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Newspaper Page TextSIX MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE Wdneiday, Jun 27. 1948 Your Hsalth and It's Care By OR. WILLIAM BRADY M.O. Readers thou Id address Inquiries loi Dr William Brady. 265 CI Camino Beverly Hllle Calii. PRACTICE LIMITED Prophylaxis (pro-fll-axis), says Webster, Is the art of preventing disease, A doctor re cently returned from several years of mili tary service tells me he has been trying to practice pre ventive medi cine exclusive ly and so far there have been enough J. . V people, and the Dr. Brady indications are that the number will increase as his specialty becomes better re cognized, willing to pay for such service. These people seem pleased to find a diagnostician who is willing and able to make a complete general examination and conduct auch . laboratory tests as he considers necessary In the individual circumstances not just a blind and needless ly expensive application of a routine series of tests. But the doctor is now uncertain how to present himself to the profession and the public, Just what to call his speciality. He asks for my ODinion. Besides conducting such gen eral examinations as you de scribe, this special field of prac tice, whether it is designated as Personal Health or Preventive Medicine or Prophylaxis and the practitioner a prophylactist, would naturally include immun izing against epidemic diseases, nutritional problems, personal hygiene, determination of fitness for marriage and advice to patients contemplating marriage or divorce, determination of which, if either, partner is re sponsible for childlessness, deal ing with abnormalities or defici encies of development or growth in Infants, young children and youths of 'teen age. John Doe, M.D., D.P.M., would be the expert technical consult ant to whom the physical educa tion program in the public school might be submitted for approval. Of course there is no auch degree as Doctor of Preven Our Men and Nation's T TO With the Fifth Army, Italy t. narnrttista the memory of , comrades who fought beside them and died in the long, bitter struggle to liberate Italy, offi cers and men of the 361st Infan trv rrelment. 91st "Powder Riv er" Division, have contributed almost S4.500 to erect a monu ment to their gallant sacrifices here. The project was suggested by Colonel R. W. Broedlow oi rviea ford, Oregon, regimental com mander. Speaking Informally to his men after the close of the Fifth army's campaign In Italy, Broedlow said an appropriate place to erect the monument might be near Llvergnano, where, in four days of bloody fighting, doughboys of the 36 1st destroyed a heavily fortified enemy defense line that the Ger mans had been ordered to hold at all costs. He emphasized, however, that the final decision as to the type of monument and Its , location will rest entirely with the men of the regiment. Major Roy J. Wagner, Oak land, Calif., regimental staff of ficer, Is organizing a committee to formulate plans and to choose a design for the proposed me morial. Cordon Conrad U. S Naval Air Station, Bar ber's Point, Oahu, T H Gor don W. Conrad, avlntlnn metal smith second "lass, USNR of Cen tral Point, Oregon, Is now serv ing at this station In the assem bly and repair department. Conrad's parents reside at RFD 1, Central Point. He at tended Central Point High School from 193' to 1939, and before Joining the Navy in Jan uary, 1942, was employed by There's a v?cvin your future! CRATER LAICE MOTORS TO PROPHYLAXIS tive Medicine at present but let's pretend the medical Nazis now in the saddle have been liquidated and American Medl cine has regained a measure of dignity. When the prophylatist form ally announces practice limited to preventive medicine and per sonal health, no matter how meticulous his professional or ethical .conduct may be, he will be more or less resented by every physician or specialist in the community, for, after all, most of them must expect to lose some patients to him even if they are too small to refer them as tne better physicians and specialists refer patients in everyday prac tice. And so, I should Imagine, the pioneer specialist in preven tive medicine or personal health should assure himself enough capital to support him for three to five years before he ventures Into this exclusive field of prac tice. In the first five years he will have ample time to culti vate relations with schools, clubs, youth organizations, and the like a.id to accept invitations to ad dress lunch clubs, conventions, forums all of which provide opportunities for people more conscious of the importance and value of prophlaxis. QUESTIONS It ANSWERS Old Timer Son. 13. weak arches. He was fat and strong as a baby and our doctor said he didn't need cod liver oil. Near ly a year ago, following the suggestion in v-i-T-E spells Youtn we rjegan feeding him the vitamin D and B- Complrx ration with breakfast every day. He has certainly gained vitel Now several 01 our inenas are giving their children the same help. They are all enthuslaaUc. (W. D. H.I Answer A good deal of the "weak ness" of growing children is tne mani festation of nutritional deficiency, no mat'er whether parents are well-to-do or poor. Parents worried about such weaknesses as railing arcnes, spinei curvature, fatigue posture, round shoulders, may find help for their children in the booklet "V-I-T-E Spells Youth'; mailed on written request Innl m pllnnin! If vnn lnrlnf ten cents and stamped self addressed .en velope. imaKinauon Awakened from sleep and forced to sit up and struggle for air, gasping and wheezing. I labor under the Illu sion that asthma is real. But a medi cal Journal says "asthma is 1 bin ary (1 S.) perhaps you Imagine It is a medical louinal. send stampea envelope ncar ne vnur address and ask for (do not use cliuplng) pampnict on Astnma. (Copyright 1043 by John F. Dllle Co.) Women in the Service Timber Products Company, in Medford. Conrad was stationed at Naval Air Station, Astoria. Oregon, prbr to transfer here. His brother, Sergeant C. L. Conrafl, USA, U stationed In Colorado Springs, Colo. Lt. James Ward Fort Lewis, Wash. James K. Ward, of Summltt street, Med ford, Oregon, who for the past seven years has served In the AAF, will revert to Inactive status on June 26, it was. an nounced by Lt. Col. Harvey D. Taylor, commanding the Separa tion Center here. 1st Lt. Ward will return to Medford. Sgt. Clarnnc Smith ' With 'The Boomerang Bomb ers" of the First Tactical Air Force France Serving with the First Tactical Air Force Marau der "Boomerang Group" In France Sergcunt Clarence L. Smith, MedfoM, Otegon, recent ly saw "The Boomerangs" fly their 500th mission In a unrips of six major campaigns which has seen the Marauders' targets move from Africa to Germany. Overseas since April, 1944, Sergeant Smith Is an administra tive specialist for his Marauder squadron. Before enterinn the Army in December, 1 941, he was a student at the Southern Ore- Ron College and Oregon State College., Cpl. Duane Childs With the XXIV f.orps on Oki nawa Cpl. Duane L. Childs. Medford, Ore., was recently awarded the Philippine Libera tion ribbon and the Bronze Star for meritorious service during HEALTH TO YOUI Corratt Racial, Colon AUmtnH Htmerrhelds (Pllsi), Fts surs, riilula, Hamta (Rup.. to atn-abllllT lo noT III.. 1 Our tn.thod ol lr.atm.at I srltheut hospital opotatioa iucc.lull, .mplorrt lot U VMra I i k. .1 ,.. Unas. Call lor .xamlnotloa i ar ..od lor TREE boosl.u Opi (vsnlnpi, Man., Wvl., tit., 7 lo l,M Dr. C. J. DEAN CLINIC fkcsltloa ana! Svrasan It. t. Cor. C. Rurnildo mA nrm.A aM i.EA.mn Potllqnd 14. Oloaoa the Leyte operation in the Phili ppines. A member of an anti aircraft outfit. Cpi. Childs has been engaged In the fighting on Okinawa Shima. The Oregonian Is the son of Mr. and Mrs. R. P. Childs, Phoe nix and Jacksonville Highway, Medford. Prior to entering the servica in April, 1943, Cpl, Childs was employed by the Mc- Cloud Lumber Co. Pvt. Paul Atkins With the 32d Infantry Division In Northern Luzon. P. I. Prl, vate Paul E. Atkins, son of Mr. George W. Atkins, Route 1, Med ford. Ore,, has been assigned to the 32d "Red Arrow" Infantry Division. . In the service since Oct. 1944, Atkins trained ' at Camp Wolters, Tex., before shipping to the Philippines. The infantry. men in this unit have seen ac tion in six major engagements in the past thirty-seven months and hold the Distinguished Unit Badge for their performance in the bloody Buna Battle. His wife, Mrs. Mamie N. At- kins; and children, Douglas and Janice, live with the soldier's parents. ' Roy L. DeFlulter Aboard a Heavy Cruiser In the Western Pacific Roy L. De Fluiter, coxwain, USN, whose wife lives at 40 Quince St., Med ford Ore., had added a star to his Asiatic-Pacific ribbon for participating in the bombard ment and invasion of Iwo Jima aboard this ship. Elmo Yeary Bremerton. Washington El mo C. Yeary seaman, second class. USNR, of Medford, Ore gon, is now stationed with the Shio Repair Unit which is in training at the Puget Sound Navy Yard in Bremerton, Wash Ington. His wife, Frances, and children Lea Rae, 8, Linda Lee 5. and Lou Ann, 4. live at 529 East Main in Medford. . Lt. Ruth Reed Lt. J-g ) Ruth M. Reed, Supply Corps, USNR, is the first woman to graduate from the Quarter master Subsistence School, 1819 West Pershing Road, Chicago, Illinois. In civil life Lt. Reed was a dietitian at St. Luke's hospital in San Francisco, Calif. Her par ents, Mr. and Mrs. H. J. Reed, live at 328 Edwards street, Med ford. She is a graduate 'of Ore gon State college and Johns Hop kins hospital where she majored in nutrition and dietetics. Cpl. Claude Atkins With the Air Service Com mand, Italy "The war in Eur ope la over!" Cornoral Claude Ej Atkins, RFD No. 1, Box 167 Medtord. Oregon, Joined other members of his unit In that cry of good news when the message was flashed to the 317th Air Service Squadron on duty somewhere in Italy. Bicycling Stunt Proves Too Much For Man Aged 73 Eugene, Ore., June 27. (U.R) Funeral services were held here today for William S. Camp bell, 73, who died in a vain attempt to repeat a feat he had accomplished 50 years ago on his 23rd birthday. While bicycling from Eugene to Independence after having come from Eugene the day be fore, Campbell collapsed on the roadside, dying a few moments later. The 73-year-old man was found dead by motorists along a main highway leading to Eugene lying beside his bicycle only a few miles from his goal. Closing time rot Sunday roo Lata to Classify 5 3" Saturday afternoon Please remember SKATING PARTIES by SPECIAL ARRANGEMENT FINISHING THE CHAPTER 3TKrtrsntAixxn lawbook out Oftu cm MCENr5AYITBtr riOOlWHILeHETOKt TiMg,wirH(3urtkiiii4a Hr 9hoe Oris USUAL WHETHER Hg CJ 'ir wriNiyw the cpt CM. ON KtADirhS ANO Japs Tell Chinese Troops Marching on Cities Of America New York, June 27. flJ.PJ The Japanese battle on Okinawa may be over and super-fortresses may be pulverizing the Japanese homeland but that isn't the way the Japanese tell it in Hopeh province, China. ' In Hopeh, the office of war information, overseas branch re ported today, the Japanese war reports go like this: "Japanese capture San Fran ciscomarch on ' Washington and New York." And, according to the stories the Japanese tell the natives, the rising sun banner now flies over all of Australia, New Zealand, the Philippines, the Dutch East Indies and India. Durand Wilber. OWI air liaison officer in China sent the report of the Japanese rumor line from Chungking. On the Radio Chain STATIONS Chain afflllaUon mad where they are on the dial: KALE (MBS) 1330, Portland; HEX (ABC) 1190, Portland: KGO (ABC) S10, San Francisco; KGW (NBC) 620, Portland; KJR (ABC) 1000. Seattle KNX (CBS) 1070, Los An geles; KOA (NBC) 50, Denver; KOIN (CBS) 070 Portland; KOMO (NBC 50, Seattle: KPO (NBC) 680. San Francisco; KSL (CBS) 1160. Salt Lake City. lime Shown li PWT. 5:00 p m. Terry and Pirates, ABrf OK For Release. NBC; This Man Named Jordan. CBS; News, MBS 5:15 p m Dick Tracj. ABC; Super, man. MBS: Betty and Bob, NBC 5-30 p m Jack Armstrong. ABC; Nelson Prlngle, News CBS; Adven. tures ol Tom Mix MBS. News, NBC. 5:45 p. m. Elmer Peterson. NBC, .Statu News Wire MBS; CapL Mid- nlffht ARC: News CBS 6 00 p m. Ray Noble. CBS; Eddie Cantor, NBC; tjanriei tieatter. moa 6:30 p m. Mr District Attorney NBC Detect and Collect, CBS; Spot Uh1 Bands, MBS 7:00 p m. Kay Kyser's Kolleee. NBC. Great Moments in Music, CBS 715 p m News MBS 7:30 p m. Let Yourself Go, CBS; Lone Ronser. MBS. 8:00 p m Supper Club. NBC; Jack Ktrkwood Show CBS Main Line. MBS; Lum and Abner, ABC. 8 15 p m FleetwoMi Lawton, NBC: Henry Busse Orchestra, CBS; Main Linn. MBS. News. ABC. 8:30 p m. The Gay Mrs. Feather stone. NBC; Counterspy. ABC: Dr Christian CBS: Fresh Up Show. MBS a nn r. m Mr and Mrs. North. NBC; The Saint. CBS; News. MBS; Spot- llehting the War ABC u:15 o m Golden larmonles. ABC 0:30 o m Arch Obnier Plays. MBS 10 00 p m News NBC; Charlie Chan ABC: Fultnn Lewis, MBS 10-30 p m Orchestra, CBS. Fenne- mnn-a Nil Tilth ABC: Sweetheart Swingtime, NBC; Excerpts from great MUSIC, MBS. 11:00 o m News, ABC; Orchestra CBS: Hotel Blltmore Orch., NBC. THt'KSDAT 5:00 p m. Sam Hayes and the News, MBS; OK. For Release, NBC; Terry and the Pirates ABC; Man Named Joraan' CBS. 5:15 p m. Dick Tracy, ABC; Super man, MBS: Bettv and Bob. NBC. 5:30 p. m Jack Armstrong, ABC; Tom Mix, MBS; News NBC. 5:45 p m. Can'ain Midnight, ABC; Elmer Peterson. NBC; Night News Wire, MBS; News NBC 6:00 p m. Muslr Hall NBC: Shower of Stari,, CBS; Gabriel Heatter, MBS; News ABC. 6:15 p m. Supper Music, ABC. 6 30 p m. Boo Burns, NBC: Varia tions nv Van Cleve. ABC; Corliss Ar cher, CBS; Srarlmht Serenade, hbs. 7:00 I m. ADDini ano wusictiv, hu First i.'ne. CBf 7.15 p m. Newt MBS. 7:30 o m. March of Time, ABC: Red Bvdcr. MBS; Rudy Vallee, NBC; Ro mance Rhythm and Ripley, CBS. 8:00 p. m. upper CIUD. om.; h Klrkwood Show CBS- Bulldog Drum mond MBS; Ear Godwin, ABC. 8:15 D m. Fleetwood Lawton. NBC: Lum and Abner ABC; Music That Satisfies, CBS 8:30 p. m. uonee lime, nm-i ncnw. Valley Sheriff. CBS: America Town Mertina of the Air ABC. 9 00 D m. News. Hl: naveniuir. of Topper. NBC- EUerj wueen, cbs: ACME SPRAY PAINTERS Farms and Dairies our specialty- Alto root paint Ino No Job too large or too small. Phone 3271 LET'S GO ROLLER SKATING MEDFORD ARMORY 7:30 To 10:30 WED.. FRI., SAT. and SUN. NIGHTS B CLUYAJ WILLIAMS net booK on emi He roririNucr lNPCESSINCi IP NCCANMUiM M;4) r'INtI.ECHATei!ASI rtETH Lo,virMcvT Tvtx fXjrLxsHr.cvxviiT M.SS.NO Cr TNf5WYE AW I AfiGCIStENr America's Town Meeting of the Air, ABC 6:15 p. m. Rex Miller MBS. 9:30 p m. 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