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SIX MEDFOHD MAIL TRIBUNE
Monday, August 21, 1944
Your Health and Its Care
BY DR. WILLIAM BRADY. M. D.
Readers should addresi inquiries to: Dr. William Brady
263 CI Camino. Beverly Hilli. Calit.
PLEASE PASS (UP) THE SUGAR
"
According to an estimate
based on federal government
statistics the per capita con-
sump tion or
sugar in the
United States
was 8 pounds a
month in 1931),
7V4 pounds a
month in 1942,
6V4 pounds
month in 1944.
Come, come,
now, folks, you
need not turn
away from su
gar like that
Di Br.df just because I
prefer a saccharin tablet to a
big spoonful of sugar to sweeten
my coffee.
Too much delectable carbohy
drate is my chief dietary sin
refined carbohydrate things
made of refined white flour and
refined white sugar. Nearly all
of the overeating we Americans,
rich and poor, illiterate and edu
cated, old and young, thin and
fat, do is in the field of the re
fined carbydrates.
Not that the 90 or 100 calories
cancelled by the use of saccharin
in place of sugar for sweetening
coffee matters in my pursuit of
happiness, but by alternating
periods of observation with and
without this substitute for sugar
I have concluded that this use of
saccharin improves my nutrition.
It is not that refined white
sugar or refined white flour and
the many things good to eat
made from them Is in itself
harmful in any way. The reason
why our high per capita con
sumption of these manufactured
food products should worry
everv one concerned with na
tional health and physical fit
ness and every one concerned
about his own personal health
and efficiency is frankly that
they are cheat foods as we shall
explain.
As Dr. Ray M. Moose of San
Bernardino points out (J. A. M.
A. July 8, 1944) white sugar "di
lutes with calories" it supplies
energy, of course, Just as so
much potato or cornstarch does
(not more and not more quickly,
though, but the 400 to 500 cal
orics per day that the average
American gets from sugar, his
per capita consumption) from
one-tenth to one-fifth of the total
daily caloric requirement "dis
places nutritionally superior
foods from the dietary, while at
the same time it increases the re
quirements of nutrients in the
foods displaced. Vitamin B-l
(thiamin), B-2 (G, riboflavin) and
nicotinic acid (niacin), all com
ponents of the B complex that
naturally occurs In sugar cane
and sugar beet and in wheat, are
necessary for the oxidation of
dextrose in the body. All carbo
hydrate in food is converted in
to dextrose (glucose), and there
is a constant level of dextrose
or glucose in the blood of a
healthy person the blood sugar,
which is the fuel for all musclar
and functional work.
Refined white sugar (and re
fined white flour) does not sup
ply these vitamins. Yet it in
creases tne reouiremeni iui
NAZIS FIRE UPON
NAVY TRUCE FLAG
OFF TOULON BASE
Torpedo Boat Undamaged
On Mercy Mission En
emy. Bombarded.
By George Tucker
(Distributed by United Press)
With a Naval Truce Party Off
Cape Glens, Aug. 21 U.PJ
German shore batteries opened
lire at point blank range on a
white truce flag today after per
mitting its approach almost to
tne muzzle of its guns. The truce
party, commanded by Lt. Col.
William C. Baxter of Wockford
Ford, Baltimore, Md., was ap
proaching the harbor of Por-
qucrolle to demand the island's
unconditional surrender when
88-mm. guns began to whistle
them for if the food itself does projectiles around the torpedo
not supply the vitamins which boat carrying the party.
are necessary for its oxidation,
metabolism, utilization in ine
body (as sugar cone, sugar beet,
plain wheat does), then the food
cannot be utilized unless the nec
essary vitamins are taken in
other forms.
QUESTIONS Si ANSWERS
Nervous Exhaustion
y.M. i:..r,na f i.rtl(leS In thlS
column about tlio poor Rlrl who had
ait her feeth extracted and then vis
ited the best advertised "clinic" and
nm, nwnv with ttlG tVPlfOl "CllnlC
riinennsis of "Just nervous exhaus
tion." n lot of readers have been send
ing- their reports from the same
"clinic" for mv advice. It seems that
"nervous exhaustion" and 'nervous
fntlffun" are favorite dodpvs at the
"clinic." All I can say is what I .aid
in the series of article on the sub
test. If readers still think I know
what "nervous exhaustion' means,
then I micht as well hold mr brealh
and turn my aced and infirm type
writer over to the Junkman and go.
over to the bowline; green wnere
am better understood. . ,
(or Doc Brady)
Sun Maths
Can one derive benefit from sun
baths if onlv the feet and legs are
exposed to the aun? After becoming
accustomed to exposure about how
long should aunbaths be? IA. P.t
Answer There is benefit to be de
rlxed from exposure of even only
the feet or legs to sunshine or sky
shine. Instructions for Sun Bathing
are given In The Uradv Baby Book
for copy send ten cents and stnmped
envelope bearing your Address.
Itaw Errs
What effect has raw egg taken two
or three times a dav? Does It' give
particular energy, vitality or vim?
(J L. S
Answer No particular effect, ex
cept as food. Haw egg is less complete
ly disrated than egg cooked as you
refer.
Copyright, 11144, John F. Dllle Co.)
SUMMONS FOR
. PUBLICATION
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF
THE STATE OK UHWUn
FOR JACKSON COUNTY.
WAYNE STANLEY BIB DSALL,
. rialntui,
vs.
GEORGIA BIRDSALL,,
Defendant.
TO THE ABOVE NAMED DE
FENDANT GEORGIA BIRD
SALL: IN THE NAME OF THE
STATE OF. OREGON, You are
hereby required to appear and
answer the complaint filed
BRainst you in the above en
titled ult on or before the last
dav of four weeks from the date
of the first publication of this
summons, and, if you fail so to
appear and answer said com
plnint, for want thereof, the
plaintiff will apply to the Court
for a decree for tho relief de
manded in his complaint, suc
cinctly stated as follows, to-wit:
That the bonds of matrimony
heretofore and now existing be
tween the plaintiff and defend
ant he dissolved and held for
naught.
This summons Is published by
order of the Honorable H. K.
Hanna. Jurigo of tho Circuit
Court of Jackson County, Ore
gon, made and entered on the
28th day of July 1944.
The time prescribed for pub
lication of this summons is once
each week for four consecutive
weeks. The date of the first
publication of this summons is
the 31st dav of Julv. 1H44.
O. II. BENGTSON,
Attorney for Plaintiff
12H Fast Main Street
Mcdford, Oregon.
In Jackson County, Oregon, to
wit: The N. V4 of the S. E. 4; also
the S..W. i. nil of Sec. 28,
Township 35. S.. R. 3 W. of
the W. M.. Oregon: excepting
and reserving therefrom all
existing roads and or rights
of way over said land.
And that the defendants and
any included defendant, be de
creed to have no right, title, es
tate, lien, claim or interest in
or to said real property and that
said drfendnnts. and all persons
claiming by, through or under
them be forever restrained from
claiming or asserting any right,
title, estate, lien, claim or inter
est in or to plaintiffs' said
premises, or any part thereof,
and for such other and further
relief as may seem meet, and
Just and for costs and disburse
ments against rfnly such parties
as shall appear herein. This sum
mons Is published hv order of
the Hon II. K. Hannn. Circuit
Judge, dated July 25. 11144. C. F.
Pruess, Attorney for plaintiffs,
U. S. National Bnnk Hldg.
Grants Pass, Ore. Date of first
publication is July 31, 1944.
SUMMONS
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF
THE STATE OF OHECON
FOR JACKSON COL'NTY
ROBERT EDWARD PALMER
mid SYLVIA M. PALMER.
Plaintiffs, vs. M. M. PIERCE.
J G. PIERCE, II 11. DAG A RD
FIEI.E; I hp unknown heirs of
T. M. Griffiths, decensed; John
Doe 1 Ititier; the unknown
heirs of J H. Griffiths, de
ceased, otherwise known as
J. 11. Griffin; also the unknown
heirs of any other deceased
person or pnrty: also all other
persons or parties, unknown,
including any creditor, legal
representative or truster of
any persons or party, claim
inn or having, any riRht. title,
estate, lien, claim or Interest
in the real property of the
plaintiffs described herein.
Defendants.
To the defendants above named,
and Included'
IN THE NAME OF THE
STATE OF OREGON, you are
hereby required to nppear and
set up for determination what
ever adverse claim you may
have, and answer the complaint
filed against vou in the above
entitled mitt, within four weeks
from the date of the first publi
cation of this Summons, and if
you fail so to appear and an
swer. for want thereof the plain
tiffg will apply to the Court for
the relief prayed for in their
complaint, namely, that plain
tiffs be deereed to be the sole
ownen In fee simple of the fol
lowing described real property
Notice of Final Settlement
In the County Court of the State
of Oregon, for the County of
Jackson.
In the Matter of the Estate of
ASAIIEI. C. IH'HIIARI).
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN
that the undersigned. Roland A.
Hubbard, has filed his final ac
count as executor of thp above
estate with tho County Court of
said County, and thnt the Court
has fixed the 6th dav of Septem
ber. 11)44, at the hour of 10:00
A. M. of said day, and the County
Judge's office In the County
Court House In Medford. Jack
son County, Oregon, as the time
aun
hear!
th
cot
tied to file nhjectlons, if any
you have, to the snld final ac
count on or before the said time
fixed for hearing.
A supplemental account shall
be filed at the time of the hear
ing on said account to show
tratisattlons subsequent to said
finnl Recount.
Dated this 7th dav of August,
1044.
ROLAND A. llliniURD.
Executor of the Estate of Asahel
C. lUilihnrd, Decensed.
Flage Prominent
Two large white flags were
prominently displayed on the
deck and couldn't be mistaken
for anything but truce flags,
I can vouch for this, because
Lt. Cmdr. Selwyn H. Graham
of Roslindalc, Mass., and I held
the flags.
(Cape Glens is approximate
ly 10 miles east southeast of the
great French naval base of Tou
lon.)
We were proceeding through
unswept German waters between
the island and the mainland at
15 knots. The island itself sat
jum oi tne up or cape Lesterei,
a narrow peninsula resembling
an inverted T.
The harbor is near the west
end of the island and anything
approaching it must pass under
the muzzle of the peninsula's
guns.
Lt. Lon C. Hill of Winnetka.
111., who commanded the tor
pedo boat, swung her in a sharp
arc and headed back through
the narrow channel we had
blazed on the way in. Twice he
zlg-zagged, but no more, for we
certainly would have run into
mines.
Shells Come Close
So he kept her on course
while the 88's thumped in a pat
tern aft of our stern and Just 50
yards to the starboard.
We still are unable to ac
count for the fact that no frag
ments hit our ship, but none did.
In the beginning it was David
son's plan to shell the island with
Allied warships and then'send
in a truce party in hope that the
Germans would surrender, thus
saving untold lives. So in we
went.
Long before we got back to
the flagship, battleships and
cruisers began to converge
from different points of the
horizon and slammed high ex
plosive shells into the T-shaped
peninsula where 88's had violat
ed the white flag truce.
Oregon Socialists
Slate Convention
For Nominations
YULE HIS FOR
American Red Cross officials
have suggested that the families
of war prisoners use the cur
rent next-of-kin labels to scnd;"BC;
their own Christmas parcels,
since no special Christmas label
will be issued by the provost
marshal s office.
Transportation conditions In
Europe are steadily deterior
ating, so parcels should be sent
promptly in order to reach the
men in European camps in time
or the holidays, the Red Cross
said.
The Red Cross also announced
some "do's and don't" for Christ
mas gifts to send men and wom
en overseas.
Don't send home cooked food
for even fruit cake arrives
molded or mashed beyond rec
ognition; don't send diaries un
less requested: don't send leath
er goods to the Pacific theater
for leather cannot take the tropi
cal climate; don't send gum or
candy, unless vacuum packed in
tins, to the tropics; and don't
send anything you, yourself.
woman t want if you were
traveling or camping.
Suggested as gifts for men or
women are, pocket size books,
a waterproof watch, stationery,
dark glasses, map of the United
States, address book, sheet
music, pocket games, vacuum
packed salted peanu'-, canned
delicacies, Christmas decora
tions, pocket size family pic
tures, folders for pictures and
unbreakable mirrors.
Possible gifts for women over
seas are, cosmetics, bedroom
slippers, travel type clothespins
and line, coat hangers, handker
chiefs, flash light, housecoat,
bathing suit and cap, slips and
panties, bobby pins, soap flakes,
sewing kit, hose or toilet kits.
Logical gifts for men might be
a pipe, tobacco pouch, shower
shoes, metal dog-tag chain, har
monica or ocarina, pocket comb,
playing cards, stationery, writing
folio, fountain pen or cigarette
lighter.
"Mailing date for all packages
is between September 15 and
October 15," friends and rela
tives were reminded. The entire
size of the package must riot be
over '15 inches in length or more
than 36 incres in length and
girth combined. The total weight
of the package wlien ready to
mail must not be over five
pounds.
turee of Torn .Mix. WB?: Jaci . Arm
strong BN
6:45 p. m.Newi. CBS: Hop Har
rlgan. BN: Night News Wire. MBS
6:00 p. m. Song Is Born. NBC;
Mayor of the Town. CBS; Gabriel
Heatter. MBS.
0:11 p. m Screen Test. MBS.
30 p. m spotlight Bands BN:
Vacation Serenade. KBC; Man Named
X. CBS.
7 .00 p m. Contented Hour, NBC;
Screen Guild Players, CBS; Henry
Gladstone, MBS; Raymond Oram
Swing BN.
7:15 p. m. lwell Thomaa, MBS;
Ted Malone. BN.
7:30 p m. 1T I. Q.. NBC; Things
to the Yanks, CBS; Lone Ranger.
MBS: Horace Heldt Orcb. BN.
8.00 p. m. Mercer's Music Shop.
1 Love a Mystery. CBS; Paul
(10 p. ra FWton Lewis. Jr., MBS:
Vox Pop. CBS. Hawthorne Houae
NBC
10 00 p m. News. NBC; Muslo by
Bovero. BN.
10.30 p. n. Design for Dancing.
NBC: Bonny. Dunham Orch., CB3.
10:4ft p m.- Paul Page, singer.
NBC: Boy. Ou-1 and Band. BN
11:00 p m Hotel BUtmoro Orch..
NBC; News, CBS.
Nellson. newe. BN
8:15 . m. Ray Maypole, NBC;
Dateline. CBS: Lum and Abner. BN
8:30 p. m. Cavalcade of America
NBC; Oay Nineties CBS; Point Sub
lime. MBS; Counterspy, BN.
B:00 p m. Telephone Hour, NBO;
Blind Date BN; News MBS; Adven
tures of BUI Lance. CBS.
Tuesday
5-00 p. m. Terry and Pirates, BN:
Fletcher Wiley, CBS; OK for Release.
5:15 p. m. Dick Tracy, BN; Super
man, MBS.
5:30 p. m. Date with Judy, NBC;
Jack Armstrong, BN; Harry Flannery.
news, CBS; Adventures of Tom Mix,
MBS
5:45 p. m. Hop Harrlgan, BN:
Night News Wire. MBS: News. CBS.
6:00 p. m. Mystery Theater, NBC;
Gabriel Heatter. MBS; War Docu
mentary Program. CBS.
0:15 p. m. Screen Test. MBS.
6:30 p. m. Words at War, NBC;
Spotlieht Bands, BN; American For
um, MBS; The Doctor Fights. CBS.
7:00 p. m. Charlotte Greenwood,
NBC: Raymond Gram Swine. BN:
uoiumoia presents corwin, ttis.
I 7:15 p. m towell Thomas. MBS:
George Hicks, BN.
7 30 p m. Hildegarde, NBC; Red
Ryder. BN. ,
a nn n m Xfnrrer's MlJS O ShoP.
NBC; I Love a Mystery. CBS: Paul I
Neilson, news. BN; San Qucntin On
the Air. MBS.
8:15 p. m. Roy Maypole. NBC;
Lum and Abner, BN; Passing Parade,
CBS.
8:30 p. m. Johnnv Presents, NBC:
Big Town, CBS; Nit-Wit Court, BN;
Freedom of Opportunity, MBS.
0 00 p. m. Everything for Boys,
NBC; News, MBS; Theater of Ro
mance. CBS; Let Yourself Go. BN.
0:15 p. m. Rex .Miller, MBS.
0:30 p. m. Fulton Lewis. Jr., MBS.
10:00 p. m News. NBC: Chris
Cross Orch., MBS; Bal Tabarin Cafe
Orch.. BN.
10:15 p. m. Ted Straeter Orch.,
NBC: CavaVaro Orch., MBS.
10:30 p. m. Edwin C. Hill. CBS;
Ambassador Hotel Orch., BN; Strings
for Meditation, NBC.
10:45 p. m. Jimmy Dorsey Orch.,
CIn 00 p m Talks, CBS; Blltmore
Hotel Orch.. NBC.
ROLLS MUST WAIT
Somerville, Mass. (U.R) Drl
ver William Hurley of the
American Express Co. was sure
he had seen everything until he
arrived at a bakery shop to
make a delivery and read:
"Closed till noon Mary's get
ting married."
STRANGE AS IT SEEMS
Portland, Aug. 21. A nom
inating convention to place the
names of Norman Thomas, soci
alist candidate for president,
and Darlington Hoopcs, socialist
candidate for vice-president, on
tho Oregon ballot at tho Novem
ber election will be held In Port
land August 30 at the Washing
ton high school auditorium. This
will be the only public appear
ance of Mr. Thomas In Portland
i during the coming campaign. He
will, however, meet with a
number of groups during the
day preceding the convention.
In order to nominate the
Thomas-Hoopes ticket the con
vention must be attended by 250
qunlified electors. Any regis
tered voter In the state is elig
ible to participate in lt.
Arrangements for tho conven
tion are being worked out by a
id place respectively for the ; committee under the leadership
arii.g of ol. lections, if any of R, D. Snytpr 73U SE 14th
ere be. to the said final ac- .., ... " '. .
tint, and you are hereby noti-I 14th Avenue, Portland.
On the Radio Chains
STATIONS!
Chain affiliation and where they
re on the dial:'
KAI.K (MUM) 1330. Portland.
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KIIA (MIC-Hllie A MHS J I5IU
Spokane; h(IO (Mtl'-llllie) HID
San Francisco: Kliw (Mll'-Keill
8211. Portland: HJH (MltMlluel
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Lot Angeles; KOA IMII'-Hrdl H.MI
llemer: KIIIN l'Hl 3JU, Port
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Seattle: KI'O (MIC-Hed) SMI
San I'ranrlvn; KSL (C1IS) 1180
Salt Lake CM,
Time shown is PtVT
6:00 p m. OH for Release. NBC;
Fletcher Wiley, CBS: Terry and Pi
rates. BN.
6:15 p m. Superman. MBS: Dick
racy. BN .
8:30 p m. Voice of Firestone. NBC;
Harry Flannery. news, CBS, Adven-
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Gel Grayvifa Vitamins
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ported t.UXWIlt tun, Mills Wllllh.
and that Ihrlt tr.n Inlr Is returning
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tainlns niittaln the itme ammlnl
of "antl-grav hiir lltamln" tptns
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marj, 4IM1 t. Main llierU
Cloalng ttma tor Sunday Too Late
to Classify A .10 Saturday afternoon
Please remember.
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Phone Cold Hill 474
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