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Newspaper Page TextSIX MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE Your H jalth and It's Care Bf OR. WILLIAM BHADY VU. Readers should address Inquiries loi Of William Brady. 266 F.I Camlae Bel Hlllf CalU. SWEET AND SOFT . at . A - T1 UaaL Ji.'a rotlnn tlOT X7lf OT According 10 u us 1111 a uuwftiuuo uo d " "Treatment of Diabetes" the from 10 to 15 per cent excess. th average Individual In the 7 unuea oiaies consumed wo nniinnll nf au- gar year in the years 1B3U to 1937. "" enrdins to Mc Collum'i book 'The Newer Knowledge of Nutrition" the per head con sump 1 1 o n o( miffar in the Dr. Brady United . States was 103 pounds a year in the years from 1930 to 1934. Ac cording to Sherman's book "Chemistry of Food and Nutri tion" the per capita consump tion of sugar per year in the United States was 109 pounds In the years from 1923 to 1927. How these authorities arrive at their estimates I don't know. Probably a considerable portion of the sugar sold is not consum ed as sugar by the people. But if you do not mind we'll settle for two pounds a week per per son remember, according to some estimates the per capita yearly consumption of sugar is now several pounds more than the 109 pounds Sherman esti mated. Two pounds of sugar a week is a lot of calories, that is, for parasite, a "brain" worker, a white collar workers, for any one who lives by his wits. A pound of sugar 'yields 1860 cal ories. So if you get your share you cram in 3720 calories each week in sugar, candy, syrup, cake, ice cream, sweetened fountain beverages items so l t ..n II vnn nr. not j - . at all hungry ana ao noi neea the nourishment in nourishment. le j l - ,-lr r..r! A man doing light work needs 4nnrt tn 2".nnn rnlnrlei a dav: a woman doing light work needs J80U to ZZUU calories a aay. ou that two pounds of ;ug. r amounts lo a surplus ut nuuui . LEGAL NOTICES NOTICE In the County Court of the State ..of Oregon, for Jackson County IN THE MATTER OF THE ESTATE OF MINNIE S. SIMS Deceased NOTICE Is hereby given that the undersigned, administrator in the above entitled matter, has filed herein his final report and account and that Saturday. Feb ruary 9, 1946. at 10 o'clock A. M. at the courthouse In the city of Medford, in said county, has been fixed by the above named court as the time and place for hearing injections to said final account and for the examination and allowance thereof. Dated: January 7, 1946. ANDREW HEARN. Administrator. NEFF & FROHNMAYER, Attorneys for Administrator. SUMMONS In the Clrcui Court of the State of Oregon for Jackson County. Ivan Lester Hale and Martha Pearl Hale, Plaintiffs, vs. Jessie Isaacson; WIUHm L. In gram and Mrs. William L. In gram, his wife; Edgar G. Whiteside and Dorothy White- aide, his wife: O. W, Rhoades and Mrs. G. W. Rhoades, his wife: G. W. Rhodes and Mrs. G. W. Rhodes, his wife: H. R. Rhoades and Mrs. H. R. Rhoades. his. wife: Paul Olsson. Jr., and Rose Olsson. Ms wife; Olaf Olsson and Clara Olsson, his wife: Jonas L. Olsson and Zella Olsson, his wife: Julia Mueller and August Mueller, her husband: Mary Merrell and Percy J. Merrcll, her husband: Botta Pankcy: Arthur West and Mrs. Arthur West, his wife; P. M. Leonard and Mrs. P. M. Leonard, his wife: each and all of the unknown heirs of: J. O. Isaacson, Mrs. F. W, Ingram. Paul Olsson, G. W. RhoBries, O. W. Rhodes, H. R. Rhoades. Arthur West, P, M. Leonard, and each and all of them; also all other persona or parties tin. known claiming any right, title, estate, lien or Interest in the real estate described In the complaint herein. Defendants. ,To each, every and all of the aoove named Defendants: IN THE NAME OF THE STATE OF OREGON, You and each of you are hereby required to appear and answer the com plaint filed against you in the above entitled suit on or before the last day of four weeks from the date of the first publication of this summons, and if you fall so to appear and answer said complaint, for want thereof, the NEW STOMACH UICR AID Relieves Stomach Acid Pain Victims fWt Buffer. Ot quirk rrM from nch drstrtw. bloat. tVlchirvf and Oiiiimj mm fti Co (iffH rrf. lutt tnkt 4 H'UhK'h TAIH KT tnd diawlvr tt nthtv m Uwmmnhai In .(. That new , uctrWul ny-rlmnr (or trtmrh ulcer Mn A L O M I M M MVOKOXlOli m u, twtiv turrrlrrt Pl'l-I.KH'S r,Mll rs U mxmni brioriotta rrtifl al lunwctt ilftt pain due to rtrra iKwtv Mcn at-rd It m terini uh othw liwTwlarnw n r liU.KR S rAHI.KTS that in hutmnv lo curb Mma acd nam mht aiflainr-d. im atnmtch (mint anrf aid thf natural diftaUvt pracatv. Not conatipBiing. Notalanuv. Don't wnrry--,! tw afraid to fat. hart ttk rt'l I t-.KS TAHl RIS. Try tht-m on nu, Mt INK Y HACK lil 'A K ANTKK.O rwroua trial atta 1 A. Kanamj War IL. Call or piranr W Monday Jan. 28. 194S i dare say If we could weigh all tne siaciter nusu, mc uu.Bw the suet, me Dusiies ana pu (hut the nennlfi of this country tote around, and divide the grand total By tne numDer 01 people, wed tma me per capuo overweight from iu 10 10 per Sugar of any kind Is easily and quickly assimilated and gives immediate energy. According to McLester's book, "Nutrition and Diet in Health and Disease", when a material Dart of the caloric Intake Is in the form of sugar, as Is so often lha fttma In A mffrtrn tnHnv the foods which carry vitamins tmd minerals musi oi necciBiiy uc omitted from the diet. This entails losses which may be hurtful. Or as I (Brady) should say, If you gulp down sugar in any form it quickly satisfies your hunger for the time being and you don't care much for nlnH anlnach. fruit, milk or other foods your body needs. Now don't get me wrong. I'm fnnrt nf rnnrlv and cookies and ice cream. I'm Just telling you. That s what you asuea me to do, isn't It? QUESTIONS ANSWERS Two Nervoui Wrecki Married thirty yeara. I do not smoke, but my huabnd la Inveterate amoker and It li making- a nervoua wreck of him hia body, clothea and breath Juat reek with nicotine. He haa constant itomach trouble . . . the worry of It ! mnklns a nervoua wreck of me. IMra. S. M.I A n n w e r line a chlorophyll air freAhner to keep down tha odor In same aa uiai winvii itniuvt. ..... ....... of thlnai cooking In kitchen. If your ooy iriena win ibm wie buvilo ... a nlna smoker, he will derive mora enjoyment from moderate or tem- amoklng. For inmance mnKina i nu in vnw better If at work, no smnklmt all day until the day'a work and the even- nmoklnu at all In the forenoon, or bettor If at work, r mi meal are over men an o,. ti dinner .moke la as harmleaa aa It la u,fylng. Fourten-yeiir-oid ion' feet per- sataTaaaiin v rum. ':--,"1, , - Aniwer send ten cenu ana V.,r. W,"V,opB " (copyright line, jonn . umo to.i Plaintiffs will apply to the Court for the relief demanded in their complaint, succinctly stated as follows, to-wlt: that a decree oe entered adjudicating any and all right, title, estate, lien or claim which you, or any of you, have, or claim to have. In, to or upon the real property described as follows, to-wit: Lots 1. 2, 3, 4, 8, 22, 23 and 24. In Block 1 of Grandvlew Addition to the City of Central Point, Jackson County. Ore gon, according to the official plat thereof, now of record. And declaring any and all such claims to be null and void; and decreeing that the said Plaintiffs are the owners, in fee simple, of said premises, and the whole thereof, free and clear of any and all right, title, estate, lien or interest of said Defendants, or any of them, and that each and all of the Defendants herein, and each and all persons claiming, or to claim, by, through or under them, or any of them, be forover enjoined, restrained and barred rrom asserting, attempting to es tablish, or claiming, any right, title, estate, Hen or interest In or to said property, or any portion thereof, and that Plaintiffs' title to said premises be forever quieted and set at rest. The date of the order for pub lication of this summons In Janu ary 11th, 1946. The time pre scribed for publication of this summons Is once each week for lour consecutive weeks. The date of the first publication of this summons is January 14th, into. HARRY C. SKYRMAN, Attorney for Plaintiffs. Post Office Address: Medford, Oregon. REDS VIA YALTA London. Jon. 28 (U.R) A Sov. let Tn.s news ageney report quoted by Moscow radio mid todny Hint U. S. Undersecre tary of State Dean Achrson "Is indeed mistaken" in his belle! that Russia has no permanent claim to the Kurlles islands northeast of Japan. "The Yalta three-power state ment signed on Feb. 11. 1943. and not published at that time for obvious reasons," the Tass dispatch said, "states clearly tnai alter victory over Japan the Kurlles islands will be hand ed over to the Soviet Union and also that the southern part of the Island of Sakhalin and all adjacent Islands will be returned to the Soviet Union." The Tass interpretation of the Yalta agreement appeared to Jibe with that of Secretary of State James F. Byrnes, who said on Sept. 4, 1B4S, that the pact per mitted the Soviet Union to re Rain the Kurlles and the south ern part of Sakhalin. on u toua una nunto noil a drona praaa util a - m . Daaai iiunin., ri.u hpalh. mora comfort ably, caution: I'ar iljr aa dlrtf4. iit 1 1 v rnvi On the Radio Cham ItAIIUNI Chain alfihatioD and wbtr thty ara on Ui dial KAI.fc MHUI 1130, PrttlOO KKX IAHCI IIUO Porliand. KUU (AHC) 810 Ban rranciauu. HUM (NltC) Z0, Hurtland, KJR tABl 1000 Heal Me. KNX (CMS! 1UI0 At Angelas, KOA (NHCI 850 Denver KUIN (CBHl 1.0 Portland. KUMO (NltC) 910. Beartla. KPO (NBC. 60. San rranrlaco, KSL (CB8l 1160. Bait Ijih City Time CbnwD Is PIT Mondav 8:00 p m. Terry and Pf rates. ABC Newa. MBS; Knox Manning, CBS 5:18 d m Dick Tracy. ABC: Hud- erman, MBS; Songa by Judy Wright NBC. 5:30 d m. vole or Firestone, nhu. Newa. CBS. Jack ArmaUong. ABC Captain Midnight. MBS a:43 p. m. rtewi, lot, ioro vux MBS 6:00 d. m. Time and Tld. ABC; Hoagy earmichael, NBC; Radio Theatre, CBS; Gabriel Heatter. MBS 0 30 p m information pieaae NBC; Spotlight Bonds, MBS; Paul Whlteman, ABC. 7:00 p m Screen Guild Players CBS; Contented Hour, NBC; Jimmy Gleaion'l Diner. ABC. 7:30 p. m. Dr I. Q., NBC; Bob Hawk Show. CBS; Lone Ranger MBS; Steel Worker Speak, ABC. 8.00 p m taupper Club NBC. Lum and Abner ABC: Michael Shayne MBS; Jack Kirk wood Show CBS 8:15 p m Jack Smith Show CBS Fleetwood Lawton. NBC; Hedda Hop per. ABC. B :30 p m Calvacade Theatre NBC; American Showcase, ABC; Joan Davis. CBS. 9:00 p m News. MBS: The Whis tler. CBS: Telephone Hourt NBC: Noatalgla. ABC. u:ia p m Hex Miner, rvmrt. 0:30 p m Vox Pop, CBS; Green Hornett. ABC. 0:45 p m Lee Sims Pianist. NBC 10:00 p m Fulton Lewis. NBC Mimic, ABC; Bulldog Drummond MBS 10:15 p m Sherlock Holmes, MBS Songs by Mary Ann. NBC. 10:30 p m Sweetheart Swlngtlme NBC. Orch . CBS 11:00 p m News, ABC; Orch NBC. Serenade. CBS Tuesday 5:00 p m. Terry and Pirates. ABC: News, MBS; Knox Manning, CBS. 5:15 p m -Dick Tracy, ABC. Super man, MHS. Here's Glen Again. NBC Dally Double. 5:30 p m Date with Judy, NBC Jack Armstrong. ABC; News, CBS Cantnln Midnight. MBS 5:45 p m Raymond Swing, ABC Torn Mix. MBS. News CBS 6:00 p m Inner Sanctum, CBS Guy Lomhardo. ABC. Amos and Andy NBC; Gabriel Heatter. MBS 6:15 p m Real Stories. MBS 6:30 n m Flhher McGee and Molly, NBC; Elmer Davis, ABC; Sa lute to the Hits, cus. 7:00 p m Bob Hope. NBC: The Bob Crosby Show, CBS; Concert Orch . ABC. 7:15 p m Overseas Report, MBS 7:30 d. m. Red Skeltnri. NBC: Congress Speaks, CBS; Orchestra, ABC. 7:45 p. m. Behind the Scenes, CBS SOU p m Supper Club. NUC. Lum and Abner, ABC; Jack Kirk wood Show. CBS 8:15 p m Fleetwood Lawton NBC; Jack Smith Show, CBS; News, ABU. 8:30 p. m Johnny Presents, NBC Thontre of Romance, CBS: Allan Voung Show. ABC The Falcon. MBS 0:00 p m Big Town. CBS. Glen Hnrdy News. MBS: Dark Venture ABC. 9:15 o m News. MBS 0 30 p m - Hollywood Theatre NBC: Murder Will Out. ABC: Orchestra. CBS 10:00 p. m. News. NBC; Music. ruu; r in ion iewia. mus. 10:15 p. m Raymond Swing, ABC; His Honor the Barber, NBC. 10:30 p. m Orchestra. CBS; 11:00 p. m. Serenade. CBS; Nowa NBC. FIRE FIEND HAS RELEASE CHANCE San Francisco, Jan. 28 (U.R) George Holman, 46, convicted on 22 counts of murder in con. nectlon with the deaths of that many persons In a hotel fire here in March, 1944, today had hope of eventual release from San Qucntin prison. Originally sentenced to serve 22 life sentences consecutively for setting the disastrous Maze Holman today was resentenced on a ruling by the State Supreme court that he serve the sen tences concurrently. Under the law ho now will be eligible for a parole after serv lng seven years of the concur rent terms. Thfi cornerstone of the Nash County courthouse contains a quart of Nash County brandy. WANTED TO BUY DOUGLAS FIR POLES and PILING PUGET TIMBER COMPANY Box 565 Central Point, Ore. MECHANICAL TOY r r i-v.i ..as...i : Tefci PW-ttJ &fa Pn if' wl l.mu. .,.. uminr ,T coduiU 1C.I:L ip?PC MUCH IVC1NUT) rlK.VJWr.tWi ly'iv 1 1 "v ' "J - " , , . TOYHONCTOJUNIce tOW FWGtBSARt 1W fKl WEAK TV cp, m j sn u I i MS TO GtT UPEVCRT FTE PKItFKTOCWI. Kiwnw.E w.iv M...u.n,.cr rarpva r-.FTtt IIP rV W)Xt WPFTKED TOY r tw miiu I M iv ww " ' ww.-- TOY FROM UNPER fVSr rWCN.STCPT ONTOi Mi T0REAPTOH.M1CC WILL NOT PRESS SOVIET CHARGES Texhan. Iran, Jan. 28 flJ.R) Ahmed Ghawam Sultaneh was elected premier today and an nounced that he would try di rect negotiations with Soviet Russia before pressing Iran's complaint lodged with the Unit ed Nations security council. (London reported that his elec tion is expected to result in an early withdrawal of Iran's for mal charges to the council that Russia is interfering with her in ternal affairs.) Ghawam, who has held many government posts including that of premier in 1942, is popularly regarded as the only man able to reopen discussions with Rus sia. Although not a left wing par ty member, Ghawam is under stood to favor compromise with the Russians. Despite his rela tions with the ruling class of landowners, the Soviets respect him for his vigorous opposition to the Riza Shah dictatorship early in the war, which the Rus sians and British finally moved into Iran to oust. BAY CITY UN San Francisco, Jan. 28 (U.R) San Francisco's public health di rector. Dr. J. C. Geiger, had a problem of chivalry on his hands but statistics will out. "Alcoholism," he w. ered, "showed a greater upswing Feel Choked UplM a Cold? TO GET PROMPT RELIEF from distress of those nagging colds that cause coughing and make you feel all stuffed up put a Eood spoonful of Vicks VapoRub l a bowl of boiling water. Then feel relief come as you breathe in the steaming, medi cated vapors. These medicated vapors penetrate to the cold-con' f rated upper breathing passages, hey soothe irritation. Quiet I coughing, help clear the head and bring such grand comfort. FOR ADDED RELIEF... On throat, chest and back at bed time rub Vicks VapoRub. It works for hours even while you sleep to bring relief. Now try tnis name, i tested treat- ment, tonight, Jg VAPORUB Interior jnd Exterior PAINTING PAPER HANGING Work Guaranteed CALL 2419 Younijer's Appliance DUTCH BOY PAINTS 31 N. Barrier. Wiixwn nri- t . . - iOUNIOR JWT PUSH IT ft I T- l Ilvi(i,' nJk !4ri ..VM VM "rirM. f-.M 1. I Br CLUYAS WILLIAMS. I K PL T M.ijz& A Wr3. - among women than it did among men during 1945.' Public health department fig ures for the year brought out the distressing fact that 2,670 ladies were treated in emergency hospitals for the effects of demon rum during 1945, as compared with only 1,927 in 1944. SOCKS SERVE IN 2 WARS Pasadepa, Cal. (U.R) A pair of socks she knitted for a "C H A L K E R S" OFFICERS' CLUB Dining Dancing Lounge " Chlrken Ulnnera our Spatially Uoil Unique Placa In So Oregon CI.OSKO MONDAYS Tburidayi Private ParUea Only for BeiervaUnni Ph Gold HIU 474 STRANGE AS IT SEEMS By ERNEST HIX i s a. HOTSOIWD ) GIOSS BOD WHICH S(JPBSCMCS OR ULTgQ SPXD SOUUD HimiCS BK DIKCCICO. WILL BUM By WBROTIOrt MHOUe WHO TOUCHES IT VST THE WOTEK TZtflftTOWfCWW THE SflMC BARNEY GOOGLE and SNUFFY i ' "1 I yWN HAW UJflirLlNE SEE I fiT f0 1 " . SICH 60LLWU)H0PPERS I'M C0n0N--TOH. V j ; "00KV 000K" LIKE VE 00. TV-sS001 V !Par "6, Kirj BUZ SAWYER 1 '. : I r hi, buz! I I Pr,"';V""""ir8uTTWE0Ni-y'WAY Vqooo old sweeney! I , (30T Y0UWlfiE.J juJr CrriJli,-I CO0LO 6ET HR6- QUICK, CHILI, 3t7 KNOCK 00NT ANSWER I, I ilaaaiaiiiTi. 1 JyiMjt I KA-f UOO.' THE OLD I L'lL ABNER . I HE WERE. A vf SOE."-F TH' PROPHECY HAS BEEN If ffiW&fn&G!'1 FINE FICCER OF A HE 1 FUURLLED. AH'M COIN' yff Vt3slr, SrfM. BUT-AHU. INEVAH REALLY E. VvOLF-TH' OM?KEST, TAUGHT eACK T'TH' iw.k Ul 0 tffZ ONE OF 'EM AGIN ff-KNOVVIN' HATS 'SOMEST, BRAVEST,) ME WOLF FK-zL?). a T9 ( 'BOUT 'LOVE'MAS CHAMGED ME BLONDIE ht" iiTrri mvp TI - . S WHATS THAT MV WIFE GAVE ME "I I Vl - ; r nJ LETTER OOlNG THAT LETTER TO MAIL ) f - f - IN VOUR HAT THIS MORNING fllljf - - I 1 Hfi. WO RFAQI FV? SM I 111 - S V -V III II f I J .i ' .J . ,tl II 1 I . I 1 ,!, ., i'l I i J I THE NEBBS I SEC5ENEaeM so WE WEMT TOT&LTr HEDlOrAI NO. BUMOB SAYS HE LEFT tT I WUATSYl DOSTT KNOwXiiJ J I "o 1 TO TW5 PRESENT SENERATKJN r3UT IMiUREI -WMATS TUiS A60UT SEL5VPC ( ESTABLISHED J eOTWECS ANOI BUT WS WILL WAS NEVER FOUNOJ AMQ.E?he HAS CUElLi-" W SREATS&V,. A TRAONG (f SlSTEES TO THIS LAWYER SWIVEL CLAIMS SL f World War I doughboy turned, up in army issue in this war ; and "fit perfectly" the soldier who received them, Mrs. Grace D. Field learned. TOO FAT? Get SUMMER this vitamin candy way Have ft more iienaer. Vs' r(ul ftpure- No ex WX Ft, S eiiinjfc NoJattv. No lAArV dnigi. with the mpIAYDS fjS VitaminCandy Reducing Plan you a on t cut out n batter, you vmpiy cut them down. It . easier STyou enjoy delieioua (vitamin fortified) iySsSdy before meal. Absolutely harmlew. mrrilc doctors, t 14 I IS lb. h AYD3 ViUunLo avaram in a law wk with 1y Rdi vutt rwiu.siJi"" ' Uainscott'i Pharmxcy, 400 E. Main SU cAteD ffoexecTive to Tint J)L9 1W. HOLDfJG Five aMLOts or wneicF.' the weie SMUGGLING rr iw - HiaH - SMITH few is J V DO YOU act now. ROGUE RIVER CHEVROLET Crossword Puzzle ACKUSS lCttd game 7 Female relative 13- Covered itb metal U Pert, to old Slavic peopl 14- Cauw of Cleopatra' death 15- Hunter t7-Thua 18 Cent (abbr.) IS Not worJclng 20 RUMla'a Initials ti School year 24 Head organ 27- Plpe lolnt 28 Behind 50-Btte 11 Ancient . M BeU-aalUflad 34 Rancor 3 Late 0 B. por 38 Dorothy 40 CbtlMma 42 ConJunctloB 43 Daub . 45-SO0B 47- LUB 48- Dry 61 OrandOhUd Scat, i H Ruthenlam (symb.l 51 Lived K Mineral tprlni 67 Observation 69-rjitber 61 Lower part of lag 83 Sylvan deltle 1 3 4 15 lb I 7 la U ho l a H Wu Tin dt zt " z - " XH.tr. ki Dnlhd F satan ftmOwH. tab KNOW? I Have YOU taken the time to select your old clothes for the collection drive? The need is imperative let's ANSWER TO PREVIOUS PliZZLI DOWN 1 Time added to lunar calendar t Type of overcoat -Lld 4 Keigbt (abbr.i; 6 Tear 6 Romao official 7 Time pan i 0 Hindustani I dialect 1 0- Nicitei i abbr.i 10 Com ijk 11 - Slept noisily 13 Biblical kingdom 16 Lowly U MohanuiedaB priest Sl-Thefted 23 Prasrant barb 35 Arrange 20-Brldge 39 European flab 83 Gate Do 35 Burden 36 Ship chaplain 39 -Street car 41 Pop fly 44 Lock of batr 46 Approach 48 Smile 64 Shade tree V Chemical auflb 66 PUthy placa 66" Father 60 Toward immc EfnjfpiR Ie sti lUINh IT E pMjlN sTnfifa Ipp P AlRiLjE "TSO" NITttRE CUT CF JVNWW ntsi wwiwnwn Rt?H WAINSCOTT'S PHARMACY 400 Eut Main Stmt