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EIGHT MEDFOHD MAIL TRIBUNE Thursday, August 10, 1944 1 Your Health and Its Care BY OR WILLIAM BRADY. M. D. Readen thould addreii Inquiries toi Dr. William Brady 26S CI Comlno. Beverly Hilll. Calif. OH. The per capital consumption of sugar in the United States In 1840 was about 5 pounds a year. In 1940 it was about 112 Dounds a year. To the best of my knowl edge we can- t,:. : ..-i. . ..5 not claim that so much sugar whether it Is taken as sugar syrup, candy, sweetened bev- eragc, cakes, pastries, i c e Dr Brd cream or In so- called infant food, or breakfast food, is itself the cause oi any disease or serious trouble. It Is certainly not a cause of decay of the teeth in children or ad ults, in my opinion. I do not be lieve excessive consumption of sugar by child or adult can be considered a cause of diabetes. But I am equally certain that the excessive consumption of sugar is to Dlame for a grent deal of serious nutritional defi ciency in childhood, adolescence and early adult life, for the in dividual who gets a large part of his daily quota of calorics . .. ii ,.i enough of the natural protective foods to supply the minimum amounts of minerals and vita mins required for good nutri tion and normal functional ef ficiency Now I like sugar In my tea or coffee, cookies, cake, candy. Ice cream and the like as well as the next fellow But knowing what little I do know about nu trition and nealth. I am always conscious of the need for bal ancing such Indulgence either by a fairly liberal Intake of natural protective foods or by taking the nect-ssary minerals , and vitamins as a supplement to my diet or both. Among the best protective foods are milk, cheese (of course I mean real cheese, not proc essed stuff palmed off on the unsophisticated customer under name that suggests choose), butter, eggs, greens, raw vege tables, fruits, nuts. To- parents of growing chil dren I suggest plain fresh milk or milk and cream or skim milk or buttermilk or sour milk or milk flavored with chocolate, cocoa, malt or the like, and fresh Hum oufiaA swt, ,j ............ VICKS FOUNDER AT )ES' REQUEST Greensboro, N. C, Aug. 10 Announcement by the U. S. Maritime Commission In Wash ington that a Liberty ship is to be named the "Lunsford Rich ardson," commemorating a dis tinguished American citizen and business leader, will be received with Interest and gratification by many people throughout the country. As the founder of Virk Chemical company, Mr. Rich rdson's fame has been Intimate ly known to several keneratlons of Americans, and his original preparation for colds, Vicks VapoRub, has gained established use throughout the world. Naming of the vessel Is in recognition of Mr. Richardson's efforts in behalf of the negro race, and the improvement of intcr-raclal relations. The Marl time Commission rfas petitioned by leading negro citizens of Notice Of Filing Final Account IN THE COUNTY COURT OF THE STATE OF OREGON FOR THE COUNTY OF JACKSON In the Matter of the Estate of Glen Spurlln. rtoccHsr-d. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the undersigned has filed her final account and report in the above entitled estate and that by order of the County Court in and (or Jackson Conn ty, Oregon, a hearing upon the same has been set for Friday the Uth day of August. 11)44 In the County Court Room at the Court House in Medford. Jack son County Oregon, at the hour of ten o'clock. A.M. All persons having objections thereto are hereby notified to present the same on or before such time. Frances S Spurlln, Administratrix of ihe Es tate of Glen Spurlin, de ceased. George M. Roberts. Attorney for said Estate 1 YICK SO CHINESE HERB CO. REMEDIES FOR STOMACH ULCERS Hoart. Rhtumallsm. Asthma. Catarrh. Piles. Prostata Gland. Ecisma. and all disorders ol Llrer. Kidney Trouble, and other com plaints disappear alter using CHINESE HERBS Removed J. H. Uong, Herbalitf SUGARI fruit beverages of, the home made type instead of fountain beverages sweetened with sugar or Derhans bottled sweetened beverages containing stimulants which are In my Judgment harm ful for any child under sixteen. To young persons in stores and offices I suggest similar wholesome beverages at lunch or when a mid-forenoon or mid afternoon pick-me-up or refresh ment is indicated. To over-nourished folk gener ally I suggest the use of sacchar in tablets to sweeten tea, cof fee, etc., In place of sugar one quarter-grain saccharin tablet having the sweetening effect of a teaspoonful or more of sugar. I believe anyone may take up to S grains of saccharin daily with Impunity. QUESTIONS A ANSWERS Tobacco Habit Some yean ago you gave a treat ment tor tne looacco nanit wnicn oured me and several of my friends. 1 nave lost tne cupping and I nope you will either publish the Instruc tions again or send me a copy by mall. Alter yeara of abstinence I foolishly started smoking again and can't quit without you help. Answer Send stamped self -ad dressed envelope and ask (do not lend clipping) for pamphlet on "The Tobacco Habit." Gas Obsession Gas collects under left shoulder- blade. Ache In left arm. Dizzy spells lasting a few minutes. Three doctors say high blood pressure Electrocardi ograph taken said only "click. Arm feels numb mornings. Tire easily. wnat ao you tnink7 ( F. M.) Answer I think It Is unfortunate that people so readily ascribe discom fort, pain and other distress almost anywhere In the thorax to "gas." That's all. brother. 1 advise you to get the "gas" out of your head and remain strictly under your physi cian's care. How to Breathe I have had more satisfaction and help from your booklet "How to Breathe", than I can tell you. Here Is lust one observation I have made. Sometimes after a night of disturbed sleep or who dreams I awake with a mean headache. This used to last for several hours. But I discovered that It clears up In a few minutes If I do the belly breathing exercise before i get out of bed. and when I am ready for my morning somersaulta aim soiung-up. (rt. A H. Answer Thank you, sir. B. B. and a half dos. rolls will clear up a aood many mean morning headaches, the customers tell me. Instructions for somersaulting in pamphlet "Invita tlon to the Somersaultnimtis." nvnll. able on request (no cllnnlnsl If von Inclose stamped self .addressed en velope, onciose as cent additional If you want the booklet "How to ureame. (Copyright. 1044, John F. Ollle Co.) Greensboro, N. C, scene of his greatest activities, to name a vessel for Mr. Richardson "In honor of a white friend." As their petition pointed out, Mr. Richardson, who died in 1919, "always found tftne to do useful and constructive com munity service," despite his ex tensive business interests. The life of Lunsford Richard son was a veritable romance of American enterprise and public service. Born in Johnston coun ty, N. C, December 20. 1854, he graduated from Davidson col lege in 1873, an honor man of his class. For four years, he taught school to discharge the debts In curred In his education. His par ents had both died when he was a small boy. Becoming discouraged with the teaching profession, he set out to found a career in business. This he began in the little town of Selma, N. C, In 1880. SHIPYARDTRADITION Essex, Mass. (UP.) The Arthur D. Story shipyard has been In operation for 316 years and all that time In the hands of the Story family. It was sold recently to Dana A. Story, who hopes to carry on the tradition of building fishing vessels as soon as war production per mits. Guardians Notice of Sale Notice Is hereby given that the undersigned, guardinn of the Estate of Cora M Aman. an in sane person, under and In pur iiinnre of an Order of the bounty Court of Ore ion for Josephine County, made and en tered of record on the flth dav 3f July, 11)44. In the Journal of taid Court, will on the 12th rinv f August, .1944, at 10 00 o'clock In the fo-enoon of snld dfcto, at Ihe office of tins Newbury in the United Slates Nitlonul Hank Building. In Medford. Oregon, tnd thereafter if not sold at said time, sell at private sale, for cash any or all of hots 1, 3, 4, 9. 6, 7. and 8 of Block 4. Kendall Addi tion to the Citv of Medford. Ore con, subject to approval by the aid Countv Court. EUGENE AMAN. Guardian of the Estate of Cora M Aman. an Insane person. 3US NEWBURY. Attorney for Guardian. July 13. 1944. lo Sparla BIdg. Phone S817 E RULES FOR' MAIL Japanese authorities have Just announced specific changes in instructions for addressing mall to prisoners of war and civilian Internees held by that govern ment, according to word re ceived by the American Red Cross from the International Committee, It was announced to day by Mrs. Ned Rankin, execu tive secretary of the Jackson county chapter. If the prisoner's or civilian In ternee's camp address Is known mail should bo addressed to the Individual, by his full name, in the particular camp, via New York, N. Y. If the prisoner's camp address Is unknown but he is definitely known to be a prisoner of war held by Japan, or if the civilian internee's ad dress Is unknown, and he is known to be Interned in Jap anese overseas and occupied territory, mail should be ad dressed In care of Huyro Johok yoku, via New York, N. Y. The Japanese Red Cross has stated that correspondence addressed to a known camp will be re forwarded if the addressee has moved to a new camp. Persons desiring further information con cerning addressing of messages to Japanese prisoners are asked to contact the local Red Cross office. New postal card forms for prisoner of war mail to the Far East, .printed by the American Red Cross, have been received by the Jackson county chapter, Mrs. Rankin states, and are now available for relatives anJ friends of Japanese-held Ameri cans. Since Japan has refused to accept letters of more than 24 words for prisoners, the postal card is designed to hold a mes sage of this length. The card, which requires no postage, will facilitate censor ship and save weight and space in transportation, Mrs. Rankin says. Its use is optional, but it is hoped that It will speed up de livery. Mrs. Rankin reports that 28 to 30 Jackson county men are prisoners of war, 18 of the num-' ber reported imprisoned in the Far East. Washed Out Pilot Takes Army Plane For Mexico Trip Williams Field, Ariz., Aug. 10 (U.R) Richard L. Bailey, 23, Brighton, Colo., recently wash ed out as an aviation cadet, to day was reported missing by Lt. Col. Earl W. Worley, deputy of training and operations, after taking off on an unauthorized flight to Mexico. Col. Worley said Mexican of ficials had advised him that a Williams Field advanced single engine training plane crashed near Guasave, Mex., Aug. 5, and that the pilot had parachuted to safety. After the crash, the pilot made his way to. Guasave, where he borrowed 100 pesos from natives and boarded a northbound plane. The parachute, which was re covered, bore the name of Bailey, Col. Worley said. AH' other Williams Field personnel had been accounted for. CRYSTAiTbALL SPUTTERS Kansas City, Mo. (U.R) if Mrs. Dinah Murks, 24-ycar-old gypsy fortuneteller, had taken a look In her crystal ball con cerning her own future here recently she might have left Kansas City before she was fined $15 for violation of a city orlnance prohibiting fortune- telling. Mrs. Marks said she did not know of the ordinance. Ose Mall Tribune Want Ada PARTS and SERVICE for all Makes et WASHERS and REFRIGERATORS YOUNGER S APPLIANCE SERVICE CO. 31 N. Bartlett Phone 2419 ' DIFFICULT DECISIONS oluyas wn.UAMt VTI VVW1W " VOUR. . KKP0M ASO HU'R IMPtV a.. r?H-fREAM Ast (AKE W C tsToRCEO SCilEN OF Kmt RELATIVES IKCLUD1N6 fr.0 5MAU, &Y AsC IS SOUR OrjKON TbSUCvlt&tf CPfOOS COIGNS On the Radio Chains STATIONS! Chain affiliation and where they are oo the dlali KALE (MH9) 1330, Portland, RtX (MIC-Hlue) 1 1 IX). 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Ambassador Hotel Orch. BN. 10:46 p. m. Paul Page, alnger, NBC; Ambassador Hotel Orch.. BN. 11:00 p. m. Hotel Blltmnre Orch NBC; bis Moving world, BN; News. CBS. FIGHTS RATTLESNAKE Chester, 111. (U.R) A squirrel dog belonging to Ralph Runge of Chester treed a 5?foot diamond back rattlesnake for an entire day. When one of the neighbors discovered the snake and shot it Chalker'i Motel & Lodge . OFFICERS' CLUB (Officers & Civilians) Dine Dance Refreshments Closed Mondays. Reservations Thursday Private Parties Only. No Cover Charge. Phone Gold Hill 474 STRANGE AS IT SEEMS by JOHN H1X OfAOjtf&St0 W NATIVE . I The 7DmoFMlt'S(r WAS BEEN A FORTRESS. A fiOAL - PcuSoT PALACE., A STATE PRISON, A BAAC&'Tm J MO A MUSEUM J WXiK.-s-stss It(((5mP BARNEY GOOGLE and SNUFFY SMITH ' yfS: RVGVVTSl'.S Ine persvst I-WTa ST0P?--SHUX, VJJE'UNS O0N'T I'tV ft CITIZEN OF jg-,, 'miSW BJEN SL0VW 00VWN ftN' GNJE Jtm Of TO-uH rnT3 BZE-yV'l I Ttf VWHVSTLE ft 6L0VW CAT f, - T :T?0j? 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The second shot killed the snake and the dog escaped unharmed. FESCUES MARINE Pacific Fleet Headquarters U.R) A patrol bomber crew re cently pulled a downed marine pilot from a rubBer life-raft into an unprotected navy Catalina under Japanese shell fire near an enemy-held south Pacific isl and. ZERO CLUB Out of bounds, civilians only Delicious chicken and steak dinners. 7:00 p. m., 3 a m.. except Sunday Phone day time S300: night 9101. YES, OF COURSE TO RUN WHEN 1 HEADQUARTERS; HE 11 I FIND YOU HE'LL VWEU.WEU.' HE - j yi GiSLf.'.- HE'S TOO WEK ' LIFT UP JEST ONE. LI'L PCK CHOP eiNCLE-HANPEO.'.' CHOMP ON IT, CHILE IT'LL INVIGORATE YD 4 PJ L -i-yGSC.r- HES TOO WEAK T' LIFT A FF W OA LATER- . y.yE5.HE ls HISaBLHOf.iN r' Yt ) TH' CHILE UP JEST ONI LI'L PCK CHOP f I ' (SC.'T'HE COT TH' PURTIE5T MV l LOOKS BACJ I 6INCLE-HANOEO.'.' 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J UNLESS I HAPPEN HEAR HIS CAR COMING. LEFT HIS SAMURAI SWORD. l-TTr-TTTrf: A Ff W CA LATER - WEAK mi music -1 W o our Ears! out ioua wnen mey r Plus deposit WATER ANSWER TO PREVIOUS PUZZLB DOWN 1 Le&per . 3 Soothe 3 A bird 4 Chemical suffix 6 Alligators ff Boy's nam 7 Inquire 8 Visages 9 Mild oath 10 Goddess of Moon 11 Duck 19 And (Ft.) 20 Mexican. cola 22 Fixed 23 Piece ol wood 24 Wager 25 Pacific base 27 Beottan nymph 23 Spot 29 A number 31 Wrong 32 Decay 34 Greek letter 37 Composer 39 Criterion 40 Belief 41 Pronoun 42 Vein of metal 43 Roman poet 44 Yield 47 Membrane 48 Girl's name 50 Arabian cloth M Out (Scat. I NOW, LOOK, ANGEL, THE MARINES CHARGE US ilRO tno TUFP THINGS. I'M A SUCKER FOR COL LECTING JAP SOUVENIRS, AND, BESIDES, I MAY NEED IT. j- Y-VE5-HE IS HISSELFOCif (SWr-lHE. COT TH' PURTIE l-MYZERK IN ALL , TARNATION PUT AH'D LOVE HIM JEST AS ..water 1 3 ii !l lH'Ajd-5Lil "S'a'S's" J!snTsi' ir km HARD EF HE WERE. A MirzuBLE U'L OuUL HVE AC-vk'iCE TO PRUVlTKAT I r
