Medford mail tribune., September 01, 1944, Page 10, Image 10

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TEN MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE
Your Health and Its Care
BY OR. WILLIAM BRADY. M. D.
Readers should address Inquiries toi Or. William Brady
265 El Camlno. Beverly Hills. Calif.
FOOD IS NOT MEDICINE
In our talk about the most
frequent complaints of elderly
folk the other day lacK oi
"non " r h e u -
ficiency rather1
served that an
adequate daily
intake of vita
Dt Brady
and vitamin D
min B-complcx
and the high
calcium foods prevents or dis
pels these complaints in many
instances.
This practice of supplement
ing the ordinary diet with a
daily ration of vitamin B-com-plex
and vitamin D pnd Includ
ing the daily diet a reasonable
amount of milk, cheese, greens.
peas, beans, nuts and peanuts;
(high calcium foods) is NOT,
MEDICINE. It is better nutrl
tlon. It is natural food.
Of course it makes little dif
ference whether you regard It as
medicine or food, except in one
respect. If you think such a sup
plementary daily ration of vita
min B-complcx, vitamin D and
even some extra calcium glu
conate or di-calcium phosphate
Is medicine, you will expect it
to "cure" whatever complaint
you have, so you can stop tak
ing It. I assure you It will not
do so. On the other hand if you
have enough sense to regard it
as nutrition, food which is es-,
ential for health, vlte, function
al efficiency but which the or
dinary diet fails to provide in
sufficient amount, then you will
ot discontinue taking it but on
the contrary you will make It a
regular lifetime habit to take
your dally vitamin rution Just
as you take your dally breakfast,
lunch or supper. Only on this
basis Is it likely to do you any
f ill M Hill IKK
VVUI 1 IIVUiJIj
NEWS
MarrUgei
George Byron Backcs
and
Letha Grace Coulter.
Jack L. Bczoff and Genlve
Arnett.
Stephen Orenyak and Ruth
Alice Wiltrout,
Donald Wayne Hoover and
Myrtle V. Drinkwaler.
Joe W. Trammel and Martha
Louise Krinea.
LaVerne Wayne Dunagan and
Helen Janet Johnson.
Robert Llewellyn Dooms and
Olive Mae Davis.
Eugene Philip Myers and Joan
Riley Holmes.
Divorces Filed
Jewell G. Croft vs. Alek J.
Croft.
Hazel B. Johnson vs. Walter
O. Johnson.
Ruth Kent vs. James Kent.
Earl B. Abrams vs. Charlotte
Levite Abrams.
Probate Court
Estate of Rachel V. Grubb,
deceased.
Estate of Mnnty Courtney
Foster, deceased.
Estato of Adrian Crotchctt,
deceased.
Estnte of Nell V. Hcarn, de
ceased. Estate of Raymond E. Miller,
deceased.
UK ins
Jennie Charley. Nora Bradhaw, I.
L Hradohxw, Hnel I'lrlch. Enrl IT.
inn, crn nropnv and I.eland 8.
niophy tn Heed I hurley and Myrtlt I
"nrinmy ueed
F. N Pumeroy and F F. Pomerov
to Hirhnrd K Frnlev and Iona ti.
trale. warnintv deed
Hi. hard K Kralrv and Lenna O
Fraley to Klmne Kloule Hull and
Jeft Daniel Hull, warranty dred
Jo-riih W Kritch to Lillian U
Fritsch, now rr of attitrney
ern L Andernon to Hrbba R
deron. quitclHim dfetl
An-
u . imiimi and ( hnrlntto Yoeum
Levi t Krllev nnd Daisy B Kel-
liorm e T. ' Kurn
and Aly Furnas '
; Arthur E ling and Nellx
"""k Hrrainy derd
SrltHPHiIrr In Cnrvill I I i..l,l.t
Rulh I. l.irkliHi-r, m arrantv (tr,M i H'll. uarranlv
, t-" I Kfllow -m1 Ktm Krllow Stilmrtutn i imihrr Cnrnpanv to ri
" " rnswnrih an.1 Eva (irare ntr W. l,.tiah,H and Opal I, lKma
tarnsnnrlh. uarrantv ,1rf1, j hot., wartaim tUvd
(.roigr William -Innn... Vnlcl N i Kliahfih Snnplr and Thorns I).
I tI,i' ?"v 1 i'enwron and F.lith I Snnplr lo Si Iuh.I Uistt li t No. 4, war
"Mtrtrl (nmrton to AnMIn Kmrrv tantv drcd
Mt.nii and Scltna A. Smiii, u.-., r...... I i ..... tr.i ..,a t n..
dt
r e '
Iriifcr In Con IWnrc and Sum 'lit,'
niV. rorri-rttnn UNiranlv (irl
Vi- i r "nrt Su,r IV'Te to
r i- ii"'"' W""M,VV "rr,i '
Paul I
. inn n inn rem 1 Mrnun Ia i
Oftvis and Alma N hmd
warrnntv l
I'mtrd Slntri N'atin-t
to I M.t uHry, nerd
Jargon ( flimtv feflrrnl Savtncs
and Toan Assooiallon to . f. MM,
nd ilfii j. rrnu hrlriar. ntillrUim
dfert
IWn Ki.li and Aniin Hetle Kirk to
Nora Arvtlla Hot.hr Trautman. war
renty iced
A T .Ionian and Jordan to
n Albert Arnold and lllanrhe M
Arnold, wnrrantv nVed
Walter O .Ifhnm.n to Hnel R
Johnson, warrnnu teed
Kntheiine K Tiuwi.ridre to Frank
T Allert and Minnie E Allert war
rant deed
Mnrrella II Itowman to !-ola Norrf.
fli't loitrlnini 'teert
.f,r'. - Mfo-h W A Strattnn.
' v F Siratton. E T Newhrv.
POISON OAK?
Try a bottli ol ZEMACOL
Tnu must bp SHllsftM ot tuut miiHc) i
rhMrtulls rrriiiiiled l(t . bultlt Ui- i
SJ Ht-SlLUM 1IIKIH. 1
Friday. Sept. 1, 1944
good.
In most instances one with
any or all of the four complaints
i mentioned should take daily in
m a 1 1 k m, leg the first month or so approxi
cramp s a t mately 3000 units of vitamin D,
night, fatiga-' 720 units of B-l (thiamin) and
bility I said 2000 micrograms of B-2 (ribofla
these com-lvln), and after the first month
plaints spell about half of these amounts
..ii-!tinnn! He- daily. One with the complaint of
rheumatism or cramps in legs I
than old age.isnouia ibkb aaiiy in uuuwuu m
as I have ob-' this, in the first two weeks, an-
proximately 27 grains of dical
cium phosphate, 18 grains of cal
cium gluconate and 2250 units
of vitamin D, and thereafter one
third of these amounts dally for
an indefinite period depending
on how much of the calcium
rich foods one's daily diet pro
vides. And please remember,
you EAT this it is essential
food, not medicine.
' QUESTIONS & ANSWERS
nentlitry for Expectant Mother
I am exuccllng my third bnhy In De
cember. Hen Told dentist will not ex-
,.,.. ,,...h . ,hl, nme. least u harm
the unborn baby. (Mr.. R. M
fivititf. hv all means have them ex
tracted. Any necessary dentistry may
and should be done whenever It lie
comes necessary during pregnancy.
Salt
We do not understand whether you
say we should salt everything, even
our drinking water, or whether you
say we take too much salt and should
reduce our use of salt for salting
foods.
Answer Many persons take too
much salt. It Is generally advisable to
use salt sparingly if at all as a con
diment or addition to food in cooking
or at table. Foods such as meat. milk,
fish, eggs naturally contain enough
salt for the body's needs. In very hot
weather or when one Is sweating
much. It la wise to take a good big
pinch of salt with every drink of
water to restore the salt lost tn
sweat, to precent heat exhaustion or
sun stroke, to precent heat cramps.
Hernia
I found Dr of whom you
recommended as skilled In ambulant
treatment has gone into the Navy, his
office closed for the duration. Can
you recommend any other doctor In
this vicinity? I hope my hernia will
not have to have hospital operation
as far as I know it is of only two
years standing. (G, J.)
Answer I'm sorry I do not know
of another doctor in your city I can
recommend for the injection treat
ment but there are no doubt several
there who have mastered tbo tech.
opyriunt 44, by John r. Dine Co.)
nlque by now.
Rll,h Newbry 1o Thomas C. Volla,
transfer of water and ditch rights.
Glenn C. Downing and Rubv F.
Downtnif to Citllforntn Oregon 1'ower
Company, right of way,
Carrie E. Young to W Clvde Wal
lace and Lorna Dell Wallace, war
ranty Herd.
W. Clyd Wnllaoa and Lnrna Doll
Wallace tn Arthur J. Miracle and
llortense Mlnicle, warrnnty deed,
J. F. Neelry and Annie Nrelry to
A. J. Miracle and H or Ion so Miracle,
deed.
A. J. Mlrnclo and Hortenwe Mlrncle
to Tnni Mrlnlurff and Mildred Mc
Inturlf, wnrrnntv deed.
W. R. McDuniild and CJernldine T.
McDonald to W. U. Winner nd Eliza
beth D. Wagner, warranty deed.
Jackson County Federal Suvlng
and Loan Association to Victor Kohl
and Pawnor Kohl, warninly deed.
Theodore Hunt to Chan. J. Hum
phrey and Zora E. Humphrey, war
ranty deed.
Theodore Hunt to A. n. Zimmer
man and Mary E. Zimmerman, witr
ranty deed.
Theodore Hunt to Rnlph B. Murk
wart and Uertha J. M.ukwart, war
ranty deed.
Theodore Hunt to John C, Trenton
nd Muriel M. Predion, wnrrantv deed.
U. K Clevenherg and Kilna ti.
Clevenberg to Jvnt Kill and Uyrun
N. Kills, warranty deed
I .eon B. 11 n skim nnd Oertrude O.
H.ihklni to tilen J. Johnson, warrnnty
deed.
ISIefan I.unak and Annn Lunnk to
Margnret pjivue and MhxwcII 1'itvne.
ngrecnient and alignment to K. I.
1'aulntni and (.lady K Piiuhnn.
I.. J. Wilnn and Ingrld Wilson to
JnniH T. Pool and Marlon O. Pool,
warrnnty deed
James W. Miller and Laura E Mil
ter to Adolf C. Larson, warranty
deed
Cora Morgan Moors to Rom Harden
and Mnry llitrden, warrnntv deed.
Kred K Lewi and Kthel r Lewli
to Mnurite L. May and AUc B. May,
warranty deed.
Alan J. Precott and Wanda Pres
ent! to W. i iM-escntl. deed
Hubert V Pienvntt and Justine
Prerolt to W. Precott. deed.
Mnurlce I, My nnd AlU-e U Mnv
to N. T. Johnnon and lluhy K. John
son, warranty deed
Norton J. Johnson and Ruhv K.
John mm to Ct. S. Butler, quitclaim
deed
Henry W. Mnxon and Mnry E.
Mntmn to Merrile A. Thureson, cor
rection deed.
(.eoige ti. Fetterly tn Agnes M
Caldwell. nultrlMin deed.
Jowph W KrttM-h and Lltllnn L
rrltsch to Kdward T WoMcr and
Kuby M Wolter, warranty deed.
Ornld A. Judge, Mildred K, Judge,
Itowton It Judge Helen D. Judge.
Cora L Hovd and Del her t M. Ilod to
Jniiie Scott, warranty deed
J nine Scott and tirate Scott to J.
T VV tn ant and Ion E. Va brant,
w arrantv deed
Theodore Hunt to W R Dnrhy and
Jexntf M Dflihv, wjirrantv deed
t 11V of JMckonvlMf to' P. A Hum.
gardner, warranty deed
t liy ot Jacksonville to J. D. Brown,
warranty deed.
Chi i Krt-gun and Bertha Keegan
I.. Vf it n , s i.
strrri ui uiirr Martin,
an Miity
s.tmh T. Iit v to Trov Spaur and
Sailir Spdiir. uanantv deetl
t.r.ue Helton and Anna C Helton
! t Irvenhrm and F1n O
L rvrn irrv uirrm
J M IU num m,x.i M lu
lu.rr..,i. '
in rduanl I Arpan and .May Arpan,
frank K Sicvrn.on to A K C.rif-
Un and t nra t.rillm w .irranlv drr.i
i t h.ile, l-Aerett Numtell Hlut Kuhv
I M HumtHl to ti A rir.unh.irj n.i
r-v ivi f rrdrTilM.ra, wnrrnntv dred
o K Jin k to (.mrgc W. Jvk. war.
rantv deed
Mmm i Furry to Marv A. Honors,
wananty iter.)
Wahrr K Allen and Iota A Allen
(o M.itv A Mi'Krrs. .riantv dent
Fdith S OUim and Mnrns M H-
Wanted! Men and
Women Who Are
Hard of Hearing
r make true eimole. no nk hearirc tret
if you sra tentnrsnly deafenrd. ri.thrKi
by nnifinf butm a head nok'es duatn hsM
ned or rieniistedwsiterumn). Irv the
Ounne Hnme Method test that eomarir say
IMS eneMed tlm to hear well s;n Yv
must hear better after msktn this simph
test or ymi r"t ?of tnoarif trk at once.
Ktk ahout Onrme t.sr Utvpe tia at
HalnM-.il. H,if rhmniMij
W IU Malu Mrdioid
IS. LUCE UPHELD
FOR ARTICLE ON
ROOSEVELT TRIP
Washington, Sept. 1. (UR
Rep. Michael J. Bradley, D., Pa.,
today condemned Rep. Clare
Boothe Luce, R., Conn., for what
he called an "irresponsible and
unreliable" newspaper article.
Bradley quoted Mrs. Luce,
who was not present, as charg
ing that Admiral Chester Nimitz
had requested President Roose-
vnlt nnt in mnb-a him ranani 4rln
, .. . .. ,j
to Hawaii because it "would
serve no militarv nurnose."
"I have it on highest naval
authority that (Mrs. Luce's)
statement is absolutely and un
equlvocably untrue," Bradley
said.
Rep. Harold Knutson, R.,
Minnesota, defended Mrs. Luce's
article as "very temperate," and
added:
"There are other things she
might have said about the presi
dent's trip should I say jaunt
that she refrained from telling.
She didn't say that the president
was accompanied by a flotilla of
ships and destroyers that should
have been out in the far Pacific
fighting.
"Neither did she 6ay anything
In connection with the rumor
that Fala the president's Scotty
clog was forgotten In the Aleu
tians, and after they got back to
Seattle a destroyer had to be
sent back after him."
MADAM PERKINS ACTS
Washington, Sept. 1. (U.Ri
Secretary of Labor Frances Per
kins certified to the War Labor
Board today a dispute over clas
sification of workers between
the Lockheed Aircraft Corp.,
Burbank, Calif., and 60,500 em
ployees represented by the In
ternational Association of Ma
chinists (AFL).
DRAFT CUT ORDERED
Sacramento, Sept, 1. (U.R)
Col. K. H. Leitch, state selective
service director, said today lo-
I cal boards have been Instructed
to reduce the Vmmber of men to
be called up for pre-induction
physicals in September because
"we won't need as many men in
October as we thought we
would. '
son to On II L. Modeen and Gertrude
L. Modeen. warranty deed.
Iva 1. Wiilden and O. S. Wnlden to
Joxeph E Itexrond and Elizabeth Rcx
rond, qullt-lnlm deed.
Hoy Leslie Jnin nnd Nellie E. Jain
to J. K. Hexnmd nnd Eliznbcth Mae
Hexrnad, warrnnty deed.
Joneph K Itexrond nnd Elfrabeth
Rcxrond to Hoy Leslie Jnin and Nellie
j K. Jnin. warrnnty deed,
Cnrmen Dorothy to Rex F Rolls
I and Huth II Holla, wtirrnnty deed.
nex r, moms ana num it. koiis to
John J. Mi'Dnniel and Marjorle E.
McDniiiel. warranty deed.
rreo uierxs nnct Mart tin Ulerks to
J. L. Williitms and Nan Williams, war
ranty ded.
Albert H Cooley and Grace R. E.
Cooley In Taylor Bros , timber deed.
Charles Christopher Duggan. lone
DuRgnli and Owen John Dusgnn to !
J. C. Duggfin nnd Mary D. Woodson,
qullclntm deed. '
Stnndnrd O I Company of California 1
to 4n. D. Roberts, termination of
lenie.
S. V. Hnrdln to V. A Puddx and ,
Lorena A Puddy, warranty ueed I
Jt-xslr Metger to Lewis D. Vance ,
and Huth Vance, warrnnty deed. j
John E Adams nnd Vera Adnms to
A. M. Garrison nnd Addle May Garri
son, warranty deed. I
Douglas B Jnnney to Richard
Klemm nnd Maybe) le C. Klemm. quit- -claim
deed. ;
Jesse B Bvnmn and Mnude Bvnum j
to J. F Flieel and Esther Fllegel.
warranty deed. I
Stanley Strain. Julia Ethel Strain, j
Rohrrt Strain and Kthel Strain to ;
Arthur C I,auhnch and Mary A. Lau- '
bach, wnrrnntv deed. I
City of Mr. if uid to F. R. Gottfried. ,
wnrrantv deed.
Abbie Mae Ol liver and Fred A.
Olllvrr to Hay J. Schumacher and
Laura Schumacher, wnrrnntv deed
Pearl Ibde tn D. .O. Frederick and
Lnurn B. Frederick, warranty deed
Merton Lenwnrd Murphv to Emit
Hess and Edith L. Hess, warranty
deed.
K.uill E. Hr and Edith L Hess to
Hannibal A. Swab and Dorothy E.
Swnb, wnrrnntv deed.
Profitable Permanent Jobi for
EXPERIENCED PIN SETTERS
18 Yean or Over Apply
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Spotlight Bands, BN; That Brewster
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7:00 p. m. Boston Blackie, NBC;
Durante and Moore, CBS; Earl God
win, news. BN.
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Ted Malone, BN.
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Door Canteen, CBS; Lone Ranger,
MBS; Blondle, BN.
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10:30 p. m. Ambassador Hotel
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10:43 p. m. Paul Page, singer,
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5 30 p. m Dorothv Desmond, NBC:
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fi 00 p. m. National Barn DaH-e,
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Spotlight Bands. BN.
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Army Service Forces. J3N.
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Derby, MBS; Early American Music,
BN.
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tet. NBC.
8 30 p. nv Abie's Irish Rne. NBC:
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fl 45 p. nv Don't You Believe It.
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A priority shipment of Argen
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Stutcs recently to combat insect
posts that have been destroying
f lorin.i s sugarcane crop.
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the world-wide conflict," It was
announed today by f H. Cray,
local manager of the telegraph
company. I
The Welland Ship Canal was
officially opened on August 3,
1932.
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Chicken and Steak Dinner
FUN DANCING
The Best Music in the Valley
BARNEY EATON'S ORCHESTRA
OPEN EVERY NIGHT EXCEPT FRIDAY
TAKE-IT-EASY-LODGE
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