Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, January 04, 1945, Image 8

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Newspaper Page TextEIGHT MEDF0RD MAIL THIBUNB ThurK-U-f, Jan, 4. 1948 Your Health and Its Care BY OR WILLIAM BRADY M O. Rudin ibould cddrau tnqulrtM lot Dt William Biady Its El Camioo.' Bawl, HUH. CalU. WHEN THE HA Following a severe Illness the hair of child or adult may (all out because vitality hat been sapped or ex hausted by the Illness, and not vice versa. It Is never neces sary to clip the hair with the Idea of e o n s e r v lng the patient's s t r e ngth. . So far as health, vigor or vital ity may be con- Dr. Brady . Cemed, there Is only one reason for clipping hair short to facilitate delous lng when the hair is heavily In festeS with head-lice and nits. Ordinarily it is not necessary to cut hair even for this purpose If the infestation Is recent and not extreme. Tor that matter excessive falling of hair is generally a re sult or sign ot poor health, nutri tional deficiency or advancing age. Nutritional deficiency here does not mean that the individ ual doesn't get enough to eat. On the contrary in most in stances persons with nutritional deficiency eat too much food, particularly too much refined carbohydrate food but in gorging on refined carbohydrates they get principally calories and not enough of the essential minerals and vitamins. . ... .The excessive falling of hair and early baldness of old age, like hardening of the arteries, may begin or appear at thirty In some cases, at fifth or sixty in others. But don't take this too seriously, for It is merely a gen eral observation. My arteries are till nice and soft, or reasonably so, although I was sporting a promising bald spot at thirty. -Massage of the Scalp Dally massage of the scalp by grasping it with the' hand and squeezing folds In your hand as you would squeeze water from sponge, going over the entire scalp in this way for a minute or two night and morning, Is worth while for excessive falling of bair and to prevent premature ft - . C ' ' ''fe' if w SHE WEARS THE STRIPES One of the highest ranking mascot! on the Western Front, puppy Yvonne wears a first sergeant's stripet on her coat. She also sports the Insignia ot the Third Army's 35th Division, and you can tell by the expression on her face that she'i thoroughly conscious ot her rank. Novel Yule Card Is Received From Former USO Head A novel Christmas card mail ed from Holland by George Up ton, former director of the Riv erside USO here, was received during the holidays by Dr. Bert R. Elliott, Route 2. Upton left Medford nearly a year ago to re sume work with the Y. M. C. A., and for the past few months has been overseas. - The Christmas greeting con tained several humorous sketch es showing the activities and lo cation of the unit with which Upton Is working In Holland. One ot the 12 little sketches was YICK SO CHINESE HERB CO. REMEDIES FOR STOMACH ULCERS Heart Rhaun atom Asthma Catarrh Piles. Prostata Qiand Eciema and all disorders ol liver. Rtdnev Trouble and other com- -4 piainis oiHOHit altar ustni V I Removed i H leotig. Herbalist IR FALLS OUT baldness. I doubt that any me chanical massage is as good as self-massage or hand massage by barber or hair dresser. Only this kneading massage Is advisable, not rubbing or friction. Hair Restorers A number of medicaments are beneficial when applied to the scalp for treatment of disease of the scalp, Just as some remedies are useful for the relief or cure of skin disease' when applied to the skin. It is absurd to imagine any such agent can either 'flour ish" or "feed" the hair or "re store" the growth of the hair. Hair Oil Every hair has its Individual oiling system. The duct of the oil gland empties oil into the follicle of cup-shaped depression in which the root of the hair is embedded. Normally this is the best oil, pomade or dressing and It Is. secreted in Just sufficient quantity to keep the hair in per fect condition. The glands that secrete the oil are identical with the sebaceous glands that secrete skin oil upon the entire skin sur face except palms, soles and backs of terminal phalanges of fingers and toes. QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS Anjrwir Don't Cot the Olri; Hair Come, como. you ant nv n both wyi. Either heavy mop of hair keepa an Invalid cool or Keepa her warm can't you mane up your ""Anawr'atlU bellev. . perfectly bald-headed man cannot endura nigh body temperature better than a man with hit hair on. Anyway, there la no luittfication for clipping a girl a hair when ahe haa a. ever. SndJ- cent end aUmped aelf-addressed en velope for booklet "The Hair and Scalp." - - - Sunshine How many daye a week or houra a day ahould a person be exposed to sunshine? Can a person get too much sunshine? (S. M. J.) . Answer As many daya or houra as possible. One cannot get too much sun shine, short of sunburn. So They Still Have Croup My young son. Butch, has what I think u croup off and on. The other children never have It. So I'm anxious to learn why. (Mrs. C. L. E.) Answer Send stamped self-addresi-ed envelope for pamphlet on "Croup." How many other children? What dif ference In environment? If Butch has "catarrhal" or "spasmodic" croup and no mistake, It would be Interesting to know why he has It and the other children do not. But then, I had In ferred that croup Is passing, because I rarely receive Inquiries about It to day, whereas it was one of the sub jects most frequently ashed about in the early years of this service. (Copyright, 1043, by John F. Dille Co.) Co a sign reading "To S'Hertogen- bosch." The card had been printed by "VTK", Antwerp. Upton may be reached by ad dressing him in care of George Broadland, 2901 Wlndom, Ta coma, Vash., Dr. Elliott states. Cleric Defends Fortune Tellers Denver, Colo., Jan. 4 (U.B Bishop Frank Rice of Denver's Liberal Church, Incorporated, came today to the defense of fortune tellers and clairvoyants. The only difference between fortune tellers and certain other people, such as psychiatrists, preachers, stock brokers and columnists, he said, is $150 license fee. CHINESE HERBS lo Sparta Bldg. TELL OF TORTUREBY NAZIS Horrors of Inquisition Out done by Hitlerites; Victims Make Written Reports. By Ronald Clark ' United Press War Correspendent Twenty-first Army Group Headquarters, Western Front, Jan. 4 (U.R) An official British army report today revealed the details of fiendish tortures in flicted on men and women in the eight low country concentration camps by the Germans during the occupation. The victims were mainly Bel gian civilians and hundreds of them freed by liberating armies made sworn statements which were carefully documented in the report of more than 70 pages. Accompanying the report were photographs of a torture chamber and Instruments used at the Breendonk camp, where at least 350 persons were believed executed and another 300 died agonizing deaths at the hands of their nazl tormentors. . The investigation also covered camps at Brussels, Charleroi, Os- tracher, Limbourg, Bourg-Leo-pold, Antwerp and Liege, but the horrors of the windowless, stone torture chamber at Breen donk were perhaps the worst. There the victims were strip ped, . handcuffed and . beaten about the sexual organs or the face with a truncheon or cat-'o-nine-tails; hauled to the celling by a rope and pulley, beaten and dropped onto the sharp edges of cunningly placed woden blocks: lashed to a table and burned about the body with lit cigar ends and electrlcally-h e a t e d metal plates or needles, their fin gers crushed in a special press. Prisoners every day were tak en into the courtyard and forced to watch while their fellow cap tives were subjected to the nazl horrors. The most common pun ishment was 30 strokes on the bare back with a stick that flay ed the flesh to a gruesome pulp. The following day the victim of tnis treatment customarily was ordered to work all day carrying DriCKS. . The other dav I honoht hat- buylne a hat alwava in mv head and no pun Intended! A new nat atop my head will blitz the inside of mv skull fru nf common sense in one second nat, Enamored like I was with the new hat, I forgot my first love and left it lying well, where ever it was. It's always oeen my . contention that . two hats were more than I'm capa ble of dealing with. I've proved it. I didn't forget to pick up the four books I had with me; nor my brief case, a bundle of papers, one vase iwn nnir nt shoes I'd had half soled, my purse, some grapes, three sheets of music and a box of type writer paper. So it wasn't that I was overburdened with other packages. The next day, discovering my MARKET ORDER on Barber's Observationi ; lS?SS BURSWrTOBSOM rtU-fl HIM TOWrVT TTU. KK LP VC CCW VMHTr- CALUN6 TO MOTHtR Ht HAS FINISHED TMONIIeS INS LOUOL.Y PLCAfs TSVL DOES fHE KNOW WrXJS 0RP6R TO MiKKST. KEEPS' HIM WHERE. THCY ARETHE HIS SklATE SE PUT ATOrttHA CHE FINISHED BTMUIuajriul W . YET.? r KEEPS EXCXAIM1N6 rSNT rTWKT DOOR 4V TMAOtVUI WT riMAl J (.KiM .4 u .1 OaABBiNa LIST TO set mout m keny Tve. aas, AOuutTOfsrtAK HOW MANY ITEMS REMAIN t H HtU l rA0OUMMiui. loss,' I started canvassing stores. I'd failed to remember where I got the hat There's an awful lot of stores here in Seattle. I never knew how many until I started sleuthing the missing hat. All up and down first, sec ond and third avenues I politely explained I'd left a hat some where and was theirs the place. -1- was then sent to the "lost and found" department. The "found" member of this partner ship must have died years ago. At least It was inactive In any stores I visited. Sometimes the manager would be called. One explained his company had sev eral stores located In various parts of the city. Had I called at their Ballard branch? Or the one out in the University dis trict? That little red hat had cost me plenty to start with. Includ ing tax, I'd paid $2.79. It still had a lot of wear in it. That is, all but the veil. But this hole was strategically located, allow ing my nose to stick out as well as up.- Yet trying to find that hat so far has cost me one pair of shoe soles, three pairs of stockings and $3.20 in car fare. But I'm thrifty and I'll find that headgear . if I have to canvass every store In King county. For even after I had worn It to shreds, , Frank could use the shreds as a danger flag on the end of piling loads. Yes, I'll keep on hunting, though after next week I'll have to do this barefoot. . On the Radio Chain STATIONS! Chain affiliation and where U are on the dial: t KALE (CBS) 1130, Portland, aex (NBC-UIU 1190, Portland KOA (NBC-Blue and MBS) 1510 Spokane. KGO (NHl'-Blue) SI0 San rranclKOi SOW (NBC-Kedl 20, Portland: KJR (NBC-Bluel 1000 SealUe. KNX (CBS) 1070 Loa Ansel". KOA (NBC-Red) S50 Denver: KOIN (CBS) 910, Port land, (OMO (NBC-Rrd) 990 Sea'tle, KPO (NBC-Bed) 080 San rranelico; KSL (CBS) 11(0 Salt Lake City '' ' Time Shown la PWT Thursday S:00 p. m. Sam Hayea and the Nowi. MBS; OK for Release. NBC. 0:19 p. m. Dick Tracy, BN. 0:30 p. m. Jack Armstrong. BN; Harry rlannery. News, CBS. 0:45 p. m. Captain Midnight, BN; Elmer Peterson, NBC: Night News Wire, MBS: News, CBS. 6:00 p m Music Hall. NBC: Major Bowes. CBS; Gabriel Heatter, MBS. 0:15 p. m. News, BN. ' 6:30 D m Bob Burns. NBC; Spot- light Bands. BN: Corliss Archer. CBS Treasure Hour of Song, MBS. 7:00 jip m. Abbotl and coeteiio. NBC; Raymond Gram Swing. -BN: first line. CBS: Henry Gladstone MBS 7:15 p m Lowell Thomaa, MBS 7:30 p m. March of Time, BN: Red Ryder, MBS; Rudy VaUee. NBC; Here'a to Romance, CBS. - 8:00 p. m. Supper club, NBC; Jack Klrkwood Show, CBS. 6:15 p. m. Fleetwood Lawton, NBC; Lum and Abner. BN. 8:30 - p m. Cotlee Time, NBC Death Valley Sheriff. CBS: Fred War Ina Show BN 0:00 p. m Newt, MBS; ' Dinah Shore NBC. 9:15 p m Rex Miller. MBS 0:30 p m. Ellery Queen Mvsterlee. NBC; Fulton Lewis, Jr., MBS; Gene Krupa Orch.. CBS. 10:00 p. m. News Reporter, NBC; Chester Bowles, BN. 10:15 p. m. Henry Taylor, BN. 10:30 p. m. Gene Krupa Orch., CBS. 11:00 p. m. Hotel Blltmora Orch.. NBC. Friday 5 DO p. m. Terry and Pirates. UN OK for Release, NBC; Bam Hayes, News, MBS. 8:18 p. m. Dick Tracy, BN.. 11 p m. Jeck Armstrong, BN: Harry W. FUnnery. News, CBS. 8:45 p m Elmer Peterson. Com mentator NBC: Capt Midnight. BN: Nlaht Newa Wire. MBS. News, CBS 6 00 p m Wnlti Time. NBC; Ga briel Heatter, MBS; Sunset Serenade, BN- Tonight In Hollywood, CBS. 6:15 p. m. Fulton Lewis, Jr., MBS; QUICK RELIEF FROM Symptoms of Distress Arising, front STOMACH ULCERS duk to EXCESS ACID FrMSkTallsel Horned reatrnent that Mast Hot or It Will Cast Yea Notfclai Orertwo million bottles of the WTLt.ARD TREATMENT have been sold forrellefol symptoms of distress arising from Stemack and Duedmal Ulesn due to Ciceei Add Peer Dlgestlen, gear or Upstt Stemack, Sasslness, Heartburn. SleeeltesiMss, ete. due to (sens Add. Sold on 16 days' trial! ask ror -winara-a message" wolca tully raj lor s Pennr Wise drug Walnscott's Pharmacy ICE SKATE TO-NITE and -vory nit jxcept Monday 7:45 to 1015 Sat. & Sun. Marine MEDFORD ICE ARENA 619 S. Grip Phon45M By CLUYAS WILLIAMS OTIC WTTH MOTrlSJt PWD4 HCarSCLP , . A.n..u. . New. Bl. . . 6:30 p m People Are Funny. NBC: That Brewster Bov CBS Double or Nothing. MBS; Spotlight Bands, BN. 7:00 p m. Amos- Andy. NBC. Durante end Moore. CBS: Dale Car negie. MBS; Earl Godwin. News. BN. 7:15 p m Lowell Thomas. MUM 7:30 p m Stage Door Canteen CBS; Lone Ranger. MBS; Ed Wynn. BN: BIU Stern. NBC. 8:00 p. in Stars of the Future, BN. Fights, MBS; Jack Klrkwood Show. CBS. 8:15 p. m. Fleetwood Lawton. NBC; 8:30 p m.Dultya Tavern. NBC. Ceng Busters, BN; It Paya to Be Ig norant, CBS. 0:00 p m. Furlough Fun. NBC. Newa. MBS; Aldrlch Family. CBS. 0:30 p. m. Adventures of Thin Maa, CBS. ZERO CLUB Out of bounds, civilians only Delicious chicken and steak dinners, 7:00 p. m., 3 a. m , except Sunday. Phone day time 5300; night 8101. . STRANGE AS IT SEEMS By ERNEST MX f i.iuih.ci 3 BARNEY GOOGLE and SNUFFY SMITH r I I UlTTl P V W00P 00UIN ON I ' . I Uw lu UiG ft ROOSTER & BUZ SAWYER OHTWOSE 1 1 PIOJA EVER , jJZT POT THAr f ' " M AW. VHtJ WOULPM-T ' " 2r THlN6S' ( lLL JAPS T WO, HUM X jT poWNf DONTT l i B INTERESTED H HEY, BUZ! WAKE UP! A JUST . . V . VJtTH EM, BUZ? YOU WANT A tOOKl YOU PARE ITHAT OLD DAGGER WHY DINT V0U TELL BUNCH OF V PDJA? V BL0OD-AWP- HERE'S A TOUCH IT- dm STORY, TED. T'S ME' V0U HAP ALL THIS SOUVENIR Kri THUNDER STOW, J f JCWFIFJ) UNDERSTAMD'fii ABOUT CIRt$.6E7 TOXHIMlt l""- . 1 1 . 111 'IIIIIK YOUVE BOTHl PSHES BEEN Tl f cav I 7 GOT "n-15 ' ACTING 59 ' .Sum gjj I SoK V- SAME I (QUEER m Jy. fR' ..' r ffp? Jyy J? ' 0 M Z-tM-ni.- .- UlL ABNER 50METOIN' SpfW- AH JEST HEERO VwfMR iOTT OFFA HER 1 I BROKE. L UNMAPPmNASl A WtWILL J A CAUSBbTn-.T') OOMt'tOC TOWv, J . THAR ,X COODf.V- CJIE HAPPENED ) HAFTA -AH EEMAOlNEO XSSlT 'WERBj Vm-cNTS- HCATS Tt 1 in DOGfTCH. Make a t-i it were all oS5 liPt'V I VXjKm TfsrK Ie'lu y M-lfl rHE NEBBS "' 1 i ' 10:00 p. n News. NBC: The Doe-. tor Talks It Over, BN; Milton Charles. Organist, CBS. I A GOAT AND BEST WISHES ; Clinton, 111. (U.R) Clarence ! Underwood got the goat ot 350 Illinois Central railroad shop-; men here when he retired after j 33 years ol service. The snow-: white nanny was given to "Grandad" Underwood as a go-lng-away present by his fellow workers. Cse Mall Tribune Want Ada. Chalker'i Motel ft Lodg OFFICERS' CLUB Dine-Dance-Refreshmenta Chicken and Steak Dinners Most Unique Place In So. Ore. CLOSED MONDAYS Thursdays Private Parties Only For Reservations Ph. 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