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Newspaper Page TextSIX MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE Your Health and Its Care By DR. WILLIAM BRADY. M. D. Reader should addrass inquiries to: Dr. William Bradr 265 El Camlno. Beverlr Hills. Calif. WE SHOULD SAY WHAT WHAT I attended a lecture delivered bv vou in Lincoln, Nebraska, .' onrf hva been a fol- jrco.. Bw, - mu ni vi 111 1 column aver since ... I re member that we were Just a little disap appolnted when you said at the opening of your lecture that you had been wined and dined by your Lincoln Dr. Brady friends yes, you did, Doctor, you said wlhed. . . . Still I am convinced that when Dr. Brady says one can not catch cold from a draft, wet feet, etc., he is referring to nor mal, healthy people, people free from chonlc infections, and not, for Instance, to people who have chronic sinus Infection . . (D.D.) At first, blush, Sir, I'm Inclin ed to deny I said wined. One of the pleasantest recollections I have of that visit to Lincoln is that nobody offered me or, so far as I can remember, ever served any kind of alcoholic beverage in Lincoln. That was in the era of prohibition. I have always retained the Impression that the people of Lincoln found life endurable without the nar cotic Influence of alcohol. On sober second thought maybe I did say wlned and dined" Just as I might say column conduct ing Is not all beer and skittles, although I'd prefer skittles with out the beer. No, if I meant that only nor mal, healthy people cannot suf fer any illness in consequence of draft, wet feet, etc., I'd make that perfectly clear. I say one - cannot catch cold from draft, wet feet, etc., and one means anybody, no matter whether one is normal or healthy or abnor mal or unhealthy or weak or tired or overworked or "run down" low In '"resistance" 4f that means anything to you it doesn't mean anything to me. It Is not that I expect any old fossil reading this will change his opinion. Mot even If he hap- HOW DID ELLIOTT RISE SO RAPIDLY? Washington, Feb. IS (U.R Republican senators today chal lenged Elliott Roosevelt's right to become a brigadier general after only four years of army service. The question was raised first by Sens. Harlan J. Bushfleld, R., S. D.,) and Clyde M. Reed, (R., Kans.), Consideration of' the Elliott Roosevelt nomination was sep arated from a list of 77 other colonels to be brigadier gen erals. Bushfleld then obtained the floor, but yielded to Reed. The Kansas senator said he wanted to ask a question on behalf of Sen. Owen Brewster (R., Me.), who was absent. The question was: "Will the military affairs com mittee furnish the senate with information as to the number, names and character of Instances In which men entering service with the rank of captain or low er without previous military ex perience or qualifications as specialist have risen in a period of four years to the rank of brig adier general?" Prospect Prospect, Feb. 13 (Special) Announcements have been re ceived here this week telling of the marriage of Dan Nichols and Mrs. Anne Davitt. The cer emony was performed on Jan ary 16, at the home of the bride at Fort Washington, Penn. Mr. Nichols Is well known here, as f Simple pllei need netirrark end ranrtroe . With tnidH.nina itch, hunt an4 brlta,in. l k. it -.. . . - - J quics, welcome B1 rttion metnt re . ii-im (Ilium rrl.v.r, mMnhr-M a lubficatre and eoftene. Pn,, iwm A 3 -lffi n. so eanp te IK Get teaalne f W etiisrt Prramid Sureoaltoriee at your la ' ante tore without d.Ur-Ue end il JO 1 maWejaonerckiMeriaihia. g YICK SO CHINESE HERB CO. 1 lu -.Mil TuMdar. Tab. 13. 145 WE THINK AND THINK WE BAY i pens to be a physician or a health officer. But I have always in mind the younger folk who -,.. t in i ecu una vuiiuiiin a make certain iney snail navo uu doubt as to what I mean when I say nobody can get any ill ness from cold, dampness, draft, sudden change, insufficient clothing, chilling, exposure, wet feet. Temporary discomfort, per haps, or even chilblain or frost bite, but never any illness such as coryza, sore throat, measles. pneumonia, bronchitis, flu, acute sinusitis. xaKe your exposure with equanimity, young folk if you escape without chilblain, frostbite or freezing, there Is nothing whatever to worry about Wear what you like or don't wear It If it Is not com fortable. Take It from Ol' Doc Brady the way you dress or neglect to coddle has nothing to do with your health. So far as hygiene or health Is concerned, man, woman or child In any circumstance should con sider only his or her own per sonal comfort in deciding what to wear or not to wear. QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS Inept Army dentist told my son his tU; ra "decalcifying" and nave extracted everal aeemlngfy good teeth. If they know any more about It they do not oiler any advice and they promptly silence him 11 he daree to inquire. (Mre. F. K. W.) Answer Put a uniform and a sym bol of rank on some little men and they reveal their small aouls. It will at feast do your ion no harm to sup plement hlf diet with a good dally raUon of calcium and vitamin D. Send 26 cents and stamped envelope bear ing his address or your own, for book let "Save Your Teeth." Syphilis Found out father had syphilis. We are all married and have children. He says he Is nearly cured. All of us have had negative blood tests. When I take the children to visit mother I do not allow them to touch anything there or to drink out of the glasses they touch only door knobs. (Mrs. J, E. C-) Answer Nonsense, if your father has had syphlis more than three or lour years the disease is extremely unlikely to be communicable now. There Is no more danger involved in the children vtalUng grandma and grandpa now than in their everyday exposure to all sorts of tnfecUons. It Is regrettable that you have inoculated the minds of the children with the morbid notion that there Is something to be feared in their vislta to grand pa. 8yphlla is communicable in its early stage the first few months, possibly .for a year but practically not catching through contact or or dinary association in the later stage, from the second year on. (Copyright, 1048, by John F. Dllle Co.) he was employed as a clerk at Mrs. Mary Grieve's store for two years prior to his enlist ment In the Seabees In 1043. He has seen action in Africa, Sldlv. and Ttnlv snd ham luutn awarded two Purple Hearts, a Silver' Star, and an Oak Leaf Cluster, before rereivlntt hia honorable discharge,, recently. mrs. iNicnois spent the l sum mer and fall of 1843 at the Prospect ' hotel, and has manv friends her. Mre. Stanford Pmmiii mnA Mrs. Frances Ppsnnn h.u. re ceived word that Pvt. Stanford Pearson has arrived at Pearl Harbor, and will ha atntlnneH there for the present Mrs. Fran ces Pearson's younger son, Paul, a member of the Merchant Ma rine. Is at Boston, atinnriins tho marine radio school. Mrs. Charles Chlmmlna an1 daughter. Beverlv. have renter! an apartment In Chicago, re cently, io De near Mr. Cummins, who is taking a four month's course in submarine service at the Great Lakes naval training station. Miss Vlrainla RlHenwav An. lor- in the local high school, accompanied her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Austen tn ThA nn. to spend this week. Mr. and Mrs. Ed Slmlngton of Bremerton, Wash., were guests last week at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Halvor Haukll. They were en route to Long Beach, Calif., where they will make their home. Mr. Slmlng ton and Mrs. Haukll are brother and sister. The ProsDeet hi oh ,hni lors and seniors won the home room good conduct contest for the first hall of the srhnnl and were rewarded with a holi day, Friday, Feb. 2, which they spent In Medford. Supt. M. E. ocneei ana tne science Instruct or, Albert Neuman, were the chaperones. WAREHOUSE BURNS Billings, Mont., Feb. 13 (U.R) Fire of linrtntormln. -.1-1- -i- - wiiuiicu uiikjiii ur stroyed the Consolidated Freight ways warehouse here yesterday, causing damage estimated by the KmiiaKuuiem ai ciose to si.uuu, 000. In 1944, 11,037 California families processed food In the 83 school-community canneries of the state. REMEDIES FOR STOMACH ULCERS Heart. Rheumatism. Asthma. Catarrh, Piles, Prostrate Gland, Cinema and all disorders of Liver, Kidney Trouble and other com plaints disappear after using CHINESE HERBS Removed lo Soarta BlriV. IN PW CAMP AREA Washington, Feb. 13 U.B Sen. Ernest W. McFarland, D., Ariz., today demanded a con gressional investigation of re ports that a truck carrying Ger man prisoners of war drove through the streets of Chandler, Ariz., one day this month "fly ing the Swastika flag.' McFarland said the war de partment had been asked about the Swastika and other Inci dents, "but the people of Ari zona are not satisfied-with the war department investigation." "They know when they see a Swastika flag flying from a truck," he told the senate. He asked that the senate mil itary affairs committee make a "careful investigation" of the Swastika incident and of reports that Nazi prisoners from Pap ago Park camp were allowed to "roam the neighborhoods, steal from people in the vicinity and pilfer houses where there is no one at home." "Explanation" Fantastic He cited a statement by the Phoenix Central Labor council which termed "fantastic and highly Improbable" explana tions that 29 prisoners who re cently escaped from Papago pane "pored" a ZOO foot tunnel through rock. All were later re captured. Chairman Elbert Thomas, D., Utah, of the Military Affairs committee, told McFarland, "I will do the very best I can to see that this sort of thing never happens again within the con fines of the United States." LEGION OF MERIT Camn Whits, ih- Mot rtn James L. Bradley, commanding general of the 96th Division which trained at Camp White, has been awarded th r.psinn Merit "for exceptionally meri torious conduct in the perform ance of outstanding services from Nov. 12, 1940 to May 22, ihz , it was announced today by the War Department. During that time he was chief of plans and training for the newly activated Fourth Armv and later deputy chief of staff of the Fourth Army and West ern Defense Command. He left this aiulimniemr. In May, 1942 to activate and take command of the 98th Division, and eventually to lead it' on to the conquest of Leyte Island in tne Philippines. Joan Barrv Siena Picture Contract Hollvwnnrl. Feh 1 mm Freckled-fared Jnnn Ram, whn came to Hollywood to be a movie star ana Decame a mother In stead, announced today she had slffned a rnntrnr-r in m.lr. 0. movie for Monogram Studios. The picture, her attorney, Joserth Rrntt anlrl will h a A nothing at all to do with Miss rt , . Durry s starring appearances in court as the mother of chubby Carol Ann who, she charged, was fathered by Comedian inanie wnapun while he was Sllnnnsprl tn h feanhlncf Um. Shakespeare. o Classify 9:30 Saturday afternoon r r.oo rvmemoer WE WORLD AT ITS WORST eYiVCO vifrrtt. tiro ciim.r-r- roiioit blJr.f;.ZzrjL3' K.wv-r- On the Radio Chain STATIONS! Chain afflliauoa sad srlwreuws are on the dial: KAL.B (CHS) 1I3S, Fortland. REX (NBC-Bluet 1 10. Portland KOA (NBC-Blue and MBS) 1510 Spokane. KGO (NBC-Blue) SIS San rranclsroi SOW (NBC-Ked) S20, PorUandi KJB (NBU-Bluel 100 SeatUe; KNX (CBS) I0IS Us Anseles, SOA (NBC-Bed) SS Denser: KOIN (CBS) lie, Port land, BOMO (NBC-Bed) (It Seattle, KPO (NBC-Bed) San Pranelscoi KSL (CBS) ! Salt Lake city. Tine Shown Is PWT TIIKHDAV 8-00 P m. Terry and Pirates, BN. r... . 1 . .roe hi.. una 6:13 p. m Dick Tracy. BN: Super man, MBS; Betty and bod, not. 5:30 p m. Date with Judy. NBC; JBCK Armstrong, on; not 1 J cunuu. News, CBS; Adventures of Tom Hix MBS. 5:45 p m Capt. Midnight, BN. Night News Wire. MBS. News. CBS 6:00 p m. Mystery Theater. NBC: Gabriel Beatter, MBS: Inner Sanctum. CBS. 6:15 p. m. Jimmy Pldler, MBS: Supper Music, BN. 6:30 o m ribber McGee and Molls' NBC: Spotlight Bands, BN; American rorum. MBST , 7:00 p. m. bod hop, nee 7:1ft t m LOW: I ivOweu 1 Moaif-Ml flllhnuettes. BN. 7:30 p m Hlldegrade NBC. Red Rider, MBS; One Man'a Family, BN. 8:00 p. m. Supper Club, NBC: Jacls Klrkwood Show, CBS; Ted Malone, BN. 8:15 p. m. Fleetwood Lawton. NBC; Music, CBS; Lum and Abner, BN. 8:30 p m Johnny Presenta, NBC Theater of Romance, CBS; Allan Young Show. BN 9:00 p m Everythlns for Boys NBC; Big Town, CBS; Glen Hardy, News. MBS. 8:15 p m Res Miller MBS 9:30 p m. Jtoy Rogers MBS. 10:00 o. m News. NBC: Carlson and News. BN; Fulton Lewis. MBS. lu:io p. m. ua uur rjanasiana, NBC. 10:30 p m. Edwin c run nus 11:00 d m Talks. CBS: Orchestra. NBC; News, BN. j '' Wednesday Knrr n m Terrv and Pirates BN' OK for Release, NBC; Man Named Jordan, CBS; News, MBS. B:1B o m Dick Tracy. BN: Super man. MBS; Betty and Bob, NBC. 0-3U p m JacK Armstrong rjn. Harry Flannery News.' CBS Adven tures of Tom Mix. MBS: News, NBC. 5:45 p m Elmer Peterson. NBC: Nlcht News Wire. MBS. Capt Mid night BN News CBS 0:00 p m Frank Sinatra, cus: Eddie Cantor, NBC: Gabriel Heatter MBS. 6:30 p. m. Spotlight Bands, BN Mr District Attorney NBC. Which Is Which CBS; Cisco Kid. MBS 7:00 p m Kay Kyser's Kollege NBC. Great Momenta in Music. CBS Sumner Welles. MBS 7:15 d m Lowell momas mhh 7:30 o m. Lone Ranffer. MBS: Let Yourself Go, CBS s:uu p m suppei ciud. nbc: Jack Klrkwood Show. CBS; Main Line, MBS: Ted Malone, BN. 8:18 a m Fleetwood Lawton NBC Lum and Ahner. BN: Musla That Satisfies. CBS B'30 o m - -Carton at Cheer NBC Counterspy. BN: Dr. Christian, CBS ouiiaog vrummona. mn3. ")00 p m Mr and Mrs North NBC: Jack Carson. CBS: News. MBS 9:30 p m. Fulton Lewis, Jr., MBS: Who's Dancing, NBC. 10:00 p m.- News, NBC; Carlson and News, BN; Fulton Lewis, MBS. 10:30 D. m. Orch.. CBS: Fenne. man's Nlte Club, BN; Sweetheart awingtime, nhc. 11:00 p m Milton Charles, Organ. 1st, CBS; News, BN. Bird Cage Supply And Sleigh Bells Free Of Control Washington, Feb. 13 U.R) Persons with a good, supply of bird cages, aluminum horse shoes, shin bells anri artificial Brass on hand should fool nrpttv lucky today. The OPA removed price con- Chalker's Motel t Lodge OFFICERS' CLUB Dine Oance Refreshments Chicken and Steak Dinners Most Unique Placs in Sr Ore CLOSED MONDAYS ' Thursdays Prlvats ParUes Only fur Reservations Pb Gold Hill 474 FREE ESTIMATE Body and Fender Repairs Complete Car Painting We repair those fenders and make your car , LOOK LIKE NEW Good Work Good Service Let Us Do It Now Jackson St. Garage 120 E. Jackson Street ICE SKATE TO-NITE and Every Nite Except Monday 7:45 lo 10:15 SAT. & SUN. MATINEE Medford Ice Arena 619 S. Grape Phone 4511 Br CHJVA3 WTLLtAMS' . ,vi - " nunim vntn itu trm ly trol regulations from those Items classified as consumer dura ble goods and a score of others. And with all the spending power floating around anything could happen. Inflation, you know. Other Items now returned to a free market for the first time since 1942 include: Poker chip racks, safety air vents for wine fermentation, sleigh bells and dog and cat beds. Cloataf time for Classified Ads V a. m Too Late to Classify 12 M ZERO CLUB Out of bounds, civilian only Delicious chicken and steak dinners. 7:00 p m , 3am except Sunday. Phone day time S300: night 8101. STRANGE AS IT SEEMS By ERNEST HIX f HANDFUL CV 70 4T a Ltfnc APArMAT A YAX , 75 COMSAT 0-29 & FlMSy FZAMfS 70 CWISW M70 US. BOMB?S BARNEY GOOGLE and SNUFFY fiOTff, T ilI frt '848, Sam BfiAMAM '" sAKTir Tl SPECLLHTOR soav Sir TZrZnrro"' onwfo yvAocK7f . BggMsBB S(YOOCU ViT KlftT 1 I TWLOR SHOP ?? Y iEU- TU' URBMWOT Z. S"""'M ft LEETU6 CLOSER, mm ocfti s v ) SGNO UP OUR TO FETCH RL0N3 ,k. CMUSBV PSST Ktyrl', SENIOR (VftN ,( S0(n GOLO HftVJEN'T TOLD 1 PEEK OUT TU' , Jlllt -Ffiffl UWOLCJX ft 6a)0R0 m? (VE N0UR I CUBBV HOLE BN 1 . Y i-fW- " -secrT V TOSSLE5 !.' c0nb0entl v see if 0je-un5 got v. 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You've cone nc f wr. kaint urrt A spill. -an- we haint needn't even fROUtv I wir J V pappy- ( we hain't I A SHORT VIS1T!- 1 I ONNA JEST A MtBBE-H' 1 HOT NO MONEY.? Ur!PACK.'-ltL VE T' AXCIP' 1 YO'. S PEOPLE V1 GONNA BC k. IT WILL BE A I ZIP IN AN' I REST O' OUR; A 1 ' ' YOU -SAY 10,000 J MONIV.'A ) BE55!E- 1 THET S PAHA5ITE3 - SHORT VISIT, ZIP OUT.r J NATCMERAL W S NOW AND100 A I ALL WE BUT WE f UVE3 IN PARIS) BC55IE.WE IS 1 WONT IT? J -,rr-fV J ZVi f WEEK.'-DONT YOU W1U AXCtfJ WW WHICH, JEST GONNA J r ' T j f aUaW n THINK YOUt) BETTER 1 IS TAKE MONTY MATCHERLY, LIVE. OFF VVNvi I I if fTArl (I START LOOKING FOR HORSPIT-l -WE HAINT IwiHAINTJ J YO'' p iTa n r-i rTL I ' JcoLA S I a nice farm some- j amtyW n.' i-i -1 y,HHt0Vr- THE NEBBS fM WORN OUT N I f W HE WAUCEDJN ID WRING 1 I DARN THAT TRAIN WHISTLE; I IIILE 5LUG(5EH LCFP-i;! f BEEN WORKINS 1 HIS NECK ..NOA WOULDNT " WONDER WUV TME UMITEL7S aUK L-pgj MV HEAD OFF J ID BE SO GlAfa TWAT ID I J STOPPING HERE?-JUST I T i I BUT I CANT STOPS . PR06A8LV CRV ALL OVER V ''A AS. .1 -WAS FALLING TO (7 '3y7 VG,A TUE LtmECAMPi X JVr-vS-NORE-IZZZ r H jtsf H ifcJ All holders of public office in Vjuaien.aia, noieu xur uvai; Incorruptibility, have to render a full account of their private property and Income both on en tering and leaving office. . Use MaU Tribune Want Ada. Orchestra Every Night TAKE IT EASY LODGE DINE and DANCE EVERY MIGHT EXCEPT FRIDAY Chicken, Steaks, and Spanish Pinners! H Mile np Savaso Creek SMITH ML IriXjSsW SKXrMG : 'GOiO. OOiO fXM IrVvl VVCAZ 7HE AMeCAf ' sAj9$Sfr GOLD HAfSlir. BlrASA jf DO YOU match this money on a 50-50 Be ready to roll in a new Chevrolet. ROGUE RIVER Crossword Puzzle ACBOSB I flmotted pork 8 Watw away II A few 18 Ring for sporti 14 Symbol for allnr 6 Beer 17 The orient 18 Implement opeD to bribery 13 Inject 13 Rtdio-aetlva raya 14 Child' word 16 Loune egg 17 Lively danoa 18 Capuchin moukay IB Shield . 1 1 Schoolmaster 83 Large tttreara 3 Transmitted as Toward 88 Spanlab ooioj 40 Pour 42-Cart 44 River la Oermaoy 48 Dash 47 Man's nam 48 Thu 49 Drunk art 61 -Decay 53 Beetle 63 -Poverty 84 Man of great , wcaua 2 3 H 15 I L h Is U lio " in ' ; -- h TZrs ib inn si J-1 it 30 j3l U 33 W 5f w ru 56- ,, r r i n i 'H n i (HOW? That the Federal-aid Highway Act provides 1500,000,000 in Govern ment funds annually for highway development in the first post-war fis cal years. States must basis, CHEVROLET AN8WEB TO PREVIOUS PUZZLS DOWN 1 Flowering plant J Avenue tabbr.) 5 Cubicles 4 Daninb colna 6 Harry 0 Symbol for barium 7 Sectors 8 River duck 9 Printer's meanurei 10 Took chair 11 The Devil 12 Smooth 16 cover again 19-Water animal 21 Backs o! neclu 23 Foundations 24 Roman writer 25 River Inland 27 Donated 28 More rational 80 Jacket worn ore. armor S3 Hold back 34 Oarsman 38 Fills with wondM 87 Claw 39 Surgical thread 41 Anchor ship 43 Opening In 1301 45 Brlstlea 48 Weep 60 Newspaper notlo 13 Cheat I slang) 6gAN6Ej ANGbttg yAjSlOlO NJ fAM Llgig AlTHfrlu g. -JKMeMac w IMrJB a QRiEHal X 5 MEIElg gDBAJ ) sisj;E P UAj ANNjjTlEMQ)p A iNrfE r s i In Patte j I J. H. Laeng, ! HtrbaJlit phona 5817