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Newspaper Page TextTEN MEDFOHD MAIL TRIBUNE Wednesday. Mar ! Your Health and It's Care By OR. WILLIAM BRA0Y. M.D. Readers ihould address Inquiries toi Or. William Bradr. 265 El Camino. Beverly Hills. Calli. I ! f. , si. t THEIR WIVES AND I A good many alcoholics put away a half pint or more of whisky on the side, and drinlt their Deer in public, says my me d 1 c a 1 colleague who is a recognized a u t h ority on the effects of alcohol. The beer serves as an excuse for their "breath" and as an alibi to help show they do not Dr. Brady drink heavily but only "some beer". Beer gets the blame. I know what I'm talking about (the psysiologlot continues).- I hear the beer alibi" dally. Dr. Brady, believe me, a quart of beer a day is not heavy drink ing and it does not shorten life. But I shall tell you what your statement does do (that is, the statement in this column that a working man who eats nothing at breakfast but drinks a quart of beer and goes to work on that alone is well on the way to, if not already affected by physical degeneration). Every hypercriti cal wife who has a husband who drinks some beer has Dr. Brady thrown at his head until he goes out and gets drunk to escape you and his wife. Oh, come, now. Doctor, I refer to you as an authority on physi ology and especially on the ef fects of alcohol, but your psy chology. It rhymes with drinks. If the Individual who purports 10 De a man goes out and gets drunk on any such pretext as DRIVE MEN TO DRINK are unnecessary for anybody and rather injurious for every body who indulges in them. But go on, Doctor. I know you have something sensible to suggest. Like you, I deplore the exces sive use of alcohol- Excuse me again, Professor, I not only deplore the excessive use, I deplore any use at all of any kind of alcoholic beverage or liquor except as prescribed in good faith by one s physician and believe, again like you that it constitutes one of the major public, health problems of today. But why, of all beverages, pick on beer? ' If we could get the American drinker to use nothing stronger than beer, I think the problem of alcoholism would become. unim portant. It is the high concen tration, of alcohol in distilled spirits that gives the excessive drinker the "kick" he seeks and the alcoholic degeneration he eventually develops. Like the late Dr. Yandell Henderson, I think that anything that tends to lower the concentration of alco hol, in alcoholic beverages is a step toward ameliorating alco holism. There you, have something. Doctor. But how can we get the American drinker to do that? that, I should say the poor so-and-so must have been well along on his way to degeneration and early death before his wife ever discovered that I maintain alcoholic beverages and liquors TRUCKS FOR RENT Drtv YoorMif. Bivt u Any I) nunc PRUITT'S MOBILOIL STATION Main ud Ivj panne, tut Chalker's Motel & Lodge OFFICERS' CLUB Dine Dance Refreshments Chicken and Steak Dinners "' unique Hlsee In So Or L'l.OHFI) MONDAYS riiarsdars Prim. Parlies Only for raurvMUnm Pb Gold HIU 474 WASHING MACHINES REPAIRED Parts k 8erTlce on All Makes B. & B Washer Shop 40S E. Main. Phone S302 ATTENTION BUILDERS-CONTRACTORS or your convenience, we of ter new . . . EQUIPMENT RENTAL SERVICE Air Compressors Air Tools Concrete Mixers Water Pumps Elevators Trailers Power Saws Pofcer Drills Power Units EATHERTON'S FARM STORE 808 So. Riverside Ph. 3146 QUESTIONS ic ANSWERS Running Ear rJ Ilka to thank you for your ad vice about running car. J had the trouble for thirty years. It la now two yeara alnce my ear etopped running. I have recommended thla to a friend who had running ear end he sot the aame fine result. (M. L. E ) Answer Instruction! for the use of the home remedy mailed on request If you provide stamped envelope bearing your address. Do not send a clipping. Advanced Physiology Please give me some information on thyroid streptococcus. Its history, treatent, cause and cure if any. This Is for a thesis In my physiology class. 1 am a high school senior. (G. M.) Answer I don't know what thyroid streptococcus would be. Thyroid Is the name of the eland In the nerlr. that Is enlarged In goitre. Streptococcus Is the name or a kind of germ, stralna of wnicn commonly cause severe sore throat, acarlet fever, ervalnalas. acute oiooa poisoning, etc. Two veara ago this summer I had a bad attack of Athlete's foot. At that time I wore silk socks. Have not worn the socks since, until the past two weeks, and the same trouble has again Droken out, (c. H.l Answer The fungus of foot Itch may live In cloth, In shoe linings, etc.. lor I ionn . una. bobk socks ana snoe linings wilh formaldehyde solution and let them dry for a day In the sun oeiore wearing. (Copyright 1945 by John P. Dllle Co.) Shady Cove Shady Cove, May 18. Regu- lar meeting pf the Shady Cove P.T.A. will be held at the school Friday, May 18 at 8 p.m., when installation of officers will be held. .A discussion of future plans for the school district will follow, with the chairman of the board as guest speaker. Refresh ments will be served. Mr. and Mrs. E. W. Segessen man have returned from Long view," Wash., where they were called by the illness of Mr, Segessenman's brother, who is still in precarious condition due to a stroke. Shady Cove school will close Friday, May 25. Graduation ex erclses will be held at Eagle Point this year, due to the eighth grade attending that school the latter part of the year. - Several from Shady Cove are planning to attend the Trail P T. A. carnival at Rogue River lodge on Saturday evening, May IB. C. M. Cooper was injured in the Segessenman mill on May 8 by a fall into a sawdust pit, injuring several ribs. Several families have taken up residence In Shady Cove in connection with bridge and high way improvements. Mrs. Charles Blaess visited Shady Cove during the past week to renew old acquain tances. Mrs. Betha Abel spent a week with her daughter, Mrs. Knud- sen and other relatives. On the Radio Chain S 1 A T I O N S I Chain affiliauuo and where they are ua the dial. KAI.lt (CBS). 1310, Portland KKX (NHC-blus) llto, Portland KUA (NBC-Hlue and MUSI, 1510 Spokane, KGO (NrJU-Blue) 110 Sao Francisco; KGW (NBC-Ked) S20, Portland: fUB (NUOBlue) IVOa BealUe; KNX (CBSI, 1010 Las Angales, HOA (ftrJC-Kedl, 850 Denver, KOIN (I'BSI, 010. Port land. KOMO (NUC-Ked) 950 Seat. Ue. KPO. (NBC Red), (80, San Franclscoi KSL ICBS). 1160. Sail Lake City .. . Time Shown is pwt. Wednesday 11:00 p m Terry and Plratea BN: OK for Release, NBC: This Man namra Jordan. Ltu; news, MBS 5:1S p m. Dick Itacy BN, Super- man. MBS Betty and Bob NBC. 6:30 p m.-ack Armstrong. BN: Harry Plannery. News. CBS. Adven tures oi Tom Mix. MBS; News NBC 5:45 p m Elmer Peterson, NBC: Night News Wire, MBS: Capi Mid night. BN: News. CBS 6:00 p m. Frank Sinatra, CBS. Eddie Cantor, NBC: Gabriel Beatler MBS. 6:30 D m. Sootlleht Bands BN Mr District Attorney. NBC; Which is wnicn, i:ua; Browns tone Theater MBS. 7:00 p m Kay Kyser'a Kollege NBC: Great Moments In Muslo. CBS The Feeling la Mutual. MBS 7:15 p m. Lowell Thomas. MBS 7:30 p m. Lone Ranger. MBS; Let yourself Go. CBS 8:00 p m Supper Club. NBC; Jack Kirkwood Show CBS; Main ' Line MBS, Ted Malone. BN . 6:15 p m Fleetwood Lawton, NBC: Lum and Abner. BN;. Muslo T b a t Satisfies CBS 8:30 o m Billy Burke Show. NBC: Counterspy. BN: Dr ChrisUan CBS Fresh Up Show, MBS 9:00 p m Mr and Mrs ' North NBC; tack Carson CBS: News MBS Music BN 0:30 D m Who's Luckv Tonight nst Arcn uooier nays. mob. 10:00 p m. News. NBC Carlson and News. BN: Fulton Lewis MBS 10:30 d m Orch.. CBS. Fenne man's N.te Club. BN; Sweetheart bwlngttme. NBC 11:00 p. m. News.' BN: Orchestra CBS. Mrs. Nellie Brown of End natas, Calif., and daughter-in-law, Mrs. Carl Brown of Oak land, Calif., are visiting Mrs. Brown's daughter, Mrs. Paul Holderness and family. Mr. and Mrs. F. F. Beckman of Star Gulch, on the Big Apple gate, transacted business and visited friends here May 11. Mrs. Dorothy McGarvie and three children May 8 for their home in Los Angeles after spending the past several months here with her mother, Mrs. Tom Cook who was seriously ill, but is greatly improved. Mr. and Mrs. E. R. Drake of California recently purchased the Phillips property located Just outside the city limits on the west side of town. Mr. and Mrs. Andrew W. Laricks recently purchased the Sleith property on Blackwell Hill and are making" their home there. Mrs. Mary Cleland is confined to Community hospital in Med ford where she recently under went an appendectomy. speaker' and her talk was much i they spend approximately 125,' enjoyed. Mrs. Lewis Brown of Medford was also a guest. Oth ers attending were Mesdames: Long, Gail, Darwin, W. A. and Arthur Boye, Hill, Garrison, Potter, Kofahl, Stevens, Morris, Cameron, MacDonald, Miller, Miss Parish and the hostess, Mrs. Martin. Next meeting, the first Monday in June, will be a picnic at the Carl Boye home. Live Oak Grange ladies are to bring a box lunch for two at next meeting. May 21. AMOUNT SPENT ON BEER AMAZES BRITISH TOWN Great Wyrley, Staffordshire, Eng. (U.R) Staggered by statis tics and not by their drinking, the 4,000 residents of this little mining village have learned that 000 annually on beer. The men blame it on the women, saying the women are the heavy drinkers and that ac tually the village as a whole is abstemious. But the receipts of the town's two pubs prove the 25,000 expenditure.' Only 7 per cent of civilian au tomobiles in service now are less than three years old, 33 per cent are 7 to 10 years old and 25 per cent more than 10 years old. S. M. WADE Commercial and Domestic Refrigerators Repaired 5302 Phone 4104 DO YOU KNOW? one tiling' ' every body in the world wants and needs is friendship; you will find just that at ROGUE RIVER CHEVROLET STRANGE AS IT SEEMS By ERNEST HIX Riviera Riviera, May 16 Gold Hill Unit met May 7 at the home of Mrs. Maude Martin. Miss Helen Carlton of Medford was guest Thursday 6:00 p m Sam Hayes and the ivews MBS: OK for Re ease NRC Terry and the Pirates, BN; Man Named Jordan. CBS. 6:15 p m Dick Tracy. BN. Super man, nms: Betty ano hod nesu 6:30 o m Jack Armstrong BN Harry fTannery Newa. CBS: Tom Mix MBS. Newa NBC 5-46 o m Caotaln Midnight. BN Elmer Peterson. NBC: Night News Wire MBS Newa CBS 6 00 d. m. Music Hall. NBC: Shower of Sure, CBS; Gabriel Heatter MBS; News, BN. 6:16 o m. Suooer Music. BN 6:30 d m Bob Burns NBC: (Spot- llght Bands BN: Corliss Archer CBS rreasiire Hour ot aona mhb 7:00 n m Ahbntt and Costello NBC: fred Waring Orch. BN: First Una. CBS 7:1S m. Lowell fhomaa MBS 7:30 o m March of Time BN. Reo Kvder MBS. Rudy Vallee NBC Romance. Rhvthm and RlDlev. CBS fi:00 p m Supper Cluo. NBC. Jack Kirkwood Show CBS Bulldog Drum mond MBS Earl Godwin BN 8:18 o m Fleetwood Lawton NBC. Lum and Abner BN: Muslo That Sat- IsMm ens 8:30 o m Frank Morgan NBC Penth Valley Sherllt CBS Amerira a Town Meeting of the Air. BN; Her- au e Polrot. MBS 8:00 p m - News MBS. Dlnan Shore. NBC: Kllerv Queen, CBS Amerira a Town MeeUng of the Air BN O-IA n m Re Miller MBS 8:30 p m Noah Webster Saya NRC: Newa. BN 10:00 d m News Reporter NBC MU7 HH Fiiltnn I MBS 10-16 n m. Sdoi-1 Program. BN 10:30 o m Fenneman's Nile Club BN Sweetheart Swlngllroe NBC 11:00 p m Newa. BN Crossword Puzzle ANSWER TO PREVIOUS PUZZLB ' ACBOSS I Common bird of Asia ft Oambot 9 Taxi ta Guide lint on horsa U Meroorj Regret 15 Balnte fibbr.) 16 Location 17 Pood flab 18 Olgglo 10 Beat part 11 The "Big ThreV 33 Ml stake 24 Servant 25 End of rac 38 Upper Bencn labor, i 28 Meditate 39-DrlIl 30 Probe ai Worthies icrp 32 Poison 33 Forest plant 34 Com pat point 35 Pork prong 34 Pares 38 Symbol ot humility 39 Wheel teeth 40 Water anlmaJ 41 Deer 42 Fighter pilot 45 Consider 46 Kind of flib 47 Excited 48 Noted Itallao family 49 Tavern 50 Belgian labbM H A ft p kMA DO U U i In bit Ia.nI IS QjARfflgT RMAjsiS DOWN -Mturled woman'i ime 3 Stilt 3 Decorator of metal 4 Indefinite article 6 Overly-nice people 8 Detest (var.) 7 Took food 8 Form ot "yon" B Inhuman 10 In the nude 11 Ray of sunshine 16 Playa court to 17 Accurate 19 Lieutenant 20 Cloak 31 Egyptian deity 32 Honored poet -Price of ride 35 Temper 37 Passes, In bride 29 Prohibit! 30 Foretell 32 Coffln ' 33 Sheep In aecond year 85 Chief motif 30 Late U. S. poet 38 Let It stand 39 A grain 40 Poem 41 Man's nlcknamo 43 Mountain gap 44 Hen fruit 48 U 6. Midler t 47 Hebrew month Gold Hill BUILT ROAD TO COLLEGE Wolfeboro, N. H. (U.R In order to attend the first Dart month college commencement In 1771, Governor John Wentworth had the "college road" built a highway that led from the gov ernor's summer estate here to Hanover, some 40 miles distant. We Have in Stock One NEW FEDERAL TRUCK FOB THOSE WHO CAN QUALIFY WITH ODT 15,000 Gross Vehicle Weight 4-Speed Transmission ' 2-Speed Axle Sis 8.25x20 Tires 167-inch Wheel Base 263 Cubic Inch Motor COME IN AND LET US HELP YOU WITH YOUR APPLICATION! American Fruit Growers Inc. 413 South Fit St ' Medford, Oregon 1 Gold Hill, May 18. Open house and play day was May 11 at the Gold Hill school. A large crowd of parents and friends viewed the work accomplished by the children. The exhibits in all rooms showed much aptitude and skill and the work of the shop class was especially Inter esting. A free lunch served to all parents and children at noon was a sample of those furnished dally to the school children for a small sum. The afternoon was spent In races and ball games. Nophia Marsden of Eureka Calif., Is visiting Armin Thomp son. Nophia will leave May 17 to Join Uncle Sam's armed forces. Mr. and Mrs. Densmore and daughter Sandra of Myrtle Creek, Ore., visited over the weekend of May 6 with friends here. Mr. Densmore Is S. P.I agent at Myrtle Creek. Mrs. Pearl Harter, sister of Mrs. Carl Lentz left Wednesdcy for her home In Pasadena, Calif., after spending several months with her sister here. C. Norman Gail was a busi ness visitor In Portland over he weenena. Mr. and Mrs Leslie Walker and family who havetieen living in Portland for the past year have returned to Gold Hill to make their home and Mr. Walk er is again employed at the Pa cific Portland Cement Co, J. H. Becker of Portland came May 13 for a visit with his broth er, A. F. Becker. Mrs. Wm. 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