EIGHT MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE
Sunday, Feb. , 1946
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Ye Smudge Pot
By Arthur Parry
Everybody la tired of the
frost and the flu, and long for
Spring, when they can aay
something original, like "Well,
Spring has sprang!"
Royal Brown of the E. Point
Browns towned In mid-week. He
has to go to Portland In June,
and see the Portland ball team
play, he states.
e a
The Hale Wheeler boy Gall
cracked his Paw on the beak
with his head the first of the
week, and nearly broke that
nasal organ.
a
One of the Copco gals had a
birthday last Thursday. As ahe
won't tell her age, we won t tell
her name.
.
A number of houses n-e going
up In the outskirts, in spite of
the reported lack of nails and
lumber, throughout the nation.
The B. Tornado journeyed to
Q. Pass Friday eve for a tussle.
The sister city to the north now
has more real estate agents than
Cavemen, and would rather sell
a lot, than catch fish.
Al Stoehr Is back from Eu
rope, where he assisted In herd'
lng 280,000 krauts. He reports
the Juvenile Nails, who still
think they are Hitler's right arm
ct up the worst, and get their
ears pinned back frequently.
. .
The political pot started to
boil In Jackson county Thursday
and three hats were thrown Into
the ring.
The Ford edifice at Main and
Fir is coming along fine, and
when finished will be a credit
to Frisco, Los A., or Portland.
The root is nearly on,
The O. Hog failed to see his
shadow Saturday morn, to there
will be a change In the weather.
Some claim the varmint must
see his reflection before 9 a. m.
Others hold any time during the
day. The Q. Hog Is an early riser
like the farmers claim to be.
e
Malos report there Is still a
shortage of white shirts. There
are plenty of Aurora Borealls
cowboy shirts, however, that can
be both seen and heard,
a a e
The high school children of
Vernonia picketing a movie, with
the blessing of their Paws and
Maws, are getting madder. No
pictures of their picketing have
appeared in the press or the
news reels.
a a o
The new spring styles for the
fair sex are showing up. The
girls will wear their legs long
again this year.
a e
A northbound goose got lost
Saturday and landed on Bear
creek, and honked like a jaloppy
delayed by a freight at a cross
ing, before he took off.
a a e .
The J. Cochran Robins who
sold their last year's nest In Oak
Arms have secured a new site
that Is less attractive, but cost
them more, and will build In the
spring.
J. Frank Van Dyke, the late
Camp White coordinator of Ash
land will run for the legislature
and if elected will go,
a a a
Most of the Juveniles are over
the measlea that were all over
them.
PRETENDER ARRIVE8
London, Feb. 2 (U.R) Don
Juan, 34-year-old Spanish pre
tender, arrived In Lisbon today
by air from Britain for confer
cnees on the restoration of the
Spanish throne which his father
Alfonso XIII abdicated In 1931.
Veterans Hospitals
THE American Legion's demand for an investiga
.. .1 IT , A 1 -f "I
tion or tne veterans Aaminisiraiion unaer uen.
Omar N. Bradley for an "apparent unwillingness" to
nflllva tVio ctaffnrl rmenitnl hprin avnilahlp in armv and
navy hospitals throws the spotlight on a situation here
. , , v-, i a; : , t
in soutnern uregon. ai tne present ume appi-uAimai.e-
ly 200 veterans are being hospitalized at tne spacious,
,.,nlloni.innol Camn Whito ntafinn hnsr-itaf. Five
hundred beds have been set aside for veterans' needs.
And yet, with the hospital soon to oe rennquisnea
kir iha NTanr an A arf.an.intA fnr future needs of the
Army here as well as many additional veterans, con
Li. a u-.nr.;fo1 of TtTlnmoth Folia ia orr
templated by the Veterans Administration. This hos
pital would cost $3,002,347.
Klamath Falls hosnital will have
but 200 beds while the station hospital at Camp White
Vino OP-flfi unth mtnoritv fnr manw more. The local hos
pital is modern in every essential detail, of brick con-
. . . a i . 1 1 .11. J1 A - a- A
struction and nigniy regarded oy dom tne Army aim
Navy. ...
'HE claim of the Veterans, Administration that it is
more costly to remodel than to "start from
scratch" is not borne out by obvious facts. Officers
who have served at Camp White maintain that the
principal needs at this hospital are air conditioning
and landscaping. The cost would be a fraction of the
sum earmarked for new construction at Klamath
Falls, less than 80 miles away.
To discard this fine Camp White hospital, built
less than four years .ago, and build a new one with
less than one-tenth the capacity does not seem to us
to be good administration. Although assurance has
been given by the Veterans Administration that Camp
White will be surveyed before they embark upon the
building program at Klamath Falls, the people of our
neighboring community continue to receive assur
ances that their location is "in the bag" when the VA
appropriations are doled out '
pAMP WHITE'S hospital is more centrally located
from a population standpoint. Here the altitude
is lower and the climate more mild and equable. Here
may be found more medical men, in Medford, Grants
Pass and Ashland, which is an important factor when
we consider the plan of the Veterans Administration
Medical bervice to lean heavily Upon the services ol
part-time doctors in its future hospitalization pro
gram.
WE have only the highest respect and admiration
ffir Han "RroHlov na a oront nnH oollant. militarv
leader. But, if the southern Oregon situation is repre
sentative of the nation-wide handling of the veterans'
program, we believe that Legion Commander John
Stelle's demand for Bradley's replacement by a "sea
soned businessman" should be given thoughtful con
sideration. The present policy can only mean extravagance.
H.G.
A New Problem.
ACCORDING to a news story from Nashville, Ten
reaaeia cfafn t.iniiirair nnrrtlmon arrpafoH a rnlnf
4.Vt-a3wl UVMVU IIIIMI MJ lUVt VllilVIl , a. VVVU H J
for "flying while drunk." Because there is no law in
the books which covers this charge the culprit was
jailed for public drunkenness.
This item calls attention to an imminent prooiem
that will go hand in hand with increased air travel.
Added to the charge of "drunken driving" will now be
that of "drunken flying." Byron once said : "What's
drinking a mere pause from thinking!" Thinking is
even more necessarv at the controls of an airplane
than at the wheel of an automobile. The chances of
surviving a smashup are alot less.
JUST what degree of intoxication must be reached
comes a matter for speculation. Tom Peacock, the
English poet and novelist, offered thia gem of wisdom
at the middle of the 19th century:
"Not drunk is he who from the rioor
. Can rife alone and still drink more;
But drunk Is he who prostrate lies,
without the power to drink or rise."
We have a hunch that a different viewpoint will
be held by those who write the new statutes aimed at
the tippling aviator. Liquor and aviation ethyl won't
mix very well. H.G.
. Good News, But ....
FHE word that millions of pounds of sugar not re-1
quired by the armed forces in the Pacific is being
brought back to alleviate the sugar shortage here is
sweet news to citizens of the U. S.
The Navy's acknowledgment, however, that this
sugar will be used to replenish Navy stocks somewhat
sours the good tidings. Assurance of Navy officials
that this move "should indirectly ease the civilian
scarcity" is, of course, correct in a measure. But now
that shooting is over and the military forces are being
demobilized it is high time to put a stop to hoarding
bv the Armv and Navy.
. .a. " a 1
The time has passed wnen great reserves 01 iooa
and clothing are needed by the armed forces. The j
sooner they are released for civilian use the better, j
H.G.
Your H jalth and It's Care
Br DR. WILLIAM BRADY M.D.
Readers' should address inquiries tot Dr William Brady.
266 PI Camino Beverly Hilla Call!
PLAGUE TAKE ALL DOROTHY DAINTY'S
One of the great methods
(whatever a "great" method may
be) for spreading colds Is en'
Ml
counter ed
(writes Doro
thy Dainty,
adviser on
child hygiene
nutrition,
health, domes
tic economy,
social proce
dure, illness,
care of the
body, a r c h 1-
tecture, child-
hl rlh I vita.
Dr. Bra.lv mlni etc
to the dumb clucks) . ." Is the
deplorable habit of some teach
ers who do not Insist upon iso
lating, or sending home, any pu
pil who has sniffles or a cough,
Just because they think that the
child has only a slight cold."
Now hang on to your temper,
old timer- -here It comes again
"A slight cold Is Just as dan
gerous to the sufferer, and to
others, as any other kind.
Having explained the differ
ence between slight colds and
the other kind, Dorothy Dainty
goes on:
"When a child has a cold he
should be put to bed even if
he howls or sulks and even
If It does mean that his re
porti card will be imperfect
. . .'keep hi, room at an even
temperature, attempt to keep
him under covers . . , see to
it that elimination is regular
and sufficient .
Some children are so uncoop
erative that way,
"while an enema Is advisable
at the unset ... it is wrong
for a mother to administer
any drugs, sedative or medi
cine. . . ."
I'm sorry for the kids who are
put to bed and compelled to re
main under the covers when
they are more comfortable and
happy sitting up and in a rea
sonably cool place.
I am sorry, too, for the kids
who are subjected to an enema
without the edvice of the doctor.
I am sorry for the readers who
take such medical and nursing
instruction and advice from a
person who has had no train
ing and nj education to qualify
her to give such instruction or
advice.
I am sorry for school teach'
ers who are required by the
school authorities to decide
whether a pupil shall remain in
school or go home with sniffles
or a cour.h.
In dead earnest I say this: No
body, not even a doctor, can
tell at the onset or in the earliest
stage of an illness or indisposi
tion what it is going to be or
whether It is . communicable or
not. All of the respiratory in
fections are most infectious, most
likely to spread to other per
sons, in the earliest stage or
onset. Therefore, to assume that
any illness or indisposition is
"Just a cold" or a "slight cold"
is a foolish attempt to deceive
yourself or a reprehensible at
tempt to deceive others and per
haps endanger their very lives.
QUESTIONS A ANSWERS
Nicotine verms Carbon Monoxide
Magazine article claims research
ahows coronary thrombosis picks Its
victim almost exclusively among
nenvy clgaret smoKers. (J. u. w.i
Answer Even if that is true we
can't Infer that heavy clcaret smok
ing causes coronary thrombosis. An
other er'erlal disease thromboangl
tla obliterans (Buerger's disease) has
occurred, in this country, chiefly
among young Russian Jews who have
been heavy cigarette smokers for
several yeara. Another arterial dis
ease, angina pectoris, occura chiefly
among men of miture age and ae
dentary habit who smoke cigars
Even so, we can't infer that smoking
is the cauae of even a cause of any
of these diseases, for there are too
many men who are heavy cigaret.
cigar or pipe smokers who never get
anv such disease. As for the harmful
effects of smoking, in my opinion
carbon monoxide in the smoke, and
not nicotine or other poison or toxic
substance, Is responsible. And at-
tnougn i wouian t trade you one 01
my pipes for ten years supply Of
the finest ciirareta or cigars, I be
lieve a amoker gets as much Car
bon Monoxide from pipe or cigar as
from clgaret smoking.
Copyright 1946, John F. Dills Co.)
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AAA contracts to be paid and
bonus started. 1
Army air base here expected
v(ithin month.
Highways and streets to get
major portion ol WPA funds in
this state.
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Chicago,, Feb. 2 U.R) Police
seeking the kidnaper and slayer
of six-year-old Suzanne Degnan
today questioned Irving W.
Smith, 45, a houseman in the
neighborhood of the Degnan
home.
Detectives were questioning
him as part of their routine
search for a man known only
as "Smitty," who a waitress
heard talking about a $20,000
Job."
Police said Smith would get
a lie detector test.
Us. Mall Tribune vfant Ada.
Los Angeles, Feb.' 2 ttl.B
The 52-passenger TWO Constel
lation airliner which will inaug
urate scheduled New York to
Paris flights next week, hung
up another new commercial rec
ord today when It flew from San
Francisco to Los Angeles in one
hour and 14 minutes.
Tomorrow the -four -engine
craft is scheduled to take off
from Burbank airport In an at
tempt to break the west-east
transcontinental commercial rec
ord. - The San Francisco to Los An
geles flight was ; 21 minutes
faster than the former mark set
by a Western Airlines C-54E on
Jan. 31.
The plane cruised at 275 miles
per hour most of tha way except
for a stretch between Fresno
and Bakersfield when it ran up
to 305 miles per hour.
56 On Flight
Fifty - six persons, including
the crew, made the flight, the
largest number ever flown in a
commercial airliner between the
two cities.
Yesterday, the plane flew from
New York to Los Angeles in 10
hours, 49 minutes flying time, a
new transcontinental commercial
record, with the largest pas
senger load ever carried across
country.
It also set the following com
mercial records on the trip
which began at LaGuafdia Field,
N. Y., at 6:42 a. m., (EST) Fri
day: 1. Five hours and 43 minutes
between Kansas City and Los
Angeles.
2. Five hours and six min
utes between New York and ,
Kansas City.
3. One hour and 17 minutes '
from Los Angeles to San Fran-1
Cisco. I
4. Elapsed time between New
York and San Francisco via Los
Angeles, 14 hours, 33 minutes.
Sheriff and Deputy
, Ksmlty Conspiracy
San Jose, Cal., Feb. 2 (U.R)
Santa Clara Sheriff William J.
Emlg and his denntv .Tna Rs.
gallo, were found guilty of con
spiring to violate state gambling
regulations today by a jury of
10 women and two men.
Obituary
MRS. GEORGIA DAVIS
Services for Mrs. Georeia M
Davis, 82, who passed away in a
local hospital Friday, will be
held In the Conger-Morris chapel
at 1:30 p. m. Tuesday with
Elder G. A. Thompson officiat
ing, final services and Inter
ment will be in Hood River
Thursday. A complete obituary
will be published Monday.
TWENTY YEARS AGO
Fab. 3, 1926
flt was Wednesday)
President - Coolidge advises
people not to take too seriously
"political talks" in Congress.
Declares "the country Is safe,
and It will be kept so."
Rainy and unsettled. High 56,
low 40.
Natron cut off line will not
be in operation before end of
year. ,
"Charleston dance" craze hits
young folks here.
Local groundhog fails to see
its shadow.
THIRTY-FOUR YEARS AGO
F.b. 3. 1912
(It was Saturday)
Groundhog saw his shadow.
Fair. High 57, low 27.
Blind -pigs at Grants Pass
raided, two arrested.
Mrs. and Mrs. Ralph Wood
ford return from trip to Los
Angeles.
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TEV YEARS AGO
Fab. 3. 1936
(It was Monday)
In special election, sales tax
lo provide old age pension funds
was defeated six (o one.
Mass migration of Jews in
Germany planned by Nazis.
Fair with some cloudiness.
High 48, low 20.
Senate approves farm benefits.
MATCH PLANT STRIKES
SETTLED AT SPOKANE
Portland, Feb. 2 (U.R)
Business Agent Charles Taylor
of the A.F.L. lumber and saw
mill workers reports that
strikes against three Spokane
match factories have been set
tled. Roma 600 workers are in
volved. Agreement! Include wage ad
justments of two and cne-half
to seven and one-half cents an
hour retroactive 13 months, and ;
pay boosts of 13 cents an hour j
beginning when the men return
to work.
The plants are the Diamond.
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Here We Arc Again...
tc tell you some more about "A
Boy, a Girl and r Dog" . . . that's
coming soon to Medford . . .
This time we want to tell you some
thing about JERRY HUNTER . . .
who plays the part of the boy in
"if Boy, a Girl and a Dog"
He's a mischievous youngster with
a twinkle in his ey. and a mop of
tousled hair . . . and when you see
him swinging down he stre.t you'll
think of your own boy and the
little d.vlltri.s your own son can
do to hackle you . . . and
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great big round ay.s. you'll want
to grab him and give him anything
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A Boy. a Girl and a Dog," coming
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