TEN MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE
Your Health and Its Care
Bf DR. WILLIAM BRADY. M. D.
Reader! thould addresi Inquiries to: Dr. William Brady
265 El Camino. Beverly Hilli. Calii.
HAVE CHILDREN
From tha indignant tone of
numerous recent letters I infer
that some readers did not like
what I said
here recently
about having
children when
you are young
and m ana
hanDV.
Mrs. M. C.
hopes the time
will come
when social
living (Just
Ay
what social
living m e a ns
Dr. Brady I am not sure,
unless it means the state) will
guarantee couples like hersell
and her husband two babies, no
more, no less, tne neaun mm
education of every child will be
responsibility of the State, no
stigma will be attached to any
child, childmrtn win oe v'
less, and doctors who cherish
the pagan notion that a reason
able amount of suffering Is good
for a wife or mother ...
What makes Mrs. S's view In
teresting is the fact that she is
the mother of two children, all
paid for, too, she says. She adds
that it will take her husband
and herself a few more years to
get out of debt, but they are
paying for their home and they
are now getting a taste of hap
piness. I don't see what that has
to do with happiness. Having a
baby or two, fair health, and
youth that has a good deal
more to do with happiness.
O. H. A. discharged from the
army because of a physical de
ficiency, is 29 and asserts he
does not intend to buckle down
and raise a family until he has
enjoyed some of the things he
has been denied so many years
things I'll probably call su
perficialities but G. H. A. bets
I have them and enjoy them
and would dislike being without
them . . . Well, I don't know
what things the young man
means and he does not tell.
Then this misguided but char
acteristically self-assured young
man . mentions things which
have set him against the very
idea of bringing children into
the world the stunidltv nf
mankind blowing itself to ti
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REMEDIES
i.
Friday. Fb. 23. 1945
WHILE YOU MAY
in this barbarous war; the ex
perience of parents he has heard
say they would never have had
children if they knew what they
know now; the idea that the
kid in the foxhole probably
wishes he had never been born
and finally the sad preview of
the future one gets from a visit
to the veterans' hospital. To
G. H. A. life is a steam roller
don't get in the way or It will
smash you down.
In that article I said:
"Very well. You're a man,
not a rat. . You'll be happy if
you have a baby, even if you
haven't as fine clothes, furni
ture or front as many of the
rats you know."
- "Or is there enough of the
rat in you, after all, to make
you think it would be better
to wait a year or two and
have some fun or get the fur
niture, car or house paid for
or a lease with a clause in it
before you have a baby?"
That's what I mean. Now,
my boy, are you a man or a
QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS
How to Breathe
T and three othere can not lee how
to breathe deeply from the Inclosed
clipping. Why not lome Instructions
I uie nteuioa you eaviser
( D. D. S.I
Aniwer Detailed instructions In
the namDhlet "Belly Breathing" mall
ed on requst It you Inclose stamped
self-addressed envelope. How natural
Dreaming alas circulation, me neart.
combats anoxia and "neurasthenia.
and illustrated Instructions for the
correct Schafer method of resuscita
tion, are given In booklet "How to
Breathe" for copy Inclose 25 cents.
Sweets
For two weeks I have excluded all
Castries and sweets from mv diet and
reduced four pounds. Is it safe to con
tinue this for several mora weeks?
I do eat my fill of meats, vegetables,
bread and butter. (Mrs. A. L. K.)
Answer Yes. In fact It would be
beneficial to nutrition, health, vlte and
good looks, If most adults would re
strict meir intake or sugar, candy,
sweets, whether they need to reduce
or not; that is, if they kept their In
take of vesetables. fruits. arcana or
salads at top level.
correct Method of Resuscitation
I am a St. John Amhulnnrn firat nlri
aid worker. I understand there is a
proper method for resuscitation.
(J. v. o.)
Anawep-Th!rtvnlnfh aHIHin 4ha
St. John Ambulance association's au
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thoritative works containing the COR
RECT method, with Illustrations. The
correct method la illustrated and de
scribed In booklet "How to Breathe"
for orpy send 23 cents and stamped
envelope bearing your address. Meth
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given A-ray examinations free
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Notice Of Final Settlement
In the County Court of the State
of Oregon, for Jackson County.
In the Matter of the Estate of
Nannie Shaw, deceased.
The undersigned hna fllorl Ir,
the Countv Pnnrt nt laL.Dnn
Couhty, Oregon, the final ac
count or his administration of
the above entitled estate, and the
Judge of said Court has fixed
Monday, March 12th, 1945, at
the hour of 10:00 A. M., of said
day, at the Court Rnnm nf n!ri
Court, at the Court House in
Mcdford, Jackson County, Ore
gon, as the time and place for the
settlement of said estate.
All persons interested In anld
estate are hereby notified and
reoulred to make or file their
objections to said final account,
u uny iney nave, on or Before
the time aforesaid, fixed for the
hearing and settlement thereof.
Dated and first nnhlUhort ihi.
Oth day of February, 1945.
JAMES B. SHAW
Admlnlatmlnr of anirl o.f t.
Glenn O. Taylor,
Attorney for estate, 128 East
Main St., Medford, Oregon.
FOR tTAUiru mrret
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CHINESE HERBS
Removed to Sparta Bldg.
High School News
I w I fit I
By
Btudem Rtporteri
Mareo Oammll Joan fffntina
February 15 the Junior class
sponsored an assembly featuring
a play called "Grandpa Goes
nunting." students in the play
were Jim Cave. Alan Kircher
Joan Hoppe, Barbara Meadows,
Jerry Liebman and Bernett Yor-
ton. The Triple Trio sang two
songs: "Make Believe" and "My
Buddy." Members of the Triple
xno are: Phyllis Wendt, Char
maine Brault, Harriet Houghton.
Jean Zacharisen, Virgie Vander
pool, Dolores Wilkinson, Loree
Montieth, Jean Hickman and As
trid Hansen.
e e e
Miss Mary Gray, national Red
Cross nursing representative.
spoke to the home nursing stu
dents about the cadet nursing
program, and gave them a pic
ture of nursing on the battle
front. Miss Helen Bullis, chair
man of the Home Nursing com
mittee, tnen presented certifi
cates and pins to students of
last semester who have com
pleted the course in Home Nurs
ing.
e e e
Last Saturday nlaht. after the
Ashland-M e d f o r d basketball
game, the Ice Skating club spon
sored a school dance. General
chairman for the dance was
Helen Robertson. Chairman of
decorations was Jerry Liebman.
and entertainment chairman was
Lila- White. In charge of refresh
ments was Ferney McKibbeh.
see
A special assembly was called
February 19, third period, for
Medford high students to hear a
girls' symposium team from the
University of Oregon. The topic
was -uur Fost-war Relations
with Russia." Members of the
team were Mary Landry, from
Klamath Falls, Gloria Cartozian
from Portland, Karen Martin
from Creswell, and their direct
or, Robert D. Clark.
Following the symposium a
number of questions from Med
ford students were answered bv
the visiting team.
e e e
The annual H.E.C.A. Washlna-
ton Day assembly was held Feb
ruary 22, Reglna Smith was aen
eral chairman, assisted by June
wunams. outstanding historical
events from the colonial period
to the present time were siihou
etted on a screen and interpre
tations were given with each sil
houette. Bill Hedrick, Bill Pat
ton, Bob Boyer and June Wil
Hams were the narrators. A
quartet sang songs to fit the
various periods. Members of the
quartet are: June Williams.
Audrey Jarmin. Jerald Pence
and Carl Wlnklebleck.
e e a
Medford students were aiven a
chance to see actual construction
pictures of the Alaskan highway
in the film "Highway to Alaska
shown February 21 in the aidl
torlum. The picture also showed
many beautiful Alaskan scenes
of lakes, streams, and high
mountains.
e e e
Mrs. Roe Southerland, man
ager of the ladies' ready-tp-wear
department of the M. and M. De
partment store, on February 8
gave the Home Economics club
short preview of styles and
colors that will be good for
spring and summer.
a
According to Crater yearbook
ANNOUNCING THE OPENING OP
MEDFORD SAW SHOP
Modern Equipment General Repairs
Hammering Gumming Welding
We Service Saws Up to 84 Inches
WE CALL FOR AND DELIVER
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editor, Jerry Liebman, there
was a sell-out of tickets two
weeks after the sale had been
launched. Leading other sales
men in the race, Jackie Nelson
sold 160 of the ducats; runner up
for first place was Elmer Kyle.
- e e
Assisting with the column this
week were Darlene Cook, Da
phine Martin and Lillian Mc
Dougall. Prospect
Prospect, Feb. 23. Prospect
Home Extension unit met at the
high school building, Feb. 16,
with Miss Marlon Farrell of Med
ford giving the interesting les
son on "Professional Touches to
Home Sewing." Potluck lunch
was served by Mrs. Everett Sha-
fer, Mrs. David Neville, and Mrs,
Otto Pitchford. Mrs. T. J. Richey,
unit chairman, presided at the
business meeting. Mrs. Fred
Middlebusher gave a resume of
the Associated Women of the
World conference she attended
recently. Mrs. Helen Huffman
entertained the unit members'
pre-school children at her home
with games, and a potluck lunch.
Mrs. Hlehe Hertager was host
ess for the Nazarene Missionary
Society, Feb. 16, at her home
Devotlonals were led by Mrs. L.
L. Glines and Mrs. Murt Daily
was in charge of the missionary
study. Quilting took up the time
after lunch. Attending were Rev.
Fendallf and Mesdames L. L.
Glines, Ted Bevens, M, E. Daily,
S. Moore, Raymond Artmire and
daughter, Frances, George Jaros,
John Hakkerup, Lional Pease,
Fred Bak, Charles Magerle
Frances Pearson, and H. Herta
ger. Next meeting will be at
the home of Mrs. John Hak
kerup. Jantzer Girls' club met at the
home of Mrs. Ralph Lacy, Feb.
15. After business meeting, a
social afternoon was enjoyed, fol
lowed by refreshments. Mrs.
Darrell Stone and little daugh
ter, Sandra, and Mrs. L. E. Rob
ertson were visitors, and mem
bers attending were: Mrs. Paul
Snook, Mrs. Ralph Mallory, Mrs.
Archie McKillop, Mrs. Charles
B. Broonfield, Mrs. Everett Sha
fer, Mrs. Ben Haynes and Mrs.
Lacy. ,
Raymond Artmire underwent
major surgery at the Sacred
Ore.
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school at Medford, Feb. 20.
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