SIX MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE . Hondaf. Tb. U. IMS
Your Health
Br DR. WILUAM BRADY M. O.
Readsis ihould address Inquiries tei Dr. William Brady
265 El Camlno.
HYPER
' High blood pressure, In most
cases, is one of the signs or man
ifestations of the constitutional
or organic ois
ease the pa
tient has. It
should not and
cannot be
properly Inter
preted or
treated, by
medicine, diet
rest, climate
or anything
else, any more
than, say high
temp erature
or hleh nulse
Or. Brady
rata ahnuM hm
without regard
for what ails the natient.
Instruments for precise meas
urement of blood pressure date
from 1828 when the U-shaped
.mercury manometer was de
vised. The type of instrument
now generally used by physi
cians to measure blood pres
sure (arterial tension), called
sphymo-manometer, became
standard BO years ago, and is as
. familiar as the stethoscope or
the headlight and speculum
among the paraphernalia every
good doctor carries In his bag
or keeps close at hand for ex-
. amining patients In his office.
Although I have harped inces
santly on the fact that high
blodd pressure or arterial hyper
tension or hyperplesla Is not
disease or a complaint suscep
tible of interpretation or treat
ment in itself, nine out of every
ten correspondents who query
me about it obviously expect
that, however incompetent the
aocior or doctors at home may
be, a doctor far away need only
know that the blood pressure
measures so-and-so over so-and-so
In order to prescribe the right
diet, - medication and mode of
living.
Two familiar popular misap
prehensions deserve special
mention here. The first Is that
a person with high blood pres
sure should eat little or no meat,
particularly red meat. There Is
no scientific foundation for this
notion and in many instances
the individual's health suffers
from the malnutrition that In
evitably develops from long-
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JAP REVENGE
Washington. Feb. 28 (U.PJ
Japan's answer to Gen. Douglas
MacArthur's Philippines vic
tories has been to torture and
slaughter Filipinos on by-passed
islands, Pedro Lopez said today.
.S.pfls-fCt
and Its Care
Bs - arly HUls. Call.
PIESIA
continued exclusion or restric
tion of meat In the diet. People
who harbor aualnt notions about
meat eating should know how
exclusive meat diet for a full
year affected the blood pres
sure of the Arctic explorers.
btefansson and Andersen. Stel
ed at 105 systolic, 70 diastolic,
inrougnout the year. Ander
son's was 140 systolic, 80 diasto
lic at me Beginning or tne year,
120 systolic, 80 diastolic on com
pletion of the year of exclusive
meat diet.
The other common mlsannre-
nension is mat one wnn mgn
blood pressure should take
saline cathartics frequently,
This is based upon the notion
that the oatient's blood 1. "too
thick" or that the patient has
'tort mnh hlnnrf". f hi truth
. . ... -
is that one with high blood pres
sure generally has only the nor
mal amount or thickness of
MnnI nlthmiati aimh a nn.inn
l, .....VUB.. aUV..
I ltlralv tn ha nnemlr ap la
person with normal blood pres
sure or one wiui low ojooq pres
sure
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Seattle, Feb. 28 To cheek
. 0"'em, ore., in
Ul!.?.ta ,he..,1" of . wrles
w..T.8. omP"anc urveys in
In- IT , a"8' an0 H0"" Divi
f, 3 V'S; DePartment of Labor
siiwooa strumpf, Port
-ujjci visur, will beffln n
week's Investigation It was .n
toaay by William A
Babcock. Jr.. iian.i .i.
of the fjVfh.;f;.."7-?"",UBy
glonal War Labor Board, the
government ,, i .
- ... -n-'j i-iinrge OI
setting pay for 3,000,000 wage-
j at , WMnu8n, Oregon
sj niasna. , .
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cnecKea," Babcock said, "to see
u Waffe lnrrfnifiti ht.A
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granted without approval of the
eKiDn war Wbor Board and to
-wist employers to complj with
the BOVemmml'i n,aaa -aUltl..
-.-.a u Q u anuuiH-
uii reguiaiions.
Man Bpanaliaa
The lnveatltfntlin n.m i.i.. j
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tanneries, restaurants, auto re
pair snops, wholesalers, bottlers
bull din (I minnlv firm. tna.
ment stores, laundries, machine
snops and sheet metal shops will
be visited in Salem, Babcock
said.
Inspections In Salem will be
ronowea by payroll checkups In
Euene and Portland n
The Salem pay Investigations
win launcn an area-by-area and
inciustry-by-lndustry canvass of
Northwest payrolls. Babcock
said, "designed to protect the
majority of natrlotlc businessman
and employes complying with
tne government's wage stt blllra
tion prmrram from the unfair
competition of a minority of law
violators who offer illegal, un
authorized i.ages to lure em
ployes from competitors."
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WA1HSCOTT 8 PHARMACY
400 E. Main
POLIO RESEARCH
MAKES HEADWAY,
REPORT STATES
National Foundation Uses
Funds to Seek Disease
Cause, Aid in Epidemics.
New York The enrimirafflna
news that "some of the mvsterv
oi iniamue paralysis Is being
dlsDelled" 1 pnntnlnul In Ih.
annual report of The National
uuuuauuu ior iniamue paraly
sis, made nuhlfn tnrinv h A.pii
O'Connor, its president.
Listing grants and appropria-
wired by the National Found
tion between Sept. 30, 1643 to
!.y.3t- i8" fr .researe .edu"
,v f. fJ"mg ox-pnyai.
I w. till-. - 1 1 1 FT I II M.HII T rm.
port covers only one eight
monms Derion becauaa nt
change in the fiscal yew. Fu
lure annual reports will cover
operations from June 1 to May
01.
Epidemic Fund
Tha nnnrt bIba .nnUI uH
Information tt-nt a ru,ntai ..n
oi z,uuu,uuu for Epidemic Aid
and Other E.. ergencies has been
established hv th tmetoo. f
may ai, lun. and that last sum
mers epidemic the second
worst outbreak of poliomelitis in
ouioreaK or poliomelitis in
thl hlatory oihe United States
upuu me newiy created
fund to the extent n 71Q nn
This expenditure, between June
a ana uci. ax, 1844, while out
side the fiscal' period covered
ay me annual report is men
tioned in it as demonstrating
.no irettsuij ior ine establish
ment of a sd.c'.sI fnnri "tn ,.u
un;orseen epidemics and other
emergencies.- The $739,860 of
National Fntinrintlnn nj. .....
- . buiiua waa
used to supplement chapter fund?
iuuoi communities hard hit by
me un ouioreaK.
Durlne the pluhf- mnntv.. ....
ered by the fiscal report, the
national Headquarters received
53.IB1.148 as its share of th-
ivti marnn nr nimaa ana.i
-4i.i LvQ L , HI!
additional $5,293.23? remaining
With the Nntlnnnl fminMI..'.
county chapters. Receipts from
otner sources, including $240
000 donstpri hv lha ,
' " UIUUUI.CI Wl
the motion picture "Forever and
"ay. increased the total in
come of the National Foundation
tor me nscal period to $5,452,
uoa,
Cause Souoht
That nnrt nt tha j i
- , ... ,,v ,jvu UL(1
Inff With WtPBrph Int. 41
. m,w luc ma
ture of the disease Is based large
ly On IinOm? maHa Hm-lni, 10AO
- - J- 1. - uu.... AO-Id
wnen tne number of cases re
ported, 12,429, exceeded all
nrevlou VAnn atvttint 101A m m j
inos " ""u
lilfll
Of the. 1944 nufhra.V k.
Dort has this tn av ' '
"Not Onlv waa haln .an .
i epmemic area, but as far
as facilities permitted the epi
demics becairi the subject of
special study. Grantees of the
National Foundation concerned
with eoldemlnlnav
posted on" the spread of the epi-
uennc. rs iniormatlon waa re.
na iniormatlon
celved from th atntae
relayed to these research work
ers. They then were able tn an
relnv - H in "
into the field with their Inln.J
stairs ana to carry out their in-
- - - BLOND " """" -a,.m. .M. j a, ''STif f
asklW. f : si HOME OR FOLKS? BAP twWti GIVEMEA
,
p- r
E?,SI iTp-L. J I TD STROLLING IM I ATTRACTS YOU LIVED THERE V?WE DIE A!iASlLV! WP'YPOVo'MTt
'ivj'j sstjp'iL iir
JT I f QSI tAtt-f ft UTlaO fWfr tat 'I tftu.atta 1.4-..&a
W. AlWf TU.C VVOA 1C ir aIA.fcl
" iitiwivui v mt an 't'n
UlT fvJOaV.lUr "AltlTV UiVuC UM- kilAftirn u.ln ... '
1 -..va.y TrTl. f'Pl' fMV
vestlgatton early tn the out
break. "Particularly were extensive
investigations conducted in Cali
fornia, Texas, Illinois and Con
necticut. Here workers were
ahla in Una In (ha pl.M nilih tha
enlrlamll Tha nillam af n-n. A
of cases was investigated. Thou
sands or specimens were col-
lef-tnrl tn lavmlanM otllh a aara-
fully pre-arranged plan. Bodily
kiiom ana oiooa specimens
their contacts. Material was col
lected from the environment In
which these persons lived.
Animals Studied
"Wild and domestic animals
and birds were studied. Particu
lar nttpntlnn waa tfltion la pn.
dents and animals with any evl-
aence oi disease. Large numbers
of these were trnnnaH ontl .pnt
to me laooratories. rood, water,
aawflfris all war. aallaataai
"The examination of all this
material calls for months of
study. The laboratory procedures
Involved are difficult and expen
sive. They cill for the use of
high speed and ultra-centrifuges,
for monkeys, and above all,
skilled and trained laboratory
workers. .
"Much has been learned from
thia enirl mir. The mathnri nt
spread of the disease is better
understood. RnmA of fha muc
tery of infantile rjaralvsis Is be
ing dispelled. But not enough
has yet been learned to set into
operation practical control meas
ures. More epidemics need be
studied; laboratory methods
must be greatly Improved be
fore the final answer can be
given.
"While this answer Is not yet
avnltnhla tha National FonnHa.
tion has given its funds to equip
ana stair great la Dora tones
where materiala nnrl nnnnrntus
have been assembled and where
keen, intelligent men and wom
en are devoting their lives to the
mastery of infantile paralysis. "
THE GRANGE
Phoenix Grange
Next reeular meeting of Pliniv
nix Granpe. Febrimrv 27 will he
nrecerip-1 by a covered dish din
ner at 7 d. m. H. E. C. commit
tee will furnish the me?t rtth.
"ther meroh"a are nved to
hrlnf a "t dish and salad or
rtp-part rllrh.
Af tha taqt Pamitaa mnatlntf
fnttf wna fff.,avi hv JBnlp. nt
the pn-n Vn'lev r"Ht cni
nonw. T.ator a rapolntton dim
re-rl nertnlntn to continuing nf
Ta piia aervtre.
Tamla WPPtt frpantaH to Proth
er P"d PWer Blrd'nll.
T.lte',.r nrnfr.Qm honororl
Gporce Wnhln"on. A mamor.
Inl (n honor 0f Floyd Bell wa
i -.
prfentea.
Strs were rlnpprf on tho pni
ice fln.ff in honor nf tho Woot-ar.
smitn's two ons and witon Pne
At the Fehmarv 27 meetln
the Covered Hlah dlnnpp and
lecture hour are to celebrate the
lourreentn nirthrtnv ann vsrssrv
of Phoenix grange.
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Wjv rjffiVM SQUIBMING. HE9 POSmvaVr CHRISTY? II rt?N VOUr PLEASE WITH CHRISTY....
HIV y INSANE with JEAlOUSy, FTI JUST KJ T 1 (SV and sheS "SimplY
CHINESE ADVANCE
CALCUTTA, Feb. 28 flJ.FD
Chinese 50th division troops
crossed the Nam-Tu river to
seize the rail station town of
Mantu, 25 miles northwest of the
key Burma road city of Lashio,
h was announced today.
r.P. MANAGERS
Paris, Feb. 28 (U.PJ Appoint
ments of Clifford L. Day as
European manager and Boyd
Lewis as European news mana
Chalker's Motel & Lodge
OFFICERS' CLUB
Dine-Dance Refreshment
Chicken and Steak Dinners
Most Umuu Place in Be Ore,
CLOSED MONDAYS
Tbnrsdavt Private ParUes Only
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ger of the United Press were an
nounced here today by Virgil L
Pinktey, U. P. vice president and
general European manager.
Closing time lor ciaaatned Ads
am Too Lata to Classlty ujo
Orchestra Every Night
TAKE IT EASY
LODGE
DINE and DANCE
EVERY NIGHT EXCEPT
FRIDAY
Chicken, Steaks, and - Spanish
Dlnnerat
M MUe up Savsia Creak '
do you
fiwjiueMi 1 ui mgra
than a Million Men for three yean after the
war in street and hi-way construction.
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