc Coll, CBS: Orch.. CBS. 10:45 p. m Art Linkletler. BN. 11:00 p. m. News, BN; St. Francis Orch., NBC. Monday 5:00 p. m OK hir Release. NBC. Terry and Pirates. BN; News. MBS. 5:15 p. m. Dick Tracy, BN; Super man, MBS. 5:30 p m. Voice of Firestone, NBC; Harry Flanney, News, CBS: Jack Arm strong, BN; Tom Mix, MBS. 5:45 p m News. CBS. Captain Mid night, BN Night News Wire, MBS. 6:00 p. m. Thomaa Peluso Orch,. EFREM KURTZ Guest -Conductor whli the San Francisco ,? Symphony Orchestra "program OlMrn Ovtrtur Wtb-M Strlni full Cortlll I RMnkavlltr Woltitt R. Strauss te.sl.n OHtnbotli 11 CmpHmn March Sows Sunday 8:30 P.M. KMED Available! yK.'T.-.-vA nPORTLAND Br CLUYAS WILLIAMS 11 Presorts I NBC: Lux Theatre, CBS; . Spotllfht I Bands, BN. 6:30 p m. Information Please NBC: Spotlight Bands, BN. 7:00 p m Screen Guild Players CBS: Henry Gladstone. MBS; Guy Lombardo Orch., BN; Contented Hour. NBC. 7:15 p. m. Lowell Thomas, MBS. 730 p m Dr t. Q . NBC; Thank to the Vanks. CBS: Horace Held! Orch.. BN: Lone Ranger. MBC. 8:00 p. m. Supper Club, NBC: Jack Kirkwood, CBS: Ted Malone, BN. 8:15 p m. Hedda Hopper. CBS. Lum and Abner, BN; Fleetwood Law. ton. NBC. 8 30 p m Cavalcade of America. NBC: Michael Shane. MBS: Saludos Amigos, BN; Burns and Allen. CBS. 9:00 p m Blind Date. BN; News. Chjlker's Motel & Lodge OFFICERS' CLUB Dine-Dance-Refreshmenti Chicken and Steak Dinners Most Unique Place In So. Ore. CLOSED MONDAYS Thursdays Private Parties only For Reservations Ph. Gold mil 474 STRANGE AS IT SEEMS By ERNEST WX JsL f Z40.000 I T, '- yiA I OrceL-mcrf tiav4sV- m I I nvxe sofietreer wP TZ I ijsrasiwj GifMAMy. Leaf.. . f BARNEY GOOGLE and SNUFFY BUZ SAWYER BLOND'S L1L ABNER W THE RITZCRESTSEA 1 TMACS IN TH HAVE ANYCMaVOTwEEK- CXC DtW IvwtKtKtO. IW i--rr--j re m iOu.ni rr we orf wmx to fish ONE OUT OF A GARBAGE . 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BN. 10:00 p m News. NBC; Sherlock Holmes. MBS: News. BN. 10:30 p. m. Bob Mohr Orch., CBS. 10:45 p. m. Ftnnelnan'a Nlte.Club, BN. 11:00 p. m. Hotel Biltmore Orch.. NBC; News, BN. KYLE'S RESTAURANT CHICKEN AND STEAK DINNERS Open 6 p. m. to 2 a. m. Phone Central Point 472 tor Reservations. On the Pacific Highway at Central Point. Out of Bounds for Service People - - - 4MB DMXaAlZ0 iJP T7UCK COWtyTwtTH - a mi rjtrtS OaQ V AUVTP ftfiAtfft CAKiaT. ' Ty- 1 w. dOf1". A r)LP F SMITH FINE'r. AFTER AH SLAPS MAHSELF FACE W1F IT THREE TIMES IN TH' Eq , DARK.BM-LS INTO A TRANCE, AN' ' INFORMS MAH LATE ti , .. I CRAN'NWMMYO'MAH V "THAT kj FRY IT UF - fX5GFTrM style rr- JSsTT'J SNCE VOL) BEENXTEACM 1 IoCHn TD SCHOOL I -you. POP. . RES LAB YOU IDP'VTs TVFl L3M:AKS (.1Kb A vjnM TCI lUFd DCAl it ra tf A l felt UOTOU IHINK VOU COULD IEARN ME f do you Trucks and other units makes. These units are to many used To solve your transportation problems see ROGUE RIVER CHEVROLET Crossword Puzzle ACBOSt i Thin silk and worsted fabiir T Serve II Smyrna fig 14 Epic poem 15- Arrival t Deatb IT Cube IS Secure places . 20 Goes with saucer 21 Indian land , . Brant 23 Spread for drying 2i ViKlted 25 Downpours IT Pushed boat wttb pole 2 ft More vtBjoiou 30 Shed (estbera S3 Canadian , province ST-Vasea 38 Fiery . 30 -Slack . 40 Salt 41- StrtaU " 43 copy 44 Made foal 4 Supporter ' 48 Olrl's name 49 -Western State WR untie ' found tn marshland 81 Wipes out l I 4 IS Ik I II IS It he In 111 - T J, J, io i. . jit 5T " 'in ju jit . c6. etJtr. VMM Fwtan MrwitmU, I WAVE ALWAYS DISAPPROVED OF THE CRUOE AMERICAN METHODS OF - MURDER . IT IS FAR MORE. INTERESTING -AND FAR. LESS DANGEROUS - , TO--4MTAf- ireOUU. THfe-cK FfmiENT TO PERFORM THE. DEED HIM6LF rr mm a i " . Jl J. 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In loops , 3B Crumble! 34 Underwater growth 28 Out out Inside 37 Fondle 2fl Hospital doctor 30 Derangea 31 Fount of wisdom S3 Unburden 34 Lassoes 35 Hinder 38 Musical drtntf ' 38 Obscures 41 - Elide 42 One who acts . 45-set or salU 47-Egga aM. Tfl V FOR. EACH -ER PATIENT THERE I THI ONF MAC. USBClie I SUPPLIED ME WITH THE. 4 I II I METHOD. SHE -CAN- BE V I X I I DTRJOYIO -BY-HER- ) I I I &I OWN UPERATITION -11 ;.':' i r v : r t i