Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, March 19, 1945, Image 5

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Newspaper Page TextJ K - ml Fit SIX MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE Your Health and Its Care Br OR WII 1.1AM BHADY M. 0. Readers should address Inquiries toi Dr. William Brady 265 Gl Camino Beverly Hills CalU. WHAT GOES WITH ALL This talk is for boys and girls with oily skin, blackheads and pimples acne, as we doctors call It, dui do.i't let our penchant (or Greek or Latin medical terms worry you and don't let my studied use of t h e French term mislead y o u 1 Just thumbed through my frazzled Webs- Or Brady . ter both. of which are always right at my elbow to find a synonym for fondness and so I stumbled upon penchant (pronounced pan-shan. both a's as in arm). As I explained in an earlier talk about pimples, this condi tion excessive oilness of skin, blackheads and pimples is vir tually physiological or normal in the 'teens, being the manifesta tion of the fast development of the hair-follicles and sebaceous glands (glands secreting sebum, kin oil) that occurs in adoles 'ence. I admit this may not ac count for the fact that a minor ity of boys and girls of teen age may nave little or no acne al though they are growing and de veloping as rapidly as the ma jority But, this is my story and I'm stuck with it it Is not my invention,' though, for you will find the idea in numerous au thoritative works on' derma tology. ; , ,. 1 The point I want boya and girls' to understand clearly is that a reasonable amount of blackheads and pimples is nor mal and no one but a quack or an ignoramus claims or Implies that such adolescent acne has any significance concerning pur ity, of the blood or of the morals. . I said the other day hat al though numerous physicians and authors of, textbooks on diseases of the skin mention chocolate mong the many causes or con tributing causes of acne (exces sive oiliness of skin, blackheads and Dimples), it Is not the choco late itself, in my opinion,- but rather the excessive consump tion of refined sugar and refined white flour, in the various Items flavored or coated with choco late, that should be held respon sible for acne In many cases And again. It Is not that refined white sugar and refined white flour and the highly nourishing (high caloric) breadstuffs, cakes, pastries, confections, fountain beverages. Ice cream and the like made largely of refined white sugar or syrup and refined white flour, are harmful. They are perfectly good fuel food, of course. But rather it Is the fact that these delectable, cheap, plentiful, always available and always so easy to eat or drink even when you are not at all hungry carbohydrates quickly satisfy the body's energy re quirement so that there is little appetite left for the foods that contain' minerals and vitamins which are essential for good metabolism, vlte, health, vigor, functional efficiency. Well, there It Is,. In the next talk on this subject I'll have more to say about pap, pop and pimples. lief At Last For Your Cough Oreomulsion relieves promptly be cause It goes right to the seat of thi trouble to help loosen and expe Eerm laden phlegm, and aid naturx J soothe and heal raw, tender, in rlamed bronchial mucous mem oranea. Tell your druggist to sell you 1 bottle of Croomulslon with the un Jerstandlng you must like the way 1 quickly allays the cough or you, arc jo have your money back. CREOMULSION lor Coughs. Chest Colds, Bronchltir T hi J 1 1 Glenroore Distilleries Co JncorpomttJ, Louisville, Kentucky Monday. March 18, 1945 THAT CHOCOLATE QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS Protruding Ears (rum in hwu -1 j -- a cap of lome kind worn constantly .--, i (...... ntt,hlu WnnM to Keep ine ear iiauvucu .Batw. -head correct It? (Mri. R. R.I Answer It irlWht In child few months old, hardly In a child over a year old. Plaatic operation necessary to correct outstanding ears in a child over ib monira ui ugv. ;- any plastic surgery Is done the better the result I likely to be. no raraiiui 1 was porn win, n it nose, wouia uo reshaped by a plastic surgeon who uses paruumr . -;"- , M1HS C. M.) Answer rro. uijcvuwii II-dangerous and generally unsatisfac tory ana " ,,h" OUl OX Snape, yuuiv .in ...... That la not plastic surgery, but quack ery. If you have anything done, have real surgery. Vou are so anonymous advice Don't be silly. No reason why kn.itataa in hava a nose OHO Hiumu "u corrected by urgery. A IIIIB IU sang ev f - I expect to live for several months year or iwu - - - - - ------ a bathing suit. (Mra. G. B. A.) Answer Mention age. height and weight. 11 I think you should, reduce 1 u senu you h -. Lose Weight." Buf perhaps you need only ndopt a regimen to take up slack, eena sea cams iu velope bearing your address, tor book let "Tnc 7 n.eys 10 viic. , ... - . (Copyright, luio. oy juhii. On the Radio Chain s r a r i o n 1 1 Chain alllllatlnn and where they are un the dial. KAI.e tCUS), 1330, Purtland. KK.X (NBC-llllie) 1 1 00. Purtland KUA (NBC-Ulue and MUSI, IJIO Spokane, KGO (NBt'-Ulue). 810 San rranclsco. HOW (NBC-Hedl 620. Purtland: KJR (NBC-Bluel 10(10 Seallle. KNX (CBS), 1070 l.ol Angeles, KOA IMBC-ltedl. 850 Denver, KOIN (UBS), 910, Port land. KOMI) (NHI.'-ltrdl 930 Seat tle. KPO (NBC Red), 680, San Francisco, KSL (CBS). 1100. Ball Lake City , Tims Shown Is PWT. Monday 8:00 p. m. OK for Release, NBC: Terry and Pirates, BN; News, MBS. 5:19 p. m. Dick' Tracy, BN: Super man, MBS: Betty and Bob. NBC 0:30 p m. Voice of Firestone. NBC; Harry Flannery, News, CBS: Jack Armstrong, BN: Tom Mix, MBS. 0:45 p m. News, CBS, Captain Midnight, BN: NlRht News Wire, MBS 6:00 p. m. Hongy Carmlchael. NBC: Uux Theater, CBS; Jerry Wayne Show. BN: Gabriel Heattcr, MBS. 6:30 p. m. Informillon Please NBC: Spotlight Bands, BN. 7:00 p, m, Screen Guild Players. CBS; Anita Ellis MBS; Guy Lombardo Orch., BN: Contented Hour. NBC, 7:15 p' m. Lowell Thomas, MBS. 7:30 p m. Dr. I ).. NBC; Thanks m the Yanks, CBS; Lone Ranger. MBS. R-nn n m Runner Club. NBC: Jack Klrkwood, CBS: Ted Milone. BN. 8:15 p. m Hedda Hopper, CBS. Lum and Abner..BN; Fleetwood Law ton. NBC. 6:30 p. 'tn Cavalcade of America NBC; Michael Shane, MBS; Hawthorne House. BN; Burns and Allen, CBS. 0:00 p. m Blind Date, BN: News. Glenn Hnrdy. MBS; The Whistler CBS: Telephone Hour. NBC. u:3U p. m. vox rop, una; noan Wenster Says, NBC; News. 10:00 n m. News, NBC; Fulton Lewis, MBS; Carlson and the News BN, 10:18 p. m Sherlock Holmes, MBS; On Our Bandstand, NBC. 10:30 p m. Sweetheart SwlngUme. NBC: Flnneman's Nlte Club, BN, 11:00 p. m News, BN, Tuesday ' 8:00 p. m. Terrv and Pirates. BN, OK fir Release. NBC; Newa, MBS. 8:15 p m Dick Tracy, BN: Super nun. MBS; Bettv and Bob, NBC. 8 30 p. m. Dnte with Judv, NBC: Jack Armstrong. BN; Harry Flannery. Newa, CBS; Adventures of Tom Mix. MBS, 5:45 p. irl Capt. Midnight, BN: NUht Newa Wire. MBS: News, CBS 8:00 p. m. Mystery Theater. NBC' Gnhrlel Header, MBS; Inner Sanctum CBS: News, BN 6:18 p. m Jimmy ridler, MBS; Sup. per Music, BN. 6:30 p. m. Flhbe' McGee and Mollv. NBC: SpotH'ht Bands, BN; American Forum, MBS. 7:00 p m. Bob Hope, NBCl Trans At'nntlc CJuli, BN 7:18 p. m Lowell Thomas, MBS 7:30 p. m. Hlldeqarde, NBC: Red Rider. MBS; One Man's Fnrnllv. BN 6:00 p m Supper Tluh. NBC: Jack Klrkwood snow, ua; lea muionu. BN, 8:15 p m. Fleetwood Lewtnn. NBC: Mi'Slc, CBS; Lum and Abner, BN 6:30 p. m. Johnny Presents, NBC. Theater of Romance. CBS: Allan Young Show, BN: Rov Rogers, MBS. 0:00 p. m. Everything tor Bova. NBC; fll Town, CBS; Glen Hardy Newa, MBS. 9:1.1 p m Re Miller. MBS. 0:30 p. m Murder Will Out. BN: Mysterious Traveler, MBS. 10:00 p, m News, NBC; Carlson and News, BN: Fulton Lewis, MBS 10:16 p. m On Our Bandstand. NBC: Sports Program, BN. 10:30 p. m Edwin C. Hill, CBS: Fenneman's Nlte Clnh, BN; Sweet heart Swing Time, NBC. 11:00 p. m Talks, CBS; Orchestra, NBC; News, BN. ' FIRST WINTER ASHORE Provlncetown, Mass., (U.R) Cap'n Joseph Macara is spend tng the winter ashore for the first time in 80 years. He has been a Cape Cod fisherman from boyhood. OLD IIOMPSOIff BRAND B Was Tbhktj 86.9 Proof 6S Grain Nttlml Spirits WAR VICTIMS BY GIFT OF PENNIES The pennies contributed each year to the Juliette Low world friendship fund by the Girl Scouts during Girl Scout birth day week, March 12 to 19, have been put to excellent use accord ing to Mrs. Scott Davis, commis sioner of the Girl Scout council in Medford. Mrs. Low is found er of the movement. "Since 1939, when a grant of $804 was made to the Chinese Girl Scout organization for re lief work among tht first youth ful war sufferers, a total of $59,720 has been allocated to relief of children In the far corners of this war-torn world," she states. "This money has made possible the sending of warm clothing to bombed out British children, canned and powdered milk and eggs to a school for children In a recap tured Russian town, school equipment for, a school set up by an elderly Greek schoolmas ter for Greek children tempor arily in Egypt, material for uni forms and shoes for French Girl Guides In North Africa, rice for 8,000 families of Chinese sol diers. "This year's grant looks to ward rehabilitation. One award of $4,000 is to go to reestablish Girl Guides in Holland, Belgium and Luxembourg, $2,500 will provide a basic Scout handbook for the use of Polish Girl Scouts now in camps in Africa, New Zealand, India and Mexico, a sum went to provide equipment for six Girl Scout executives who have been loaned to UNRA and who are helping to rehabili tate the children of Greece and ZERO CLUB Our of bounds, civilians only Oellclous chicken and steak dinners. 7:00 p m., to 3:00 a m . except Sunday. Phone day time 5300; night 9101 ATTENTION! OLDSMOB I LE OWNERS We. now have service personnel competent to complete your repair needs without delay. We also carry a com plete stock of parts for all models Phone 2884 for appointment or see Mr. Darland, Service Manager. Edgerton Motor Co. I 132 South Riv.rs.do fg&?r RK MM . ' if M ' 1 ft . GREEN flfi TlaV.. "iiKiii ' BUZ SAWYER Fll 175 ivRi II n r5 I whj., herbs our I I I t& (jm verv bk is rr? iiulog vdu mr. sawyer, II Inl (L" II LI lO) CI ' JJMZE3&F!ri new home, sweeneW -a, nf7nfil then take vou to vour IR' SLABS' mm lf-17Bs 16 INCH LENGTHS 0 1V I 0 2ifHM M P m m V 15 f 300 CU. FT. LOAD Jf fTBU Bj 18 f ' . f I DIAL 2123 DIAL 2123 hJ, I r"w fh d M $m M I Timber ProdwI Company ILElMiM. bn n ymijMv IMsosoaa V5jrfcP " j I uUabneh ' I I I v ,f vamFlED YOUR. V IT 13 NOW V VHUFFO' DOES YO' YOU PUU.E1D IT O WRITTEN TAT ( THERtFORE --RHERE Ib NO ' V rwM O rajS A KlDNI&HT 3 )V KEEP A-CALUN' ME ME CUT OF HE WHO TOUtHEb THE LON&EfV ANY REASON FOR ' 'VEVEKr IMO)5DOOMEO1 'OWMtO ONE'?- THE RIVERA SUBLIME , UNTOUCHELE SUCH A UKKY ONE TO r 'yX.. W rZ,rrCToriE ) AHHAINT jo doom- from THAT SKIN OF THE INEFFABLE 1 JVE.- THE PRICE OF . gg HIE NEBBS m SiPEP AT THE lECfiirse ON WOMAN M THE K6TV(AR WCrUD.'1 J'S 1 tjtTft 5?jt2S VNl TlT V Ot JC LbS I -rCC5T AV KU5E TriE SPEAKER, HW1M6 NO 1iMEPlCE C(J HER, Jaf 7 W J' S fV I Na- Ej!VVWi I V JT ILfcslV I itZ'J HD SKtD FRED 10 NOTIFY HE? WhEH her AUOTItO TIME. WAS TJfT V 1 f-i TV-- - J i I I lV iiTV sV OLI -i' tf Yugoslavia now m camps In the Near East and $3,000 will pur chase clothing and materials for British Guides in their relief work among children,. "In the western hemisphere the Girl Scout organization has offered scholarship for Scout training and 50 young women from 24 different countries have taken advantage of this offer." Johnson To Head . Grants Pass Elks Grants Pass, March 19 Har old Johnson was chosen exalted ruler of Grants Pass lodge B. P. O. E, No, 1584 at the annual election Thursday night. He sue ceeds Leo Sauer. ' Other officers selected are Fred Langley, leading knight; John Petry, . loyal 'knight; F. G. Prescott, lecturing knight; G. W. McCormlck, secretary; W. E. Newcombe, treasurer; T. L. Donaldson, tiler; Leo Sauer, al ternate to the national conven tion. Don Hedgepeth was elected trustee to succeed J. R. Calvert. CHURCH TO PRESENT ENTERTAINER FRIDAY Galen Miller Harvey, humor ist, entertainer, composer, and the "Dr. Happiness," of radio fame, will be presented at the Howard school Friday, March 23, at 8 p. m., under auspices of the Friends Church. He has many years of experi ence as an entertainer on the radio. In more recent years he REALLY S-0-O-T-H-IHG baui thty'r rtally mdlatd COUGH LOZENGES Soothe your throat all the way down far below the gargle line. Each F & F Lozenge gives your throat a 15 minute soothing, com forting treatment. Used by millions for coughs, throat irritations or hoarseness resulting from colds or smoKing. vmy luc box. has specialized In programs for high schools, colleges, churches and civic clubs. There will be no admission, but a silver offering will-be re ceived for the church building fund. TO VISIT RUSSIA London, March 19 (U.R) Mrs Winston Churchill, wife of the prime minister, revealed today that she had accepted an Invita tion to visit Russia. She said she would "be off to Moscow CHALKER'S Morel & Lodge WILL BE CLOSED from Mon. March 12 to Wed, March 21 For future reserva tions call Gold Hill 474. STRANGE AS IT SEEMS By ERNEST Ha OCWA W$ - -M 6 P W IrfTEAlYM or SOUTH I trssorrf!DroKXMt kM ili I Sk- hit foecs arMux& m BOM8 rZMhilrB ' " ' Mm TMC4STtOFSiVtM I -W '... VJr isR,:-i-w. I ml DC lUOA, CHrDEFJS (ij Sj' X JT VjWs. 1 ,1 U crya&i cectz, jv rue ltfui; iT j ,,jf rsJH P. BARNEY GOOGLE and SNUFFY SMITH RUNWN' OUEQ T00b6vnN OF GW TO 2- l. 0" CORN SOUEEZIN'S ' I VW(F THeW V. C0(VE OWtR fEH PftVU'S "Z: - --""Jv sT N Wt- ffl I 0LONUIE ' " - : " I : llltVES,ANDTS.lrVEGOTTDBECAREFUL',p II . , (GOOD MORNING,)f 1 1 W S DAGNWOOP l"11'"' " -v J wIDEP.FUL ITS TIME FOR CWGWOOD MR BEASLEY - r, ' V? aCKPr-l ' ' nOVOUKNOWVNOTTOHAVE TO COME OUT OF rr , - r' : ' 'W,Ili vou upaT P to rusm in that door Likerf)) P ' - ' g7A 1- - LF-HOUR rfTWE MORNING A CANNONBALlKI f Mil rVj . . -j , .. : . H' - .. very shortly, perhaps within a few days. More than 25,030,000 board feet of lumber .are shipped over seas through the Naval Supply Depot in Seattle each month. Orchestra Every Night , TAKE IT EASY LODGE DINE and DANCE EVERY NIGHT EXCEPT FRIDAY Chicken, Steaks, an u Ipanlsta Dinners! tt Mils op Savags Crash M tCrf PHOTO reoCCfS. HrHA SIASH . XFasi& or aye MucMrruarjisRXWO. cam pnowaeapu me UArUfS eaMS man m PAuuarxxJt twai DO YOU 7& ick and wounded? Lets all do our share now. ROGUE RIVER Crossword Puzzle ACftOBS I Walts 8 Cleaner . II Eacapers U Blood defldtnei 14 Cold iber.l 15 clutch of ens IS Federal agency . Id Tenneues lT-fili IS Thrasher KJ-Flsh trap 12-Eighl (comb form) n Money to how food faith pL) . I1 U 13 H . I la II IB 19 1 10 . II - il 19 14 ID 21 ix 7ir " H I " 111 yT : it 77 HI hT" Hi HI 49 to 51 II Si S3 "" DWr. M tullrt raalar faasUtal. 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