Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, January 21, 1945, Image 8

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Newspaper Page TextEIGHT MEDFORD MAIL TRIBTTHl. Sunday. Jen, il. IM Your Health and; Its Care BY OH WILLIAM BRADY- M. O. . Readers tbould address inquiries lo Of. William Brady -, 2tt CI Camtoo. Berl HUlt Call. WB PULL ANOTHER BIO BONER. Kverv so often the conductor . thorax. Many of them are wo- f thia column sticks his neck cut, figuratively he hasn't enougn net to do so actu allya little too far, where upon scores of readers with great glee ad minister large doses of his favorite medi cine sarcasm with suitable admixture of ridicule fend Dr. Brady invective. This time I deserve It I cer tainly pulled a big boner as precious a bit of quackery as I have perpetrated or tried to per petrate on readers, in a long while. Quackery is pretending to have knowledge in a matter of which one knows little or nothing. That's O' Doc Brady, for you. A correspondent who has been receiving pneumothorax treatment for lung tuberculosis Inquired about the wlsdown of having a baby. I might have made the error without arous ing such a protest had I an swered in a paragraph. But.no, when I go Quack I Quack I . I want to be sure ' everybody knows about it so I made the question the subject of the talk published here recently under the title Sorry, No Baby.': I said It would be unwise to have a baby, as the young woman's tuberculosis" "is p r esumably still active, else no further In jections of nitrogen or air would be necessary. She would be al most certain to infect a baby with tuberculosis if she. nursed, cared for or kept the baby with her." , t Weil, I know better now.. Be sides the scores of persons with arrested tuberculosis who still receive pneumothorax treat ment, several physicians were kind enough to enlighten me on this point. For, instance the medical superintendent of - a large tuberculosis hospital In forms me that many patients are discharged from tuberculosis hospitals with apparently arrest ed disease many considered cured yet they carry pneumo- NEEDED BY NAVY, Enlargement of the enlistment program for the radar units of the navy were explained at the last Lions' club meeting by Herb Craln and Bob Stewart, navy re cruiters stationed here, Great stress Is being laid on the high school education foun dation, the men said and de clared that the navy radar courses are equal to three years college engineering courses and are impossible to obtain by civil ians. Men of draft age are eligible to take the Eddy test after ore- induction physical, In order to determine If the applicant is eiigioie tor the radar training The test consists of examinations in mathematics physics, elemen tary radio and kindred subjects. Successful applicants are made seaman first class, which Is NOW OPEN! TAKE IT -EASY LODGE Dine and Dance Open Wednesday, Thursday. Friday and Saturday . One Halt Mile Up Savage Creek CORN REMOVER Otoes luteal rallel trass eela sad test ttrelT tesuvse Bant eoms. son esrae . erweaa Ike teas, ealleetee. wane, apllleaua. club sails. B enattlaa est. . enl dlnenat eile that eelua. la ana aad dsea cat eaase tfca Irnuttea as ae straat acid aUsteree. Wise all eOwta have IMlsd trt Ode eae. Seat eat waasy bash eeareelea. exclusively at WIS11RN rrtRin -V.-. i LIONS ARE TOLD :. , ' v.. YICK SO CHINESE HERB CO. plaints disappear altar usini mcn now doing hard work, and they, are advised that they may have children and they do have children, -and the mothers and children remain perfectly well. The children certainly do not become, infected with tubercu losis. . '" . ' ..Not content with, displaying my Ignorance of the pneumo thorax treatment, I demonstrat ed also my Ignorance of the sig nificance of the tuberculin test, by saying that It would deter mine whether a child has too lit tle, a fair degree or no immun ity against tuberculosis. In fact, a medical colleague In forms me, it Is a test to deter mine whether a person has had a tuberculous Infection at some time or other; it does not indi cate whether the tuberculosis is active or Inactive. Now may I please pull in my neck for a while? If you readers can ,, forgive . me for , this one, I'll do my best to get from real doctors the - facts concerning tuberculin - tests - and . present them here In a later talk. QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS Calcium. D and RheumaUs I have been taking your calcium and vitamin D for artiuiUf. aa de scribed in tho pamphlet, and have had the moat favorable reiutte t am back on my regular Job now. which I had been unable to do for over a year. (C. M. W.I - Answer--Thank you. In any eaee It oan do no harm to try it out. For In atructtona send stamped envelope bearing your address, ask for pamph let "Calcium and RheumaUs." What. No Pine? ' Your counsel to the youth about the tobacco habit and your stand against lntoxlcaUng liquor could -do much -to 'help1 stamp out these two evils u you aid noi reier aa mucn to your flock of pipes. We fear you uu more narm man gooa. I Mrs. N. E. 8.) Answer I do not believe there Is any relation between smoking and drmklnff lntoxlcaUne liouor. But. hold your horses. Ma'am, at the present casualty rate It won't be long before I'm down to my last pipe. -The other day, m a thoughtless moment on the powuni green, i tapped out my very best pipe with S-inch stem (hold ing if by the etaml and It manned off. of. course Ufa has been dreary since. Round Shouldered, . . I have heard It aald that If your elbows will touch behind your' back you are not round shouldered. But 1 nave tried thia on many persons and have found only two whose elbows will touch behind their backs. (K.L.A.) . Answer A normal person can hard ly touch elbows behind. Young persona with round shoulders should pracUce clasping hand at. back aa for a stirrup thumbt down under and back without - - iw iuuuiiu. uien sum (iHimi linger ciaiM, Hold tn Dota tion a minute every nour. (Copyright JB48 by John F. DM Co.) equivalent to" army corporal; and then given 12 months of special ized training followed by shore assignment or sea duty, the re cruiters stated. . .. Men ha vlna the new radar training will find themselves with a "front seat" In the fields of radio, electronics and tele vision when they return to eivif ian life, the recruiters declared. A. A. Lausman, who recently attended a lumberman's congress at Astoria, will speak at this week's meeting of the club. ; Guests at the last meeting, in addition to' Craln and Stewart. were W. J. Cooney and Ray Hen derson of Medford Junior high school and Garry Hughes, for mer president of the Lions club at Concrete, Wash. ...... Japanese Civilian On Saipan Carried U. S. Driver Permit ' Wichita Kan nimDv irM B. . Mardock, recently returned from mnUnn in V DHlfU of discovering in a besieged w uu taa.pan ismna .Japa nese bear in it i Sun Fr driver's license. ' , "We were smoking the civil ians out nf that eauM nn s.in.n said Mardock, "and the Japa nese were trying to get their people to commit harl-karl rath er than be taken. - "We threw a hand grenade Into onai-nf thai kdiui anrf waiting for results when some- uim.tsiiKi m cngusn, -wan, ru bring my wife and. child and come out.'; .. ; "So out walked the three, the father, mother and child. The Japanese was dressed in civilian Humes, xib saia ne leii ban Francisco Just before ' Pearl Harbor. Then the family went to Olinm mnA flnaltv mrtAmA tin on Saipan. He had a 1940 driv er iicenss usuea in can ji ran Cisco. EX SHOW GIRL WEDS Las Vegas, Nev., Jan. 20 (U.FD Juliette Jenner, 33, New York, former show girl and WASP test pilot, and Lt. Willis Theodore Stege 37, of Chicago, wen mar ried here this afternoon at the Little Church of the West of the Hotel Last Frontier. Use Mall Tribune Went Ada. REMEDIES FOR STOMACH ULCERS Heart Bheuo atiim Asthma Catarrh Piles. Prostate (aland Ecsema and all disorders ot Liver. Ktdnee Trouble and other com CHINESE HERBS RamoYid lo Spsrta Eldg. IN VETS' RETURN A large per cent of all battle casualties in the present conflict are psychological In nature, Lt: Com. Meyer Zellgs, USNR, psy chiatrist at the marine barracks, Klamath Falls, tqld approxi mate! 100 persons at a meeting sponsored by the committee for co-ordinating community aids to veterans in the county court house Friday night. Pointing out that battle con ditions impose stresses which never are faced In ordinary life. he declared no one la immune to the effects of battle, psycho logically,, and that lt Is Just a question of the Individual con stitution as to whether or how soon he will break under those stresses. .' . Of those suffering from, war neurosis, - Lt. Com. Zellgs said some recover in -a few days, if spotted early enough and given immediate rest, while others in whom the symptoms are more Intense, must be sent back to the United States for hospitalization and take anywhere from a few weeks to months to recover, Few Can Resume Fight In the latter instance, he as serted, it is unusual for the men to be sent back to combat again. as the danger of relapse is too great, but many of them re cover sufficiently to be able to perform non-combat duty. Of those who are discharged as unfit for military duty, he asserted, the great majority will fit into civilian life again, but allowances must be made while they are going through the period of re-adjustment, for that will take time Just as.it did to adjust from civilian to" military Hie. "The changes in them are not permanent .they are not fixed, the psychiatrist said, ."they are reversible." , - Immediate re-employment, to gether with development of an active interest in a hobby, are essential, he declared, in aiding recovery of such men, adding that nothing is more deteriorat ing or chronically invaliding than to allow men , suffering from war neurosis to- be idle.' In addition, employers, - mem bers of the man's family and other civilians must make an ef fort to understand and to make allowances for a while during the readlujtment period.' - No Blanket Rule There is no blanket rule to follow in dealing with returned veterans, Lt. Com. Zellgs said some will hot want to talk about their experiences and others will; talk of little else! but, in time, they will adjust to civilian life without too much difficulty nd their recovery will be en hanced if their condition-Is un derstood by civilians. The .family attitude,' too,- Is highly important, he- empha sized. If the family is under standing, the veteran's return to normal life will be much more rapid and successful. Chairman of the meeting was Mrs. Harry Holmes of the Red Cross, who described at length the processes set up through the various agencies such as the se lective service boards, federal employment service and vet eran's service organizations, for aiding the veteran in his return to civilian life. TELEPHONE PAPER ' 8 " -W NOW, VATCH i I XlPPOf )( LOOK, MAMA, I I WAS JUST !' I Ml V1 NOW LETS SeII" ' Paper used for telephone con- JJPUSii.J.uJWfc I . SPJcSo AND rrSXx USOKING FOR J f IP . ' vdo MAKE densers is sometimes only 810.- I ml 7 I'U. 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Lowell Tnomaa, Ma. 7 30 B m Dr 1 Q NBC: Thanke to the Yanks. CBS: Melody in the Nlsht. BN; Lone Ranger, KBC. B:00-p m. Supper Club, NBC; Jack Klrkwuod. CBS: Ted Malone, BN. O-.t, V III II.""" l,uplw, I mm 1 ' ' l J LlAJLjt UsjndLlL ) 11 J - f-4 ,1 ? iTTiI J ll BARNEY GOOGLE and SNUFFY SMITH . " . . ' ; . fi .'- ' -MPT! fl LET'S NOT g-KER.SNUFFV. T WftftL, I WIW H ILTJjf ' l UiUUJ y - -- . tttwENi sEieftcncmiER-J TRvwtxv v it-jirjnii . . V IF 1 HEAR 6 lYVENTION TBK- (T. FOR PA0NTHS UJHER6 J . P.N--UW- - . VJi l! ' ' ' 1 "WftVWKV TftVUKS" VUUNST , EftSV. , HftOE N0U BEEN ? OttOH I lifcilfS' 1 -ti V (V0RE, GOOGLE, tU. 61T V SNUFFV -T ' Wlttll&J00 7 - esd the aOjlii aaaawal P-iw-ICin r'ufo -t"11-- worlJ 'y1'" "i"- Z- 1 . , 53sssa . . r 4 - BUZ SAWYER . : V San Francisco iuuiiuwjj-j mi w w " i in ? w u mi j" XMft f a ? fM r SOME OF THE 1 BUT TOTS VcA M'f WW SWt VEU- l '''' y " V0IIL1 miww Alahleeale la Aullsi Ovsrlure . Olutk f"-f lhC W asaafciw ' 2 Ceahete end Precrlsi SeKa . Orawy I RU2 SEES CHRISTY f'5Sv I iVf J I 'J' &g ff ' ' Y Sunday 8:30 P.M. . ,. U r Krilcli LT Lorn and Aimer. Brr. Tleetwood taw- ton, mcmj. 8:30 p m Cavalcade of America NBC: Michael Shane, MBS: Saludos Amigos. BN; Burns and Allen, CBS. t oo p m Blind Date. BN: Newa. Glenn Hardy. MBS: The Whistler CBS: Telephone Hour. NBC. - S:30 p. m. Vox Pop. CBS: Noah Webster Savs. NBC: Fulton Lewis, Jr.. MBS; The Green Hornet. BN. BEAUTIFUL ROGUE RIVER LODGE IS NOW OPEN Cocktail Lounge , Dancing On Crater Lake Highway Near Trail Telephone Trail 1404 STRANGE AS IT SEEMS By ERNEST MX A," I Crossword razzle r' ' ' a - -7-i AsMf- ---. v u-psnof "tote- i fee l m ? Jaefcfflih 591 ao o. - u Mgj 14 Drue sonres a8):, , I i Psa . Jil aaS. 77117117 aor'p 0 1 ? .mi . iaidii.it serf. . ttLinjSrancs ' iWSoMi P MM-B 2l. KtmraWW kv!ff rlk Soeoioaieal - 5f-Sf:.J.0 SL 1 1 1 1 l i i, ' we imm House-.. sknfl W ptno? 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Flnnelnan's Nlte Club, -BN. i 110 p. m Hotel Blltmore Orch.. ; NBC; Newa. BN. Cloalng time tor Sunday Too Late 1 to Classify 5 30 Saturday afteroooo I Please remember j KYLE'S RESTAURANT CHICKEN AND STEAK DINNERS -Open .1 p. m. to a a. m. Phone Central Point 47a for Reservations. On the Pacific Highway at Central Point. Out of Bounds for Service People DO YOU goal is to terr them well ROGUE RIVER II I KNOW? That the "SPIRIT OF SERVICE" did not be come a "CASUALTY OF WAR" at Rogue River Chevrolet. Satis ;.J rminmeri are our nrearest asset. Our under any or all conditions. 9 CHEVROLET . - urswrt r6 ' aaa aaaSk, - Ml71lsIIft PCZOM i H Leong, Herbalist Phone 5117