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Newspaper Page TextTEN MEDFORD MAIL-TRIBUNE Wednesday, Dec 19, 1945 Your Health and It's Care By OR. WILLIAM BRADY M.O. Readers should addret. inquinaa lo: Dr William Brady. 265 CI Camino Bavarly Hillt Caiii. IODINE AND A good dentist is worthy of his hire. That is, I think so. I'd much rather pay the dentist $200 to li 11 a loom, even if it may last only a year or two, than pay him $10 to extract it. I have a high regard for the value of teeth. At the very mini mum a sound tooth or a K' jfiijftUi&H) tooth in a good Dr Brady state of repair Is worth $1000, in my opinion. So, I say, the good dentist is worthy Of his hire. Eugene Talbot, M.D., D.D.S., still recognized as an authority on oral pathology by the den tists, advocoated careful applica tions of iodine-iodide medica ments to the gums by the den tist in the treatment of pyor rhea. The same excellent au thority advocated the applica tion of a similar solution to the gums and other surfaces in the mouth of the child, at monthly Intervals, to prevent tooth de cay, or such an application a few minutes before any tonsil or mouth operation. The formula Talbot published (JAMA April 2, '10) is too strong for any one other than physician or dentist I to attempt to use. But Diluted Talbot's Solution, glycerite of Iodine and zinc iodide, as In the National Formulary, is suitable for the patient to use as Instruc ted by physician or dentist. Speaking merely as a bull In the ch I mean as a doctor, I be- llcve the use of Talbot's solution or some modification of it, io dine In form or another, is a valuable aid in the treatment of most cases of pyorrhea. But only an aid, or shall we say Incliien-1 fal treatment. Correction' of nu-i VULTEE STRIKE FAVORED San Diego, Cal., Dec. 19 U.R) A . national labor relations board vote showed 77.2 per cent of 3720 employes In fnvor of a walkout at Consolidated Vultee Aircraft Corp., it was revealed today. Only 1003 members of the AFL aeronautical mechanics union cast ballots, but union of ficials declared they would close the entire plant If de mands for a 30 per cent increase were not met. U. S. Destroys Jap , V ' " P f t J.- AT j L 1 -v III - j . . 13 r 1 IP"' rH'i I t (Acmm 7 tlttphoto) Small atomic equipment of Japs la tnken apart by TJ. S. occupation troops as Uicy prepare to destroy It by order of Secretary of War Robert Potter on. American BdcntUtA have protested the destruction of the 5 cyclo trons and related equipment In three Jap r It lea. Photo by Tom Shaler, ACME, NEA phoUitftMpher. Hitler's Factories Cloud, of ny. ... CUUm.tl rw iu me .--''' " ""'M oy . v. o"..uu Bcoupiw lector. PYORRHEA tritional deficiencies and restor ation of function normal mas tication are the essential fea tures in the treatment of pyor rhea. QUESTIONS & ANSWERS llrr Klrst at Forty I am 40, have never been really strong but . . . my husbanrl la anx ious to have a child, tainny doctor siild It would be the finest thing that could happon. but I leer that at my aKe. (Mrs. A. H. M.) Answer Records of childbirth in a lnre number of cases show that the HEALTHY woman who bears her first child at forty mny expect a nor mal delivery. Ilutter read the chap ter 'Hit Klrst at forty" In the book let "Preparing for Maternity" mailed on written request If you Inclose ten cents and stamped self addressed en velope. Women whose education has been so sadly neglected may learn something lo their advantage by rending Or. Grontly Dick Head's "Childbirth Without Fear" published by Harpers. '44. A woman who can still roll a half dozen somersaults and come up on her feet smiling and un ruffled, do a running jump over barrel or run around the block at her own pace Is young enough to have a baby. Too many women whose education has been sadly neglected are too old at thirty to bear a cnua without kicking up all possible com plications. It Is physiological, not chronological age tnnt mailers. Massive noses of Vitamin D One friend says 50,000 units of vitamin L In capsule, four times day is beneficial for rheumatism or almost any chronic sickness. Other friend says such massive doses are injurious to liver ana Kidneys. (Mrs. L. J.) Answer I doubt that 200.000 units a dav over a period of three to six months, ever does any harm. On the other hand, 1 have come to believe that merely an opiuimi nuiriuonai amount of vitamin 1) dully, of course combined with calcium, will give as much relief In various complalnta called chronic rheumatism as mas sive doll's of vllnmln U alone can give. Kor pamphlet "Calcium and Itheumntix" send stamped self addres sed envelope. Ask for It In writing. A clipping will not do. Poliomyelitis and Marriage Intend to marry girl who had In fantile paralysis In childhood. She Is strong and healthy today and has no apparent physical weakness or de fect. I am eight years older than she she Is 24. What do you advise' (M. II. El Answer The difference In ago Is Immaterial. Any physical weakness or defect left by Infantile paralysis would have no bearing on the ques tion of fitness for marriage and parenthood. (Copyright 1045, John T. Dllla Co.) ACTRESS DIVORCED Hollywood, Dec. 194U.R) Film Actress Ella Raines, who said her husband not only Ignored her friends but "slap ped her several times without provocation," today held a di vorce from Ex-Air Force Major Kenneth W. Trout. "Ho was moody and sulky all three years we were married," Miss Raines told Superior Judge Goodwin J. Knight. "I thought It might wear off, but It didn't. Atomic Equipment .... "" iff VSfw l')if'1' ,1 Go Up in Smoke v 1 fit. v t. " . I Arm, 1,1,, ( Acme ItlrphouM ir u undrrnrouim laclory m-r d.vnanilte placed bj U. 8. eiiUiccti r-, " l" W J In Weird Story 1 Jii A scene from "Jungle Cap tive", one of the weirdest screen stories ever told which opened at the Rialto today and starring INDUSTRIAL SUGAR ALLOTMENTS WILL E LEVEL Allotments to Industrial users of sugar generally will be con tinued at the same levels for the first quarter of 1046 as dur ing the fourth quarter of this year, Mrs. Marjorie Leo, OPA food specialist of the Portland district, has announced. The only exception Is for products such as jams. Jellies, fruit but ters and marmalades, according to the announcement. An adjustment procedure, to gether with the percentage of base use of sugar that will be granted to producers of pro ducts of this class for the first quarter, will be announced soon, Mrs. Leo said. Sugar allotments for Institu tional users for the January February period will be comput ed on the basis of the same per ineal allowances as at present. There will also be no change In the rate of refreshment allot ments. At the same time, OPA an nounced that sugar stamp 39 will bo validated for consumer purchase of five pounds of sugar on Jan. 1, 1948. and will expire April 30, 1946. Sugar stamp 38 expires Dec. 31, 1945. L Approximately 200 minor household, professional and commercial Items and a small number of minor food Items have been made exempt from price control, accordlnR tn word received by the local Office of Price Administration. Ceilings on four other commodities have been suspended for a 00-day period. All are of slight im portance In living or business costs, the report said. Effective Dec. 12, items with out ceiling prices includo food dchydrators for household use, fireplace equipment, tooth picks, some sportings goods and custom-made rug and a number of other household t u r n 1 1 u re articles. Items completely exempted from price control Dec. 15 In cluded some spices and granu lated bouillon. Controls are being indefinite ly suspended on most DDT pro ducts, It was stated. If you can find a safer place for your cash than Victory Loan Bonds it will probably be in I more Victory Bonds. Invest to I the limit in your country's j future. ! Us Mall Tribune Want Ada. I MEDFORD NEON GO. SIGNS and SERVICE Personally supervised by RALPH ELLIS S27 Putnam Phona 3276 VANISHING PAINS 4SL.fi. 'X, K.tA , t.4- CV IT KVItB HE. COM TOVlTCHCNlp TELL S4.5 lfS IVT 0T IN H' TILL Hf.S F'N!i-f.C AJjp 0O6HT TO (tttPUl'tT fME Fi-C Cf-SSERT-trie CO' RHALITTLE WW HH s " 1 .i. Otto Kruger and Amelita Ward. Van Johnson and Faye Emer son in "Born for Trouble," is the companion hit. On the Radio Chain STATIONS Chain affiliation and when they are on the dial KALE (MBS) 1330; Portland KKX (AllO M90 Portland. KUU (AflC) AID. San t rancisco; KUW (NI1C 620. Portland, K J It (ABO I00U. Seattle. KNJi (CUM 10.(1. Lni Anxelei, KOA (MtO 850. Denver KOIN (CKS) 970. Portland, KOMO (N HO 950, Seattle, KI'O (NtlO 6K0, San Francisco, KSL. CBS) 1160, Sail Lake City. Time Shown li PST WKIINrSDAT fl flO d m leriv ano pirates ABC: O K For Release NBC; Knox Man ning CHS News MBS 6:13 p. m. Dick Tracy, ABC; When Evening Conies, NBC. 30 j m int'K Armstrong AHC New j CHS; Captain Midnight MBS: New .NBC 5 45 o m Cfmer Peterson NBC lorn Mix, MBS. rtuymond Swing ABC. Mews CHS 6 Of) p m f rank Sinatra CBS. Treasure Hour or Song, MBS: Eddie Cantor, NBC; Dinner At Dinty s, ABC. d ll i m it,,;. Life l irieft MB.s 6 ISO o m Mr District Attorney NBC Mmsle CBS SoniliRht Banda MBS: Elmer Davis, ABC IllU p m Khv Kvieri Koiieite NBC: Island Adventure. CBS; Coun terspy, ABC; Follies. MUS 7 30 p m. Andrew Sisters. CBS: Lrone KHnKr MBS B OO n m Sipper Club, NBC; JacK Kirkw-.Ofl. CBS; Main Line. MBS News ABC II is d m FteetwofHi Lawton NBC. Jnck Smith Show CBS Main Line MHS News ABC 8:30 p. m. Ilildararde. NBC: Dr. Christian, CBS; Fresh Up Show, MBS. 4 hj p m Mi -tna .vi'k iNunn ov lack L'tnun CbS News MBS 15 o m Gulden inrmoni ABC 0:30 p. ni. Easy Aces. ABC. I'joti p m News NBt: Charlie Chan ABC Fu.tnn Lewis MBS 10-31) p m Orrhpntm CHS Kenne man s Nltr C'uh ABC. Thomas An thon tud Urche-tra NBC ExcarpU from fai Mt.su Mllb 11:00 p m News. ABC; Serenade. CBS; Hotel Uiltmore Orchestra. NBC I'lli HftllA V 9 00 p m Sam Haves and the News MBS. OK for Helease NBC, Terry and the Pirates AHC News CBS 5:15 p m Dick ITacy, ABC: When Evening Comes NBC 4 3U o m JhlM AunilinK AHC captain MidniKht MBS News NBC 5 5 pm Torr Mix ABC. Elmer Peter"!, NH'; NiKht News Wire MHS. Raymond Swing ABC 6 00 p m -Music Hall NBC, Andre nostelunetz CHS Uatiried HeatJer MBS The Reai Story ABC CLOSED TEMPORARILY WATCH FOR RE-OPENING Take-It-Easy Lodge WASHING MACHINE REPAIR FOR ALL MAKES Also Refrigeration Service Younger's Appliance 31 N. Bartlott Phone 2419 Phone 2119 For Towing or Wrecker Service Anywhere Anytime Lewis Super Service Br CLUYAS WILLIAMS r Jw.'." '' .3fl fs,.'il'' ' - t-IJ f - - - 60 p m Bob Burns NBC: Robby lxbbv CBS S:arighi serenade MBS Detect and Collect ABC 7 uO o m Abbott ana Costello NBC; First Une. CBS: Curtain Tune, ACS Music MBS 7:30 p. m. Fantasy In Melody, ABC; Red Ryder, MBS; Rudy Valee, NBC; Powder Box Theater, CBS. i oo o m Suupe. CiuD NBC; Man Named mrdan t.BS Bulldog Drum mond MBS Lum and AOner ABC. 8 13 o m r" i ee ' ooa Uwton NBC Earl Godwin ABC: Jack Smith 8:3up m Burn' and AMen NBC Masie CBS Americas Town Meeting of the Air. 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ABC: San k rancisco Opera MBC 10 13 p m Charlie Chan ABC. 10.30 p m Fen ne man v Nltt Club ABC Sweet bean Su'tnfftima NBC Orchestra CBS News MBS 11:00 o m Newa ABC Closing- time for Sunday Too Late ! to Classify 4:00 Saturday afternoon, i Please remember. ZERO CLUB Out of bounds, civilians only Delicious chicken and iteak dinners 7:10 p. m. to 3:00 a. m. except Sunday. . Phone day time 5300; night 9101 DO YOU lions of people WHO WANT TO WORK AT FAIR PAY TO PRODUCE BADLY NEEDED GOODS. 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