EIGHT MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE Monday, Mar 2. 1943
Your Health and It's Care
By OR. WILLIAM BRADY. M.D.
Header! ihoiild address Inquiries toi Or. William Brady.
266 El Camlno. Beverly Hlila. Calli. .
THE CAS ATTACK BUGBEAR
In various illnesses, some of
them not serious, some of them
serious enough, the patient feels
b 1 o a t e d, dis
tended, as
sumes this is
from accumu
lation of gas in
atnmach or W
tes t i n e, and
imagines the
discomfort or
1 ;4 ,
distress of the
Illness would
subside if the
"gas" could be
eructated
belched or ex-
Dr. Brady
pelled somehow.
I shall not even mention any
specific trouble of serious nature
here. That is a matter best left
for the attending' physician's
judgment I say merely that to
the best of my knowledge if a
oatlent suffers more than mo-
mentary discomfort from what
purports to be "gas" pressure the
patient needs prompt medical
attention and not any mockey-
ing with kerosene, turpentine,
salts, saleratus, castor oil, enema
or other veterinarian experimen
tation. ' - . .
Even If a mere accumulation
of gas In stomach or intestine
could account for more than mo
mentary or minor discomfort the
trouble scarcely warrant con
cern. The truth Is that what many
' individuals with chronic Inflam
mation of the gall - bladder
(cholecystitis), with or without
gallstones call "gas attacks" are
actually attacks of biliary colic,
and if distension of stomach or
intestine with gas occurs It Is an
effect of the colic (muscle
' spasm), not the cause of the dis
' tress. So -is the pain if pain oc
curs, either In the epigastrium or
region over the stomach, in tne
chest In the region of the heart
r under the right shoulder
. ,1nfo In th back. I
in aallstone or biliary colic
,hon tha muscle sDasm (that Is
muscle of the gall-bladder wall
r wall of sal-duct or wau or, me
Intestine) subsides or relaxes
there may be large eructations
of gas or escape of gas irom xno
bowel this occurs as a conse
quence of r e 1 a x a 1 1 o n of, the
spasm or colic.
People with biliary colic often
manifest anxiety lest "the gas
.M.ini n the heart" bring
grave consequences. The truth Is
that no amount of bloating or
h Intension of stomacn or imra-
tine with gas or air or both can
seriously Interfere with the func-
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tion of the heart. And If Ben
Told cites instances to the con
trary, take it from Ol' Doc
Brady, Ben Is talking through
his hat or the cases he cites were
not correctly diagnosed.
QUESTIONS Si ANSWFHS
Hot Food versus Cold Food
My lamer, an oia iinic pny,tiB,,,
Kemi to think hot food li essential
(or health. You said cold tood ji lust
ae healthful. I prefer mllK lor oreaK
faat, but he says I ihould take cocoa
Inntead as It will make the bowela
more active. (C J.)
Answer I'm sorry I can't agree
with dad. If you were my daughter
I'd assure you that cold food is as
healthful, If not more so. than hot
food, and that milk Is the best possible
K....rB tnr hrj-aWnnt. dinner or sup
per or lunch, for man. woman or child.
r. ryA vaiii inlnable ootasslum
chloride for a long-standing eczema, of
my daughter. I gave her five grains
three times a day. along with food. In
three weeka the skin cleared up and
.ii mtA aff-ntchine ceased.
U ara certainly BTateful to you. We
had tried everything without success
Answer Thank you. On request I
am (lad to send the monograph Re
lief for Allergy" to any reader who
provides a stamped envelope bearing
his address. -...
1 have noUced that nearly all the
latlenta In a tuberculosis sanltorlum
.... Aih li there anv rele-
...... i....un h. uMlcened condition
of such pauents ano wow oe,r
. ... it ',M Mm llkeiv. al-
thoush I know of no comparison oi
such patients wltn tna genera, pupui.
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Culver City. Calif., May S8
fU.R) Half an acre of aircraft
tooling once worth 810,000,000
but made obsolete when the A28
Invader bomber replaced the
A20 Havoc was spread out on
the Culver City dog race track
today, ready to go to the highest
bidder. .
Racing of an automobile en-
sine in the "warm-up- period
not only wastes gasoline but In
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ring and cylinders through high
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LOCAL SERGEANT
Y
With the Fifth Army, Italy-
Sometimes In combat when con
ditions aren't conducive to Sun
day dinners it takes imagination
and ingenuity to produce "extra
specials on a menu. Men In
Company B, 316th Engineers, of
the 5th army's 91st "Powder
River" division in Italy, say
StaJ Sergeant Ernest C. McLes-
key. of Medford, Oregon, has
what It takes.
Sergeant McLeskey, whose
wife, Mrs. Inez McLeskey, re
sides at 804 Cedar street, Med
ford, has been mess sergeant of
the company since the 91st di
vision was activated at Camp
White, Oregon, in 1942.
Recently, stumped for some
thing to "dress up" a meal for
his outfit, Sergeant McLeskey
searched through his rations
trailer. He opened some C ra
tions, extracted the hard-tack
biscuits, took out some ice cream
powder he'd never found use for
before, and set to work. He
made a cream sauce from the
powder, and spread it on the C
ration biscuits.
That evening, having eaten
McLeskey's latest dessert, the
engineers yelled for seconds.
Sgt. Kenneth Moss
Hamilton Field, Calif. The
award of an army air forces air
plane mechanic technic! an's
badge to S'Sgt. Kenneth N. Moss
of Rural Route 1, Medford, Ore.,
for proficiency in the perform
ance of duties, has been an
nounced by the Hamilton Field
base unit of the air transport
command's West Coast wing.
sergeant moss, the husband of
Mrs. Vera Moss of Medford en
tered the army on April 8. 1942.
and was transferred to Hamilton
Held on August 24, 1944.
, FO Harper Hamilton
Pyote Army Air Field. Tex.
Flight Officer Harper K. Ham
ilton, Jr., of Medford, Ore., is
now completing his final-stage
training as a member of a B-29
crew at Pyote army air field.
t 'U Hamilton, son of Mr. and
Mrs. Harper K. Hamilton, Sr.,
entered tne military service July
IV, J.U4.3. -
A graduate of Medford high
school, class of '43, F'O Hamil
ton resided at 204 N. Rrverside
avenue, Medford, before enter
ing the army.
He is the bombardier on his
plane.
Sgt. George Simmons
McCloskey General Hospital.
Temple, Tex., S'Sgt. George W.
Simmons, son of Mr. and Mrs.
T. K. Simmons, 147 Granite, Ash
land, Oregon, has returned from
the western front and is conval
escing at McCloskey General
hospital, Temple, Tex.- His wife,
Emma, lives at Medford, Ore.
Simmons has been In the army
since February 10, 1943. He re
ceived his basic at Camp Walt
ers, Texas, and went overseas in
July 1943. He saw his first ac
tion in Italy. -
He was wounded in France by
mine December 1. .
Simmons was awarded the sil-
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Sat Allen Cased
With the 648th Engineer Base
Topographic Bn., in Manila
Staff Sergeant Allen K. Casad,
son of Mrs. J. W. Casad, Rt. 1,
Medford, Ore., is one soldier who
has learned a profession in the
army which he hopes to continue
in civilian life.
Sgt. Casad,' an aerial photo
topographer with the ' 648th
Engrs., pioneer army map-making
battalion in the southwest
Pacific, plans to remain in the
mapping profession when he is
discharged. .
He has served with army to
pographic units for more than
four years, having enlisted in
October, 1941. He was stationed
in Portland, Ore., until coming
overseas in March, 1944 to join
the 648th Engrs.
Sgt. Casad is' a graduate of
Medford high school
His wife- Mrs. Genevieve
Casad, resides at Portland. . -
Pvt. Betty Carrels
New Orleans, La. Private
Betty M. Garrels, Gold Hill,
Ore., has received a bronze star
medal posthumously awarded
her husband, S'Sgt. W; C. Gar
rels, who was killed in action
while serving with the 5th armv
in Italy.
Private Garrels Is the dauehter
ot far. and Mrs. M. C. Hancock,
Gold Hill. Her father is a mill
operator at a cement plant
. Cornelius Driskell
Cornelius G. Driskell. 29. of
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in the engineering department.
Driskell, whose parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Charles A. Driskell,
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Bremerton, Wash. Charles E.
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USNR, of Medford, Ore., Is now
stationed with the ship repair
unit which is in training at the
Puget Sound navy yard in Brem
erton, Washington. His wife,
Ruby, lives at 147 South Holly
in Medford.
Lt. Lanse Pitts
Headquarters. 13th AAF. Phil
ippines Second Lieutenant
Lanse Pitts, husband of Mrs.
Barbara Jeanne Pitts, Central
Point, recently was promoted to
first lieutenant at an advance
13th AAF base in the PhillD-
pines.
Lieutenant Pitts Is a pilot and
plane commander with the
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1944.
Pvt. Ralph Tucker
Private Ralph W. Tucker of
200 Tripp street, Medford, is now
in Europe.
A soldier since October, 1942
he has been overseas six months.
He attended Iowa University and
in civilian life was employed by
New York Yankee Chain.
He is the son of Mrs. Eliza
Tucker of 200 Tripp street, Med
ford. John Bieghler
With the Fifth Army, Italy
John C. Bieghler, whose, wife
Helen lives in Gold Hill, Oregon,
has been promoted from private
to sergeant with the 347th field
artillery battalion of the 91st
Powder River division now
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- HOBOES GET EDICT
Cincinnati, May 28. (U.R)
Jeff Davis, king of the hoboes,
today announced he would pro
claim a policy of "no riding the
rods for you 'bos until at least
a year after the end of the war"
at the Hoboes of American con
vention which opens June 3 In
Buffalo.
1,000 HEARTBEATS
The hummingbird has a nor
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a minute and a maximum rate
exceeding 1,000, according to
experiments.
Closing time for Sunday Too Lata
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NOTICE
In the County Court of the Stato
of Oregon for Jackson County.
In the Matter of the Estate of
JOHN F. LAWRENCE, De-
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN
that the undersigned, adminis
tratrix in the above entitled mat
ter, has filed herein her final re
port and account, and that Sat
urday, June 16, 1945, at 10
o'clock A. M. at the courthouse
in the city of Medford, in said
county, has been fixed by the
above named court as the time
and plate for hearing objections
to said fina: account and for the
examination and allowance
thereof. ...
Dated: May 21, 1945.
THORA S. LAWRENCE,
Administratrix
Use Mall Tribune Want Ada.
KNOW?
that Russ Peebles,
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years experience in
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