Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, January 02, 1946, Image 8

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Newspaper Page TextEIGHT MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE Wednesday. Jan. , 1948 Your Health and It's Care By OR. WILLIAM BRADY. M.D. Raadari should addratl InqutrUt toi Of William Brady. ' 265 El Camino. Bavarly Hilla. CaiU. KEEPING WARM W There Is a way to keep warm without coddling that Is advis able, in my opinion, for the ma o r i x y oi growing chil dren and adults In the United States and Canada. I mean the Io dine Ration that is, insur ing the intake of the amount of iodine daily that nutrition kMtt,&iM ...thorltiea Dr. Brady deem eMential for good nutrition and good metabolism in childhood, youth and adulthood. Not only is the basal tempera ture, the metabolism, the vital fire low In persons who get in sufficient Iodine but one of the commonest complaints of such persons, whether youthful or mature, in that they feel cold even whether normal persona in the same room or environment are comfortable or perhaps too warm for comfort. And it is characteristic of iodine-deficient individuals to wear or want to wear more clothes at all times than a normal person can en dure. Im corparatlvely few regions In the United States and Can ada the soil and the drinking water may still contain enough Iodine (Iodides! to supply the minimum daily quantity requir ed for good nutrition, through the iodides In the water or In the food grown on the soil and water (meat, milk, eggs, vege- tt.bleg etc.). A small minority of people in the North American continent may get enough Iodine In the fish and shellfish from the sea they happen to eat when such food Is available.. Even so. I recommend to every man. woman and child In the country who is not under medical care or treatment, -the regular practice or habit of tak ing a suitable Iodine ration every day or at least a few times a week the year around to in sure against Iodine deficiency. For details of this read the pam phlet "Iodine Ration," available on written request if you pro vide stamped self addressed en velope a regular size envelope, not a doll size, please. Chronic tired feeling and lack of usual or former am bition, energy or pep, a state little if any relieved by a rest or a vacation; a tendency to accumulate flabby excess weight: depression of spirits and a bleak or almost melan choly outlook: premature graying and falling of hair nd other signs of premature aging; mental torpor, tenden cy to doze too much and to He too long abed; poor mem ory, poor circulation as evi denced by cold hands and feet . . . Mind, now, I do not say the lodin Ration is a cure-all. I merely suggest that nearly every one needs It and I would not suggest It if I did not believe that It can do no harm to try It In any event that Is, If you are not under medical treatment. If there la anything In particular the matter you should ask your physician whether you may take the lodin Ration don't ask me, for I'm not your physician. QUFSTInNS ANSHFRS Asepsis In UenUstry Old dentist makes is wait several weeks for appointment. 1 found another, recently returned from ser vice, who took care of ma lha day after . . . this new one wastes a food deal of time, tt seems to me, tn re peated washing of his hands. V. H I Answer That's the way more den tists should "waste" more time. If you ask me. Too olten the dentist Is con tent to "sterilise" Instruments with a dash of some "antiseptic" Instead of boiling or steam sterlllrtng them. Too often he leaves the chair to do this or that. telephone, shake hands with a visitor, even examine a moulh, and. to save time, resumes work without washing his hands. That sort of den tal service Is a fraud at any price, Whatl No More Internal ltatntuiT Received your booklet "The Consti pation Habit and Colon Hygiene" about five months av-o. Since that day 1 havo not taken a laxative or enema. When 1 started to follow your plan my bowels did not move for FOR GOOD HEALTH! Mamorrftotdt tuffal and CoJoa Ailmmnt$ Hmrnia (Rufrmrt) Ooifr.c UUt TrMld wuhout HofrlUl Opr tlon Mmd9 rmg frW,-, Jfl A. M. H 9 P. M. imsnfii .MsyswUr, BWaamiUf, frUy 7 JO Dr. C. J. DEAN CLINIC Phyiitlan and Iwrfaoa W. L Comer E. Bumsid ind Grand Avnu Talaphon EAal 3918, Portland 14, Orogoa f-" J"v' YICK SO CHINESE HERB CO. ITHOUT CODDLING days. (J. R. 8 ) Answer Any victim of the corntl patlon habit or the ''Intestinal stasis or the "mucous colitis" obsession may have the booklet on written reauest a cupping is not a request ana i re fuse to read clippings to find out what a correspondent wants) if he In closes ten cents and stamped self- addressed envelope. (Copyright 1U4H. John T. Dllle Co.) Washington, Jan. 2 U.R) Bell-bottom trousers may be dis charged from the navy next spring, but coats of navy blue plan to sign up for another hitch and remain Indefinitely as a regular part of the navy uni form. The navy disclosed last night that it has sent 2,500 new-type uniforms to the Atlantic and Pacific fleets and to shore sta tions to undergo three-month tests. If the tests prove successful, conventional trousers will re place the wide, bell-bottom trousers which have been worn by seafaring men since the 14th century, the navy said. Tie Change Too The traditional neckerchief designed by the British admiral ty in mourning for Lord Nelson also Is slated to go in favor of a black fotir-ln-hand tie. The body-tight Jumpers will be replaced by a sport shirt, the navy said, if the new sailor uni forms are adopted. A tailored. waist-length battle Jacket Is pro vided for dress or winter attire. The navy said there are three separate uniforms in the new outfits blue, gray and white with shirts to match. The traditional short over coat, "pea coat," will be re tained as part of the new uni forms. On the Radio Chain STATIONS Chain affiliation and where they are on the dial KA1.K (MHtt) 11)0; Portland KKX (Alio I lull Portland! K(IO (Alio 810 San pranciscoi Kdw (NltCl Pordand, KJR tAllt'l luuu Heallle. KNX lCHN lulu. Lm Angeles, KOA (NHCl HSU. Uenver KOIN (CII8I !0. Portland, HOMO INIICI Hall. Seattle, KPO (NIIC'I SftO, San Franrlsro; KSL (C'Uai 1160. Halt Lake City. Time Shown la PST WEDNESDAY 8:00 D. m. Terry and Pirates, ABC; O. K. For Release, NBC; TDA. CHS; News, MUS. 0:10 D. in. luck iTacy, Am. venen Evening Comes, NBC. D:3U p. m. Jack Armstrong, am.; News. CHS: Captain Midnight, MUS; News. NUC. 8:40 u. in. Elmer Peterson, wuu; Tom Mix, MUS; Raymond Swing. ABC: News CUS. 6.00 d. m. rrank Sinatra, una; Treasure Hour of honir. MUS; Eddie Cantor, NHC; Dinner At Dlnty'l, ABU o 13 p. in. Meal L.ue atones, nuta 6:30 p. m. Mr. District Attorney, NHC; Malsle, CUS; Spotlight Banda, MUS; Elmer Davis, ABC. 7:00 p. m. Kay Kysera Koiiege. N1IC: Island Adventure. CBS; Coun terspy, ABC; follies. MBS. 7:;iu D. m. Andrews aisiers, li; Lane Ranger. MBS. 6:ul p. in. nupper uiuo. nut;; jhcs Klrkwond, CBS; Main Line, MBS; News, AUC. 0:15 p. m. Fleetwood Lawton. NBC; Jack Smith Show, CBS; Main Line, MUS: News, AHC. 1130 u. m. lllldngarde. NHC: nr. Christian. CUS; Fresh Hp Show. MBS 0:00 d. m. Mr. and Mrs. North, nuu; Jack Carson, CHS; News. MBS. 0:19 p. m. Golden Harmonies, ABC. 0:30 p. m. Easy Aces, AHC. 10.00 p. m. News. NBC; Charlie Chan. ABC; Fulton Lewis. MBS. 10 30 p. m. Orchestra, CUS; rennet man s Nlto Club, ABC; T nomas An thony and Orchestra. NHC; Excerpts From Great Music. MBS 11:00 p. m. News, ABC; serenade. CBS; Hotel BUtmore Orchestra, NBC. Till K8HAY S 00 p. m. Ram llayri and tht Nfwi, MUS; O. K. For Relfiur. NIK': Tarry and (ho Pirate. AHC; TBA. CBS 3:15 p. m. Dick Tracy. ABC; When Evening Conic, NUC. 3 30 p. in. Jack Armstrong, ABC; Captain MulntKht. MHS; Nvi, NUC 5:45 p. m. Tom Mix, ABC; Elmer Prltrion, NUC; Night Newt Wire, MBS: Raymond Swum. ABC. 00 p. in. Music Hull, NBC: Andre KnMclBnetJ. CBS; Gabriel Heatter, MBS; The Kcnl Story. ABC. tl 30 p in. Hob Burnt. NBC; Hobby Lobby, CBS; Starlight Serenade. MBS; Detect and Collect. AUC. 7 00 p. nv Abbott and Coitello, NHC; rlmt Line, CBS; Curtain Tune, AHC: Music. MBS. 7. .10 p. m. Kamaty In Melodv. ABC: Red Kder, MBS; Rudy Valee, NUC; Powder Box Theater, CBS. 8 00 p. nv Supper Club, NBC; Man Named Jordan, CBS; Dulldor Drum mond, MUS; Lum and Abner, AUC. H IS p in. Fleetwood Lawton, NBC; Earl Godwin, ABC; Jack .Smith, CBS .to p. m. Burnt and Allen. NHC: Maine. CHS; America Town Meeting of the Air, ABC; Rogues Gallery. MBS oo p m. New. MBS-. Dinah Shore. NHC; tilery Queen, CHS. America Town Meeting of the Air. ABC. 0 1.1 p m. Newt, MHS. 9 .t0 p in. Noah Werwter Sav, NBC; Ncua. ABC. 10.00 p m New riahea, NBC; New. ABC; San Krancltco Opera. MHS 10 15 p. m. Charlie Chan. ABC. 10 30 p. nv Fenneman Nile Club. AHC; Sweetheart Swing time, NBC. Orchestra. fBS; New. MBS. 11.00 p. m. New, ABC. Use Mat) Tribune Want A.1i. REMEDIES FOR STOMACH ULCERS Hurt Rhaumatlim. Aslhmi Catarrh Pilai Prostata Gland Ecismi and all dla ordari et Llar Kldnay Troubla and tthar complainta disappear attar uting. CHINESE HERBS Removed to Sparta Bldg. Ind of Rope i JUf M S (Acme Telephotot United Press Foreign Correspondent Ernest Hoberecht (left) and Col. Robert H. Hardy, Yakima, Wash., examine new rope and hangman's knot on gallows of Sugamo prison, Tokyo, where 330 Japanese, Including former Premier Hldckl Tojo, all accused of committing war crimes, await trial Hoberecht will cover trials. Join Accident Prevention Effort Is Plea To Jackson Co. Residents George Davis, chairman of the accident prevention commit tee of the Red Cross for Jackson county, today appealed to coun ty residents to enroll in accident prevention courses and other wise participate in accident pre vention months which Is to be observed through January. "An appeal is made for the people of the county to help make Jackson county a safer place to live," Davis declares. "We read In our newspapers daily of the Increase In the num ber of accidents In this county and other sections. By accidents. reference Is made to those acci dents that occur In our homes and on the highways. Home ac cidents top the list In number, the reason being that people In their homes grow careless. They leave things laying around that might cause someone to get hurt. Stairways Hasard 'Take a look nt your stair ways. Are they free of shoes or boxes that might have been placed there just to get them out of the way? How about that extension cord laying on the floor that has a break in the insulation that you have been In tending to fix, or thnt chair with the broken rung? Little things, yes, but they can be big things If they cause an accident, with someone Injured or even a life lost. "Because accidents are be coming so prevalent all over the nation, the American Red Cross has organized a council known as the Accident Prevention council the duty of which is to make studies of accidents and determine how they are caused. After the council had completed an analysis of accidents and their causes and prevention, the Red Cross compiled a course of instruction which is taught in a fashion similar to the first aid classes. i Jackson Co. Leads j "Last year Jackson county led all other counties In the state in starting accident pre ventlon c.asses. Eighteen people were trained as instructors. This year the committee Is planning big safety compalgn covering ; Jackson county as widely as ' possible, and the 18 qualified in-; structors will hold classes. With i Jrtnuary designated as safety : month, It Is the aim of the acci dent prevention committee to SKATE at L 1 mSvfe ASHLAND dA SPOlp C r& MT ROLLER RINK J2! I Wl t!m tmm bSit EVERY TUESDAY, THURSDAY, jCOWf FRIDAY, SATURDAY EVENING i f BLONDfE 'f FRIDAY for Teen Age Under I v T n 1 JU''" 1 j SUBURBAN BnCTTS by clotas wtttAMS VJ n ' jQ) G yL hCJ YXr THE NEBBS dlUEM ) TVT AlCSs C 1 1 YES.IKlOEEtT.VtVNO VsXIEJJ Y ASA'UA WOVtY SEND WF? THAT UrvS lBHt.vs' fl ( J W A. i . WAS SORE, 1U NEVER AM SV POTTS EEN SAK FLOWERS.TEa ( ) 1 1 !?rrT cNv ; r jTr Am in -wedo6hcose")to' But forget sliderswas ameao X. me for (weruowloocv 1 LU.PT VVV" SNV Ar CR DTC!n5 w "AD FACE Ww.N YOU M5 SiK& OUT V0O ARE TO , j 1 THIS ! J S WICES NEwV-W TOPPED UI5 WANTED JO AIL NIShT.HOW HAVE SUCU AJ r-r y tsy YEARS EYE. I CMDNTT loNG-HiSW A?? CA 1 50uA?EiNOOl.fiENTAND llTV I TT C5 BYAKUlVINaATIMt M 1m Uvf ?f cia r' yfi V afirUJ JFn WK "5'( V&flM 3r cw cr mm m m.m& tcrsirtp. mi paihe itt. y VvV w vr7- f r -3TVa jfi&d iyJiRf XmLaYJ fg&i. Hi pi v w Mftrc tre m ast tww mi TiMe ;WSii. Eft Vi (lYr.'A 1 t- 3 3 l-w jfi-' 'i A, mt 'Ifii for Many Japs t help lower the rate of accidents in the home, on the highways or wherever accidents might occur." Enrollment Urged Mr. Davis urges every one to cooperate by enrolling In the classes and points out that it costs nothing to take the class work. Those interested are to phone the chapter office in the courthouse or Mr. Davis at the Perl Funeral home. Slogan for the month Is the old adage, "an ounce of preven tion is worth more than a pound of cure." BOSTON WORLD FAIR PROPOSED FOR 1948 Boston, Jan. 2 (U.R) A world's fair in Boston in. 1948 was proposed today by Walter R. Doanc, of Berkeley, Cal., a member of the California New England, association. GOOD BEGINNING Berkeley, Cal., Jan." 2 (U.R) Dr. J. Robert Oppenheimer, di rector of the Los Alamos, N. M., project which assembled and tested the atomic bomb, today hailed the Moscow declaration as "a very good beginning" to international control of atomic research. PLAN NEW PARTY Sacramento, Jon. 2 (U.R) The formation of a new "All American" political party In California will be sought by an organization called the American Voters, Inc., with headquarters in Los Angeles, the secrctarv of Phone 9132 LL ABNER ' li,, , 1.,,4 1 I rf.NJAi J I , b-M We Serve Fine Foods '. ... .. II V Y VI 17 . 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THAT YOU'RE QUEEN OF THE EARN- A A Lit I j THE ONLY TWO GIRLS I KNOW PILLED WITH LOVELY COR JUST ONE r - afij -T VARO.VOU -1 rJ--N X IN NEW YORK HAVE APART- LADIES WH0VE EALLEVJ PURPOSE. rr7..k , 3-V a" US&?rJ' I kSSfl hrrA S&iZS3ttK German Officers ' Hanged By Reds London, Jan. 2 (U.R) Radio Moscow said last night that two German generals and a corporal were hanged yesterday in the Bryansk public square for atro cities committed in the Bryansk and Bobruiswk areas during oc cupation, i Closing time (or Classified Ads 8:30 ' a.m. -Too Lata to Classify 12:15 p.m ! CHALKERS WILL BE CLOSED UNTIL JAN. 4 Open As Usual Starting Jan. 5 For future reservations Phone Cold Hill 474 SMITH DO YOU to be announced shortly. ROGUE RIVER CHEVROLET Crossword Puzzle ACROSS 1 Woman in army 4 Oo w7 B Soaks ia Mr. Bsbs t3 Alms box 14 Win gi 15 Parts 17 Rational Ift Happenlnf 18 Period oi darknefii tl Soak flai 13 Grape be vera ga 13 Hearing organ IS Heroic 18 Shield (arch.) 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