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Newspaper Page TextAtoarfaAaa SIX MEDFORD MAIL-TRIBUNE Your Health and It's Care Bf OH. WILLIAM BRADY M.D. Readori should eddreu inquiries toi Dr William Brady. 263 CI Caintno BeTerly Hilii Calif. UNJUSTIFIABLE MAJOR OPERATION Surgical removal of tonsils with guillotine and snare or des- so-caliea enuclea tion" is seri ous, major operation 1 n volving such grave risks to the child's life that In my opinion it is rarely Justifi able. If there Is reason to be lieve or fear the tonsil is Dr. Brady the seat of malignancy (cancer develop ment), then this radical opera tion is indeed imperative Imme diately. If the child's breathing is ob structed enough to retard or im pair development and growth of to make the child constantly restless . in the struggle for breath nights, then an operation should be done, but not tonsil lectomy, if you ask me. I'd have no such atrocity Inflicted on my child in such circumstance. In stead I'd have the tonsils "clip ped" a considerable portion sliced off with the gadget called the tonslllotome as soon as the child is under ether the ring of the gadget is placed around the tonsil and phttl a portion is sliced off; then in Jlgg time a portion is sliced off the opposite side. That's all. And that is enough. I say it Is atrocious to subject the child to any greater risk Just because the doctor is confused in his mind as to the purpose of treatment. Believe it or not, the conception on which some physicians and throat specialists base the prac tlce of "getting every bit of ton- sill" is that tonsil tissue In itself Is harmful or dangerous to have Jn the throat. If this Isn't an absurd medical fallacy I'll eat my words, and I'll do It right here in public. It is a familiar trick of many puff ling little all around "specialist" (eye, ear, nose, NOTICE TO CREDITORS Notice is hereby given that I have been appointed by the County Court of Jackson County, Oregon, Executrix of the Will of Henry Leland Van Dermnrk, de ceased, and have qualified. All persons having claims against said estate are hereby notified to present them, with proper vouctv era, and duly verified, to me at the office of Harry u. SKyrmnn, attorney for said estate, at room 409 Medford Center Building, in Medford, Oregon, within six months from the date of this notice. Dated and first published December 3rd, 1948. HAZEL L. VAN DERMARK, Executrix. Harry C. Skyrman, attorney for Executrix. ' Guardian's Notice of Sale NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the undersigned gunrdiitn of the Estate of Cora M. Amann, an insane person, under and In pursuance of an Order of the County Court for Josephine County, Oregon, made and ent ered of record on the 7th day of December, 1945, in the Journal of said Court, will on the 8th day of January, 1946, beginning at 10:00 o'clock in the forenoon of said day In the office of Gus Newbury in the U. S. National Bunk Building, Medford, Oregon, sell (and thereafter, if not sold at said time) at private sale (or cash any and all of Lots 1, 3, 6, 7 and 8 In Block 4 and Lots 4 and S in Block 8 of Kendall Ad. ditlon to the city of Medford Oregon, subject to the approval of such sale by the said County Court. Dated: December 10, 194S, EUGENE AMANN, Guardian of the Estate of Cora M. Amann, an insane person. GUS NEWBURY. Attorney for Guardian. MMBCr S tr-wr w-w Ln .js lvju rni SAFELY AYDS WAY Car tllmmtrwlthoat exercfit Eal starcliaa, potato, fravv, JuH cut down. AYDS plan if aala. aenaibla, saai.r. No raer da. No druis. No laiativaa. Nu raa raa urn a of morn tha at la p,,Mna loalna to 19 lt,. a., aa In a hm ,Hki lnclia..-.l ,r.l...t,hAMl. I'La vouduitMl l, maUkalowtoia. D.IlrtA.la AVIU k.. L ml doll, tha apprtHa. Vat ou fat altamma. unarala. asartillal num.nta In Ayla. Slait lb. Ami. ay u l ,iint now JO d.r ,u,,,jy of Arda. IS MONK HACK on th v.V, ArS wa U iroti don t ,t reaulla. fbona 4o WAINSCOTTS PHARMACY Main and Riverttde section or r'ta -- "- ai M jm Na I'tpti-Cola Company, Lmf Hand City, N. T. FtMchuved Bottleri Pepil Colt Bottling Co. of Medford Monday, Dee. 10, 1945 throat or what have you) to In spect the throat or a patient who has had diathermy (elec trocoagulation) treatment of en. largcd or infected tonsils and then sit back and flabbergast the patient with the vapid ob servation: "But, my friend, you still have your tonsils!" The death rate of tonslllcc tomy Is high. The incidence of lung abcess as an aftermath is enough to warrant condemna tion of the operation except In rare cases (malignancy). That some physicians and surgeons still countenance and urge it upon parents as casually as one might advise vaccination or im munization against diphtheria, Is a commentary on the pre tensions of "medical science". It Is now nearly three decades since the focal infection prin ciple was introduced. It was and Is sound In theory and of real value when Intelligently ap plied, notwithstanding all the teeth and tonsils that were sac rificed In blind speculation on the off chance that removal of these perfectly normal organs mlgh possibly eradicate the hypothetical septic focus that was responsible for whatever ailed the victim. QUESTIONS ANSWKRS IMmplas My lS-year-old son 1. very un happy over his affliction pimpled on his face I believe you call It acne. He ha done everything peo ple have advised. (Mri. E. R. A.) Answer Send a itumood self ad dressed envelope and ask In writing for pamphlet on Blackheads and Pimples. carnone In your article "Beware of Car bolic Acid" you said you would not advise the use of cnrbolle for any thing. Yet you recommend calomlne lotion for I1" phenol (carbolic acid) solution for the relief of severe Itch ing in ivy poisoning. Why? (Miis T. M.) Answer t refuse to answer on the ground that It would tend to embar rass me. However, I still say I would never apply any strength of carbolic acid fphenol) to a wound or sore or cut or scratch, nor any snlve or solu tion containing It, and when t suffer ed the torture of Ivy poisoning I was grateful for the relief obtained from calamine lotion containing 1 phenol. (Copyrlght1045, John F. Dllle Co.) THE GRANGE Eagle Point Grange Eagle Point Grange's annual wild game dinner on December 4 was well attended. All were glad to have Master Oustcrhout present again. Lake Creek and Upper Rogue Granges are being Invited to the Installation of officers here Jan uary 2. It has been decided to put on third and fourth degree work at the last meeting of each month In 1946. To stimulate Interest In visit ing other Granges in 1048, prizes will be given the winners. Eagle Point Grange women won the following prizes In the Satin sugar canning contest: Mrs Ray Hamish, fifth In state and two firsts In county, $10 in war stamps and 100 pounds sugar; Mrs. Sam Coy, third prize, 75 pounds sugar; Mrs. Vern Mat thews, third on Jam, ZS pounds sugar. The sugar winners must give sugar stamps. a, ji.c.i.. win mpci an nay uc- ce:nber 19 with Mrs. Hubbcl. Pot luck dinner will be enjoyed. This meeting is a week earlier than usual. The quilt and other un finished work will be completed A plcasnnt time Is assured as this is the Christmas party and gifts will bo exchanged. Mrs. Carl Bccbo. is H.E.C, chairman for next year. Ne-.t Grange serving commit tee will be Mr. and Mrs. Art Kent and Mr. and Mrs. Ned Cuhial. Talent Grange At the last meeting of Talent Grange It was announced that H.E.C. will meet at the home of Mrs. Harris In Talent, with cov ered dish dinner at noon and a Christmas gift exchange. Program for the jventng in cluded games and contests, song by Ira Culver, an original poem by frank Maness, and a "white elephant" exchange. Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Bradley. who lost their home and belong ings in a recent fire, were re cipients of many fine gifts and donations from Grangers who held a shower for them. Next regular meeting of Grange Is to be a Christmas par ty for Grange members and their families. A gift exchange is to be a part of the evening's enter tainment. G. GrantJ Pass, Dec. 10 Grants Pass may get parking meters, but Grants Pass will not like them according to new commen taries by business men, mer chants, officials, and men along the streets. The city emerged as a "sma'l town" in local eyes as the new statements were given, but sev eral refused to be quoted as their opinions, they said, were too hot" to be published. That the merchants have only themselves to blame vas an opinion expressed in different quarters, and by merchants themselves. This grew from what was termed abuse of pres ent parking facilities as the mer- cnants kept their own cars parked along business streets. A greater need for safety de vices was pointed out. Rev. E. J. Aschenbrenner, pastor of the Newman Metho dist church, said: "The first con cern of our city government with regard to traffic shtuld be the item of safety, not another device for collecting revenue Parking meters will contribute nothing toward the greater safe ty of our people. Signal lights and better protection at railroad crossings should come first. "Let the people park wher ever there is room. When Sixth street Is full, they will pt-rk on a side street. Parking meters will result In increasing the speed and decreasing the safety of Sixth street traffic." On the Radio Chain STATIONS Chain affiliation and wbere they are on the dial HAi.fi (Mils) 1330, Portland KKX (AIIO I I 'JO Portland. KUO (AI1C) BIO San f-raniMsro, KU.V NHC) 620, Purtland, KJI. (AIlll 1000 Heallle. KIN X (C'liSl 1070. t.oi AriRtJlei, KOA (MIC) H50. Denver KOI.N (CHS. 910. Portland, KU.MO INHCI 950. Seattle, KI'O (NIICl 680. San Pranrlsro, KSL (CUS) 1160, Salt l ake city. Tim 6hwn la PST Mnnaav 5:00 p.m O K For Helense NBC. terrv and Hin tea ABC: Nwi. MliS Knox Manning CUS 6?ll u m Dick Tracv. ABC, Super man MUS Betty and Bob, NBC Dally Double, S:3u pm Viice of fires tone NBC. New. iUS. Jack Armatrong. AliC Cnptn.r Midnight MBS 5:4S p m News. CBS. lorn Mix VI US 6:00 p.m Memo to America, ABC. Hoogy cnrmlcnael NHL'. Rnrtlo .'hea ter CHS. Gahrle' Hentter MBS 6 30 pm Intnrmntmn Plenne NBC Spotlight Bands. MUS; Pacific Sere nude, ABC 7:0y pm screen Guild Piayera CBS. I'nntcnlVd Houi NBC: H.idin Auction Gallery MUS; Theater Guild ABC. 7:11 pm Lowell Thomai, MUS 7'1f) p m Di 1 Q. NBC; Thanks to the Yanks CUS Lonr Ranger MUS Re-Ui-ion USA ABC 8 00 pm Sipper Club NBC; Lum and Ahner ABC Mu-hael Shayne MBS J .ck Kirkwocl Show CUS 8 IS p m Jirk Smith Show CUS. Fleet vmc Law ton NUC. tledda Hop oer ABC 8 30 pm Caivacade Theater NBC: Music by Adlam. ABC: Joan Davis, BS 0:00 pm News MBS The Whistler CBS. (Vlepnore Hour NBC Id pm Rex Miller MBS 9 30 pm Vox Pop CBS: Green Horn!, ABC 04A pm Le Sims Pianist, NBC. 10 00 p m Pulton Lewis. NBC: Charlie Chan. ABC. PLEA & GUEST TONIGHT & Captain Harold Stassen SPECIAL REWARDi If any member or former member of the Armed Forces submits a question to "Information Tlense" in the next three Sponsored by your Friendly Mobilgas Dealer THE WORLD AT ITS WORST MiA05E W VWR HWW 1Ht1Kl-KlAM'5 VAiil ItfA OF TKtRTWW HMTAN HCl'fttO n Htv5 Btti'HIO KAN iWO fjrr-F '.'OV,' -A Ai & f V r 1 T tm tX, Y??fi.t-'W: VV H L-V) ?i W TLqvtr happens.'.'- j V ill tj&jji Si'.'. '" I3L ( SSweS )l L ffiSSS, I "WOTS E cw fSBStf MP VOt) MT VoliR NftlE HA.IlOrtfi Siit SPiHWb rja, 10'IP p m Sherlock Rotmee. UBS Songs by Marv Ann. NBC 10:4.1 p.m Sweetheart Bwlnruma NBC Orch. t.'BS 1 1 no p m News ABC; Orch., NBC: Serenade. CBS. rur.iii.AV 6:00 ) p.m Terry and Pirates, ABC; f'Jt Release NBC: News. MBS: O it Knox Kannlng CBS 5:15 o m Dick Tracy. ABC. Buper man, MBS: Here's Clen Again, NBC: Dally Double. 630 pm Da ts With Judy, NBC: lack Armstrong, ABC: News, CBS: Captain Mldnlcht MBS 5:45 p.m 4aymonr Swing, ABC: lorn Mia. MBS: News CBS. 6:00 pm inner Sanctum. CBS; Guy Lomoardo. ABC: Amos and Andy NBC. Gabnel Heattet MBS 6:13 pm Real Stones. MBS. 0:30 pm F'bber McUee and MoUy NBC; American Forum, MBS. 7:00 pm Bob Hope. NBC-, The Ford Show. CBS. Concert Orch.. ABC 7:13 pm Overseas Report. MBS 7:30 p. m. Red Skelton, NBC; Con gress speaks, CBS; Orchestra, ABC. 8:00 cm bupper Club NBC. L.URI i.nd Ahner, ABC: Jack Kirkwood Show. CBS. 8:15 Dm reetwood Lawton. NBC: jack smun snow, cub; Kenny Baker. 0:30 D.m. Johnny Presents. NBC: fheatet of Romance. CBS; Allan Vouna Show. ABC: The falcon MBS 9 00 pm B? Town. CBS: Glen Hardy News MBS. Uark Ventura. ABC: Atlantic Spotlight, NBC. 0:13 pm News. MBS. B 30 pm H-.llywood Theater. NBC: Murdel Will ut ABC. I0:uc pm Nrws NBC; Charlie Chan AuC: rultoti lewia. aitss. 10 , 5 p.m Iceland stow ABC: His Honoi the Barbel NBC. 103M pm Edwin C Hill. CBS: Kenncmun'a Nlte Clue. ABC; Sweet-nea.-t Swtng-tlme NBC 11:0 p m Taika CBS News. NBC. Central Point Central Point, Dec. 10 Mr. and Mrs. Glen Downing left last week for a visit in Portland. Golden Link Bible school class of the Church of Christ will have a covered dish luncheon at the home of Mrs. Dora Jones, December 14. Mrs. Victor Bursell left Fri day for a few days visit with relatives in Eugene. "Miss Anna Dale Coleman and Pvt. Alton Bohmannon were married in San Luis Obispo, Calif., December 1. They will make their home In California for the present. Clarence Earl of the Thrift Market is Improving in health, but will be unable to work for some time. Miss Nell Zimmers, of Van couver, and Lome A. Webster were united In marriage Nov. 20 at Vancouver, B. C. Mr. and Mrs. CHICKEN and STEAK DINNERS KING S CAFE Owned by OTTO and WAVE KING Highway 99 at Talent Come Out and See the Bean ROGUE RIVER LODGE Delicious Dinner! Cocktail Lout.ge Dancing Opan ever, NlRhl except Tuesdays Phnne frail 1404 Chalker'i Motel & Lodge OFFICERS' CLUB Dine Dance Refreshment! Chicken and Steak Dinner! Mnst Uniqus Place in Ho ore CMISKI) MIINIIAV8 Tnnrsdnvs Prlvai. Parlies only Far lleservallnns Ph Gold Hill 74 ZERO C UB Out of boundi, civilians only Oelicious chicken and steak dinner! 7:00 p m. to 3:00 a. m. except Sunday. Phone day time S300t night 8101 77 KMED Tonight 6:30 P.S.T. D.S.N.R. months, and that question is used, he will receive a $50 Victory Bond instead of the usual ?10 in Victory Stamps. nODUCCO 8T DAN QOlEKPAUt By CLUYAS WILLIAMS HfRRViHC YOU TIME. M?U ARRIVE kXIrtc EAW.AjiO IT l 08.10W, TOOM THE K kv TviCvj ilslnro Wu t..f? Webster left for a wedding trip to Vancouver Island, after which they will be at home at 411 E. 12th street in Medford. Dale Kilburn enlisted In the navy recently and has gone to DANCE TONIGHT DON SIGLOW BAND Returning by popular request with our favorite singer Larry rifle STRANGE AS IT SEEMS By ERNEST MIX Du&HSTME PAST S Eg, A Jl y r-rr-- Has hot ftccePTco J hw?,-1 I f H u 7,11 24 Vw coMPHSfrro A wf Vr )jy 5 7750 777 1 ' hS!2! mg&rNk 1 M FT" r"Fi H'7 iLi " w I BARNEY GOOGLE and SNUFFY SMITH ' ' ' ""uJURP. TOrruTaTuis DOWN FER TimE 'lUUtl M BSL OVV C0UJFURE 5 Jlij rn l . BUZ SAWYER f I DO. SHE JU6T I I THAT'S A LOT OF SEAWEEQ I I f By THE 'WAV, MOM, I I (AH, HA OLD ROMEO IS SUPPING. ADOESNT KNOW I'M SAWVER. SHE KNOWS HAS THERE BEEN k me CHLW? r-- SULTRVS IN NEW SHERE. WU'RE IN AMERICA. 4 LETTER OR CABLEGRAM TX- VORK? THEN WHV HASNT) fkir- nfiVuc !7!L., A. FOR ME FROM THE O- A SHE CALLED VOU UP I J 6 J f M JfJ NJfiOUTH PACIFjCf 4 THOUfiHT VOU RATFD J (L. VT SHE WAS COMING f HA, . i' .rrr : V.' V . mUUbHT YUU KATEUI HA, AND - ' . , 7 WHAT feT ?T l I rt J5i NAV-NAV.y OKAV, I'LL . " ARE VOU I Ai&Zk i & (Ts 4f-vk bet io she ; sure? , ntv ff&$pi BLOND1E ' 1 I illliP I've GOT THE 1 1 I I I 1 1 .iiilWIwi iwmi: siJ'(electrc washer f nmLipaoassy-acsiq--- elJ V ) ' it snatched). I THKW THIS . S J7 ( MY BATHROBE,) i 5 L'lL ABNEH SGLAO JD ANYTHING 1-Jf6 L-J1JZZJ .?iiT9.KT!T rWSirrj'O V.( 77 Z . ' I.JV j IK YORE EYES AT HIM -AN' San Diego for preliminary train-; Ing. I Frank Grenbemmer returned from the hospital Monday. He underwent an operation last . week. Take-It-Easy Lodge Famous for Steak and Chicken Dinners Phona 24 F-2 Grants Pass Mac and Anna Closed Fridays iwxi ri.-a vv ,5 DO YOU. ROGUE RIVER CHEVROLET Crossword Puzzle ACROSS 39 Railway sbbr.) 30 Type of auto 32 For example (abbr.i 34 Walk pompously 39 Province Id Uaij 38 Girl's name 40 Fabulous see, creature 43 Transporters 44 Wander Idly 45 Elevated railway 43 Move 47 Prefix: two 48 Job GIs hate 48 Old European coin SI Sea bird 83 Rises up 64 Trample J Marine trovth Sudden convulsion 11 Cisiro to be true 13 Orerk goddess 14 Geometric rstio I A continent (sbbr.l 16 Noted British prime minuter IT-Yes iSp.i 1 Ooddeas of heirth 31 Doctors as Plans 25 Heraldic bearings 3ft Boss 37 DevU KNOW? the real reason for all the delay in hew car and truck pro duction! DO YOU want this sort of thing now? ANSWER TO PREVIOUS FtZZLI Ma;dAv! 5u4iiylL EjSTATE j'ffi5!MTgi"5 L E G ulMiE EAIG!UE?T DOWN I Customer 3 Chemical auflli 3 Paused 4 Another time 5 The iFr.i ft Cooking stick 7 Former Dutch landowners 8 Alternate 8 South latitude tnbbr.i 10 Conquer 11 Small Insect 13 Effeminate boy 19 Astound 20- Viper 23 - Albert t 24 Small herb 28 Mother L. 30 Snoring 31 Thick plats 32 Ant 33 Prison keeper 34 Nap in Spain 33 Ammonia, molecule 38 Cheated 37 Clever 39 Revised version fnbbr.l 41 Device for seeing In dark 43 Transgressions 60 Compass point 61 Great fabbr.) 52 Symbol (oa sodJum (A . .. '