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Newspaper Page TextTWO MEDFOHD HAIL TRIBUNE Wadnttday. Match it. 1945 Your Health and It's Care Br DR. WILLIAM BRADY. M.O. Raadart ihould addreii Inquiries toi Dr. William Brady. 266 El Ctmlno. Brrlr Hilli. Calif. THE NATURE OT Th more I delve In current medical literature the less shamed do 1 ieel about that apple green brochure The Ills Called Rheumatlsm" No. 12 ..Little Lesson In the Ways of Health reck less mo ment, you may have sent or may one day send me ten cents, In clean Dr. Brady negotiable con dltlon and a stamped envelope bearing your address. When you get right down to easea we know little If any more bout the nature and treatment of chronic Joint disabilities to day than we knew forty or fifty years ago. Please note I say chronic dlsa bllltles Joint trouble or gradual or Insidious development slow progressive course, and unlike acute Inflammatory rheumatism (acute Infectious arthritis, rheu matic fever) nearly always char acterized by degenerative changes in the Joint or Joints af fected and hence more or less crippling. In most cases of rheumatic fever the Illness Is a sequel to an upper respiratory Infection (tonsliltls, siusitus, rhinitis, sore throat)-caused by Streptococcus fcemolyticus a strain of the notorious Streptococcus type of germ that rapidly destroys blood corpuscles. Streptococcus nemo aeems to have an affinity for not 'only mucous membranes such as the lining of the respiratory tract but also for serous mem branes such as the linings of Joints and the lining of the heart and covering of the heart valves. Epidemics of rheumatic fever (lnflammat ory rheumatism, cute Infectious arthritis) In families, In houses, In barrocks, in schools, and even In commun ities, have been reported by . many physicians. However, It aeems fairly evident that rheu- TALL BASKETBALL PLAYERS BENEFIT New York, March 28 (U.B Tall players, the target of rous ing criticism, because of their advantage In scoring play, ac tually benefitted today in re visions to collegiate basketball rules by the legislative commit tee. . The committee passed a rule which stated that points will not be nullified If a player touches the basket hoop or net when a field goal obviously has been made. Most Important of the other chances effected was the cancel lation of the SO-aecond rule. Which heretofore enabled a team to get by without a charged time-out when a player was tub tituted. Under the revised rule only an Injury to player will prevent a team with being charged with a time out if a substitution is made, Another change provides standardization of signals by of ficials for all parts of the nation to enable players to know what action was being taken by the referees. Other changes were: 1 An out-of-bounds ball Is to be given to the nearest offensive player to avoid delay by passing It to a man in a distant part of the court. 2 On canceled goals brought bout by any vlolntlon, the ball la to be taken out on the side court Instead of behind the bas ket. 8 On plays when thr offen sive player accidentally steps In to the back court, he is to be permitted to retain possesion of the ball. 4 Officials to be given the power to fix the responsibility of screening plays upon offen sive men. TO A capacity crowd Is expected to be on hand tomorrow night t Mcdford armory to witness the rematch between Pete Bel castro and the Gray Mask. They have wrestled to two draws here and are anxious to see If Belcastro's wild and woolcy at tack can subdue the hated Mask, who has yet to lose bat tle here. . According to terms of the Mask a contract, he will unmask If beaten two out of three falls. Promoter Mask Llllard has euUlned fine supporting card. REUMATIC FEVER matic fever spreads from one child to another precisely as any and every respiratory Infection does. If Mrs. Sumsey and her fa vorlte quack doctors and nine teenth century health authorities will stop beating their gums fot a moment, I'll suggest here that children must continue to suffer the grave consequences of rheu matic fever Just as long as Mrs Sumsey, the yammering nine teenth century authorities and you. stupid, persist In attribut ing crl to "exposure" to cold, dampness, sudden changes. No one who harbors that notion Is likely to give any concern to the protection of children from drop let, spray or conversational in fection. I say end let any medical au thority who will, take exception that if the rank and file of physicians today devoted them selves as earnestly to the pre vention of respiratory Infection In school, at home, wherever children meet or gather, as they give to removing tonsils and adenoids, a good many children could be saved from being at tacked by rheumatic fever. QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS Insufficient Mineral What la your advice as to the miner all one needs to maintain good health. tr. t. u.) Anawer If the diet ti not too great ly restricted to refined fooda there la little likelihood of mineral de ficiency, except calcium deficiency and In lome aectlona of the country Iodine deficiency. Send stamped en velope bearing your address, for fiamphlet "Instructions for Taking an odin Ration." Inclose 10 eonts If you want also the booklet "The Calcium Shortage." Bed-Wettlni Habit Five-year-old child wets the bed every night. (Mrs. C. McL.) Anawer Send etamped envelope bearing your address, for pamphlet "The Bed-Wetting Habit", eUpping will not serve as a request. Phobia Three weeka ago son, S, riding out of driveway, was nipped on ankle by strange dog It barely scraped open the skin, but drew no blood. The dog disappeared . . . please send any In formation you have on hydrophobia. (Mrs. D. L. R.) Answer I'd call It rather hydro- Rhobutphobla. If be were my boy we'd ave forgotten the little Incident weeka ago. Only treatment I'd use in such a case Is an Immediate appllca tion of plain Unctura of Iodine, as for any other minor wound, cut or abrasion, and then forget It (Copyright, 1845, by John T. Pllle Co.) Terrible Tony Ross will be pitted against the dreaded standing full nelson of Georges Dusette In the four round semi wlndup and Ivan Jones will face kidney-punching Billy Mc Euln in the opener, beginning at 6:30. . t . On the Radio Chain ItAIIOMl Chain affillatina and wbers tke are un the dial. KALI (CBBi. ma, rortland. KX (NUC-Bluel I ISO. Portland KUA (NflC-Hllie and MBS), 111. Spokane, sua (NUC-uiuei. Sit San fram-isco. KOW (NBU-Kedl . Puriland: ftjn (Nut'-llluel 111(10 Seallle. KNX 1CH81. lute Lnt Angeles, Kit INHC-Kedl. Si Denver, KllIN ichsi, SIS, Port land. KIIMO (NBC R-d) 5 Stat ue KPO (NBC -Red), taa. Ian rranclsco, KSL (CBS). 1 1 80. Mall Lake City Time sonwn ts PWT. Wednesday S OD p m Terry and Pirates. BN: OK for Release, NBC; Mary Martin CBS; News. MUS B IS p m Dick Tracy, BN; Super man. MBS: Betty and Bob, NBC. o:au p m jock Armstrong. BN. Harrv Irliinnpv M.ui, r-nQ l...n. lures of Tom Mix. MBS; News, NI1C 5:45 p m Elmer Peterson, NF1C; Night News Wire, MBS; Capt Mid. nlsht, BN; Newa. CBS 6:00 p m Trunk Sinatra. CBS. Eddie Cantor, NBC: Oabrlel Heatter. MBS 0:30 p m Spotlight Bands. BN. Mr District Attorney, NBC; Which Is Which CBS; Brownstona Theater MI1S 7 00 p m Kay Kyser'a Kollene NBC; Great Moments In Mtislc, CUS ,:ia u m. i.owcii inomns, mua 7:30 D m. Lone Ranaer. MBS: Lei yourself Co, CBS 8:00 p m Slipper Club. NBC; Jach Klrkwond Show. CBS; Main Line. MUS. Ted Malone. BN 8:15 p m Fleetwood Lawton. NBC; turn ond Ahner, BN; Musie Thai Satisfies. CBS B-30 p m Carton of Cheer, NBC; Counterspy. BN; Dr Christian. CBS t:00 p m Mr and Mrs North NBC; Jack Carson. CBS; News. MBS. MUSIC. UN 0 30 d. m. Who's Luck Tonleht. NBC. 10:00 p. m News, NBC; Carlson and Newa, BN: Fulton Lewis. MUS iu-3(i n m orcn., lbs: renne mon'a N.te Club. BN; Sweethearl Swinqtime. NBC 1 1 :00 p m News. BN; Man Named Jordan. CBS. Thursday 8-00 p m Sam Hi News. MBS, OK far Release, NBC lerry and the Pirates. BN 8:15 p m Dick Tracy, BN: Buper man MBS. Betty and Bob. NBC 8 30 p m Jack Armstrong. BN. Harry rlannrrv. Newa. CBS; Torn Ull MBS News. NBC 5 45 o m Cantnin Mlrtntsht. BN. Klmer Peterson, NI1C; Night Newa wire, ribs, newa. ua 8 00 d m -Music Hall. NBC; Mniot Howes CBS; Oabrlel Heatter, MBS News HN 0-15 p m Supper Muste BN 6 30 p m Bob Burns. NBC, Spot light Hands. BN. Corliss Archer, CBS: Treasure Hour ot Song. MMS 7 00 n m - Ahboti and CoatettO. NBC; Fred Waring Orcb., BN; rtrat Line. UBS 7 13 m Lowell Thomas MBS 7 30 o m March of Time. BN. Red Rvder. MBS. Rudy Value, NBC: Here s to Romance CBS 8 00 p m Supper Club. NBC; Jack Kirkwood Show CBS. Bulldog Drum mond MBS. r-rl Godwin BN 8 13 p m Fleetwood Iswtnn NUC; Lum and Ahnar, BN; Musie That Sat l-Mre CBS 8 30 p m Frank Morgan. NHC Death Valley Sheriff CUS. America's Town Meeting of the Air. BN 8 00 p m - Newa. MUS; Dinah Shore. NUC; F.llrry Queen, CHS America's Town MeeUng of the Air BN 19 a n Re Miller, MBS 8 30 p m The Saint, NUC. Acad, erne Awards. BN 10 on p m Newa Reporter, NBC; News BN; Fulton Lewie MRS 10 15 p ro Bport Program. BN San Francisco Show NBC 10 30 p m Fenneman'a Nlte Club UN. Sweetheart Swlnatlme. NUC. It 00 p m Newa. BN Closing time for Sunday Ton Late Jo Classify 8 30 Saturday afternoon Pleas remember. BEATEN GERMANS TO (This is the first dispatch from captured Limberg. It was flown by air courier back to the 1st army communications cen ters.) By John McOermott United Press Correspondent Llmburg, Germany, March 28 (U.R) What yesterday appeared to be another 1st army lightning offensive similar to that across France today had turned Into a complete rout of German iorc-es in this area. Surrendering Germans are streamincr unfftiArripH nlnno- nil the highways around this vital communications center trying to find somebody who has time to take them prisoner. American tank columns, sur vevine the thousands of nrisnn. era, merely Jerked their thumbs to the rear, when th Rurmnm tried to stop them to surrender. No Time For Prisoners The Germans want to vlvi. themselves tin but the? lnt nrmv hasn't got time to bother with mem. Minellnff with th hiking r.,.r. mans are hundreds of liberated French, Russians, Belgians, and roies who shouted gleefully at the Americans and raised their hands in the V-for-vlctory sign. Hera were alan urns onn American and British prisoners o. war who threw their arms arounrl the Amsrimm u-hon 1 A Gen. Courtney M. Hodges' troops torcea weir way into the prison camp and hospital where mey were confined. Here In hatter. T.lmhitffr where the Germans tried to put up a little defense yesterday it already was quiet. . Licerated nappy One of the hannlest Amtri. cans liberated here was a lieu tenant from Cincinnati '. G uhn sobbed when Sgt. Frank Biffin, uarden City, N. Y., broke his way Into the room where he was imprisoned. "God. that rnn't ' h . vnn sarge," he gald, "It Just can't db. The lieutenant had hpn ev. ecutive officer of Biffin's com pany before his capture Dec. 17 in the Ardennes battle. Civilians In Limbura and the surrounding towns don't know wnai so make of the sudden ap pearance of the ' Americans. They had expected them even tually but not so toon. Flying Over the area In a Piper Cub with TSgt. Tom Smythe, Mlddleton. Cel.. I coulrl see crowds of Germans lined up aiong tne roads, with hands up raised waiting for someone to whom they could surrender. Capt. William T. Gibber, Ok lahoma City, Disciples of Christ chaplain, said liberated American Drisoner In n filth German hospital greeted him witn: xou haven't got C ration, have you?" An American soldier hn In ha pretty hungry to beg for a C- rauon. Names of the Americans and British liberated Were not re leased by censors. The total of liberated allies was expected to run to several thousand. Daily Weather Report .. .. Forecasts n?r? "V .vlc'nl'y: Cloudy with occasional rain tonight and Thursday, n .nSe temperature. Cascades and enow (lurries over nioun- m,! " iiunnern portion tonight. .U.,,d,"?;'.i cl0.udy wl,h ln '" coaaL Little change in temperature. Local Data mTKmfeJ?,jr s!",r toOny. H'Jhest 71 degrees, lowest 10. Total monthly precipitation 197 wE,hM. -xc"- 'or the month .87 Inch. Total precipitation since September , 1B44, 13.74 Inches. Excess for the season .83 Inch. Relative humidity at 4:30 p. m. yes terday 34( 4:30 today 71. Tomorrow Sunrise 8:58 a. m. Sunset 7:33 p. m P.(l Ol hnnrai Ul.k r Bol.o Boston Chicago h Denver Eureka Hayre M , Los Angeles , Msdlord New York Omaha ., Phoenl i Portland 83 S3 78 42 B3 81 48 25 83 45 51 31 08 37 61 41 .01 73 50 79 65 08 35 80 40 .03 DIFFICULT DECISIONS. Ml' I I I T ot" ' ym rr v.as mowr WAfik . m market n a WRW, WltTritR 10 ITLtTHONk: YMCH Vittl IWX Vtl) ft NvrKU SHORT, CR WHtfrifR fb TAKE h OHOHtCf WttE urns icu tm. it tw mi mn si-fr ujii S3 45 .83 1 Roseburg . Salt Lake San Francisco Seattle 33 .10 48 44 ta 89 81 38 Spokane V, ashiturton. D. C 70 Yakima ST Over 100 veterans' organiza tions which meet regularly in the San Francisco Veterans' Me morial buldlng, will vacate to accommodate committee meet ings of the United Nations con ference. Too Late to Classify TRY a local product! For better re sult use Quick-Gro Fetl Kconomy aeea at reed to. VARNISH Complete line of clear and color varnuhes in all eizes from dUc up at wahus fAirt r ultt. CI ft Cftft-A choice 16 act tract j1UJUU on Rosa Lane, the finest Y ' land in the vaUey. 3- room house, good large barn, new water system. Poultry house, garage. This Is exceptionally fine property. R. Cooper Broker Chas. Blaess Salesman Office 223 N. Riverside Ph. T33T CERTIFIED Seed Potatoes, Onion Plants and Sets, Garden Seed Mor- ton Milting; co., 10 w. jacKson. WALLPTPER TOOL KIT Complete with brushes, cutter, roller, plumb bob and chalk Only 91.00 in WARDS PAINT DEPT. LEGHORN CHICKS Large Type Leg. horn cockerels on tiand today and Thursday. WANTED Middle aged man and wife. Gardener-caretaker, beautiful sur roundings on Rogue river. Good wage j. Keferences. ITibune box 4778 SCREEN DOORS Several sizes from 2 6"x6"7" to 3"x6 9 prices range from S3 -5 3 to binges, latcn sets, springs, and screen cloth don t let the flies and insects get the best of you get set for them by ahon plng in WARDS BASEMENT. 87 ACRES 13 acres free water, Bal. timber. Modern house, good barn, creek. Price W .00 0.00. 15 ACRES 6,s acres free water, In alfalfa. IV2 acres In oats. 6 room modern house. Good out-butldings. Price $300. Highway frontage. Lo cated 16 miles north of Grants Pass. L. J. Reed, Broker, central foint. WAN TE D Washing ond ironing to do in my home, 75c per hour, Ph. 4351. TILEBOARD White,- Blue, Green, Coral, Turqufiise, Yellow and Ivory to re finish your kitchen or bath roomSee Bill Lang in WARUd S12; 1 r A A 02 Acres 23 acres IrrrU i.DUU gatd. 6-rm. mod. plas ' tered home, aaraae. 2 wells, barn, large chicken house, all stocked including 16 head of cows, all farm machinery. Rav Schumacher Broker 417-419 E. Main Ph. M85 ONE Pair size 9 rubber boots, knee length; 1 pair heavy man's shoes, size 9; 1 hard wood record cabinet, some garden tools, evenings only. 8 bo. urange. , t CALF Grower Pellets 23 lb. bag for fi.20. morion aiuung vo.( vu n. iiacKBun, DINETTE SET Double end extension table with 4 chairs Was $44.88 and now reduced to clear at $29 .88 . nnn TT-T.Tt ITU1 IMfOT Ytnnu9 runiint.t--- a-"-"- WILL Trade table model radio phono graph Comb. G. E. for a good table rrniHol rniiin fit well known make. Must be good. Bring your radio aft- er o p. m. to a ao. wrange. rOR SALE Wedgewood gas ranee, with tranh burner, thermostat con trolled oven and broiler, $75.00. Sea at 043 Murry St,, or can WOOL RUGS Approx. 24"x48" size wjoI hook rug was $7.95 now $5.88 at WARDS rUKWlTUrtlB UBttfl. FOR SALE Chicken house litter close In Phone 6160. WANTED Pea fowls, 244 ti. Central STRAW 80c and $100 per bale. Mor ton wiling uo,, iu w , yQCKion. FLOOR SAMPLE Just one child's Chest-a-Robe in maple finish was $34.95 reduced to $27.88 WARDS 2nd FLOOR. CHIPPAWA Seed Potatoes $3 29 per cwt. Many other varieties. Get our prices. r. g. SAMSON CO. FOR SALE Wheat and " grain' hay, straw. Hague, mil north of Big Y on 99. BARBACUE TABLES Heavy red wood tables for outdoor lunches and suppers New shipment Just arriv ed. eee mem at wftitua HAMMERED Hay 'mixed with molas- ses sz.au per nunarca. Morton jam Ing Co., 10 W. Jackson. FOR SALE OR TRADE Tie mill, 35 ties per nour. pn. 3H23. NURSERY PICTURES Slashed" or .icaiuiii-f79.il oil nze now oniy ei.wu ana .'j: size nniy 5a.uo. come ear ly for best selection 2nd Floor WARDS. FOUR varieties of early certified seed potatoes. Bliss Triumph, Early Rose. White Rose, Earliest of All. Jackson Co. Feed Co. FOR A PERSONAL OR AUTO LOAN See THB OREGON FINANCE CO. 45 South Central A Pioneer Firm NUMDAH RUGS Just received ship- ment 01 i x o size inmous numaan Rubs WARDS FURNITURE DEPT. CAWN and Garden Fertilizer, $2.50 per hundred. Morton Milling Co, 10 YV JBCKSOn. FOR RENT Attractive room for geiv tlemen. 504 Pennsylvania. FOUR varieties of early certified seed potatoes. Bliss Triumph, Early Rose, vtime nose. a.aruesi 01 a 11. Jackson Co. Feed Co. GARDEN BOOK Wards new Book of Gardens with magnificent photo graphs of Flowers, Nursery stock. Fruit Trees, etc., Is available on a library plan to Garden Clubs, Granges. Classes of MeeUnss Come and look It over or borrow It from WARDS CATALOG DESK. By GLUYAJ WILLIAMS , 81 . 60 . 40 . 58 . 57 . 88 rOH 8AL8 Man's World Bterelt (ore-war). Excellent condition, S45 Associated OU station. Centre! and J-plcson St... Mediord. GUARANTEED A U T 6 Pa!ST1S'H. 5TAM LLLAA1AU AAw auuv. JZIG. MITCHELL PAINT SHOl 603 8. Riverside FURNITURE atorate. Complete mod ern service; speaai iocx.rv rn. ne sese). Davis Trans.er Is Storafe Co. 40 S. Fir street PLASTERBOARD '. V. f and ' icn(u:s at compeTiiive pncea ! WANTED Small concrete mixer. Tc Notch Orchards, dial fs7S. FOR SALE Two radiant (as heaters ana miscellaneous, inquire second house south ol station. Talent June Uon. FOR SALE Milch loata. Bial BttT JUST Received shipment ot cotton prints, vo to ac a Tara. wtu oe E laced on sale Friday SHV-nint Unit a dress lengths. J. C i-eunev Co. FOU"R varieties of early certified seed potatoes, till. Trtumpn. lariy ttose. White Rose. E.trllest of AIL Jackson Co, reed Co. , BARNEY GOOGLE and SNUFFY BLONDIE BUZ L.IL i-HE NEBBS I a H&m.v niAS , afi i sr?T iJv I X iQoaaer rsrs tvrMJ fi I WM tjatc i i'r z 'ii-( ii II tttrr eaani ' Jeaj ' BAWYEH HERE'S THE 0FHCEB5 SIR, WE HEAR YOU) VDU CHEWED I IF YOU'RE FLV1NS Y THE k ITS A STRIPPED f CLUB COME IN AND MEET J ONCE SOT A JAP HIS TAIL OFF, TOMORROW, SIR, J WHA 1?V- C0WN HfflTER ( THE KIDS. WE HAVE A LOT KATE, AFTER VOUI?) DIDNT VDU, WATCH OUT FOR PA1NTEDWHITE. Kris 0F EAGEB BEAVEBS WHO ) AMMO WAS -IXMR. rTSTTfevk6 CSSTAPa ) lTCALL IT ) YOU BREAK -525WANT TO WIN THE WiJ EXHAUSTED TSAWVER F--1?-- f THE ARULEAND M rW"! feTOlpoRT mmM V Varojnohere-to r VV23X ABNEH TRY TO UNCtRbTANft V BANC.'' NOW, THAT'S A ""C tNb.r I THinkI Ull A TCW MiNuTCb LATER BB tj IT'S ON THE. arjWH" n?EA-BRAIN" THIS 15 T T EVKNCT' ) IWH SEEP- WHEA BAN&'i HE Hb . iff I IB S-lnnn .Jr.'K RAMP." NOW JGsC A SLEDGErlAMMER. S BANG.W A WRECK. ROLli J etrlSOER- 1 I1!"? HOORAY.?' 1 SMASHES Mitm2 YDU &OES SaA&. V . OK ONTO 1T-YDU S MlltE,SSTANOi E I MFBF COMFi 4 ,T 21 BW&BAMi.r'-WlTH R COY J" J SMASHES IT ThECESX DcSt LETS W AW'-5 M i L EVE-R.Y THIN& t2piZZJ it-bELC? 1 'V J with YOUR. I i GO OUT -'1 'Ktf i A ri in IT.V TLli Jeal TffC 7 SLED&EHAMMER.- err for "WZ.r WttTfK 55 BAN&-BAN6- hlV'Tii II . '' , ' ILH-s ACCIOErTr,6UTiIJ. ; ' IS HORRiBLS-Auik vff I 7v!,rfUAPS V BHta S tJilT CL THE WST&WS&ff : - 1M GWLTVOP VtvSs HISl 't--yjS.lV: MAN OP Clfk '''" MANSLAUSHTEpy LIFE OR O11 JlS7KT SOfV DirTT MEANAK.ai rXX5TEKT40LrSE!iu-R :) " VVOURS! Si ;T7 ID LIKE VOU TC5 TO SHCOT PRST-tH Ntir MANSION isli T ryT-c-fJ-Jt , NOV RUDY N EES TU ij PACKTWO. eratinf and shlpplnf. Com plete service. City Transfer Ac Stor- $3800" I room modern house, pav ed etreet. food location. price reuuevu w wvr i- . u M lfland t'l South Oaltdale. Broker. WANTED Janitor. Steady employ ment. Must be sober. Apply at Crater Laxe Motors, th and Ivy. if ANTED Acreasj on M ados In. Phor.e 3T3T. FOR SALE One electrlo brooder. U heavy breed chlcXa, leaden and founts, all lor M TO. Jackson Ce. Vest) Co. EASTER PLANTS See our assort ment. Oakdxie Market ME 17 FORD CENTER Barber Shop open (or business Thursday, March 1. cug and new patron., wiwhw. FlK HUbtiH HI.OX a. SLAOS. ir' bte Isuble toad aoau aseoiora rue. , Tel 3 111 CLOSET, all day Easter Sunday. Oak- dale flriiccry. JVST ARRIVED Lambs wool wax apotlcatora and lull Un waxes and polishes. ACME HARDWARE Main and Grape ro MJe rM seOV . -i57is7 K5r roves 7V SAj rE rir- 8MITH pes m i ' - WKnl W waU l nctw- what mm H"M" " WANTED Hellabl woman for eoolf- tng In private home. Phone 2354. PAPER HANGING Kemton'ng, painting, Inalde or ouUida. Frea estimate. Phone 3128 OAKDALETSafltet and Grocery will be closeo au day raater aunaay, GENERATORS exchanged tor your old burned-out car generator. From largest atock of generatora. Price M to (10. Signal Station, 1303 N Riverside. WE HAVE a stock of prewar 4-hour enamel in metal cans. ACME HARDWARE Main and Grape REPLACE your broken window glass New glass Installed while you wait MEDFORD MILLWORK CO The Glass House Phone 4112. 10th and Grape. WC BUY EM-WE SELL-UM COME IN AND SEE-EM 1030 Olds Sedan, radio, heater. 1930 Dodge Sedan, beater. 193S Ford Sedan 1933 Studebaker Sedan. 1933 Bulck Sedan Dayton. McClaren Tires Batteries. Foglites Preatone. See at A E 'Tubby' Dean's Your Pontiae Dealer Richfield Station Phone 2942 tth-Grape St. Help the Red Cross Crossword Puzzle ACEOSI lTh Occident a Oonkty i-Doclcaed J Finished U Fly iara 14 Fsllid l-Apoitat IT Irish 15 Qo In l -warned of attack It Jlklp stone H AlrlcaD worsa I4-Strsy IT-Plsceetlewslrr 13 Operatlo song 14 Cereal grass 15 Enjoyment a autr tall U Still 40 High eaplealv 41 Flct pookal i3 Kellers T-Smsllssl 61 -Away from vtnd B Fleet-footed Greek beroln MLsyer 65 Shooting marala 66 Obstruction 67 Turfs 66 optlo organ 68 Auditory organs I-r4 i i r " io in ii E" i5 ! ' vi lis i v) a in . Tsr 4i hi , 57 S8 BALED RAT for sal, 120 end e. Phone S1D3. "e CAMERON MOFFITr LUMBER COT LOW-PRICED LUMBER So Riverside at Barnett Rd Medlurd Phone 5462. ALL YINDS of beautiful f ift-wraSSa Easter plants Oakdale Market. WE HAVE some prewar brats ana chrome lock sets and builder's hard, war. ACME HARDWARE Main and Grape CASH IN A FLASH FOR VOUR CAR Sav Tim. Cash and Gag Call Automobtl Market. Friendly Mediord Dealer. Ph 3919 th and Bartlett No Bed Tap When You Sell to Ua ADAH'S BEAUTY SALON SpedaC izing in permanent All Work guar anteed Phone 2604 120 N Central, BEST assortment of gift-wrapped Easter plants In town. Oakdale Mar Jtet JUST ARRIVED 32 and 83-plece seta ol dishes and dinnerware. ACME HARDWARS Main and Grapa AN -WEI TO rEEVioua ruzzL DOWW 1-Erodea 1-Tied I-Dispatch 4 Trapped fr Arab's garment I Otrbonited dilol V-LIke a star $ Carry oa ft -Baetlon ' 10 Other II Poverty IS Bell 30 O reek tstantl 52 Lylti( proas It-Idle talk 3S-The A Has aa Commotion 38 Take food 30Olve out 10 Verb auffli 81-6eln 33 Deer horns 17 West Ssxon Mtm 38 Little stream 43 Legumes 43 Flying mammals 44 Hodge podgs 45 wild plant 48 Support 48- Cola of India 49 HesTenly body B0 Flaps 53 Relislous wondsi ;amip laiAislHl IbTuTd Aieio r . i ns ELoste Miels a s HdIe a a mSc SWL 2 AT A SHO 5"" sJslkiBAkigiiTS iCHBeStapfili i t "p vj mt SPA X E c pt. IInTn IEdT 0 AtlS olDIE IEIOIS ImIu)el Is Fl