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Newspaper Page TextBIX MEDfORD MAIL TRIBUNE Your Health and It's Care By DR. WILLIAM BRADY M.D. Raadars ihould address Inquiries tot Dr. William Brady. 265 El Camlno. Beverly Hilli. Calif. ARSENIC AND Young woman who had worked several years In a (lower fhop connected with greenhouse developed ob - vJ sunaie, iniense '. . t i Itching c a 1 y eruption on the back of her hand and tin gers which cleared up af ter a few m o n t h f, but thereafter each spring she had a recurrence of similar skin Dr. Brady . trouble on the hands each spring. Eventually the young woman found that from time to time when she was tired and got cold say driving her car on a cold morning several fingers would become numb and white and after a half hour or jo when the circulation returned gradually they were very painful. This happened even on summer mornings If It was at all cool. Dead fingers Is the common name for it. Raynaud's disease is the medical name for it. The peculiar character of the skin trouble that this young wo man had before the Raynaud's disease developed suggested to her alert physician that chronic arsenic poisoning might be the cause. She had certainly been exposed to arsenic for years the greenhouse connecting with the flowershop used arsenical Insecticides tor spraying. So the doctor gave the young woman an Injection of one-half gram (about 7V4 grains of sodium thiosulphate (hyposulfite) Into a vein. This caused a marked In crease in the amount of arsenic excreted In the urine In the next twenty-four hours. Normally there is a minute amount of ar senic in the urine anyway, but such an injection of thlosulfate would not greatly increase the arsenic In the urine of the nor mal Individual. Thereafter the doctor gave the patient similar Injections of thlo If il 'Mr Allies' Supply Problem Key To Length of Nazi Holdout (The German arm In the wast Is being captured at the rata of a division a day. Allied tank spearheads are riddling the front. Victory la in tha air. but whan It will matarialisa Is an open ques tion. Boyd D. Lewis, European news manager of the United Press, surveys tha ituatlon from his vantage post at supreme allied head quarters at Paris.) By Boyd D. Lewis United Press Correspondent Paris, April 2. OJ.PJ When will the war in Europe end? The nearest thing to an expert opinion available at supreme Hied headquarters Is that the inal collapse of German resist ance is still considerable dis tance away. How far away will depend upon our ability to keep supplies flowing across the Rhine on which not a single permanent bridge remains and streaming through a hostile countryside to our speeding armored spear heads. Despite their losses, the Ger mans still have possibly 1.250V 000 troops In the west, of which 250,000 are In combat units. Nasi Morale Low They are a whipped army, as Gen. Dwlght D. Eisenhower said Their morale Is a far cry from what It was a year ago or even last December. But they still are killing Americans, British and Canadi ans and they will continue to kill then? for many weeks to come. Adolf Hitler is still very much in the saddle, with dreaded Gestapo Chief Helnrich Himm ler beside him, according to best opinion here. A captured Ger man psychological warfare off) cer told me at the front recently that Hitler has ruled uncnal longed since the purge following the attempt on his life last July This officer also maintained that the Germans never would use gas. Hitler, who suffered from gas In the last war. would not permit Its use, he said. The Germans' worst problem Is transportation. Largely be cause of allied air raids, German railways are broken and unus able. Gasoline shortage hampers use of motor vehicles. Sams Valley Sams Valley, April 2. Sams Valley Ladles club met at the home of Gueula Straus March 15. Mrs Howes of Gold Hill and Tholma Martin of Medford were welcome visitors. Mrs. Howes gave a talk on H. E. C. Next meeting will be Thursday, April 8. at the home of Catherine Mor gan. Word has been received here by Mr and Mrs. Clarence Mor ton that Mrs Morton's brother Cpl Robert Blschoff. was killed In artlon In Luxembourg Feb. 25. Robert lived In Beagle and attended grade school there and high school at Sams Valley, His parents. Mr. and Mrs. R. Bis choff, and sister. Cleo, now live t Murphy, Ore. He also has two Monday. April S. 1945 , DEAD FINGERS sulfate two or three times a week for several weeks. The patient no longer suffered from either the skin rash (which had long masqueraded as "eczema") or dead fingers. Any one may take thlosulfate Internally, In doses of, say, ten grains, dissolved in at least half a glassful of water flavored with syrup or sugar and fruit juice, twice a day, after food, for, say three days each week prefer ably alternate days for a period of six to ten weeks. The following manifestations may spell chronic arsenic poison ing: Chronic or recurring "ecze ma, garlic-like odor of the sweat, red injected eyelids or constant Irritation and Itching of edges of edges of eyelids, odd patches of tingling, numb ness or loss of sensation in the skin here and there, otherwise inexplicable attacks of neuri tis,' odd weakening or paresis (partial paralysis) of one or another muscle group, severe outbreaks of herpes ("cold sores))), or a peculiar waxy pallor. QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS How to Measure 754 Grain! To save wear and tear, postage, time and everything, here Is a way to measure lk grains: put one-half ounce of the powder Into a four ounce vial, or one ounco Into a half pint bottle, then fill the bottle up with water. When the salt or powder Is all dissolved each teaspoonful will contain approximately 7 If, grains. Of course, this would npt be a satis factory wav to measure radium, but for ordinary chemical or medicinal salts It Is practical provided the chemical or salt Is soluble in water Alcohol Not for Children Would tt be harmful to a child years old to let him drink a glass of beer at Dedume, as a ionic? (Mrs C. 8.) Answer Yes. Beer, wine or liquor Is as "tonic" to a enna or any one else as a little carbolic acid would be Give the child an extra glass of milk and a cookie or a banana or other frull or a little bread with Jam or jelly at bedtime. If you want to Im prove his physical and mental de velopment. Salreygamp Following your suggestion 1 nave used lanolin and oil for my complex ion for months and It har seemod fine, but now a nurse where I work says lanolin, will grow hair on the ice, (Mlis S. E ) Answer The Idea Is ahsurd. (Copyright, 194S. by John F. DlllaCo.) half-brothers. Alfred Haynes of Ashland and Jav Haynes In the eastern states. Sympathy is ex tended by this community to the bereaved family. An April Fool party was held at grange hall March 31 Pie and sandwiches were sold during the evening proceeds going to the hot-lunch fund. A family reunion was enjoyed Friday evening at the home o' Mr. and Mrs. Charles C. Sander son In honor of Ernest Sander son, S2c who left for Farragut. Idaho, Saturday after ,a three weeks' leave here. Present were Mr. and Mrs. Milton Sanderson and family. Mr and Mrs. Law rence Sanderson and family and Mr. and Mrs. Llovd Sandetson and famllv. ail of Shady Cove: Mr. and Mrs Robert Sanderson of Tra.ll. Mrs. Thelma Martin and son, Donald; George and Lloyd Beers of Medford. Ernest San derson of Farragut. -Idaho, and Mr. and Mrs Charles Sanderson Word has been received here by Mr and Mrs Marlon Bennett from Baker. Calif., that their son. Pvt Jack Bennett. Is In the hospital there with pneumonia Another former Sams Valley boy, Ivan Chambers. Is reported killed In elon The Chambers lived In Sams Valley for several years and Ivan attended school here. Mrs. Colplt of Central Point finished taking the farm census In the community Inst week. Grange gave a party In honor of Ernest Sanderson while he was here on leave. DANZIG CREATED By United Press The Lnbl n radio said Satur day that the Soviet-sponsored Polish provisional government In Warsaw nad created a nrov Ince of Danzig, Including the city of ')anzlg and several cities In the former Polish corridor The broadcast, heard by he FCC, said ihe new province would be formed by the entire te.Tltory of the tormer Fioe City of Danzig, as well as -the cities of Gdynia, Ka.tuszy Maritime. Siarugard, Koscicrzyna and Tczew. MOSCOW VI8IT ENDS Moscow, April 2. (U.R) Dr Eduard Benes, President of Czechoclovakia, and his newly formed provisional government left Moscow today for Kosice. temporary Czechoslovak capital. NEW PROVINCE OF OF JAP BUTCHERY TOLD IN MANILA By Richard G. Harris United Press Correspondent Manila, March 31. OJ.PJ An official report revealed today that the Japanese in their rape of Manila butchered helpless women and children with bayo nets, shot men by the hundreds and wantonly destroyed places of worship. The atrocities were brought to light in a mass of documentary evidence furnished by the people who survived the ordeal and by American military personnel. Major Views Sites Perhaps the most damaging affidavit was that of Major David V. Blnkley, a 37th divl slon medical officer. He person ally Inspected many mass atro city scenes, but the worst was near the Manila railway station where he saw the bodies of 119 men, women and children all shot and bayonetted. Many of the adults and some of the older children were tied before they were shot, Binkley said.. The very small children were killed without being tied At De La Salle college, Bink ley found the bodies of 70 men. women, and children of various ages scattered over the grounds. Some of the women were pregnant," he testified. "The breasts of one woman had been cut off. All the bodies were pierced by several bayonet wounds. Children Not Spared "At the Campos residence on Taft avenue, 45 women, most of whom wore slacks, were found Evidence of assault was appar ent on many of the women and several women had been pierced through the genital organs by Jap bayonets. Counted among tne group were several children all of whom were cruelly bayo netted." At the rear of a gasoline sta tton, Blnkley found 48 bodies eight of them women, all with the hands tied behind the back Nearby lay a mother and her two children. The woman was face down with an arm around each child. They had been slash ed to death apparently with a saber. Col. J. D. Frederick, of the 129th Infantry, revealed that an estimated 400 bodies were found In three different places in the Fort Santiago sector. Death hau resulted from shooting, bayonet ting or starvation. The majoritv of the victims were men from 25 to 45. Dead In Layers All died with their hands tied behind their backs and theii bodies were piled layer aftei layer as the Japanese riddled them with bullets. A Filipino nurse disclosed how a Japanese soldier. Irked bv a baby's cries, shot her In the legs, jabbed his bayonet Into the Infant's head and then shot the child's mother and aunt. WAR WRITER PASSES Guam. Sunrlnv Anrti i mm Frederick C. Palnton, 49. Elmlra N. Y., and Westport, Conn., vet eran war correspondent for The Readers Digest, was hnrlori in Guam's military cemetery Sat urday. He died Friday night as me result or a heart attack. NO HELP TO G. L Washington April 2. (U.R) Rep. Wright Patman, D., Tex. said today that the GI bill ol rights Is of no help to a veteran who wants to buy a farm home Patman said the 2,000 maxl mum loan provided in the Gl bill Is inadequate because of In flated farm prices. Tha wheels of earlv Roman chariots were mounted on roller bearings. 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