Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, March 29, 1945, Image 8

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Newspaper Page Text" EIGHT MEDFORD MAIL TRIBTJHB Thursday. March 81. IMS Your Health and It's Care By DR. WILLIAM BRADY. M.D. Readers fbould address Inquiries toi Dr. William Brady. 265 El Camino. 8Trly Hllli. Calif. GIVE US A MENU . Ever half baked expert who manages to break Into print teems to derive satisfaction from m telling the be ll wildered pub- lie that It is foolish to take v i t a m I ns in any form un less your phy 1 e 1 a n pre s e r i b e a the specific vita mina and the specific 'doses' your cat re qulres. The self constitut Dr. Brady ' ed expert explains that if one . follows a fairly well balanced diet one will get all the vitamins ' one needs from foods -especial-- to frnm the protective foods. milk, eggs, cheese, fresh veget ables, greens, iresri iruiis, nuts and peanuts, beef, fresh pork mnA ham It sounds fine. But no matter what eminent specialist said It first, It is, after all, the cheapest grade of baloney. I lose no opportunity to sug gest or urge the daily 'consump- tnn nt nrntertivA foods, nartlcu larly milk, cheese, greens or salad vegetables. 1 believe a greatly increased per : capita consumption of these corrective protective foods would be a boon to the health of the country. - At the same time I know nd I'll back this with $100 If any one cares to take Issue with me the Red Cross to take all that It is practically impossible for an ordinary person to con sume the necessary quantities of the protective foods to supply what recognized nutrition au thorities consider the minimum daily ratlorrof vitamins for ade quate nutrition. ' ". ' This Is not Just my notion My assurance comes from a rec ognized authority, Prof. Norman Jolllffe, who estimated that In order to set even the amount of vitamin Bl, (930 International units) that has been lost during the past century as a result of refinement in milling of wheat one would have to consume a dally combination of 625 Gm of fruit, 600 Gm. of potatoes, 880 Our Men and Nation's UNDER NAZI FIRE ON ITALIAN FRONT : Sgt. Clyde D. Caffey of 415 Edwards street, Sgt. James W. Devon of 619 W. 2nd street, Cpl. William J. LaComb, son bt Mrs. Josephine LaBrun, 715 W. 13th street, Cpl. Paul J. Merfeld of 1109 W. Maine street, Cpl. Ralph W. VanDeMark of 1135 Court street,- all of Medi'ord, are members of the 316th Engineer Combat Battalion, which has been running into direct Ger man resistance as It carves out a route of advance for 5th army troops fighting toward Italy's Po Valley. , ; Jerry machlnegun fire was turned on the engineers as they filled a huge crater recently on a highway leading into Bologna, to enable tanks to advance. The men of the 316th finished the Job and fought their way out. They spent a night building road In advance of Infantry outposts near Futa I ass to en able doughboys to keep supplied with food and ammunition. The enemy concentrated artillery and mortar fire on them in a vain attempt to disciurage this work. SGT. JOHN BEIGHLER Wlin the Fifth Army, Italy Sgt John C. Belghler. whose wife resides at Gold Hill Is a member of the -347th Field Ar tillery Battallpn, which recently helped In the capture of heovily fortified Llvergnano on the 5th army front, a keystone In Ger many's defense of the Po Valley In Italy. SGT. JOE DUBUQUE CPL. IRA KARDORF SSgt. Joe F. Dubuque, whose wife lives at 406 N. Beatty ' YICK SO CHINESE HERB CO. TW .. - - - . . SttMl Removed to Sparta Bid. J. H. LEONO, Herbalist Phone 5817 OR PIPE DOWN Gm. of other vegetables and 1,- 260 cc. of milk. (Approximately 454 Gm. to a pound, 473 cc. to a pint). If you try to get all the vitamins you need from your well balanced diet some day, let me know when you get out of the hospital. - Another thing. The half-baked debunkers are fond of saying that our great grandparents got along pretty well without any knowledge of vitamins, and that is not far wrong our great grandparents got that dally 650 units of vitamin Bl, from the whole wheat and the old-fash ioned molasses and crude unre fined brown sugar they ate in their day there was no refined white flour, no refined white sugar, no refinery "molasses . If the self-contituted experts and the bright young "science editors" of Tom, Dick and Har ry's magazines are not Just kid ding about the "vitamin craze'' surely It should be easy for them to give us the menu for a day's meals which will supply all the vitamins one needs. I re peat, for such knowledge I'll contribute as stipulated to the Red Cross or other philanthropy my teacher indicates. , . QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS Old 1. B. Always Wlm ' My husband Is good and kind, but he hai grown io stubborn he never uted to drink at all, now he says he haa to have It. and every few weeka goes on a spree. He Insists It doesn't hurt any one and says It Is my fault I dont go and drink with him. (Mrs. L. M- Answer I'm sorry, ma'am, but that la the same old line drinkers have taken from the year 1. Old John Bar leycorn alwaya wlna the bout, but each new contender takes Just that line In the earlier rounds. Send' 10 cents and stamped envelope bearing your address, for booklet "Dipso mania." ' The Pass-Budgets Son, 3 Si years old, very fond of milk and cries for It If we will not let him have It BEFORE his men, of course, you know that If he drinks milk then he is too full to eat. (Capt. S. F ) ' Answer Of course, I know nothing of the kind. Find some other subject to fuss about at table and let the ohlld have hla milk as and when he Ukes It ' Asthma I have chronic asthma and bron chial trouble. Tests showed I am al largio to house dust and pollens. Answer If the "Asthma" 'fs more or less Incessant the diagnosis seems questionable. Send stamped envelope bearlns your address, for pamphlet on Asthma Inclose 10 cents if you wish also a pamphlet on "Relief for AU (Copyright, 1948, by John r. Dllle Co. I Women in the Service street, and Cpl. Ira R. Kasdorf, wire corporal, son of Mrs. Mary Kasdorf, 525 S. Central avenue, are members of the 346 Field Artillery Battalion, which fired 1200 rounds into German de fenses recently as 5th army doughboys took Monghldoro, 25 miles south of Bologna, on the Italian front SGT. ORVILLE CASTER With the Fifth Army, Italy MSgt. Orvllle O. Caster, whose wife resides at 326 Portland avenue, SSgt Owen P. Wood, Ashland, and Pfc. Embrey C. Townzen, whose wife resides at 170 Mountain avenue. Ashland, are members of the 348 Field Artillery battalion, which has taken an Impressive toll of Ger man armor in Its 157 days in combat on the 5th army front in Italy. CPL. JOHN KIRBY Fifth Air Force, Philippine Islands Cpl. John W. Kirby, Jr., of 145 N. Ivy street, Med- icrd, was a member of the first wave of Brig: Gen. J. V. Crabb's 5th bomber command to arrive In the Philippines October 22, two days following the Initial in vasion assault. He is the son of Mrs. J. W. Kirby. PFC. RUSSELL HERBERT At a Twelfth Air Force C-47 Base in Italv Privntn Wo Pi.. sell L. Herbert, son of Mr. and mrs. w. M, Herbert, 393 East Main ' street, Ashland, Oregon, has received hi fourth stripe after completing more man two years overseas duty with a veteran troop carrier group of the 12th air force. SGT. GEORGE FREDENBURO sergeant George J. Freden burg. Gold Hill, Is entrusted with the assignment of assist ant engineer in the nerxnnnl crew of the commanding gen eral oi me "Mghtln' 13th" AAF As such, he helps to keep In per fect flylnS trim thn fmiis englned plane which transports general and other high priority leaders to and from the ISth's scattered bases in the southwest Pacific. Sergeant REMEDIES FOR STOMACH ULCERS Heart Rheumatism, Asthma. Catarrh. Piles. Prostate Gland. Ecsema and all dis orders of Llvsr, Kidney Trouble and other complaints disappear after using. CHINESE HERBS Fredenburg, son of Mr. and Mrs. John L. Fredenburg of Gold Hill, entered the AAF In Decem ber, 1941, has been overseas since April, 1941, and has logged 200 hours in the combat zone. LT. ROYAL COOLEY Service as both bombardier and navigator on B-17's in the Hell's Angels group, Second Lt. Royal D. Cooley, son of Mr. and Mrs. R. M. Cooley, 648 Palm street, has completed 35 flights over Germany. He was attend ing Oregon State college at Cor vallls prior to beginning cadet training. He has been serving with the 8th air force which has been bombing Germany and has been processed at the war depart ment personnel reception center at Fort Lewis, Wash., prior to being given a leave to visit bis home here. MARSHALL K. WILLIAMS With the 36th 'Texas" Divi sion of the Seventh Army, France Marshall K. Williams has been promoted from private to technician fifth grade, while serving with the 36th division of the American 7th army in France. He is the son of Mr. Charles J. Williams, Rt. No. 1, Box 550, C, Medford, Oregon. SGT. RICHARD BARNES With the Fifth Army, Italy Staff Sergeant Merle K. Hamp ton of Carlinville, 111., pulled his topkick. First Sergeant Richard L. Barnes of Ashland, Ore., from the icy waters of a swollen stream on the 5th army front in northern Italy recently Hampton, a mess sergeant, and Barnes serve in Company K, 363rd Infantry Regiment of the 91st "Powder. River" divi sion. - Sgt. Barnes fell into the rivet when he stepped - on a loose stone while crossing the stream. A rope which had been fastened around Sgt. Barnes with the other end being held by Sgt. Hampton was used In the res cue. CPL. ROBERT BROWN Cpl. Robert Brown, son of Mr. and Mrs. Joe L. Brown, 315 Ashland avenue, recently wrote his parents from Italy stating he is now driving a jeep to the front lines. He has been over sets since January 1, having left from a camp in Texas. Cpl. crown attended Medford high school and left here with the na tional guard unit in 1941. . ' DWARF ELK NUISANCE IN INYO CO. IS CLAIM Sacramento. March 29 (UP.) A bill to authorize the fish and game commission to destroy Tule elk in Inyo county was passed by the senate todav. Sen. Charles Brown (D., Sho shone) said the so-called "dwarf' elk is causing thousands of dol lars of damaee annuallv tn no. tato, alfalfa and other crops. The herd has Increased to 500 einen 100 of the animals were moved from Kern county to tha Invo area 10 years ago, Brown said. TOUHY TRIES AGAIN Chicago. March 2Q (II A 62-paee petition for n writ nf habeas corpus was on file In fed erai court today, marking Roger "The Terrible" Touhy's third legal attempt to get out of pris on. Touhy, who led a prison break from the Statevllle peni tentiary October 9, 1942, charg ed that he Was Wrnnfrfnllu fnn. vlcted of the kidnapping of John jane me Barber" Factor. ZERO CLUB Out of bounds, civilians only Delicious chicken and steak dinners. 7:00 p. m. to 3:00 a. m. except Sunday... Phone day time 5,3.00; night 9101. SUBURBAN HEIGHTS 'rr C (JrJ jvftl y- res NEBBS TV r fL- J II I. ( "TUIS I MOW CAM WE YOU'LL HAVE H"HJ:SQ"'viltyfM; I I ilietVAHi uLUA I l II ik3 J I """VM it I 'l NEVTO KILLED A iiVnv , S55 TS74 rJ J TO GST ME UP CXTEDeAD.Vi7 DO YOU MIND SONS ytfnSAlMOST T; I I 1, ,- I1 MAN tSEFORE rM ) V ZK"- fSPHLV SO EARLY.WWAT WE CAMT M IN &Y YCURSELFpM PLEASURE n;tp vmtt Bit w to bridgi? gwe w 1M riUWERS WIPE OVE WHEN AFltR TrtKlKe. cr 1f VtRV fiRST PEAL, TPftt H Wf BUtf PfftlT tnE TWCC HMD OF V3 StPB. HE PiSCOVEREP THAT rf COKtAjSED f0 ACES VS A OWL Of (JIKE BKA05E K OUTRfll WD BED, CKWM WCKi W A 6AMC On the Radio Chain STATIONS I Cham alflliatloa anil wbare Kief axe on the dial; KALS (CBS). Portland. KKX (NUL'-Blue) lite, Portland KG (MBC-Hlue and MBS), lilt. Spokane. (GO (NBU-Blue). SIS San f-ranclsco; KGW (NBC-Bed) S20, Portland; RJB (NBC-Blue) 1000 Senile. KNX (CBS), 107 Los Ansslei, KOA (NBC-Bed), Denver, KOIN (CBS), 070, Port land. KOMO (NBC-Red) 950 Seal, tie KPO (NBC Red), (80. San rranclsco. KSL (CBS). I ISO, Sail Lake City Time Shosro Is PWT. - - Thursday 8:00 p. nt Sam Haves and the News. MBS: OK ' (or Release, NBC: Terry and the Pirates, 'BN. D:19 p m. Dick Tracy, BN: Super man. MBS: Betty and Bob. NBC. 5:30 n m. -Jack Armstrong. BNr Harry Flannery. News, CBS: Tom Ulx MBS: News. NBC 8:49 D m Caouln Mldnilht. BN: Elmer Peterson, . NBCi Nlsht Newa wire, Hjia; newa, toa. 6:00 p m Music Hall, NBC; Major Down. t-oa; usonei neaiier, aataa: News, BN 6:15 p ni. Supper Muale, BN. 6:30 p m Bob Burns. NBC; 8 pot light Bands. BN: Corliss Archer. CBS: Treasure Hour of Song, MBS q.M - . u v. . . NBC: Fred Waring C-rcb.. BN; first 7:15 ? m. Lowell Thomas. MBS. 7:30 o m. March of Time. BN; Red Rvder. MBS; Rudy vauee, NBC: Here's to Romance CBS. 8:00 p m. Supper Club, NBC; Jack Kirkwood Show. CBS; Bulldog Drum mond. MBS; Earl Godwin. BN 8:15 p m. Fleetwood Lawton, NBC. Urn and Abner, BN; Muslo That 8at Is.'les. CBS 8:30 n. m Frank Moreen. NBC: Death Valley Sheriff. CBS; America's Town Meeting of tne Air. bN 9:00 p m - News. MBS: Dtnah Shore, NBC; Ellery Queen.' CBS: tmerlce'a Town Meeting of the Air N 915 p m Rex Miller, MBS. 0:30 p m - The Saint. NBC. Acad emy Awarda, BN 10:00 p m Newa Reporter, NBC: News. BN Fulton Lewis. MBS 10:15 p m Sport Program. BN: San Francisco Show NBC 10:30 p m Fenneman's Nlte Club. UN. Sweetheart SwInRtime. NBC. 11:00 p m. News. BN... Friday 5:00 p nv Terry and Pirates, BN; OK for Release, NBC; Sam Hayes. News' MBS J:1S n m. Dick Tracv. BN: SuoeT. man. MBS: Betty and Bob, NBC. 5:30 p m jack Armstrong, an: Harry W Flannery, News, CBS; Tom Mix. MBS n-45 o m'.-iKlmer Peterson. Com mentator. NBC. Cant. Midnight. BN: Nleht News Wire. MBS; News, CBS 6:00 n m. Walts Time, nbc; us. brlel Heatter. MBS 6:15 p m News. BN n-an n m Ppnul Are Funnv. NBC: Those Wehsters. CBS; Double or Nothing MBS. sootlignt uanos. on 7:00 p nv Amos and Andy. NBC: Sr.mmv Rave's Varieties, BN: Durante and Moore; CBS 7:15 p m liweil Tnomaa. wiea 7. n m stage Door Canteen CBS: i. one Ranaer MBS Bill Stern NRC. Address by Sen. Tom Connally, BN. 8:00 p m. FtRnts. Mm: jam rvirn. wood Hhow. CBS; Supper Club. NBC R-lK n m Fleetwood Lawton. NBC: Tonishl in Hollywood. CBS 6-30 p m uuliy s lavem. nm.; It Pava to Be Ignorant. CBS: Stare of the Future. BN 9:00 p m Furlough Fun. NBC: Tom Breneman. BN; Newa, MBS Aldrlch Familv. CBS 9:30 o.m Adventures of Thin Man CBS: Vews. BN 10:00 n m Fulton Lewis. Jr.. MBS 10:30 p m. Orchestra. NBC; Or. chetrn CBS 11:00 p nv Orch., NBC; Man Named Jordan. CBS . ftTTTTJTIIPT.P.Ta OtE WocVilnoInn Mnrph 29 ll.R) The last ot a set oi quintuplets born to a Negro mother here last night died early .today. Mrs. fi7!ffiT.'.f-f He'd fought World War I from France to Siberia oo he was not going to sit out this war... TONIGHT 8:00 KMED Southern Pacific's 'MAIN LINE ICE SKATE TO-NITE nd Every Nit Except Monday 7:45 to 10:15 SAT. & SUN. MATINEE Medford Ice Arena 619 S Grape Phone 45 11 BT GLUT AS WILLIAMS Ada Turner, 38, was the mother of the five girls. The father, Har old Turner, 36, is a clerk at the U. S. Bureau of Standards here The couple has six other chil dren, Including four-year-old twins. . Soldier Drives Bus On Furlough Home Houston, Tex. (U.R) Staff Sgt. James W. Johnson's bus man's holidty. Is over. -The sergeant had a 16-day Chalker'a Motel & Lodge Dine-Dance-Refreshmenrs Chicken and Steak Dinners Most Unique Place tn So. Ore. CLOSED MONDAYS Thursdays Private ParUes Only, ror reserveaUona Ph. Gold B1U 474 STRANGE AS IT SEEMS By ERNEST MIX Sreet snwerveet ' (TsW : J I . MM 0MS. COSTS sSs-Vi' ' V ' OacocK... W V Y?55SYy -. I ( KCfmuauBae. et&tmot. ' SptV 1 HI QcezyMtD7 etxaex aV . 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