TEH MEDFORD MAIL TH1BUKB
Your Health and Its Care
BV DR. WILLIAM BRADY. M. D.
Readers should tddrass Inquiries tot Or. William Brady
265 El Camtno. Bc-varly Hills. Call!.
FEELING A BIT OLD
Widow with three young chil
dren and a house to care for
complains of feeling extremely
tirea mil i"
time and be
tng Irritable.
She finds some
relaxation in
drinking tea
an average of
ten cups a day,
with two tea
s p o o nf uls of
sugar in each
cup. She won
ders why, in
spite of the ex-
Dr. Brady ercisa she gets
doing ail her own work, food
"seems to turn to fat". She
wants to reduce.
Twenty teaspoonfuls of sugar
would yield about 600 calories
the equivalent of about IVt
pints of milk.
But never mind the calories.
What makes the young woman
tired and irritable?
Putting on my long-distance
diagnostic specs I divine that
she is suffering from malnutri
tion and I am not unmindful
of her superfluous flesh.
.The poor girl is caught in
a vicious circle, along with sev
eral million others.
, Feeling tired or weary she in
dulges in a cup of sweetened
tea. The tea briefly stimulates
and the sugar, being quickly
absorbed, yields immediate en
ergy.' Together the tea and
sugar give a little refreshment
or sense of well being.
But owning to the lack of suf
ficient vitamin B-in the young
woman's dally diet, her body
cannot metabolize carbohy
drates (starches and sugars) as
well at it shoud to maintain
vigor and vitality, so she quick
ly tires again and any one in
that state of chronic malnutri
tion or nutritional deficiency is
bound td be crabbed and irri
table. : So you see the more tea and
sugar or the more white bread
and refined cereals, cornstarch,
aweets, cake, sugars, syrups,
candy, sweetened pop and the
like the poor - girl takes the
more, crabbed, irritable and
tired she grows, to say nothing
of the accumulation of slacker
flesh. Not because these refined
foods and drinks are so fatten
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OCT OF BONDAGE With face uplifted as she breathes free air
again, Red Army woman-parachutist Tomara tells story of digging
traps and trenches for Nazi captors with 700 other Russian women
at German front She was freed by men of U. S. 83rd Division.
High School News
Student Riporters
Mario Oamnll Joan Hoppe
Yell Queen Marjorio Johnson
opened last Friday's pep as
sembly by introducing our own
Al Simpson. The coach asked the
student body to show the visiting
team respect and to co-operate
with the Tornado in displaying
good sportsmanship. Following
this pep talk, the student body
rallied with IS "rahs" for Simp
son. Members of the team were
then called to the front of the
room to be introduced. Before
the assembly closed, there were
two selections from the band and
several routine yells, led by
Marjorie Johnson, Jack Holmes
and Chuck Slilnn.
The Junior class Is working
on a play to be given to the
senior high student body early
ZERO CLUB
Out of bounds, clvlllani only
Delicious chicken and steak
dinners. 7 00 p m , 3 a m .
except Sunday. Pliona day
time S300; night 8101.
rrldT. Jsn. 19. 1943
AND CRABBED?
ing but because they provide
little or no vitamin B and, as
we know now, the larger intake
of carbohydrate the larger the
intake of vitamin B must be or
else. (If any medical reader
questions the scientific sound
ness of this I'll be happy to cite
authorities but not for any
other readers. Other readers
must take my word for it or
leave it.) V
I advised the poor girl to (a)
cut her tea drinking to mid
forenoon and mid-afternoon, (b)
to use about a quarter -grain
saccharin tablet to sweeten her,
tea instead of a teaspoonful or
two of sugar, (c) to keep plain
wheat in the house and use it in'
the everyday family dietary as
described- in pamphlet "Wheat
to Eat" I'm glad to send on re
quest if you provide stamped
self addressed envelope ( a clip
ping of this item Is not a re
quest), and (d) to eat dally eight
or ten tablets containing vita
min B (thiamin), vitamin G (rib
oflavin) and vitamin D, as a
supplement to her regular diet.
In another talk we'll see why
the vitamin O and vitamin D.
. This is the best way out of
the vicious circle, I believe, for
any man or woman who may
be in the same fix.
QUESTIONS ANSWERS
Carrots And Yellow Skin
' If a person eats a lot of carrots will
it five his or her skin a yellow tinge?
i Answer It may temporarily cause
the skin of palms and soles to look
yellow, but not th skin of face or
body. .
Aspirin fs Dope
Please advise whether this state
ment, mada by a health official, is
true: Aspirin not cily makes oolds
more bearable but also helps to euro
them. (H. S. R.)
Answer. In mv oolnlon aaoirln la of
no remedial value, only analgesic (pain
or sense oeaaening). personally i
should take a dose of it ONLY when
or IX 1 could not bear to endure the
pain or ache or distress without it.
Aspirin is less dangerous dope, anal-
J:ealc, pain-killer than acetanillde, in
aot It is the least dangerout dope 1
know when dope must be used. But
there is no evidence that It has any
remedial action other than relief, for
a while, of pain or distress.
Poor Training
Two sons aged 8 and 9 have begged
for a long while to be allowed to
smoke life everlasting .or rabbit to
bacco SI we call it. I have refused to
permit It, believing It would lead
them to smoking real tobacco.
(Mrs. S. S. P.)
Answer It would probably do the
kids no harm to have a try at It
satisfy their curiosity and thereafter
they would not care to smoke it or
other stuff, such as cornsllk, dock and
the like. But you should have a smoke
along with them when they try It.
(Copyright 11149 by John F. Dlllo Co.)
in the new semester. The name
of the play Is "Grandpa Goes
minting, ana tncuuy member
In Charife will hn Mrs. Olnrlva
Herron, Included on the program
will oe a double duet including
me following Junior girls: Char
malne Brault, Phyllis Wendl,
Jean Hickman nnrl I.nroA Mnn.
tlcth.
Along with Bill Patton, chief
student technician, three other
high boys, Bill Moffat, Verne
Shangle and Nat Bender, have
been making an outstanding con
tribution to the programs spon
sored by the department of vis
ual education, according to Mrs.
J. A. Smith, director. These boys
made all technical arrangements
concerning the "Great Virgil"
program presented Jan. 16. Pro
ceeds from the show will be
used for new projection equip
ment in the school department
of visual education.
.During the second semester
Mr. J. W. Shelton will Instruct
high school students who are In
terested in aeronautics if 12 or
more students enroll. This will
be another of the high school
courses preparatory for war
work.
Under the direction of Crater
Chalkor't Motel & Lodge
OFFICERS' CLUB
Dlno-Dnc Refreshments
Chicken and Staak Dinners
Most Unliiue flare In So Or
CLOaSD MONDAYS
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far Reservations Pfe Gold HIU 414
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ROUGH BREAK A mere man
wouldn't know, but the hat the
lady's wearing Is but of season
now. It was ono of the-fall
creations, and was only worr,
jtqgsee how model looks In dif
ferent styles. She looks O. K
business manager, Carmen
Wright, the following 'girls are
soliciting for Crater yearbook
advertising: Marjorie Thompson
Jeraldyne Jerome, June Bos-
worth and Joan Hoppe. These
students will solicit advertising
from all Medford business firms
during the next two weeks.
During student council meet
ing, third period Jan. 14, Presi
dent John Bullock appointed
Maxlne McKinney, Nancy Swem
and Jerry Llebman to read all
the club constitutions to see if
they conflict with the student
body constitution. Jack Holmes
was chosen to Investigate the
possibility of chartering a Spe
cial bus to Klamath Falls Jan.
20, so that Medford students may
see the basketball game. Also a
motion was made that all clubs
should turn in a monthly fi
nancial report to the office.
Closing time tor Classified Ads v
am Too Late to Classify 12:30
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Open Wednesday, Thursday,
Friday and Saturday
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Savage Creek
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Chain afflllaUon and where the
are on the dial:
KALE (t'BS) mi), Portland.
REX (MHC-Uluei 1190, Portland
KOA (NBC-blu. and MUSI 1510
Spokane. KOO (NBC-Bluel SIO
San rrancisco, KOW (NBU-Kedl
620, Portland: KJR (.NBC-Bluel
1000 Seattle, KNX (CBS) 1070
Los Angeles, KOA (NBC-Red I S50
Denver- KOIN (CBS) 910, Port
land, KOMO (NBC-Ked) 95(1
Seattle. KPO (NBC-Red) 680
San Francisco; KSL (CBS) 1160
Salt Lake CUy
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Friday
8:00 p m. Terry and Pirates. BN:
OK for Release. NBC; Sam Hayes,
Mnura MRS
8:15 &. m. Dick Tracy, BN; Super
man. MBS.
a -311 n m jnrk Armatrana. BN
Harry W. Flannery. News, CBS; Tom
Mix, MBS.
8:48 p m Elmer Peterson. Com
mentator' NBC: Capt Midnight. BN
Night News Wire. MBS. News. CBS
B:00 n m Waltz Time. NBC: Ga
oriel Heatter, MBS: News, BN. To
night In Hollywood, CBS.
6:15 p m. Fulton Lewis, Jr., MBS:
News. BN
6:30 n m Peonle Are Funny. NBC:
rhat Brewster Bov CBS Double or
Nothing. MBS; Spotlight Bands, BN.
Durante and Moore. CBS: Dala Car-'
nele. MBS.
7:15 p m. Lowell rhomas, MBB
7:30 n m Stase Door Canteen
CBS: Lone Banger, MBS; Bill Stern,
NBC.
8:00 p. m. rights, MBS; Jack Kirk
wood Show, CBS; Supper Club, NBC.
B:15 p m. Fleetwood Lawton, NBC;
B:30 p m Duttys Tavern NBC
It Pays to Be Ignorant, CBS; Stars of
uie uture, on.
u:uu p m. runougn Fun. nuu
News. MBS. Aldrlch Family CBS
9:30 p. m- Adventures of Thin Man.
CBS.
10:00 p. m. News, NBC: News, BN.
11:00 p. m Hotel Blltmore Orch..
NBC; Milton Charles, Organist, CBS:
News, BN.
Sararflay
8:00 p m Youth on Parade. CBS
Orchestra, BN; Know Your Symphony
8:30 p. m. Boston Symohony. BN.
Detroit Symphony. MBS; News. NBC
8:48 p m News, CBS; Elmer Peter
son. NBC
6:00 p m Barn Danca, NBC; This
la Mv Story, CBS
6:30 p. m Spotlleht Bands, BN;
Con You Top This? NBC.
6:45 p m Saturday Serenade CBS
7:J0 P. m. Judy Canova Show,
NBC.
7:18 p. m Mayor of the Town.
CBS.
7:30 p m. Grand OP Opry, NBC
X Br? MBS' Th Man Ca"l
B p m Early American Music. BN:
America In the Air. CBS; Truth or
Consequences, NBC.
8.30 p m Gaslight Gayetles. NBC:
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9:00 p m Meet Your Navy. BN:
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15 p m Dream Boat MBS
9:30 p m Three Suns Trio. NBC
9:45 n m Don t Vou Believe It.
CBS: Lee Slmms, pianist. NBC
tUU p. IB nCWI, JVDV, DUIU..I.
With Wings, BN.
10:15 p. m.-rOn Our Bandstand,
NBC; Hollywood Barn Dance. CBS.
10:30 n. m. Sweetheart SwinS Tims.
NBC.
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Telephone Trail 1404
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making department of Success- j
ful Farming magazine. Hang
them in double tier fashion, with
rickrack borders.
KYLE'S
RESTAURANT
CHICKEN AND STEAK
DINNERS
Open 6 p. m. to 2 a. m.
Phone Central Point 472
for Reservations. On the
Pacific Highway at Central
Point. Out of Bounds for
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