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Newspaper Page TextSIX MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE Your Hsalth and It's Care By OR. WILLIAM BRADY M.D. Readers ihould address Inquiries to: Or William Brady. 266 El Camino Beverly Hills Calil. RELIEF FOR PnlUnnst (a mv rnndltlon. state or disease due to pollen OtalO W UMW w f As explained in a preceding talk rrmm the d o p u 1 a uumc, iiajr er, is wrong be- name, hay fov- VaUSC icvci wi not character- . - .st istlc of pollln osls and pol USUI OI1U HW linosis is only rarely due to hay. Most cases occuring in the late summer or 'at. early autumn, at the season Dr. Brady hay Is harvest- ed, are due, not to hay, and not to the conspicuous goldenrod of that season, Din io ine uuiqun onA iinnntlroH rflffweed. DOl- len of which heavily pollutes the air, with the minute grains that appear under tne microscope .- burs wltn pricKiy covering fitted to irritate linings of nose thrnnt DH1 PVPlId. Polllnosis occurring in the spring or early summer is more likely to be due io me poimi i nrrhnrd Brass, crab grass, blue ..... nthr trrnsAefl or to pig weed, oak tree, elm tree, white ash, curly dock or lamD S quart- We'll assume for the sake of bickering that you suffer in gooa -lu nnlltnncta and VOll are not just cultivating the trouble as a good excuse for a little trip or vacation. Where shall you go for the season you lucky stiff I mean you poor thing? Well, there are many places more or less free from the pollens that cause most pollln osis. Coronado, Santa Barbara, Santa Cruz in California; New London, Litchfield Hills in Con- !... niiitVi 'In -Minnesota' Two Rivers in Wisconsin; Bald Mountain, Georgia; Green Moun- Mountain. Georgia; ureen mouu- tains, Vermont; AiDuquerqu, New' Mexico: Salt Lake City, How To Get 6 Per-Cent Babion Advliei Certain Utility Stock! By ROGER W. BABSON Babson Park, Mass., June 15 (Special Correspondence) Rich people may not now be inter ested in Income from securities ' because they have to pay so much of it back to the govern ment in taxes. The great mass of people, however, prefer - to have their money well invested and paying good interest. Then they like to spend this Interest and not disturb their principal. Hence, in the long run, the ques tion of Income is the basic fac tor in the stock and bond mar kets. This should be even more true later because next year, - . personal and corporation taxes will probably be reduced. PEOPLE SHOULD TAKE PROFITS For the above reason, Wall Street hers the saying: "Idle funds soon burn holes In peo ples' pockets." Most people do not work and slave Just to keep money Idle. They want to see It work and earn so it will help support them. This will be all the more Important when the cost of living goes up as It will after Japan collapses. In fact, this will be especially true of those who must live on the In terest which they get from In vested capital. Most Investors do not look at the price at which their bonds or stocks are selling; but only at vy the dividends which they get. They may have bought a six per cent stock for $100 which has gone up to $130; and hence, from a mathemlcal viewpoint, now yields only four per cent. Yet they refuse to sell It because the dividend Is still $6.00 per yenr. This stubbornness on the part of most Investors may sometimes be a mistake. Certainly it is one reason why the market steadily goes up. The buyers are Increasing, with few people willing to sell. HOW TO GET 60. ON INVESTMENT Now your banker may tell you that the six per cent davs have gone by and if you do sell six per cent con no longer be e cured elsewhere with even fair safety. But I disagree with him Some of the good public utilities till earn six per cent and should earn more after World War II is over and corporation taxes are reduced. Of course, you must hunt for them. Such Investments do not "go begging;" but you can get them If you insist. "Why Is If you ask "that one can get six per cent from utility YICK SO CHINESE HERB CO. ii i. Tuaiday, June 19, 194S POLLINOSI3 Utah! Smokv Mountains. North Carolina: AdlrondacKs, new I . 1 . York; Halifax, Nova Scotln r Northern Michigan; Western i iiuuimib'""! - There is no place where no one nnsin. These Washincton: ureenvwe, a. u. 3uwi ...... and other resorts merely offer a t I . nnmtnt. rpnnnnnhlA nrnsnect of COmfOrt. iwwuuj .......... suffers so much distress from a MODOdy Knows wny jonn jjuc iu'e pollen in me air wimi- Richard Roe never notices any trouble at all from it. John, is allergic yes, but who knows what that means? Whatever it means, here is a bet John Doe should not pass up. whether he wangles a vacation inn nut nf the thine or not. In a good many instances of allergic reaction of any description irom nt. MKa tVto sufferers obtain marked and prompt relief from a dose oi soiuDie pouuuuiu hin.Mn miih vitnmln C. Details of this are given In the pamphlet "Keller lor Allergy, wmtu uam fnp tVi nakintf. If vou- in close stamped self addressed en velope. UUFSTIONS tc ANSWERS Unuhlni the Teeth Do vou seriously believe it is harm- ..( . - U....I. hm tenth twil-A fl dflV with pasta or .pS""Jf?' . .Mnln.t 'that it Answer i ncvci miu does onv harm. I know ol no objection to nrusninn tne iui ...... nowder or othoi dentifrice you prefer lull Ul.ir BIB ...v,.j uapu rnnH nf home made chocolate Ice cream. Some daya he thru liMa rillhM Of It. Can this harm his system? Answer ioi ii ne Ki-. ..f.., -mlns too. I hope. Mrs W , you are not looKlnff tor an cu iu chore of keeping a Rood sunplr In the refrigerator at an iimra. " remained emoty for more than ten hours at our house there d bo hell Jo pay. I can tell vou. Araument with party who claims It Is possible to predetermine tne sex oi child by acid or emaunir injjtu...... etc. ? -.till com. ;ou-t fmy.,my. about tiriy-iiiiy. . . (Copyright 1D45 by John F. DlUe Co, stocks with fair safety?" There are three reasons: (l) Became the Roosevelt administration nAreorMitari hnnestlv ooerated utility companies along with the bad ones. This persecution nas nn.i, innnivl i1 ROCauSB mOSt utilities are now being operated by old men who are discouragea and disappointed. They have arpn their own fortunes fade away and htven't the guts to wake up and mane anomer tor tune. This can ba. remedied by replacing them with young men who never knew the "good old days." (3) Because many bank ra fpnr nnhllc owncrshib. This can be Insured against by hav ing stocks selling on tne basis oi the cash Invested. UTILITIES GROWING . AND FUTURE SAFE The most Important considera tions when investing for Income are (I) Honest management. (2i Market price and (3) Growth pos sibilities. The utilities are now being honestly operated even If some are still handicapped by out-worn management contracts. Utility securities are fairly priced and are growing every day. They may have some post war slump; but are far safer than the railroads. Industrial low-rate business may fall off: but profitable domestic and household business should in crease. Every house built, every couple married and every child born means more business for the utilities. The dividends of operating utilities usually hold up well during business depressions. Investors, however should distribute their utility risks and not have all In one locality, NO INFLATION FEAR AS OUTPUT INCREASES If the electric light and power business had reached Its maxi mum, as havo the railroads, I should fear Inflation. As a rule Industries with fixed rates ivill suffer from the high prices which will accompany Inflation Public utility experts, however, tell me that the natural growth referred to above will largely offset the handicap of inflation This would surely be true In the case of companies which get WASHING MACHINES REPAIRED Parts It Service on All Makes B. & B. WASHER SHOP 408 E. Main Phone 5302 REMEDIES FOR STOMACH ULCERS Heart Rheumatism. Asthma Catarrh Piles Probata Gland Ecsama and all dit orders of Llvar Kidney Trouble and other complaints disappear attar using. CHINESE KERBS Removed Io Sparla Bids. much of their electricity from water powers or natural gas wells. ' I am not recommending pub lic utilities for profit. Mer chandising and other stocks of fer . far better opportunities for "buying low and selling high." The fear of public ownership puts a celling on the price at which public utility ' stocks should sell. But for a six per cent income with reasonable safety, I believe that public utilities offer the best chance of success. Besides, remember, "you cannot have your cake and eat it too." FIGHTER PILOT DIES IN CRASH AT ASTORIA Seattle, June 19 (U.R) Ens. Austin V. Regan, Jr., of Chicago, 111., was killed yesterday when his fighter plane crashed near the Astoria, Ore., naval air sta tion, 13th .naval .district head quarters announced today. The plane crashed in a swamp short ly after the takeoff on a training mission. On the Radio Chain STATIONS Chain affiliation and whera they are on the dial: KALE (MBS) 1330, Portland; KEX (ADC) 1190, Portland; KGO (ABC) 810, San Francisco; KGW (NBC) 620, Portland: KJR (AUC) looo, Seattle: KNX (CBS) 1071), Los An geles; KOA (NBC) S50, Denver; KOIN (CBS) 970 Portland; KOMO (NBC 050. Seattle: KI'O (NBC) 680, San Francisco: KSL (CBS) 1160, gall Lake city. Tims Shown' is PWT. TUKSDAV S:llC p. m. Terry and Pirates, ABC; O.K. For Release NBC; News, MBS; This Man Name Jordan CBS. 5-15 p m. Dick Tracy ABC; Super man MBS; Betty and Bob. NBC. S:30 p m. Date With Judy. NBC; Jack Armstrong, ABC. Harry Flan nery News. CUTS; Adventures of Tom Mix. MBS. 6:1)0 y m. Gahrlel Header, MBS; Innei stanctum, CBS Guy Lombardo, ABC. Mystery Theater NBC. 6.15 p m. Jimmy Flller. MBS. 6:'i0p m. Fibber McCee and Molly, NBC; Saludos Amlgn ABC; Spotlight Bands, MBS; The Doctor Fights, CBS. 7:00 p m. The Man Called X, NBC; Sumner Wellea, ABC. Service to the Front. CBS. 7:19 o m. Lowell Thomas, MBS. 7:30 p m. H.ldegarde. NBC; Red Rider; MBS; One Man's Family, ABC. S:00 p m. Supoer Club, NBC: Jack Klrkwood Show CBS- Ted Malona. ABC 8-1S p m. Fleetwood Lawton, 'NBC; Music. CBS: Lurn and Abner. ABC. 8:30 p. m. Johnny Prescnta.. NBC; Theater of Romance CBS: Allen Young Show, ABC; AucUon Gallery. B:00 p m. Everything for the Boys, NBC: Big Town. CBS: Glen Hardy News MBS. otlt D .... Kill... una 8:30 n m. Murder Will Out, ABC. 10 00 p. m. News, NBC: Fulton Lewis MBS; Chaille Chan, ABC. 10:13 p m. On Our Bandstand, NBC; Sports Program, ABC. 10:30 p. m. Edwin C Hill. CBS: Fen. neman's Nite Club, ABC; Sweetheart Swlngtlme, NBC. 11:00 Talks, CBS; Orchestra, NBC; News, ABC. NBC. WEDNESDAY S:00 p. m. Terry and Pirates, ABC: O.K. For Release, NBC: This Man Named Jordan, CBS; News, MBS. BMP p m. Dick Tracy. ABC: Super miin, MBS: Betty and Bob. NBC 0 30 p m. Jack Armstrong, ABC; Nelson Prlngle, News. CBS; Adven tures ot Tom Mix MBS: News, NBC. S:4S p. m. Klmer Peterson, NBC, NlBht News Wire MUS; Capt. Mid nlRht ABC; News CBS. 6:00 p m. Ray Noble. CBS: Eddie Cantor, NBC; Gabriel Heatter, MBS. 6:30 p. m. Mr District Attorney. NBC Detect and Collect, CBS; Spot light Bands, MBS 7:00 p m. Kay Kyser'a Kollege. NBC: Great Moments In Music, CBS. 719 p tn. News MBS 7 30 p m Let Yourself Go. CBS, 8:00 p m. Supper Club, NBC; Jack Klrkwood Show. CBS: Main Una. MBS; News, ABC. 8-18 p m Fleetwood Lawton. NBC; Jack Klrkwood Show. CBS; Main Una. MBS: News, ABC 8:30 p. m. The Oav Mrs. Feather stone, NBC: Counterspy. ABC: Dr Christian CBS: rresh Up Show, MBS 0 no a m. Mr. and Mrs North. NBC: Jack Carson. CBS: News, MBCX; Spot lighting the War. ABC tt:lS p m. Golden Harmonies, ABC 30 D m. Arch Onoler Plays. MBS 1000 p m. News NBC; Charlie Chan ABC; Fulton Lewis. MBS 10-30 p. m. Orchestra. CBS; Fenne. man's Nile Club. ABC; Sweetheart Swlnatlme. NBC 11:00 p. m. News, ABC; Orchestra. CBS. Refreshing with the real Clicquot you expect. Clicquot Bottling Co. 301 Fir ! St. Ph. 7101 j SUBURBAN HEIGHTS r " . TOT tmCV VtA TVMWtP WMM fie WOMEN'S CVtt AWtP HIM 16 A M APViSER OH TuEiR KRV ARN TVOJCCf, f'Jt Hf MCS Taw At WtfNEvTP. HE 6Mt A TWCAAL TMCr31W,!N Hli PWIS KCfT JifTiH6 OfT U) 10CV AY A NEW V9li OR Put IM A Oil OR iff HOnf A CAKE W (0NIN6 AICN6, 40 TitM BV "SIC END Of 1 AftfSNOCN.Hf m PONT All tHE HARP WORK hTM5lF x-. T Washington, June 19 OJ.PJ The supreme court today refused to review the right of the federal government to seize private property- to enforce War Labor Board orders granting mainten ance .of membership to labor unions. It was the fourth time this term that the court declined to review WLB orders. The ruling was made on an appeal by the Humble Oil & Re fining Co., Ingleside, Term., from a decision by the circuit court of appeals at New Orleans, La. The circuit court has dissolved a tem porary injunction granted last September by the northern Tex as district court at Dallas which restrained Fuel Administrator Harold L. Ickes from seizing the plant to enforce the WLB order. Lemay in Capital For Conferences Washington, June 10 (U.R) Ma). Gen. Curtis E LeMay, com mander of the 21st Bomber Com mand, was in Washington for conferences with high army air officials today after a record non stop hop from Hawaii" , to the capital. LeMay who flew in one of the B-29 Superfortresses he com mands, piloted his huge ship most of the way to complete the 4,600 miles in 20 hours and 15 minutes. Court House News Marriages John F. B. Gemaehlich and Ella Josephine Brown. John Alexander Hunter and Ruth Esther Cuffel. Jack Junior Gardner and Doris Barbera Stuart. Frank E. . Carter and Edith Varney. Pfc. Lawrence W. Stinson and Mila Jean Finchum. Divorce Complaints Jewel Johnson vs. Charles B. Johnson. Delmore Y. Gould vs. Dorothy M. Gould. Probata Estate of William Olson, de ceased; Esther Doris Hansen, ad ministratrix. Estate of Albert R. Klepper, deceased; Jacob-M. Klepper, ad ministrator. Estate of Gustav Blacker, de ceased; Matilda Lowther, admin istratrix. ROGUE RIVER LODGE Delicious Dinners Cocktail Lounge Dancing ' Open F.very Night Except Mondays Phone Trail 1404 Chalker't Motel & Lodge OFFICERS' CLUB Dine-Dance-Refreihments Chicken and Steak Dinners Most Unique Plare in So. ore. CLOSED MONDAYS Thursdays Private Parties Only For reservations Ph Onld Hill 474 ZERO CLUB Out of bounds, civilians only Delicious chicken end steak dinners 7:00 p. m. to 3:00 a. m. except Sunday. Phone day time 5300; night 8101. Club ' Ta. v 79 By CLlYAS WILLIAMS Man Trades Wrist Watch For Hankie Cincinnati (U.PJ A man wh6 swindled Edward Roller of Cin cinnati of his wrist watch valued at $50 is being sought by police IN ASHLAND Remember Our Service Department . Free Estimates Guaranteed Work Courteous Efficient Service Selby Chevrolet Co. On Main Street Ashland Phone 4061 'By Our GOOD SERVICE You Will Know Us" STRANGE AS IT SEEMS By ERNEST HIX I A-d-Mi? Tf I 'It WTJSf If BARNEY GOOGLE and SNUFFY Z 1 I SNF-SWF-ITH0RT T C0(YE tT$ 'SI' SCV SOQB uwjke WWJOMTNES wwlwiam0 J WERE, -HrS ai?fS pluck our wmw imw'sX pa.-i4n?f' X0J0f5ft LPt 6J;lS&w2iR TftL FE00ER9 ?? DON'T (WVN 1 5NlF-V BfiCV UJHftQ VT.. BUZ 8AWYCR f fH;::i,'J h; was june is . y 6ut;siri we just CAN't touh ah, meJ ' X-uurv J TOPAV IS".XJNE ZO THEN SKIP THE 19 TH THAT'S MV BREAK, ) POOR Otb V)E3TWAR0, EVER WESTWARD, SAILING NEAPEC AND WHAT HAPPENED jwK BIRTHDAY AND 6RAN0 EH. WSSY.I'M cBKlJX' PATROLS LANPINGSJAKE- TO JUNE 19 f CR0SSEb PKKb ME A 60lX sWEENty AFM0HE 'X'" SOMETHING S3 (TERRIBLE HAS jHAPPENED " - l S'y ' tetv-.um x jzrfffmrry J ajV we've skipped . y ' BLONDIE W CWSWOOD.'I I VWELL.PUT THEM I 3 I 'IjIM AND TO THINK .Vl-luA ' V- WHAT ON 7 POWN THIS .J. f OF ALL THE SWEET 1?i3tfr2? Z f EAfTTH ARE -ul. MINUTE AND K '- I LITTLE GIRLS GETTING ) ' I Vlt Oa VOU o (PEANUTS)! 15?, -1 MARRIED THIS Z. ryh - Vc. (eating ?r ieanu's; v to aLo?y '-Tf"r St month- J UlL ABNGH rHE NEBBB T" f -SOOT OF 1 1 FWf2 Bp- BUT IT TOOK YEARS OF 1 1 THANKS F-LXt IHti. . . I A TYCOON ?LtJSINIESS .JDEAHSPf w HARD WORK -ONE MAS TO LONG COMMERCIAL. ) U-i2J WPORTERHCUSE IN A l&rS Jl STEP FAST TO KEEP PACE 5HAU WE DANCE ? J Baa MEET RUDOLPH NEBBo SMALL "SiB t?ErSP? . BlG-TOWN OPERATORS . L V Pi HES OUR TOWNS J WAV, I ffANOOMllN DOIEN lSA -- jy J LEA&NQ BUSINESS TAKE , k STuF(: TCORTORATIOSlS. I lr' ' 1 rPF-Jl '"" Roller said the man approach ed him and asked him to hold a handkerchief, which he said was full of money,. while he made a call. He asked Roller for his wrist watch as "security." 'WW.' ! sinfli lanssa or -M)uo - a 5 rZtfes WBiiWD f&ZlOZ. t0 TO TUB OCD GIGL Z2f3D SO r4KS-. SX ious. US SMITH mv3bf:l DO YOU AT ROGUE RIVER Crossword Puzzle ACROSS ' X-Api 1 UaiaiiaU potiOD IS A gHat 14 Pi i In pJto It Bumpkin .61 titer 18 - Lincoln' wlf 19- Parttel 20 - Front It-Enaiuh met 23 -Electric fore 22 -Red wines J7 Rtwii Nvy ttbbr.l 18 Slurry SO Skill ii Gen Arnold 23 one ol Arttrara knight S HMdDand IT-Sea nmt Oracflt 40 Forward! 41 -Niffci offleera 43 Cheat ulangj 44 Mountain (Dbr.i 45 -Pipe Joint 4T Cow' irj 4 Mountain Mttb of Italy 80 Vane 61 -Everfreeo treat 83 -Samovat 8t--Monkey fift Much decorated 61 -a-Straln 1 12 13 H I? I p 18 19 In H l'2 3 W )S Wll 34 40 HI 11 H lliliL 52 W I Maar. a Lleiisat frntm llstfUamtss. laaav KNOW? 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