TEN 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
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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.
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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
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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,
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