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Newspaper Page TextTEW MEDrORD MAIL TRIBUHE . Your Health and Its Care BY OR. WILLIAM BRADY. M. D. Rradn ahould addrau Inquiries toi Ot. WUlUm Brady ; 266 El Camino. Bawl ' HUli. Calif. MECHANISM TO - Oh, pshaw, by now I suppose there is -little' if any recollection of the observations made in the articles in tms column a few days ago con cerning malnu trition, super fluous flesh and obesity. That being so the question is, where do we go from here? If we go back and begin over again we'll Ot Brad? never get beyond where we broke off at the deadline. So let us proceed from the reminder that vitamin B is "poor man's insulin;, since the principal function of vitamin B in nutri tion, as is now scientifically rec ognized, .'is to promote normal metabolism or utilization of car bohydrate (starch, sugar) to pro duce energy. - ' Insufficient dally intake of ' vitamin B in the ultra-refined modern diet (most of the cal ories derived from refined white sugar or syrup) explains, as I believe, not only the common tendency '. to . accumulate super fluous flesh' but also the unfor tunate fact .that most overweight individuals lack ambition, eager ness or energy-to work (with muscles), play, exercise or to indulge in any physical activity. They prefer to have white dollar Jobs, do only, "brain work", sit and watch others play. Going around, whether for votes or 'for fun or on social, business 'or philanthropic - er rands uses energy, provided you travel under your own pow er. The necessary energy corhes from the oxidation, combustion, burning i of fuel blood sugar the form of fuel into which all carbohydrate, food must be con verted before it can be used as High School News By Student Bapartera Marge OammU Joan Hoppe - -' Civic ' music membership cards for the annual winter mu sical entertainment, were sold this week by the choir students. June Williams, Harriet Walker. Jean Hickman, Jo Ann Frank lin, Shirley Morrow, June Wild er, Verne Shangle, Audrey Jar mlri, and Gloria Preston. Those- doing clerical work were: Phyllis ' Wendt, Char malne Brault, Gloria Preston, Gwen Clark, Austina Blatten, Laree Monteith, Audrey Jarmln, and Shirley Morrow. e, . . At a meeting of the Ice Skat ing club November 6, the fol lowing officers were elected. Glen Tlngley, president; Bill Virgin, vice president; Coral Morton, secretary; Helen Rob ertson, treasurer. Jerry Lleb men announced that tickets sold would entitle the holder to four skating sessions. Girls who will sell the tickets are: Winifred Brock, Betty Lou Allison, La Verne Yoctim, Llla White, Betty Rogers, Barbara Olsen, Carol Morton, Shirley Do Moss, Doro thy Aklns, Htizcl Burns, and Barbara Yocum. 1 Results of tho school dramat ics club tryouts have been an nounced as follows: Alvln Pcna was elected president, Bill Hed rlck vice president, and Regina Smith secretnry-treasurer. These are the new dramatics club members: Jo Ann Adler, Bob Boyer, Peggy Bray, Mary Ann Brill, Janice Duncan, Bonnie Edwards Calista Farrell, Jean Fraley, Helen Ferris, Jim Fra ley. Jo Anne Gilmore, Bill Hed fick, Janet Horsley, Harriet Houghton, Susan Inskeep, Hor tense Jennings, Doris Knutson. Dick Kyle, Jerry Llcbman, Ferney McKibbon. Barbara Meadows, Laree Monteith. Shir ley Morrow, Jackie Nelson, Al vln Pena, Helen Rubenstein Alan Seldon, . Regina Smith, Vera Smith, Norma Stearson, WiMXmcricim Row FigM COUGHS a rmcMel IrrifatleM Da Te Colds With Buckley's "Cinadiol" Almuat Inalantty you gat the aur prlan of your Ufa vouichinc eaafa rlKht away li looaena up thick fhi-klnff phla;m opana up clogatd bronchial tubaa makaa breathing Thare'a eat eeonemy In Burklaya nil maturation no ayrup. Half-to elm trnanodnful will convince the tnn-it akeptlcal. Oat Bucklaya "Canadlol made In u B. A., the Couch Mixture that out aella all othara In Auatralla, Naw Eaaland, Canada and many othar eountrlae on merit alone. At all good druffglete. eatk'a firng Store. Weittrn Thrift. WalBKeti last tide Pharmacy , 4V-, 1 " D ; ' 11 1 rrld.y. Hot. 17, 1844 R METABOLISM fuel. And here is where vitamin B comes in. If your Intake ot vitamin B is inadequate, your ignition system is defective and you, just don't have the ambi tion,' the power, the efficiency the pep. So you sit it out. Ac tion rather irks you. Why walk if you can possibly ride? Why work If you can hire or persuade some one else to work for yotf? Why play when there are pro fessionals willing to play for your amusement? I hope' I am not giving an ex aggerated conception of the function of vitamin B when I say B I mean B-complex, not only thiamin (Bl) but all other entitles .or factors that grow in the, natural B-complex group. I hope -no one will get the notion that vitamin B, even when large ' amounts of the synthetic thiamin (Bl) are administered In "shots", is a pick-me-up or a magio restorer of vitality. It Is more intelligent to fegard vita min B-complex rather as "the mechanism necessary for the metabolism of carbohydrate", that Is, for the normal utiliza tion, of starches and sugars by the body. ' - QUESTIONS Si ANSWERS EUctrolyflf Seven-yaar-old daughter hai patch of hair on hr bacK. Doctor (ava her three X-ray treatmenta at afe of three. No luck. The doctor aaya he would not chance further X-ray treat ment and knowa no other. (Mra. A. C. r.) Aniwer If it la neceaaary to de troy the hair I ihould think electro lyila the beat way. ' Garlle la Eipenilve I have been taking garlic pllla for my hlh blood preaiure, but they are very expenalve. (Mra. R. 8.) Anatwer Garlle hai no effect on blood preaaure. Watt for Me What ouier fooda bealdea blackitrap molaasea are rich In Inoaltol? Why la "Yogurt" pronounced a up q17 Answer la it? I wouldn't ' know, brother you're away ahead of me. Yoghourt la fermented milk In my opinion plain aour milk or buttermilk has the aame food and remedial val uea aa bulgarln -milk. Acidophilus, milk, yoghourt or other aoured .or fermented milk. (Copyright 1044. John r. Dille Co.) Bob ' Stevena. Marian' Tillev. Elaint . Walker, Phyllis' Whlt lock, Teddy Wlndes, and Eileen Young. Stage . crew technicians and managers are:' Bill Patton, chlei technician, Ward Bebb, Betty Beer, Polly 'Hoffard, Jerry Igo, Mary Jo Kirtley, Corrlne La Tourette, Bill Moffat, Hubert Robbing, Claire Thomas, and June Williams. Miss Margaret Chaoin. fash ion director . from Butterwick Pattern ' company, New York city, gave. the., homemaking classes an interesting talk last Monday. She -discussed the choosing 'of clothes to fit the person. Also outlined by Miss Chapin was. the large opening for women In -the field of fash ions. , . , t .. . j . , Thlrtv-seven hnva - allanriwl the annual FnttirA PrnftamAn association initiation party No- vemDer 7, in the boys' shop un der supervision of Mr. Mentzer. At a meeting Drecedlns the party, committees and commit tee cnatrman . were appointed. The boys BDOolnted for tho in. vitation committee were: Jerry warren, tan Burke, Charles Kooinson, -and Chuck Shinn; food committee, Don Klingle, Don Mentzer, Jack Klingle, and Dick Fay with the- aid nf Mra J. H. Tucker and Mrs. L. H. Mentzer. New members whn nnrltMnnt. ed in the initiation stunts were: Wllburn- Ward, Merlin Pierce, Richard Ellis, Wayne O'Neal, Bob Robinson, Elmer Henna ford, Carl Borg, Gene Hurd, PhilliD PhlDDS. Alvln Honnlcnn George Weatherford, -Bud Hu- Kin, ana yon Klingle..,. 0HI0AN BECOMES NEW MEDITERRANEAN ACE Rani. MVw 17 ill Pi r- John J. Voll of Goshen, Ohio. became the new No. 1 Ai-narlmn air ace In the Mediterranean theater today by raising his to tal bag of enemy planes to 21. von snoi down two Focke Wulf 1B0 nnn MoMnraohmltl 109 and one Junkers 88 twin- engineered bomber today near the ltalo-Austrian border. EDITOR'S SON KILLED . Army Headquarters, Pacific Area, Nov. 17 flJ.PJ 2nd Lt. Robert Shaw, son of managing editor Chet Shaw of Newsweek Magazine, was killed on Angaur island the night of October 16 while disposing of a Japanese soldier who had sneaked Inside American lines with a hand gre nade, it was disclosed yesterday. Last year, 48.647 pairs of shoes were taken by the mili tary government agencies ex empt from rationing, and for ex port, according to the Office of Price Administration. PARTS and SERVICE for all Makes el WASHERS and REFRIGERATORS YOUNGER S APPLIANCI SIRVICI CO. II N. Rartletl Phone 24l BALL TO START FESTIVITIES AT E A "Millionaire's Ball" start ing at 8 o'clock tonight will open the week-end festivities at Riverside USO. A quantity of bogus "cash" will become legal tender for the evening, -each serviceman guest being provid ed with a sizable bankroll. At various times during the dance he may find that he has to split his money with his dancing partner, pay $23 to cut in, or perhaps receive money for cut ting in. A prize of a steak din ner will be awarded to the serv iceman holding the most "cash" at the end of the dance. Nineteen senior hostesses re ceived USO pins for 100 hours or more ot USO service at a meeting Tuesday night. They, were Mrs. Edward Mathern, Mrs. D. O. Frederick, Mrs. Syl via Barkdull. Mrs. B. Forn- crook, Mrs. Maude Holmes, Mrs. Edna Kindred, Mrs. Charles E. Chrisler, Mrs. Leo Ballance, Mrs. Cora Tingley, Mrs. R. A. McKay, Mrs. G. Q. D'Alblnl, Vrs. Porter Neff, Mrs. velma Dunagan, Mrs. Louise Hickman, Mrs. Grace Holloway; Mrs. Jean Duff, Mrs. Luella Vosiker, Mrs. N. A. Mead, and Frances Zundel. Receiving the "Liberty Bell" award for 500 hours of service were Mrs. J. E. Soliss, Mrs. Ann Detweiler, Mrs. Luella Vosiker, Mrs. Mary H. Schultz, Mrs. Frances Slmcox, Mrs. Ida M. Roberts, Mrs. Cole Holmes, Mrs. Frances Zundel, Mrs. Eunice Grey, Mrs. Jean Duff, and Mrs. Molly Wallace. Servicemen are again asking if they may look forward to a home atmosphere and home cooked , Thanksgiving dinner this year in Medford. Despite the, fine meal to be served at Camp White, many requests are anticipated at the USO for home hospitality on our nation al "Turkey Day". Medford peo ple who would like to set an extra plate or two for the occa sion .are asked to call the USO, indicating when their dinner will be and how many soldiers they can entertain. On the Radio Chains S T A 1 I O N B I Chain affiliation and where the) are on the dlalt KAI.ij (MHH) IS3CI, Portland RtX (Ml -lllua ) II IIU. Cur llu nil KIIA (NIH.-Hlue a .Mill) loll) Huoltanei KtlO (NHl -Ulue) SIU San rraiiriatoi MUM (MIL-Had I 620, Portland I KJH (MIC-III ur l two. Manilla; HNX (I'HHI 1070 Los angalea, KOA I MIC-Red I WW Denver! klllN (CH 970. Port land; . HOMO INHIMtid) SMI Seattle; KI'O (NHC-Krd) 8X0 Ha Frandwoi KSL (Cbltt live alt Lajw Cltj Time Shown la PWT ' Friday 8 DO p m. Terry and Pirate. BN. OK for Release. NBC. 9:1b p m. iiick iTacy. BN. Super man MBS 5.30 p m. Jack Armstrong. BN. Harry W Plannery newa CBS. Ad venturea ol Tom MIX. MBS 5:4S p m. Elmer Peterson. Com mentator. NBC. Capt Midnight. BN: Night Newa Wire. MBS, News, CBS 6:00 p. m Walli Time. NBC: Ga briel Heatter, MBS; Serenade, BN. 6.13 p m. Screen lest. MBS 0:30 o m Peoole Are runny NBC. That Brewster Boy, CBS; Double or Nothing. MBS. 7:00 p m. People Are runny Amoa Andv NBC :tiirante and Unora iCBS, Dair Carnegie. MBS ' 1:10 p m -ujwau inomaa. ous ted toalnne. BN 7:30 p. r. Stage Door Canteen. taa; ine Hanger, MUa. 8:00 p. m. Music Shop, NBC; rights, MBS. 8 14 p m The Parker PamUy. BN: Press Club CBS 8.30 p m. Dutfya Tavern. NBU Gang Uustera. BN: It Pays to Be ig norant CBS 0.00 p m Purlouih Pun. NBC. Newa MBS: Aldrich family, CBS. JSO p m Fulton cowls. Jr. MBS: NOW OPEN! TAKE -IT -EASY LODGE Dine and Dance Open Wednesday, Thursday, Friday and Saturday One-Half Mil Up Savage Creek SURBURBAN HEIGHTS 31 H ANY IU THI M0RN1N6, BKAOSE THE N&rt WE 9:30. IS TRWELEO AU0CT ECI.UJlVEl.y BV VVCWEH (M SHOPPltJ WEPiriOHi AND TRP W6 1 IURK IN HlDlHfc 50 A NOT HAVE TO 5TT VMM ANV OF Hi4 WTfi FRiEWS AND HjlEN t ' OWTTER All -THE WiV IN 1bVKI ttfEAD CT TSADlt Wi PPER Adventures of Thin Man. CBS 10:00 p. m. News. NBC; rive Star rinal. CBS. 11:00 p. m Concert Hour. BN. 1 11:45 p. m. On all night, BN. Saturday SD0 p. m. Youth on Parade, CBS. :30 D. m. Know Vour Kvmnhonv NBC; Music. MBS. 6:45 p. n. News, CBS; Z inter Peterson, NBC. 6:00 p. m. Barn Dance, NBC; This la My Story. CBS osu p. m. apouignt Bande, BN. 6:43 p m ciaturda Serenade. CBS 1:00 n m. GuV I-nmharrin Orch. BN. 7:1S D. m.RfmmhAr BM- Mivnr of the Town, CBS; Barry Wood, NBC. iu p m. Lrana ul upry. NBC; Bed Byder. MBS. 8 p. m Early American Music BN: America in the Air, CBS. 8:30 D. m. -Rut-tv Vatimrn MUf. Inna Sanctum, CBS; Leland Stowe, BN. uu p m music rrom Uollywood. BN; Bit Parade CBS. Newa. MBS v:io p m. Lirearo Boal MBS fi:30 D. RWThrM fStina THn MB- News, BN. 9:45 D m Dont Vmi nMu it CBS: Lee Slmms pianist. NBC. 0111 BNP m' N,w- WBC: Bu,l " loao p. Henri Busw Orch.. CBS. o,i:0itf - Henri Busse Orch.. CBS; Thia Moving World. BN. ll:5 p. m. On all -night, BN. HONOR ROLL Jfonor roll for the first six weeks at Medford Junior high school: 7B Collins, James. Bl. B2. B2. B. Bl, B, B. 7A James, Glenna, B2, B2, Bl, A2, B, B. SB ' Barbee, Gilbert, B2, B2, B2, Al, B2. Boshears, Kenneth, A. Bl. Al, Al, A2, A. Davles, Lovelle, A2, Al, Bl, Al, A, B, B. Jackson, Cynthia, Al, Bl, Bl, Bl, A, B. Jones, Helen, B2, B2, A2, B2, A2. B. Kendle, Doris, Al, Bl, Bl, Bl, Bl, B. Lageson, Nancy, A, Al, Al, Al, A, A. Lemmon, Betty, Bl, Bl, Bl, Bl. B2, B. Perl, Billy, Bl, Bl, Bl, Bl, A, B2. - Zimbelman, Bobbie, A2, B2, B2, Al, A. 9B Adams, Mary, B, A, A, A, B, B. Albright, Lenora, A, B, B, B. Brummond, Joan, A, B, B, B . , Greens, Mary Sue, B, Bl, A, B B 'Neff, Treve. B, B. B, A, B. Reynolds, Frank, A, A, B A, A. , - Scheel, Janet, B, B, B, A, B. Shuck. Lael. B. B. A. B, A. Stauffer, Phyllis, A, A2, A, A, B. THE GRANGE Sams Vallev Grange The. fnllnwlns officers were elected for 1945 at last regular meeting of Sams Valley urange: mndar .Tnhn Ppfflev: overseer. George Loftin; lecturer, Frances Spurlin; Stewart, R. E. Nealon; assistant Stewart, u. w. ivicuon ough; chaplin, Sadie Frink; treasurer, Ben Way, secretary, Donna Straus; gatekeeper, Earl Peffley, Ceres. Ruth Peffley; Paainm Rnsslin Abbott: Flora, Louise Dav: lady assistant stew- art, Beulah Peffley. Next meeting win De Saturday night, November 18. H. will serve refreshments. Urmer Ancleaate Grange Upper Applegate Grange met in regular session wovemper n ASSOCIATED 95EGBGD SATURDAY Washington v - 2nd Air Force 1:45 p. m. KUIN(1340kc) and Mutual Network 8r CLUYAS WILUAMS Four members- of the Gold Hill Grange were guests. , The following officers were elected for the coming year: Master, CHristine Harr; over seer, Valoris Haskins; lecturer, Grace Buck; stewad, Harry Mal lott; assistant steward, Omar Culy; chaplain, A 1 e x a nder Smith: gatekeeper, Mike Mallott; secretary, Edward Finley; treas urer, Lorenzo Harvey: Ceres, Stella Affenbacker; Pomona, An- namae Ford; Flora, Gladys Byone; lady assistant steward, ZERO CLUB Out of bounds, civilians only Delicious chicken and steak dinners 7:00 p. m., 8 am. except Sunday Phone day time S300: night 9101. STRANGE AS IT SEEMS By ERNEST HIX I X Ovsare,oiMti' X I palms nAr. DsDv I f t3lAHDS.7WjreSAArt3 I fax f SeVKAL V , n'6rl Jfl ( V iV J J H " UtuesAfr yrl Mm r! 11 Vfe"',jif6 Gfrs-0trsoMAMY PoK 7WVATSO. 5 tk - lotv post no rv-- Nor color BARNEY GOOGLE and SNUFFY SMITH ppi iriiHiiiii'f 'mm n W vE ow max 1 1 1 . . . Mfr l y'M IN PR'RV TRtG BOOK? L--"' VE 0R5SENT 60 IN 1WWJ, lROOLE I ' MJL RN' - -- UW-- BUZ SAWYER - - " - ' . NEW, ANP " 'mn.iy sy IN viEUTMlE mMKS. BV ' N. IFANV0FX00 - f SAVilER,) THEREl SHOBTS, SOU TO HEAP-) TMEWM, Att NOOSAV I TRIG&ER-HAVPY ) , 5 y( SHE IS" V TOO J00 QOAWEBSi THEEE ACC0M- REAL, LINE W (k yHEtt POV-IN, '(llf ZC Kf 1 this jap JL mr ril-j - q-HAw! Fvuomwk BLONDIE 'ilC"pTpNpJNOWA-rrSSEE--HAviF,n -THAT WAS AN P&gss&i sssgsLr' isssJgaRssa;. sggsssF VIL ABNEH LE'S NOT WASTE MOIOOBLC J AT 1 I TIME WF TH' MERE YO' BORMAI-ITIE a PVftHIN' 1 PteA-SURE. lt.M uiniii ow.r -- -N -b-wtfe 15. TH CLIMAX, PEABIE , LE 5IMPIX SQUARE OFF, WIND OP AN' RIP OUT WIF OUR 'FINI5MIN' PUriCM- THE NEBBS ' Mamie Wlnnlngham; executive committee, Bert Harr, Albert Collins and Fred Dorn. Third and fourth degrees were given Mr. and Mrs. Alvan Ford. Grange will sponsor a dance Thanksgiving night. - OLD ENOUGH TO DIE Cedar Rapids, la., Nov. 17 U.pjwheu George Frank s, 75 was struck by a hit and run driv er and sustained a gash, on his head, and a badly bruised' leg, police suggested that he be tak- Chalker's Motel t Lodge OFFICERS' CLUB Oine-Oance-Refreshments Chicken and Steak Dinners Most unique Place in So Ore -CLOSED MONDAVI .Thursdays Private ParUea only For Kafsrvaoons Ph OolA Hill tl MtlO TUB 70-70UCtt PALMS rLAT, 11 II OUAK1..77LANP- , I L r i r-a i r' huhld i m en to a hospital for treatment. "Hell, no," Franks said. "I'm old enough to die anyway. I should havs done it long ago." - HAS ARMY DATE Hollywood, Nov. 17 U.B Gene Kelly, MGM dancing star, is scheduled to be inducted into BEAUTIFUL ROGUE RIVER LODGE : IS NOW OPEN . Delicious Dinners " Cocktail Leung Dancing On Crater Lake Highway Near Trail Telephone Trail 1404 Crossword Puzzle acaosa SUalt swan U Oreat Lake U A1J tcomb. fosm) li-Cueiloo IS Laggard ID PovtUT IT-emsU drink IS Type ol strews 10 Pedal digit 11 Need j 12 Transmit IS Part of Congress IS eteel wedge for log-splHUns SS Onta short as Ooffee dregs 33 Girl's name S3 ealllng Mt 34 Cbemleal irafBs 1 Breed of dos 37 Pant t i SS-IodeMed S9 Bird's can 40 Swimmer 44 Book by Herman Uelrllls 48 Plight ol steps 44 Humorous drawing 48 Orltty 49 Skin eruption 50 Symbol for magnesium ' i L j k I is t 11 18 I i I10 I" i? -7 il 15 W . . r- Kfc jwi OLLPrr- TO' IS STILL STANDI JOAN U SULLIVAN ?r WAL. A H 19 LUKIO.'.'TMET WERE. TH' FINEST PUNCH IN MAM BtP9Y-TwAB rrr-e.f TM6T OIDN T PfiTTRY-FY vo' NOTMIN -WILL fT TO IS A J (GCSl. fm eTTT R MAN A -,IJtAKIE Jl jl I 1 I I FltteST PUNCH IN MAH ul I BtP9Y-TwAB rrr-EP the army here next monday-Th actor had his induction trans ferred from New. York. .He is ' 30, married and father of a two- JT year-old daughter. '- ; ' . aoelug time for uunday Too lte to Clawilj 6 30 Saturday afternoon Pleee remember - . KYLE'S RESTAURANT CHICKEN AND STEAK DINNERS 4 ' ' Open t p. m. to t a.- m. Phone Central Point. Cor reservations. On the Pacttic Highway at Central Point Out ot Bounds tot Service People . previous rvzax . 3Ta!s Cavei ia;sisus fjalAl OPESLSTHg tIaIrI P ENTIEgOjST iS aisIp 5M-t pjels AjCC BBT S nieK lIoivIaIliiM'o bmIlK tTi LyEICBfT uiBPS oSOE TjPjl SIC MIMA All k m eaen1C. HSSlglkJlMA ISb ITSlSiTl I PVUBAV DOWN ; . 1 Meal on ship ' ' 3 -Heraldic bearing 3 Melee . t . 4 Source ot new ' 6 5th U S Preside 6 Turkish offlol-U . I- Agaia ,, ; ft Ckiver ' -water bottlt; , 10 A vegetable 1 II- Havlng two fH 19 Small bed 32 Liquid food 23 A aaurel 24 Bea eagli r 25 Not any c 28 Fern apray - v 27 Rude medleral'-. eroas - 29 Mucllagf : ' ji-Old Venetlaa office C 11 Slantlrtf .r, 33 Planted ' S3 white from old age 17 Pert, to aircraft 29 Place to walk . 1 40 Manuscript 1 . 41 Greek letter ' 42 Hurried 43 Among v 44 Woman'f title N 45 Creditor (abbr.f 7HawaUan lava VO' JEST natchbrly rr "HI THET WERE MAH ll PETTRY-FYIN I TSTCMEO HER HAND. PUNCH rr -AH Hi An1 she KEELED i jc jr-j iArt ai mm VO' is MINE AGIN SHE'S n1HKU AS A souur."- ROCK. 3-t 1 PCTTRY- FIEO.y . 1 X V