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SIX MEDFOHD HAIL THIBTOfS Tu-itj. Wot. 14, 1144
Your Health and Its Care
BY OR WILLIAM BRAOT. M. O. .
Readers ihould address inquiries tot Dr.' William Brady
iti CI Cimlno. BeTerly HUls. Cilli.
OBESITY IS
There is common notion that
moderate obesity, superfluous
flesh, overweight, corpulence or
Indication of
robust health.
Probably the
notion had its
origin in feu
dal days when
the lords had
plenty and
their vassals
barely enough
to eat; and
from the ob
servation that
(1.
r Bredf
emacla t 1 o n
less of flesh,
consumption or
wasting occurs in the advanced
ataires of numerous diseases.
With one notable exception
pulmonary tuberculosis even
. 8 per cent excess weigm is re
garded as unfavorable to health
and longevity today. Statistics
seem to show that moderate
stoutness, up to B per cent over
weight, is at least not detrimen
tal to persons up to the age of
thirty-five years. After the age
of thirty-five years, however,
any excess flesh is unfavorable
to health, efficiency and longev
ity.
So there you are. folks. Why
carry , around a handicap of
slacker flesh when Jt isn't re
quired by law?
Most of the slacker flesh lum
bering about the earth today is
built out of the prodigious
amounts of the delectable, cheap,
plentiful, easy to eat carbohy
drates in our modern, refined,
denatured, .unbalanced Ameri
can diet.,
Refined white flour and re
fined white sugar and syrup and
molasses yield more than half of
the calories in the dally fqp d of
the average person in America.
Calories from refined white
flour or refined white sugar are
just as good as calories from any
other food material. An ounce of
lean meat yields the - same
Gold Hill
Gold Hill, Nov. 14 Mrs.
Leatha Hepp of Anacartes,
Wash., has spent the past sev
eral weeks here visiting her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Clarence
Butterfield, and her son, Ronnie
Davis. .
Home Extentlon Unit met re
cently in W.R.C. haU with a
pot luck lunch at noon. Miss
Marlon Farrell headed, dis
cussion in "Housework the
Healthful Way."
Pft. Harry Frederick, wife
and baby Sandra spent a day last
week visiting his sister, Mrs.
Noel Kellogg and family here.
Mist Janle Marsden of Med
: ford visited over the week end
with her father, Lee Marsden.
'"' Kenneth Cook, Ai, taking his
boot training at Farragut, Idaho,
Is confined to the hospital with
scarlet fever.
Milton Stelnmetz, of Berkeley,
Cal., visited over the week end
and election day with his fam
ily here.
Mrs. Joe Lewis spent the past
week In Central Point caring
for her mother, Mrs. Wm.
Musty, who is critically ill.
. Mrs. Wm. Pugh left Thurs
day for Scotia, Cal., to visit rel
atives. Mrs. Gertrude Rosecrans left
Thursday for Portland to visit
her daughter and family and
other relatives.
Mrs. T. C. Buckingham left
Thursday for Canada to be with
her mother, who is seriously ill.
Roy L. Pedersen and wife of
Tacoma, Wash., arrived here
Thursday for a short visit with
Mrs. Pedcrsen's parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Alva Cook. Roy Is with
a medical unit stationed at Fort
Lewis.
Terry Clement, second class
seaman, visited his parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Jim Clement and sis
ters, Rae arid Patricia, Wednes
day, returning to his ship
Thursday.
Dotchell Rosecrans, U. 8. A.,
and brother, Leo of the navy,
spent soveral days here the past
) week with their parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Chas. Rosecrans and
family.
N. C. Swindler, seaman first
class, from Shoemaker, Cal.,
spent the past week here visit
ing his wife and children, and
his mother, Mrs. Edith Thomp
son, brothers Roy and Junior
Swindler and sister Nadlne
Swindler.
Mrs. Ada Dusenberry visited
Thursday with her son, Arthur
Iverson and family ot Medford.
Cal., Is visiting her daughter
Mrs. F. M. Rivter of Oakland,
YICK SO CHINESE HERB CO.
2 z
Rcnovid
MALNUTRITION
amount of energy, nourishment,
calories, strength, refreshment,
sustenance, heat or vigor as an
ounce of candy, and eke the
same amount of slacker flesh
overweight or superfluous fat if
you don t work or play hard
enough to burn It up day by day,
Ouch. I understand. That's
what I say every morning when
I cautiously open one eye
squint at the clock and realize it
Is time to start the morning
exercises. But I ease into mine
gently rolling somersaults; that
makes the succeeding sitting-up
exercises quite painless.
As Dr. Robert R. Williams,
who with Dr. Tom D. Spies first
synthesized thiamin (Bl) ex
pressed it in the article in Sci
ence: "Man commits a crime
against nature when he eats the
starch from the seed and throws
away the mechanism necessary
for the metabolism of that
starch."
There, I believe, la the expla
nation of the common tendency
to (a) overeat and (b) accumulate
superfluous flesh. Here, darnlt,
comes the deadline, so we'll
have to continue this talk to
morrow. QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS
Vinegar Delation
Triend declare aha wai onca too fat
but began drinking vinegar and loat
weight. Sha now haa a lovely figure,
la vinegar slenderizing? la any food
tpecially allmmlng? (Dolorea H.)
Amwer Neither vlneear nor any
food la alenderlzlng. That la a allly
noUon. If you ara 18 or over, send
tamped anvelopa bearing your ad
dress, aak for pamphlet "How to Loaa
Weight." Do not lend a ellDDlna.
B ai Good for Muscles ai for Nerves
If It not an advantage to me. en.
(aged In ledentary occupation, to take
vitamin B-complex daily? I am of
nervoui disposition and I believa they
help me quite a lot. (C. D. J.
AIUWIT Aa I have trierf in mmlnfii
In aeveral current arUclei, molt Amer
icana get Iniufftclent u and B-com-Dlex.
But vitamin B or B-comrjIex- la
aa beneficial to the muiclea (Including
tha eating muaclo and the heart mus
cle) of those whose dally Intake of it
ia aeiicient, as it la for tne nervea.
If you will send a stamped envelope
bearing your addresa, and ask for It
(a clipping will not suffice) I'll mail
you tha pamphlet "Young Folka and
Old Folki," which explains all thia in
detail.
(copyright, 194.4, John T. Dllle Co,)
transacting business here In re
and family of Rogue River, and
gards to the sale of her home
in the colony. .
Mrs. Richard Cleland of Cor
onado, Cal., arrived Friday for
a two weeks' visit with her par
ents, Mr. and Mrs. Virgil Drib
ble, and sister, Bunsay.
Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Ritchie,
Jr., returned Wednesday from
a business trip to Los Angeles,
Cal. Mrs. Ritchie, Sr., cared
for their children while they
were gone.
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Holderness
and Gene moved last week from
the Gilchrist home to the Cecil
Bell home. The Gilchrist home
was sold recently to Slim Wolf.
Reverend Platz of tha Metho.
dlst church is urging the people
of the community to attend the
Sunday services. Sunday school
at 10 a. m. Preaching service at
11 a. m. Young Peoples' serv
ices in the evening at 7:30.
Gearle Ritchie, small son of
Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Ritchie, Jr.,
underwent a tonsillectomy Fri
day. Mrs. George Brown and chil
dren, Georgte Lee and Mari
lyn of Medford, spent Sunday
with Mrs. Brown's parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Tom Z Smith and
family.
The P. N. O. club met at the
home of Mrs. Geo. Dorman
Thursday. After the business
meeting the ladles sewed on
kits and pajamas for the Red
Cross.
Mrs. Woodrow Nealv anrl
children of Grants Pass have
moved into the house recently
completed by Lester Thompson.
Mrs. Nealy Is a daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Jones of
Gold Hill. Her husband is in
the navy and stationed at
Charleston, S. C.
Mrs. Florence Huntor nA
three children, who have been
living In the Snreont hniiRA
moved to Medford Friday, where
mr. nunier is employed by the
Standard Oil Company.
uom rim Garden club would
appreciate it if families In this
community who have sons or
daughters in the service would
give them their names and ad
dresses so they may be remem
bered at the holiday season.
NEXT BIO JOB
Dayton. O.. Nov. 14 (UP) T.
Gen. William S. Knudsen, di
rector of the air technical com
mand at nearby Wright Field,
today predicted that "next to
winning the war, contract set
tlement will be the greatest job
America has ever faced."
Ota elall mouua Want Ada
REMEDIES FOR STOMACH ULCERS
Heart Rheumatism Asthma Catarrh Piles.
Prostate Oland Ecsema and all disorders
ot Liver. KldoeT Trouble and other com
plaints disappear alias using
CHIXESE HERBS
to Sparta Bldg.
DISCUSS RULES,
Junior hostesses of the River
side USO made several import
ant decisions at a meeting held
Sunday afternoon to discuss
rules governing their USO par
ticipation and to outline parties
and programs for the coming
Thanksgiving and Christmas
holidays. The group agreed that
they should be admitted to club
activities - upon presentation of
their membership card, which
they receive after their three
references have been checked.
The new system is to go into
effect immediately. Plans were
made for a formal dance to cele
brate Thanksgiving. Melva. Mor-
rell is chairman of the commit
tee on arrangements, working
with Mildred Shellabarger, Beth
Thompson, Beverly Mee, and
Marianne Casper.
Servicemen and Junior Host
esses attending the Hollywood
party last night "let their hair
down" with a comical "Boomps-a-daizey"
dance taught by Mas
ter of Ceremonies Larry Kelly
and Harriett Argenbrlght. Girls
impersonated the favorite Hoi
lywood glamour girls for the
evening, and did their share of
swooning over Frank Sinatras,
Clark Gables, and other heroes
of Hollywood as impersonated
by the G.I. Joes'. Refreshments
were a la Hollywood also, in the
form of fancy sandwiches as so
often seen in movies, and bright
green punch.
All senior volunteers are be
ing urged to attend the meeting
to be held at 8 o'clock this
Tuesday evening, in order that
all awards earned for past USO
service may be given, and plans
made for Thanksgiving home
hospitality for the servicemen at
Camp White. ,
Germans May Be
Faking Deaths Of
Party Of ficials
By Onlied'Press
Recent reports of the deaths
of many nazl party officials may
be part of an elaborate hoax de
signed to mask the formation of
an underground movement that
will continue to fight after Ger
many has been defeated, the
Stockholm newspaper Aftonbla
det said in a dispatch reported
to the office of war information
today.
Swiss observers, the newspa-
paper reported from Basle, be
lieve that the large number of
obituaries of nazl leaders pub
lished in German newspapers
were faked and that the party
chieftains actually were going
into hiding and assuming false
names. Through this ruse, it ad
ded, the nails hope to escape
allied retribution and, at the
same time, to work underground
in Switzerland, Sweden, and
Germany itself. .
GI's Worry Over
Comic Characters
At Forward Hospital, Leyte,
Philippines, Nov. 14 (U.R)
Patients at this hospital, all ot
them weary from constant fight
ing and many of them seriously
wounded, momentarily forgot
their water-filled foxholes and
the deathly chatter of machine
gun fire Monday while they wor
ried over the plights of favorite
comic strip characters.
"Hell, I had forgotten what
a pickle Ll'l Abner gets him
self into," said one big, strapping
fellow who with 17 other Amer
icans helped repulse a fierce Ja
panese counterattack yesterday.
Oaa Mail mount Want Ada.
' Simple alias used notwrsck and tortoreroai 1
with maddanlne itch, bura and irritation.
. Slusn's Pyramid SuppoiitorlM bring M
quick, wtleoma relief. Their trend medl. r
cetlon means reel comfort, reduces strain. TJ
help! eiihten relsxed membranes, ttntly
ranee, aentl
lubricates and softens, nvtecuva end t
ai
nH-cha(biB to ty to ate. Gel genuine
nfrMlitOflM at OUt
dwg store without delay 0e and $1.20
ob sMkat noarback faarwts. A
SUBURBAN HEKHTS
y : NEXHBORWOD
ON Hl4 RM0, FREP PERLEY 1b ITCWN
. HM AIT WIN AH CPPoS HON 8ROAWA5T, J mm ; ft
OnRialtoBill
7"
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Roy Rogers, in hl most ex.
citing adventures, "San Fernan
do Valley," comes tomorrow to
the Rialto. Scheduled as the
companion feature, "Hopalong'
Cassidy stars in "Forty Thieves'
with Jimmy Rogers.
On the Radio Chains
ITttlONII .
Chain affiliation and where thai
ara on tha dial! . . ,
RALB (MBS) USO, Portia rial ,
KKX (NBC-Blue) USO. Portland:
HUA (NBC-Hlua a) MBS) tSIO.
Spokane; HOO (NBC-Ulue) BID.
Sao franclaroi HOW (NtKMfed)
620, Portland! KJB (NHOBItie)
1UO0. Seattle; HNX (CBS) 1010.
Loa Ansrlee; KOA (NBC-Bed) SSO
Denier: KOIN (CBM) 910, Port
land; HOMO (NBC-Rrd) 950
Seattle! HPO (NBC-Bed) SHO.
Ban rranclsroi SSL (CBS) USO
Bait Lake Cllj
Time Shown Is PWI '
Tuesday
S:00 p. m. Terry and Pirates. BN:
Fletcher Wiley. CBS OK for Beleaaa
NBC
8:15 p. m Red's Cans. CBS; Dick
Tracy, BN: Superman, MBS.
5:3u p m Date with Judy. NBC.
Jack Armstrong;. BN Harry Fiannery
news. CBS: Adventures of Torn Mix
MBS
5:43 d m Capt. Midnight. BN:
Nluht Newa Wire MBS. News CBS
6:00 p. m. Mystery Theater. NBC;
Gabriel Heatter, MBS; Burns and Al
len, CBS.; Army Show, BN.
6:15 o m Screen lest MBS
6:30 p. m Fibber McGee and
Molly. NBC; Spotlight Bands, BN.
Bs p. m. (lov. bneu, ottttf; Kdgar
3 D.
Smith. Political. CBS
7:00 p. m. Raymond Gram Swing,
BN; Bob Hope, NBC.
7:15 D. m. Lowell Thomas. MBS:
Ted Malone, BN.
7:15 p. m. Sen. Truman, BN
7:30 D. m. HUdeearde. NBC Red
Rider, MBS: Manhattan Melody, CBS;
Horace Heldt, BN.
e:uu p. m. Mercers musio snop,
NBC; I Lovo a Mystery, CBS.
8:15 p. m. Fleetwood Lawton,
NBC; turn and Abner, BN; Music,
CBS.
8:30 p. m. Freedom of Opportunity,
MBS: Johnny Presents.
NBC.
9:U0 p -n - Evervtmng
Boys
iEt; Dig Town. una.
9:15 o m Res Miller MBS
9:30 o m Million Dollar Club
CBS: Fulton Lewis. MBS.
10:00 p m Newa NBC; Count ot
Monta Crlsto. MBS; Five Star Final,
CBS.
10:30 p. m Edwin C. Hill, CBS.
11:00 p. m Talks, CBS; Concert
Hour, BN.
Wedntsaa?
5:00 p. m. Terry and Pirates, BN;
OK for Release, NBC.
S 15 p m nuperinnn MBS Oick
Tracy, BN: Relax In Rhythm. MBC.
5:30 p m JyiCH Aimstlung BN.
Harry Flannery news CBS Adven
lures .it Tom Mix MBS
B:45 p m Elmer Peterson, NBC:
Nighl News Wire MBS; Capt Mid
night. ' BN Newa. CBS
8:00 p m Mr District Attorney;
Gabriel Heatter. MBS Carlson and
News. BN. Frank Sinatra, CBS; Eddie
Cantor NBC.
6:15 p. m. Screen Test.
6:30 p. m. Spotlight Bands, BN;
Mr. District Attorney, NBC.
7 0J n m .Hi. K.,.,. Itnii...
urem momenta in music, Coal
Raymond Gram Swing, BN.
7'15 p m Lowell Thnmni MBS
The Cblonel, CBS; Sammy Welles.
7:30. n m Rrr.mh. Amkw car.
MBS ' VBBi "anger,
-Mercar-a' Music Shop
NBC; News, BN; Jack Kirkland Show.
CBS: Main Line. MBS.
8:15 p m Fleetwood Lawton, NBC:
CBS Abnr BN Passing Parade
8:30 P m. Carton ot Cheer, NBC:
"j n in inriBuan utia-
nuimoe wrummnna MH3
9:00 n m .'Up mn u.h.
NBC; Jack Carson, CBS; Newi, MBS;
Dunntnger, BN.
u:jo a m -v'ulton Lewis Jr.. MBS
10:00 p m News NBC.
10:30 n. m Wnnrfw Tra-m.H u
CBS: Symphonette, NBC. "
115 p. m On all night. BN.
Hugh Bourne was Enellsh
founder of Primitive Methodists.
Osa Mall Tribune Want Ada
Want Relief From
ARTHRITIS
PAINS?
Try Tysmol on This Monay-
Back QuaranU
t If you r Btifferlnr from tha etab
bins pains of arthritis, rheumatism,
sciatica or neuritis, go today and buy
a tuba of Tysmol at any good drug
tore. Apply this delightful absorbent
to tha part that hurts and watch re
sults. Tou should see a diftoranca aftsr
tha very first application.
Should Tysmol fall to gir satisfac
tion by relieving tha torturing pains,
soreness or stiffness In muscles or liga
ments. Just return empty tube and the
manufacturer will refund your money.
Tou will find Tysmol pleasantly dis
tinctive among preparations of Its
class. Guaranteed to be free from nar
cotics and dope. Sold by leading drug-
;- everywnere. jaution: usa only as
ilrscted. Always In stock at
STRANG'S, DBUQ STORE
B CLUYAS WILLIAMS
IS tOilHfi SlttP. -
Ward Suit 'Against
Government Ousted
' Br United Press
Chicago, Nov. 14 Federal
Judge John F. Barnes Monday
dismissed Montgomery Ward and
company's suit charging the gov
ernment had held illegal hear
ings of union grievances in con
nection with the Ward strike
last spring. .
Barnes said his decision was
based on a supreme court rul-
Chalker's Motel & Lodge
OFFICERS' CLUB
Dins-Dance-Refreshments
Chicken and Steak Dinners
Masl Unique Place in so Ore
CLOSED MUNDAVS
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WEAL
big announced Monday denying
a high court hearing ot an ap
peal from a court ot appeals
decision that war labor board
orders are advisory and not re-)
viewable. -
After a strike ot the United
Retail, Whole and Department
Stores Employes of America,
local 20, CIO, Montgomery Ward
filed several suits contesting gov
ernment action taken against the
company.
Oaa Mall Tribune Want Ada.
ZERO CLUB
Out of bounds, civilians only
Delicious chicken and steak
dinners 7:00 p. m., Sam.
except Sunday Phone day
time S300: night 9101.
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where trouble Is to open up your
nose relieve stuffy transient conges
tion tnat makes It hard to get to sleep.
You'll like the way it brings relief.
(NOTE: Va-tro-nol Is also grand for
relieving sniffly, sneezy distress of head '
colds.) Follow directions in folder.
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