Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, July 31, 1945, Image 6

Historic Oregon Newspapers

Medford mail tribune., July 31, 1945, Page 6, Image 6

Image provided by: University of Oregon Libraries; Eugene, OR

About Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989 | View Entire Issue (July 31, 1945)

Prev Page of 8 Next Prev Issue Next Text PDF JP2 (2.7 MB) Clip/Print Image

Return to Top

Prev Page of 8 Next Prev Issue Next

Newspaper Page TextSIX MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE Your Hsalth and It's Care By DR. WILLIAM BRADY M.D. Reader! thould address Inquiries toi Dt William Brady. 264 El Camino Beverly Hills. Calii. PREMASTICATIOM I am 77 years old, have flat feet, bum ears, eyes and see two moons where there should be but one (wan out my glasses) and no teeth. I do my own cooking and keep a grinder for meat and vegetables. In to my double boiler I put one cup of quick oats, one cup of wheat germs, V cup brown lugar Dr. Brady or honey, two cakes yeast; the yolks of two eggs, one heaping tablespoon of dehydrated powd ered parsley leaves- I add boil ing water and mix well to make a thick mush and cook five min utes. This is one serving for me. With one pint of certified milk or half and half it has been my breakfast for years. It supplies all my minerals and vitamins for the day, except vitamin C which I get from two oranges or a cup of fresh or canned tomato Juice. This furnishes all the energy the union will permit a man to use for half a day's work. I seldom eat lunch, and eat dinner when I get hungry five o'clock or later. Can you suggest any Im provement in my diet, or sug gest an authoritative book on nutrition. . . Although I have no teeth, my use of the grinder for meat and vegetables insures better mastication than my food ever had when I had my teeth. (Signed: S. J- C.) I can recommend two books, both available in your public library: "The Foundations of Nu trition," by Mary Swartz Rose, Ph. D., published by Macmlllan, N. Y and "Chemistry of Food and Nutrition," by Henry C. Sherman, Ph. D-, Sc. D., pub lished by Macmlllan. One improvement, among many I believe most nutritionists would suggest for your break fast. Is that you omit the yeast from the mixture. Cooking de stroys considerable of the vita min B In yeast- Better to eat U.S. RUBBER PLANT SEIZURE ORDERED Washington, July 31 (U.R) President Truman today ordered the war department to seize and operate the United States Rub ber Co. plant at Detroit where a strike has halted production of critically needed aircraft tires. The order was the second this month directing government seizure of a rubber plant to in sure continued flow of tires for the air offensive in the Pacific. A Goodyear plant at Akron, O., was taken over by the navy July 5. The White House made public a statement saying the office of economic stabilization had re commended seizure of the De troit plant. Acting Secretary of War Robert P. Patterson report ed that the strike was "serious ly interfering with the war de partment pro curement pro gram." A strike halted production at the plant July 14 as the result of a dispute over the discharge of 12 employes at the request of the United Rubber Workers (Cip) for failure to maintain union membership ln good standing. The stoppage involved 8,500 em ployes. Instead of being aghast at the way many married couples dls agree, 1 am amazed they get along as well as they do. Take two people who have had dia metrically opposite methods of rearing, then suddenly fling them together In the Intimate as sociation of marriage and it is a wonder they do not murder each other the first week. That they do not, says a lot for the Institution of marriage. A doling mother may have hung up the man's clothes, washed the Olive PS j Barber', MsssasaasJ YICK SO CHINESE HERB CO. Oa All Removed lo Soarfa Bid?. Tuesday, July 31, 1945 the yeast raw if at all. Still bet ter, take a few spoonfuls of dried brewer's yeast, which Is far richer in vitamins than yeast suitable for baking use and much less likely to cause fermentation. I'm sorry but it is my duty to mention another serious error in your computation. If you had a whole battery of grinders work ing like mad on meat, vege tables, cereals, or whatever you eat, your food would still be p o or 1 y masticated, compared with the use of your own or your dentist's masticating equip ment. Mastication, sir, Implies a good deal more' than mere grinding, chopping or crushing of food; that is incidental to the important part of the process which is insalivation and the digestion which begins while the morsel is still in the mouth, con- tinues half an hour or more after tho food has entered the stomach. Your kitchen grinder or mill thus doesn t give your stomach and other digestive or gans a break. It lulls you into the motion that you can get by without teeth. Perhaps you can, for a while and in a limited way you know some neonle man age to deceive themselves they can get by like that without glasses, without a hearing aid or without an artificial limb, when they might really enjoy the years remaining. QUESTION'S 4' ANSWERS One-Hone Power Have rend your column for some time and I wonder what your rating Is as a doctor? Don't curse me, please, for I do get a big kick out ot your sense of humor but am Inclined to be wary as to one man knowlnr It all. I,n,"w'r B,M von. child. I'm just a ulu one - norse - and - buggy country doctor. Between you and me, I knowvery little even of what I print ,.,.,, u, le B(Im ln lns column Kt 'rum real doctors. When I print anyth no I mvitoir irnn... n. k.u... ; try to make It clear that it Is merely my opinion or what I know. But don't i ..I f r wury """"lie It Is health) frame of mind these days. HI, Skinny ThBV Call ttW "Sltlnnu" A I' t.- ginning to tire of It. Can vou tell me how to put on more weight? (C. G.) Answer If It is not emaciation or loss of weight due to some Illness or !" may get some help from the pamphlet "How to Gain Welrht" copy mulled on written request (no cllpp ntt please) If you Inclose stamped envelope bearing your addrcs. (Copyright 11)45 by John F. Ollle Co.) ring off his bath tub. canned his tooth paste and washed out his shaving brush. So. ho assume his wife will do. And It is pret ty d 1 s i 1 1 u s i o ning when she aocsn t. His mother, on rising, may nave ciressea for the day, and again it is disillusioning when he finds his wife wears a housecoat until midmorning. He may hate cats while his wife feels a house Is not a home until It has one. He may think the kitchen gar den the wife's job; mother al ways regarded it as such. But the little wife is of an opposite mind; at home, her father thought gardening a man's Job. Why the radio alone Is enough to separate a couple the first week. She wants the symphony program while he considers the evening ruined on whleh he can't listen to the Lone Ranger; wini is, unless a fight or a ball game is being broadrnst Anrl she wants lots of bed covers while he, the husky brute, claims nc swelters under anything more than a sheet. He wants the win. dows hermetically sealed, and ine lovcllnlit definitely dim. when he tells her she should sleep in the barn; lots or air whlshlng through a barn. He Is a bed render shn Icn't He wants a man-size breakfast say a stack of hot cakes with eggs, sausage, fried potatoes and a few fillers like fruit and may be a wedge of pie. This nause ates the bride and so the moon- iigm-ann-roses motif has a set back. One woman told me their marital ship almost went on the rocks over the matter of can ning. His mother canned by the hundreds of quarts. When her husband found she was a eon. vert to the fresh vegetable and fruit school of thought, ho charged her with laziness.! i Though he changed his opinion 1 somewhat when he found he made her own suits and coals a thing mother had been unable to no. So I do not wonder at so much wonder there isn't more of it. And I still think my husband should be on time to his meals My father always was. "rustlers'-'kilITsteer Marshall, Mich. (U.R) Appar ently fear, or the transportation problem got the better of some modern "rustlers' " desire for red meat. John Wicgant of Mar shall found a 600-pound steer abandoned on his farm with its throat cut. REMEDIES FOR STOMACH ULCERS Heart Rheumatism. Asthma Catarrh Piles Prostata Gland Enema and all dis orders ot Liver Kidney Troubla and Jthar complaints disappear altar using. CHINESE KERBS Cheered by Son's rr j main iwi).iisMi) mm iwtwwM 6 - News that execution or her son, Pvt. Edward Relchl, sentenced to hang for fatal shooting of another soldier, was ordered stayed by Army offi cials until President can review case, cheers Mrs. Marie Relchl, 66, ln St Joseph's Hospital, Chicago, where upset state of mind has delayed needed operation. Daughter. Mrs. Rose Michalskl, and son. Cpl. Thomas are with Mrs. RelchL NEWSPRINT CUT Washington, July 31 (U.R) The War Production Board to day directed newsprint users to cut orders placed with mills for August delivery by five per cent. The WPB said the order ap plied to all dealers, publishers and printers except those whose August deliveries of newsprint would be reduced to less than one carload. The action was necessary, the agency said, because present U. S orders for August delivery of newsprint exceed supply by 11,500 tons. Girls in Shorts Join Pickets In Hollywood Strike HollywoodT July 31 (U.R) Girls wearing shorts today marched in the picket lines in Hollywood's 21 -week strike as leaders claimed the number of studio office workers Joining the walkout is growing. Members of the AFL Screen Office Employes Guild defied or ders of their national officers last week by voting to remain at work, but strike headquarters claimed the tabulating and pay roll department office workers at 20th Century-Fox were out "100 per cent." The number of office workers observing picket lines at MGM also was increas ing, it was claimed. More and more women were marching ln the picket lines, and girl office workers picketing technicolor studios were wear ing shorts. The screen cartoon ists, who also have Joined the strike, are making "pinup" pla cards for the pickets. GI Wives May Follow in Fall London, July 31 (U.R) The Daily Express said today that English wives of American and Canadian service men may be able to cross the Atlantic in October and November rather than next spring as first an nounced. An estimated 32,000 wives and 6.000 children were awaiting transportation to North America. The Daily Express attributed the step-up In civilian transpor tation to confidence In Washing ton and London over the early end of the Pacific war. Closing time for Sunday Too I.ate to Classify 4 00 Saturday afternoon. Please temember. ZERO CLUB Out of bounds, civilians only Delicious chicken tnd steak dinners 7 00 p m. to 3 00 a m except Sunday Phone day time 5300; night 9101 DIFFICULT DECISIONS y v- a - t iMju it v Of JrViPW'CHtS Kf0 THE CAR )S'D rKE TrV'CD VVlfvl lilt CHCKt CF SWite rVf THE' LAKE Nt lHJCYiNo frtf Sas'ERV OP. OF fClS HcME (VP HAViNe UiXtH Tb M Cn tit tKCMt T'CRCH Stay of Sentence f,, i Jt Z.i -',l V' 1 ! Vacv.'vs1 ran v (Acme Telephotot On the Radio Chain STATIONS' Chain alflliatlon and where the are on the dial. HAI.r. (MIIS) 13)0 Portland; KEX (A1H ) Mill), Cortland KUO (A11C) 810 Man Franrlsi-o. KGW (NBC) 6?n Portland. KJR (AHCI 1000 Seattle KNX (LBS) 1O1O Los An geles, KOA (NBC) 850. Denver, KOIN (CBS) 9711 Portland, KOMO (MIC- 950 Sratlle, KPO (NBC) 680 San Francisco; KSL (I BS) 1160. Sail Laks llty Time Shown is Pfft. TI!FSOY 5-ne p m Terr arid Pirates. ABC; OK For Release NBC. News, MBS. Milton unarles. 'J-Kan. Lrj:-. 5 13 p m Dick Trar v ABC; Super man runs: ueirv ana mod, nrju 5 30 o m Date With Judv. NBC; Jack Armstrong ABC News, CBS: Adventures of Tom Mix MHa. 5 45 d m Rosa Rio ABC. 6 no p m Ganrlel Hea(ter. MBS; Norwln Corwln. CBS. Guy Lombardo. ABC. Mysterv Theatei NBC 6 IS b m Real Stories. MBS. 6:30 p m. Victor Borge, NBC: Amer ican Forum, MBS, The Doctor Fighta, CBS 7:00 p m. The Man Called X. NBC: Waldorf Orchestra ABC; Service to the Front. CBS; Tokyo Calling, ABC. 7 IS o m Lowll Thomas. MBS 7:30 p. m. Evening with Romberg, NBC: Red Rvder. MBS. 8 DO o m Supper Club, NBC; Ted Mnlnne ABC 8:1S p. m. Fleetwood Lawton, NBC; MUSIC, UBS. 8 30 p m. Johnnv Presents. NBC: Thejter of Romance CBS; Alan Young Show ABl The Falcon. MBS 9 00 o m Evervthlna for the Boys. NBC: big Town CBS. Glen Hardy News MBS I 9:15 p m Rex Miller, MBS: Dark Venture ABC. 9:30 o m Lleht and Mellow. NBC; Murder Will Out. ABC; Adventures ol Nero Wolfe. MBS. 10 00 p m News. NBC; Fulton Lewis MBS. Charlie Chan. ABC 10:13 j, m On Our Bandstand. NBC: Spoits Program. ABC 10 30 D m Edwin C Hill CBS; Fen- nenian ft Nile Club. ABC; Sweetheart Swin-zMme NMC 1100 Talks. CBS News. NBC; News. ABC. VVKDNESnAY 5:0n p m Terrv and Pirates. ABC; O K For Release NBC; Milton Charles. Organ CBS; News. MBS. 5:1? p m Dick Tract , ABC; Super mnn. MBS; Betty and Bob NBC 3 30 p m Jack Armstrong. ABC: Nelson Prlngle. New CBS. Adven tures ol Tom Mis MBS. News. NBC 3 43 p m F.lmer Peterson. NBC. Nlchl News Wire MBS; Capt. Mid. nlehl ABC News CP.S 6:00 p m Crime Photographer. CBS: Wcdneiidnv With You. NBC; Gabriel Henlter. MBS; Curtain Time, ABC. 6:13 p m R, Life Stirlcs. MBS. 6 30 d m Mr District Attornev NBC Detect and Collect. CBS; Spot light Bands. MIIS; Jones and I. ABC. 7 00 p m Kav Kvsers Kolleee NBC: Great Moments In Music. CBS: C'nunteipy, ABC; Human Adventure, Alits 7 15pm News MBS 7 30 p. m. G. 1 Laffs, CBS: Lone Rani-cr. MBS: Martv Dale, Anc. 8 00 p m Supper Club. NBC: Man Named Jordan. CBS: Main Line, MBS: Lum and AbnT ABC 8 13 o m Fleetwood Lawton, NBC: Orchestra, CBS; Main Line. MBS; A WANTED 25 USED CARS and TRUCKS. Will pay Highest Market Price. CALL or SEE your Dodge - Plymouth Dealer L. C. TAYLOR CO. Phona 29B5 B'Gt.UYA3 WILLIAMS 1 r ji in wm .1 a i i SW.'S' fK-SW la i I i News, ABC. 8:30 p m The Gay Mrs Feather stone. NBC; Dr. Christian, CBS; Fresh Up Show, MBS. 9 00 n m Mr and Mrs North. NBC: The Saint. CBS: News. MBS. U:!5 p m Golden Harmunies. ABC S:30 p m Arch Oooler Plays. MHS 10 00 p m News. NBC; Charlie Chan ABC: Fulton Lewis. MBS 10:30 p m Orchestra. CBS. Fenne man's Nite Club. ABC; Thomas An thony and Orchestra. NBC; Excerpt from great Music, MBS. 11:00 p m News. ABC: Orchestra CBS: Hotel BUtmore Orch., NBC. Closlnsr time for Sunday Too Late to Classify 4:00 Saturday afternoon Please temember. Chalker's Motel & Lodge OFFICERS' CLUB Dine-Dance-Retreshments Chicken and Steak Dinners Most Unique flare in So Ore. CLOSKI) MONDAYS Thursdays l'rlva(e Parlies Only For reservations Ph Gold Hill 474 STRANGE AS IT SEEMS By ERNEST HIX srsssiif ' I 1 t09sreMSfefue BsAVav o. 1 cakbou, rjoer F aav vVll Ox Tnceaciro. H' TarV MMem! tOSTCOKSCJCKSSS fV MS OXXSZ-V FXZED JTjff.OOO FT 4.VO HSFLM FSLL SA IVtBaiLS .' HGCOYK0 . VMS ro &Z SEV TMZS OFMS CWiEreLCCllAPfSD t BARNEY GOOGLE and SNUFFY BUZ 8AWYER BLONOIE blL ABNEB v 7'3' iFn (nJ i shore AoaGLftD A WAM'T TOOK TO TAlklN' UJF n A M rxU) S0? 11 h I f vttNj; Vwsl I THEY'LL KILL WlU WHAT THE HECK i , 'Ht l J riX 'S. US FOR THIS, ARE WE GOING TO S.T ! TIE FEETl J '&4 -C - BUZ! THEyiL VI BACK AND LET 'ErA yANK6. 4 JtT ' itfl!WrU'- KM uS J V FIRE TIN FISH INTO ( H illjilt, it's too ) I J.ii : " Ikvx ' W-TORtToFfTI 'I'J tL-- (HOT TO 53 -L-r 1 V UAT (HAPPENED?) THAT VACUUM $ ( DADt7?.J 6 ' Jl 1 rrrTL 1 fM5r KAt NErP5 V i I f X07 TH V TH', !! H AN' TlMBtRWOLf VcJWl-rWIMr- 1 vn' srrrr !T,YLassissasssssi.ai ! HU.SB'M BAD I! K'Oy CATFISH- I -NrVTCMLKLy. EV'Ifr McHCM. Hfb IN-LAWT'TH' FO' ME. "H? ' J AH GOT A MOT TIP THET ) EYEBALL FAMBLr IN DO&- Mlb FINtf-ER IN I CATFISH- AVAILABLT?! RI&MTII-A CUTM U'L 1 TlMDtf.WTLP MtHCWL O KIN& PATCH" AN' PRC EV'RY 5TtW CVEEALU HAb YD' I BLONPt, POW FUL. IN TH' MAKK.ET 11 . S J IN TH' WHOLE -UKE.WISC HE A U - OH. CjOT A NEW DUMS AN' TRU5TIS -J rr WOrtP-HA X A HAN'- V WHUT A LEAD? - N ATCHERlY iHE yrl .' CATFISHCYEfALL SOME tAWG!! I FIG&ER AM'D iTlr HOPES T'GIT flAKRlED ' y y.S ;d; I STEW FO' SUN- -WMUT A . CUT IN '-..VIM -fcUT (HA-HAK) -YD' KIN :' Z ' V PAf PINNER - J KETCH HEX t pCiPATCH fit JEiT STPlNC HER rS SCI', .SASSILTY!'. N ALON& IN YO' USUAL rHE NEBB3 , 5NiFTER,DcD HE SmDN I TUW 5COID5 DOIT WORRY.Y mjq GsRc A 1 SNIPTER MANY A GOOO rBTST MR.ROSER VueuAD SERIOUS..1 AS4TUA wll Be 'S RIGHT V CWCH ESCAPES V' "- - "CURSCNIS MENTON (1 A niTE V.ONDER WU0 J SlRLS. S RrrBER, Tr4ELAJaKJGrCT.Wr0(?, PCsOUT 1 5 VJiTui a5 SHE IS. BOS MLL AtlCttHUm OtJ? ROGER IS WHAT'S 80TWER-5IH .1 WAS OUA BIT -AS ANSEL , -ZiJ BOis TB7 TME CATCM OF INS VOU, , MOCKED - iiy Vxl 'vQ OJuf s a? f ago amo t Oregonians Buy Redwood Timber San Francisco, July 31 (U.R) State Sen. Ed Fletcher, R., San Diego, today announced the sale of 25,000 acres of jredwood tim ber land in Humboldt and Del Norte for more than $3,000,000. The land, largest'tract sold in the last 25 years,:' was sold to the A' K. Wilson Timber Co. of Corvallis and Portland, Ore. ROGUE RIVER LODGE Delicious Dinners Cocktail Lounge Dancing Open Kvery Nlsht Excepl Mondays Phone Trail 1404 SMITH ZSE7 ifjijnisevwaSsSts DO YOU ROGUE RIVER CHEVROLET Crossword Puzzle across jo-Hawtilan 1 Part ol flower garland ftEngtnf 31 Graft ll-Drug 32 Jolrti 13 Husband of 35-Bellei lo Ood Titan. 38 flmalir 14 Bt hold I 39 -hire residue 15 Clergyman n-Slng ton 17 Tramp 42-Hard wed IS -Cover Slight J0- -Sacred masleaJ 45 Fall month eompoMtloD labor. i j I Slice 4ft In direction of 22 Astringent wit 47 Hard gem 24 Napoleon'i 49 -Pronoun marshal 50 -Band again 25 Foundation 62-Attained 28 Sonkn Ld water 54 Ladder itepi 18 Veil 55 Peeper mMmhhhbbh TO iSits o189i0 l! n -a YAW S n 29 yy r 50 51 51 5 5? nU. bi L'nJltd fMUir Irottktiti. KNOW? "show-off," accel eration may IN CREASE your gas consumption and SHORTEN the life of your tires. ANSWER TO PREVIOUS PUZZLE DOWN 1 Soured 3Eaiit Indl tabbr.l I CURhton 4 Smallest partloU 5 Cltruo Truita 6 Cash payment 7 Death notlc 8 Pipe tolnt 9 Correlative of either 10 Rugged 11 Wide-monthtd Jug IJ ODserre . 1ft -Adherent of 19 -SwortUnian 21 -Cart 23 Arrlvet at 25 Tunnel! 27 A deaaert 29 -Cry of triumph S3 Bone In arm 33 Seme w 34 Dlshen ot greeni 35 Violent pain 2ft Tardier 37 Changed plaot 40 Amount 43 Vocallu 44 Break 47 Daniel 48- Withered 61 Bushel (abbr.V U Compaa point lo. ISARHuLTWSIglM g J N N S 6jH? Alg a. s 3M i a Bf83 IjsE aTnT)E3 I C EpY APli8ivAN!AjC L.Eg sIeMaJja HsKl" ais o TgJjlQ bl s sJB aW vh l r J. H. LE0NG, Herbalist Phon. 5817