Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, December 27, 1945, Image 6

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Newspaper Page TextiT itikia s'sih'arisaajraatMMii SIX MEDFORD MAIL THIBUNE Your Health and It's Care Br DR. WILLIAM BRADY M.D. Raadtr ibould iddran Inquiries loi Or Wtlllm Brady. . 265 El Csmlno BrlT Hiiii Cilit WATCH YOUR CHIN NEVER MIND YOUR CHEST One handsome youth In a group of two dozen young men undergoing physical examina tion for a cov eted position Impressed the exa mining physician b y exhibit in g a chest expan sion of fully five Inches. All the other youths (still in their 'teens or a year or two older) had Just ordinary chest Brady expansion two to three Inches, perhaps. Not that It matters a little bit whether one can ex pand one's chest scarcely 1V4 or 2 Inches or all of three, four or five inches. This exceptional young man explained that he had been following, I forget whose mail-order "course" for development of superb man hood or something of the sort for several years. The boy's pride of achievement was al most pathetic really so, as It turned out. As though uncon rinnlv he contrived to pose several times during the inter-! view In the superb manhood pose so effectively employed by Moose Musclebound. The youth said he had gone as far as soph omore year In high school but had left school then, for some obscure reason. This one handsome young man with the abnormal chest expansion flunked because he had Incipient pulmonary tuber culosis. All the other young men with Just ordlnnry chest expansion passed the examina tion. Moral: Chestlness outside of the comic strip doesn't mean a thing. I hope no young reader will Infer from this that he or she should pay no attention to post ture or that It is all right to cul tivate a slump or slouch when sitting, standing or walking. The suggestion Is rather that for On the Radio Chain TATION Chain affiliation and srhara Ida; are on the dial KALI! (MIIHI IJlOi Portland RKX (Alio 1190 Portland; KUU AIIC) 810. San franrltco: HOW (NIICl ,20, Portland, KJR tAIILl I00U Seattle, KNX (CUSI IUI0. I.ol Anurias, KOA (Nlll.'l 850, llenver KOIN (CHSI 070. Portland, HOMO (NUCI 650. Seattle, KPO INHCI B0, San rranclsroi HSU (CUSI 1180, Salt Lake City. Time shown If PIT THURSDAY 0:00 p. m. Sam llayea and tha News. MBS: O. K. Kor Release. NBC: Terry nit the Pirates, AUC: TBA. CBS. 9:19 p. m. Dick Tracy, AUC; When Evening Comes, NBC. 9:30 p. m. Jack Armstrong, ABC: Captain Midnight. MBS; News. NBC. 9:49 p. m. Tom Mix. ABC; Elmer Pet anon, NUC: Night Newi Wire, MBS; Raymond Swing, ABC. 8 00 p. m. Music Hall. MIC; Andre Koatelaneti, CBS; Gahrlel Heatter, MBS: The Real Story, ABC. 0:30 p. m. Bob Burns. NBC: Hnhhy Lobhy, CBS: Starlight Serenade, MBS: Detect and Collect, ABC. 7:00 p. m. Abhnlt and Costello, NBC; Pirst Line. CBS; Curtain Time. ABC; Music, MBS. 7:30 p. m. Fantasy in Melody, ABC; Red Ryder, MBS; Rudy Valae, NBC: Powder Box Theater, ens. I B OO p. m. Supper Club, NBC: Man Named Jordan, CBS; Bulldog Drum tiionri, MBS; Lum and Abner, AUC. B:1S p. m. Fleetwood Lawton, NBC: Earl Godwin, ABC; Jack Smith, CBS. B:30 p. m. Burns and Allen. NBC: Miilsle, CBS; America's Town Meeting of the Air, ABC; Rogue'a Gallery, MBS. 8 00 p. m. Newa, MBS; Dinah Shore. NBC; F.llery Queen, CBS; America's Town Meeting of the Air, ABC. H I) p. m. News. MBS. 11:30 p. m. Noah Webster Saya, NBC: News, ABC. 10:00 p. m. Newi Flashes, NBC: News, ABC; San Franclico Opera, MBS. 111:19 p. m. Charlie Chan. ABC. 10:30 p. m. Fenneman's Nile Club. ABC: Sweetheart Swlnitttmf, NBC; Orchestra. CBS: News. MBS. 11:00 p. m. Newa, ABC. FRIDAY 9:00 p. m. Terry and Pirates, ABC; O. K. For Release. NBC; News. MMS. 9:1.1 p. m. Dick Tracy, ABC: Super man. MBS; Betty and Boh. NBC. 9:30 p. m. Jack Armstrong. ADC; News. CBS; Capt. Midnight. MBS. 9 49 p. m. Flmer Peterson commen. lary, NBC: Raymond Swing, AUC; Tom Mix, MBS: News, CBS. 800 p. m. Famous Jury Trials. ABC: Gabriel Heatter, MBS; People Are Funny, NBC. 8:19 p. m. Krai Life Stories, MBS jMl 30 p. m Walt- Time. NBC; Those Websters. CBS; The Sheriff. ABC, Spotlight Bands. MBS. 7 00 p. m. Mystery Theater. NBC; Sporta Cavalcade. ABC: Durante and Moore Show, CBS. Thta Land of Ours. MBS. 7:30 p. m. F-asy Listening, CnS; Lone Ranger. MBS: BUI Stem. NBC. I LvMi l-M ' Funn'er and faster ifian ever Pa Dr. Thunday, De. 27. 1943 eood Dosture. good looks and good health you should watch th rh n and never mind me hpr. A fundamental principle of posture is that at all times, whenever the thought of pos ture occurs to vou. you snouia keep your chin in, not up. That Is. keen t tucked Inside or an lmnclnarv hii!h collar. In other words hold vour head as though you were carrying a basket of bananas or a sack of coal Dai-unr-ert on vour head. You will find If you try It that you can keep such a weight Balanced on top of your head much more easily if you keep your chin In and the crown of your head, rather than the forehead high, in fact anvone can walk a tight rope or do a dance or skate or play golf or tennis or pucn or bat a baseball or paint a dog kennel or shoot an arrow or knit a sweater or. read an an nouncement or sing a song bet ter If he or she keeps the chin In and the crown high. As you pursue the study of posture you will learn that good nnctnrA la ii lnnr factor of good looks and Indeed that it is pre cisely the cultivation of or ne glect of posture that explains ,i,Viv hl Individual somehow seems good looking even If he or she has no better features, form, complexion, etc., than that Individual. QUESTIONS & ANSWERS Immunization for llaby I am raising- a new baliy at our home by "the Drndy Baby Hook and If I do any io, he ! the picture of henlth. My question now tl do not find It annwercd In the book) Is what immunization should she hnve In her first year? IMrl. G. W. HI Answer Every infant should be vaccinated aKninst amall pox when three months old and immunized aenlnst diphtheria when two or three -1-1 t m rrmm litifnrM tntt1 child is old nnuRh to attend nuriery Hchool or klndcrKfirten or before the child bPRlna to play with other chil dren. Leave nil other ImmuntzmK Ira.imenll In the tUflKmeiU Of 116 attending physician. Copy of "Pre paring lor mniernny iiinncu queitt if you inclose stamped aelf ad dressed envelope and ten cents. In-1 close ndtltilonnl ten cents for copy of I 'The Brady Biiby Book". I (Copyright 1043, John F. Dllle Co.) Johnnie Russell, ABC. 8:00 p. m. Man Named Jordan, CBS: Supper Club, NBC; Blind Date. ABC: B.13 p. m. Fleetwood Lawton, NBC; Jack Smith Show, CBS. 8:30 p. m. Thla Is Your I. B. I., ABC; Ilcrcule l'olrot, MBS. BOO p. m. Night Editor, NBC; Roundup Time, ABC; Newa, MBS; Aldrlch Family. CBS. u:to p. m. ivnie ouiitu nuun Golden Harmonies, AUC; Three Bona 0:49 p. m! Hurry James Orch., MBS 10:00 p. in. f ullon Lewia jr., mua News. NBC. 10:30 p. m. Orchestra, NBC; Orchea. tra. CBS. 11:00 p. m. Orcheatra, NBC; Sun set Serenade, CBS. Court House News Marriage)! Lawrence William Messal and Blanche E. Powers. William Bnyarcl Breeden and ErniB Jean McCay. Robert Earl McCorkle and Doris Cecilia Prince. Raymond L. Proctor and Ber- nadlne Frances Wegmann. Earl Wilbur Yaryan and Lois Gladyg Yaryan. Dnle Marlon Sims and Alice Luclle Branch. William Lyle VanScoy and Johnnie Fleet Smith. Ernest Dnle Stratum and Marion Kathleen Hnmbly. Charles William Lovcll and Norma Jean Robertson. Clarence Reuben Peebles and Georgia Muncrief Anderson. Everett Eugene Baugh and Mable Borland. Herbert Snlva McKinney and Emma Christina McKinney. John R. Specce and Helen M. Hughes. George Washington Golden bee and Lei a Pearl Hendrlckson. Howard Martin Spalding and Hazel Elaine Smith. GtU Hoyle Marlin and Cleo Lee Mason. John Francis Selvey and Hat- tlo M. Taylor. James D. Rock and Martina Virginia Hinrlchson. If a visitor from Mara had time to study only one animal on earth, the earthworm would be his first choice, for rientlt believe it to be the nearest to the theoretical "average inl- mal." -and every -wsaX, "Thursday 7 P. H. PLEAS ARE URGED Salem, Ore., Dec. 27 U.R) Oregon cities in need of housing for veterans were today advised by Governor Earl Snell to file their applications for surplus federal housing units immediate ly with Jesse Epstein, regional director for FPHA, at Seattle, Under the terms of an act passed by congress last week the governor explained, surplus federal housing units will be dismantled and transported to congested areas for use by war veterans and their families Cities requesting their units must provide the sites for their erection. Livestock Portland, Ore., Dec. 87 (UP.) uvcsiock: Cattle 230. calves 89. Active, steady; food steers scarce, common grades $12.00: common-medium heif ers I0 00-13 30; odd heads to $13 00; canner-cutter cows fl.S0-8.S0; fat dairy type cows to 110.50; good beef cows upward to $14.00; bulls scarce; common-good calves 810.00-13 30; good-choice vealers salable $14.00- 13.00. Hogs 100. Active, steady. 180-260 lb. butchers S1S.80: 147 lb. 15.50: good sows 1 4 00-14.50; good-choice feeder pigs quotable SI4.50-15.30. Sheep 400, No early sales. One large lot good-choice fed lambs held stronger at above 814.25; asking) up to 85.00 for good, ewes. South San Francisco, Dee. 27 (UP.) Livestock: Cattle 150. Mostly she-stock. Gen- erally steady. Medium to good steers and neiiers absent. Hair car good range cows 91300; few loads common $0 50-10.50: sprlnkllnr cutters S7 75- 8.25; few canners 90 50-7.25; common io good sausage hulls quoted 91000 12 00. Calves: salable nonelnomlnal. Hoes 100. Steady. Around 25 head food 210 lb. bnrrows and gilts 915 80; odd good sows 915.05. Sheep Boo. Undertone steady. Choice lambs quoted $14.00-14 50; medium 913.00-13 50; common to good ewes quoted 91.50-0.90. Chlcaffo. Dec. 27 (II P fWFAl Livestock: Hons: 6.000. Active, fullv steady: good and choice harrows and r1 Us 140 lbs. and up at 914 H5 the celling; good and choice sows at 914,10. Cattle: 0500. Caves: 800. Fed steers and yenrllngs strong. Instances 25 cents higher, most rrades at new high on crop, qunllly considered. Most fat steers 915 50 to $18.00; mix ed steers and heifprii t 1.1 Hon- tir sold relatively higher thnn heifers. duik latter 14.00 to 918.00. hneep: 3.000. Several onds aood and choice fed wooled western lambs hid IS cents higher but salesmen ask ing more advance with lambs held at $15.25. Portland Produce Portland, Deo. 37 (U-P.) Whole sale markets: Eggs, large, B7c; A large. 53c; A medium, SOc; small (pullet), 42c. Lettuce, Calif., 94.00-9.00 crata. Chicago Wheat Chicago, Deo. 37 (U.P.) Wheat Open High Low May 1I1IH4 HUM 1(10 '4 July. no', nn, 1 70 " Sept 1753i 17(U, 17JSJ Dec 174, 174"i 174, Close inula 17IH, 17814 174 ',, 8. F. DAIRY PRICES San Francisco, Dec. 27 U.R) Dairy market: Butter: 93 score 48V4, 92 score 48, 90 score 4734. .XlMls IS w,thO Canada Dry Watr I, antlraly dlfT.r.nt from ordinary club aodaa. Original "Pin-Point Carbonation" insures life, to tha last alp. And Canada Dry't eicluilva formula ponra up flavor. Ba mra-with Canada Dry Water. Three Convenient Slaea CANAD WATE GIFT WRAPPED UKkSSTlFWrcrCLXXTO WMSCVTWaETlSCHj. ru"MTVCJTTOCeMA0 neVMj CH5l$TM 6fr$ ce . LOCV IS RETRIEVES KIPON AND TRACK IMttN SCISSOR TIPTOE AV K-CVSV"! COwrs fCK TJ Kind AsCRriWWUNpm V,:UWCVH $Clf--CC dONt UXfPi?ELFlh'0 WVt-rcVNPtPSEKTif SIU Cheese: toafg 28.1, triplets 27.2. Eggs: Large grade A S5V4, medium grade A 50V4, small grade A 44'4, large grade B 4814. Wall Street New York, Dec. 27 (UK Active demand for liquor shares and merchandising issues featur ed an otherwise Irregularly low er stock market today. Trading was only moderately active. Buying in liquor shares was touched off by publication of the earnings statement of Schenley Distillers for the quarter ended Nov. 30, showing net up 123 per cent over a year ago. Preliminary closing Dow- Jones stock averages: Industrial 192.31, off 0.45; Rails 62.86, off 0.81; Utilities 38.06, off 0.34; 65 Stocks 71.90, off 0.44. Sales totaled 1,260,000 shares compared with 1,410,000 yester day. Today'! closing prices on se lected stocks: American Tel & Tel 189 Anaconda 44 Chrysler 135V4 Curtiss Wright 8 General Electric 46 General Motors 76V6 Montgomery Ward 72V4 Pcnn. R. R 42 Phillips Petroleum 58V4 J. C. Penney 149 Radio 17 Southern Pacific 58 Standard Oil of Cal 47 Texas Gulf Sulphur 48 Transamerlca 21 Vs United Aircrafta 34y4 U. S. Rubber Unquoted U. S. Steel 81 V4 NAVY WIVES ALLOWED JOURNEY TO HONOLULU San Diego, Cal., Dec. 27 (U.R) Twenty-four navy wives were on their way to join their officer husbands at Pearl Harbor today, benefiting by recent navy regu lations permitting the trip. They left San Diego last night aboard the Hawaiian-bound USS Hendry, navy transport, the navy announced. MACARTHUR ATTRACTION Tokyo, Dec. 27 (U.PJ It takes a dozen military police to straighten out the traffic Jam caused by big crowds that gather daily in front of Allied head quarters to watch Gen. MacAr- thur go to lunch, it was revealed today. CLOSED TEMPORARILY WATCH FOR RE-OPENING Take-It-Easy Lodge Jk Cala. to ,11 1 1 1 I y RY 8IG B0TTU 15' nasgteeKt Br GLUYAS WILLIAMS CWH WHO TtVK ALL THE f (WJ WHILE Ht WA Our M E IN FREIGHT RATES Washington, Dec. 27 (U.R) The Interstate Commerce com mission today postponed inde finitely the effective date of the new railroad freight rates pro vided in its unprecedented equa lization order of May 15. The new rates were sched uled to go into effect Jan. 1, after two previous postpone ments. They have now been on file with the ICC almost a month, in accordance with commission regulations. The proposed schedule provid ed a 10 per cent increase In so called' "class rates" for the northeastern section of the coun try and a 10 per cent drop everywhere else except the far west. Closing Mme ror Classified Ada S:30 e-m. Too Late to Claaalfy 12:13 p.m ZERO CLUB Out of bounds, civilians only Delicious chicken and steak dinners 7:00 p. m. to 3:00 a. m. except Sunday. Phone day time 5300) night 9101 STRANGE AS IT SEEMS By ERNEST HIX TUe 7HBE MOSTELLBH and rao ror&cLy BS.MD. hays yvcx:D togzther FOG FGOM THE HGULWQ BL&WESS, KEPQXHQ rXUCKS MD STEaMSHOVElS TOMNAQ HfJZ3 flftCMFT ffiCTOKY nOKK L'lL ABNER DO I TALK A 'LADY NOW DO I LOOK ONE THE NEBB3 BARNEY GOOGLE and SNUFFY SMITH " yr"j , 1 W ft B0NEV-F10E OlOHEV.?! ON TUftT UUAG -TONGUE J TBOOftOOUST TUJVN, SWORE" 1 rTf VftRWlNT Sfl0 TU' VJJftRTER VN SiTS GOT SOME uuf F L ' EfeS SO (TWRRCLE CRICK TARNED 0' (VW CURUN' 10 - "- BUZ SAWYER I If .ffiSSy HaJ ANL THERE THAT INSlPtDl if ?v,4r C B-0NDE HE THINGS 6 SO WONDERFUL. TjnJ7777 itfl p BUZ DARLING, I'M SO SORRY MAJOR k'S V I WONDER WHAT SHE'D DO IF I . W-fPW&. nCUr ? DARE INTERRUPTED OUR UTTLE VISIT -VjURNED TABOO LOOSE? J K VESTERDAV. THERE WAS 60 MUCH wlTT".' M : U V iTTC I WANTED TO SAV. COULDNT VOU $4 k F H ' I&3 Hfij tSf ,ffP?aH P COME OVER IN ABOUT MUOU - "7 "' "'1 LIKE W-VES.' M V?- VDU TALK 7k' LIKE ) LIKE A tf 11 "v i lwi.'-tuu i r , n-r.'Y-1N. LOOK UK r Y0ULL EAT WUATS TUsTX I f PRETTY CUTE OF THE KIDS I ! WHAT A MICE BtHK . (TUiSOa NOTHING- ( BEMO? OM.ITS 1 TO SEND ME A TOY-THAMKS, f SURPRISE 3U1 i W, AND MIUCIE Doctor I FROM TEDDY BaO-AND HERE'S SOME- J PM1SMED YOUR vERV. JrrAvayiVESCRA) V and truo IViWNsreR your trouble :J mnus rall arentO PTttn Qt(t ffitopTli 90W?V PACIFIC AIR FORCE UNDER ONE COMMAND Tokyo, Dec. 27 (U.R) Gen. Douglas MacArthur announced today the consolidation of five army air forces in the Pacific into a single command called PACUSA Pacific Air Command U. S. Army. The command Includes the Fifth, Seventh, Eighth, 13th and 20th air forces. The announcement said PA CUSA will provide air control for enforcement of Japanese surrender terms and also provide a striking force In the Pacific. WEATHER Northern California: Intermit tent rain today, tonight and Fri day, except mostly cloudy ex treme southern portion. Little temperature change. Fresh to occasionally strong southeast wind on the north coast and moderate to fresh southerly wind on the south coast. Santa Fe, N. M., founded in 1610, is called "The Ancient City." "CHALKERS" OFFICFRS' CLUB Dining, Dancing, Lounge Chicken Dinners Our Specialty Most Unique Place In So. Oregon CLOSED MONDAYS Thursdays Private Parties Only ror Reservations Ph. Gold Hill 474 TH2. CUIMYA HDIANS, gOiW0, HAYS AO TGEES OJZ PLPVTCtPE' WW HHCH 7& MAKE A AOC&E .... JTYEiV ruE EtHtrW S UHSWrRBLE. SXICKS ' rHEK CBuOt HOMES A?E MADE orsOD 1 ARE VDU QUITE 'PEOPLE' WON'T REALIZE THAT UNDERNEATH - I STILL FEEL LIKE A T 1 CUC (. .V- v 7 I SURE.'.' SKIING CONDITIONS POOR AT UNION'CREEK Skiing conditions at Union Creek are reported to be very poor, rain having fallen in the area for the past two days. Through the Rogue River Na tional Forest service it was learn ed this morning that the slushy snow which remained from the first snowfall is fast melting un der the heavy rain. ROUND UP BANDITS San Francisco, Dec. 27 (U.R) Melbourne radio, quoting a dis DO YOU SO FEW held up production for SO MANY.. . ROGUE RIVER CHEVROLET Crossword Puzzle AC K USS 1 Llnral 1 6eni or fabbr.) -front 12 uome oat 1J Volcanic giant lifted for polutilng IS Piani nerd lt-Klnd ol tropical gum 11 Printer! meafturcB IS Household god 19 -Permit 10 Answer iabbr.1 11 - Ruined plat form -Tha iPi.i 23 Smntl fl.th U Sperk of cloth 3ft Purvnag 28 UtJtain 30 Time ol Uilw 31 Swelling 32 Row coat 33 Negative 34 Southern fltat iabtr.1 JS-Adjoln 3ft Musical note (pi. J 37 Tops 39 - fiend 40- Hole It Sharply 43 -Go bv auto 45 Ha met 46 Persian god of light 47 Yearn la&br.t 48 Former baseball player 49 Tai I I T"4 5 o 17 18 I 9 lio In I! ii TF it n w tZii -rrU . v i: 11 -1 " 1 I Irl lH 11 1 1 aaaM. ifl rr , , M OTHER GIRLS WHO LOOK LIKF 1 AniC. Oil THF nilTCmc-flN FEEL LIKE SHE-WOLVES insist, r 1 Mrm-r y )THEM.r Vl -fS. I I patch from Singapore, said to. day the 25th British Indian divt. sion has started a roundup of bandits who have been "terror izing" civilians in western Malaya. Use Mail Tribune Want Ads. BLONDIE MISSING Due to failure of mat trices to arrive the Mail Tribune is unable to pub lish the comic strip "Blondie" for the current week. KNOW? we fought and won a war to PRE SERVE Democracy BUT never in the history of the United States have ANBWEH TO PBEVIUU8 PUZZLB sTrT? 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