Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, December 18, 1944, Image 8

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Newspaper Page TextEIGHT MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE Your Health and Its Care BV OR WILLIAM BRADY M. D. ' Reader! ibould eddreai Inquiries loi Dr William Brady SS6 El Camlno. Beverly HU1. Cslll. YO0 LOOK AS ' Long before we- ever - heard nnti-erav half vltamina read ers of this column, scores and scores ol them, assured me that after a year or more of the Iodin Ration (that Is, taking a wee nip of Iodine once or twice a week the year around (Inst rue 1 1 o n s sent on re quest if you Oi Brad? . provide stamp ed pre-addressed envelope) their gray or graying hair had regain ed its pristine natural color. I never quite believed It. Indeed I expressed my skepticism from time to time and suggested that one's feelings, spirits or tempera ment at the moment may have a good deal to do with it. That is, when one is feeling depress ed, a bit blue, tired or melan cholic (as one ' with an Iodine shortage Is so likely to feel) one sees so many gray hairs, wrin kles and other signs of on-coming age In the mirror. On the other hand when one is feeling cheerful and fit one notices with satisfaction how very few gray hairs, wrinkles or other signs of advancing age the mirror re veals. Even If that accounts of It, I still think most people who are beginning to turn gray need more iodine than their' regular food and drinking water pro vides.,. ; : ' When It comes to the restora tion of natural eoler to gray hair by the anti-gray hair vitamins, I must admit it does happen. I do not mean miraculous dejuve natlon, but in numerous in stances' I have observed consid erable restoration of color to gray hair when the Individual has continued to supplement his or her regular diet with -iodine an dthe anti-gray hair vitamins' for .a sufficient length -of time. In any case if the anti-gray hair vitamins retard or -check - graying of the hair it is through improvement of general nutri tion and vitality. Here again one's spirits are concerned, when one feels .Just -fine and Obiemtioni ' She is eight years old and In the children's ward of one of the local hospitals, brought here from a small, town to have a badly ulcerated tooth cared 'for. "Mommy found my tooth would be less es-pense here," she said. "She Is out in the hall waiting for the doctor. She left. Buddy with me for company,"; and she gestured to the apple-cheeked cherub sitting across the room Buddy was swinglnc his fat less In a violent manner. But what else was a four-year-old to do with his legs since lie d been put were ana told not to walk about. I The less and sleeves nf Bud dy's suit were much too short. Sister apologised for this: "That suit was too big for him last year and now It's too small!" she said, her one-sided little face concerned that Buddy should ap pear to such disadvantage before strangers. . Sister said she had ten broth ers and sisters; "counting me that makes 11." and she gave the information gravely as though the problem might be beyond our commitlng. When asked where her Daddy worked, she hesitated, then said Daddy was away; no explanations, no embarrassment. There was a dignity about her childish re serve which closed the topic. , "I'll get behind at school, hav ing to stay here," and the un swollen side of her face was troubled. Everything she said showed how responsibility sat on her shoulders the 'es-oense' of her bad tooth, her distress over Buddy's Inadequate suit, the shying away from the sub ject of her father's absence, her worry over her studies. - Asked about her home, even the eye swollen half shut grew starry, "In summer our trees have pears and apples and cher ries on them," she fairly caroled "Peahs and apples and chewiesl" said the little Sir Echo on .the chair - and his fat- legs flayed with Increased Vigor. "Buddy has an awful appe tite! ", Sisttt mourned in her ten der mother-voice. "If ne hadn't eaten so much his suit would ZERO CLUB Out of bounds, civilians only Delirious eh'iken and steak dinners 7 00 p m.. 1 a m except Sunday Phone day Urn SHOO nlRht 9101 r Olive : Barber's Monday. Dm. 18, 1944! YOO FEEL dandy Instead of feeling tired, worn. and listless, a few gray hairs or wrinkles scarcely mat ter. Come to think of it, a phy sician learns considerably more than you may . think when he takes your pulse. Ke learns how you feel how your arteries feel, how your skin feles, how your muscles feel (state of muscle tone) and so he knows how old you really are. How much hair you have or how much you have lost and the degree of grayness In your hair, if any, and wheth er your skin shows wrinkles are questions of little significance, to the nhyslclan. It should be remembered that hair normally grows at the rate of one-half to three-fourths men a month. It is therefore vain to expect any striking Improve ment in the color of the hair in less than six months. In numer ous instances it has required a year or more to bring about this effect. The individuals conunuea tjiklns thn anti-gray hair viia mfns, iodine, B-complex and D. because they had experienced th Imnrnvement of general nu trition and vitality in the first few months and so they found It well worth while to continue the Mnerlment for a sufficient length of time.' . QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS Olrl Ooss Off Handle Dauahter. 18. dieting, as sh lOT. butsurvlni herself, a? I believe. She weifhed 138 pound., but in two week, hss gone down to 123 pounds, bhe hardly eaU a thins and goes without luSch entirely. Bit. look, .o thin and get. .o tired out. (Mrt. c. p.) - Answer Reducing at that. rate J. enough to ruin any one', health, vital ity, good look. If any and -chance to attain a reasonable degree of hap piness in life. If the girl 1. not utter ly and really dernonte It may .till live her to read "Rule, for Reducing for copy lend SS cent, and .tamped pre. addressed envelope. First thing he know, she will find .he ha. de veloped an assortment of sags -and lack, and It may be too late to re cover natural resiliency, elasticity, vigor, pep, vite or bounce which Is the tenure that distinguishes natural youthful beauty from the , sad sack type. Prenatal Sex ' Is It possible to determine the .ex of the child before birth, either by X-ray examination or by the rate of heartbeat? (Mrs. O. J.) - Answer No. Notion ' that more rapid fetal heart beat Indicates fe male has been borne out by observ ation. 'In large maternity hospitals the rate varies so much from time to time that no reliable prediction of sex Is possible. (Copyright, 1S44, John T. Dille Co.) At Craterian !. Now playing at the Craterian Is Alan Marshal and Laraine Day In "Bride By Mlstake,"-wlth Marsha Hunt, Allyn Joslyn and Edgar Buchanan. The film ends tomorrow night. still fit him," and her one good eye gently chlded the little glut ton. , . .... .... . But Buddy was not cast down: quite the contrary. "I eat and eat and eat and" his boastings might have continued indeftnate ly but Just then the mother came in. A small woman to begin with, Much maternity had honed her down to a sharpness of out line it was not good to see. She tried to make her voice reassur ing but there was a harried look on her face as qhe told the young sters, "The doctor can't see us for a long time. We'll have to take a late bus home." Sister's voice vas tremulous with anxiety as she asked, "Will that be more es-pense, Mommy?" Buddy kept on swinging his legs He could get a lot of kicking done while they waited for the doctor. REASSIGNMENT SECTION AT CAMP INACTIVATED Camp White Camp White's reassignment section was Inac tivated as of December 11, by a post headquarters general order It has been announced. The re assignment section first came into existence at Camp White when it was activated by a gen eral order October 6, 1944. "weather" Northern California Scatter ed clouds t o d a v. tontcht and Tuesday with light rains norlh coastal rpuntles. Little tempera ture change. FREE ESTIMATE , i . . Body and Fender Repairs Complete Car Painting We repair those lenders -' and 'make your car i LOOK LIKE NEW Oeod Work Good Service . Let Us Do It Now Jackson St. Garage - 120 E. Jackson Street SOLDIER'S HEART Writing that the coffee and doughnuts which the Red Cross provided sometimes constituted the only meals he had, Sgt. Shel don Eller recently wrote to Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Smith, 1013 South Oakdale avenue, Includ ing a description of the Red Cross services and highly prais ing the work of the organiza tion with overseas men. Sgt. and Mrs. Eller made their home with the Smiths for a year while the sergeant was stationed at. Camp White. The sergeant wrote from Italy: "Since I've come oyer here I've become an admirer of the Red Cross," the sergeant wrote. "I'll have to admit that before I came into the army I didn't think much of their organiza tion, feeling that the administra tion was misdirecting some of Its funds for other than charitable purooses. "Many of their services I still have little knowledge of. When we were waiting to board ship for our long trip the workers came - down and passed out doughnuts and coffee. It made you feel pretty good, as you were pretty bewildered and Just a lltle bit scared, maybe. On about the second day out every man was presented with a little twill cloth kit that could be used to carry shaving and toilet ar ticles in. Inside the kit was a multitude of small but useful items. I used everything In my kit and carry it wherever I go now. "Over here the Red Cross does a little, and a great deal, of everything. They have helped me locate friends in other out fits. Notice the stationery It is free for the asking. They have mobile doughnut units which come right up to the front. The doughnuts and coffee they give out so generously have more than once been the one and only meal I've had all day. At these units they give out late "Stars and Stripes" and "Yank" maga zines. "At army rest centers the Red Cross provides a number of serv ices, one of the most important being the Snack Bar where you can get coffee, pastries and in some cases real ice cream for Just a few cents. They also con duct free tours through interest ing cities, wrap gifts you wish mailed and provide dance and other entertainment. "Our division has a Red Cross unit attached to our quartermas ter's company. The girls pack a truck with doughnuts and drive up to the various outfits and hand out the doughnuts and talk to the fellows, in English. The men really like It. Yesterday the girls also passed out soap, razor blades, handkerchiefs, wash cloths, tooth paste and inexpen size razors. Some of the girls stand 10 to 12 hours a day handl ing out articles, and talking to the fellows. Believe me, talking to some of them is a real Job in itself. I'm not trying to 'sell' you Red Cross, bul as far as I'm concerned, I'm giving it a boost." Shopping 'TIL CHRISTMAS Greeting Cards - Seals Wrappings SHOP for GIFTS AT THE . WEST SIDE Shopping Center The Rexall Store, Medford, Oregon West Main and Grape Phone 3330 SURBURBAN HEIGHTS 13- 1UE 5: IS VAS S?J?J5 SrSTlSS IP, mv nil rtcn oiMlwirso pujivt rWI who tjidnt Want m trf m until On the Radio Chain - STATIONS! Chela afflllatloa and where dies are on the diaii . KALI (CBS) MIS, , Portland, REX (NBC-Blue) list. Portland. KOA (NBC-Blue and MBS) 1910. Spokane; KOO (NBC-Blue) 110. San Francisco; SOW (NBC-Bed), (20, Portland; KJB (NBC-Blue) 1000. SeatUe; KNX (CBS) 1070 Los Angeles; KOA (NBC-Red) S90. Denver; KOIN (CBS) 170, Port land, KOMO (NBC-Red) 050. SeatUe; KPO (NBC-Red) (80. San rranclsco; SSL (CBS) 11(0. Salt Lake City. Tin i Shown la Sanaa 6:00 p. m OK for Release, MBC; Terry and Pirates. BN. S:1S p. m. Superman, MBS; Dick Tracy, un. 5:30 p. m. Voice of Firestone. NBC: Harry Flannery. News, CBS; Adven tures, of Tom Mix, MBS; Jack Arm- fttrnn. BN. 5:45 p m. News. CBS: Captain Mid night, BN; Nlgnt News wire, bm. e:uu p m. . oona ou, u, i- ov.; Radio Theater, CBS; Gabriel Beatter. 6:15 p. m. Screen Test, MBS. 6:30 p m. Information Please, HRT: Reneral Malone. BN. 7:00 p m. Screen Guild Players. CBS; nenry uiaosione, moo, nay. mnnit fSram Swinff. BN. 7:15 p. m. Lowell Thomas, MBS: TM Mnlnne. BN. 7 JO p. m. Dr. I. Q.. NBC; Thanks to the Yank., CBS; Horace Heidt orcn., . 8:00 p. m. Mercer's Musio Bhop MRn- Jnnk Kirkwood. CBS. 8:15 p. m. Hedda Hopper, CBS; l.nm anH Ahncr. BN. 8:30 p. m. Cavalcade of America, hw.: Frank Sinatra, lus Mirnaei Shane. MBS; counterspy, an, (j ill) o. m mina uaia. an: news, MBS; The Whistler, CBS; Symphony Hour, not;. 8:30 p. m. Fulton Lewis, Jr., MBS: Vox Pon. CBS. Noah Webster Say.. NBCr Green Hornet. BN. - 10:00 p. m. News, NBC; Five Star rmai, tuoa. 10:15 p. m. On Our Bandstand. NRC: Sherlock Holme.. MBS: War time Women. CBS. 10:30 p. m Sweetheart Swtngtime, NBC. 11:00 p. m. serenade, cbs. TUESDAY ' ' ' B-00 n. m. Terrv and Pirate.. BN: Fletcher Wiley. CBS: 0K for Release. NBC 5:15 n. m. Red's Can. CBS: Dick Tracy, BN; Superman, MBS. 0:30 p m. uaie wiin juqy, nh-u: Jack Armstrong. BN; Harry Flannery, News. CBS. Adventure, of Tom Mix. MBS. 5:45 n. m. Cant MldnKhL BN: Night New. Wire. MBS: New.. CBS 6:00 D. m Mvsterv Theater. NBC: Gabriel Heatter. MBS; Burn, and Al len. CBS; Army Show, BN. v e:io p. m. screen rest, bibs. 6:30 o. m. Fibber McGee and Molly NBC; Spotlight Bands. BN 7:00 p. m. Raymond Gram Swing. BN: Bob Hope. NBC. 7:15 n. m Lowell Thomas. MBB-. Ted Malone, BN. I'.ia p. m. sen. Truman, BN. 7:30 o m. Hlldeerade. NBC: Red Rider. MBS; Manhattan Melody, CBS: Horace Helrjt. BN. 8:00 p. m. Mercer. Musio Bhop. NBC: I Love a Mystery, CBS 8:15 p. m. Fleetwood Lawton. NBC: Lum and Abner, BN; Music, CBS. s:30 p m. Freedom of opportunity MBS: Johnny Presents. NBC. 0:00 D m. Evervthine for Bova. NBC: Big Town. CBS. 9:15 p m. Rex Miller. MBS. 0:30 n. m. Million hnllnr nut-. CBS: Fulton Lewis. Jr., MBS. iu:nup ,m News. NBC: Count ot Mfml rrltn MRS TI., b. pi cbs '7 " 10:30 p m. Edwin C Hill, CBS. 11:00 p. m. Talks, CBS: Concert Hour. BN . The University of California is planning: 27 million 'dollars worth of postwar improvements and- exrianalnn5 ' J - ' " .ChalkerV. Motel .ft Lodge ' OFFICERS' CLUB Dine Dance Refreshment -.Chicken . and Steak Dinners ' Meet unique f lacs m So Ore . Ul.llSKn MIINIIAVS rkeraeava Private Parlies -uaiy-Pnr Rmervaanns Pk OfiM Hill sis PARTS and SERVICE v , : ,' tot alt Makes oi WASHERS and ' REFRIGERATORS TOUNGER S APPLIANCE SERVICE CO. 31 N Bartletl Phone 2419 BtCLUYAS WItXfAMS HPLO tlPhC IfH MiMil in-ierlocked vm that of the ml in Trlt IKOWPtp A 51k, AND joc -rTi IMS -n-H-4 iZSaSsI LEAGUE HEAD DIES . Lake Forest, 111., Dec. 18 (U.R) Private funeral services will be held tomorrow for Mai. Fred erick McLaughlin, 67, owner of tTnj, rhlnarlA Dlnnl.k 1- , u.b -."."ou .uL.niian& team u ccssful I I Yes; all ever America, successful poultrymen follow this plan; keep only well-bred, healthy birds . . . then give them good care and plenty of larro Egg Mash. STRANGE AS IT SEEMS By ERNEST H1X SSooaaoo Si ji Items TNf? I iij JtrS 'Hit fox mMTAiGS I w I fMaaiGS ry 'S'1 A V &y 7lVo ) i J J o us. I IS.. .JIJL M aormA&y y JM cGM&rresl ya kav stamps y TfE SUBM4XMZ. AAD SOIT rs Fffsr OHDexsGH o&rrA 9oo. ysr SWAT MlfeMysf "up BARNEY GOOGLE and SNUFFY buz saw tea BLOND IS klL ABNCR THE NEBB3 .rfWfr I Li ( I CftN JGS' S6 X I UblN UW1 'flJ z SAWYca . , . . ........ . IjjBuu.i.-.li: .ti.jsj.wJ.Jasi 4-f 1 eh? when pipf Wa, HE KrVSNfT S THEH SH0UUPNTV6 STUFP AW WW ' 'i-'- LJ Vmy,V (T HAPPEN? EXWIVr PROTOSEIVa ViMT UNTIL THINGS 7 SENSE, PEMTIEin. turrviec tta cpv:o7 Kl FPENFIELD VET. BUT THERE'S 1 RE WORE . 00 YOU THINK I r-1 1 IT'S ALEXANDERS L HI ' ""f HONESTT "V, fU Ira NEW WATER t X . . B VI DIDN'T KNOW ) r7N I la y PISTOL kX ' ' " I 7" IT WAS rATS- " ' ' " ' "Iff X vHCLLO OOO . 1;, FOR 1'!!""- SSirJ 'S'? KNOWS, WHARAH Ff THANK W CoJlVrr) the National Hockey league and president of the coffee importing firm of W. F. McLaughlin and Co., who died yesterday in Lake Forest hospital. Dee Mail Tribune Want Ada. Poultrymcn MONARCH SEED & FEED CO. Sixth end Bartlett I Phone 3460 SMITH Atea?. 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