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TEN MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE Your Health and It's Care By OR. WILLIAM BRADY M.D. Renders should address Inquiries tei Dr.' William Brady. 266 CI Camino Bavarly Hills CalU. DO OLD FOLKS REQUIRE A SOLVENT? t m in vpnin old. never have rtrnnic much (writes a gentleman who seems to have gotten Into bad company), but I find most of my class at the golf club are In the hab it of having cocktails which make them more congenial than I can be. They take their Tom Collinses Just before dinner Brady and it doesn't in hurt them, in fact it seems to give them an appetUie. Do you think any harm to diges tion or health will come from such indulgence? (L.D W;) Oh-Oh. I was afraid of that. 1 hope nobody put you up to it, sir; Just to get me on the spot. . All right. I'll tell you what I viinir hut remember, this is just between ourselves -and nnvbodv Quotes me well, I u deny everything. - First let me say frankly that I am bitterly prejudiced against alcohol as liquor or beverage and If I had my way it would be available only on bona fide pre scription by a reputable physi cian. With that clearly understood I'll add that I believe life would be easier for a good many elder ly persons to live, and those same elderly people would ue easier to live with, if they took some beer, ale or wine regularly every day. How elderly must they be to require such a solvent? . Now that's what troubles me now. Twenty years ago I thought they might find a solvent bene ficial when they passed sixty. But now It doesn't seem to . me that a person needs alcohol until but remember how prejudiced I am, and that I have been a rabid teetotaler all my happy from your point of view sad life and no doubt some good 1 fm Dr. On The Home Front MedfordTribune News From Jackson County for Men in the Armed Services The Mail Tribune suggests you clip and mail this newt roundup to a relative oij friend in service. De. High temperature in the val ley, broken by an electrical storm Tuesday night, have has tened development of fruit crops and necessitated heavy irrigat ing in orchards this week. Cher ries and berries are being picked and establishment of a plant for freezing and dehydrating fruits, vegetables and berries here in 1948 now seems certain, the Chamber . of Commerce states. Several small fires were started in forest areas by lightning Tues day. Three Klamath Falls people and a boy from Vancouver, Wash., drowned in nearby lakes this week, the first three at Lake O' Woods and the latter at Dia mond Lake. All were on outing trips. Travel to Crater Lake Na tional Park on July 4 was the heaviest since beginning of the war, although opening of the rim road has been delayed. In preparation for families of an expected 27,000 servicemen believed scheduled to arrive at Camp White In the next few months, a survey is being con ducted in Medford to determine extent of housing facilities avail able. Don K. Bngley has been transferred to Portland with the General Petroleum Corp., and James A. Stubblefleld was re cently awarded $10 for an "Idea for Victory,' a special punch, at the Sacramento air technical service command. Robert Ruck er Is the new Junior C of C pres ident. Howard Hobson, Univer sity of Oregon basketball and baseball coach, and A use Cor nell were in Medford Tuesday. Jackson county bond sales rose this week, with a good re sponse last Saturday to an offer allowing purchase to Inspect a B-2B bomber at the airport. The Medford Craters slipped to third place in Southern Ore gon league standings when they were defeated 12 to 2 by Klam LET'S GO ROLLER SKATING SKATING PARTIES by SPECIAL ARRANGEMENT Friday, Julr 13. I94S . doctors would aay that a nip of 'alcohol might make me almost human. I wonder whether this would have happened had I taken my dally solvent. Telephone rang. answered. Young lady informed rme that Mr. So-and-So desired to speak to me, kindly hold the line. I caught her there and told her that Mr. So-and-So, the blankety-blanky-bla might call me . when he got ready, that meanwhile I was busy: The re ceiver crashed into the cradle with frightful violence. For a few moments I paced the floor In my playroom, where I had been so rudely interrupted, in such a state of fury that presently I had to laugh at it myself. But hold everything. The episode was not over. The telephone started Jangling again. Let it Ja.ngle, I said to myself, trying to pick up the subject I had been working on. But it was no use. I couldn't ignore the . racket. When I answered, It was Mr. So-and-So himself, trying to ex plain the Inadvertent . . . and I'm a little ashamed of what I shouted at the man before I slammed the receiver back on the cradle. , QUESTIONS ANSWERS . ' Poitali Readers who wish an answer by mail, pleaae read the Instructions printed herewith Requests by poital cannot be answered. Tired College Girl Daughter. 18, In college. 4roi healthy but la constantly tired. She can sleep ten to fifteen hours and sUll wake up Ured. She used to be so happy and energetic but now she seemsduU spirited and (Mrs. M. W. R.) Answer Living in Uie goitre belt (Great Lakes Bailn) your daughter may grt Insufficient iodine. Send a stamped self addressed envelope for Instructions for Taking lodln RaUon." - Broadening . I work on a crane. My girl friends tell me it Is broadening to the hips to sit loo long or most of the day when you are not busy. Is this true? (T. F. C.) Answer Yes. But you can easily keep trim by doing some of the ex ercises described mil lllnstrat,! In "The Last Brady Symphony" for words and music send ten cents and stamped envelope bearing your ad dress This applies to sitting too much whether at work ?r Just vegetating. (Copyright 1945 by John F. Dille Co.) Date.. ath Falls Marines here Saturday night. Medford trounced a hap less Ashland nine 17 to 6 Sun day while the Marines whipped Central Point 12 to 3. Butte Falls bowed before Norm Worth ley's powerful Klamath Falls Navy 28 to 1. All were league tilts. Sunday Medford plays the second-place Marines at Klamath Falls, first place Navy meets Central Point, in fourth place, and Ashland, last place, faces Butte Falls. Liberated recently from Ger man prison camps, 1st Lt. Alvln Gould, 2nd Lt. Tommy White, and Pfc. Ralph Glllmore arrived home thus week on leaves. Oth ers here after several months overseas service in the European theater are S'Sgt. Joe Dubuque, Pfc. Burnell Hatch, Pfc. Louis Powell, Capt. Laurence Flck, Pfc. Cecil H. Bishop, Sgt. Henry C. Bctz, and TSgt. Elmer Og born. On leave after service in the Pacific area are L. W. Robinson, CM 2'c, Henry Martin, Bm 1c, S Sgt. Earl Harnlsh, Pfc. Don D. Davis, Edward Lee Watson, MM 3 c, and Cornelius Hender son, PhM 1c. Lt. and Mrs. Curtis Barnes are visiting here on naval leave, and Major Edwin R. Durno and Lt. Col. Stephen Nye are both ex pected to arrive soon from Eur ope. Visiting here from stations in the United States are Pvt. Alvln L. McQuigg, Pauline Champlin of the WAVEs, Pfc. Philip Hel selman, Pfc. William L. Slither, lin, Ensign B. R. Schmidt, Lt. R. E. Watson of the navy, Sec- POISON OAK? Try a bottl ot ZEMACOL Vitu must be aattarieil or tour money cheerfully refunded Oct a botUe C da l WKr.Tr.HN THRIFT MEDFORD ARMORY 7:30 To 10:30 WED., FRI.. SAT, md SUN. NIGHTS end Lt. Ruth Fitch, Sgt. Nelson Best, and Lt. (Jg) Allyn A. Mon roe. Lt. Col. George E. White has been in Medford on terminal leave, and others here this week have been Lt. (Jg) Bob Mace, Pfc. Jack A. Watson, Joe Mo Callister, S 1c, Naval Ensign R. H. Bauman, Chief Yeoman Lyman Robinson, and TSgt. Leo M. Wagner. , ' A direct representative, a plana named "The City of JWed ford" and commanded by 1st Lt. Earl C. Wheelock of Medford, is carrying bombs to the Japa nese homeland, it is learned here. Staff Sgt. Lewis Wilson Church has written of rest trips taken to Venice and Rome. C. Edith Hodgkins is now In Ha waii as an American Red Cross staff assistant, and SSgt. Homer S. Morris is at Pratt army air field as a member of a B-29 Su perfortress bombardment group slated for overseas action soon. Pvt. Charles Larralne Stelle and Pvt. Adelbert A. Schrein have arrived at Camp Wolters, Tex., for basic infantry training. Capt. and Mrs. Kenneth Ed wards of Chandler, Ariz., and S'Sgt. and Mrs. A. K. Morse of Douglas, : Ariz., had a reunion in Arizona last week-end. Pvt. Volney Brock has been graduated from the advanced in fantry and Browning automatic school at Oceanside, Calif., and is at the marine sea school at San Diego. Mary L. Busch is now employed at a defense job at Spokane air technical service command. First Lt. Max Hendon, Rich ard Frederick Foster,- and Ran son Webster have received hon orable discharges from the serv ice. Definite proof of the death of Lt. Maurice J. Sample, reported killed overseas last September but not positively known by other American fliers on the mis sion to be dead, has been re ceived. Two other crew mem bers, German prisoners since then, have returned to this coun try with word of his death. Awards received by local men and announced this week in clude the bronze stars given to Cpl. Jack Bickler in Germany, Lt. Col. Fred E. Rankin at Man ila, Tech. Sgt. Benjamin F. Sparks in the Philippines, Sgt. Frank J. Hayner, topographic engineer in the air corps in In dia, and Cpl. Alfred R. Mercer, with a bomb disposal squad in France. Sgt. Charles L. Devlne received the bronze star and two battle stars In the Philippines. First Lt. Lanse Pitts was pre sented the air medal for flights in the southwest Pacific area, and Pfc. Kenneth E. Hood, sta tioned in the Philippines, was given the combat infantryman's badge. . Robert T.' Iven has been pro moted to Captain on Tinian island, and Donald Dale Cob lelgh is now ART l'c. William Cecil Downing was commission ZERO CLUB Out of bounds, civilians only Delicious chicken and steak dinners 7:00 p. m. to 3:00 a m except Sunday. 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