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Newspaper Page TextEIGHT MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE Thuriday. Aug. 18. 1945 Your Health and It's Care Bf OR. WILLIAM BRADY M.O. Readers ihould address Inquiries loi Dr William Brady-. 265 El Camino BererlT Hllli Calil. HIGH SCHOOL GIRLS OFFER MENU We have accepted your chal lenge. Our special physical edu cation class (in high school) has been studying quate In respect to vitamin and mineral content if you add in one way or another whatever vitamins or minerals the food nutrition t n I s fails to supply. LITTLE Los Angeles, Aug. 16 (U.R) Police today pressed their search j for a young mother who assisted I will say this for your girls her lover in beating and burning Dr. Brady day- (Girls' Physical Education Classes, G. C. S.) In the dinner you include a tablespoonful of cod liver oil, which supplies a lot of vitamin A and vitamin O. Now, .girls, I have nothing against cod liver nil. Use it as a salad dressing if you like. But I'm afraid many readers would make it warm for me If I were to attempt to make 'em swallow cod liver oil as a natural food. Then I am amazed to find your lunch menu that there are no less than 485 units of vitamin D in a glass of milk and a pat of butter (both of which do contain a few units of vitamin D) I take it you will not expect me to con cede you can get any vitamin D in the other items you include in the lunch eight ounces of to mato juice, one wheat germ muf fin, one large serving of carrot and raisin or lettuce salad with mayonnaise and one-half cante- loupe. I pick on your menu, girls, not because it is, let us say, out of order because you included the fish liver oil, but because you evidently fall into the same error as most of our readers who sub mitted diet lists did in estimat ing the amounts of vitamins in familiar items. Many other contestants speci fied such items as "vitamin D milk," "enriched bread" and "fortified" this and that, when the menu seemed otherwise a bit shy of the essential vitamins. None of these doctored, medi cated, hopped up or fortified items can be called a natural food- Of course it Is a simple matter to make any menu ade-i past year- We have come to of the physical education classes the conclusion of G- C. S. the simple menu for that all neces- a day which you submitted most s a r y vitamins nearly conformed with the re- and minerals quirements and maybe keep can be obtain- your seats and don't cheer yet, ed in natural kids "-maybe we'll find you have foods if care is won a reward. Let's hold every- taken in selec- thing until the squawks are all tion. We en- in, and until I hear from your close our sam- teacher. pie menu for a You say that if you win you mean to buy Books to assist you In further research along the line of diet and nutrition. Off hand I can think of a dozen books about food and nutrition, health, hygiene, physiology, that should be available to every school boy or girl. That is some thing else for me to discuss with your teacher your physi cal education teacher, no other. Meanwhile I'm going to print here- soon the breakfast menu you high school girls offer, and find out how our readers like it. QUESTIONS li ANSWERS riUKguif Nose and Karl You had on article about putting lamb's wool In the ears nights to shut out disturbing noises. (L. P. J.) Answer It Is all right to plup the ears with lamb's wool or with orriin nry cotton batting (not absorbent cot ton) or with absorbent cotton vmeared with oil or grease. Or you may find in drugstores, sporting goods stores, etc., pliable plugs of waxy material for the ears. Persons patronizing swimming pools or other places patronized by many bathers may prevent possible sinus Infection bv Keeolnir nostrils fliiuiiariy piugec. wnue in tne water and breathing solely through the mouth. Persons with perforated ear drum may protect the delicate middle ear by keeping the ear canal so plug god while in the water this also pre vents possible vertigo or shock from cold water entering the middle ear cavity Vile Is Not Vitamin Some time ago I read In your col umn about vlte. Where can I secure vlte and how much should I take. (C. W. B.) Answer Vlte means'preservatlon of the characteristics of youth . . . and much more. Send twenty-five cents tnd stamped self addressed envelope, for booklet 4,The Seven Keys to Vlte." Morning Nausea When I was pregnant before the doctor tried everything he knew of, but still I had that horrible morntnr nausea (Mrs. G. C. M.) Answer Send ten cents and stamp ed envelope bearing your address, for booklet "Preparing for Maternity." It contains a chapter giving simple remedies to prevent or relieve morn ing nausea. iCopyrlght 1049 by John P. Dille Co.) On the Radio Chain STATIONS Chain affiliation and wnere lbs) are on the dial. HAL (DIIIS) mo. Portland; KRX (AUt.) I ISO. Portland KCIO (AHC) Kill San Francisco. KOW (NIIC) i:u Portland. KJH (AIICI 1 0U0 B'attls KNX (LIISI .070 Los An geles, KOA (NBC) gjo. Denver, KIIIN (CBS) I7U Portland, KOMO (NBC 130. Seattle. KHO (NIIC) SIO San Francisco: KSL (CBS) I ICO. Salt Lake City Tlma Shown la PWT. Till WSIIAT S 00 p m. Sam Haves and the News, MBS; OK for Release, NBC; Terry and the Pirates, ABC; Milton Charles, Organist CUS. S IS p m Dies Traj ABC; Super, nan. nlll.S. Belt, and Bob NBC ft'30 p m Jaca Armstrong. ABC: Tom Mix, MBS, News NBC 049 p m Cso'nln Midnight, ABC, Klmei Peterson. NBC: Night News Wire. MUS 8 00 m Musle Hall, NBC, Orches. tra. CBS; Gabriel lleatter, MBS;, The Heal Story. 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Bill Stern, NBC; Johnnie Russell. AUC S 10 p m l ights MBS; Msn Named Jordan CHS. Supper club, NBC. This Is your FBI, AHC 8 19 o m rieetwooi Lawton NBC Eddie Stone Orrh CBS 8 .10 p m Correction Please NBC; It Pays to be Ignorant, CHS; Roseland Ballroom Orchestra AHC. 0:00 p m Night Editor, NBC: Am. Floating Ice Boxes Haul Fresh Produce To Fighting Fronts Washington (U.R) Navy men are getting their spinach and steaks fresh these days thanks to the navy s floating Ice boxes. inese refrigerator ships, or "reefers" as they are called, r-ach can carry enough fresh food to feed over 2,300.000 men. With time a vital clement the 4,000 tons of fresh cargo Bre packed so that they can be un loaded In 48 hours. Each unit weighs five tons and contains enough food to feed 2.888 men. As soon as a ship Is unloaded it heads back home to pick up more food. The fnstcst of these vessels can make the complete round trip between the west coast and the fighting zone In less than seven weeks. The ships are pquipped to transfer their cargo aflont and the most modern "reefers" are equipped to discharge cargo from both sides simultaneously Provlsons are then loaded in'o small boats for transfer to war shins. Foods such as fruit, vegeta bles, eggs and chese, are kept In "chill holds" where the tempera ture is 35 degrees farenhelt Meats, fish and butter are stored in "freeze holds" where the tem perature is maintained at 10 de grees. Closing time for Sunday Too Late to classify 4 00 Saturday afternoon Please lemember her two-year-old son to prove she loved him more than the baby. Warren D. Coleman, 34, ex navy and former professional boxer, told police he abused two-year-old Larry Chastaln in order to make his mother, Mrs. Mary Chastain, move out of the home she was sharing with Coleman, his wife and two sons. Aided Torture Instead of getting angry, Cole man told police, Mrs. Chastain joined him In beating and burn ing her son. .Seven months ago I met Larry's mother in a war plant where we were both working." Coleman, a shipyard worker, re lated. "We got friendly. Her husband, Floyd, Is a private in the army, stationed In Louisiana. "I took her into my house to live she said she was lonesome. "But her being there started breaking up my home. I was afraid my wife Is getting wise, so I burned and beat the kid to get Mary to move out. But she didn t; she even helps me burn the kid," Coleman said. Baby Showed Marks The baby had black and blue marks all over his body, police said. His right ear was ripped and he had cigarct burns on his face, head, arms and hands. Hair had been brutally torn from a three-Inch patch on his scalp. "He's not a bad kid," Cole man told police of Larry. "In fact he's pretty well-behaved." The ex-boxer said Mrs. Chas tain left his house three davs ago and that he didn't know1 where she was. I but at about 10, I went to the hotel and to bed. Hurriedly dressing and going down the street, one sailor was thrusting a bulletin under the noses of those he passed shout ing, "I'm going home! It says so right here'", Bnd he would waggle a finger at the headlines. J Due to the order closing all places where liquor might be purchased, there was little drunkenness. But the sailors needed no alcoholic stimulation.! They were plain drunk with ex citement. Many of them had girl companions and were skipping and laughing and it was a fine thing to see. Some had bottles and a number urged me to have a drink with them, one saying his bottle of champaigne had; cost him $8. I felt any lecture on temperance would have been given little heed and for once passed up opportunity. Again and again sailors, singly or in groups of three and four. put their arms around me, kissed me and said, "That's for my mom who is an old lady like you." I saw other gray haired women being given the same treatment. never at any time was there anything at which a matron could take affront. So many of those sailor lads were such children. I, as did all the other matrons getting kissed, were, for the time being, the mother who would soon be given the real salutation; that1 we were, for the time, gubstl-, ij" tutes gave us a heart-experience ; &l we will never forget. j It takes 200,000 gallons of paint to cover the San Francisco- j Oakland Bay Bridge. I ANY PULLET EGGS FOR SALE? GRANTS PASS CREAMERY BUYS EGGS and 3:30 to 3:45 trough! to you by Kitchen Croft Horn Monday thru Friday Olive Barber's Letter r SUNDAY miCATMM ip suicide kahe ATTACKS OFF OKINAWA! Tin U, J.NAVY. prsisnlt Seattle: This Is being written at 2 a. m. and I have Just come off the street; from throngs gone mad with Joy over the Tokyo announcement of surrender. No use to tell the people it won't be official until morning; or even later. And the Japs Just better not back down. I think I the several 'thousand, or sn it seemed, sailors would start swimming for Japan to make it official. This is surely Navy night on the streets of Seattle. Just why the army is so little represented I do not know. Of course It is no fault of the GI's that they are not out, flinging themselves about In a riot of relief that "Now we can go home!" It was that cry. "I'm going hornet I'm going HOME!" which wakened me. 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