Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, February 05, 1945, Image 6

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Newspaper Page TextSIX M2DF0HD MAIL THIBUHB Your Health and Its Care Br DR. WILLIAM BRADY- M.D. Reader! should addren Inqulriei to: Dr. William Brady 265 CI Camioo. BtTarly Hilla. Calii. KNOW THE GOLDEN Research workers, subsidized itfrhnm bv commercial interests. from time to time report their m o b s e rvations that the air and various surfaces In a hospital ward or in a sick room are con taminated b y bacterial strains which are recognized as a frequent cause of seri ous acute re- A '. .... , .sf.- . - Jt. Wa Dr. Brady spiratory infec tions. That is interesting in a sci entific way. It does not satisfac torily explain epidemics or even casual instances of such infec- tlEven without discounting the evidence to allow for the pos sible bias by subsidy this bias tinges much modern medical sci ence I can't for the life of me comprehend why a hospital ward, a sickroom, a dentist's of fice, a surgical operating room or any other room should be equipped with gadgetry for ultra-violating the atmosphere or for vaporizing or spraying with some newfangled germicide. Attempts to disinfect the air or surfaces of furniture or bed covers can have little If any in fluence on the spreading of re spiratory infection. The virus or germ of the disease is present in the moisture spray given off from nose and mouth when the person with the disease coughs, sneezes or talks. Invisibly fine droplets of moisture, carrying the germs or virus, lodge upon the face, Hps, nose or mouth of the victim who happens to be within spray range unless a suitable mask is worn by one or both persons to prevent this hap pening. -Even if ultraviolet light or propylene glycol vapor in the air kills some bacteria, It is unlikely that the bacteria or virus in such moisture droplets can be so de stroyed in the fraction of sec ond they are in the air. Moreover there is no convinc ing evidence that respiratory in fections (including pneumonia, diptheria. scarlet fever, measles, pulmonary tuberculosis, e p i- High School News - v it- i S t 'V 1 4 r 1 i. .' teleat sari vaanmii sou steppe The Crater Yearbook staff gave its annual assembly Febru ary 1, to launch ticket sales tor the' 1045 book. In charge of the program was Maxlne McKinney, feature editor, and assisting her was Bill Hedrlck, master of cere monies. Bob Boycr gave an exciting recitation (nf Kipling's "Gungha Din," dressed In a typical Afro American costume, shorts, hel met, and carrying a gun. Carl WInklebleck pul the audience in the "mood" with two songs. "Silver Wings in the Moonlight" rid "Foui and Twenty Black birds.'' Next came a comedy ballet cleverly done by Jo Anne Adler and Editor Jerry Llebman. Jerry Clark, a new discovery, sang two hit songs, "Accentu ate the Positive" and "Patty Cake Man." Jerry Warren took over from there with a ventril oquist act that had the assembly fairly rolling In the aisles. Next camo Phyllis Furry, pi- mist, accompanied by Carl winklobleck on the drums. In an exciting new number, "Ren ditlon of the Boosle." Next came Dclores Stenerson. Who rang two popular ballads, "I'm Making Believe" and "I JJream of You. To close the assembly, Maes tro ayanpy Bouck s band gave a clever arrangement of "Down By the Old Mill Stream." This group had opened the program wnn me semi-ciasslc number, "Donkey Serenade." Technicians who gave their aid were Nat Bender. Vern Shangle, and Dick Moffatt, un- aer me dlrm-tion of Bill Patton. technician In charge. Adviser of the assembly was Miss Laura K, Phillips. ess G. A. A. Council met January 80, with President Mildred Shellabarger, Vice president Adrienne L e a c h, Secretary Ruby Graham and Treasurer Barbara Olsen Purpose of the meeting was the arrangement of activities lot th new semester. Visitors at the Council meeting were Betty Wall, Eleanor Lind Icy Nona Werner, Joyce Clares, and Betty Hooers. e e Beginning this semester both the vocal and the instrumental departments were put on full credit basis similar to that of the academic classes. Enroll men has been Increased consld- Mondar. Tib. S, 1848 1 RULE OF HYGIENE , demlc meningitis, infantile pa ralysis, smallpox, influenza and other less serious diseases) or for that matter communicable di sease of any kind, is air-borne. So far as we know all of these respiratory infections, partic ularly the-so-called "diseases of childhood" (for childhood gets a bad break) are spread almost ex clusively in mouth-spray drop lets, and only rarely if at all through mere contact with sur faces contaminated by the germs or virus. So we can no longer deceive ourselves or our neighbors about this. If we are honest about it we must admit that it is a repre hensible offence for a person with any on-coming illness of this kind to associate with other persons unless he wears a mask and tpst vnu assume this does not apply to you let me explain that by any on-coming mness 01 this kind any Indisposition you mo mimh tn think nr wish vour associates to think is "just a Ut ile com. The golden rule of hygiene is: Vni n aultnhlA mnRlr if vnu will not remain Isolated when you nave any sucn uiness. QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS Bed-WstUnf How can I break my two-year-old on of bed-wetUng? CapL C. L.) Answer Flrit. keep it confidential don't dlicuu it in the presence of the child and other people. Second, remember It li not abnormal and more or leu insignificant In a child under three years of age. Third, the trick is to persuade the child, by patience, suitable rewards, but not punishment and never scolding or embarrass ment, to want to be dry. When he wants to remain dry he will stop wetting. Send stamped envelope bear ing your address, for pamphlet "The Bed-Wetting Habit." 18 to IS Thank you so much for your advice. I have followed your reducing diet for about three months and hove re duced from a size 18 to size 16 dress. I never felt so much sheer vim and Joy in living as I do now. (Mrs. C. W. 8.) Answer That, or something like it, should be expected, if the reducing regimen is sound. On request (written, not a clipping) I will send any reader over IB years of age, who provides stamped self-addressed envelope, a copy of the pamphlet "How to Lose Weight" Humidity use sprayer with vacuum, spraying fine water mist, to keep the indoor air humid. Do you reccommend this? . ...... Mr"' B' C.I Answer It doesn't sound eco nomical. But I do recommend keep ing the heated Indoor air humidified. Methods are described In pamphlet on "Humldlflcatlon" mailed on re quest If you provide stamped self addressed envelope. (Copyright, 11)48, John F. Dllle Co.) eruoiy since students may re ceive full credit. Those who Join now may participate In the spring activities of the music department. ' e Medford Senior high's mixed quartette sang for the County f.-i. a. meeting January 24, wemDers or me quartette are June Williams Audrev Jarmln Carl WInklebleck, Gerald Pence, ana vers, smiw, accompanist. The following students who are in their first year of typing have made one minute perfect speed tests: Joan Smith, Mar- Jorle Thompson, Shirley Panic-;), Gene Hlggins, Helen Robertson, Sybil Hafien, Rosalie Wilson, BUI Moffatt. Ward Bebb, Made line Ward, and . Charmalne Brault. Cigarette Surplus Serious Problem To Alaska Businessmen Nome, Alaska, Feb. 8. (U.P.) A serious situation confronts un happy Nome businessmen this winter the problem of dispos ing of a. huge surplus of cigar ettes, butter, pre-war scotch and bourbon piled high In the ware houses and storerooms of restau rants, retail stores and hotels. The goods were ordered last fall to take care of a large num ber of civilian construction workers who were later recalled with the result that the merch ants have on hand an abundance of the better brands of cigarettes and an embarrassment of brands of liquor which have not been available on the black market In the states for two years. "You know what's in those cases over there?" mourns Geo Madscn, part owner of the Polat bar and curio shop. "That's Benedictine. The real stuff. And look at that ancient scotch and bourbon, and that mountain of cigarettes. Biggest stock we ever had in here. Only we're short on customers.- You could shoot a cannon through the Joint up stairs and not hurt anybody." In 1043, California produced 33,812 76-pound flasks of mer cury. . Relief At Last For Your Cough Creomulalon relieves promptly be ' sura riunt to uie seal ol ini -rouble to help loosen and expe rerm laden phlegm, and aid natun O BOntha mnii ran, .-.!..- lamed bronchial mucous mem. iranes. Tell your druggist to sell yot bottle of Creomulalon with the un lerstandlne vnu muit iiita ih t Illicitly allays the cough or you an o hsve your money back. CREOMULSION or Coughs, Chest Colds, Bronchitis On the Radio Chain It A HON li Chain afriliaiioa and srberetbef are oo the diali kali CHS I lie, roruaae. KEX (NHC-Hlue) llio, Portland KOA (NBC-Blus and Hull 1310 Spokane. HOG (NBC-Blue) 110 San rranrlscoi KGW (NBC-Hsdl 20. t-arlland; KJB (NUCBIuel 1000 SsalUe. KNX (CUB) I0T0 Los Angeles. KOA (NBC-Red) 150 Denver: KUIN ICBS) fja Port, land, BOMO (NBC-Kedi I5S Seattle. KPO (NBC-Red) SsO San rranclsco; SSL (CBS) lit all Lake City. TUnt Shown la PWt Monday B-nft b. m OK ror Release. NBC: Terry and Pirates, BN: News, MBS. D:10 p. m. luck iracy, pn, ouyw man, MBS; Betty and Bob. NBC. 6:30 p m. Voice ol Firestone, NUC: Harrv riannev. News. CBS; Jack Ann- strong. BN; Tom Mix, MBS. 0:43 p m. news. una. uapiain mio night, BN Night News Wire. MBS 6:00 p. m. Musio of Manhattan, Show, BN; Gabriel Heatter, MBS. 0:30 p m. information nease NBC; Spotlight Bands. BN. 7:00 a m Screen Guild Players CBS; Anita Ellis, MBS: Guy Lombardo Orch., BN; Contented Hour, NBC. 7:19 p n. lowcu 1 nomas, moa. 7:30 p m Dr 1 Q NBC. Thanks to the Yanks. CBS: Trans-Atlantic Quiz, BN: Lone Ranger. MBS. e:uu p m. oupper i;iud. nsu dace 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; Saludoa Amigos. BN: Burns and Allen, CBS. 9:00 p m. Blind Date. BN: Newa Glenn Hardy. MBS: The Whistler CBS: Telephone Hour, NBC. n:au p m vox rop. cttBi noan Webster Says, NBC; News. MBS; The Green Hornet. BN. 10:00 p m News. NBC; 8herlocfc Holmes. MBS: News, BN 10:30 p. m. Sweetheart Swlngtlme. NBC; Flnneman's Nile .Club, BN. 10:48 p. m Ftnnelnah'a Nile Club. BN. 11:00 p. m. News, BN, TUESDAY v uw v 1 1 1 .... j riiu nraica. u OK for Release. NBC: News. MBS. 0:13 p. m. Dick Tracy, BN; Super man, MB3 8:30 p m Date with Judy. NUC Jack Armstrong. BN. Harry Fiannery News. CBS. Adventures of Tom Mix MBS 3:43 p m. Capt ' Midnight. BN Night News Wire. MBS. News CBS 6:00 p in Mystery Theater. NBC Gabriel Heatter, MBS; Inner Sanctum CBS 6:18 p m Jimmy Fldler, MBS: Supper Music, BN. 6:30 p m. Ftbber McGee and Molly NBC: Spotlight Bands, BN; American Forum. MBSf 7:00 p. m. Bob Hope, NBC. . 7:15 p m Lowell Thomas. MBS Andy Russell Show. BN. 7:30 p m Hlldearade NBC: Red Rider, MBS; One Man's Family, BN. 8:00 p m Mercers Music Shop NBC: Jack Kirkwood Show. CBS Supper Club, NBC; Ted Malono, BN. 8:15 p. m. Fleetwood Lawton, NBC: Music, CBS. 8:30 p m Johnny Presents, NBC Theater of Romance, CBS: Allan Voung Show, BN. 0.00 p m Everything tor Bovs NBC; Big Town. CBS Grade Fields BN; Glen Hardy. News, MBS. 9:15 p m-Rea Mlllei MBS 0:30 p m. Roy Rogers MBS 10:00 p. m. News, NBC; Carlson end News, BN. 10:30 p m -Edwin C Hill CBS NBC00 P' Tllk CBSl Orchestra. Gold Hill Gold Hill, Feb. 5. Mrs. Mel vln Kulkman left Friday for her home In Bremerton, Wash., after spending the past several weeks here called by the Illness of her mother, Mrs. Emmet Sutton Mrs. Sutton is much Improved ana is being cared for by Mrs. Mae Forbes of Jacksonville. I.O.O.F. No. 129 met Tuesday evening in regular session. Jack sonville I.O.O.F. No. 10 brought five- candidates to receive the Initiatory degree. Gold Hill lodge put on the 3rd degree for several of their own candidates. Mrs. Wm. Wyatt and son of Medford, spent Sunday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Faith Snider. Lt Jack. Martin of the Air Force Is spending a short time here with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Martin, and sister Miss Jill. He Will go from here to South Carolina for a visit with friends before reporting again for duty. Lt. Wallace Iverson, from Will 1 BIONDIE ' ' , "tYv I -rf Ajy Ino mail for M thats niceII fTf? 'IIIct Urememb K Wmm. ;f vou TOQAY--I v&sr here ki ("dropped By rrsAFEDtRAL; wMm HSL-u.t f7 MrV just dropped! just A fll T 72,? 1 WWEW Ppi-Cola Compang, long slaikJ Cr, N. L.1L ABNER ' PEPSI-COLA BOTTLING CO. OF MEDFORD tf .-iii!i'&H2. a . V ,S thet-sm X ah know it I Ithen-iIA.'-Ki,.'-tht"s 1 y-yo- X -rou guessed it; Vthamk' V pansy MUHBER.r-Oor wO."- -HI6HT.f KORPSE WERE I WERE. fANSY- WHY THE OLD 6UY-S LAST MEAN ) SlS Kl K MOUSE TOLD ME Tlf CORPSE U" ZT SWEETEST ON AC-COUNT s WOI6S WERE-A FINE 1 HE S K w T 1L .. IN THERE WAS A LfU OLE IT LIT. OLE LADY NOBODY ELSE IN TMINd.'.'-KILLIW ME Y VARItT Jkl T r S J L.'ltr iiasu aan rnsr . ri tma wn I laan k LADY D1S6UISED AS A MAN- I THIS SIDE O' HE WIN TW WORLD SMOKED JUtT fcECUZ I SWIPED I THET OLE Y KEAk.YA' Jm GETV HUrPCP; OH ItctwM IN rR TO OCT SwtATER FEEVS ME TRIED H5 BWT 'aT X 5NOWHAVGONEPOtVNiS OFP HSS TO UNBUTTON TO KEEPWRM ANDD3 I " T ' ' P.;jasssiassssssassaalsal.ssssaaaliX AaAsVaaaasssl 1 ' 'Mr afXA I LI 1 J r tHDW NECK .AND DECIDES HE'LL OVERALLS BUT THAT HE'D BET TE THE MEBBS HAVC 10 TAHE SWEATEIl O0 M V MOTHER F0Q BtfaJtf osf to GET IT Out I (-MS, ISA Agt ' 1 11 DO HAVE WELL. PLEASE-NI 1 GUESS 1 MADETW6S rfiv imt UT JWAT LONG.VV&N i tU I AS A LARK . TO TAKETWAT hjNDFPnrAur xiatI -tAatao rrovSiS? r1- 1 5X Cj Wt,ehW ogoggR vc5J W01 CE otqtoitc4f;S QOk 'l yu yiiE RtALIleMEHACT IftMWtiMe, H TSfOVPLt fitTTTN ssT!! C Xv slf"'! A RUfOfR M.AYIN&NTVE IT A tXUF T, E MPT'E? KT frCN. TKE MlTTEWOM V I I f 1 V JlVJi.C. -M- - h-l V t" f ViV I M tNCTVA'OTVATHISS'muH Of trKMI OUT Or IT AND TO Ot T ET TtU OS l t I l I 1 A X gT 2 J. ' n s Gr wMsrccim. rwt'jcn rt down id put itch hat fallim tyr t asSi. (. tr t I SJl)' Ov Ss. fy s . Roger field Is home for 19 day furlough with his mother, Mrs. Cal Dusenberry and other I relatives. Miss Rae Clement, who is at tending Wilshlre Business school in Log Angeles arrived Saturday for a visit with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Jas. Clement and sister Patty. Mrs. Mabel Johnson of Wat sonville, Calif., is visiting her father R. L. Kenaston and ber brother Bob. Dr. and Mrs. J. H. Moore of Sacramento have visited the past ten days with Mrs. Moore's cousin, Mrs. C. W. Martin and other relatives. Mrs. Betty M. Garrels, Wac enlistee left Friday for Ft. Oes Moines, la., where she expects to take her training. Sam Jones, MMl-c and wife from Jacksonville, Fla., have been visiting their parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Chaffee and Mr. and Mrs. S. Christensen and fam ily. Mr. Jones left Monday and Mrs. Jones will remain with her parents for an Indefinite visit. Pfc. Harold Kenyon and wife of Pacific Grove, Calif., are visiting Mr. Kenyon's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Bert Kenyon. Har old is home. on a furlough from duty on Salpan. He plans to leave soon for Pacific Grove to visit his wife's relatives before returning to his duties with the Combat Engineers on Salpan. Mrs. George I. Brown and two children of Medford visited over the weekend with her parents. Mr. and Mrs. T. Z. Smith and family. Mrs. Kathrine Runtz and Mrs. Marjorle Hopkins of Medford were here the first of the week, Mrs. Runtz attending to library work. They visited also with Mrs. Lovey Scott. Mr. and Mrs. Ben Marsden are now visiting relatives at Cardston, Alberta, Canada and also doing Mormon work. Recent visitors at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Earl Moore were Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Hall of Sacramento, Calif., Mrs. Verna Albert, Lt. and Mrs. Al Castel of Klamath Falls, Mrs. Wm. Mo rande, of Chiloquin and Cor poral Wayne Hall, a nephew of Mrs. Moore recently returned from overseas. Mrs. Eleanor Ganong returned to the home of her sister Mrs. R. E. Shaw on Thursday after spending the Christmas holidays and several weeks in January with relatives in LongviewJ Mrs. Robert Ritchie 'of San Antonio, Texas, is visiting Mr. Ritchie's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Ritchie, Sr. Miss Rae Clement and Miss Geraldlne Smith left Monday to spend several days in Spring field, Oregon, with Miss Geral dine's sisters, Mrs. N. C. Swind ler and family and Mrs. Harold Wilson and family. The high school girls' volley ball team went to Rogue River Wednesday evening, where they played the Rogue River girls. They .played three games of 21 points each and the Gold Hill girls won two of them. Man hours of labor tied up tn fighting forest fires each year could build more than 800 fight er planes. Parti b Service on All Makes fVvl ji Pv R 40BVMalna,hVhoneO6302 aOjja, yf POy ' f jjfjL Boy Scout News Cub Pack No. 2. sponsored by the Lincoln School P.-T. A. held its. first meeting Thursday night at the Lincoln School gymna sium with Dale Bllckenstaff Cubmaster presiding. Awards of the Bobcat Rank were given the following new cubs: Warren Lundquist, Donald Boyd, Rich ard Vance, Richard Bates, James Morrison, Weldon Glass, Charles Merrill, Gordon Bussey, uon Chilker's Motel & Lodge OFFICERS' CLUB Dine-Dance-Refreshments Chicken and Steak Dinners Most Unique Place in So ore CLOSED MONDAVI Thursdays Private Parties Only For BeservaUons Pa Gold Hill 474 STRANGE AS IT SEEMS By ERNEST HIX cmcx ifJUsroffVl ' VjrsISsStV T MAT US. STATS GOT TS .SassJl. I rmotvs it or tor-was THCXTA" TM4T - " JZSMrt CMSA, TTX uu 'gmutmt sec f TwMXSffik US 4zaAA,AS-cx7iTfa Ij K J ijSEySy CHeteW.' rns h n cassaxs J H3 m me makoox i Hi If.' 5jr . CTGUAVMAS DUVfXi pi 0. II i 'U ,. u,. "7r7 BARNEY GOOGLE ind SNUFFY SMITH SCOUR Tue,sp!! PUJRNT vftRO BIRO SMITH IIYWEOIftTtLV " BUZ 8AWYER IU. NCVER SPEAK TO BUZ s iNviiiMiLna ase uuiti m aisssrai n i. ham AS LONG AS I LIVE, MOTHeR. MATURAIW, WE'LL CALL OFF TrlB DANCE IN HIS HONOR. Schoolcraft, James Bishop, Ron - aid Cook, Eddy Baker, Deny, Dean Dailey and Jerry Dee Dailey, Dean Williams, Donald Lute and James Hahn. The full Pack committee was in attend-; ance to receive their member-, ship certificates for the year., Mrs. W. R. Glass received the. charter for the coming year for ; the Parent Teachers' Assocla-i tion. Mrs. J. E. Bishop, Den- mother told of their den and its activities. Use Mall Tribune Want Ada. 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. jl I TvV SWPPGQ'S RCWIN' S ffl I OO WE CRCWE JM f ftvjF ayp anvil ic i-icim't " J -L S '..' ..L.. II m aL 1 1 9 THE ORCHESTRA'S J I I m PET, VOU II V2M I ENQMsED AND Ul I CATCH MORE FLIES II .JM1 1 THINVi HOW Til V WITH HONEV THW II 'TO A PEOPLE WOULD 1 1 V WITH VINEGAR. J I I I V - J DO YOU 70-30 bet by Spring. 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SO ME WIRED AN INVITAT ION TO THAT STUVW BUT PfsSHIWi COLONEL CEDRIC. HAl 1U5T WAIT UNTIL BUZ SEES HOW MAvLT IN