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Newspaper Page TextSIX MEDFORD MAIL-TRIBUNE Your Health and It's Care By DR. WILLIAM BRADY M.D. Rudeti (hould tddrtu Inquiries to: Dr William Brady. 265 CI Camino Beverly Hills Calit. . IT ISN'T THE TAN Just why do we regard a coat of tan as a part of the picture of health vigor and vitality? ' Offhand one might say it is because so many people return from vacations with a coat of tan and obviously improved health and fit ness, we come to think of tan as synonymous with health Dr. Brady by association of ideas. Freckles, too, in a way. I say "we", meaning people In gener ol. Not we doctors. Darn it, a doctor looks at things through Class of a different tint. I can't get my mind off from vitamin D when I see a coat of tan, even the best fitting coat on the figure . , . And I can't admire Rood posture without thinking of scoliosis. lordosis, visceropto sis find other morbid things. Some readers may suspect I'm Just a loafer, but the truth, I swear Is that I frequent the howlirg green because there, for two or ihree hours, as any devotee of bowls will testify, one forgets every blessed (or damned) thing in ho world but the business of Insinuating one's bowl between one's opponent's bowl nnd the Jack. Theie's nothing particularly healthy about brown. Nothing particularly sanitnry or "anti septic" about white. Some peo ple are too easily misled by the association of ideas. The. most frighcful breaches of aseptic technique may occur in a hospi tal elaborately equipped with . white enamel accessories, men In wh'te and nurses gowned and masked as for a sequence on stage 7. Wo should learn to associate tan with the manufacture of vitamin D. I do not mean to Imply that this is all there is In sunshine and open air life. But we know, at any rate, that sun light, direct or reflected or dir- fuse daylight in a shaded place Fa "The Ghost Train" To Be Staged By Little Theater and Navy Cast Another smash hit, comparable to "Deadlier Than the Male," last spring's major Little Theatre production, is in the offing for the residents of southern Oregon and northern California, when Arnold Ridley's three-act comedy-mystery "The Ghost Train" is presented here during the first week of November. The produc tion will be given solely for army-navy relief. This Little Theatre fall produc tion, unlike the all women cast of "Deadlier Than the Male" fea tures four female roles played by native Oregonlans, and seven male roles, played by staff mem bers of Camp White's naval hos pital, hailing from all parts of the United States. The stage pro duction will be handled by naval hospital patients as an occupa THE GRANGE Phoenix Grange Regular meeting of Phoenix Grange will be held Tuesday at 8 p. m. Attendance has been small during tho last four months, due to many members being engaged In fruit work. Now that this work Is drawing to a close, it is hoped that a larger crowd will be present and that Interest and en thusiasm will pick up. Home Economics Chairman Florence Tripp announces a cov ered dish supper to be held Oct. 17, for all Grnngo members. This is the regular meeting date of the Home Economics club, but the meeting will be held at night instead of during the day. Griffin Creek Grange The Booster Night program HELD OYER! By Popular Demand Don Siglow's Band Steak and Chicken Dinners Jimmy O'Brien Opening Oct. 14 Take-It-Easy Lodge Mac and Anne McBis Closed Tuesday YOUR OWN Cm Monday. Oct. 8. 1945 BUT THE V-I-T-E nf pupn llrht Krreened throueh cloud, mist, fog, and the smoke or dust of city air, activates ergostorol in the skin and con verts it into viosterol, vitamin D. So we should regard tanning as an index or measure of the tnt nt thn Individual's calcium- phosphorous metabolism, for vit amin D controls caicium-pnos- nhnn.i mpfnhnlism If the SUDnly of vitnmln D Is insufficient the assimilation, utilization and re tention of calcium and the phos nhnrus in the body cannot be normal Nonnal calcium metabolism (never mind the phosphorus, it will be all right if the calcium metabolism is right) spells V-I-TE Can't stop to define vlte now consult the booklet "The 7 Keys to Vite", mailed on request if you inclose twenty- five mcnts and stamped salf- sddresscd envelope If you are onnnnrnnH nhnut rrowin2 chil dren, fend ten cents and stamp ed self addressed envelope for the booklet "v-i-i-e. spene Vnnii" Rut hold on here. I'm meeting myself coming or so it may seem to the uniniuaiea. nnn'f Iam ihn nnmp Aside. I'm not Riving you thfc run-around. I honciitly believe "?ood calcium metabolism, an adequate oa.iy intake the calcium and vitamin D, is a prime factor of health, iin innth whether vou are seventy months or seventy years old. OUF.STIONH It ANSWERS mixtion Treatment ol Internal Files who run Rive the Injection treatment tor hemorrhoid, t m luffcrlnK from Ihem. the Internal kind IC FM Answer I'm sorry. ' have (omotten the name ot a phy.lelan In your city who Hlvea the treatment. Almost any urtyalrtan who treats hemorrhoids at .ill .ii.es this method today. In pre ference to tho crude old. hospital method . Ilicyne mama r rv innd of blcvcle riding;, hut hnve heard whnt sound to me like old wives' file (Mrs. A. J. C Answer They ore. It Is fine exor cise foi any one. v To tlel a iieurr oom Mv husband Is anxious to Ket start- mA An vnui Iiuiln Ration he thinks It may help nlm get a better Job. (mil. r- Answer Well. It would depend on how -flood his present Job Is. Send stamped self .idilrensed envelope for pamphlet "The lodln Ration". (Copvru-ht 1H4H by John F. Dllle Co.) tional therapy program. "Casting has been going on all week," said Lieut. W. B. Fletch er, Jr., last night, "and wo now have the cream of the dramatic crop with which to begin inten sive rehearsals." Lieut. Flotchcr, who recently returned from overseas, and who Is directing the production, star red in the leading role of Toddle Dcakin in "Tho Ghost Train" with the Abilene, Texas, Little Theatre shortly before enlisting in the navy. Ho studied dra matics under the famous Hugh Fellows ot the New York Insti tute of Dramatic Arts. "The Ghost Train," when orig inally playing at the Eltinge The atre on Broadway, featured Clau dettc Colbert, F.ric Blore, Henry Mowbroy and Walter Wilson. sponsored by Griffin Creek Grange will be held at the hall Saturdny, Oct. 13, at 8 p. m. This affair is planned for mem bers and Invited guests and any one In the community Interested in learning more about the grange. A program has been arranged by the lecturer, Isabella Lc Vender, and the recreation com mittee will have entertainment for all later in the evening. Ladies of the grango are asked to bring sandwiches for refreshments, which are to be served by the 11. E. club. Approximately 10,000,000 tons of freight moves over tho Mis sissippi river system each month. WHY BE FAK? Get slimmer without exercise Vou may Iom pound i and have a more 1 ruder, giKcclnl lump. No ru-rclimg. Nol-tii NoiUngt. Willi Una AY US plan you tlon'l cut out ny mli, itarvhe. iv. IaUx-, mratj or butter, you mm pty cut litem down. It eatier mtn you enjoy tlrlU'ious (viti tnlnloititteii. AVON briar meaU. Atuwliiielv hnrmlrii. In clinical tnls conduct M (ty tnedu al ilotfort, mm l tun 100 prrattna I oat 14 to IS lha.etec it In frv vi-ka mill A YDS YiUmiB i.in.ly KrttiKing I'.n. Iry a 30-Jav mly of A YDS. only tl J. Money tucH on the very tiui bos 11 yuu don't get rMi.t Phone 3440 WAINSCOTT'S PHARMACY 400 East Main St G. I.'S STORY! Trfc RUE GLORY BEAST OF BELSEN TAKES STAND IN ATROCITY TRIALS Lueneburg, Oct. 8 (U.R) Jo sef Kramer, commandant of the Belsen concentration camp, testi fied today in his own defense before the British military court trying him on charges of con ducting nazl atrocities. Kramer opened the story of his administration of the Belsen camp and his service in the no torious Oswiecim camp after his defense counsel, Maj. S. Win wood, told the court the prisoner should be called "not the beast of Belsen by the scapegoat of Bel sen." "It Is the very foundation of Kramers case that he was a member of the nazi party," Win wood said. 'I hope the court will grasp the phrase that Kramer Is a German. He quoted the nazl laws against the Jews and said: 'It was no very great step from the Nu remberg anti-Jewish laws to the chimneys of Oswiecim." Winwood noted that the Ger mans had no copyright on con centration camps, recalling that the British employed concentra tion camps in the Boer war and had placed Greeks in Egypt In similar institutions. Kramer gave his age as 38. He said he went into concentra tion camp duty In 1934 and was assigned to Oswiecim against his personal wishes. He explained that in one affi davit he had denied knowing about the Oswiecim gas cham bers because he was bound by his "word of honor" never to re veal their existence. When the war ended, he said, he no longer felt bound. What the Girl Scouts Are Doing Troop 22 Elects Jcrrie Herring was elected president of Girl Scout Troop 22 at the second meeting held last week at the home of the troop leader, Mrs. Max Leisch ncr. Mrs. Leischncr was assisted by Mrs. John Larwood. Other officers elected were Janet Walton, vice-president; Norma Jane Ward,' secretary; Joan Herring, treasurer; Alice Gault, program chairman; Joan Dean, assistant program chair man. Tussie-musslcs and wrist cor sages were made by the troop under the instruction of the lead er. The troop, made up of girls In the eighth grade at Junior high school, now has 18 registered members. They are Nancy Adams, Eleanor Bragg, Joan "Sure, your way li shorter. But we'll tee more of the country my way!' You may at well give up, Mister. But here's helpi Before you tart, take your Plymouth, Dodge. DeSoto or Chrysler to your dealer. Do that regularly and you needn't lear long journeys. And when you inaiet on MOPAR. you get parts engineered specially lor your car or truck. Plymouth. Dodge. DeSoto. Chrysler Service Is Good Service! Tune in Andre Kostelanets. Thursdays. CBS. 9 P.M. EST, THE NEIGHBORHOOD LEAGUE Tf TTfTfi III jMHMIIIIIf Dean. Joan Herring, Jerrle Herr ing, Dolores Morris, Jackie Hen best, Karla Johnson, Betty Lar wood, Bcbe Millsaps, Leah Pea body, Alice Gault, Jean Runtz, Carole Sams, Sidney Smith, Janet Walton, Marjorie Williams and Norma Jane Ward. Troop 22 will meet each Tues day afternoon after school at the Leischncr home. On the Radio Chain STATIONS Chain affiliation and arbare the) are un the dial. KAI.lt CHH81 IJ'JO Portland, KKX (AU!: M91 Portland KUO (ABC) all) sin Franrlst-u KUIY (NBC) 620 Portland. KJR (AUCI illlio SpatUM H.N X (LKSI I07U Lot An tries. KOA (NBC) 830. Denver. KIIIN ICHS) 0711 Portland, KOMO (MIC 0511 Seattle, KPO INIIC) 680 San Francisco: KSL ICUSI 1160. Sail Lake city Time Shown la PWT. Monday 5:00 p m O K For Release. NBC; terry una r-iraies. aw.; newi, uiaa; Knox Manning CBS S 15 p m Dick Tracy, ABC. Super. man ivm: uctty ana hod nmj. 5 .to o m Voice of Firestone NBC: News CHS. Jura Armstrong. ABC Captain Midnight MBS. 5 45 p m N9V.S CBS; Rom Rio ABC. Tom Mix, MBS 6:00 p m Pan American Concert. ABC llnu-ty Carmlchael, NBC; Ikidlo Theater CBS: Gabrle Heatter. MBS 6:30 pm. Inlormation Please, NBC; Spotlight Bands MBS The See Hoi a storv cus 7:00 n m Screen Guild Pleven. CBS. Contented Hour, NBC; Radio Auction oallery MBS. 7:15 o m lowell fhomaa. MBS 7-JO p m Or i Q NBC. ThanKs to tne YanKfl cus L-one nanaer uiaa Rei.nlntt USA ABC 8.00 p m Supper Club. NBC: Lum ana Anner. AUU. micnaei anayne. MBS Man Named Jordan CBS 815 o m J-ick Smith Show. CBS: r edwood Uawton NBC; Hedda Hop per. ABC 8:30 D.m. Cavalcade Theatre, NBC. Hnwthornn House. ABC; Joan avis CBS 0 00 p m Blind Date. ABC: Newa Glen Hurdv MBS. The Whistler CBS Teieuh'ine Hour NBC 0 15 n m Salute to our Heraea .ins 0:30 p m. Vox Pop, CBS; Green MOrne'l, Km:: Jimmy rmier, inoa, . u 45 u m Lee .-,;ms Pianist NBC 10 00 p m Fred Morrison. MBS Charlie Chan ABC 10:15 p m Now 11 Can Be Told, MBS. Sonrs oy Mary Ann, NBC: Uerry -rH Ills Guitar NBC 10 30 p m Sweetheart Swlngtlme NBC; Listen to the Waves, MBS; Orch . CBS. Iluo p m News. ABC: orcnesira NBC Orchestra CBS riJr.nltAY 5 oc p m Terr ar.d Pirates ABC. Ok f oi Release NBC: Newa MBS Knox Manning CBS 3 ID I. m OWV trai V ABC; -super man MS Hettv and bod NBC 5 30 o m Dote with Judy wbu: lack Armitrona ABC Newa CBS Captain Midnight. MBS. aTA pm itfivmonn awm-?, aai.; CInhriei Hentter MBS. 6:00 p m. Inner Sanctum. CBS: Cur tain Time, ABC; Amos and Andy. NBC. 6 15 d rn Rea Stories MBS ftr'iu t.m Fibber McGee and Molly, NBC- American Forum, MBS; The Uoclot HBhls. CBS 7 00 uni Bot. Hope, NBC; Service to the front, CHS; counterspy, abc 7:1 pm. Fulton Lewis. MBS. 7:30 pm Hlldeuarde. NBC; Holly. wood Preview CBS 8:00 pm Suppet Club. NBC; Lum and Ahner, ABC; Jack Klrkwood Show. CBS 8 15 p m Fleetwood Lawton NBC lack bnilth Show CBS. Newa ol To niorrnw ABC H ;ili o m Johnny Presents NBC. 1'heulet or R:man- CBS. Alan rou'iii Show ABt The riK-im MBS g uu m Everything lor the Boya NBC. Big Town CBS Glen Hardy Nuws MBS Dark Venture ABC '1 1.1 o m Rex Miller MBS Q'30 o m i.lghi ind Mellow NBC: Murder Will Out ABC. 10:00 pm. News. 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