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Newspaper Page TextTEN MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE Friday, Sop!. 8. 1944 Your Health and Its Care BY DR. WILLIAM BRADY. M. D. Reader ihould address Inquinei toi Dr. William Brady 261 El Camino. Beverly HUU Calii. WHERE DICE In a healthy person the saliva contains a digestive enzyme or "ferment" called ptyalin, which converts cook ed starch into maltose (a type of sugar) which in turn is c o n v ertcd into dextrose after the food r e a c lies the intestine, and that is the form in which all c arbohy drate food Dt Brady (starches or sugars) is absorbed and utilized for heat and muscular energy. How important this part of digestion is for good health and physical efficiency is hard to realize. The chewing process in the mouth thoroughly mixes food and saliva or should do so but the bolus is swallowed too quickly for the ptyalin to com plete its action on carbohydrate food. In the stomach the gas tric juice is sufficiently acid to destroy the ptyalin or to arrest its action (ptyalin requires neu tral or alkaline medium, as in the saliva). It was therefore supposed formerly that salivary digestion ceased when the food entered the stomach and hence is of little value in the digestive process. We know better now. We know that a considerable part of an ordinary meal may remain in the cardiac or tipper portion of the stomach for the first hour or more after the meal, com pletely shut off from the acid secretion in the lower or pyloric end of the stomach, so that sali vary digestion continues for nearly an hour in the stomach. There are other good reasons why it is essential to chew such foods as vegetables, greens, ce reals and breads made from them, fruits and nuts well be fore gulping them down or washing them down with bev erage, but we haven't room to enumerate them here. It would not be so serious if the loss of a single tooth or may be a couple of teeth entailed merely a 3 or 6 deficiency in mastication. If the missing tooth or teeth are not promptly STION BEGINS replaced with functionally effi cient dentures the entire align ment, bite or occlusion of the teeth is bound to suffer change in the course of weeks or months, and the masticating function becomes thereby far more than 3 or 6 deficiency. It might not be so serious, for a year or so perhaps, if the de ficient mastication and deficit salivary digestion entailed only the annoyance or discomfort of "dyspepsia", "acid indigestion", "gas", "nervous indigestion" and the like. But that's only the lighter side of it. It is from the foods above mentioned that we get most of the vitamins and minerals re quired for good nutrition if we get them at all. If mastication of such foods is deficient we just don't get the vitamins and minerals from the foods we eat if the diet Includes adequate proportions of such foods. And so, loss of teeth spells nutritional deficiency, and nu tritional deficiency, in the great majority of cases, goes unrec ognized or masquerades under some meaningless or misleading name which suffices to satisfy the curiosity of the victim re garding the nature of his trou-' ble. Frona Worried, warranty AA. J. M. Wnrner and Ellen Warner to A. W. Grln.ted nnd Ona Grlnitted, special warrunlv deed. I Gail L. Modeen and Gertrude L. ! Modeen to Kira A. Hull and Mar garet M. Hull, warranty deed. ! Nate H (Smith and Halel E. Smith to W. J. Savage and Edna E. Savage, warranty deed. R. E. Newhry and Maude M. New bry to S. C. Hector, warranty deed. Harold W. Sandefer and Berthold I.. Sandefer to A. J. Rutherford and Mary L. Rutherford, warranty deed. May C. Johnson to Frank Steffen and Ruth E. Steffen, warranty deed. Fred L. Speece and Jennie O. Speece to Wesley JIartman. warranty deed. Elmer R. Yarlnifton and Amelia T. Yanngton to Orville D. Hart and Pauline D. Hurl, warranty deed. Leona Huth Wenzel. Frank A. Wen Tel, Robert 11. Dietrich. Merle E. Dietrich and Viola M. Dietrich to Matilda G Dietrich, deed. Benjamin R. Dietrich to Matilda O. Dietrich, deed. George E. Been to C. H. Rhoten and Mildred I. Ithoten. warranty deed. United State National Corporation to I.aurence R. Johnson and Freda Johnson, deed. Maude Murphy to Ruth Holland. contract. Rav c. Spencer. Lottie Spencer, Beatrice S. Hod ((son, Ray Hodgson and Ethel Phares to Medford Corpora tion, warranty deed. Maybelle Bechtel to Clyde Flelda, warranty deed. A. E. Jensen to Medford Corpora lion, warranty deed. Viola Pearl Williams and Ira C. Williams to E. G. Robertson and Lorena A. Robertson, warranty deed. Ira C. Williams and Pearl V. Wil liams to E. G. Robertson and Lorena A. Robertson, contract for sale. Harry Furch to J. A. Eberhardt and Mary M. Fberhardt, warranty deed. Minnie Pech, Henry E. Pech. Emll II. Pech and Margaret Pech to Adolph Pech and LaVerne Pech, warranty deed. Minnie Pech. Emll II Pech. Adolph Pech and IjVerne Pech to Henry Pech and Margaret Pech, warranty deed. G. M. Wyatt and Nelle G. Wyatt to John C. Preston and Muriel M. Pres ton, warranty deed. Ole Odcyard and Corlnne O. Ode gnrd to K. M. Shuntz and Alma Shontz, warranty deed. Sherman T. Shults and Eunle ShulU to Jane Shulis. quitclaim deed. Francis A. Smith to Ruth Billings Smilh. quitclaim deed. Lemuel E. Miller to City of Med ford, quitclaim deed. their parents, with Instructions to report to juvenile authorities. What burns Zorando up most is that his citizenship papers also were destroyed In the bonfire. QUESTIONS ti ANSWERS Wa.shlllK llalr Is It harmful to wash the hair twice a week because of excessive oiliness? Also Is It dangerous to take a hath or wash Ihe hair during menstrual per- Answer No. No. Better send ,Umn. envelope ocaring your address, ask lor pamphlet Hygiene for Girls and HealUi for Women. If von would like also the pamphlet "Care of the Hair and Control of Dandruff Inclnso ten cents for it. A clipping of this item la not a request. Well, H'hadava Know? Please send me a pamphlet on spas modic croup. Daughter, age fi, 47 pounds, healthy, wakes at night oc casionally and complains "Mother, 1 can't breathe." She will just swallow and swallow. Had her examined sev eral times, but nothing found to ac count for It (Mrs. G, H.l Answer Shucks, for a moment It seemed that at last we had unearthed another case of cruup. I expressed here a year ago tho observation that spasmodic or catarrhal croup had be. come exceedingly uncommon in recent years. Three or tour renders promptly assured me their children still have It. Still, It must be rare compared wllh Its frequency when I was a voung country doctor and available fur emergency calls In the night. Your daughter. Mrs G. II., evidently hasn l' croup. However, it can do no harm lo supplement her diet with calcium and vitamin D for a few months, as Instructed in the pamphlet on Croup. I am glad to send on request If you I Inclose stamped cnvelopo bearing your address. (Copyright 11144. John F. Dille Co.) L CREDIT FACILITY On the Radio Chains STATIONS) Chain affiliation and where the; ere on the dlali KAI.E (MliS) 1330. Portland, HEX (NB(.'-Hlue) lluu. Portland: KliA (NHC-Blue & MUSI 1510 Huoltanei KtU fMIL'-lllue) SIU Han Francisco; K(IV (M(C'-Ked) c;u, Portland; HJK (MiL'-Kluel 1000. Seattle: KNX I CHS) 1070 Los Angeles: KUA (NBC-Ked) 8.10 Denver; KOIN (CHtf) 970. Port land: HOMO (NHC-Ked) 9.VJ Seattle: KI'O (MIC-Ked) 6X1). San Francisco; RSL (CBS) 1100. Salt Lake Cltj Time Shown U PWI J Friday S;00 p. nv Terry end Pirates. BN: Fletcher Wiley, CBS. OK for Release, NBC. 5:13 p. m. Dick Trecy, BN; Super man, Mua. 3:30 p, m. Jack Armstrong, BN: Harry W Flannery, news, CBS; Ad ventures of Tom Mix, MBS. 3:43 p. m. Louis P. Lochner, NBC: Hop Harrlgan. BN; Night Newe Wire. MBS; News. CBS. 6 00 p m. Waltz Time, NBC: Ga briel Heatter, MBS. 6:15 p. m. Screen Teat. MBS. 6:30 p. m. People Are Funny. NBC; Spotlignt Bands, BN; That Brewster Boy. CBS; Double or Nothing. MBS. 7:00 p. m. Boston Hlackle, jvwu; Durante and Moore, CBS; Earl .God win, news. BN. 715 p. m. Lowell Thomas, MBS: Ted Malone. BN. 7:30 p m Bill Stern. NBC: Stage Door Canteen. CBS; Lone -Ranger, MBS, Blondle, BN. 0:00 p. m. Mercer's Music Shop, NBC: 1 Love a Mystery, CBS; Paul Nellson, news, BN. 8:15 p. m. Roy Maypole, NBC; The Parker Family. BN Press Club. CBS tS:30 p m The. Thin Man. NBC; ang Busters, BN: ft Pays to Be Ig norant. CBS: Name That Song, MUS 900 p m. Furlough Fun. NBC: News MBS; Iced Coffee Time, CBS; Meet Your Navy, BN. H:ao p m. rulton Lewis. Jr., MBS; Service to the Front. CBS. 9:45 p. m. Lee Slmms, pianist, NBC. 10:00 p. m. News, NBC: Stnronlet ta. MBS: Bal Taharln Cafe Orch.. BN. 10:20 p m. Stories of the West. CBS. 10:30 p. m. Ambassador Hotel Orch.. BN 10:43 p m. Paul Page, singer, NBC: Ambassador Hotel Orch.. BN 11:00 p m. --Hotel Blltmore Orch.. NBC; This Moving World. BN: News. CBS. MURDER INDICATED Los Vegas, Nev Sept. 8 (U.R) Bodies of Mr. and Mrs. William F. Pearce were found today in the ruins of their little general merchandise store along the edge of a desert dry lake near Ivanpah, Calii., 67 miles south of Las Vegas, In circumstances! able for -war use will be made ers, and other consumers durtnj indicating they had been robbed and slain. MORE LUMBER AVAILABLE Washington, Sept. 8 4U.R) The war production board said today an estimated 500,000,000 board feet of lumber not adapt- ailable to homeowners, farm- the next four months. CHALKER'S MOTEL and LODGE OFFICERS' CLUB (Officers and Civilians) Dine - Dance - Refreshments The Most Unique Spot In Southern Oregon. Homo Cooked Chicken Dinners Our Specialty. 5 Miles North Gold Hill on Pacific Highway. Overlooking the Rogue River. Closed Mondays, Thursdays, Private Parties Only. No Cover Charge, Reservations: Phone Gold Hill 474 TREAT HER SATURDAY Chicken and Steak Dinner FUN DANCING The Best Music in the Vallej BARNEY EATON'S ORCHESTRA OPEN EVERY NIGHT EXCEPT FRIDAY TAKE -IT -EASY -LODGE Vi mi. up Savage Creek, where Jackson meets Josephine STRANGE AS IT SEEMS by JOHN HIX 0& Washington, Sept. 8. (U.R) Bernard Baruch, administration trouble shooter and adviser on production and demobilization! matters, urged today that "pro per access to credit facilities" be provided for small business in the reconversion period. COURT HOUSE NEWS Marriages George William Palmer and" Jessie Lee Mullins. Robert Lee Needhnm and M nbel Irene Gciirin. Donald Dean Poling and Alice Lucille Johnson. Raymond Lloyd Love and Opal Lea West. Krwln Leroy Ilobbs and Jose phine May llembree. Jackson VanBuren Amnions nd Glenlynn Dorothy Herdinnn Darrel Dwlght Hostler and Idell F. Moon. Divorce Filed Esther Lindley vs. Benjamin F. Lindley, Jr. Edward F. Fish vs. Hazel D. Fish. Susie M. McCullough vs. Hur old R. McCulloch. Robert A. Smoot vs. Dorothy L. Smoot. Ruth M. Poole vs. Erford L. Poole. Elvin Meadows vs. Janet te Meadows. Probata Court EMate of Marie C. Henry, deceased. llcM F.rnrt Nrwton Ftrn mid Tint!. J. F-tlep In Jnmr Cook ami Ooy Cook, I WHrrmitv ilcrrt MAyhrll ltrrhtel to Ltovil r FerK, Mitxinr II Vrrn. Wiltium Werner. F.Uir rnrr ami K. F. Fern, warranty dt-ed I Hohrrl I, ShlrliH nnrl Ruth A ! RhiMa to Mary rollrn, wairanty dre.t I Tlmm.i riavton and Smfin S Clv. j Ion to Kav O Cliivlnit. unrrniitv ttrnl j F.nniiT Hitllfinl nml A J Urtllnnl to n M Harney nnd Ktunk and j Netlie .1. I,rw l. wttrrnntv tired Slklini Memoritil Aov.4.tlon to) Jmrph H Mttu -(). rii-rd i J..mr II (.illrpv and Frani-n A r;illfy to m Y Hm k and Kranrei ! R Murk, uariMiily 1.--.l Anion Titim and Urtha M Tan to I. t. Fielder. u.rrnlv itred Rill C Mwiien and F-Hlhrr M Hngei) to Knhy t. Ilu-kft. uaitanly dred. Warren N Unen and SHma St Tinen o Arnold V. Anilerion and ! Mtirlina C And- rmn, mhiihiiIv deed. hNit'vrt U NodfttTM nnd Nora I) ' Rodiffr; to Roktoe H M John and MiiiKitiet I., Nl John. iiiil( laltn deed j Riwitw R St John and M;irK;.ret 1. St John to W F Fenrrl and Laura 1 B Fenrel. nrranH nVed II W ,ritt.tn and lerl I HrilMan In F R Menderion and F.ntnia lone Henderson. UitnanH drrd 1 Nrllle II Sheley and John W Sheli-v i lo W Ot-imin and Anna M le- pn i n , u r i' it n I y deed H 1'ro.i.oit, iMoienrr IToKnnt W W Miilderr.-e and Mnneia II tldenre ; In Joe Oennm and Laura Denim, upec- i lal warutrm drfd Llod S Nix and Helen R Nix to Vivian Norn. an llnrto. Uririantv deed.' Howard Wile and Mauaret Wilrv i lo n M Fa-ke and MaiKatet Fake, warrants deed OlKJ Hu.h and Mnvnmrf Hnh toi t'i (i OU and Miitam Of t. warranty deed Otto C, Ott and Miriam oil lo John j M ''mil aid Not l)tl., warranty i H-.t ' ) "'ho M il I'otopanv to W A Mr-ed ! 1 .lennie MeeU. warranty dee, R F.dRiir Clrk nnd Luriie Clark to Roderick Aubrey M'K'Uertnolt and Mabel MaeDermott. wurriinly deed. Chnrlea Everett Rnndell and Huhy M. Rundell, w-iirranly deed. Roy N. Swan and Dorothy S. Sunn lo Myron D. Andrewi, Sharmon G. Andrewi and Alma O. Mclntyre. con tract for sale. Robert W. Haeh lo Sylvora A. Karka, wurriinly deed, Georicn T. Taylor. and Mnude Titylor In Jnntva II. Ha 1st on and LeNcve Fink Raliton. warranty deed Homer W. CulberUon and Kva H. CulbertMon to I-ewla A. Stone and Sadie H. Stone, warranty deed. Haul R. Peternon and Floy K. IVter non to I,nrry Srharle. KiiKene Thorn dike and Don R. Newbury, quitclaim deed. Norman A. DnvU and Mnrtraret V. Davl to Fred L Hiirker and Mnr giiret Timothy Harker, warranty deed. Henry W. Frame. Grace Frame. Thomas V, Williams, Eleanor Wllllann and C. C. Harlley to School District No (luilclaini deed. Siman W Slkea to George C. Siken, Wayne K. Sikrs and Ralph W. Sikes, quitclaim deed. Grace G Sikea to Gnrn-i C. Stken. Wayne K. Slkea and Ralph W. Sikes. warranty deeil Central Potnl Lndtfe No HM, In dependent Order of Odd Fellows to 11. K. Webb, eemelery deed. Siskiyou Memorial Association to Frank Harber and Jessie Barber, ceineterv deed Ida M. Sibtiler, I. F. S.-huler. Mnr- faiel F. Schiller. Paul R .Seluiler, eiea Schuler. Kiln M MiuiiMl, ll.niv 1. Sclniler. Mlllleent Srhulrr. Stella L Hohwell, Harry Mo-well. Halnh A Plckell and Ruth K I'Ukell lo Ralph Hiioper, warrnntydecd Slftkiyon Mrmorial Association to I tovil G Morthland and Marcella A. Morthland. remeiery dred Mate of Orenon to Frank 1, Gei u on and Olive M Fern u ion. deed. Wm D Roberts lo E Gould end Ella Gould, warranty deed Federal Land Hank of Spokane to John M. Foster, quitclaim deed. Delbert K Clark and F.Mher 1. Clark (o .1 M Mi-1 owe 1 1 , Fa v Fit n M c Douell and J. C. McDowell, warranty deed. Capital Comnanv to Arwood K. Morse and Hei ilia Morse, w arranty deed A Ortn Rchenck and Annabelle A Schenck to James II Neiople and France 1. Sinpl uarrant deed Southern Pac.fn Cmipanv to Wm. H Flnhrer and Marital rt A. Fluhrer. warranty dcd Win H Fluhrer and Margaret A. Fluhrer to H S (Veuel and Almee W. Deuel, warrant deed V boraUkl nnd Ie11a ZhoraUkl In Carrie Held, warranly tleed. C F I , on and Laura 1. l.ron to William C Coolev and Mabel C. l'ixde. unrranty deed Addie wald. John Zwald and IVra I ane to Fred A Olhver and Abbto M. CMliver. warraniv deed. Elmer Hmd to Lot lie M llurd. deed (ieorite M Robert, executor, to Cheiier H Notes and Mary S. Noyes, eM-riiloi s deed W T McNeel and Anna M Mc N'eelv lo John llmevar and Marv Hear. quitclaim deed Jithn Hocetar and Mary Hivexar lo Leon Homer Walker, warranty de.d City of Medford In California Or, iron Power t omMi.. right of mm W M Sikes (o Geoiije G Sike. W,,Mie F Sikes and Rjlph W. Sike-i. quilrlatm deel Jackson County- Federal SavinK anil 1 oan AiH'iation to I en he I Kellow nd Fein Kelln. warianty Saturday 5:00 p. m Thomas Peluso Orrh . NBC: Youth On Parade. CBS; This Is Halloran. MBS: Eddie Condon. BN 3 30 p. m. Dorothy Desmond. NBC: Esotanade Concert. BN; musip, MRS 5:45 p. m Louis P. Lochner. NBC; Gordon Burke. MBS: News. CBS. 6:00 n. m. National Barn Dnnce, NBC; Theater of the Air. MBS; Tht Is My Story. CBS. 6:30 p m Can You Top Thig, NBC; Snotliuht Bands. BN. j 6:45 p m. Saturday Serenade. CBS. l 7 00 p. m Barry Wood Pnrtv. Baruch said in a statement I Guv 'Lombardo orch.. bn ' that both the federal reserve sys-t ,JJ,5 & JltVllr' BN; HoI,y" 7:30 p. m. Grand or' Opry, NBC; Armv Service Forces. BN. 8:00 D. m News NHf; notx-nhrnt I Derby. MBS; farly American Music. great beating Of"a:15 d. m.-Ameriran Strin Oi,.r. tet. NBC. 8:30 p m Abie's Irish Rose. NBC: Inner Sanctum. CBS- Lcland Slowc. BN. 9 00 p m. Music From Holl-wood, BN; Hit Parade, CBS; News. MBS. 015 p. ni. H.-irmunnires. MBS. 0:30 p. m. Three Sun. Trio, NBC; Eddie Oliver Orch.. MBS. 9 45 p. m. Don't You Believe It, lhs; fmany vallev Barn Dance, MBS; Lee Slmms, pianist, NBC. 10:00 p. nv News. NBC: Music by Gill. BN: Hudson Orch . MHS. 10:15 p. nv Carmen Co valla to orch.. MUS: Musical Americana. NBC; Wismer's Sporls Album. BN 10 30 p m. Hotel St. Francis Orch.. NBC 10:45 p. m. Sonny Dunham Orch.. CBS 1100 D. m Jlotel Riltmort Orrh NP.C; News, CBS; This Movtntf World. tem and the Smaller War Plants Corp. should be authorized to lend money to small business "There is drums about doing something ftir small business," Baruch said. "One thing absolutely necessary that should be done is to provide proper access to credit facilities during the transition period. "Without money a man can not buy material or employ labor. "The federal reserve has ask ed to be empowered to lend up to $500,000,000. The Smaller War Plants Corp. has asked for increased lending power. "The Haruch'llnncock report (on reconversion) both of these." advocated) BN- small nays SET COSTLY BONFIRE MADAM PERKINS ACTS Washington, Sept. 8 (U.R) Socretiirr of Liibor Frances Per kins certified to the War Labor board today a dispute over wages I between the Firestone Tire & Rubber Co.. Los Angeles, and 4 750 employers represented by the United Rubber Workers (CIO). St. Louis. Sept. 8. (U.R) One! of the most expensive bonfires this city has ever had burned today when two boys, 11 and 10 years old, burned $2700 In war bonds and postal savings certifi cates which they assertedly stole from Jacob Zornndo, war plant worker. Police said the boys took the securities from a metal box in 7.nrando's basement, along with $350 in cash, and burned them on a vacant lot. The police were able to rescue five of the bonds, worth $350, and most of the cash. Ashes of the burned bonds were turned over to the FBI and the boys were turned over to The Niger river in Africa is 2,600 miles long. Cloolng time' for clnMirtrd trls B . m Too Lata to Clsully, 12 30 OlSOU OAK? Try bottl of ZEMACOL j Vm nnil he tirir1 oi ton i nxiiif) rliffrftillt rrttimlrd lift bull) to da t L9 I LKN 1111(11 1. wmirr R Wlcitln nnd Mnrv Wlf. ttiit In R A T-lN nml MftinMrrt J TiHcv nn mit y iWvtt Anna M lonn In Klinri Hcrrlrd nnrl Simple Test Aids Thousands Who Are Hard of Hearing ThatiM In in m nn-riik hrarlni trl, mjinv thiMi4nri who hain hrrn ipiniKiiarilv drMlrnrrt hum jiv ihr hear well acam It am iolhfrrr1 hv rlniliii. rniftnc hf1 rtolvrs due in harritiirri or riMiiilaird x ireru mrnl, My I hp Ottrhif Home MtMh.irl lt. 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