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Newspaper Page TextSIX MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE Your Health and It's Care By OR. WILLIAM BRADY M.O. Reederi should nddreaa inquiries to: Or. William Brady. 264 El Camlno. Beverly Hills Calii. THE BARBITURATE EVIL In the Dast twei.ty years nu merous variations or "Improve ments" upon the drug barbital (dl emiy bar bituric acid) have been In- Induced, drugs having hyponotlc, nar- cot c or seaa tive effects and because t h e v are chemically related to urea or uric acid they are called b r b I U r Dr. Brady ates. Barbital, Incidentally, was known ss "veronal" formerly. More or less familiar, at least to victims of addiction, are amytal, nembutal phonobarbltal, luminal, neonal, loral. alurate. dial, evipai iry lng to remember all the parlor car names of them makes you almost as dizzy as a shot of one of the drugs. It is ch iracterlstlc of the low level of honesty in the United States that these drugs are so readily available nearly every where without much formality. Some municipalities make a pre tense . of prohibiting the. indis criminate sale of some of the barbiturates, but they do so only for the sake of appearance In reality the addict can obtain his favorite dope one way or an other. If necessary by means of a phony prescription. The men In the business, manufacture, distribution, retail, appreciate, in the customary way of Yankee business, what the federal, state and even muncl- pal "authorities" do for them in the way of preventing the en actment and enforcement of any laws, ordinances or regulations with teeth in them. Physicians are rjrimary agents sample distributors and detail men for the barbiturate people Some nhvslcians accept the new done and begin prescribing it when the promoters tell 'em how wonderful the stuff Is. In the minor medical Journals which are available at a few dollars a page. Others, more snooty, accept the new dope only when they are assured of Its acceptability by the great hu morous medical .weekly the one that prints every few weeks the same colored reproduction of an old masterpiece at the ex pense of the big sugar daddy who thus appreciates all the dimwit medical profession of the country does for his business. The dim wits actually believe the fancy expensive sugar is somehow bet ter for babies than ordinary sugar they believe It because the humorous medical weekly SYNOPSIS OF ANNUM. STATBMKNT Of tha Harlfnnl Lin Stock Innuranca Cnmpanr of Hertford, to Iho Slut of Cnnnattleut. no Iho thirty. f Irot "Ujr of Pocpmbor, If 44. mono to tho tniuranra commtnllBtr or mo itata or urainn, purauant to law; Inromo Net pramtutna rorolvad ....I flt.lSl.ll Total InlaroaL nlrtdanila and roal oatato Inroma fll.lftt.tO Incomo from othar aourooa S,t97.T3 Total iBOOtn I tftfl.tt4.14 DUbnravmeiit Ntt mount paid pollcr- holdcm for 1omi 414.flS4.4T Itora rijuatment ipotiMS .. 14,471. IT A rnt a eommlialoni or brok rata Balarlaa and feaa officer, director horn otflco am plor Taiea, Hcanaaa and teaa ... Dlvirltjmla paid lo lock hold art (Caah, 0; atock. 10).. Divider) da paid or etaJilad to poMcjhnldara , All othar aipandllurM II.IIS.10 m.nt ii TT.l4fl.41 Nona Nona 4I.T74 Total dlatmraamanti ..-I 10I.4ll.il Ailmlttnt Aaaati Valoa of raal aatkio ownad imarkat vatutl Nona Loana on tiiortfutaa and eol- laiaral. alo Nona Valua of bond! ownad (or amortliad) fllt.4T4.40 Valua of atock ownad (markat valua) Caah In bank a and on hand. Pram lu ma in court of col 1ctlrn written line flap tambar 14. 1144 Imore-l and ran la duo and aceruad Othar aaaata (not) Cr, 41T.TI0.00 414.417.11 4.101 T 1.141 14 TMal admlltad aaaata . . If.too TI Tl I.Uhllltlr, Hurplna aad Othar rnnda Total unpaid clalma 41,11114 CaiimaUd Inaa arlluatmanl Kpna fur unpaid rlalma 4,104.40 Total unaarnad premium! oa all unatplrad rlaka 4ll.4flt.fll AaiftMaa, r a n t a, aapanaaa. bllie, account a, feaa, tc, dua or arcruad Kailmatd amount du or arcruad for ! Commlaalnna brnkaraaa, or othar ehaisaa duo and accruad At) oihar llabllltlaa ........ Total llabllltlaa, ateapt capital . Capital paid ap 194 A0 44 lt.ttl.40 111.404 44 14.014 It Nona TS1.444.4I Murplua ovar all liahuitla flll.l&fl 11 Stirptn aa raaarda oollcr- hot r art tl.4Tfl.llfl.ll Total IMOft.tll 1 Hnalnoaa la Green for th Vanr Hal premium raealvad .... 1.141 Nat loan paid 1. 111.00 Dlvl.lfnda natd or ertdlttd t poltoyholrtar Nona Nam of c-ompanfi Hartford Lira Stork Inaoranc Company. Nam of tTMant: C. B rtrmr. Nam of Bacratarr! Clyd f Smith. Rtatutorv rM.nl attorney for buttIc lnkuranca Commlsalonar, Stat of Or-S-in. tooataada f mm aod toaM reuna ih tlia.tat4 mppt va aittvrobbla k -i a m acw taaifttUao, fUllRHS. atul .a - " I VtO at. Tail a. rf.11.Ju.. . tak no aaixlB. mm t.Mi. oava a coos BUbt'a al and wak a la th momlnj! ftalitui no a 1.000,000, Oat icaaiaa loan Tablatt at vow dranM mj 2 Sc. 63e, r i.m aodar atak. 4fa snaUvt aaatayac oanaiota Monday, April 9, 1945 contrives to make them think so. Acute poisoning from over dose of any of the barbiturates may be accidental or suicidal. Probably in some Instances the addict, under the influence of a dose, becomes stuporous and con fused and, having the drug at hand, takes an overdose without really knowing what he or she Is doing, with fatal result. Chronic barbiturate poison ing or habituation produces loss of Judgment, impaired memory, ideas of persecution or neglect, lethargy, mental depression, anx iety neuroses, physical weakn ;ss disturbances of speech, vertigo, bradycardia (slow heart beat, loss of appetite, nausea, low ered morale. QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS ntd rinthai What risk ! Involved In wearing clothes that have been Kept in J trunk for ten years, the former own er of the clothes having had tubercu inmimt (Mrs W. J. D l Answer If they can be washed or laundered, no risk. If they can be dry cleaned, no risk. If they can't be ufnBhjtrf nr Hrv cleaned, hanl the MAihas tn tht Air and sun for a day and they will bo perfectly safe for any one to wear. I am 17 yeara old. the youngest of ten persons In a class attending lec tures on diabetes by our pnysician. We are all overweight. ((The "Sweet Answer Well, young lady, you are old enough to realize I can't use this entire column to answer your specific questions. Most or mem ore biuwcicu In the booklet "Training for Diabetes, only the trouble Is you can't obtain a copy wiinout rcveauim you. iu on in j neWinff fnr it and incloslns ten cents and a stamped envelope bearing your address. It la the familiar history of diabetes the Individual training for it i r.iru;icthr fnr ton vears or so be fore the diabetes necomea mamiei.. (Copyright. 1945. by John F. Dills On the Radio Chain I A 1 I U N S i Chain afhlluilun and wh.r. tbtt ar. un in. dial. KAI K (CHS) 1330. Portland HKX (NHC'hliiel 1190. Purtland KUA (Nile. Illu. and MliHI. 1510 dpiihan. K(iu mm liiu.i no San Fran.liru. KUW (MiC-Krdl SID Purllnnd KJI1 (Mil' lllli.l IUIIII Hralllo. HNX (CIIHI 1070 La Anarlra. KOA iMK'.ltedl 11.10 Denver. KOIN (IHHI. .10, Purl, land KIIMII IMII' Rrdl 9J0 Seal, lie KI'O (NIIC Red) MO, Ian Franrliru. KSI it IIS) 1 1 60 Sail Lak. CUT Ttm. Shown la HWT Monda B00 p m -OK lor Releaa., NBC Terry and Plrotea UN New., aIBb fl:15 p m Dick Tracy BN Supr man. MBS Belly and Bob NBC 5:30 0 m - Voice ol rireiitone NUC. Harry Flannery Newa. CHS. Jack ArmntronK BN lom Mix. Mils 3 45 p m -New. CBS. Captain MiaruKni bin wiKni newa wire mua fl:O0 u m Honav Cnrmlchael. NBC. Lux Theater. CBS: Newa. BN; Gabriel Heatter. Mils 0:30 o m -Inlnrmatlon Pleaa NHC. Npntllltht Bnnda BN 7 00 b m - Srreen Guild Playera CBS: Anita Ellin SinRa, MD9; Guy Lumbaruo orcn.. un: contented nour. NBC. 7.15 d m Lowell rhnma,. MBS 7:30 o m -Dr I Q NBC ThanKe to the V.nka CBS Lone Ranger MBS: Sumner Wellea. BN B 00 p m Uuppel Club NBC. Jaek KlrkuniK) CBS. led Malona BN 8 15 p m - He1da Hopper. CBil bum jnd Abner BN. Fleetwood Law ton. NHC S '30 d m .-Cavalcade ot America. NBC. Michael Shane MBS. Hawthorne Hnti.e UN. Burn, and Allen. CBS 8 00 p m Blind Date BN. Newa Olenn llnrrty MBS. The Wnlatler ens. I election. Hour NBC 0 30 ii m - Vox Pnp CBS Noah Within Sava NHC Green Hornet. BN 10:00 p m Newa NUC. Fulton Lewti. MBS. Carlaon and the Newa BN 10:15 p m - Sherlock Holmea MBS Un Out Bandatand NBC 10 30 p m SwetMheart Swtnstlm NBC. tlnneman'a Nile club BN. 11:00 p m Newa BN Tuesday 8-00 p m. Terry and Pirate.. BN OK (or Releaie NHC. Newa. Mils 5:15 p m Dick Tracy. BN. Super man. MBS. Betty and Bob. NBC 5:30 p m Dale with Judv NHC. Jack ArmMrnna BN. Harry Flannery Newa. CDS. Advenlurea of Tom Mix MILS 5 45 p m Capt Mldmiht. BN. Night Newa Wire. MBS. Newa CBS 6 00 p m Myntery Theater NBC: iihrll Heatter MBS: Inner sanctum CHS. Newa BN 8 19 p m Jimmy Fldler. MBS; Sup ner Mu.le. BN. (1.30 p m - Flhher McUe and Molly NHC. Spotlight Banda. BN: American Forum. MHS 7 on n m Bob Hone NHC; Trana. Atlantic Qulx, BN; Service lo the Front. CBS 7-18 d m Lowell Thomaa. MHS 7 30 p m Hlldeearde. NUC. Red Hlder MHS One Man, Family BN 8 00 p m - Supper Club NBC, Jack Klrkwood Show CBS. Ted Malona BN 8:15 p m Fleetwood Lawton NBC: Mimic CBS: Lum and Ahner HN 8 30 p m Johnny Present., NHC. rheater of Romance. CHS, Allan Voune Show BN Roy Rol.n MBS 9 00 p m Everythini lor Boye. NBC; rllt Town. CBS. Glen Hardy New. MHS Ills m Rex Miller. MHS 9:30 p m. Murder Will Out, BN. 10 00 p m -Newa NHC, I'arlaon and New. BN Fulton l.ewli MHS to 13 p m -On Our Bandaund NHC. Suorta Prn'ram BN 10 3il p m -Edwin C Hill. CBS. Fenneman a Nile Club. BN. 8wet heart Swlna Time NIIC 11:00 p. m Behind tho Scenes. CBS. nrcheatra NHC. New.. BN Tft-iJi, SEEmmmm HUMPHREY -HOW! tor USED CARS Nsw Mack Trucks DeSOTO Plymouth Service CHRYSLER MADE PARTS At Youi Sorvic All Waytt Humphrey Motors' 33 8. RWortltU Dial 4980 AT C OF C MEET Directors Told School Tax Relief Hoped for Under Changes Voted. A variety of reports, touching on state legislation, new indus tries here and in the Coos Bay district, civilian aviation, veter ans' affairs and other matters were presented at a meeting of tne Jackson County Chamber of Commerce directors' meeting Friday attended by about 30 members and guests. Earl T. Newbry, state senator from Ashland who served as chairman of the senate's tax committee last session, reviewed tax legislation passed and stated that it was hoped the changes would result In some relief for school taxes. The senator also briefly outlined the make-up of a commission appointed to study the tax structure of the state and report before the next ses sion. Rep. Frank Van Dyke. Ash. land, and O. H. Bengtson, Med- rora, were introduced. Both are to attend later sessions of the board. Coal Available T. O. Toon, president of the Coast Fuel corporation. Coos Bay, stated that his company has completed installation of a coal washing plant, costing about $150,000 and was now able to furnish coal to Oregon consum ers which compared favorably with that from Washington, Utah and other western states. When production reaches cer tain levels, by-products plants will be installed, the president declared. The speaker remind ed his listeners that-eastern ex ecutives and capitalists regarded the far-west sections as "step children" of the nation and add ed that in his opinion this state would not develop Industrially until certain laws were revised. Richard Alley reported on the efforts being made by local civilian aviation enthusiasts to secure a private landing strip for planes and stated that with the cooperation of the city council an application has been made to use a portion of the fairgrounds for this purpose. Service Officer Aim E. H. Hedrlck and A. E. Pow ell reported briefly on the coun ty's efforts to secure a veterans' service officer and H. L. Brown gave a report on the organiza tion, of a retailers' association in Medford. Karl Janouch stated that C. C. Goff of the Tautwire company is making preliminary .plans to open a furniture manufacturing plant In Jacksonville, and that the firm would experiment with the use of local hardwoods for their product. Mark Goldy and E. P. Leavltt told of the plans to bring a head quarters office of the federal re clamatinn service from Grants Pass to Medford and the latter stated that the new location would be rooms 308 and 309 in the federal building. Camp Plant Eyed Letters from United States Senator Wayne Morse and war department officials were read stating that the Camp White hos ' frpti-Coi Company, totif ItlaiMi City. N. 7. Franehlted Bottleri Peptl-Cola Bottling Co. of Medford SUBURBAN HEICHTS WHO HW BEEN HAKfclH6 OvtR Hl5 5H0ULPER AND BRtATrllM& DOWN HI4 NftK mm THE BRiptf 6ME CM THE IS, KCAlf TREP PElftStP 50 10H OVER W CROCiAl VlfV0F A 61 Ml BlD, Vl. 3 ?m,ic " Kt KI9ITER, wb COOiPH'T BEAR 10 60 WITHOUT SEt0 WHE1MF THE TiNEWE pital had not been Included tile expansion plans of the war department since the hospital must be held ready for use should the camp be revived. Among other guests at the meeting were Miss Alice Pat terson, secretary of the Ashland Chamber of Commerce, Dr. Lou is R. Patmont of Berkeley, Calif., James E. Maxwell, Portland, of the National Housing Agency, Kenneth Grant of the Civilian Aeronautics association here, and C. C. Haggard, who demonstrat ed the H-M Folding stretcher after the meeting. P.-T. A. Activities Roosevelt P. T. A. Roosevelt Parent-Teacher as sociation elected Mrs. J. W. Ber nard president of the group for the coming year at a meeting held last week. Other officers elected were Mrs. John Carter, vice-president; Mrs. Carl Myers, treasurer; Mrs. Harry Bryant, secretary. Mrs. Orren Brown is the retiring president. Retiring and new officers were elected as delegates to the district conference at Ashland, April 17. Plans were made for the an nual operetta, to be given Fri day, April 13, at 8 p. m. Mrs. Hamilton presented the chorus from the production in three numbers. The social committee repre sented Miss Rice's room, with Mrs. George Jennings as chair man. THE GRANGE Talent Grange Talent Grange observed their 17th anniversary at the regular meeting April 5 opening with a Dotluck dinner. Many grangers and friends from various parts of the county were present. Accordion solos by Mane Furrier were followed by a reci tation by Eivarine Newman. Games and contests concluded the program. Remainder of the evening was spent with music by the grange orchestra ana dancing. It was announced by the a. E. C. chairman, Mrs. Sylvia Bates that next meeting of the club would be at the grange hall Tuesday, April 10. Uae Mall Tribune Want Ada. Dial 1340 for Mutual NEWS 8:00 Arthur Gaeth 9:00 Wm. Lang 10:00 G aim Hardy 11:00- Cadrlc Foiter 12:00 Dun Lea 1:00 Walter Compton 2:00 Don Lea 3:00 Griffin 4:00 Fulton Lewis. Jr. 4:15 Ilex Miller 5:00 Sam Hayea 5:4J Night New Wlr 6:00 Gabriel Heatter FEATURES 8:30 Take It Eaiy 9:15 Morton Downey 10:15 I.opei 12:30 Smoothlei 1:30 Tommy Harris 3:45 Johnson Family 5:15 Superman 5:30 Tom Mix for Mutual Dial 1340 Br CLUVAS WTLLIAMS ImflAVY ISSUES CALL FOR MORE WOMEN FOR DUTY The navy has sent out an other emergency call for young women to assist in the final phase of the war against Japan. During the winter months the quota for Wave enlistments were drastically curtailed, since the action in the Pacific was com paratively quiet, but with the spectacular developments in th; Philippines and nearby islands, the urgency for more Waves to Chalker t Motel & Lodge OFFICERS' CLUB Dine-Dance-Refreshments Chicken and Steak Dinners Moal Unique Place in So Ore. CLOSED MONDAYS Tharadaya Private Partlea Only. For leaarveallnna Pb Cold IIIU 474 STRANGE AS IT SEEMS By ERNEST HIX SCXDJPS CUBA f 89a sew a terrs arnzBUTE to 7He COVKMSE AMI .OOOSPWSfi r saw MCDT VrOUM.0 77S STCKt Wjr6&ZI Ws. r tro&o xac Aei&kyscD3 !j3 KscwneG0xc& jcs is cou7 s wo7&- va Sii ljZZT J BARNEY GOOGLE end SNUFFY SM.TH vlftRN US NORES-ITT SUPRewE JS" I 0NP0SSIBLE, SftLOOT, f JOGHWO 0HK SNUFFV J ( VCO ONLV JO "A WRENCH VORE I fe, SA SUOULOtR BLONDIE BUZ SAWYER OIL ABNER nmcT rr SOfCTHINVJEiT COME T'ME TW P.Lir IF IJ Lit ABNEIV -? -MAM' HELP.' THE NEBB9 I'M SELUNGf Pfeiilliiilillillil; A STRADDLE IT, I BUZ STRADDLE V" LIFT THE FouchTTT I TO' 60T PSBT ) I O- MAM TOE wr I THtT ONE V.y 60WA 6Pll"' i LUIUCEILE JUST V JKTy L'KE "WE COPS CO ATT nViEMOviES f&3 replace shore-based men has be-1 come greater, intormauon re- nH.nrt Ik. UJalrae .gn ' ho nh, fiaiuius lire ..vvj " tained at the recruiting station in the Post Office building. ie I to ClaMffy a :3d Saturday afternoon Pleaae remember Orchestra Every Night TAKE IT EASY LODGE DINE and DANCE EVERY NIGHT EXCEPT FRIDAY Chicken Steaks and Spanish Dinners! Vi Mile up Savage Creek ACROSS TH' HILLS - AtfVOib TH' VA.LLEY5 - AH CONCENTRATE. EV'rVf f5IT 0 MAH WILL- POWER. un itrorr uiAcr xa.AT.-lIiu' tOU OM TWE DONI DOOSM' ft (wE WAS TOO f!,i (FAST FOR ME. I J S HE GOT HIS 1 t FOOT IN V55 m ihi twe nTTnti fmrtciTt. t. wnata kibmth r.riTi l&tili' r ACROSS TH' HILLS - ACHOSS 1 TH' VALLEYS - AH J3 CONCENTRATE. EV'rVT f5IT O' rAAH WILL- POWER. 1 AH TRANb-MIC.HA.TEb A I IOEA - FUM MAH Brain ;J t- his n r: APRIL 2ND? WIDOW DOXEVS'P 1 TOlEMER IH6 WINDOW f ft a M DO YOU KNOW? C 9 i 1 failure of working parts. Have "Chuck" Lucas, lubrication expert, do your work at ROGUE RIVER CHEVROLET new HT"W1HI1" al lrnrai al If Tit Af m Crossword Puzzle ACKUS1 1 Large tntmtl tv-Title of rcftjwet S-Section :28ml Umi iS-Orerk letter 14- Wtngfd IS -Cattle 17 Central American countrj 19 Muntfni note 10 Handing out card n-Preflu two t3-fJnrfttnrd etrtb IS Ammonia compound !0 Cloth mfastir J7 fifwlng Implement 19 - Viola 31 Hawaiian wreath 82 Spec S3 Milk food jft Period of plan! growth 19 Hearing organ 40 Turo bad 43 King Arthur word 43 HiRiu .abbx.) 44 Danlflh parliament 46- Thoron iaymb.1 47 Part ot Pvance 49 6 a it of oleic acid 51 -Pull apart 62 - Unrrwked 64 fieri or bb - Brim 68- aiftter 67 -Rip i 2 13 H I 15 lb 1 S 9 10 11 - ZWZ Si 5i 55 M U j 5t ii Btrtr. to Uaiua Mm liaalkata. ta FLASH!!-.t.t INSTANT NFV YORK. CITY BOYS !.' WHEN rwt-rVE ALL. AH CDKN-SIDERb IT CALMLY. AH "ErLl C.E TO EVERT M6HT T THIS IT LOP "AH HA1D NtRJMT Ofr II B UN- t Gi icc lidc Ywcwpd tutiunl fcREuOSV WOULD AT WILL EE OyiJE iNTECEStro) 6E ALU vERNCw (JV (GREAT SCOTT' i ITS A . 4 I MOMAI I HOW 1 ) lOU RE I BEING L Si T' . wJt 8 ' 7 , va. v aTia-iff'Tr-i umi l I I I II i r f II 11 n Tl that it is MOST IMPORTANT now to have your car lubricated regu larly to prevent un necessary wear and irmsMManananingaiBaaB ll few l I iiiipii i ii l aaaa g ANSWER TO rBKVIUUU PUZZLI 1EAGER 5ll jNlElwl iNjSURE AR Ag CRIMGE JL EbjA fb H A D H S L AT Sfds T V fis U E gDlE L E RES E T B P R ETaId E D R E F I N ElRl a d X. SB k O PjE S L E is llIHslREnSac e eme tin"wa5ted RAVINE lMpEDE lend11i tea1s e , DOWN I City in New England 5 All 1 -Fighting puot 4 Tall graaa 6 -Open m 9 That thing 7 Swift part of rlret " 6- -Stab ot pals r 9 -Wing 10- Wandei 11- Hunu 14 True to Ufa ' ltV -Having habit g tory-tlllni 11 Chi new weigh! ': 24 PlohertnaD a -Ooln 28 Engiiah rlTr 30 Oreelt taiand S3 An ointment at oil raited with wat 34 Greeted 16 Sudden flooda of tide 1ft Gives 37 Corrupt 38 The number nloj 41 Eilat 44 Unuaual 45 Equipment 48 Hang 60 Land BKMUr 63 aiotb 7 HE o DID IT ub oann it HB MADE IT THAT'S . BUZ SAWVER - MV PILOT &H AAINE MINE LE'! NOT BE. SLOPPY ABOUT IT. THOUGH. AH'LL LEAN OVER. THE.T OPEN MAN HOLE. THEN MAH HMD WILL D!W- NfSTUY DMPPINS AN VMKT dTd'NQTMiNI' OF Nl7Ti5a LULUBELLEIMPORTAnCEJ HAVE JO WOULOMT flv IT I I BETTER StT TUftT ' THftR SRV.00T C0PVUJR1T GRV.S R0RPT VT rrOMEsV 1 W IN THREE J SIZES -tfl JCfT K. AMI 'IT i ALL -r cm ruNn I' I I 1-