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EIGHT MEDFORD MAIL THIBUWt - Sunday. Tab. 11. HAS Your Health and Its Gare ' By DR. WILLIAM BRADY. M. D, Readerg should addross inqulris tot Dr. William Brady 265 El Camiiio. BTrlr HUli. Calii. REAL BREA . I read In your column that you would like to know- how to make buckwheat pancakes. say llterauy h u n d reds of readers send ing In their recipes. That's news to me. What I ex pressed a wish for is to ,find some , one who can make old f a a h toned yeast raised b u c k w h eat Dr. Brady . pancakes. A printed or written recipe -and the actual know-hp ware widely different things. Reader H. A, T. submitted the prize recipe: ' , First, get your, pure buck wheat flour no mixture. If , it Is ground with bran and all, , so much the better., The black specks will give It si distinc tive flavor. Get a cake of dry ' yeast, the kind women used when; they baked- their' own bread. Any other kind Is un- certain. Soak the yeast In lukewarm water 'for about ' eight hours: This is td start the yeast plant growing (far- meriting). Turn : Into vessel used' for containing batter. ' Add salt to suit taste, not .too much. ' Use sufficient warm (not hot) water : to make ' up about a quart more than, you want to use the first time. Stir In. sufficient buckwheat flour to make a thick,, not a , thin, batter. If1 it is too thin .the gas will. escape without raising the pancake. Set it in a warm place over night. ' Next morning it should be raised in good shape. . First . batch is ' seldom so good as subsequent batches. DO NOT STIR BATTER BEFORE ; baking. The gas will escape if you do. Your pancakes will be flat'. Dip with spoon from top of batter and turn the i spoonful as gently as possible upon the hot griddle. Better make cakes size of a, plate, ; rather' than little ones. Ro tate griddle gently to make batter spread. If it will not i spread without shaking it la too thin and your pancakes will not be light. If it piles NAZIS SPEED UP NORTH ITALY WAR Rome, Feb. 10 J.B Ger man activity along the Fifth army front in North Italy from the area of Mount Castellarl, south of Bologna, to the western coastal , sector, has Increased,, Allied headquarters announced today, " . American troops in the Ser chio valley repulsed a counter attack mounted in battling strength. v South and southeast of Bo logna where a "limited objec tive" Allied ' counter-offensive was halted several . days ago, Fifth army artillery, was pound ing enemy positions. ' Strong German' pressure was being exerted throughout, the Serchlo valley. The heaviest at tack was held at Lama, 19 miles north of Lucca, . Closing Ume tor Sunday Tee Late to Classify s 30 Saturday afternoon Please remember Lemon Juice Recipe Checks Rheumatic Pain Quickly If m suffer from rbmnttla, snbrhls or Bourlus pela, try tbls simple Inupenelee boBM maps that thouaa&dl ere using, on a pil. see 01 Ku-s Compound, a two-week supply, Staler MU II WIU e quirt ol weler. MoT Ihe oe ot 4 lemons, ivs easy No trouble sod olaaaanl. Vou need only a ubleapooa. tula two umos dr. Often wltbla 4S hours ."SI!""!! """"sbl - splendid reeulls ere obtained. It the pains do not quickly Mare and It you do ao reel oetter. relurn the mptr pecaase end Ru-Ea will coet you acta " try " It la sold by your dnintu undo JO absolute money-bee suaranm Ru-E Compound Is lor sale ana recoauoeoaed by Vesiern Thrift sad drug stores every where. CORN REMOVER Ores Usual rellel (ma Ml aad peas UtsIt removes hard aeraa, sett awns fcelweeei Ue teee. eaUeasae, erana. papillomas, eluh aalls. It ratslaa aao ' rsl dlllenat .Us leal eeltea. aaasea aad dees sol cause la urtunoa as -srraat add aalaturaa. Waes all laere lure sailed err tkla east, asM as SVMuy keek enaiaarsa, Exelutl! at WESTERN THRIFT YICK SO CHINESE HERB CO. REMEDIES J. H, Ueng, Herbalist IT -,.. ..saiee,, f v ,-' KFAST rOOD up and will not spread with shaking it Is too thick. : Do not touch batter with spoon after it Is on the grid dle. You will release the gas from the places you touch.' If batter Is too thick, ' dip spoon deeper Into batter and bring up some from the underside which is likely to , be thinner. If batter Is too thin you are out of pancakes for breakfast ' today. Set it away until night, then add some more buck- r wheat flour and salt and let it ; rise. for the following morn- ', lng. . Save a ' small quantity of the batter as a leaven for the " next morning. . .The batter must always be : prepared night before wanted, - and kept In a warm place over night. This Is a night and morning program to fol low. If you want good buck wheat pancakes. To make them up for an . occasional breakfast is not satisfactory. 7 (H. A. T.) . Thnrs vou are. folks. This oontlomhn" has the know-how. Perhaps numerous other recipes sent in by our reaaers are as good as his; but he is awarded tho nrlzn because he - tells us more of the art or .technique of making yeast-raisea pure duck wheat pancakes. . . So Vegetarians Never Drink There are positively NO vegetarian drunkard!. On the authority of ernln ent. medical teitlmony health, itrength and Immunity from drunken ness or craving for alcohol are ln ured by a non-carnlvoroua diet. F. P.) Answer X hope you will permit me to aay X do not recognise medical au thority aa having any more weight than my own opinion about auch a thing. Before I set excited about It I'd like to know what "non-carnlvor-oui diet" means. Does it mean one takes no meat, fowl, fish, game, eggs, milk, butter, cheese? I doubt' Uiat one could maintain good health and efficiency on a diet from which all of these foods of animal origin are ex cluded. ' Alcoholism Nice neighbors, could be happy were it not for the husband's drink ing. Is there any thing his wife could use eecretly In his food or drink to cure him?. He won't try to help him self or receive any help. He Is a good worker- when he ii all right J. A. B.) Answer Best suggestion I can make Is that the man get In touch with Alcoholics Anonymous look for local group announcement in classified col umns. They wiU receive him In a friendly way (they are all just like hlml and If ' he attends their get togethers It can at least do htm no harm. It Is all strictly private, too. (Copyright, 1945, John T. Dllle Co.) LEWIS' RETURN TO A F DF L FOLD NEAR ; Miami, J1 Feb. 10 (U.B John: L. Lewis, bushy-browed, burlv and bellicom nrssalrinnt nf the United Mine Workers, Mon day Begins his esth year with a malor Victorv nnrl nnn nf the most difficult phases ot his stormy career close ahead. . The victory ' will be marked bv an American Fpriprntlnn nf Labor charter for the union Lewis took from the AFL In 1939: the lob in tiroanect is in tit the miners back into tho federation picture without los ing the power on which Lewis thrives. New mine wage negotia tions shadowed by possibilities ot a strike add to the picture. uevns tonight war in Wash ington, considering the conces sions he is willing to make for another chance with the AFL, while the federation's executive council waits here to read his answer and vote him back. His return to the fold was regarded as certain; provided that he stick oy commitments made privately to AFL President .William Green. ' . . Gloria Sims Wins Novice Skate Toga Berkeley. Calif., Feb. 10 0J.fi) Gloria Sims, Long Beach, won the novice women's figure skat ing title; Margaret Lee Smith, 12, Los Angeles captured the Juvenile crown; and Herman Marlcich, Oakland, took top hon ors in the novice men's singles in the final competition today in the annual California figure skating championships being held here. Miss Sims came In ahead ot Mary Lou Walker, Piedmont, who took second, and Carolyn Donaldson, Piedmont, third, in the novice women's division. An estimated total ot 3,200 miners will return to work In Nevada County mines when the war ends and unrestricted gold mining Is permitted. FOR STOMACH ULCER. Heart. Rheumatism. Asthma. Catarrh. Piles, Prostrate Gland. Ecsema and all disorders ot Liver, Kidney Trouble and other com plaints disappear after using CHINESE HERBS Removed to Soarla Bids. .. Phone 5817 On the Radio Chain 1 1 A 1 I O S 1 1 Chain atfllleUon and taken the are oa the dial! KALB icul) mo, Portland. REX (NBC-bluel 1190, Portland KUA (NBC-Blue and MBS) 1510 Spokane. KGO (NBC-Blue, 810 Sao Francisco, KGW (NBC-Kedl 620, Portland: HJR (NBCBIuei 1000 SealUs. KNX (CBS) I0T0 Los Angeles, KOA (NBC-Red( S0 Denver: KOIN 1CB8) 070, Port, land, IOMO (NBC-Bed) 8J Seattle, KPO (NBC-Red) (SO San Francisco; KSL (CBS, 11S0 Salt Lake City. tune Shown la PWT Sunder 8:00 p. m Charlie McCarthy. NBC: Mediation Board. MBC. S:30 p. m. Eddie Bracken Show, NBC; Trading Post, . CBS; Joe B. Brown. BN. 5:65 p m. Bob Trout News, CBS. 8:45 p m. Gabriel Heatter. MBS. 0:00 p m. Merry-Go-Bound. NBC; Walter Wlnchell, BN; Radio Reader Digest CBS. Steel Horizons. MBS. 6:15 p m Louelle Parsons, BN, 8 20 d. m Hollywood My stars Time. BN. 0:30 p. m atar meaire. too American Album of Familiar MualO. NBC; Cedrlo Foster. MBS. o:ao p. m. jimnue riaier, on. 7:00 d m. Hour of Charm. NBC: Take It or Leave It, CBS; The lit of Riley, BN. 7:30 p. m. Fannie Brlce, CBS: Comedy Theater. NBC. b:uu p m. lreemieia village tnoir BN: Crime Doctor. CBS: Great Glider- sleeve. NBC H 13 p m. uorotny Tnompaon, an 8:30 o m. Svmuhonv Hour. NBC: Quiz Kids, BN; Blondle, CBS. b:uu d. m. Bin uince. cas Gien llardy, MBS; Sam Hayes. News, BN, 8:15 p m. Rex Miller. .MBS. -0:30 p. m Jack Benny, NBC. 10:00 d. m. Newa.. NBC:. in Foeua. BN 10:15 p. m.Korn Kobblera, NBC. 10:30 D. m. Pacific Storv. NBC: Trans-AtlanUo Call. CBS. 10:43 p. m. orchestra. BN. 11:00 a. m Haw, HN: St. rrenrla Orch., NBC; Talks, CBS. Monoay 6:00 n. m OK mr Release. erHC- Terry and Pirates. BN; News. MBS. 5:15 p m Dick Trscy. BN; Super man, MBS; Betty and Bob. NBC. d:ju p m voice ol rtrestone. NHL: Harry Flannev. Newa. CBS. Jack Arm. strong. BNi Tom Mix, MBS. 5:45 p m News. CBS Captain Mid night, BN Might News Wire MBS 6:00 p. -'m. Music of Manhattan. NBC; Lux Theater. CBS; Ed Wynn Show, BNl Gabriel Heatter, MBS. ' o:ou p m. intormation Pleaae NBC; Spotlight Bands. BN 7:00 o m Screen Guild Plavera CBS; Anita Ellis, MBS: Guy Lombardo wren., an: contented Hour, NBC: 7:15 p m, Lowell Thomas, MBS 7:30 D m Dr 1 O NHC: Thenko to the Yanks, CBS; Lone Ranger, MBS. , 8:00 p m Supper Club. NBC: Jack Kirkwcod, CBS; Ted Malone. BN. 8:15 p m Hedda Hopper. CBS Lum and Abner, BN; Fleetwood Law ton. NBC 8:30 p m Cavalcade ot America NBC; Michael Shane, MBS; Saludoa Aminos. BN; Burns and Allen, CBS. 0:00 p m Blind Data BN. News Glenn Hardy, MBS: The Whiatlar CBS: Telephone Hour. NBC .8i?9 p m.-Vox Pop. CBS; Noah Webster Says, NBC: News. MBS: The Green Hornet. BN. 10:00 p. m. News. NBC. . 10:18 p. m. Sherlock Holmes, MBS, News.'BN. i2.:30,D m Sweetheart Swlnatuna. NBC; Flnneman's Nite Club, BN. 11:00 p. m News, BN. . Mercy Flight Fails To Save Army Baby Boston. Ffh lfl fllPl TK six-aay-oia daughter of . a Brook lyn, n. Y., army officer died at Children's hospital today after havine.been flown from tttnh rn Boston for an emergency opera tion for a throat obstruction. A hospital spokesman said the Infant died as Dr.. William E. Ladd ot Harvard medical school prepared to operate. The baby had arrived here vesterdav In an army transport plane. The Chinese Prince Ki Kung Shi is renorted to hnvn mnrlo a flight in a "chariot carried aiong oy the wind"; this Is be lieved to bo the first story of the giiaer. , Closing time foi Sunday Too Late io uiaseiiv a 3U Saturday afternoon. Please remember Use Mall Tribune Wai.t Ada We ar6 sorry to mention this, but HOUSECLEANING TIME is here. L. ET US HEL P. YOU- SPONGES of various sizes , CHAMOIS of various sizes WINDOW BRUSHES O'CEDAR PRODUCTS KEMTON E-in all the new colors LEEVER'S HARDWARE CO. 225 E. 6th . 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Until the extent of these condi tions is determined it will be impossible to tell accurately how much sugar can be expected for outside use. ' Dad, Serving Life Acquitted By Jury Crown Point, Ind., Feb. 10 (U.R) Frank ' Albano, 69, Gary, Ind.. was free today of charges of slaying a suitor who jilted his daughter after keeping-company with her for several years. i ST Presents Bernardo Segall - Piano Soloist - . -witk Otto Klemperer end the . ,' Los Angeles Philharmonic Orchestra PROGRAM Mlgnont Ovtrtur . Thftmat , Broxllfan FantMy . Mlgnen .t (Bernard Stgalt, Plana SaloUf) Dl FUdtnnaui t Ovtrtura . SfratjM Thou By My Sid , Bach-KImarf Symphony N. Si Shra and Pinal . BtHiavn Sunday 8:30 P.M. KMED By GLUYAS WILLIAMS Albano, who was sentenced to life imprisonment Jan. 31, 1944, for killing Ignace Sniegowskl, based his defense on the sanctity of the home and temporary in sanity. He appealed the life sentence, KYLE'S : RESTAURANT CHICKEN AND STEAK DINNERS Open 6 p. m. to 2 a, m. 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