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Newspaper Page TextSIX MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE Monday, May 21, 1945 Your Hsalth and It's Care By OR. WILLIAM BRADY M.O. Rsdrs ibould iddrtu inquiries lot Dr WillUm Brady. 266 El Camino Brrly Hill. Colli. WHAT TO TELL THE PATIENT A typical query: Physician said the patient had a murmur but did not explain what u i ji ii nasi mranh F ,7vg I know that Fif'1' some of the i4.m Dr Brady most successful doctors t o d ay owe their repi tations largely to their habit of explaining in s i m p I terms what they find wrong with the patient and why the pa tient should do so and so. found, in my parlous days of country practice, that if I was too lucid In explaining the situ ation to the patient or the pa. tient's family I'd lose the case to a competitor who was noted chiefly for what he did NOT tell the patient or the family. People of limited I. Q. took that tad turn attitude my competitor cul tivated as evidence of his deep Insight and mastery of the situation. ' When it comes to explaining things to the patient an honest doctor can't compete with the auacks of the present day. The auacks attract credulous custom' ers to their shops by bombarding the suckers with plausible ex Dlanations of aJl sorts of real and imaginary . complaints and all sorts of necessary and unneces sary treatment. People with a fair education cannot be so easily exploited by the quacks but how manv hleh nchool and col lege graduates have a fair edu cation? Darn few of them know even the rudiments tX. anatomy, physiology, hygiene, iwiltatlon IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE UNITED STATES FOR THE DISTRICT OF OREGON. UNITED STATES OF AMERICA Vs. 73 Bags, more or less, each containing SO bound! FLOUR 62 Bags, more or less, ach con taining 25 pounds FLOUR; and 28S Bags, more or less, even con PUBLIC NOTICE IS HE.REBY GIVEN that on the 9th oYiy of May. 1843. 4 Bags each contain' Ing SO pounds FLOUR, S Bags each containing 25 pounds FLOUR, and 41 Bags each con taining 50 pounds FLOUR, were arrested ana taxen into the pos session of and now are in the possession of the United States Marshal for the District of Ore gon, pursuant to a warrant and process duly issued by the Clerk of the United States District Court for the District of Oregon; In a suit for condemnation and forfeiture, entitled, UNITED STATES OF AMERICA, Libel ant, v. 75 Bags, more or less, each containing 50 pounds FLOUR, 52 Bags, more or less, each containing 23 pounds FLOUR, and 283 Bags, more or less, each containing 50 pounds FLOUR, brought under the pro visions of Section 334, Title 21, U.S.C.A., wherein It is sought to have the above-described article of food condemned and forfeited for the following reasons: That on the 24th day of November, 1944, 3rd day of January, 1045, and 5th and 23rd days of Febru ary, 1943, the said article of food was shipped in inter state commerce from Tacoma, Washington, to Medford, Ore- ?on; that the said article of o o d Is adulterated within the purview of Title 21, United States Code, Section 342(a)(3) in that it consists ' wholly or In part of a filthy substance by reason of the presence therein of rodent excreta and rodent hairs, and within the purview of Title 21, United States Code, Sec tion 342(a)(4) in that it has been held under insanitary conditions whereby it may have become contaminated with filth: that all persons claiming any right, title or interest In and to the said article of food, are hereby noti fied to appear on or before the 4th day of June, 1943, In the Federal Court at Portland, Ore- Son', to show cause, if any there e, why the same should not be decreed against and forfeited to the United States as adulterated food. JACK R. CAU FIELD, United States Marshal; CARL C DONAUGH. United States At torney for the District of Ore gon; VICTOR B. HARR. Assist ant United States Attorney. and how to keep well. In fact high school and college graduates are as naive and gullible In such matters as are ordinary folk I know, from the letters they write. The physician who mutters or mumbles about a "murmer when he examines a patient and then dismisses the patient or the candidate for the job or the ap plicant for an Insurance policy without explaining in simpn words lust what he think wrong, if anything, is a quack of the lowest type, I'd say. Gone is the day when doctors could "pronounce" things thus and so and get away with It. E cept in the moronic cigarette sales talk "eminent medical au thoritles" are less than a dime a dozen now. It Is a heartbreak' lngly slow process, but I believe we are gradually enlightening the nubile concerning the pre tensions of charlatans within and without the medical organs tlon. QUESTIONS ANSWERS I.n.a of Teeth Tfca rfntlat aava I must haV all tTlV (,k n..ll4 mm thnv Mr fill Ulcerated. and It Is the only way I can st h polion out of my system and so get well from. . . . (Mra. W. A. L.) Amwor My advice la not to have any teetn puliea lor any iuui ,.... t.,., ham thM benefit of con sultation between your physician and your dentist, and be sure they agree upon the necessity for removal oi eacii loom Deiore you imvo ,v . ' ' ; ' ' " - I . N rf - If! IMLi y i. i .IL., molnratra tnr A lipntist or a doctor to ten any pacni that he or the must have all the teetn ... v.iavu tttth vnti ran DOS31- Vl.r Irun in vnnr law la WOrth a .treat deal VO your nuan uiu wummwi I am enthuslantic over the extraor dinary lucceia I have had witn my .. mi the reel men given in your Invaluable booklet "Rulei for Re- .hnt mn woftirn. and I haven t felt io youn and lull of vitality for year.. infT am alfld to hear it. une thing about It la this: u u aoea no tood It can ao no narm, m .-.. . -lkelv to improve health and vite whether any considerable iom w weight occurn or not. Overweight j i,.i.itv(lva rnnil and 1- rCBUCI I siciiu sis'.j . ct-stamped envelope bearlml y"r -dress. for booklet "Bules for Reduc ing." Have you any literature on eonstl- ration and Its treament? (M. B. J a .,.,. vm ftuna stamoed en velope bearing your address, for pam- n..,in.inn " Tf vaii want a copy of tbe booklet "Constipation Habit and Colon Hyglena" Inclose ten cents additional. (Copyright 1945 by John T. DUla Co.) Boy Scout News Troop 2 Troop 2 will hold a Court of Honor May 22 at the armory at 7:3J p. m. The troop will be the guests of their sponsors the D.A.V. Court will be followed by a demonstration of the Drum and Bugle Corps under super vision of Bliss Heine. Refresh ments will be served later. Several members of the troop have been busy with the paper drive, collecting about 10,000 pounds and are still collecting more. NOTICE OF FINAL HEARING In the County Court of the State of Oregon In and for the County of Jackson, tn the Matter of the Estate of HARRY MONROE HOWARD, also known as HARRY M. HOWARD, also known as HARRY HOWARD, also known as H. M. HOWARD. Deceased. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that F P. Farrell, Administrator with the Will Annexed of the estate of Harry Monroe Howard, Deceased, has filed in the County Court of the State of Oregon, In and for the County of Jackson, In the matter of the es tate of Harry Monroe Howard, deceased, his final account and report as such administrator, and that said Court has fixed the hour of 10 o'clock A. M. of the 16th day of June, 1945, In the courtroom of said court as the time and place for the hearing of objections thereto, and all persona having any objections to said Final Account and Re port are hereby notified to make and file the same in said Court and matter on or before said time as aforesaid. F. P. FARRELL, Administrator of the Estate of Harry Monroe Howard, Dec., with the Will Annexed. On the Radio Chain I 1 A 1 I U H I i Chain urination and arbsre thai are on the dial. KAI.K (CbSl. IJJ0, Portland HEX iNttU-Bluel lint, Portland KUA (NHt-HIUS and MUSI, 1511) Sp.Uane. KUO (NBU Blue) IIU San Francisco. KUW (NHOKedl (to. Portland: KJH (Nuc-Hluel IUUI Seams. KMX (CUS). iuio Los Anioles, KI1A IhrKMtedl Sill Denver. KOIN (CBSl, til), Vnru land KIIMU (NHC Krdl 950 Seal tie KPO (NUC Red). 60, San francltco, KSL ICUS). 1160, Sail Lake City Time Shown Is PWT. Monday SOT p m OK lor Release. NBC Terry and Pirates. BN: News. Mils ! inun nunn joraan, Utta. 5:15 p m Dick Tracy. BN, Super man, IrfBS. Belty and Bob NBC 5:30 o m Voice ot Firestone NBC narry Flannery News. CBS. Jack Armstrong BN: lorn Mix, MBS :4S P m News CBS Captain - news wire MHS 8 00 li m Hnngv Carmlchael, NBC. -JUA 'ruiw, lus military intelli gencer, BN.; Gabriel Heatter, MBS. 6:30 o m -IntormatioQ flease NBC. Spotlight Bands BN 6:45 The Bettci Half. MBS. 7:0(1 p m Screen Oiillu Playera CBS; Guy Lumbardo Oroh., BN: Con tented Hour. NBC. 7-15 o m Lowell Thomas. MBS 7:30 o m Dr l Q NBC: Thanks to ino I BMN, I . I, LAna Hanamr MBS; Calling Card. BN 8:00 p m Suppei Club NBC; Jack Ktrkwnnd CBS Ted Malone BN 815 Dm Uedda Hnnimr rHH bum und Abner BN: Fleetwood Law ton NBC 8:30 D m Cavalcade ot AmnriM NBC. Michael Shane MBS. Hawthorne House BN Burns and Allen CBS 0:00 D m Blind Date BN Hum Glenn Hardy MBS The Whistler CRS. telephone Hour NBC 0:15 D. m. Salute tn one rmm MBS. 0:30 p m Vox Pop. CBS: Tomor. rows World. NBC. Green Hornet. BN 0:45 p m Lee Slmms. Pianist NBC I0:U0 o m. News NHt! rminn Lewis MBS. Carlson and tbe News BN 10:15 D m. Sherlock Holmea MRS Un Our Bandstand NBC 10:30 D m Sweetheart ttwlnrtlms NBC Mnneman's Nile Club BN 1:00 D. m Nflw, BN: rirrhMtrai NBC. . Tuesday 500 n tn. Terrv and Pli-afM RN OK for Release NBC: NtB MRS- This Man Named Jordan. CBS d:io p m DlcJ- Tracy BN. SuDer- dian. MBS. Betty and Bob. NBC 6:30 p m -Date with Judv nkc Jack Armstrong BN. Harry Flannery News. CBS; Adventures of rnm Mix MBS. 5:45 D m. Cant Mlrimaht Hh Night News Wire MBS, News CBS 6:00 D m Cahrll Hmiia, Mnu- Inner Sanctum. CBS; Guy Lombardo. BN- Mystery Theater, NBC. 6-lo D m Jimmv Fldler MBS: aim per Muslo. BN 6:30 D m Fibber McCJea ann Molly NBC: Spotlight Bands. BN American Forum MBS 7 011 D m Hob Hnne NHli- Vrmnm AtlanUo Quiz, BN; Service to the Front, CBS 7:15 p m. Lowell ' Thomas. MBS 7:30 o m Hilrievarde. NBC Red ttlder MBS One 'Mans family BN 8:00 o m.- SuDoer Club NBC. Jack Klrkwood Show CBS Ted Malone BN 8:15 D m F eetwood Lawton NBC Music CBS. Lum and Abner BN 30 D m Johnnv Presents NHL Theater of Romance CBS Allan Voung Show BN Roy Kosera MBS UU' D m Evervthine lor Bnva NBC. dig Town CBS Glen Hardy News MBS 8 15 o m Rex Miller. MBS 0:30 Dm Murder Will Out RN Marshall Dana tn San Francisco. MBS 10 00 o m -News NBC Carlsnn md News BN Fulton Lewis MBS 10:15 n m On Our Bandstano NBC Suoru Program BN iu-3u d m fcviwin c Hill. CHS Fenneman's Nite Club BN Sweet heart Swlna Time NBC 10:45 p. m. Barbara and Boys. 11:00 n. m. .Talks. CBS: OrphMlra. nrjw; news. an. V.F.W. TO SELL MAY 25 AND 26 The 24th annual Buddy Poppy sale will be conducted here May 25 and 26 by the Veterans of Foreign Wars , Post Commander Robb having appointed Merrill Beneka chairman for the V.F.W., and Mary Deberry having been named chairman for the Auxil iary. A V. F. W. announcement points out that the poppies are strictly a non-profit venture, ex clusively for benefit of disabled veterans, their dependents, and the widows and orphans of vet erans. The v. r . w. is handling thousands of claims for depend ents of men disabled or killed in the present war, Commander Robb emphasized, adding" that service is free of charge and re gardless of wether the benefici aries belong to the organization. The following proclamation was issued by Mayor C. A. Meek er in behalf of the sale: "WHEREAS, the Buddy Poppy has been universally adopted as America's flower of remembrance ever since the annual nationwide sale of this sym bolic flower was Inaugurated by the Veterans of Foreign Wars of tlie Uni ted States in 1023 and "WHEREAS, the purpose of this na donwide campaign to raise funda are dedicated exclusively to the care and rehabilitation of the nation's disabled anri nmajiv veterans, their deDendents and the widows and orphans of Amer ica a deceaseo veterans ana "WHEREAS, this worthy campaign has annually received the approval nH nHnrsfmnt of every President of the United States since 1023, there- BE IT RESOLVED, that the 23th nd 26th days of May, 194S, are here-1 luncheon, oy ueBignaiea as ouuu; ruwj - in the City of Medford and that the patriotic citizens of this community are hereby urged to be generous in their purchases of Buddy Popples to be worn on Memorial Day by every one as evidence of our desire to honor the memory of America's hero dead by helping the living. (Signed) "C. A. MEEKER." THE GRANGE Eagle Point Grange H.E. club of Eagle Point Grange will meet May 23, start ing at 10 a.m., for a cleanup day. There will be covered dish Chalker't Motel & Lodge OFFICERS' CLUB Dine Dance Refreshments Chicken and Steak Dinners Most unique flare in 8u ore CI.OSKII MONI1AYS mursdays Private Parties Only For reserveaUnns Pb Gold HIU 414 ROGUE RIVER LODGE Delicious Dinners Cocktail Lounge Dancing Open Every Night Except Mondays Phone Trail 1404 A few men are also needed to help clean away the grass. It will be a great help. Anyone having flowers to plant in the flower garden should bring them as the ground Is ready. DANCE TONIGHT to the music ot Smoky, Danny & Bill PLAYING EVERY NIGHT EXCEPT FRIDAY Take-It-Easy Lodge Featuring Chicken, Steak and Spanish Dinners V4 mi up Savage Creek where Jackson meets Josephine DO YOU KNOW? appreciation is one of the most valu able things in the world and one that is used the least. We want you to know we do appreciate your business at ROGUE RIVER CHEVROLET STRANGE AS IT SEEMS By ERNEST HIX Closjfni time for Sunda Too Lata to Classify 5 30 Saturday afternoon Pleat remember JIMMY WALKER, you prwnim.1 No, it's not N.Y.'s ex-mayor but famed compoaer Hongy ("Stardust") Cnrmirhnel, in action on his owe N HC radio allow, "Something New." On this show (sponsored by Nil Mad (nth Mayonnaise, sold at Safeway Klores) Hoagy present the amaunt "Tisn-Aisn," an orchestra ol school-aia boy; and nw radio ilsn be has discovered. (He'll have two of thaw guest on tonight.) Dial 1340 for Mutual NEWS 8:00 Arthur Gaath 8i00 Wm. Lang 10:00 Q.nn Hardy lliOO Cadrlc Foster 12:00 Dub La 1:00 Walter Comptoa 2:00 Don Lea 2:00 Grllfln 4:00 Fulton Lewis. Jr. 4:1$ R Miliar S:00 Sam Hayes B:4S Night News Wire :00 Gabriel Heatter FEATURES :30 Take It Easy IS Morton Downey 10: IS l.opat 12:30 BmoothlM 1:30 Tommy Harris 8:45 Johnson Family Silt Superman 8:30 Tom Mix for Mutual Dial 1340 NOTICE In the County Court of the State of Oregon for Jackson Countv. In the Matter of the Estate of JOHN F. LAWRENCE. De ceased. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the undersigned, adminis tratrix in the above entitled mat tor, has filed herein her final re port and account, and that Sat urday, June 16, 1945, at 10 o'clock A. M. at the courthouse In the city of Medford, in said county, has been fixed by the above named court as the time and place for hearing objections to said firm: account and for the examination and allowance thereof. Dated: May 21, 1945. THORA S. LAWRENCE, Administratrix Cf I When that Richfield Reporter tele graph key starts tapping at 10 o'clock I'm listening. 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