Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, September 29, 1944, Image 10

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Newspaper Page TextTEW MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE Your Health and Its Care BY DR. WILLIAM BRADY. M. D. Readers should address Inquiries toi Dr. William Brady 265 CI CamLno. Beverly Hills. Calil. SCURVY AND SEVEN-YEAR ITCH While it is all right to conceal from your neighbors or casual acauaintanccs the fact that you have a case 01 tuberculosis, or cancer, or sy philis, or scab les (the itch) or scurvy at your house, it Is stupid to con ceal the fact from your doc tor. Whatever the layman may ItiinK about It. In the Dr Brady doctor's mind no stigma attaches to any of these in the home or In the fam ily. Mild scurvy is a rare com plaint but a common ailment among all classes of people in America today. Bottle babies who do not receive a daily ration of orange juice, factory canned W Friday, Sept. 29, 1944 1 Heart and a Presidential Clta-f WUIl IldS IITIUIUCU IU 11115 i-UUII- try after duty in the South Pa cific, including Saipan and Tinian. Several newly commissioned officers were in the news this i week. George E. Edens was com-1 missioned an ensign at North- j western recently, Clayton S. i Jacpbsen graduated with a class of pilots at the Altus field In Kansas this week and was com-1 missioned a second lieutenant, Alfred E. Sheehan was commis- j sioned and received his pilot's , . !!,. from fresh to- wings ai rreemu.1 iiuiu ... nuuiu - j;,. ,.,h in Rnhprt A Hubbard and Robert G. Ivie recently were commissioned second lieu tenants at Hondo field in Texas mainly with pasteurized milk some fresh fruit juice Buch as orange juice or any other fresh fruit Juice that is available, or mato or from factory canned to- mato, with one feeding every day, to insure against develop ment of scurvy. Pure vitamin C (ascorbic acid, formerly called cevitamic acid) is available in soluble tablets for daily use in case fresh fruits or Sent 18. First Lt. Marvin Luth er has been transferred to the field at Smyrna, Tenn., from the Mountain Home base in Idaho. Robert. H. Beach was named greens or ir.. -fc-"' " . honor man of ,is company upon unHVBiiiiuie v periods. QUESTIONS & ANSWERS The Olrl Who Crew Old Yonnf Thnt 27-year-old dlrl who Inst all her teeth your ai tides about that htuhit instructive I dare ioy a good mnny renders will pioflt enor. mn.iv trim those lessons. And 1 too. i - i..,.itDn and dentlsta W uH ; n n K Answer Thank you. Doctor. Most of your colleagues who commented on t A mu altitude and teaching. So far, characteristically! enouKh, I have receivea no cuniii.y,.j at alf from a medical rtmo. Dmnlfied tomato Juice, or any fresh fruit, silence. That's our traditional way Juice or fresh vegetable juice; people who "diet" themselves without competent medical ad vice and persons with peptic ul cer who follow a restricted diet without due consideration for the nutritional requirements of Several readers Inquired about the tie magazine "Couroae" from which completion of recruit training at Farragut, Ida. His brower. joe M Beach, Is naval air cadet. C. A. Wlnetrout, Sic, recently sail ed from a California port for sea duty and Bill Barnum has reported to the army air corps at Sheppard Field. Cpl. Jimmy Baize, radar instructor at Tam pa, Fla., for 26 months, has been given a medical discharge. Pfc. R. Varncr is now station-j ed at Camp Crowder, Mo., and , Joseph James McCallistcr re. On the Radio Chains S T A T I O N B l Chain affillatloD and where the; tre on the dial: KAI H (MltH) 1330. Portland, KtX (Mll.'-lllue) llliu. Portland KIM (MK.-Hlue Mils) laid siuikaiie; Mil) (MH-llluc) Bill Ban traiirlsru; KlitV (Mtl'-Ked) 62u. Portland: Kilt (Mtc-llluei luucj Seattle: ksx (L'ltS) luiu Los Anti-les: KM (Mlt.'-Ked) SMI Denver; KIIIS (t:l() 970, fort- land: uiimii (Mit:-itrd Seattle; KI'O (MIC-Ked) Ban rraiic'luo; KbL (CDS) Salt Lake tit, Time Shown ll I'WT D.tU 6X0, 1160 t e'45 p. .m. Oont You Believe Tt. ! CBS. Lee Sun::i.. pianist. NJ3C. Kl 00 p m. News, NBC, aluilo by Cill. BN. I 10:13 p. m. Musical Americana. NBC. 10.30 n m Hotel St rrancut Orch. NBC: Henri Busse Orch . CBS 11:00 p m. Hotel Biltmore Orch.. NBC: News, CBS: This Moving World. BN Twenty manufacturers who have allocations to produce 1,768,968 electric irons have agreed to market them at no change from their March. 1942, prices according to the Office of Price Administration. bobbed up from my always '(f ""K Ilies again, loo.x. , ' . , , . . ,,. nh.. '441, official mngimne "i wic r n ... - , n:pu. i. hi. .jom w"'"'' nlty of ih Wooden L. !b"",!,? I Elwln Krous, T5, from Camp the body; inmates of institutions! s, Lolli,. i hope you will make a Van .Dorn, and Mordaunt Moul- note of tnis once . ton home alter la montns at sea !S0,' 'J frAiWa'r! during which time he visited In- No More "itat Poison" I dia Australia and African ports. ,.J.,i;ve. 'rH ISflinV varied T or Pfc Harry S. Pitts was recent- where the meals arc not planned by a qualified nutritionist; and Individuals who for any reason cannot or do not eat fresh fruits or greens, but subsist mainly or entirely on canned, preserved, refined foods groceries, are most likely to develop manifes tations of scurvy whether they or their doctors. If any, recog nize the nature of the trouble or not. Fresh raw milk, If the cow or goat is on pasture or gels plenty of fresh green fodder, may eon tain enough vitamin C (ascorbic up. sealed with gum. pins, tacks, sta nnlrn nrmrnnt'ipiirw in Tl.i P'"1 a"" fants. But pasteurized milk does not, and so it is necessary to give ,.i,,i.,.n.. an m.nv health art Icles In newspaper and magazines do. I appreciate, too. the recipe How to Make Collee and Win Friends in the red book. My husband says at last I've given up brewing "r,1((P0,o V Answer Thank you. Ma'am. What I'm curious to learn Is whether he ever called It that when vou were sarvlng It. and II so. how long was he In hospital? Wives who have any conscientious scruples nbout It may learn something to their home life a advantage bv sending me twenty-five cents (not glued, taped, pasted, sewed n gum. pins. iiick.h, Bin stamped self-addressed .m.l,iM Inr the red book "What to Eat and Why." It tells a lot of secrets about how to feed the brute and how to keep him Irom gelling oil i us Italy and Mary Logan of Rogue River is the latest WAVE recruit ' from the county. every infant or young child 'ed ' (copyright. 1044. John F. Dine Co.), Philip Gates and Daniel Hery- ford, the latter of Butte Falls, Friday 8:00 p m Terry and Pirates, BN; Fletcher Wiley. CBS. OK for Release. NBC. 3:15 p m. Dick Tracy, BN; Super man. MBS 5.30 p m Jack Armstrong, BN: Harry W Flannery news. CBS; Ad ventures of Tom Mix. MBS 5:45 p m Louis P Lochner. NBC: Cant. Midnight, BN: Night News Wire, Mils. News. CMS. 8:00 p m. Walts rime. NBC: Ga briel Heatter, MBS; Hollywood Mys tery Time. CBS 6.15 p m. Screen Test, MBS. 6:30 p m. People Are Funnv, NBC; Spotlight Bands. BN; That Brewster Boy. CBS; Double or Nothing. MBS 7:00 p. m. People Are Funny. Amos-And, NBC: Durante and Moore. CBS; Earl Godwin. BN: Dale Car- nagie, MBS. '15 n m Lowell Thomas. MBS: Ted Malone. BN. 7:30 p m Bill Stern. NBC; Stage Door Canteen. CP.S. Lone Ranear. MBS: Ed Wynn, BN 6:00 D. m. Muh'c Shon. NBC: I Love a Mystery. CBS: Fights. MBS. 8:15 p. m The Parker Family. BN; Press Club. CBS 8:30 p. m. Duffy Tavern. NBC; fZuno Hii.lon RV- f. U..... .n U.. I.. cent'v was home after complct- norunt cbs. Inr. hcif trninino at FarraEUt 1 000 P m. Furlough Fun. NBC. Ing basic training ai rdrrubui. . NewJ j)Bs. Aldrlch fanljiy. cbs: BN ton Lewts. lr.. MBS: .In Mar, iUC Va , Pfc. John Moffat, who will 0 45 o m Lee simms pianist. 10:00 p m News. NBC: Bal Tab arin Cale Orch . BN 10:3u p m Ambassador Hotel Orch BN 10:45 p m. Paul Page, singer NBC; Ambassador Hotel Orch . BN 11:00 p m - Hotel Biltmore Orch. NBC: News, BN: News. CBS Chalker's Motet & Lodge OFFICERS' CLUB Dine-Dance-Refreshments Chicken and Steak Dinners Alost Unique Place in 80. Or CLOSED MONDAYS Thursdays Private ParUes Only For Reservations I'b Gold Hill 474 Women In Service Can Go To Bases Washington, Sept. 29 U.R President Roosevelt has signed the bill permitting WAVES. SPARS and women marines to serve in Hawaii, Alaska, and in all American bases in this hem isphere, the White House an nounced today. ' Previously WAVES, SPARS, and women marines were pro hibited from serving outside the United States. Under the new Taw thev can serve In the speci fied territories if they volunteer for such service. The sealed beam headlight lamps of the automobile serve as landing lights for the plane at war. Use Masl rr.Duna Want Ada Use Mall Tribune Want Ada. ZERO CLUB Out of bounds, civilians only Delicious chicken and steak dinners 7.00 p m., 3 a m. except Sunday Phone day time 5300: night 9101. KYLE'S RESTAURANT CHICKEN AND STEAK DINNERS Open B p. m. to 2 a. m. Phone Central Point 472 for reservations. On the Pacific Highway at Central Point. Out of Bounds for Service People 0 1 STRANGE AS IT SEEMS by JOHN BIX ...,nT TH- 'J. - AND NVHif- A PADDEO CCL .... M CASE. A PASSHGf? SECAMC ihsame eugm a yoyage I quoted some "; f"nf.n'n Home this Week are Pvt Phyllis I Meet Your Navy. Br :vrr.t?or.'ir8 i1ere,,.P fl!L. Curry from Camp Pickett. AntureT ol'in", ly here from Buckley Field in Coljiado and Lt. (jg) Dale Rob erts has been here from San Saturday 5:00 p nv Thomas Peluso Orch.. NBC: Youth On Parade. CBS. Thi Is H.illnron MBS Eddie Condon. BN . 10 n m llnrnlhi; flncn...n VH.'- Francisco. Pvt. L. W. Oliver is Gilbert and Sullivan. UN; Music! .VBC on furlough from a camp in Oklahoma. Aviation Cadet Alan Fleischer is now at Eagle Field. Baker:tfield, Calif., and Mrs. Fleischer is leaving today to re side near the field. Pfc Mabel Sherwood, Wac. is;B!.15 now wiin 111c women s army in ON THE HOME FRONT MedfordJ$Tribune , News From Jackson County for Men in the Armed Services The Mali Tribune suggests you clip and mall this news roundup to relative or friend In service. Date- Dear- Football, the hunting wason and opening of high schools are uppermost in Mcdford minds these days. The Tigers trounced the Weed eleven In the opening football game of the season with the one-sided score of 42 to H. Using Coach AI Simpson's "T" formation plays, Fullback Mar vin Doty scored three times, Quarterback Bob Watson twice and Howard Whillock once, while a safety added the two points. Tonight the Tigers play Marshflcld here. The hunting season opens Sunday with the result that the menfolks Bre worrying about how to save enough gasoline for a trip to tho hills and where to Ret ammunition Closures on forest land were lifted yesterday. Record attendance and rec ord number of entries marked the annual Four H club fair be ing held this week at the fair grounds. Meetings are being held to hear the engineer's report of the Investigation cariied on by the bureau of reclamation Into the possibilities of reclaiming Ir rigable land In the Rogue River bash, not now under Irrigation. Sim-e this would entail dBin ming of the Rogue, opinion on we project Is divided niettiord has been approved for a unit of the Civilian Air Pa trol civilian auxiliary of the army air force. If the unit Is set up in Medford high school var ious courses will be offered to build a greater Interest In avia tion. Mrs. ItiiRh MoC.inty and Mrs. Alice M. Plnkitam, both with six sons In the service, tied for hon-j ors in a competition held re cently at the R111II0 theater In roniieciuin wiin snowing or ine "Birth of a Nation" Mrs Mc Ginty's sons are S. Sgt Lowell Nellman, Walla Walla. Wash.; First Sgt Hugh McGinlv. and Pfc. Edward McRinty, both ) In France; Gerald Qulnlin. mer- rhHnt marine; Clifford McGintv USMC; Paul P. M.-Glnty, petty! officer In the nnvv The. Pint. I hams are Capt. I.ee D.. army: Sgt Arden with army in France; Second Lt. Ernest air corps; Ronald, petty officer In navy; Flight Officer John C, air corps. Seaman Berkley of the RADIO SERVICE All makes repaired or Completely reconditioned PHILLIPS' RADIO SERVICE Phone 3859. 1307 N. Riverside navy. AM three of tho Fichtner boys are now in service. T. Sgt. War ren Fichtner is in the South west Pacific Clyde Fichtner, gunner's male third class in the navy at Treasure Island and Earl was inducted into the army August IS. Sgt. Lloyd L. Albern, gunner on a Flying Fortress, has been I decl.red missing in action fol-: lowing a raid over Czechoslo vakia Sept. 12. He had been over seas about a month. Pvt. Carl Vogel. wounded in France early this month, is in a hospital In England. Pfc Everett J. Sizemore, in the South Pacific, hns been awarded the Bronze Star for heroism during a Kwajrlcin operation and First Lt. Richard Wright has won the Distinguish ed Flying Cross, presentation having taken place at n heavy bomber base in England where he has been since last April. Frnnk'in II. Fanger, credited with 50 missions over enemy ter ritory, has been promoted to technical sergeant. lie is a radio operator and gunner for a Liber ator based In Italy. Donald L. Casebolt, RM lc, hits been as signed to a French shore station. His brother, Ensign Woodrow W Casebolt, is in the South Pa cific Lt Cmdr. W. R. Godlove is now in command of a C'ASU on Sllilinn. Hp left the t..tr4 in May and spent three months in Honolulu Cpl. M. A. Ring. Jr., Is home for a rest after spend ing two years In the South Pa cific with an amphibious unit nf the marine corps. Ho wears two combat stajs. Expected home soon Is T. Sgt. Joe Earlcy Jr., who spent the past two years in England. Pvt. Norman C. Flah erty has been home on furlough recently. He has been In the army four years and spent 2!1 months In Alika. Pfc. Robert B. Slaglc of the marine corps is now at a South Pacific base. Marine Cpl. Roy L. Human, holder of the Silver Star. Purple have enlisted In the naval re serve and are awaiting call. Marriages announced last Sunday were those of Pauline Roberts and Sgt. Jennings Lewis, the latter from Lubbock. Tex.. and stationed at the Medford air! base, Opal Benow Portland, to First Lt. R. Burton Isaac, Vista, Calif ; Cnrinne Stencrson to Wal lace M. Rice. A son was born recently to Sgt and Mrs. Dennis P Dorsey at Boise, Ida ; a daughter to Pvt. and Mrs. Jack Larison at Camp White; and a daughter to Lt. and Mrs F. P. Larson, (lone Kindred) at Bowie, Tex. W.S.C. Presidency Offered Compton Pullman, Wash., Sept. 20 -(U.R) One of the nation's outstand ing educators, Dr. Wilson Mar-; tindiilc Compton of Washington.! u. c has been offered the presidency of Washington State College, it was announced here today. Since President E. O. Holland early this year announced his resignation effective this fall, the Board of Regents has been searching for a successor. The board met with Compton In Spo kane last week. 5 45 o m luis P Lochner. NBC: Nlltht News Wire MBS: News. CBS 6 00 n m Music Hall. NBC: This Is My Story. CBS I e ;to p m Charlet Chan. NBC; Spotlight Bands, BN; Pres. Roosevelt, CBS 6:45 D m. Sa'urday Serenade. CBS :00 p. m. Guy Lombardu Orch., D m. Remember. BN: Mavor ot the Town. CBS 7 30 p m - Grand Ol Oprv, NBC; Red Ryder. MBS. March of rime. BN. ' 8:00 p m News, NBC; Downbeat Derby. MBS. e'arlv Amcriran Music. BN; America In the Air. CBS. 8:15 p m American String Quar tet NBC 8:30 p m. Abies Irish Rose. NBC; Inner Sanctum, CBS- Lcland Stowe. BN 0 00 p nv Music From Hollywood. BN: Hit Parade. CBS. News. MBS fl:15 p ill Dream Boat. MBS 0:30 p m Three Suns Trio, NBC. in siy 1 n -, s 'a nl. t j J DAMGXOS QAMH THE na?iD. r "KuiLrv 1 live FIOHT fOR RZZSESSIOtlpfiABAU WTH HWDLES.... eSMy FISTS. WHIPS, BOIOS AHD GOHBtrtTS rVHLC CHXISTAV 8tKAL WAS DENIED ANYONE HM UiHklaiw RADIO SERVICE and TELEVISION COMPANY So. Columbus off Stewart Ave. So. The store that has every thing in Radio. We even have 12SA7 Tubes. "Ham" Equipment. Come out and see us. We will talk to you. We will check your radio while you wait. We also buy radios. Look for the radio tower. We are open evenings until 8:30. Free Delivery P.O. Box 866, Medford. 7 Crossword Puzzle ANSWER TO PREVIOUS FLZZLI ACROSS ! Contort 5 Swaia 8 Flavor 12 Genu ot oIIvm 13 Part of "to be" 14 Wild ox 15 A season 17 Teacher 18- Horse 20 Whip marki 21- hew 23 Nothing mora 24 Bishop's seat 26 Army rank 28 Fisherman's Implement 51 Symbol for silver 33 Possessed 33 Right (abbr.) 34 Cut hay 30 Femalta 38 Fix 39 Mountain (comb, form) 41 For fear that 43 City In Italy 45 Hawaiian farewell 43 Enter liy forct 50 Put on clay 51 Poverty 53 Marshal! bland 54-Scoff 55 Theresa 58 Flow out 87 Observed c;X;N;Siu G.3AiTli 'm JU g U'ATN',T STs'E.g,syaiTjg'uis:T im;aF J Ig " s,TguilTiJIJ"ri3iK: AS 5 H T ) I ) S 1 OR A vBTL;ArTT!Oipp I Jg L C A N'E.D EL Ail ,N;E Vvh t" i. g C!E;9iS' 1 I ' 1 1 -j n I IA . -s jZJ Jb n - ;o LtlML- -W it yy so "5 c : 57 21 IMr. kT L'WM r eaten IrMUcalt. 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