Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, April 08, 1945, Page 9, Image 9

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Your Health and It's Care
By DR. WILLIAM BRADY. M.D.
Readers should address inquiries to: Dr. William Brady.
265 El Camino. Beverly Hilli. Calif.
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INTELLIGENCE
If . there is one advantage
vouchsafed the intelligent worn
an over her uneducated sister in
refe rence to
the cancer
problem a
problem which
one woman in
eight must in
evitably face if
she rea c h e s
forty it is her
prudence,
which leads
her to visit her
physician for
examinat 1 n n
Dr. Brady upon 'the ap
pearance of any trouble at all
whereas her ignorant and hence
prudish sister procrastinates
until the disease, if it is cancer,
is well advanced.
Through women's clubs
nurses' auxiliaries, social serv
ice agencies and newspaper ap
peals, 1.319 presumably well
women, some single, some mar
ried and with families, of all
walks of life, ages from 3C to 80
years, volunteered to report
twice a year for five years for
pelvic examination. Drs. Cather
ine MacFarlane, Margaret C
Sturgis and Faith S. Betterman
conducted this study. The exam
nation was Just the simple ex
amination any good doctor
makes to determine whether
there is any indication of cancer
of the uterus. Now 545 of these
volunteers have completed the
five-year period Four cases ol
cancer of the cervix or neck of
the uterus and one case of can
cer of the body of uterus were
found under adequate, prompt
treatment all of these patients
have remained well, 2 for six
years, 2 for five years, I for 15
months. In addition to the five
cases of cancer thus discovered
AND CANCER
at the earliest possible stage
among 545 presumably well
women, 461 inflammatory les
ions were found, and 200 oi
these have been treated and
eliminated. Ages of the women
who were found to have cancer
were 39, 41, 34, 44 and 65 years,
and all had borne one or more
children.
QUESTION'S AND ANSWERS
Tuberculosis
When a person Is released from a
sanatorium or tuberculosis does that
mean he Is cured and cannot spread
the germs to others? 1 am concerned
chiefly about our children visiting a
relaUve who was in a aanitorium.
(F T. R.)
Answer Not necessarily. However,
a sojourn of -several months in a tu
berculosis sanatorium generally
teaches the tuberculous individual
how to be a safe member of a com
munity or of a household. Ask the
patient's physician whether your chil
dren should visit the patient.
200.000 Units of Vitamin D
My wife Buffered for years, off and
on, with pain In knees and back. Doc
tors called It arthritis, but their treat
ment seemed ineffective. On the sug
gestion in your pamphlet she began
taking 300,000 units of vitamin D 14
capsules) daily and within . the first
month all aches and pains had left
her and she resumed all her former
activities. Should she keep on with
it, and if so, for how long? (D. M.)
Answer I'd suggest that she just
supplement her diet dally for the next
six months with a suitable ration of
calcium and vitamin D, as described
in pamphlet "Calcium for Rheumatli"
mailed on written request if you
provide stamped self-addressed en
velope. Do not send a clipping. The
treatment of chronic arthritis iwlth
from 200,000 to 400,000 units of vita
min D dally is described In booklet
"The Ills Called Rheumatism." for
copy send 10 cents and stamped en
velope bearing your address.
Allergy
Hay fever for two years, the year
around kind, head specialist said he
could only experiment on it, had my
tonsils removed, used only non-al-lerfiic
cosmetics, found no relief. Read
items in your column, sent for your
pamphlet, got Immediate relief from
the patassium now I am never both
ered accept on rare occasions, and
then one or two doses of potassium in
variably bring complete r.elief.
(Mrs G L. P.)
Answer The head specialist was
honest. On request Iwritten. not clip
ping) I'll send the pamphlet "Relief
for Allergy" to any one who provides
stamped self-addressed envelope. It
tells how to use potassium with vita
min C to control allergic conditions.
I Copyright. 1945. by John F. Dllle Co.)
BUSINESS DIRECTORY
Real Estate) Listing Wanted
REAL ESTATE LISTINGS WANTED
PROMfl oersonai inspection ana
appraisal ol all properlies listed
Waltet Jones Realtor Phone 2570
MfHford
Piano Tuning
PIANO TUNING REPAIRING VOIC
ING J W Ken.. br P O Bos '502
Ashlnnd Phnne 4152
Orchestras
WHEN '.r need ol musicians for any
occasion call J Vernon Marshall
Secretary ol Medfnrd Musicians
Unl'tn Phnne IM2
Radio -
WE HAVE large stuck of tubes and
parts t give quick reliable service
on till types ol radius Dim dBftB
Phillips Radio l.nn N Hiverside ,
WAI T S RADIO SERVICE- Repairing
on all makes radios mri online ad
n n.ilnnipnt all K MMn
Tile Work
FSfi CERAMIC tile wofF Walls
floors drafnbnarris store rronta call
Mr Lambert 732B 013 W 4th
Septic Tank Cleaning
6EPTIC tank and cesspool pumping
Also drain tile and septic tanks in
sulted Phone 2824
c Presents
Alfred Wallenstein
Conducting the
Us Angeles
Philharmonic Orchestra
PROGRAM
Thi Barltrtrf Brtdit Ovtrtvrt a i
Smctana
Ava Maria . . . Schubr1
A Mldiummar-Nlghl't DrMtnt
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Jamaica Rhumba Snjomln
Jalovtla Oada
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Oraaf Russian fatUrt Ovartvra
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Symphany Na. Ii Ffnala
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Sunday 8:30 P.M.
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BUSINESS DIRECTORY
Painting
PAINTING Interior n3 exterior
Free estimates Phone 2824
PAINTING AND DECORATING
SERVICE- A first-class loo hy first
class mechanics on interfot and ex
terioi work Free estimates Harold
M Maiors fontractnr and Builder
522 South Holly street Phone 50!l'J
for all vour decorating and build
Ing rrohlems 'A Complete Job
ITrne' Onp t'ontrnrt '
Roofing
ROOF contracting and roof repairs
All tvoes ol rooting Frhnchised
Pam-o distributors workmanship
and materials guaranteed T t rn e
payment Free estimates
BKERS'iN PAINT & Roof STORE
38 S rt-TMIrtt Phone :H43
Transfer
CITY TRSnSFER" ft SfORAGf" ?6
Complete transler moving and lnr
aRe .ervice Also packing crating
and shipping bv expert workmen
38 S Fir St Phone 4604. night 2075
DAVIS TRANSFER S STORAGE
CO Medfnrd Modern storage serv
Ice Long distance- hauling Dial
2888 41) SuUlh Fir
FURNITI'RE MOVING 4 STORABt
We have van moving eouipnient
for tKal .nd long distance hauling
Dry and clean storage (concrete
building) with special locker room
at Inw rates -
SAMSON STORAGE WAREHOUSI
Phone 3756
LADS TRANSFEP SfoWACff CO
A complete trucking ser-tre IV
meet vmr needj Dill 7121
an yyaps gtrnVTrF
Moving
EADS rRANSFF.R STORAGE" CO
Our own osdded vans serving the
entire Pacific coast Dial 1121
FtrRNlTtTRE MOVING anvwher. snr
time Cttf Transfer & Stnrage
Phone 4664
State Officers to
Be Present at DAV
Installation Rites
Jackson county chapter No. 8.
Disabled American Veterans and
auxiliary will install newly
elected officers at a regular
meeting in Medford Armory
Tuesday at 8 p. m. A supoer
will be served before Installation
ceremonies.
State Commander M. E. Wood
cock, State Treasurer Dorr
Quayle. Assistant State Adju
tant Erland Sundell and Lile
Dailey, national service officer,
will be present for the Installa
tion. Mrs. Eunice Farls, Auxil
iary state commander and other
state auxiliary officers will also
be present.
Dailey will be available for
consultation with any veteran
who has a problem which can
be handled through his office
He will be In Frank Hoi brook's
office. 205 Liberty building.
Tuesday from 10 a. m. to S p.m.
Danny Walland on
Aircraft, Injured
Word was received hy Mr. and
Mrs. T. B. Walland Thursda
that their son, Danny WalUnd
ARM3C, hasbeen injured while
serving aboard an aircraft car
her in the South Facific. Wal
land left for overseas duty some
time in January. He graduated
from Medford high school with
the class of '43.
YICK SO CHINESE HERB CO.
Jrjv'ii..,' yy
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REMEDIES FOR STOMACH ULCERS
Heart. Rhaumatism. Asthma. Catarrh.
Piles Prostata Gland Ecscma and all dis
orders of Liver Kidney Trouble and
other complaints disappear after using.
CHINESE KERBS
Removed to Sparta Bids.
On the Radio Chain
I' A 1 I O N I I
Cham airiiiauuD and wb.re thai
are un tb. dial.
KALIs (CBSl. mo, Portland.
Ktx (NHC-Ulue) 1 1 B0. Portland
KliA (Mtc-Blu. and MUSI. Illo
Spokane. KUO (NUU-Ulue) (III
San Framisru. KOW (MIC-Kedl
620. Portland: KJH (NHU-Hluel
10(10 Seattle. KNX IfllSI IO10
Lus Angeles, KOA INBC-ltedl, 850
Denver. KOIM (CBS), 910, Port
land KtlMO (NBC-Rrdl 010 Seat
tle KPO (NBC -Red). 6S0, San
Francisco, KSL (tUS). 1160. San
Lake City
Time Shown is PWT.
Sunday
S:00 p m Charlie McCarthy. NBC
Mediation Board. MBS
5:30 p m. Eddie Bracken Show
NBC; Art Baker. CBS; Jerry Wayne.
BN
5:53 p m Bob Trout News. CBS
5:45 p m Gabriel Heatter. MBS
6:00 p m Merry-Go.Round. NBC.
Walter Wlnchell. BN. Radio Readers
Digest CBS. Steel Horizons. MBS
6:15 p m Louella Parsons. BN.
6:20 p. m. Hollywood Uytleri
rime. BN
6:30 p m. Star Theater, CBS.
American Album of Familiar Music
NBC; Cedrlc Foster MBS
6:43 p. m. Jimmie Fidler, BN;
Dorothy Thompson, MBS.
7:00 l m. Hour of Charm. NBC:
Take It or Leave It, CBS; The Life
of Riley BN
7:15 p. m. Helen Hayes, MBS.
7:30 p m Fannie Brice, CBS:
Comedy Theater, NBC.
8:00 p m Chapel Services, BN:
Crime Doctor, CBS: Great Glider
sleeve NBC
8:15 p. m. Raymond Moley. BN;
8:30 p m. Symphony Hour NBC
Quiz Kids. BN; Blondie, CBS; Nick
Carter, MBS.
9:00 p m BUI Lance, CBS: Glen
Hardy MBS. Sam Hayes, News. BN
9:15 o m Rex Miller. MBS
9:30 p m Jock Benny, NBC; We
Delivet the Goods. CBS
10 on p m News. NBC; In Focus
BN: Air Force Time, MBS.
10:30 p m. Music America Loves
Best. NBC. University Explorers. BN
Trans-Atlantic Call. CBS
10:45 p m Orchestra, BN.
11:00 p m News. BN. St Francis
Orch, NBC; Slnfotnetta, MBS.
Munday
5:00 p m.-OK tor Release, NBC
Terry and Pirates. BN. News. MBS
5:15 p m Dick Tracv BN. Super
man. MBS. Betty and Bob NBC
5:30 d m Voice of Firestone NBC
Harry Flannery News. CBS. Jack
Armstrong BN. lorn Mix. MBS
5.45 p m News. CBS. Captain
Uldnignt BN Night News Wire Mllb
6eo p m Hnagy Carmichael. NBC.
Lux Theater. CBS. News. BN. Gabriel
Heatter MBS
6:30 o m Information Please
NBC. Spotlight Bands BN
7:00 p m Screen Guild Plaver.
CBS; Anita Ellis Sinea, MBS: Guy
Lumbardo Orch., BN; Contented Hour.
NBC.
7.15 d m Lowell Thomas, MBS
7:30 o m Dr I Q NBC. Thanks
to the Vanks CBS. Lone Ranger
MBS; Sumner Welles. BN
8:00 p m -Supner Club NBC. Jack
Kirkwood CBS. red Malone B.N
8 15 p m Hcdda Hoppet. CBS
Lum jnd Abner BN. Fleetwood Law
ton. NBC
8:30 p m. Cavalcade ot America
NBC: Michael Shane MBS. Hawtnorne
House BN Burns and Allen. CBS
9:00 p m Blind Date BN. News
Glenn Hardy MBS. The Whistler
CBS. lelephone Hour. NBC
9:30 p m Vox Pop CBS Nnnh
Webster Says. NBC. Green Hornet. UN
10 00 p m News NBC. Fulton
Lewis. MBS; Carlson and the News
BN
10:13 p m Sherlock Holmes MBS
Un Out Bandstand NBC
10:30 p m Sweetheart Swlngtlme
NBC. Finneman's Nile Club BN.
11:00 p m News BN
Use Mall Tribune Wa it Ads
Jackson School Has
April Annual Frolic
Jackson School held its An
nual April Frolic Friday night
and was judged a great success
The primary grades presented
"Lady Bus's Garden," a delight
ful combination of songs and
dancing. After a short Intermis
sion the opeietta "Dizzy Baton"
was given by the upper grades
and included a well-trained
chorus as well as humorous situ
ations. The chicken-noodle dinner
preceding the program and the
food booths and games following
.were reported a great success.
The funds received will be used
for school activities Brownie
scouts, Girl Scouts, and aid to
individuals.
Approximately BOO attended
the event which was held in the
school auditorium.
todlan for 28 years, was named
to the Board of Education in
Tuesday's election, technically
giving him the right to have a
hand in lording it over the prin
cipal of Hadley Technical high
school where he pushes brooms.
NEW LEGION POST TO
HONOR CHAS. PADDOCK
Los Angeles, April 7 CU.PJ
Fifteen World War II veterans,
now University of Southern Cal
ifornia students, announced to
day they are forming the
Charles W, Paddcck Post of the
American Legion.
The past, to be established
Monday evening, honors the for
mer USC athlete who for
many years held the world's
record for the 100-yard dash.
Sunday, April 8, 1945
MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE NINE ,
SchoolJanitor Is
Elected Director
St. Louis, Mo., April 7 U.R)
A St Louis school janitor
jammed his brooms and mops
into a closet today, hitched up
his galluses and prepared to be
come his boss' boss,
Frank P. Nagel, a school cus-
Dial 1340
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NEWS
8:00 Arthur Gaeth
9:00 Wm. Lang
10:00 G.enn Hardy
11:00 Cedric Foster
12:00 Don Lee
1:00 Walter Compton
2:00 Don Lee
3:00 Griffin
4:00 Fulton Lewis, Jr.
4:15 Rex Miller.
5:00 Sam Hayes
5:45 Night News Wire
8:00 Gabriel Heatter
FEATURES .
8:30 Take It Easy
9:15 Mcrton Downey
10:15 Lopes
12:30 Smoothies
1:30 Tommy Harris
3:45 Johnson Family
5:15 Superman
5:30 Tom Mix
for Mutual
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THE FORD
SHOW
moves ffo MEC
at 1 1 A. M. TODAY
KIV1ED
A full half-hour of musical entertainment
featuring LAWRENCE BROOKS and as a
special guest, JANE FROMAN . . . gay,
brilliant arrangements by ROBERT RUSSELL
BENNETT with the colorful FORD OR
CHESTRA and CHORUS. Good listening for
the entire family. Tune
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Dine-Dance Refreshments
Chicken and Steak Dinners
Most Unique flare in 80 ura.
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Thursdays Private Parlies Onl?
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.Orchestra Every Night
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EVEIRY NIGHT EXCEPT
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Chicken Steaks and Spanish
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that Clare Caley
has had 15 years
experience painting
cars and a total of
37 years in the
automobile business?
For a good paint or body job bring your car
to Clare Caley at
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