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TWELVE MEDFOHD MAIL TRIBUNE Sunday. Oct. 2i, 1944, Your Health and Its Care BY DR. WILLIAM BRADY. M. D. Rea4ert ihould addreu Inquiries toi Dr. William Brady 265 El CamlDO. Beverly HUlr Calif. EXPOSURE T This Is the time of year to con- eider the health value of sun bathing. For the next six months, in the norm- em hemisphere not one person In a thousand will enjoy as much exposure to daylight as he or she "should have for the good of health. When I say I u n bathing I mean expos- Dt Brady ure of as much of the surface of the body as pos sible to direct or indirect (dif fuse) sunlight or daylight, no matter whether it is New Year or the Fourth of July or whether you live in Montreal or Los An geles, Saskatoon or Miami. In other words, from tho health viewpoint, the less clothing or cover one wears in any, circum stances the better, of course with due regard for comfort and con vention. Although the mid day sun In mid-summer has the highest pro portion of ultraviolet rays, even the diffuse daylight of mid-winter contains some ultraviolet enough to k'.-ep any one in good health If he or she does not avoid or neglect adequate exposure of the skin to daylight. Old fossils who read this may save themselves tne tune ana me the bother of reading screeds if they will refrain from telling me I should know better. Young people who read this will, I hope be assured it is my advice and it applies in all kinds of weather, in all seasons of the year, in all variations of climate. No man, woman or child should ever wear one stitch more than he or she finds comfortable In the cir cumstances, so far as. health is concerned provided the individ ual has sufficient intelligence to know whether he is comfortable. In many towns what flttle ultra-violet there is In the winter daylight is largely shut out by smoke, dust, fog. Nevertheless enough gets through even the darkest screen to supply the rc- ROBERTS ESTATE A Portland, Ore., Oct. 21 U.R) The estate of tho late Thomas Roberts, founder of Robert Bro thers Department Store, will exceed $1,000,000, George E. Uronaugh, attorney, announced today. The will sets up trust funds as foundations for Annie E, Ro berts, wife of the deceased, and the late Henry Roberts, his bro ther. The Annie E. Roberts Foundation sets aside $31,000 for the :ifl count Ira of Oregon, excepting Multnomah and Lake, each county receiving $1000 for an educational scholarship. One-third of the farmers of the United Slates rereive two thirds of the country'a agricul tural income. 4 P. M. TODAY with MARY LIVINGSTON PHIL HARRIS ROCHESTER DON WILSON LUCKY STRIKE ... I EVERY SUNDAY NBC 4 P. IX KHEb TIME! 0 DAYLIGHT qulrement of health If the body is sufficiently exposed. As I explained in tho talk published Oct. 8th, this question oi stilliclent exposure to riav. light is particularly imDortanl In the prevention of rheumatic fever and chronic rheumatism. So I n:,je all intelligent par ents, grandparents, uncles, aunts, guardip.is, teachers and doctors who are not obsessed by super stition and phobias, to leave it to the children to wear or go without any and all clothing In any and all circumstances, as the children may prefer. I mean so far as health is concerned. And of course I assume the children are not Idiots they know when they, are comfortable, and they know it better than you or I pos sibly can. This teaching and advice seem ed radical and dangerous to the "authorities" or the doctors who purported to be authorities a generation ago. But the trend I of popular and even medical' opinion has been slowly towards good hygiene and good sense and away from red flannel in the past thirty years. QIJFSTIONH- ANHWKRR What's the Matlrr With You Girls? 1 am In my early twenties, five feet two and weigh one hundred eighteen. I would Like to lose ubout elKht pounds. (Miss P. 1.. W.) Answer A girl In her early twen ties, five feet two Inches tall, should welsh not less than 120 pounds. What In tarnation mnkes you girls want to look holy frights, anyway I suspect tt is hecHiise vnnr Dhvslcal education has been neglected. You are flabby. ! lack vlte. need, not reduction, but development of your muscles so they will support you In good form, good posture. Send twenty-five cents and stamped self addressed envelope fur book ' The Seven Keys to Vile' Premature Aging From nn allusion to premature aging and premature graying of hair, in your column, I gather that you have a pamphlet on the subject. If so. how may one obtain a copy? Mrs. B. L.) Answer Send stamped envelope bearing your address, and ask for pamphlet "Old Folks and Yountf Folks" and also "Anti-Gray Hair Vita mins." Courage A reader kindly sends In a recent copy of the magazine "Courage" for the correspondent who Inquired about the magazine. The magazine Is pub lished by Paul J. Campbell. 240 Ar cade Hldg., East St. Louis, III. It of fers mucin help to members of the Fraternity of the Wooden Leg. This Is not the Issue from which I quoted, but I'll be glad to mall It to the cor respondent If he or she will give me the address again. I Copyright 1044, John T. Dllle Co.) SNELL PROCLAIMS FRIDAY NAVY DAY Salem, Ore., Oct. 21 Gover nor Earl Sncll today called upon the citizens of Oregon to join In the observance of Navy Day Oct. 27. Tho dale marks the anniver sary of presentation of the bill creating an independent navy to the continental congress In 1775, and Is also the With anniversary of the birth of Theodore Roose velt, widely credited with beinii the father of the modern Amcr-! lean navy. Plans for the observance of Navy Day In the five Pacific northwest states are under the direction of Rear Admiral S. A. Taffinder. commandant of the Thirteenth Naval District. One of Oregon's speakers will be Comdr. Corydon M. Wasscll, hero of the navy's medical corps. E Portland, Oct. 21 Livestock. dairy, find poultry men from Orcein and Washington arc ' anxiously awaiting the arrival this week of some 10,000 tons of i Ariicntlne corn being shipped by the commodity credit corpora tion. Leon S. Jackson, secretary of , the Oregon Feed and Seed Deal-; ers association announced . that 4000 tons will bo distributed to Oregon feed mixers. 003313003 MONDAY V ashington vs. U. S. C. 8:15 p.m. K.W.J.J. (1080 k.c.) K.V.I. (570 k.c.) CgK ASSOCIATED E REVEAL STORY OF NIPP BRUTALITY 83 War Prisoners Find Haven with Filipino Guer rillas After Sinking. Gen. Douglas MacArthur's headquarters, Leyte, Philippines, Sunday, Oct. 22 U.R Eighty- three American officers and men who were Japanese prison crs of war in the Philippines for two and a half years were rescued several weeks ago and all but two who elected to re main with Filipino guerrillas are now safe In hospitals In Australal, Gen. Douglas Mac- Arthur revealed today. Two of the liberated Ameri cans, First Lt. Richard L. Cook of Los Angeles and Staff Sgt. Joseph T. Coles, 'Caso, Ala., elected to stay with the guerril las who assisted them after their escape from Japanese ships transporting them to Nipponese camps, the special, release dis closed. "All of the men are In good condition, except five recover-i Ing from bullet and grenade wounds. None is listed as ser ious," the announcement said. The men will soon be sent bac kto the United States from the military hospitals. Revealing the story of the men who escaped from Japanese hands aided hy Filipino gueril las and lived for more than two years in Japanese-o c c u p I e d areas, MacArthur told a grim story of cold-blooded murder. The Americans, after perform ing forced labor on an enemy airfield in the southern Philip pines, were being shipped north when their convoy was attacked by an American submarine. Their transport and at least two other enemy ships were sunk. "The Japanese guards deliber ately fired on the Americans traped in the holds and seeking to scape fro mlho sinking ship. "Others were hunted down and killed in the water as they sought to swim for shore two miles distant. Some were pick ed up by enemy patrol boats and ! at least 30 were later brutally j executed. "After escaping death from' savagery and hours of hardship. I 8J of the American officers and men made shore and were cared for by Philippine guarrillas un til picked up and taken south by submarines and planes. Finds Teeth Pulling Easy Indianapolis, Ind. (U.R) Hav ing his teeth pulled will no lonoer be such a hateful task for 11-year-old Donald Shafer, who accidentally discovered that his do- could pull out his teeth without "hurting a bit." Donald and his Dalmatian puppy were having a tug-of-war in the back seat of the family car when the boy playfully grabbed his pet's tall between his teeth and start ed biting. Tho dog yanked sud denly and out came one of Donald's incisors, IS! "The Grange Reporter ' KMED Thursdays 7:15 p.m. KEX Thursdays 6:15 p.m. He tells you the Orange viewpoints, he gives you news of vital Interest to every Oregon farmer. Every week this report will be broad ' cast. Don't miss a single program. 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WAR WORKERS WRECKED Los Angeles, Oct. 21 (U.R) A three-car Pacific Electric train from Los Angeles to San Pedro Chalker'i Motel & Lodge OFFICERS' CLUB Dine-Dance-Refreshments Chicken and Steak Dinners Uost Unique Place in So. Ore CLOSED MONDAYS Thursdays Private Parllts Onlr For ReiervaUons Ph Gold UIU 414 Crossword Puzzle ACROSS 1 Present 5 Flows out 9 Dull finish 13 Employer U Ingredient of beer H Arm? entertainment , group 18 Step n Gtrl'i nim J9 Appendage 21 Ooblln 33 Abrupt 34 Conducted 25--God ot wr b Piaaagewa 28 Pint (Rbbr.) 3ft Took food 31 Cries oi bacchants 32 wily 33 compass point 34 Water bird 3 Heavenly body 3ft Golf mark 31 Use 39 Mr. Marner , 41 Glide In air 43 Hush 1 44 Russian stockada 47 Fuss . 48 Venture ' 50 Defensive armor 5 1 Sttl ' 62 Hart 53 Dlinplt- ; b h h I t U b lb I Y l,J " a i3 is : io a . !T 7?2Z 27. 7 W 'z-zt-zzzmzz 55 'T1 77 I X- -r -T-i 1 iW IE -n '8 50 13 5 . Tl 33 pMtr. b I filled Ftalan bjraslkaU. Im. crowded with home-bound war workers collided with a repair rar toniaht. derailing one' car and injuring nine passengers. A A germ of tetanus still lives after being kept at the tempera ture of boiling water for an hour. KYLE'S RESTAURANT CHICKEN AND STEAK DINNERS Open B p. m. to t a. ra. Phone Central Point 472 9j tor reservations. On tne 1 Pacific Highway at L.enirai Point. Out OJ oounas ioi Service People ANSWER TO PREVIOUS PL'ZZLl DOWN 1 Man's nlcknamt 2 Adherent oi 3 Make prominent at croups of tore 6 Printer's measure 8 Corrupt 7 Shapeless ma a 8 Walks slowly 9 Hushed 10 Pale 11 Plaything 16 free of 18 Curved moldlny 20 officer's furlough 22 Glut 23 The Weeping Woman 25 Human 27 Appears 28 Frolic 29 Ancient dtj 31 Missions . 32 P.ace for safekeeping 34 Tempest 35 Scheduled 26 Steersman 38 U. S- poet 39 Flank 40 Go awayl 42 Declara 43 Age 4!v-Fastener 46 SuperlatlTt ending 49 For exam pit lie a 335E-0 sTAf? SSaInHIES fTatpW?Ji ItItiXn CIE;5 rTT aJT " RTF NjPjT 5 i A
