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Newspaper Page TextBIX MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE Tuesday. Oct. 17, 1944 Your Health and Its Care BY OR. WILLIAM BRADY. M. O. Rcsderi ihould sddraia Inquiries toi Or. William Brady 265 El Cimino. BtTerly Hilli. Calif. Caves and Corpses Only Remnant Of Livergnano, Barrier to Bologna A l' lhe ,lcsh nad A-'-'f ' been bruised. i V ; (Mrs. H. C.) Such "black iilr'iifrViiMiirl and blue" BLACK AND One article you printed long ago is missing from my scrap book and I have been hoping you might ten more of the subject some time. It is about the ap nea r a nee of black and blue marks on the Or BradT marks appear without evident cause or follow ing trifling Injury when the In riivlrlual has scurvy. Manifest scurvy (scorbutus, as doctors call in Is a nutritional deficiency HI.PHK8 occurring most frequent lv In this country, in Infants who are fed too exclusively with canned or sterilized or pasteur trpri milk and not supplied with a daily ration of tomato Juice (fresh or commercial canned), orange Juice or other fresh fruit Juice. Then a less manifest survy not rarely develops in a person, youn or old. whose diet is too rigidly restricted for weeks or months, either from lack of pro per food or from ill-advised ef fort to reduce or to avoid foods the uninformed deems "undl gcstible." "mucus - forming," "acid" or "too coarse." This latter mild scurvy may go unrecognized. It accounts for false suspicions or open charges of abuse or brutality in institu tions where inmates or patients are fed too exclusively with "gro ceries." sterilized or cooked or pasteurized or canned food, and too little fresh fruit, fresh greens or vegetables are supplied to pre vent scurvy. Scurvy, due to Insufficient In take of vitamin C (chemically known as ascorbic acid), is not tha only explanation for the, ten dency to get such 'black and blue" mnrks from trifling injury. Another nutritional deficiency BLUE MARKS among all classes of people In the United States and Canada may contribute to the same ten dency to bleed under the skin (for it Is bleeding from minute vessels under the skin that pro duces the discoloration, just as in "black eye"). This is calcium deficiency. The refined diet of most Nnrth Americans Is more likely to be deficient in calcium than In any other essential ele ment. One characteristic effect of calcium deficiency Is pro longed clotting time tendency to bleed too easily. So the appearance of black and blue marks or spots, or min ute extravasations of blood un der the skin or perhaps under the covering of eyeball or under mucous mpmbrane, without ap parent Injury, indicates (as doc tors say) Immediate large in crease in intake of vitamin C, calcium and of course vitamin D to Insure assimilation of the cal cium. By James E. Roper United Press War Correspondent Llvergnana, Italy, Oct. 17 (U.R) A merlcan infantry and armor rolled Into Livergnano to day a village of caves and corpses, a town without a single house Intact. The white gravel of the main road was stained brown by blood from German and American dead. In one tiny room on the outskirts of town were 16 Ameri can bodies, while German dead were strewn through the caves and tumbled down houses. This barrier, blocking the highway to Bologna, was known to the Germans as the Casesar line and the doughboys who took it said it was tougher than their section of the Gothic line. At the bases of cliffs, rising 50 to 100 -feet on each side of the town, were a chain of caves, now blackened and bloodied by five days of American artillery fire. They were natural positions and the Germans used them craftily. Women Will Decide Presidential Race Avers Clare Luce On Thursday, the Germans permitted two companies of Yanks to creep into town and up the long ramp of the 'cliff. Then they opened with machine guns from both ends of the ramp. Some of the trapped doughboys leaped over the 50-foot embank ment and lay crumpled at the bottom with broken legs and ankles. Second Lt. Alton Gloor, Gon zales, Tex., headed one column up the ramp. He charged to-J wards a German machine gun, i firing his rifle from the hip. ! Tracers from the German ma chine gun lit up Gloor like a ball of fire and put eight holes through his field Jacket, but he kept on going and wasn't scratched," a wounded soldier reported later. Gloor killed all three German machine gunners. Then with some of his company, he over came four more automatic weap ons before bursting to the top of the cliff and Into a church where two Germans were captured. Pittsburgh, Oct. 17 (U.R) Rep. Clare Boothe Luce, of Connecti cut, asserted today that the wom en of America will decide the presidential election and that they will vote for Gov. Thomas E. Dewey, the Republican candi date. "Women," Mrs. Luce told a press conference, "will vote from here ou. for an efficient admin istration which will bring their boys home and put them back into employment." Mrs. Luce, here to address a Republican rally at Syria Mosque tonight, expressed the opinion that women are "better voters" than men because they have the ability to go to the heart of an issue, while the men clutter their thinking with extraneous mat ters not important to the ques tion at hand. QUESTIONS Si ANSWERS. Child Mil Hernia Our doctor whom I admire and re spect (next to yom has advised surg ery for our five-year-old daughter's hernia. We should like to know whether the Injection treatment you recommend can he Riven n child with reasonable chance of. success. (Mrs. K. M ) Answer A Dhvstclnn skilled In the technique can effect cure In many I cases In children with a few Injec Uona. Please Excuse My Grin Fivo years passed since we married and wo ht'Kan to dc:ipulr . . . hut our hearts are nappy now because we ex pect our baby to otrlvo about the end of March. I'm 35 and I wonder If 1 can get through It without the hard time so many elderly women have at first childbirth. 1 (Mrs. H. L.) Answer From 35 to 40 a woman should be In her prime. The nottun that the first childbirth Is likely to be an ordeal if the woman is over 35 is not based on fact. The subject is discussed In booklet "Preparing for Maternity for copy send ten cents and stamped self addressed envelope. Good reading for anv expectant moth er "Childbirth Without Fear" by Grantly Dick Read. M.A., H I), Har per and JJros. 1.UCKV Kid Our two kids are being raised on your teachings. They are fl and H. and they wear or leave off what they lease in every Kino or wcniner, rare- have even a little crl. and every body remarks on whnt sturdy, healthy children they are. Th.mks a million. In our home If Doc llrady says It's so It's so. (Mrs. M. J.) Answer May I congratulate the I kids nn their selection of nnrents? which Is far more common (copyright 1044, by John f. unie co.i "Dragon Seed" Wednesday Hit Starting tomorrow at the Craterlan, I,Katharlne Hepburn In "Dragon Seed," with Walter Huston, Ailfcne MacMnhon, Aklm Tamiroff and Turhan Bey. On the Radio Chains STATIONS! Chain affiliation and where tne are un the dlalt KAI.K (MII8) 1330, Portland. RKX (Mll'-lllilf I IU0. Cortland KIIA (NIK.'-Hlua A MIIS) lillu Hpokane: Kill) (Mil -nine) Kit) Hnn r'raiirlarui K(IW (MIL-lied I 62u. Portland! KJIt (MlC-lllnri lulll). Keiltlle: KNX (Cits I 1117(1 l.os Angeles: KtIA (Nlll'-llrdl Will lienvei: KOIN (HM ?u, Port land; KIIMO (NHC-Krd) tUMI rlentflri KI'O (NllC-ltril) OKU San Fraiidvoi KHL (CHS) 1 1 GO Salt Lake Clt, ' lime Hhnwn 11 PWT T l! r id, y 8:00 p. m Terry and Pirates, BN: Fletcher Wiley. CBS OK for Release NBC 613 p m. Olck iracy. BN; Super man. MBS 5 30 p m Date with Judy. NBC; Jack Armstrong. BN Harry Flannery news. CBS; Adventures of Tom Mix MBS 3:43 p m Capt Midnight. BN; Night News Wire. MBS. News CBS 6 00 p m. -Mystery Theater NBC; Gabriel Heatter. MBS. Burns and Al len. CBS 6.13 o m. Screen Test. MBS 6:30 p m Fibber McGce and Molly, NBC; Spotlight Bands, BN; American Forum, MBS 7.00 p m Bob Bona. NBC; Ray mond Gram Swing. BN 7:13 p m. Lowell Thomas. MBS 7:30 p m Hlldcgaida NBC Had Ryder MBS 7:33 p. m. Pres. Roosevelt, Nat'l War Fund. BN. 8:00 o m -Mercer a Music Shop NBC: I Love a Mystery, CBS; Gov. Brlcker, BN. 8:15 p. m. Fleetwood Lawton. NBC; Lum and Abnar BN Passing parade CBS 8 30 p m. Johnny Presents NBC. Big Town. CBS. Alan Young Show. BN: Freedom of Opportunity MBS 0 00 p m - Everything fo, tlove NUC. News MBS Theate- ol Ro mance CBS. Let Yourself Go. BN 0 13 d m -Rex Miller MBS fi:30 p. m. -Million Dollar Club. CBS 10:00 p m. News. NBC; Count ot Monte Crlsto. M11S. Bai Tabarln Cafe Orch BN 10:1a p m. Ted dtraetar Orch NBC 10:30 p m Edwin C Hill. CBS. Ambassador Hotel Orch., BN; Sweet heart Swing Time. NBC. 11:00 p m Talks CBS. Blltmore Hotel Orch.. NflC NBC; Allan Jones with Woody Her . man'a Orch.. CBS: News. MBS: Dun 1 nlnger BN 9:30 p m Fulton Lewis. Jr., MBS 10 00 p. m. News. NBC. 1 10:30 p m. Sonny Dunham Orch. CBS: Sweetheart Swingtlme NBC. I 10-45 p m. Ambassador Hotel ! Orch , BN 11:00 p m. Blltmore Hotel Orch. NBC: News, CBS Janet Wall Chosen "Wave of Week" at San Diego Station Storekeeper Second Class Janet E. Wall, of Medford, Ore.. and Calistoga, Calif., recently was selected WAVE-of-the-Wcek , by tho Hoist, newspaper of the U. S. Naval Training Center, San Diego, Calif., where she Is on duty. Member of a four-star family, she has two brothers and a sis ter In service. Albert Wall, third engineer. Maritime serv ice, Is In the south Pacific; John Wall, gunner's mnte second class. USN, Is stationed at Port Chicago, Calif., and WAVE Mnry Wall, seaman second class, is on duty at the Naval Mine Warfare Test Station, Solo mons, Md. After graduation from Med ford High school, Miss Wall was head bookkt'ppcr for M M De partment store In Medford. She has been on duty at the busy San Diego station since August, 1H43. Her bother, Mrs. Alonla M. Wall, resides in Calistoga, Calif. court on charges of delivering allied secret information to axis agents. The motion was filed by Kent's mother. Mrs Ann II P. Kent of Washington, on Sept. 11. It asked that President Roosevelt be directed to si-cure her son's release from a British prison where he has served half of a seven-year sentence. High Court Balks Return of Attache Washington. Oct. 17 (U.R) The supteme court today denied s motion for a writ of mandamus seeking the return to the United States of Tyler Kent, former U S embassy attache in London, who was convicted In a British Boy Scout News Roosevelt school was scene of a combined Boy Scout Investure and court of honor last Thurs day evening. Receiving tender foot badges were Gordon Mnrx, Stephen McCnbe, Lloyd Tlm mons and James Collins. Presiding was Earl Miller. Also present were Mr. Mac Dnugal, scout commissioner; Mr. Ylvasnkcr, assistant scout executive, and four troop com mitteemen representing the Lions club, sponsor of troop 3. Doughnuts and cocoa were served by Dick Baize, tho scout master. Plans were discussed for nn ail-day blryrlo hike to Dark Hol low. Meeting as then adjourned by S. P. L. Ted Hubcr. NO V DAY TOR THEM To pc k a, Kan., (U.Rl V-Day will be Just another day for prisoners in the city and county Jnlls here! When asked if prls oners would be allowed to celebrate, a county Jail officer said, "They've already done too much celebrating that's why they're in here I" YICK SO CHINESE HERB CO. REMEDIES FOR STOMACH ULCERS Heart Rheun.atum Asthma Catarrh Piles. Prostate Gland Eci.me end all disorders ol tler. Kidney Trouble and other com plaints dttappeai alter using CHINESE KERBS Removed to Sparta Bldg. Wednesday 6 00 p m Fletcher Wiley. CBS. Terry and Plratea. BN; OK for Re lease, NBC 5 13 o m. Superman. MBS; Dick Tracy BN 3 30 p m Jack Armstrong BN. Harry Flannery. news CBS Adven tures ol rnm Mix MBS 5 43 p. m. Klmer Peterson, Nnc-. Night News Wire, MIIS; Capt. Mid night, BN; News. CBS 6 00 p m Eddie Cantor. NBC; (tahrlel Heatter. MMS. Carlson and News, BN; Frank Sinatra, CBS. 0 13 p m. News BN. soeen feat 030 p m Mr District Attorney NHC; Jack Carson. CHS. First Nighter MIIS. Spotlight llanos. BN 7 00 p m Kay Kyser a Kollege. NBC. Raymond Gram Swing. BN Great Moments tn Music CBS 7.13 p m Ujwell Thomis MHS Ted Malone BN. The Colonel. CBS 7 30 p. m. Lone Hanger, MBS; Scramby Amby, BN; Nelson Eddy CBS. a 00 p m Mereer'e Musir Shop NHC; News, BN. I Lova a Mystery CBS Main Liner. MBS a 13 p m. Fleetwood l.swton. NBC: l.uin and Abner BN Passing Parade CBS 8 30 p m Carton or Cheer, NBC: My Best Girls. UN. Ut Christian CBS Bulldog Orummond MBS 0:00 p m.-Mr and Mrs North. THE GRANGE Phoenix Grange , Phoenix grange met In regular session October 10. Elva Coster gave an interesting report. As it is time to pay taxes, she ex plained the tax forms and how the taxes are figured. H. E. C. meets at Myrtle Hix- ons Oetober 18 with Gladys Grace as assisting hostess. There will be a covered dish dinner at noon. November 4 was date set for booster night. Plans for the eve ning are being made by Lecturer Laurel Poling and her assistant, Vaughn Quackenbush. Next grange meeting, Octo ber 24, is to be preceded by a covered dish dinner at 7 o'clock. The committee will be Mr. and Mrs. Shroeder and Mr. and Mrs. Maust. H. E. C. committee will help furnish the meat dish. Tho War Fund drive will con tinue until October 23. So if you weren't home when the so licitor called get In touch with her and make your contribu tion. Following is a list of solicitors and their territory: Mrs. Enid Caster, general chairman; soliclt 'ors are, for Phoenix, Lillian Coleman; First and Second streets, Madeline Barrett; Third and Fourth streets, Katherine Stancllffe; Fifth and the high way, Elva Caster; north and south highway, Edith Poe; West Phoenix, Mrs. Carpenter; old highway Phoenix-Talent, Myrtle Hixon; Fern Valley, Ethel Carr: North Phoenix, Laurel Poling. Chalker's Motel & Lodge OFFICERS' CLUB Dine-Dance-Refreshments Chicken and Steak Dinners Most Unique Place m So. ore CLOSED MONDAYS Thursdays Private Parties Only For Reservations Ph Gold Hill 47 PARTS and SERVICE for all Makes ot WASHERS and REFRIGERATORS YOUNGER'S APPLIANCE SERVICE CO. 31 N. Bartlett Phone 2419 fSOO REWARD TO GI Nahant, Mass. (U.R) When Cpl. Princy Hastings of St. Louis found a three-stone ring on a street, he figured lt was worth about $1. Later, the owner turn ed up and Hastings received a $500 reward, ine mm "-; valued at $10,000. j The various rail movements of sick and wounded men from overseas with their attendants might total 23,000 a month, ac-, cording to estimates of the office; of the Surgeon General of the Army. I Robert Louis Stevenson was married in San trancmu. LOW WEEKLY CRATER STRANGE AS IT SEEMS By ERNEST HIX THE UPS AND DOWNS OF LIFE... tArrL you efowu -you reef aerrMs rAUef.... BtrArre TfAr. kxj oer Svofire akd soereZ AS KXOfotV OtD Aiive ArC(LAK CAXTHAGt nous away....- eecoMiva WrceA3 jfrex ZERO CLUB Out of bounds, civilians only Delicious chicken and steak dinners 7:00 p m., 3 a m. except Sundav Phone day time 5300: night 9101. Across From Craterlan Theatre Phone 41 74 SINGLE $4.50 ro $6. 00UBLE $7.50 to $12 New S 1 m n 0 n s Inner Spring Mattretres Free thowers Clean Roomsl Crossword Puzzle AX5WEB TO FEE VIOLS PCZZU 31 Sf arch sa Man's nlckntmt 33 Harvest 34 fitarted 38 Regretful 37 Press j8 Passenger car 38 Moving part 41 our national bird 43 Man' name 46 Pert, to gumi 48 Consecration 80 Price 61 Meadow 52 Indian tribe 63 Allowance tot waste M Ever (poet.) 64 Snakes rTnfBiP 1 TiEla III liFBiJlISsteSiil S T E ElPiN.E S SBHPiA ' 1 i5EiAsrfSn LltnViBATlTlgiE 3!a!la'n kjEjOTk QMS SSN!t S:ATlrSlS5!E DOWN 1 Quarrel 3 -Soothe 3 a a el 4 River In England 6 Steel rope 9 In the mode 7 Merged ft Social time ft Newcomer 10 Sea birds 11 Elevation 1(3 Hawk cage 20 Lair 23 -More clever 24- Alr-vehlclei 25 Definite article 2 Creek 37 Olve nolle. 3ft Radical 39 Audience 30 Secret agent 32 Firmly held 35 Grain ID mahogany 3ft Com to court 38 Mislead 39 Abrupt 40 Winged 42 Merriment 43 Affectation! 44 Cut 45 Mature! 47 Snare 4S Large roller KMED 9 p M I AUTO UK I Washington, Oct. 17 (U.R) The office of price administra tion today fixed spinach ceiling nrices for October and the first lm rlnva nf Nnvpmhpr at Sl.flO per bushel of a minimum weight of 18 pounds, f. o. b shipping points in Texas, and 8.9 cents per pound for lighter bushels and all other containers. ITCH THREATEN YOUR CHILD'S HEALTH Don't let roar child suffer etnele nrd minut of mltery with IMn-Wormel Thm pmu tr morw than juat nuisance iVIentlfto facts now show that crawling-Pin-Wnrma. Uving and growing Inside your child's hoHy, can causa imI dlstrraa. It la amar (or anybody, anytehjrrt, to catch thia nasty Infection, ofUn, without wren knowing what la wrong-. Larn tha warnlnv slns tha tormenting, atnrtarraae tng rectal Itching-; sUao. uneasy stomach, bed-wet tt nr. nervous ftdg-etins, finicky ap I I it, and ks of weight. If you suspect Pin-Worms, get ft rack ate of P.W tablete right away and be aura to follow tha directiona. P-W U tha new Pin-Worm treatment developed by tha laboratories nf Dr. P. Jayne A Son, Amer ica s leading specialist in worm medKinaa. lataarfoaf ScfeetHU Dhcavary Tha email, eaay to-take P-W tablets con tain a remarkable drug (gentian violet) that Is being hailed by hltih medical au thor It lea as fne Most rfftcttve means eeer rfisctreered for dealing with Pin-Worms. Thanks to this important discovery, P-W works In a special, gentle way to destroy Pin-Worm. Ask your druggist i P-W for Pin-Worms. THE WORLD AT 173 WORST .MiNkA ,4ijaiAf By CUIYAS WILLIAMS MR All W ft Sl'WRlSE tCS TH PAW 2iL -JV '7 ffi7 s-Autocra 1 ifXh 1 I 12-Peel -XlKLXl' I '' 13 EveWhlnl I.VfV ?1 1 awla alt iXutr Jr Titti is oathr r n scow. .U.tMil&f ... I - dTSS I Kl 3lPr riunfa 50 Price 11 F Vie BAiT T Iklt tie"": "tteJK"? 91 fcl Z a" 5'-"" k aZ UInIciToI kldCTg r-z m u.h a-. mmmM i eeiema me. a 1 I' aWi n P t-P 4? i7jy soul ro oe a me ls--a , M?v'i w !s 7 stomach, the MPS 5 - I" I"? 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