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SIX MEDFORD MAIL-TRIBUNE Wednesday, Sept. 28, 18451 Your Health and It's Care Br OR. WILLIAM BRADY M.O. Readers should address, inquiries loi Or William Brady. 265 El Camtno Beierly Hills. Celil. DON'T MIND Orange woman writes: Just finished reading the Bra dy Baby Book and to say I am Indignant would be to put it mildly. Please tell me what year your book dates back to? For instance babies haven't been fed more f r e q u e n tly than every 4 hours for years, yet you rec o m m e n d 2V4 hours for the first month or to, except in the night . . . Why, even hospi tals vould be shocked unless the btiby is an incubator baby. Where do you get your au thority to print such an exagger ated and untruthful pamphlet? And your description of special ists is criminal. Nrm that you have challenged my teaching In this public way, Ma'am, I suppose I must mumble something by way of self-defense. The Brady Baby Book dates back to 1918 But there have been a good many editions since then, and, believe it or not, cor respondents sometimes tell me they were raised on the Brady Baby Book and now they are raisin their own kids by the same book. This Ma'am, Is not rebuttal, for vou have given no evidence but n.crely your opinion. I am merely explaining the creaks end rattles your hypersensitive . ear detects as we drive along. Lei's leave the "specialists" out of this discussion. I do not abate one jot or tittle what I say about real specialists and trick specialists in the Brady Baby Book and people with enough sence to understand what I'm talking about will save most of the money the Wiseacres and the Must-Keep-Up-With-Joneses squander on the latter variety. If a newborn infant or an In fant a month or two months old seems content with nursing or feeding at 3-hour or even 4-hour intervals, that Is the correct feeding schedule to follow pro On the Radio Chain 1 A 1 I O N t Chain arflltatliiD and where the) are on the dial. HAI.k (.MllHi mo Portland, HKX tAUI.'l llt)ll. Portland KOI) (Alio 110 Han Pranrlsro K(1W IN lit ) 20 Portland HJR (AHCl moil Seattle KMX (t-IISl 1(110 Cos An. Sales, KOA (NHC) Ml) Denver. (UN ICIIB) stli puritan. KOMO (NBC- 50 Seattle, KI'O (NHC) 0 San rranclscm KB! ICUS1 1 160. Sail Lake tlly Time Shown it PWT. WltDNBSOAT 0-nO o m renv and Pirates, ABC; O K. For Release. NBC; Knox Man Ding, CHS; News. MUS. 0 19 p m Dick rracv AHC, Super man. MBS Betty and Bob NUC 5-SO o m Jack Armstrong AHC Nelson Prlngte News, CDS; Captain Miamgnt, ivius; news, nmc 9 49 p m Elmer Peterson, NHC Tom Mix. MUS. Capt. Midnight, ABC; News CHS. 6:00 p.m. Frank Sinatra, CBS; Wednesday With Vou NBC Uabrlei HeaUei MUS Curtain rime AHC e 13 a m lu-o Life Stirlea MBS fl-30 d m Mr District Attorney NnC; Malsle, CBS; Spotlight Bands, MDS; Jones and I, ABC. 7.00 p m Kay Kvser'l Kollege NBC; Ureal Moments in Musio, CBS; Counterkpy ABC- Human Adventure MBS 7 19 D m News MBS 7:30 p.m. Crime Photographer. CBS. Lone Ranger, MBS. B OO u m !u net Club NHC; Man Named Jordan CUS; Main Una. MBS Lum and Abner 8 19 p m Fleetwood Lawton NBC; Jack Smith Show, CBS; Main Una MDS, Nrws. AHC 130 p m The Gay Mr Feather- Itona NHC: Dr Christian CUS. rreah Ip Show MBS Itnoo m Mr and Mrs North NBC: Jack Carson CHS: News, MUS. V:I5 o m Golden Harmonies AHC S 30 o m Arch Onoler Plsvs. MBS 10 00 p m Newt NBC. Charlie Chan ABC. Fulton twta MUS 10-30 p m Orchestra CHS Fenne mans Nlte Cub AHC; Thomas An thony and Orchestra NUC; Excerpt from great Music MBS 11.011 o m News AHC. Orchestra CUS: Hniel Blltmnre Orch. NUC Till HSIIAV 91)0 d m Sam Haves and the New. MHS. IlK fot Release. NUC; Terry and the Pirates. AHC; News, CBS. 6 19 p m uiva lra,-v AHC. super man MHS Hem and Bob NBC 9 SO p m Ilea Armstrong AHC Captain Midnight. MHS; Newa. NHC. 5:15 p m. Tom Mix. ABC Elmer Pelerton, NBC; Night Newa Wire, MUS 8:00 pm. Orrheatra. NHC; Andre Knitclanetz. CHS: Gabrled Heatter, MHS; Ihe Real Story, AHC. 9 la 0 m Hiddfi. valley Uang. AUL S .10 p m Phllo Vanre NHC. Varia tions of Van Cleve AHC: llobhv Lob by. CUS Starhrhl Serenade MHS 7 00 p m Mystery in ihe Air NHC; First Line, CHS One Foot In Heaven, ACS: Music, MUS 7 19 u en Nvwi MUS 7 30 o m. Yout AAF. ABC; Red Ryder, MHS; Rudv Valee. NHC; Ro mance Rh)thm and Ripley. CHS 8 oo o m suopet Cluo NHC. Man Na-ned Inrdan I HS Bulldog tlrum mond MHS; Lum and Abner. ABC. 8 15 o m p-leeiwooo Lawton NHC Lum and Abner AUC: Jack bmltii Show CUS 8 0 p m Copobanco Orchestra NBC Mane CBS Americas lown Meeting of the Air, ABC; Rogues Gallery MBS. GOOD HEALTH Your GrtaUsf Possassfon Regain It by btlna toIUvixJ ot Homort holds into), Fu ur, Ft tula. Hernia (Rup turo). Our ntthod ot lrat mint without hospital op- rati on tuccossfullf uittd lor 31 yoart. Ubaral erodil irms. K.al lor ffxamiBotton Ji r ssad let fRES bUit,vl Optn Svningt, Man., Wa, ftlH 7 to t X Dr. C. J. DEAN CLINIC PhytlclM and turf) K. t. Car. E. Buntiid and Omnd JU. TsUpbono EAt 3918, Portland U, Orogoa ( Dr. Brady nursing every THE CREAKS vided, of course, that the baby shows a gain of 7 ounces to one half pound a week. For the baby's sake, Ma'am, don't mistake the machine sys tem, Iho "scientific inhumanity of doctors and nurses" in the hospital, for the right care or treatment of mother or baby. As Dr. Harry Bakwin, associate professor of pediatrics at New York University College of Med icine expressed it (Time, July 9. 45): ". , . the scientific inhu manity of doctors and nurses. Separating the baby from Jts mother at birth, instead of al lowing It to be cuddled and breasl fed, is a bad beginning. The crime is compounded when the b,by is put on a clock-ruled schedule ..." Any reader who Is In or ex pects to be in the baby business may have the latest edition of the Brady Baby Book if he or she will ask for it in writing and enclose ten cents and a stamped self-addressed envel ope. QUESTIONS It ANSWERS TorDln llvdrate Would It be nil right to take two fivegmfn tablets of terpln hydrate dally fur six weeks? 1 hove obtained extraordinary relief from hacking oukii by taking three grams tnree ,iimc tf uay. Ill vujnuiun, iiui iinvu just fr-tund I can get It in bottles or 100 tlve-grain tablets. (K.K.S.) Answer 1 do not advise It. 1 sug gest only doses of two or three grains, two or three times dally, for two or three wcoks, not longer. It may ba taken In capsule or tablet or In a pleasant tasting liquid elixir of terpln hydrate (two grains In the tea spoonful) but be sure NOT to take an elixir thai contains a narcotic blonp with the terpln hydrate. The remedy gives the greatest satisfaction In chronic winter cough where there IS difficult exucctoratlon or dryness end Irritation. Terpln hydrate Is made from turpentine. C'eft Palate Please give vour opinion as to the best time to perform the operation for the correction of cleft palate. Our baby 11 six weeks old and has cleft palate. (Mrs. C. F. M l Anhwer The earlier operation for clerf palate or for harelip or both Ithey usually occur tugethcr) Is dono the better the cosmetic and functional result vlll he. Best time for the oper ation Is as soon as the baby Is In good nutritional condition and gaining. Juice Legerdemain Considering purchase of machine that extracts the Juices of vegetables, as I holleve this would five my fam ily all ihe vitamins they need, which cannot be gotten from the fresh vege tablea nnd frulu otherwise. (Mrs. F.A.I Answer I assure you your family will get more vitamins If they eat the whole vegetable or fruit than they will tf they take only the Juice, no matter how It Is expressed or 'extract ed." (Copyright 1049, John F. Ollle Co.) 0:00 p m News MBS Adventures ot Toopei NBC Ellen Queen CBS Amerlru't Town Meeting of the Air ABC II 19 p m Rex Mlllci MUS 131 ( in Noah Webster Save NBC News BN . lu OH p m News Reporter, NUC News ABC. P-ultirn lewis MBC 10 19 p m Charlie Chan ABC. 10.30 p m Fenneniuns Nltt Club ABC Sweetheart Swlnntime. NBC' Orchestra. CBS News. MBS. 1 1 .00 D m Newt AHC Crop Limitation Hinted Next Year Washington, Sept. 26 (U.R) Despite worldwide shortages of food at present Secretary of Ag riculture Clinton P. Anderson is thinking today In terms of limit ing American food production next year to avoid surpluses that might drastically reduce farm prices. Anderson made his views known last night at a conference with American Farm Bureau Federation officials. Stating that it might be neces sary to reduce acreage goals on some 1040 crops to avoid sur pluses, he proposed that crop and livestock goals be set so that they equal the demand from all sources. Golfers Check In For Portland Meet Portland, Ore., Sept. 26 U.R) Showers failed to discourage Ihe nation's leading golfers toduy ns they checked in for Ihe $14,333 Portland open beginning Thurs day. A late entry was Bob Hamil ton, PGA golf champion of 19,43. Early arrivals were Byron Nelson, winner of last week's rainy Spokane tournament. Har old (Jug) McSpadcn, Sam Snead, Ben Hogan, Jiinmie Hincs, .Vic Gheizi, Sgt. Jim Ferrler, Leon ard Oodson and PGA Secretary Fred Corcoran. PARTS and SERVICE (nf all makes ol VVAMIKKS and KKFKIUKKA Kills YOUNGER S APPLIANCE SERVICE CO. 31 N Bartlett Phone 2419 .1R SALE ONE Caterpillar 50 DIESEL TRACTOR and Bulldozer Located 17 Miles North ol Medlord on Crater Laic Highway Gulf Red Cedar Co., Inc. Box 308 Stockton, California Detroit, Sept. 26 (U.R) The Detroit Tigers, who were inept mudders in a vital game at Washington last week, faced the necessity of playing a double header on a sloppy diamond to day. They have to win both against the Cleveland Indian; to clinch the pennant. The Tiger management indi cated everything possible would be done to put the playing field into condition even if rains con tinue through the morning. The sentiment was that they want to win the pennant on the play ing field and not "sitting it out" which is what will happen if the games are postponed. Detroit has two open dates on Thursday and Friday before go ing to St. Louis to finish with the Browns, but Cleveland has a two-day engagement with the Missourians before the Tigers move in. And the games are necessary since Cleveland still has a mathematical chance to break Into the first division ahead of New York, while St. Louis needs to win to protect us tnira place position. In the only American league game played yesterday, the Browns topped the White Sox at (Jlucago, 5 to 1 on Al Holiings worth's steady eight-hit pitching. ROBINSON IN SCRAP Chicago, Sept. 26 (U.R) Hay (Sugar) Robinson, the nation s No. 1 welterweleht nnH fjb Lamotta, currently ranked box ings top middleweight, meet tonight for the fifth and prob ably last time in n 12-rnnnH hnni at Comiskey Park, the home of me YYime oox on the South side. Foots Creek Foots Creek. Rr-nf 9s m and Mrs. Elvin Mills and son of waisport, Ore., moved last week to the Cimfil property which they recently bought. Mrs Ruth Hope and Miss Jill Martl.'i of Medford spent even ing of Sept. 12 with Mrs Hope's grandnarents. Mr snH Me . George Lance. They were ac- comoanica Dy Mrs Mary Helms of Medford, who remained until Sept. 17 for a visit at the homes of her brothers, George and Marlon Lance. Friends of Rill CnrH nor aro sorry to henr he is confined to a Mccirord hospital from an in Jury he recently received. Vance WolHamott ed by George Lance, made a irip mrougn the Applegate val ley Sent. 18 and enrnntn hnmp called on Mr. and Mrs. Joe Woodcock of Murphy who for merly resided here. Pic Anna Lee Kile of the Ma- ' Body and Fender REPAIRS, PARTING Gat Our Estimates! We Guarantea to Please. BURBANK'S BODY SHOP 248 N. Riverside S. M. WADE Commercial and Domestic 1 Refrigerator! Repaired S302 Phone 4104 IMMEDIATE DELIVERY from Portland stock without priority Limited Number 40 to 120 Horsepower Continental 'Red Seal' Gasoline Power Units Complete with Twin Disc Clutch and Power Take-Off Contractors Equipment Corporation 1215 S. E. Grand Ave. VErmont 4131 Portland 14 SUBURBAN HEIGHTS HI ml -fei Wrl H WIFE Hunt OH VIM" TRfp KRltV itOHcHl rf vi'ould 6 ntAiwrf 10 eat hi stfh our on tit porch , 601 IN tJlK4 HiMJElr IrifWSH IMf 5CRtW rVC HE CWHT Mrf SWFaitR ON n SCREfd POOR HOOKi ViD W11H BOW HArTO THIL. AND UNABLE 10 BM) C.TR 16 iff 1MK WmJ, W SHOCT FUlrrtlXlV fOR SOME hTHBCR 10 COME TREE HtM tlM rlne corps, stationed at El Cen tra, Calif., is spending her fur lough with her-parents, Mr. and Mrs. Lee Kile. She visited friends here Sept. 21. Mm Ben Everest of Elkhart, Indiana, came last week to spend a month at the home of her brothers Walter and Lee Kile. She was accompanied by her daughter-in-law, Mrs. Hol lard Everest, and daughter, Kathryn and son Walter, who have rented a cottage at the Shell Auto Court near Rogue River and will remain there for several months for the benefit of he.- daughter's health. Mr. and Mrs. H. R. Bennett announce the marriage of their daughter Mary, formerly of Kel so, Wash., and now a WAC cor poral to SSgt. John W. Drapp of Columbus Ohio. The wed ding look place August 10 at Boca Raton, Florida, Mr. and Mrs. Vance Wol- gamott had as guests several days last week his sister and husband, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Reynolds of Berkeley, Calif, and sister Mrs. Elizabeth Talbott of Portland Sept. 16, their sister and husband. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Erskine of Medford, en tertained at a family dinner for Mr. nnd Mrs. Vance Wolgamott, Mrs. Talbott. Mr. and Mrs. Bill Wolgamott, and Miss Olive Ers kine. DIRECT AIR ROUTE TO LOS ANGELES IS PLAN An alternate airline route to Los Angeles which will reduce the distance between Medford and the California metropolis will result as soon as United Air Lines inaugurates service just authorized by the Civil Aero nautics Board on a direct line SJxty laugh-packed minutes of Songs, Music, Funl Presented by PALMOLIVE SOAP and COLGATE DENTAL CREAM Br CLUYA3 WILLIAMS kl I X Aiy M I ..,--.. ' nmmjxt Obu. bj LaiM ruiv Inluk Int iX' I v-v, BARNEY GOOGLE and SNUFFY SMITH ' " NE' 1 f WLL TrfOEFENOflNT I U,.. I OBJECT, XSBtafpJ "Til " N ffetL TAKE BEELW-BOB'S 5EflT f, V0RE HONOR 1 CRRVJE TO A nx 0N JURVJ BENCH UimuST rVM SNUFFS'S PftRTlflL rJY! Cfla BEEW-BUB j Zjn- t&LJZ BEELS-BUB TESTIFIES ? TO HISSE'F Z) Js M VQStf TO J-S H WE-UNS CRftUE TO KEEP SO-L I . JW OONTT HOLLER ' H 3 3fB fZ ?r .! Jss tsks teaLLkJ CI'?0 00 A th buz sawyer ' C .1. , '.I '.Zll.. ' ' " wu'Keoff iw mot SMO'JTIMfi! I T ouy, and ' . " f I'll mot stanb writ! m '; 7-8 P M IT X i vouuEvoui )Tf : . ( I'lL KlU wu ) . lefTl spurn me for another) wildcat. pTTf WHO IS SHE ? A'9 rnrnni , , , ,-' . , r rr WOMAN! STOP & -'V hrwTzsnr ' .'' KM ED MWiOTi:, ',!!! -V. -Mt' . between Sacramento and Los Ange.es. Under the new routing, ac cording to Max Heine, station manager here, passengers would fly directly to Sacramento, as at present, and then to Los An geles, as an alternate to the present routing of Seattle-Med-ford-San Francisco-Los Angeles. VETS RETURN TO JOBS Baton Rouge, La. (U.R) Ninety-one per cent of all former ROGUE RIVER LODGE Delicious Dinners Cocktail Lounge Dancing Open Kvery went except Mooilays Pbnne rrall H0i STRANGE AS IT SEEMS By ERNEST HIX .1 r V H4S T XWSSTFSC OP A CHOCX4T SOD T WOliD BS TELL STlVS STIADS. f?tfeffE,cASS Moms: eooyop riYEsvr LOtSKl! AN : W pif cg; BLONDIE J!y (cLfsS ( place like home-) (ymS. S" ABSOLLTTELV V . Wi II ppiipS lllsil KPlii fcfe L'lL ABNER CELEBRATION 11 thevre whoopin- II Ur JUZ) L ll WHEN THE SIGHT O' RIDlN'. HOWUIN' SS" , HORROR TO wijNa rrAtg P A- REM i. WEST J). i-S l FOR Fl 21 PmL 4i , THE NEBBS f ( WE RE AoU'RC "N MAMAS ELPiNG r VI rn' X WHAT ? ) PfPA- CfS. ( WELL ,WELL-PAV1NG) i ) ID UVE , . V" 7 fcllSN fMf SAiO U)S A LITTLE VISIT WHERE M 7- yX)D BE WADfV Pf-?- Pftfa A 7 '"LKO TAKE CARS .' Standard Oil employees whoi have received their discharges! from the armed forces have re turned to their jobs at the big refinery north of here. j Chalker's Motel & Lodge OFFICERS' CLUB Dine Dance Refreshments Chicken and Steak Dinners Must unique Plitt-e in So Ure CI.OKKI, MUNIIAV8 Thursdays pnvaie Parties only for reservations Ph Geld Hill In ZERO CLUB Out of bounds, civilians only Delicious chicken tnd steak dinners 7 00 p m to 3 00 a m except Sunday Phone day time S300: night 0101 Tg4KELE& &OOO MiES PXOM irdOOO . SPOT INDIUM ' IN rHt OLD DAY'S 1 death amd US TRAINMEN!' DO YOU COMMENDED PARTS for more EFFICIENT and SAFER performance. ROGUE RIVER CHEVROLET j., jajiamii.iii ji Crossword Puzzle ACROSS 1Infani fr Groan The Heart 13 Greet seaport 13 Can&J to New Vorir 14 Commotion ifr Grind the teeth 17 Flexible 19 Burn ai Year Before twenty 23 Gud islang) -14 Horse 11 Railroad t&bbr.) it Hebrew measure to Woman'5 title You and I H Lieutenant 38 Filipino tribesmen 18 Touchdown (abbr.i 99 Girt' narat 42 Midday 43 That man 44 German river 4H Lyric poem 47 Ontneo 80 Ondertarint 52 Wandering 65 Quid .oolti & Everything 69 Allow temporary use 01 81 God ol war 62 Egyptian god 63 Margin 64 Ue typewriter ' T 7 3 if I 'O I , rj 57 R ' ' ir r jss -4 think P from o.p;av" COUSIN RUOVX Sbxr-RiSE,) BitA TA YOU ' J . IPS KNOW? OLDER cars re quire MORE parts. Inferior parts can be dangerous.. We use FACTORY RE- ANSWER TO PREVIOUS PUZZLB DOWN 1 Ask alms a Girl's name 8 Braggea 4 Being, in abt; 5 Pronoun 6 Mineral tartli 7 Trouble 8 Precise 9 Serve food 10 Norse god 11 Fabulous bird . 16 Poor actor 18 Lecture 30 Sheep 22 Horned animal 23 Among 25 Qulca 26 Man's nlcknamt 29 Repurchase 11 Part of "to be" 33 Forest 33 Anglo-Saion serf 36 Tim 37 High Test 40 Basle languagt 41 Place 43 Mends 45 Strike 47 Seize 48 Part tn play 49 African river 31 Chair 53 Bow bead 64 Joke 66 Vigor 57 Compas point 60 Negative (abbr.i cjRi i sp FsTwTaItTsI ' JSjCOiTlr-TTMpJ p!iit HHTmmira gjNjuyp. d j fejtO