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Newspaper Page TextTEW MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE Your Health and It's Care By OR. WILLIAM BHADV. M.D. Header! ihould addreat Inquirlee to. Dr. William Brady. 266 El Camino Beverly Hill Call!. ANY BABY IN AN Theae talks on the question of havinR a baby will answer, I hope, some of the most frequent inquiries from reader s shucks, we may as well be honest and say wives, for hus bands seldom submit such in a u 1 r i e s, al though it Is or should be of as much concern to them as it is to wives. In a good Dr. Brady many instances eoncention does not occur until the third, year of marriage. It Is generally not advisable to do anything about it before that. If or when anything Is to be done about it, since it is a fifty-fifty ouestion which partner, if either, is Infertile, both husband and wife should consult the physl clan. No intelligent wife should assume responsibility if the hus band has not consulted the phy sician for a test of his fertility. It is as stupid as it is mischiev ous for a wife to submit to any kind of treatment on the assump tion that she is the infertile part ner, if her husband has not been so examined by the physician. Now the sensible course for any man and wife who have been married over three years and are still without prospects is, as al ready explained, to consult a physician. Not necessarily a spe cialist. First the husband should undergo a test for fertility. If the test indicates a normal degree of fertility then, and then only, is it in order for the wife to consult the physician. If there is any lack of confi dence in the ability of the fam ily physician, then the husband Thursday, June 28, 1943 theater ribbon with two battle 1 participation stars. Before enter ing the army, he was employed I by the Oregon Shipyards, Port land, Ore. Pfc. Jack Hamilton An eighth air force aerial re connaissance station, England Soldiers of this command are now seeing the tremendous de struction brought on Germany by the bombs of the eighth air force and the guns of the ground forces in spectacular sight-seeing trips; a five-hour, 900-mile 1,000- foot altitude flight over England France, Belgium and Germany, Among the soldiers who have flown over the continent to view the devastation is Private First Class Jack L. Hamilton, 24, of Medford, Ore. He is a driver for the headquarters and base sen Ices squadron at this seventh photo reconnaissance group sta tion. Private Hamilton is a son of Mr. and Mrs. Loys Hamilton Route No. 2, Medford. He en tered the army June 12, 1941. EMPTY HOUSE may consult a physician who limits his practice to diseases of the urogenital tract (urologist), the wife a physician who limits his or her practice to diseases of women (gnecologlst). For any couple who do not or cannot have children of their own there Is, thank God, always the consolation of adopting chil dren. . I receive some pretty poignant letters from childless wives who long for such consolation but are denied it by hold hard, now, we mustn't call names here their husbands Just can't feel any love or tenderness for a child not of their own blood. QUESTIONS ft ANSWERS Yankee Stomach Your article on the nature and cause of "Yankee Stomach aeemed directed itraluht at me. I have it. all right. Please slve us further particu lars, ir. r.j Answer Send etamDed envelope bearing your address, and ask tor pamphlet ''Yankee Stomach." Ask for it no clipping will suffice. Aw. Now. Gram! I Inclose ten cents and stamped self addressed envelope, i am an expect ant grandmother (middle of October) and need some advice and instruction now. (Mrs. M. A. c.) - Answer All riaht. Gram, but the booklet is imended primarily for the prospective father and mother. X do ooe that when voir come uoon any- thin? novai or different from the ways ol yesteryear you won i loss uic let aside with an Impatient "Fiddle sticks! I reckon I've raised babies and know more than this newspaper doc tor docs about the businessf" There are chapters in the booklet especlelly for the expectant father. Perhaps we should incorporate in the next ediuon a chapter for expectant grams. Cramps In Legs at Night Thanks to vour teachlnas I have kept in excellent health and now. at 6S. I believe I have more vite than most women of forty-eight. I work 9 hours 3 day, enjoy swimming, hiking, bicycling end other outdoor sports when time permits. However, in the past year I have had cramps in my leg at night occasionally. (K. L Answer common cause 01 win cramps la adult tetany sens swnsicu envelope bearing your address, for pamphlet on the subject. It Is a mani festation of calcium and vitamin D deficiency. . (Copyright 1945 by John T. Dllle Co.) Our Men and Women in the Nation's Service Ned CoverdaU Aboard a Light Cruiser In the Pacific Saipan. Guam, the Phil Ippines, Bonins, Iwo Jlma, For mosa, Okinawa, YaD. Palau. Chichi Jima are familllar names to Ned A. Coverdale, seaman. second class, of Medford. Ore. His ship, since he joined her last June, has been in action against the enemy at those places, among others. Coverdale is a member of an anti-aircraft gun crew. He was a farmer In civilian life. His wife, and daughter, naaia, u, live at 203 Mc- Andrews road, Medford. A brother, Elvert, is in the army air lorces. Lt. Richard Witt Santa Ana, Calif. 1st Lt. Richard H. Witt, 35. son of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Witt, of Ashland. Ore., Is currently assigned to the AAF Redistribution Station No, 4 at Santa Ana army air base. Lt. Witt, an enaincerine offi cer with the 5th air force, en tered the services Dec. 19. 1941. and went overseas in February ivti. tie nas Been awa'ded the distinguished unit citation bad en. American, Asiatic Pacific, and f nnippine liberation theater rib bon and three battle stars. JACK OREY ONE The Philippines The primary duty of the men who fly the navy's search planes between here and China is pt trolling rather than bombing, but they manage to work in plenty of "extra duty" blasting from time to time. or example, take a recent day's work by one of the new Privateers, of which Jack Orey, aviation radioman third class, of Medford, Ore., is a crew mem ber, Orey is a top-turret gunner of the Privateer, which is at tached to an air wing of aircraft, Seventh Fleet. On this day, Orey's plane knocked off four railroad en gines, a Jap bomber, two trucks and a large launch. After thoroughly covering their search sector, the navy air men were headed for home, fly ing along the east coast of For mosa, when they spotted the Jap bomber on an airfield. They sent their four-engine Privateer sweeping In across the field like a fast fighter. The gunners let go with all they had, and the Jap plans burned and exploded. Meanwhile, two Jap trucks were seen scurrying for safety along the field's edge, and the Privateer's gunners again went to work, destroying both. The Privateer then followed a railroad track along the coast, Sighting a locomotive puffing along, Orey's crew went in straf ing. Their tracers hit home and Tired Kidneys Often Bring Sleepless Nights Doctors say your Itlrlnrrs ronisln 15 mttrm of tiny Libra or bltrs which Mr, (o purify UiS Mood Slid kern you brftllhy. When, they t tired and don't work risht in the risytlms, rosny people hsrw to sst up nights. Krfitir nt or srsnty psMsgns with smarting snri burning sometimes shows there is something wrong with yotir kidneys or bUdder. Don't nosltct Uils condition sod ioee vslusbte, fretful sleep. When disorder of kidney function permits poisonous roslter to remsin In your blood, It rosy also oaues neaeing bscksohs, rhsumalte pslne, leg pslns, itea ol pep snd energy, "lliog. puttineas under the ayas, headaches Don't sitl Ark your druaght for Dosn's fills, used suereeefnlly by tnilllun (or orer 40 Tears. 1 hey give hsppy relief 0d will help it, IK tn.U. I Ll.4- I e...L .... Biiiliuns lor orer 40 lea ol kidney tubes flush out poUon Irotn your hiood. (Jet Doaaa I'lUs. the engine exploded in a cloud of steam.- In less than an hour, they destroyed three more. Heading out to sea, the search plane spotted a large launch hid den In a cove and wound up its day s work by pouring 800 rounds of machine-gun fire into the vessel. It burned and sank. Uack Gardner Jack J. Gardner, 21, sound man, second class, USNR, of Medford, arrived at Norfolk, Va., to undergo pre-commlsslon-Ing training for duties aboard a new destroyer of the Atlantic fleet. Gardner, a veteran of 17 months duty aboard a destroyer escort and a sub chaser, wears the American and the European- African-Middle Eastern Theater ribbons. He is the son of Jack E. Gard ner of 43 Summit street, Med ford. He attended Central Point high school. Cpl. Lester Foley A B-29 base In the Marianas. (Delayed) Cpl. Lester L. Foley, of Central Point, Ore., has been presented an A.A.F. award, ac cording to an announcement made at headquarters of this B-29 unit of the XXI bomber command. The army air forces award was presented Cpl. Foley for the pos session of outstanding capabili ties as a driver. Born In Gold Hill, he gradu ated from high school there. He enlisted January 21, 1942. The organization of which he Is a member here performs vital supply, maintenance and service functions In keeping the huge Superfortress aloft over enemy territory. Pfc, Donald Eldert With the 3j8th Division on Lu ron Pfc. Donald Elders, son of Mrs. Ella J. Elders of Gold Hill, Ore., is now fighting on Luzon with the 149th Infantry, 38th di vision. Pfc. Elders is a gunner In a heavy machine gun platoon and has fired many missions against the Japanese during tht fighting In the Philippines. He has been awarded the com bat Infantry badge and the Asiatic-Pacific and Philippine lib eration campnlgn medals. Pfc. William Clute Allied Force Hcadciuarters. Italy Private First Class Wil liam W. Clule, son of Mr. Bert M. Clute of Applcgatc, Ore., Is serving as a truck driver with the 800th Engineer Forestry Company, a unit in the Mediter ranean theater, j Overseas 25 months. Pfc. Clute weari the Mediterranean YICK SO CHINESE HERB CO. IT- m fell REMEDIES FOR STOMACH ULCERS Heart. Hheumatism. Asthma Catarrh Piles Prostate Gland Ecsoma and all die order! of Dear Kldnee trouble and tthtr complaints dlsappeer attar using CHINESE HERBS Removed to Sparta Bldg. Lt. Jack Hill Pyote Army Air Field, Tex. 1st Lt. Jack V. Hill of Medford, Ore., is now completing his final stage training as a member of a B-29 crew at Pyote Army Air Field. Son of Mrs. Martin V. Hill, 525 S. Central, Medford, Ore., he entered the service Sept. 16, 1940. He graduated from Med ford high school in 1937. Lt. Hill is married to the for mer Madelon M. Burcham. Sgt. James Bedingfleld With the Thirteenth Corps In Germany T'Sgt. James A. Bed ingfleld is serving with the 279th engineer combat battalion In Germany. As the Intelligence sergeant of his unit Sgt. Beding fleld has had a most essential Job with great responsibility during the preparation and ac tual crossing of the Roer River at Llnnlch, Germany, last Febru ary and throughout the entire drive of the famous 9th army across the Hannover Plain to the link-up with the Russians. TSgt. Bedingfleld is the son of Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Bedingfield of 1016 Summit Ave., Medford, Oregon. He entered the service in January 1943. On the Radio Chain STATION 8 Chain affiliation and where Utey are on the dial; KALE (MBS) 1330, Portland; HEX (ABC) 1190, Portland: KGO (ABC) SI0. San Francisco; KGW (NBC) ftO, Portland; KJK (ABC) 1000. Septus: KNX (L'US) (070. Los An geles: KOA (NBC) 890, Denver; KOIN (CBS) 870. Portland; KOMO (NUC 030, Seattle; KI'O (NBC) 680, San Francisco; KSL (CBS) 1160, Salt Lake Llty. Time Shown la PUT. TlldKSOAT SrOO D m. Sam liaves and the News. MBS; OK. For Release, NBC; Terry and the Pirates. ABC; Man Named Joraan CBS. 9:19 p m. Dick Tracy, ABC; Super man, MBS; Belt and Bob, NBC. 9:30 p. m Jack Armstrong. ABC; Tom Mix, MBS; News NBC. 5:43 p m. Captain Midnight, ABC; Elmer Peterson, NBC; Night News Wire. MBS; News NBC 6:00 p m. Muslr Hall NBC; Shower of Stars. CBS; Gabriel Heatter, MBS; News. ABC. 6:19 p m. Supper Music. ABC. 6.30 p m. Boo Burns, NBC; Varia tions By Van Cleve. ABC; Corliss Ar cher, CBS; Starlight Serenade, MBS. 7:00 p m. Abbott and Costello, NBC; First une, CBS 7.19 p. m. Newe MBS. 7:30 D m. March of Time, ABC; Red Ryder, MBS: Rudy Vallee, NBC; Ro mance Rhythm and Ripley, CBS. 8:00 p. m. Supper Club. NBC; Jack Kirkwood Show CBS: Bulldog Drum mond. MBS; Ear1. Godwin, ABC. 8:15 p m. Fleetwood Lawton, NBC; Lum and Abner. ABC; Music Tnat Satisfies. CBS 8:30 p. m. Coffee Time. NBC; Death Valley Sheriff, CBS: America's Town Meeting of the Air ABC. 0:00 n. m. News. MBS: Adventures of Tooper, NBC Ellery Queen, cbs; Amertcu a 'sown meeting oi ,uie tw, ABC. 9:15 p. m. Rex Miner wina, 9:30 o m. Noah Webster Says, NBC; News. ON 9:45 p. m. orchestra ens. 10:00 p. m. News Reporter. NBC: News ABC; Fulton Lewis. MBC. in-ia n m Nnnri Krnnram. aul. lt)!30 d. m. Fenneman's Nite Club. ABC: Sweetheart Swlngtlme. nbu Orchestra, CBS ll:uu p. m. news. abi.. eVSO p. m. Correction Please, NBC; Tt Pays to be Ignorant. CBS; Frances Greer Show. ABC 9:00 p. m. Night Editor. NBC: Tom Breneman. ABC; News. MBS; Aldrlcn Family CBS. 9:15 p m. Cited for Valor. NBC. 9:30 p. m. Adventures of Thin Man, CBS: News, ABC; Freedom of Oppor tunity. MBS. 10:00 p. m. Fulton Lewis, Jr., MBS. News. NBC. 10:30 p. m. Orchestra, NBC; Orches tra. CBS. ll-oo p. m. Orchestra, NBC; Or chestra. CBS. HUNTERS POINT FUNDS Washington, June 28 (U.R) Public works projects totalling naval drydocks at San Francisco have been approved by Secre tary of the Navy James For restal, Rep. Franck Havenner, D Calif., said today. Chalker't Motel & Lodge OFFICERS' CLUB Dine-Dance-Refreshments Chicken and Steak Dinners ftlost Unique Plare in So, Ore. CLOSED MONDAYS Thursdays Private Parlies Only For reservations Ph Gold Bill 474 ROGUE RIVER LODGE Delicious Dinners Cocktail Lounge Dancing Open Kvery Night t Except Mondaya Phone Trail 1404 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 9101. DO YOU KNOW? CHEVROLET owners get the best CHEVROLET service from their CHEVROLET dealer. ROGUE RIVER CHEVROLET STRANGE AS IT SEEMS By ERNEST HIX FRIDAY 5:00 d. m. Terrv and Pirates. ABC: O.K. For Release NBC: Sam Hayes, News. MBS: This Man Named Jordan, CBS 5. 15 p m. dick Tracy, abc: super man. MBS: Betty and Bob, nuu. 5.30 d. m. Jack Armstrong. Aot News. CBS; Tom Mix. MBS". 5 45 p. m. Elmer Peterson. Commen tator NBC: Capt. Midnight, ABC; Night News Wire MBS; News. CBS. 6.00 p. m. iNews, abc; uaDriei neai- ter. MBS. 615 p. m. Spotlight Bands, MBS. 6:3C d m. PeoDle Are Funny. NBC: Those Webstcrs. CBS; Double or Noth ing. MBS: Death Valley Sheriff, ABC. 7:00 d m. Dunnlneer Show. NBC; Sammy Kaye's Varieties, ABC; Du rante and Moore, CBS, 7:15 p. m. News MBS. 7:30 o. m. Hollywood Preview. CBS; Lone Ranger, MBS; Bill Stern, NBC; Breneman's Highlights. ABC. 8 00 o m. Fights. MBS; Jack Kirk wood Show, CBS: Supper Club, NBC. 815 o m. Fleetwood Lawton, NBC; Tonight in Hollywood CBS. BY m eyes' v "SliP THM ' itiX. 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