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Newspaper Page TextTWO MEDFORD MAIL TBIBUIfB Bundar. March S3, 184S Your Health and Its Care Br DR. Wll 1.1AM BRADY M D. Readers ihould seMrass Inquiries lot Or. William Brady 26i El Camioo. BtrJ Hllia. Call. WHAT SHOULD Tjrhan T waa a youngster, writes reader R. K., my mother bundlud me up In icarvea and flannels and had s v r bellowing colds every vear. When I began to wear only necessary e 1 o t h lng my colds became less frequent have worn onlv the llHht at plnthlnff lhi r . " --- " At-amM vear around Dr. Bradr for many years I am 70 now and haven t haa nythiiig'llke a cold for 30 years 1 eniy excellent health. Ensign P. G. Nolan, adrift In the south Atlantic in an open boat for 39 days, said: "I was soaking wet every minute of those 39 days and I came through In good health. But it took me lust two days to catch cold when I got to New York." Prof Leonard Hill, noted Eng lish physiologist and authority on fresh and air conditioning, aald: "It Is ahsurd to put on an overcoat when going out for a walk It Is good to go out and be braced bv feeling cold and so be Impelled to take vigor ous exercise." Dr. Hill meant that to apply to everybody. I, Brady, urge par- nts to apply the same science and common serue to the welfare of children. When your little . one Is going out to play, for health's sake do not burden the poor kid with more clothing than the child needs for comfort A mother says her son Is at the runabout age and likes to play out doors. But- leggings hamner his movements and she would like definite Instructions about covering the child's legs and Insisting that the child put on a sweater, etc., whenever he goes out to play. Her own pedis trlclan agrees with me, she says but he tells her he simply dares not force his opinion upon moth ers. . . . dJOCALS 'From Portland Bob Robison of Portland Is spending a week in Mcdford as a guest of Sam Van Dyke of North Peach street. - To Qlv Pageant A pre-East-ar pageant Is being planned 'by the Townsend clubs of Medford and will be held March 30, Good Friday, In the Knights of Pythian hall at 8 p.m., It was announced today. The publie Is cordially in cited to attend. WAG Home Emma Jane Brewer, Y 2c, daughter of Mr and Mrs. R. A. Brewer, 307 Laurel street, arrived by plane Friday morning to visit her fam lly over the week-end. Yeoman Brewer Is stationed at the naval communications department In San Francisco. ' BgL Clark Missing Staff Sgt Dean C. Clark, son of Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Clark of Rogue Rlv r, has been reported missing In action over Malay since March 2, according to his parents. Sgt Clark waa a gunner on a B-2D Ills wife and two children also live In Rogue River. Sgt. Clark graduated from Rogue Rivet hlnh school with the class ol 1939. Coyle to Speak Capt. C. L. Coyle, former Medford physi cian and member of the Toast tnasters' club, will speak at a meeting of the club Monday eve ning at the Jackson Hotel tell ing of his experiences on the western front. Harold Burelson will be toast mater of the evening and Glenn H. Utz will be toplcmnster. Other speakers will be Dr. C. G. Van Valzah and Tony Manno. e e Ou Dean's List Miss Jean Brown and Miss Viladean Hnl grtjn are on the recently publish ed Dean's List of Armstrong col lege, a news release from the school at Berkeley, Calif. To achieve this honor a student must maintain at least a "D' average. Miss Brown Is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Harry B. Brown and Miss Halgren's parents are Mr. and Mrs. Earl F Halgren. Transferred First Sgt. John C. Anderson, formerly with the 91st Infantry division, has been transferred to the 13th AAF in Italy, Sgt. Anderson, with the army nearly 21 years, was sta tloned at Ft. Clark and Ft. Bliss Tex., until transferred to the 91st three years ago. Since go lng overseas he has been with a quartermasters' truck company and with a replacement com pany. The Anderson's oldest son John, Jr., ts awaiting Induction orders from the army. Mrs. An derson has purchased a home at 27 Tripp street for the duration formerly having resided at 804 Cedar street. CHILDREN WEAR The only Instructions lean give tills mother or any parent who wants to do what is best for a child I have already given. I repeat, don't put a stitch more clothing, or cover on the child In any circumstances than the child wants I do not say needs but wants to wear. This advice, remember. Is health advice. If physicians dared to tell the truth, I wonder how many would be found, in the same boat with the pediatrician who agrees with my teachings, but dares not risk losing the patronage of some of those parents who like to turn up their noses at the ordinary practitioner and drag their precious pampered young "uns to a "specialist" every time the young 'uns get off their feed. I'm sorry for those kids, too. QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS "Dea" Tooth Da vou aeree that a "dead tooth" la a menace 10 neann as long mm t rr- ma -a in trie moutn. 1 am 31 wnen 1 waa 13 the dentist removed the nerve from a molar and filled the spsce. X-rays do not definitely ahnw the tontn la he aiceiea, nut ere in teroreted as "doubtful." Several den ilits have advised extraction eome physicians agree, others do not. (F a. O.) Answer I'd sacrifice auch a tooth only when Rood clinical evidence of some damare to health warranted Never on X-ray evidence alone. A looth from which the pulp fimoroptr ly called "nerve"! haa been removed Is not 'dead" necessarily. It may serve you well for many years. Somebody should hrlntf suits against dentists andor physicians who arbitrarily ad vise extraction of useful teeth the victim of the atrocity might reason ably claim at least sioo compensa tion for each tooth so unnecessarily sacrificed. Change Mother ts In thi chance and has a tot of trouble with hot flashes. IA. IV. vv-r Answer Send stamoed envelope hearlne vnur address and ask for (no clipping, please) pamphlet "The Meno pause. worms f have Ben Tol old raw carrots will rid the body of worms. in. w. men. i Anvr- Vnn nueht to know. Ben. by no-w "Unbidden Ouesta" Is a book let dealing Wlin worms, nouwnuu pests, vermin, copy mailed on request If vou Inclose 10 cents and stamped envelop bearlne; your addreas.- lllupinss Whv are vou so difficult about clip pings' r. j.) Answer Clippings waste our time, are too easily lost. If you can't ask for It in your own woras you win nm understand what It Is all about any way. (Copyright, 1845, by John F. Nile Co.l Visits Medford Guy H Rouse, one time resident of Med ford, was in the city this week en route to Klamath Falls to see his son, Jim Rouse. While In Medford, Rouse visited at the home of J. O. Smith. S20 Penn sylvania avenue. He also visited another son, Fred Rouse, station ed at a marine base In Califor nia, . Billfold Lost Mrs. Ella Kend rick, Williams, 1429 South 46th street, Tacoma, Wash., reported In a letter to the local police yesterday the loss of her billfold on a Greyhound bus near Med ford between 1 a. m. and 4 a. m Wednesday, March 21 Mrs. Wil liams stated that the billfold contained a picture of her ton. recently wounded In action on Luzon, a $100 war bond and some other valuable papers. The finder is asked to keep the bill fold but to please return the contents to Mrs. Williams or tho local police. Flight o Time Medford and Jackson Co. His tory irom the flits of the Mail Tribune 10. 20 and 34 years aqo. TEN YEARS AGO TODAY March 23. 1933 (It was Monday) .. Herr Hitler and British foreign minister confer in Berlin and agree on several points. Rain. High S3, low 49 degrees Oregon coast lashed by gale, with dust storms In eastern Ore gon. Presbyterian church to hold reception tonight for former pastors. Gasoline sales in state show steady Increase. TWENTY YEARS AGO TODAY March 23. 1923 (It was Wednesday) Klamath reservation Indians plan to deny all fishing and hunting rights to whites. Fair and colder. High 76, tow 47 degrees. New high school building pro position to be submitted to vot ers at special election, F, J. McPhcrson closing out sale at Eagle Point attracts many, , Germany security pact Is fa vored by Great Britain. THIRTY-FOUR YEARS AGO TODAY March 23. 1911 (It was Saturday) North bound motor car plunges Into southbound passenger train at Craler Lake Junction. Grand Jury reports county needs new Jail. Medford to play Jacksonville today. Locals will wear suits advertising valley pears. BtLCASTRO, MASK TOP ARMORY CARD Promoter Mack Lillard an nounced Saturday he has com pleted negotiations to bring Fete Belcastro, dynamic Weed, Calif., bone-crusher and the Gray Mask together for the six round main event of next Thursday night's wrestling program at Medford Armory. This Is the match local mat enthusiasts have been await ing for several weeks ilnce they vent to two draws here before Belcastro was called to report for a draft examination on the eve of a date to meet the Mask in a finish bout. Lillard said Georges Dusette and Tony Ross would be on the card and he hoped to have at least one new face in the lineup, which will probably be com pleted over the week-end. Beavers Explode To Beat Forbidden City San Jose, March 24 (U.R) The Portland Beavers exploded for four runs in the sixth In nlng to come from behind and defeat the Forbidden City club of San Francisco. 5-3, in an exhi bition game here today. Forbidden City 3 8 2 Portland Beavers 5 7 1 Botto, W. Lister, O'Neill and Miller, Patch; Lis'.ca, Carr, Mos ser and Souza, Norager, Adams MALTA C0MMANDERY , PLANS EASTER RITE Malta Commandery No. 4. Knights Templar, will hold the traditional Easter Sunday serv ices April 1 according to an an nouncement by V, T, Wibon. eminent commander of the or der. The service will be 'at the Masonic Temple here at 2:30 p. m. The Rev. Harry W. Hansen will conduct the se'rvlce and a special program of music Is planned. The affair ts ior Sir Knights and their ladles and the Knights are to be In full Temp lar uniform. RETAILERS TO FORM LOCAL ASSOCIATION Decision to form a retailers' association here was made at a meeting of twenty retailers held Friday night at the Jackson Couhty Chamber of Commerce. William A. Gates was made temporary chairman and was empowered to name a nominat ing committee to select seven men as an executive committee for perfection of details of the new organization. The commit tee will report -back at a meet ing this week with nominations and recommendations, CAPTAIN G. H. STEVENS AWARDED BRONZE STAR Cant, G. H. Stevens, formerly stationed at Camp White with the 363rd regiment of the 91sl Infantry Division, has been awarded a bronze star tor' bra very In action according to a letter received by Medford friends. The captain Is now serving In Italy with the divi sion. The officer wrote that he didn't want a decoration, "all I want Is for the war to end." INITIATION, SURPRISE FOR ELKS THURSDAY . Initiation of a candidate class will be a feature of next Thurs day night's meeting of the loca1 Elks lodge, according to Exalted Ruler Chet Leonard who has an nounced that in addition' to the Initiation and lunch he has ar ranged a special surprise tor those attending. FIANCEE IN DARK San Francisco, March 24 (U.R) Gunder (the Wonder) Hagg, may be heading tor Oak land, as the wire services and airlines report, but If he Is, then Miss Dorothy Nortlcr, his fian cee, has not been "officially" Informed. San Francisco, March 24 (U.R) Tor-.y Olivers, speedy, hard-punching featherweight, is favored to defeat Pancho Ariz mendi. Mexico City. In their Monday night 10-round bout here. Too Late to Classify FOR SALE Winchester ii rifle, slight action hnmmerless. 814 W, 0th WILL TRADE 31-foot fsctoryRiilli house trailer for real estate. Fred Nswland. Esgle Point. foR" SALE 1 lf.ga. ' single, box shells. S10: I H-ga. single, 2 boxes shells. 110; 1 10-ga. L. C. Smith dou. hie. $10; smsll radio, 10. Fred Newlandj Eagle Point. (ASTER XtLIEST,TsTiTrTvecr Come tftrly. 1730 N. Rlveraldo. Ph. 5003. MANY "VEW ind rare cacti at 1730 N. Rivowtdt). Paniiea, Inrco Swiss upar, 40o down; Boysanbarry Plaua, Be. Ton BATH Electric and oil brood, era. fioo-chlrk aite: also battery broodera, 1,000-ch.ck alz. MeMtnn Poultry Farm and Hatchary, U mil 8. of Avhland. Jwy 6. FOR R fc NT 3 -roc m unsUlri apart ment, fiimtshtd, 920 Uaatty tt Phone 4385, Low priced AUTO PAtNTTNO wtth war emergency paint; alto the beat uaranteed lobe with DC ST PKK WAR PAINT. MITCHFUL PAINT SHOP I 608 S. Riverside van aervlre for vonr convenience Phone 46fU. Cllv Transfer A Storage, 389. Fir at, PACKING and crating hv reliable iV- Per lanced men. Don't take chance hone isira, Davta Transfer blor age Co. 40 S Wr at. JhlROfORn NVR.llCRTOtTOoE Dally car for children of work Inn mothers. Age a lo 6. Hours T ft. m. to p. m. 13 Geneva, Ph. SOU. FOR BALB Apples, while they last. uu ana up, aeuvcreq. rn. t,oaq. BARGAINS Slightly used clothing fur the whole family. CIS K. Main. GENERATORS exchanged for your old burned-out car generator, From largest stock of generators. Price sa to S10. Signal Station, 1303 N. QUIK-CRO Past! A superior home product for gardens and shrubs. Economy Beef Si Feed So. FOR LEASE Downtown service sta Uon by major oil Co., established business, small investment. 1 o w overhead, good Income. Write Post . Office Box 188, Medford, for ap- FOR SALE Two four-room modern houses, two bedrooms each. Imme diate possession. Dad Roberts, Xirok er, 720 W.2d. FOR RENT Apartment whh garage. 1417 W. Main. Phone 2618. FOR SALE Two wool rugs to match; one 8x12, one 7x9: white enamel trash burner, small oak chest of drawers, prewar baby's play pen, .2 2 -long sport rifle, front peep sight with rear wind and elevatlbn sight; fiOO rounds ammunition; two doors. 2.6x6 8 two-panel; eight one-pane window aashes; truck Jack and tire pump; set wheel pullers. 724 Crater Lrtme. FOR SALE 4 acres In clover, extra good modern house; close in. Also east aide home, good location. Also 0-room house, west aide. H. O. WILSON. Broker T Chestnut. Phone 4844. FOR SALE '37 Chevrolet eedan. ra dio, heater. Beiow celling. Take ugnt car in trade, a. Meier, 348 iuzier Lang, HOSIERY MENDING Telephone 4l47. COMBINATION doghouse and ship ping crate, 16 mm. movie camera with 100 feet of film, sunlamp. Phone 5433. Apples i,40. &"rlng conulnera. Walter To He, Stewart ave. WILL TRADE A 1939 Ford de luxe station wngon ror a sedan or coupe. Phone 7390 Sunday only. MAN'S suit, size 38. almost new. $13. 1222 West Main. FOR RENT Nice heated sleeping room wan lavatory. au a. central. WATKINS household and farmline Products. R. L. Bunton. 4th, at., hoonlx. Ore, P. O. Box 147. WANT TO RENT Fur. house, adults. no pets, tteierenccs. Tribune, box AUTOMOBILE parts man" General moiors experience, -rop aaiorv. ex cellent future. Permanent. Will re imburse actual moving expense after six months' employment. In business over 30 years. Write Man ager. Bulck and Cadillac deader, 1500 K street. Sacramento. Calif. VISIBLE gas pumo for sale. Two trall ers for rent, one for stock, by hour or day. Phone ftsoa. Bins urocery se Feed Store, Old Crater Lake hwy. WANT gnod used Wilton rug, 9xll Phone 2083. MAN a vp liable for soring houaeclean- ing ana pinning, si an nour. -itid-une. Box 4720.. CLOSING OUT DEAL on four Dodge p'.ckups, one com mand car. one flat-rack and one stork-rack unit. t have spent hundreds of dollars reconditioning these cars and they are readv to go; all they need is a gallon of gas each, to show you some real performing cars. The local ens board has been very co-opera- livo wnn me in my requests iut gua, hut there is a limit to all things. My allotment of gas has been Btolen from these can as fast as I put tt in. and someone is going to get some real deals and qulckt Rrino gallon of sas: trv them and buy them. Cars. In rear of CJeorse uooamsn s service wuon, 9th and Central. Call me outside business nours at CLAUDE MILES P. S.: Will be back in business as soon as I can get a building where I can protect my mercnanaiae. u- sa, SALE Household furniture, tools. dishes, piuows, ynrangc, at lengths, misc. 704 W. 6th. WANTED TO BUY A quartof goat's milk daily. Must oe testeq. fa. ui MEDFOHD BARGAIN HOUSE SPECIALS CHICKEN NETTING, all sizes In 23. 80. 75-foot rolls; also stock fence and larbwlre , WOOUCHOPPERS. attention) We have just received a large quantity oi wedges, consisting of splitting, tall lng and bucking and crosscut saw handles at price Also In stock, cord wood saws, mandrels, crosscut saws and axes FLASHLIGHT BATTERIES, all you need, 10c each, galvanized bucket at due; also garnuge cans, mux buckets, milk oans and crocks New shipment of clothes racks, chairs chest of drawers and tables. NEW Shipment of Davenoe, chairs. Springfield, assorted colors. NEW SHIPMENT ot white enamel wood ranges circulating heaters trash burners and airtight heaters stove otpe and etc Buy while stock ts complete HARD TO GET Items, Gopher traps, skillets, dutch ovens, dish pans, wash pans, mop wringers, mop nan dels, knives, spoons, forks, steam electric irons, and electric heatera. NEW SHIPMENT of copper hot water colls for your stoves Heats water twice a fast. ROOFING PAPER large stock, all sizes and weight, also building pa per tell paper Less than mall or der prices HEAVY work harness, horse collars. Kadi also, hobbles, cow and horse alera, and rope all sices and cow chains. NEW shipment of cocoa mate, lino leum ruga in aito iiwiu vast 13 fOOl.S ot all kinds for the carpenter mechanic farmer logger, also P C tools eon sis tint ol sockets ratchets lug wrenches and speed wrenches ATTENTION farmers and gardeners We nave in siocm an sizes ana mesn of chicken netttntt stnek fence barb wire tenre posts tmnoth wire stuc co wire also chicken hmise spray era wheel harrows garden cultivat ors madlng forks hoes, rakes mat tocks and shovels PIPE targe stock of orewar olpe at prewar prices Get II now before prices advan-e also pipe fittings f reiur oumoe pitcher pumps cen rlfiigal and rrtary pumps, also it and 4' cast Iron soil pipe COMtn ETt line ot tents hay covers tnroaultnes ano leather work gloves slicker coata and raincoats slightly unecl also water-repellent coata and pants THAYER babv btigglee. national ad vert lied eteel framea. Iron wheels ruhbet tires NEW shipment of doors and windows lust arrived Another shipment of wool blank ets at 84 43 each Rememhei It a I wars pave to shop at the Medford ttnrgatn House. 87 89 N Grape st Phont 3744 tfE WTOWV " apples. goo4 ' quaHiy. $1 49 box. Pay Less Market. 233 8 Riverside. Opposite Firestone. Accordion's for sale". 126-bass 1 48-bass, excellent condition. Eve Printlce, Accordion Studio. 617 Newtown. Phone 3897. fOR SALE Dragsaw; Ward's medium sue wnn s manes; t30 model A, Pj-ton truck; OMC tractor with Dodge motor: John Deere 2 -bottom dlc plow: good fnmtlv cow to fresh, en next month, j'hono 8947. PA PER HANGING Kemtoning. pnfnting, inside nr outside. Pre -estimate. Phone 3429. BfccTrraSs'Stf'TVB lire on the ntsrket for thai prw. auia twos, si n. rir. FOR SATJS Upright piano, rood con ditlan. mahogany llnish. Phu 3230 REPLACE your broken window glass New gists insulted while you wait MEDFORD MILL WORK CO. The Glass House Phone 4112 10th and Grape FEED Fisher's chick starter" mash or turkey starter pel leu. Fabexs. 34 B. Rlvenlde. Phone 4449. BfCYCLE BASKETS All metal with sturdy axle sup porta. Two sizes from which to choose. 8IMSJ3ROS BICYCLE LIGHTS - We have 'both battery and generator type. We also have batteries for the battery-type BICYCLE PEDALS Many styles rrom which to choose. Some as low as 39c e-cn SIMS BROS. BICYCLE CHAIN GUARDS AH metal prewar quality. SIMS BROS. FOR A PERSONAL OR AUTO LOAN See THE OREGON FINANCE CO. 45 South Central A Pioneer Firm WANTED TO RENT 3 or 4-room fur nished apartment or house. Call 3062 or 4963. Permanent resident WANTED One meat block. Matiack Frult store, J'ville bwy. and Ross i-ani rnoni oov. WANTED Cash register. Mails cics Food Store, Jacksonville hiway and Ross Lane. Phone 4609. FOR SALE Portable phonograprTSll Haven. WE BUY-EM WE SELL.UM COME IN AND SEE-EM 1930 Olds Sedan, radio, neater. 1936 Dodge Sedan, beater. , 1938 Ford Sedan 1935 Studehaker Sedan. 1932 Bulck Sedan Dayton-MrClaren Tires Batteries Fnglltes Prestone See at A Z 'Tubby' Dean's Your Pontiac Dealer r Richfield Station Phone 2941 Sth-C-ape Sta Help the Red Cross CAMERON -MOmtTTUMBER 6 LOW-PRICED LUMBER So Riverside at Barnetl Rd Medlord Phone S462 FIR ROUGH BI.OX ft" SLABS, ereen ble L-.uble load SB SO Medford Fuel Tel 3 1 11- CASH IN A FLASH -FOR YOUR CAR Save Time. Cash and Oaa Call Automobile Market, Friendly Medford Dealer Ph 391B 6th and Bartlett No Red Tape When You Sell to Ua ADAH'S BEAUTY SALON Special Izina ip permanenta All work guar anteed Phone 2664 120 N Central WANT TO BUY Good "lawn awlns Trlhu.ie Box 1132 - W A N I E D Experienced alteration woman Aoolv In person Jacqur Lenox 17 S Central FOR SALE Eastern yellow corn, cracked ground or whole. Faber's, 34 S. Riverside. BARNEY GOOGLE and SNUFFY SMITH I N LOOK Tha SNIF-- "WT N0B0WS - 6000EO TO SlQ SNF. Sm ftt36lN'VS ON, I -IX tft c ftw wsEL, iS- scA'cee J 0LOND1E . IL . - . .fllllll , nl,,jlj P111P''' .J . (pop can alwavs ) SV . GET JUST ONE I MORE SQUEEZE ) OOT '" ' : (WBX, DONT BLAMEl I BUT WE'RE OFF TH? TIPPECANOE, CHIU WHY, THATfil 1 COMMANDED FLINT, THIS 1$ o-i me, BUZ2Q im uajno LEAGUE now thevre sending us to ( lt. 6AwyEH whom yon- 50 THATS WHAT'S AHEAD OrN VjS THE CAME rJJJSP Tea MLj n mbimiWi V AH,-HAVE 'BEEN EXPECTING. me? I'm to fly TORPEDO Yipi?N MINORS BACK TO THE BUSHES ahem m flint is our BOMBERS FROM ONE Of) n Vir X! rSS LVLF fcOMMANTrHNQ OFFICER. THOSE CONFOUNDED 60 BAD ) I ?y1l"J!!t WAVgrirA y " ' s 1 " orI j?" " "twA ,m m mm u ssssaea t. 1L ABNr.H jl DON'T BE. SHY." ViS I iirmt3J L1"1- I M -'HYM II rW vWP V f.yr it was love at I "V;- rJWEi' va&ti&jj3 ' the comc m-rHC M tX KeL A FIRST M6HT TCR N tYIKtPyhSimiSt LIPSTICK WHO AIMS TXOf CCrKIPNC f" r both or us. J I'i irl&Jp1 Y, .anr-jKnAHMAiDorrjAH rLtNDd.Y sT- rHE NEBB8 teMfcE fa AilfeC TOslKSn EweEAfanTii fctsin A!sw?Aj -VV f " (iWifir X V VS?ljtVJ faTi J KNOW ITS A DUD 4 frtrt 't Jlfe? I VlfHjj f WITHOUT PURTHERB On the Radio Chab ISll.llNIl Chain afflluuua sod srbere tnes are un the dial. K.AI.K (tuiil. 1111, Portland KKX INISC-Uluel I ISO, Portland KIM IM1C-HIU. and MUSI, ISIe Spokane. HUU (NUL'-Uluel. Sill San Krsn.mo. . KliW INUU-Kedl 620, Portland: RJK (NHL'-Bluel I00H S. SHIS. KNX IL'BHI. 1010 Los Anselss. KOA INUC-ltedl. S5U Denver, KOIN ItBbl. Sle, Port land KIIMO (NHC-Rrdl S5S Seal US. KPU (NBC - Bed). SS0, San Francisco, KSL ICUS). 1160. kali Lake Lily , Time Sbown is PWT. ;00. P m. Charlie McCarthy, NBC Mediation Board. MBS. '3 .P m.-Eddle Bracken Show NBC; Art Baker, CBS; Jerry Wayne, oft. S:5S p m Bob Trout News, CBS S:4S p m. Gabriel Heatter, MBS ,., ,? i,.,m rM,rrv-Go-Round- NBC; Walter Wlnchell. BN. Radio Reader's Digest CBS; Steel Horizons, MBS. 6:15 p m Louella Parsons. BN. Time Bri m'HoU,wood Mystery 6:30 p. m Star Theater. CBS American Album of Familiar Music NBC; Cedric Foster. MBS 6:43 p. m Jlmmle Fldler, "BN. Jerry Cooper Show MBS. 7:00 i. m. Hour of Charm, NBC: VV.." Mvm CBS: Th Ufe of Rlloy BN. 7:30 pm Fannie, Brtce. CBS. Comedy Theater, NBC. 8:00 ,p m Chapel Services. BN; Crime Doctor, CBS; Great Glider sleeve. NBC - 8:13 p. m. Raymond Moley, BN; . .. y . oinpnony nour. not: Qui! Kids. BN; Blondle. CBS o-nn h Oil, I nna. Hardy. MBS: Ssm Hayes, News, BN. 8:13 p m Rex Miller. MBS. 0 30 p m Jack Benny, NBC: We De"vm the Goods. CBS. 10:00 p. m News, NBCi In Focus BN. 10:15 p. m Korn Kobblera. NBC 10:30 p m. Music America Loves Best. NBC; University Explorers. BN: Trans-Atlentlc Call. CBS. 10:43 p m Orchestra, BN. 11:00 n m News. BN; St. Francis Orn., NBC; Talks, CBS; Sinfoinetta. MBS. Monday S 00 p m OK for Release. NBC Terrv and Pirates. BN; News. MBS S:1S p m Dick Tracy. BN; Super man. MBS: Betty and Bob. NBC 8:30 p m Voice of Firestone. NBC. Harry Flannery. News. CBS: Jack Armstrong, BN: Tom Mix. MBS 3:45 p m News. CBS. Cantaln Mldnlint. BN: Nlghl News Wire. MBS 8:00 o m Hosgy CarrmVhiel. NBC: Lux rheate-. CBS; News, BN; Gabriel Hotter, MBS. , 6:30 p m. (nformstion Please NBC: Spotlight Bands. BN. 7:00 p m Screen Guild Players. CBS: Anita Ellis MBS. Guy Lnmbardo Orch . BN: Contented Hour. NBC. 7.13 p m l owell TTioms. MS 7 Hit o m Dr I Q . NBC; Thanks to the Yanks. CBS; Lone Ranger MBS. 8:00 p m. Supner Club. NBC; Jack Kirkwnod, CBS: Ted Mxlone. BN 8-15 p m Hedda Hopper, CBS. Lum tind Abner. BN: Fleetwood Law- ton, nut; 8:30 p m. Cavalcade of America, NBC-. Michael Shane, MBS; Hawthorne House BN; Burns and Allen. CBS. 0 00 p m Blind Date. BN; New,. Glenn Hardy. MBS; The Whistler CBS; telephone Hour, NBC. 8:30 p. m. Vox Pop. CBS; Nnah Webster Says. NBC; Green Hornet. BN. 10:00 p m News. NBC; Fulton Lewis, MBS; Carlson and the News BN. 10:13 p m Sherlock Holmes, MBS On Our Bandstand, NBC. 10:30 p m. Sweetheart Swtngtlme, NBC: Flnneman s Nlte Club, BN. 11:00 p m News. BN. AT THE THEATRES Donald O'Connor and Peggy Ryan who co-star in the musical hit, Tha Merry Mona hans," opening at tha Cratjrian today. "Atlantic City" with Con stance, Moor. Charles Grapewln and Paul Whitman, plays at tha Rialto starting today with "Three Little Sisters" as tha companion feature. Jackie Moran, pictured below, plays with Frank Jenks, William Terry and Mary Lee. 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Smith, in the marina corps, graduated from Medfonl high school in 1942. BY NELSON LEADS Greensboro, N. C., March 24 (U.R) Byron Nelson, slamming his drives long and accurately on the dog-legged and water, trapped Starmount Fairways, shot a four-under-par 67 today to go into the lead at the half way mark of the . Greensboro Open Golf Tournament. 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