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BIX MEDFOHD MAIL TRIBUNE Wednesday. July 19, 1945 Your Health and It's Care Bf OR- WILLIAM BRADY M.D. Headers ihould addreii Inquiries oi Dp William Brady. 265 El Cauilno Be.rly Htlli Calit. GO AWAY I'M nnr nr 'Rradv! Some months ago I read one .,.,r articles criticising doc tors and hospitals tor keeping husbands out of the delivery room during the birth of their babies, My wife has had several op erations, d u r- ing which I was not al lowed in the o p eratlng room. I resent ed it. I am pay ing the bill and I have the right to see if her appendix is actually removeu . . Is there a law that forbids a man being beside his wife at such a time? . . . (Signed.) LEGAL NOTICES " CALL FOR BIDS fni nnlntirifi interior Of Trail school building; also bids for refinishing floors and desks will be accepted by Trail School District No. 45. Specifications may be obtain ed from Edythr Wert, District Clerk, Trail, Oregon. SUMMONS In the Circuit Court of the State of Oregon for the County of Jackson. Alfons Ostermeler and Ruth H. Ostermeler, husband and wile, Plaintiffs, vs. Everett Hoag land. otherwise known as E. Hoagland. and Margaret Hoag Jand. his wife: Grace A. War ner, former wife of J. M. War ner, otherwise known as John M. Warner, Charles E. warner, onri If married. Jane Doe War- r hi wife, snd the unknown heirs of any deceased Defend ant; and also all other persons or parties unknown claiming any right, title, estate, lien or Interest In ine rea esiuie ue scribed In the Complaint hcre- In, Defendants. To the above named Defend ant, and to the unknown heirs, if any, of any deceased Defend ant; and also to all other persons or nartles unknown, claiming any right, title, estate, lien or interest in the real estate de scribed In the Complaint herein; In The Name of the State of Oregon: You, and each of you are hereby required to appear and answer the Complaint filfcd against you herein within four weeks from the date of the first publication of this Summons, which date of first publication is July 11, 1945, and unless you answer or otherwise appear, Plaintiffs will take decree against you, and each of you, decreeing the Plaintiff to be the owner in fee simple of the fol lowing described real estatn In Jackson County, Oregon, to-wit: That part of Lot One (1) in Sec tion 19, Township 36 South, Range 4 West of the Willamette Meridian, described as follows, to-wlt: Beginning at a point on the North boundary line of the Pacific Highway, as the same is now located in said Lot One (1). which beginning point is 1550 feet west of the Southeast corner of said Section 19, thence run westerly along the said north boundary line of said Pacific Highway a distance of 340 feet; thence North to Rogue River; thence Easterly along Rogue River to a point due north of the point of beginning, being a point upon a north and south line which Is 1550 feet West of the east boundary line of said Sec tion 19; thence South to the point of beginning, said tract of land being that part of the above described Lot One on which is located the dwelling house and garage; Subject to reservations of Grants Pass Irrigation District as grantor in that certain deed of conveyance recorded at page 625 of Volume 162 Deed Records of Jnckson County, Oregon, and further decreeing that you, and each of you, the said above named Defendants, have no right, title, estate, Hen or Inter est adverse to the Plaintiff In or to said property, or any part thereof; and further decreeing that you, and each of you, re forever barred and enjoined from asserting any right, title, estate. Hen or Interest In or to said premises above described adverse to the Plaintiff herein. This Summons Is published by Order of the Honorable H. K. Hanna, Judge of the Circuit Court of Jackson County, Ore gon, marie and entered of record on the 10th day of July. A D 19-15, directing publication of Jiummons onre each week for four consecutive weeks In the Medford Mail Tribune. Date of first publication Is the 11th i day of July A.D., 1945. and the dale of last publication is the 1st day of August, A.D., 1945, and the last day In which vou have to plead or otherwise ap- A D 1945 12'h dBy f AuKust' . V. A. C. AHI.F. Attorney for Plaintiffs Schmidt Building, Grants Pass, Oregon. rff I A Tir Hritriv LET'S GO ROLLER SKATING - m S....1 jli cr.cn d r AA.jAiiv SKATING PARTIES by SPECIAL ARRANGEMENT DESPONDENT There is no state, municipal or federal law or regulation exclud ing a husband or other relative or friend of the patient from the delivery room or from the oper ating room. But your letter, sir, makes me unhappy. Even though it is the only reaction of its kind I have had from my one-man campaign to dignify and strengthen the love of husband and wife, never theless it mokes me wonder whether hundreds or thousands of readers may not have received a similar impression from my harangues on that subject. What to do? Drop the whole thing? Suspend further discus sion until I can determine the general reaction and effect, If any? But I'm not making any hasty decision about this, except in re gard to the schedule I had planned this was to have been busy day with a number of things constructed and pigeon holed in mind to be executed to day. But I can't do that now. I'm off to the bowling green. Three hours of amnesia there will, I expect, make things look different. In any event, even if this cor respondent or any other layman could see whether the doctor ac tually removes the appendix or not which is highly improbable certainly no physician or sur geon who is honest or capable would consent to operate or give any kind of care or treatment under such censorship or sur veillance. If that is a reason why the husband should remain with his wife during delivery, I'd change sides on the issue like a shot. une eastern pnysician of a group of three engaged in the practice of gynecology and ob stetrics exclusively, agrees that my suggestcion has much to rec ommend it philosophically" but gives me these practical objec tions to it: 1. Most delivery rooms are so small that the husband would be in the way of doctors and nurses. 2. The husband is likely to get overanxious and demand sur gical intervention. 3. I find I have to divert time and attention from the pa tient to the keeping of the overanxious husband or other relative in hand. QUESTIONS A ANSWERS No, No, No No, No, No, Some lime ago I wrote you about a peculiar breaking out I had from time to time You lent me the pamphlet Relief for Allergy." I tried out the medicine and it brought prompt relief I have told Irlfnit ahnnl ih, cine and he It trying It now for a hor rible condition with a breaking out he hai had for yean. (M. K. W.) Aniwer After all. rerxirts Ilk voun are valuable, too. because they tend to lestraln me from offering suggestions and advice. I hope you will warn your friend that It la against my Judgment If he monkeys with such treatment. It does not follow that a remedy 1 suggest for a particular type of 'breaking out" Is good for all akin troubles, you know. v Lotion for Smooth White Skin We use your Skin Lotion and find It great. It keeps my hands smooth and white, though before they were al ways red and rough In spite of all care. (Mrs. R. M. D.) Answer prepare the skin lotion by boiling till dlnsolved a hi-anlnff tA. spoonful of tragacanth shavings in a pint of rain or snow water or distilled cr soft water. Add a tablespoonlul of glycerin and three level teaipoonfuls of boric actd powder. Apply a few drops to hands or face after washing and before skin la quite drv, two or three times a day. If you like It, tell the neighbors. If you don't like It, anywav I meant well. For pamphlet "Care of the Hair and Control of Dan druff" s.'nd stamped envelope bearing your address. Copyright 11143 by John F. Dill Co.) Hitler and Eva In Argentina Is Writer's Claim Chicago, July 18 (U.R) Chicago Times Correspondent Vincent DcPascal has reported from Montevideo that he is "vir tually certain" Adolf Hitler and hlj sweetheart, Eva Braun, are In hiding on a German-owned es tate In southern Argentina. His dispatch was carried In yesterday's final edition of the Times. "From information Just re ceived from Buenos Aires," De Pascal wrote, "I am virtually certain Adolf Hitler and his 'wife' Eva Braun. the latter dressed In masculine clothes. landed In Argentina and are on an Immense, German-owned es tate In Patagonia." De Pascal said the pair renort- edly lunded on a lonely shore from a German submarine which later surrendered to the Allies. WACS AT PARLEY Washington, July 1 8 UR Twenty-seven WACS have been assigned to telephone switch board duty at the Big Three con ference at Potsdam, the War De partment reported today. 7:30 To 10:30 WED., FRI., SAT. and SUN. NIGHTS !T TUTTLE IS HONORED FOR RAID OVER TOKYO News of the award of the dis tinguished flying cross to TSgt, Robert M. Tuttle, air corps gun ner, has been received by his parents, Mr. and Mrs. S. M. Tut tle, Valley View drive. The award was given to members of Tuttles crew for participation in a raid over Tokyo, and the citation reads: "For extraordinary achieve ment while participating in aerial flight on Jan. 9, 1945, as combat crew members of a B-29 aircraft on a bombing mission against an important aircraft factory in Tokyo. Encountering severe weather conditions, they became separated from their group shortly after take-off, but succeeded in rejoining the forma tion just before reaching the initial point. "From landfall to the target, they flew through heavy and ac curate anti-aircraft fire and In tense enemy fighter attacks. Their aircraft sustained consider able damage, and after a direct hit by enemy flak the number 4 engine was feathered. Undaunt ed by the enemy opposition and despite the loss of 'one Cngine and the damaged condition of their aircraft, they bombed the war plant with excellent results. The courage and determina tion demonstrated by each of these individuals in overcoming such obstacles to strike the en emy contributed materially to the success of this mission, and reflect great credit on them selves and the army air forces." I Tuttle has completed 30 mis sions now, and holds the purple heart medal and the air medal with two oak leaf clusters. He graduated from Medford high school with the class of 1942, and entered the service in Aug ust of that year. Tuttle partici pated in the first B-29 raid over Tokyo. Samuel Hamilton First to Return On Point System Samuel P. Hamilton, formerly a TSgt. with the 8th air force in England, has returned to his home at 325 North Oakdale ave nue, after serving six months overseas. Hamilton was recently returned to Ft. Lewis where he received an honorable discharge May 31 after four and one-half years in the air force, and was told by his selective service that he was the first man from Jack son county to receive a discharge on the point system. At present Hamilton and his wife are visit ing with her parents at their home in Spokane, Wash. On his second mission the plane on which Hamilton was a crew member was hit by an other B-17 killing seven of the nine crew members. Sgt. Ham ilton has been awarded the pres idential citation, the air medal with four oak leaf clusters and the European African Middle Eastern service medal. STREAMLINER LEAVES RAILS, NONE INJURED Chicago July 18 (U.R) The crack Union Pacific streamliner, the east bound City ot Los Ange les, was derailed early today near Dunlap, la., after a cloudburst loosened railroad ties, North western railroad officials said. No passengers or crew mem bers were injured when 13 of the train's 17 cars jumped the rails, officials said. 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