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EIGHT MEDFOHD MAIL TRIBUNE Wednesday, Oct. 18, 1944
Your Health and Its Care
BY DR WILLIAM BRADY. M. D.
Reader! should address, Inquiries toi Dr. William Brady
265 El Camino. BeTerlr HUls. Calii.
WOOD IS CARBOHYDRATE
I have recently bought a play
pen for my baby (writes a read
er, who thereby qualifies for a
reDUKe;. u is
u n f i n 1 s h ed
wood and I
want to put
either a stain
or varnish on
it. Would or
ange shellac or
a maple stain
covered w ith
varnish be
p o i s o n o us?
You see my
baby bites on
Or BradT his crib and I
want to be careful that lie does
rot get poisoned. Perhaps you
can suggest a non-poisonous fin
ish. My husband and I read
your column daily and we both
think . . . (Mrs. A.M.S.)
Oh, so you have -a husband
too? Do you let him come Into
the house occasionally to . look
at your baby? But we'll go into
this wretched situation more
thoroughly in another' article.
For the present, Ma'am, please
consider yourself ebuked.'. L
My advice is to leave the crib
as it is unstained,, unvarnished,
unpainted. ' In fact I advise that
all furniture, toys, cribs, wood
work or other surfaces the baby
wood unvarnished, unstained,
can touch, should be of plain
, unpainted.
It can do no particular harm
if the baby sucks or gnaws on
plain wood-
Babies have not Infrequently
suffered if not fatally from
chronic lead poisoning from
lucking and gnawing on painted
crib, chair, toy. Not all paints
contain lead, but many do.
Shellac is likely to. contain ar
senlc. Indeed, It is at present
extremely difficult .to find
shellac that is arsenic-free.
Keep things within the baby's
reach free from point or other
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Olsen and Johnson Hit Coming
A-
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Olsen and Johnson In a cene from the hilarious musical
"Ghost Catchers," with Martha O'Drlscoll, Leo Carrillo, Gloria
Jean and Andy Dovlne. Showing Sunday and Monday at the
Cratcrlan.
"Bridge of San Luis Rey" Coming
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Lynn Barl and Frances Lcderpr come to the Riallo Sunday for
three diys in Thornton Wilder's Pulitzer prize novel, "The
Bridge of San Luis Rey." Scheduled as the companion feature,
Janet Martin and Allan Lane are co-starred In "Call of the
South Sras."
Building Materials
Of Certain Types
Now Unrestricted
Washington, Oct. 18 OJR)
The war production board and
rational housing agency today
lifted restriction on the use of
certain buil.tlng materials and
uthorited construction of stand
rd pre war type homes.
Relaxations of restrictions re
sulted from an easing of short
ages In rertain critical materials,
the two Kgencles announced, to
give builders greater freedom In
design and the use of housing
materials and equipment "as
they becume available."
The action lifted restrictions
on total floor area In a home
unit, number of electrical out
lets and plumbing fixtures.
Among the restrictions retain-
PARTS and SERVICE
lor all
Makes ol WASHERS and
REKRIGRRA TORS
YOUNGER S APPLIANCE
SERVICE CO.
31 N RartlMt Phona 34)9
finish plain wood can never
do any harm even if the baby
eats it.
Use fine sand-paper to smooth
any rough surfaces, and wash
surfaces frequently with plain
soap and water for cleanliness.
QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS.
Pnst.Oneratlva Pneumonia
Referring to your theory of eoldi
being caused by infection, how do
you account lor ether pneumonla7
iH. O 1
Answer Atelectasis or collapse of
portion or portions or one or notn
lungs, due to too shallow breathing,
failure to administer carbon dioxide
to stimulate breathlnf , failure to urge
the patient to take full deep breaths
afew times every hour or two In the
days and nights Immediately after
the operation, and too prolonged ly
ing iiai on DBcK.
No, No, Nadlne
You promised to send pamphlet on
How to Lose WeiKht If a correnoond-
ent glves her height, weight and age.
I am 45, 63 Inches tall and weigh
134 pounds.
" (Nadlne)
' Anrwer-yrhere wee another re
quirement, remember? the corre
spondent was to inclose stamped, self
addressed' envelope, but never mind.
Nadlne. Your weight Is, If anything
a little any. Don't try to lose weight
Rather cultivate vlte send a quarter
and stamped self addressed envelope
for booklet "The 7 Keys to Vile."
Basal Metabolism
Please explain the basal metabolism
test. Have asked our physician sev
eral times but he has explained noth
ing.. After going to a specialist I was
chagrined to find that our own phy
sician has the apparatus In his office.
- , . (Mra. S. M. T.t
Answer Tt Is a Goldherglan ma
chine, I think. Batter leave It to your
own physician if he is a good doc
tor you Just can teach him when
he should -give you. the works. The
brass specialist is different his aim
U to cater to the Wiseacre public.
" Bourbon
If you answer my four questions
I'll be haDDV to send vou a bottle
of uncut bourbon. ID. A.)
Answer I wouldn t nod my head i
for a barrel of It. If you have some
good smoking tobacco on hand 1
mlxht listen. I
Two years aiu had my ee ex-
u -.
amlned. The optometrist said there I
was some Internal trouble and sug-1
grated I have my teeth cared for. 1
went to dentist and he advised me
to nave them all -out., bo I did... I
am 2 years old and very nervoua.
nirs. v. w. a.)
Answer I suppose It will only an
noy the quacks In the medical and
dental fields If I harp any more on
that subject but It seems truffle thnt
you nave im a slnttle tooth without
due consultation of your physician
and dentist as to the neceastly fur
such radical treatment.
(Copyright 1044. by John F. Dllle Co.)
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ed are the limitations on the use
of lumber for flat roofs and
walls of houses and general pro
visions requiring conservation of
lumber .nd other materials both
In the construction of housing
projects and their related fncili
ties Officials pointed out there
Is also a prohibition against the
use of board lumber for sheath
lug. partitions, ceilings, and
fences.
The first Boomer band to In
vade Indian Territory (now Ok
lahoma) was organized by C. C
Carpenter and attempted settle
ment on the Quapaw reservation
In May, 1870.
BEAUTIFUL
ROGUE RIVER
LODGE
IS NOW OPEN
Delicious Dinnon
Cocktail Lounge
Dancing '
Ou
Cratar Lka Highway
N.ar Trail
Ttlaphona Trail 1404
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On the Radio Chains
STATIONS!
Chain affiliation and where thej
tre on the dlali
KALB (MHS) 1330, Portland,
RLX (NHC-Blue) IIUO. Portland;
KUA (MIL'-Hlue Si M1HI 1510
Hpokane: KUO (MiC-lllue) alu
Sao Francisco; KtlW (MIC'-Hed)
020. Purtlandi RJK NBC-Blue)
1000. Seattle: KNX (CHS) 1070
Los Angeles; KUA (NBL'-Ked) 850
Denver: Klll.N (I'BM) 9 TO, Port.
land; KOMI) (MIC-Red)
Seattle: KI'O (NMC-Krd)
Ban Francisco: KSL (CBS)
Bait Lake Cllj
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exo.
1160.
Time Shown Is PWT
Weonesoay
6:00 p. m Fletcher Wiley, CBS;
Terry and Pirates. BN: OK for Re
lease. NBC.
9:13 p m. Superman. MBS; Dick
Tracy. BN
5:30 p m. Jack Armstrong. BN;
Harry Flannery. news CBS:: Adven
tures of Tom Mix, MBS
3:48 p. m. Elmer Peterson, NBC:
Night News Wire, MBS; Capt. Mid
night. BN: News. CBS.
6:00 p. m. Eddie Cantor, NBC;
Gabriel Heatter, MBS: Carlson and
News. BN; Frank Sinatra, CBS.
6:13 p. m. News. BN; Screen Test.
MBS.
6:30 p. m. Mr District Attorney.
NBC: Jack Carson. CBS: First Nlghur
MBS; Spotlight Bands. BN
7:00 p m. Kay Kyser's Kollege,
NBC; Raymond Gram Swing. BN:
Great Momenta In Music, CBS
7:19 p m. lowell Thomas MBS:
Ted Malone. BN. The Colonel. CBS
7:30 p. m. Lone Ranger, MBS:
Scramby Amby, BN; Nelson Eddy.
CBS.
8.00 p m Mercer's Music Shop
NBC: News. BN. I Love e Mystery
CBS: Main Liner, MBS
H:13 p. m. Fleetwood Lawton, NUC:
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CBS
B:30 d. m. carton or Cheer. NBC:
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0:00 p m Mr and Mrs North.
NBC; Allan Jones with Woody Her-
man'r Orch.. CBS; News. MBS; Dun.
nlnger BN
0:30 p m Fulton lwis. Jr., MBS
10:00 p. m. News. NBC.
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10 45 d m. Ambassador Hotel
Orch , BN
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Thursday
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NBC
5 13 p m Dick rrry. BN. Super
mm, MBS. Relair tn Rhythm NBC
5 30 p m Jach Armstrnnf. u;x:
Harrv Flannerv news CBS
a , ri in , 'mi. , ijt
54) p m Lnula t Locnner. NBC:
Captain Midnight, BN. Night News
wire MBS News. CBS.
a 00 o m -.M ine Hall NBC: Major
Bowes CBS Gabriel Heatter. Mils
Carlson mn6 News BN
6 13 p m Screen Test MBS; Lou
Holli ON
6 30 p m Bob' Burns. NBC;
Spotlight Bands BN. Corliss Archer
CBS, StarllKht Serenade. MBS
7 00 p m. Abbott and Costello,
NBC; Raymond Gram Swing, BN
Flrflt Line. CBS.
7:1 o m Lowell Thomas. MHS
7 30 p. m. Senator Truman, BN:
Red Rvder. MBS: March of Time.
NBC.
8 00 p m Music Shop. NBC; I
Love a Mystery. CBS; Rov Henle.
news BN; Sammy Kaye, MBS
B ill D m Niaht Editor NBC: Lum
and Abner BN Pn,na rarnde CI1S
B 30 p m Cotfee ime. NBC;
Uenth Vallev Sheriff CBS: Fred War.
Inn Show BN
0 00 o m -Ntur MRR Amrtri'i
Town Meetine of ihe Air. BN.
v is p m mix Miner, mus
0 30 p m Kllery Oueen Mvstertim
NnC; Fulton I-ewii. Jr.. MBS: Henri
Uusfie Orch . CMS.
10 00 p m News Reporter, NBC;
Town Meetlnit UN
10 30 p m Sweetheart Swing
Time. NBC; Henri Busso Orch.. CBS
11:00 p m Hotel Blltmora Orch.
NBC; News. CHS
DONALD CRISP DIVORCED
BY FILM WRITING WIFE
Hollywood, Oct. 18 (U.R)
Film Writer Jane Murfln today
divorced Actor Donald Crisp
who she charged deserted her
the day after their 10th wedding
anniversary.
Crisp was considerate and
friendly during a three year sep
aration but when she asked if
he planned to "ever live In the
house she bought, Crisp said no,
sho testified.
An out of court property set
tlement was made.
KOIN ASKS PERMISSION
FOR NEW FM STATION
Washington, Oct. 18 (U.R)
The Coast Ventura Co.. Ventura,
Calif., today asked the federal
commtinirations commission for
authority to construct a new 23-
watt radio station at Ventura.
KOIN, Inc., Portland, Ore..
sought cuithorlty to construct a
new FM station.
Clualni tlma for claMirirrt arts
m Too Lata (o Class!!; 13.30
MONEY
TO LOAN!
On JEWELRY CAMERAS
and MUSICAL INSTRU
MENTS Used and unra
daamad tawalry at great
a'ng,
PEOPLES LOAN CO.
35914 E. Main Street
Stat Licania P 137
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iGlVES ROTARIANS
D-DAYjjiGHLIGHTS
Major Ashton of Commandos
Says Eisenhower Did In
credible Job In Organizing
General Elsenhower perform
ed an "incredible Job" in orga
nizing the allied forces for the
invasion operations of British
cording to Major Peter Ashton,
British commando, now touring
this country tor the British in
formation service. Major Ashton
a member of Eisenhower's in
vasion staff, spoke at the Tues
day luncheon meeting of Med
ford Rotary club at Hotel Med-
ford.
Intimate highlights on the pre-
Invasion operations of Brltsh
and American forces were given
by the young commando officer,
whose war experiences before
the famous D-Day Included
"combined" operations In Eng
land, Algiers, Tunis and Sicily.
He was attached to Lord Louis
Mountbatten's Asiatic forces be
fore Joining the staff of the first
American division for the in
vasion. Beaches Scouted
Both aerial photography and
submarine reconnaissance were
used to "scout" the Invasion
beaches in preparation for D
Day, Major Ashton said. Ten
days before the zero hour the
American division, to which the
major was attached, moved Into
the "operational area and roast
chicken was served daily for
breakfast as a before - battle
morale booster. The actual land
ing was proceeded by two hours
of intensive bombing and naval
bombardment, calculated not to
destroy the almost impregnable
shore defenses of the Germans,
too deeply underground to be
smashed but to make the nazis
"keep their heads down" while
landings were effected. The fire
was accurately directed by gun
nery experts on the beaches with
walkie-talkie sets and by observ
ers in fighter planes, the major
told Rotarians.
The intricate system of
"hedge-hogs" embedded in the
beaches, were destroyed by spec
ial "assault engineers," the
speaker said. Land mines and
enemy fire took a heavy toll of
the first waves of British and
Americans. The S.S. troops were
fierce, fanatical fighters, while
German coastal defense troops
were not nearly of as high ca
bcr. Major Ashton paid a high
tribute to the allied aerial forces
for their thorough clearance of
German opposition from the
skies during the Invasion. The
speaker did not see a single Gcr
man plane for eight days of the
fiercest invasion fighting.
The speaker told interesting
personal experiences in which
he beat one German "to the
draw" and received the surren
der of one group of nnzis after
they had shot their officers.
Underground Aids
The "terribly powerful"
French underground was lauded
by Major Ashton. The attitude
of the French was passive for
the first three days. After they
realized that this invasion was
"the real thing" and not another
Tit NO
Do yoo hive poor digestion?
Do you fed headachy iftir iatlit?
Do yoo tt sour or opset asilyT
Doyoofii!tinil-lislii$$T
Do you fel hn darby and uptwt du (o
l-wny aiftcatra lexxu 10 to, cnwrtul
na nai
nappy nam your food muat b
disrated properly.
lighted pronely.
trh day. Nature must produce about
two pint of a vital digestive juice to
hHp digMt your food. If Nature fall.
your food may rrmain undtReatrd
lea vim you headachy and irritable.
Therefore, you must increase the flow
of this digestive juice. Carter'a Little
Liver Pilli increase thii flow quickly
often in as little aa SO minute. And.
you're on the road to feeling better.
Don't depend on artiheial aids to
counteract Indigestion when Carter'a
Little Liver Filli aid digestion after Na
turea own ordor. Take Carter'a Little
Liver Fills as directed, det them at any
drugstore. Only 10 and 'iot
Br CI.irVAS WILLIAMS
Stf Wllrt tRKlE niER HE HAD
CWR A.AP.'Ht If CANE
VW .WliVo CM If fcWD hUXSP,
St. Nazalre Incident they went
into action. Their major contri
bution to the invasion was sabo
tage of German supplies. The
widely publicized "artificial har
bors," constructed of giant float
ing ramps, were briefly mention
ed by the speaker. Some secre
cy must be maintained on these
unique harbors because they will
be used extensively in the war
against Japan.
The young British commando
major spoke highly of American
Chalker's Motel & Lodge
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fighting men, with whom he has, the commnt: "lis Brand here
served on two fronts, and re- why, Tm going to live here some
minded Rotarians that the Eng- day!" He left Tuesday night 8ft-
lish people have had a better
chance to know Americans than
the people here have had to be
come thoroughly familiar with
the English people.
Major Ashton, introduced by
John Moffatt, expressed himself
as delighted with the country
here and when asked his opinion
of the Rogue River Valley re
sponded enthusiastically with
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Out of bounds, civilians only
Delicious chicken and steak
dinners. 7:00 p. m 3 am.
except Sunday Phone day
time 5300: night 9101. '
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a hrief bird hunting trip and
journey through the valley.
Closing time for ClaMlfltd ! '
s. m. - Too Lata to ClaMllJ, 13.30
KYLE'S
RESTAURANT
CHICKEN AND STEAK
DINNERS- '
Open 6 p. tn. to-2 a tn.
Phona Central Point 472
for reservations. On the
Pacific Highway at Central
Point Out of Bounds for
Service People .
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