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GURGLING HAPPILY, Francesca Ann Bartley makes firstappear
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children Is Anthony Bartley, film producer. (International)
Your Health and lis Care
y DR. WILLIAM BRADY, M.D.
Insists sboold address fa airles to: Williasa Irady.
25 II CBUM. Bmrfy Hills. Cat,
ALMANAC STUFF STIL L SUITS CUSTOMERS
One of the loafers on the bowl
ing green Jan. 31 wore a scarf
or some such coddling around
his neck. It
irked me. Lots
of things on
the green do,
i such as the
f
way
moves about
with his chin
in the air when
he makes a
good shot
which happens
often enough
to keep me constantly nettled,
the chin, that is, not the shot,
for the only way to take care of
the chin would be to fit the
fellow with a kind of reverse
check-rein.
I endured the taunt for an
hour or longer, and finally de
cided It was my moral duty to
needle the mollycoddle a bit So
I excused myself for a moment
and sidled over to the general
vicinity of the animated mum
my, yet remaining just out of
reach, and offered him a leg of
Grandpa's red flannel drawers
and a slab of salt pork for his
delicate throat. His reply was
unprintable, as I expected, but I
believe that as a consequence of
our little ruckus there will be
the shadow of a doubt in the
poor geek's mind next time he
catches the c-r-i or a crick in
the neck.
Mind, now, wiseacres, I do
not mean to deny that heat or
, warmth in any degree or form,
wet or dry, is comforting and de
: airable for the relief of soreness,
pain, lameness, stiffness. If you
t are not an Idiot you judge for
'yourself whether heat or
warmth gives you enough relief
to bother with it If you are an
idiot you may prefer to think
coddling somehow drives out the
"cold" or protects you from J
"taking more cold."
There are still millions of
idiots, or should we say morons,
who harbor precisely this quaint
fancy, and thousands of doctors
shrewd enough to cater to them.
Not only the majority of doc
tors but also the nostrum ven
dors and the insurance corpora
tions exploit this popular de
lusion of course always at the
expense of the customers. For
instance, compare, the winter
campaign of 1952 against pneu
monia particularly the picture
of the man clutching his hat,
scarf and overcoat collar as he
trudges in the falling snow or
slush, and the accompanying ad
vice to "Dress warmly when go
ing out," (dimwit) "especially
during cold, damp weather,
with any old almanac you may
happen to have preserved from
the dawn of the century. Was
the almanac hokum of the gay
nineties one whit more ridicul
ous than that which the doctors
and the irisurence company's
mentors hand you today?
QUESTIONS ANSWERS
Exercise for Bard of Hearing
Mv hearine has imoroved extra
ordinarily in the two months I have
been doing the facial exercises as
prescribed in your pamphlet. I
thought I was doomed to be shut in,
but now I miss very little . . . grate
ful .. . (Mrs. E. S)
Answer Thank you Few readers
bother to report progress unless they
want something more The system of
exercises is given in the pamphlet
DEAFNESS AND TINNITUS ( head
noises), available on written request
(not a dipping) If you inclose stamp-
ed.self-addressed envelope.
Do Tell
Trouble I have had for years. Went
to the clinic for a complete
check-up. They diagnosed the trou
ble as edema, it is a constant (well
ing of the legs . . . (M. B.)
Answer You mean you went to the
"clinic" for a hold-up. don't you?
Quit fooling around. Consult an hon
est doctor that is. one who practices
under (Us own na.me.
Her First at Forty
Is a woman 35 years old too old
to have her first baby? (Mrs. W. A.)
Answer No. Read the chapter Her
First at Forty in booklet PREPARING
FOR MATERNITY. For the booklet
send 25c and stamped, self-addressed
envelope. The question Is, not how
old are you but can you roll somersaults?
As We Live
KNOW WHEN TO SAT
EITHER YES OR NO
Are you a victim of the im
positions of other people? Do
you let yourself be talked into
doing things f
you have nei-
ther time nor t.
energy to do
because you
cannot bear to
fcay "no" to
anyone?
, It takes cour-
age
"no".
to say
You al-
Dr. Hurlock
ways run the
risk of having people think you
are mean or uncooperative when
you refuse their wishes. The per
son, who always says "yes," on
the other hand, is generally pop
ular, even if he finds himself
playing the role of a doormat to
the wishes of others.
If you don't learn to say "no",
you. will quickly discover that
people will take advantage of
you. A busy mother will find it
convenient to park her children
with you while she and her hus
band go off for an evening of
entertainment or the business
man will find himself working
nights and week-ends to do work
for his boss or his fellow-workers
which is not rightfully his.
Strange as it may seem, peo
ple do not have great respect
for a person who is always at
their beck and call. They like
what they can get from him and
they will court his favor so long
as he is a willing slave to then
wishes. Real Position Found
But, once he has the nerve to
say "no", they are likely to drop
him like the proverbial hot cake.
Then he dicovers how he really
stands and he learns that his
sacrifices have not been appre
ciated as he thought they were.
Here are some rules that will
help you to learn when to say
"no" and yhen to say "yes";
1. Decide whether a person's
request stems from laziness on
that person's part or a genuine
need for your help.eln the lat
ter case, say "yes", while in the
former, say "no".
2. Say "no" when you have
ample evidence that the person
who is making the request is
using you as a convenience and
has no real appreciation for the
time and effort you have spent.
3. Expect something in re
return for what you do before
you say "yes." It does not have
to be payment in kind but there
must be evidence of genuine ap
preciation. If this is lacking,
make a rule that your future
answers will be "no".
LETTERS FROM READERS
Self-Consciousness: "What is
the best cure for self-consciousness?
I have always suffered
from self-consciousness since I
was a child because my father
used to like to tease me,"
Self-Conscious Man
(A) The best and only sure
cure for self-consciousness is to
train yourself to think so -much
about other people and things
that you do not think about
yourself... It., is- turning., your
thoughts on yourself that makes
you self-conscious. It will be
hard for you now to think of
other people if you have been in
the habit of thinking of yourself
ever since you were a child.
Teasing a child is one of the
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quickest and easiest ways to
make a person self-conscious.
Talk About Boys: "Our 15-year-old
daughter is simply boy
crasy. All she does is think and
talk about the boys. As a result,
her school work has suffered.
How can we cure her of being
boy crasy?"
Worried Parents.
(A) I doubt if there is a "cure"
for boy-craziness. You must let
nature take its own course and
the girl will outgrow it. But, you
can put a stop to your daughter's
letting her school work slip. Re
fuse her all outside activities,
especially with boys, and all
telephone calls with either boys
or girls until her school grades
improve.
Family Money: "I worked be
fore I was married and was ac
customed to haying my own
money. My husband pays ' all
bills and never gives me any
money for myself. I would like
to work but I have two young
children."
Disturbed Wife.
(A) Learning to adjust to no
income is one of the most diffi
cult things a woman must do
after she Is married and gives up
her job. Why not explain to your
husband how you feel about the
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Medford Man Winner
In Cheese Contest
. James Jenkins, 702 Beekman
street, was first-place winner in
a recent international contest in
the making of cottage cheese, it
was reported here last week. The
contest was conducted March 22
at Washington State college,
Pullman, Wash., by the depart
ment of dairy science.
A letter notifying Jenkins of
his success said, "It is a pleasure
to inform you that the sample
of cottage cheese entered by you
in the scoring contest . . . placed
first with a score of 98 . . . We
had the largest number of en
tries on record this year ..."
This was the 20th annual inter
national dairying contest at the
Washington college. Past high
scores for cottage cheese in
Oregon, Washington and Cali
fornia were 95, reports said.
matter and ask him to let you
nay the family bills? Also, study
together the family budget and
decide how much money you
may consider yours. Even a few
dollars a month to spend as you
wish would do a lot to improve
your whole attitude toward this
matter.
(Cpyright 1952,
General Features Corp.)
Sesday. March S9..IS8S
MEDFORD (OREGON) MAIL TRIBUNENIKS
Activians View
Movie on UN Work
The Building for the Na
tions," a motion picture showing
the. construction of the .United
Nations building in New York,
was shown to members of the
Medford Active club at their
meeting last week at the Rogue
Valley Country club.
The film showed the architec
ture and engineering necessary
in the planning of the building.
It pictured the manufacture and
the erection of the structural
steel that was used in the 40
story building. All phases of the
construction were shown, step
by step. "
The movie was produced by
United States Steel corporation,
and was shown by Carlos Morris
of Conger-Morris funeral home.
Dewey Wilson was program
chairman.
To release the equivalent of
some 65 tankers for other work
and to speed up the flow of fuel
to oil-hungry Western Europe,
reports Steelways Magazine,
American oil-men have laid
more than 1,000 miles of pipe
the length of Arabia.
Officers Will Attend School for Reservists
Three Medford Air Force offi
cers -will attend a two-week
school for reservists, to be held
at the Long Beach Municipal
airport, Long Beach, Calif, start
ing April 5.
. The officers are CapL Robert
Roman, liaison officers here;
Capt. W. G. Beard, 118 Newtown
street, and First Lt. Robert F.
Kyle Jr., 609 South Oakdale
avenue.
Some 160 officers from other
volunteer air reserve training
Play Money Turns Out
To Be Traveler Checks
Endicott, N. Y. (U.R) Ten-year-old
Beverly Konikowski
was having a fine time playing
with her "funny money" until
her father looked at it.
The "play" money turned out
to be $450 in traveler's checks
made out to a woman who didn't
even know they were missing
until police asked her.
Beverly received a reward of
$1 "real money" when the wom
an picked up the "playthings"
at police headquarters.
units in the 4th Air Force area
will attend. The course will be
similar to that given at the com
mand and staff schools at the
Air University, Maxwell Air
Force base, Ala., and will in
clude reservists . information
about promotion, retention and
retirement.
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