Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, January 16, 1950, Image 7

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Newspaper Page Text: hi RADIO PROGRAMS-MONDAY Programs littad balow ira racaivad Tribuwo attumat wo ratpomibllity wpt KYJC - 1230 he KMBO 0:00 World Ot Sporta 6:13 Elmer Davis 6 30 Headline Edition 6:43 McLaln's On File Report From Waih'ton Rhythm at Reason Candy Matson Candy Ma won 7:00 Lone Ranger 7:15 Lone Ranger 7:30 "Ethel St Albert" Show 7:45 "Ethel & Albert" Show Martin St Lewis Martin St Lewis" Dave Garraway Dave Garraway 8:00 Kata Smith Calls' 1:15 Kate Smith Calls 9:30 Henry J. Taylor 8:45 Foy Willing Light Up Time News ot the World Railroad Hour Railroad Hour 9:00 Speaking of Songs 6:15 Speaking of Songs 9:30 Salon Serenade 9:45 Meet The Band Telephone Hour Telephone Hour" Song Shop Barbershop Harmonies 10:00 Richfield Reporter Sam Hayes 10:13 Clauss Mystery Melody 10:30 "T" Texas Tyler 10:45 Time To Dance 11:00 Platter Party 11:15 Platter Party 11:30 Platter Party 11:45 Platter Party music you Music You News Sign Off v RADIO PROGRAMS TUESDAY 00 Rise 'N Shine 15 Rise 'N Shine 30 Rise N' Shine 15 Rise N" Shine Musical Roundup Musical Roundup Beamed to Farmer U. P. News 00 Music Kettle 15 M. Agronsky" 30 Sports News 45 Trading Post Top of the Morning Personality Time Marriage for Two Music, at Newa 00 Breakfast Club 15 Breakfast Club 30 Breakfast Club 45 Breakfast Club Eddie Albert Show Eddie Albert Show" Waltztime Lora Law ton 00 Ladies Be Seated 15 Ladies Be Seated' 30 Quick As A Flash 43 Quick As A Flash :00 News 15 Art Baker Friendship Circle Friendship Circle Music As You Uka It Hometowners 10 Luncheon 0: This Rhythmic Age Treasure Chest U P Newa in :30 True Story 43 True Story ' 5? w 11 11 11 r 11: :00 Botty Crocker :13 Victor H. Lindlahr :30 Baukage Talking :45 News Shoppers Special Shoppers Special Concert Master Meet the Band 00 Man of Melody News. & Road of Pepper Right to 15 News 30 Weather Report :45 County Agent :00 Brkfst In Hollywood Backstage Wife Stella Dallas Lorenzo Jones Young Widder Brown iSBrkfst. In Hollywood' 30 Salute to You Salute To You :00 Surprise Package Life Can Be Beautiful Mainly For Women News Swap St Sell i: surprise t acKaga :30 Bride & Groom 45 Bride St Groom 00 Pick A Date Welcome Travelera Welcome Travelers Aunt Mary" We Love & Learn 15 Pick A Date :00 Hannibal Cobb :45 Hannibal Cobb :00 Modern Romances Fraternally Yours So. American Way County Agent Familiar Melodies 15 Modern Romances 30 News 45 Club 1230 00 Green Hornet U P Newa What's Doing Baby Snooks Baby Snooks" 13 30 Sky King" 45 00 World ot SporU 13 Elmer Davis Bob Hope Bob Hope Fibber McGee St Mollv 30 Headline Edition 43 McLains News nooer 00 Counter Spy Big Town is counter spy 30 Solo In Soliloquy" :45 Solo In Soliloquy Big Town People Are People Are 00 Time For Defense 13 Time For Defense" News of :30 Music Preferred :45 Music Preferred Cavalcade Cavalcade ):00 Town Meeting :15 Town Meeting :30 Chr. Science Newa 1:45 We Care It's Dancetime Barbershop Harmonic Dress Rehearsal Dress Rehearsal" 10:00 Richfield Reporter" 10:15 Clauss Mystery Melody 10:30 "T" Texas Tyler 10:45 Del Courtney Music You Want Music You Want Morton Downey News :00 Platter Party 15 Platter Party 30 Platter Party 45 Platter Party Sign Off ABC Radio Patter by Pat With the National Foundation for Infantile Paralysis and the American Heart association be ginning their 18 5 0 cam- paicns, various radio programs are being pro duced in an ef- fort to put over a suc cessful drive. One of the most popular vice-presidents i n American Pat Wilkinson history, Alben v. Barkley, volunteered the (ervices of "the sweetest heart in the world" to the national 1950 Heart campaign amateur show which is to be staged in Con stitution hall Thursday night, February 2, and broadcast to a nation-wide audience over ABC under auspices of the American Heart association on "The Or iginal Amateur Hour," B to 8:45 p. m., over KYJC. Many senators and representatives, both demo crats and republicans, will lend their talents to the program in an effort to make this American Heart association amateur, show on ABC a great success. On Wednesday, January 18, from 9 to 9:30 p. m over KYJC, the American Broadcasting com pany, in cooperation with the National Foundation for Infan tile Paralysis, will carry a spe cial "March of Dimes" broad cast. The program will be built around the songs and life of Irv ing Berlin, who will appear in person on the program and in troduce many of the stars whose careers he has influenced through his own fabulous career. "The Ethel and Albert Show," m SL. m w i v l FrtTl vl from tht radio stations and tho Mail to mako auch chanf at a ara auppliad 1440 ho KWIN 1460 ka Newa Frank Sinatra Spotlight On 8 porta Dinner Music Al Sack Musical Smorgasbord Eddie LeMar Show Hal Derwin Somas of Our Times National Guard Show Rogue Rancho Newa Lullaby In Rhythm Masterworks Juke Box Review want Want Newa Sign Off Sign On Newa 1400 Corral Wake Up Rogua Valley Newa Sports Review Album Time Haven of Heat News Chatter With Chuck Harry Jamea Rhythm And Reason With Lopes Music From Hollywood Newa The Church In Home Del Porter Les Brown Music for Tuesday Market Life Young Happiness Newa Noontime Melodies Sport And Farm News Swap Shop Music Box Newa Women In The News Newa Swing Time Music by Martin Oddities in the Newa Teller of Tales Sunset and Vine Guest Star " Gordon McRae Show Newa Kav Starr 1 Spotlight on Sporta ninnsr Mna wcuee at Mouy Eddie Lemar Navy Show Between the Lines Dennis Day Funny" Funny David Hok the World Wiggleswortha Rogue Rancho ol America' of America News Lullaby In Rhythm Masterworks Juke Box Review Sign Off Holdup Man Shoots Way Out Of Store Portland, Ore., Jan. 26 (U.R) vernon C. Goodwin, 33, a two time escapee from the Washing ton state prison, was in jail to- aay aiier a running gun battle ana cnase following an attempt ed grocery store holdup, detec tives said. Goodwin reportedly shot his way out of the store after de manding money from the till and Proprietor Dwight G. de Haven ducked out the back door and yelled for police. Detectives said Goodwin fired three wild shots at de Haven, jumped into an automobile and led a chase through the city's southeast district. Goodwin was captured after he lied his car on foot and ex changed shots with Patrolman Vernon M. Riebergcr. He was surrounded after entering a pri vate home. Clergyman Receives 50 Years For Murder Rochester, N. Y.. Jan. 18 (U.R) The Rev. George P. Hetenyi, 40-year-old Episcopal clergyman, was sentenced today to 50 years to life in Attica state prison for slaying his attractive wife. Sentence was pronounced by County Judge Daniel J. O'Mara. The Amherst, N. Y. clergyman, who was stoical throughout his trial here last month, showed no outward emotion. Judge O'Mara said the weight of evidence against the Rev. Hetenyi influenced his decision for the long sentence. Defense Attorney George J. Skivington said he did not know whether he would appeal. for more than five vean a pop ular five-timos-a-weck comedy series, will be heard as a half hour weekly program beginning Monday, Jpnuary 16, at 7:30 p. m., over station KYJC. "Lead Kindly Light." the fa vorite hymn of Hartzell Spence, radio writer and author of the best-seller. "One Foot in Heav en," will be the feature selection sung by George Beverly Shea and the Club Choral Singers when "Club Time" is presented over station KYJC and the ABC network on Tuesday between 3 and 3:15 p. m. Navy Officers To Be Trained At School Instructors are ' needed In schools for reserve officer can didates which will be opened next summer at the naval train ing station in Newport. R. I., and the naval station at ban uiego, tke 13th naval district director of naval reserve announced to day. The navy wants applications from commanders, lieutenant commanders, lieutenants, and lieutenants (junior grade) quali fied to teach navigation, naval orientation, naval weapons, lead ership, seamanship, and com munications, Enlisted ratings of boatswain's mates, gunner's mates, yeomen, personnel men, disbursing clerks, quartermaster, store keepers. electricians mates, hospital corpsmen, and stewards are needed. Duty would last about eieht weeks beginning June 26. Applications should be direct ed to the chief ol naval person nel via commandant, 13th naval district, 1611 West Wheeler street, Seattle 99, Wash. They should be submitted by March id Central Point School Program Postponed Central Point, Jan. 16 The upper grade school program planned lor luesaay una wr has been postponed to Thursday, January 19, Principal C. A. Mey er said today. efatoH Ihnt WPflttlPr forced postponement, pointing out that a large numocr oi siuucma nu parents reside a considerable rlictanna frnm the school and might not be able to attend the program unaer present tun Tho pntprtninment is set for 7:30 p.m. at the high school gym nasium. A puppet snow, a one act play, tumbling and choral numbers are planned. Senate Committee Approves Chapman Washington, Jan. 16 (U.R) tu- Mn9(a Intprinr committee today unanimously approved the nomination of Oscar L. Chap man to be secretary 01 lniunui. The nomination now goes to the senate floor where it will almost certainly win speedy ap proval. ... , The 53-year-old lawyer has served in the department for 16 years, first as an assistant sec retary and later as under-sccre-tary. President Truman gave him a recess appointment as secre tary December 1, after the res ignation of Julius A. Krug. NOTICE .. , thai .lose phine C. Foss. administratrix ot the ti"id In the Circuit Court ot the State estate, her Flr.t and Final Account and Report, and February 18. 1050 M . L"" V" .V-TC " fixed couriroum ui niu ------ " as the time and place for the near ina of objections thereto and all per sons having objections tnere,!. fj! nereoy requircu iu mouc . SOme On Or nciore mu Josephine C. Foss Administratrix of the Estate of E. E. Foss, Deceased F. P. Farrell Attorney for Administratrix N OTIC & 1. 1 rri.r, that Elhel Marjorie Riddle, administratrix of the Estate 01 Marvin u, niumc, ...v..,.,. ... hns filed in tne uircuu wun ui . of Jackson, and in the matter of said estate, ner J-irsi ana mi-i w.. and Report, and February 18, 1930 at the hour of 10:00 o'clock a.m.. in the courtroom of said court has been fix ed as the time and place for the hear. -m t.i.n.iAr,. thnrnin nnri nil Iier- sons having objections thereto are hereby required to make or file the Same on or ueiore niu mut. Ethel Marjorie Riddle, Administratrix of the Estate ol Marvin O. Riddle, deceased r. P. Farrell Attorney for Administratrix CITATION tm tht! rrnruiT roURT OF THE STATE OF OREGON FOR JACK SON COUNTY IN THE MATTER OF THE ADOP TION of JOHN THOMAS STEVENS Minor TO A. L. STEVENS, father of the shove named minor: A petition having been filed in the above entitled court oy nerman v. CoDDedse and Tommie F. Coppedge, hushnnri and wife, for the adoption of John Thomas Stevens, son of A. L. Stevens and Dixie Stevens, in pursu ance of an order of said court made and entered of record on January 12. 1950. vou are hereby notified that ii vou fail to appear and offer your objection to tne allowance or sain tetitton of the above namea petitioners or the adoption of said minor child, within four weeks from the date of the first publication of this citation upon you. which is January 16. 1950. the said petitioners will apply to the court for an order of this court grant ing the adoption of the said namea minor child bv the said named peti tioners as their said child, and for a further order changing the name of said child from John Thomas Stevens to John Thomas Coppedge. This cita tion is served upon you ny order of laid court made on said date, In the Medford Mail Tribune, once a week for a period of four consecutive weeks. GUS NEWBURY Attorney for Petitioners CARD OF THANKS Dear Neighbors and Friends: We can't begin to tell you how much we appreciate your kind help to save our household goods during the fire. Our sincere thanks to one and all who assisted in any you. Your efforts are so very much nppreciatrd. Thank you. hod ana nonnie runic. TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY 1949 STUDEBAKER '-ton pickup: like new, caravan top. heater, new spare time. $1525 canh. John W. Terry, Kincaid trailer park, must leave foreign assignment around 25th to 1st of month. 1947 EaMern make Shult trailer house 27 ft. long, perfect condition, 91800 cash. Must see to appreciate. STORM damage repairing Immediate attention. Call Wernmark at 2-9341 or 2-9175. FOR SALE 300 White Leghorn lav lnghens. 1657 Kingj Hwy. Ph.2-2454. 3-ROOM furnished apt. for rent. 31' So. Central. FOR RENT 2-bedroom modern home In Talent Call Yockel Fuel St Trans fer. 5981 Ashland. FOR RENT 2-bedroom modern house 5 rooms, porches and woodr.hed 6011 Oak street Inquire 601 Oak street or phone 2-4841. Ft'RN. 3-room apt, for rent. 2070 Table Bock road. TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY FOR RENT 3-bdrm. modern house Utility porch. Furnished. Inquire 405 N. 2nd St., central roint. MIDDLE AGED lady desires employ, ment, experienced practical nurse, waitress, maid or housekeeper. Can give excellent reference. Phone zzsi HornnrooK, train., or t. u. box u FOR RENT 5 new houses. 2 and 3 bedrooms, never occupied. With option to buy. 55. and 59. 2550 Tennessee drive, one street west of Table KocK road & ue Marr Ave, THESE DOGS are at the county ooum and will be kept for 5 days: 1 male part Pomeranian; I lemaie L-ocKer, HORSES FOR SALE Campbells trailer park. Phone 3-2479. USED SADDLE, excellent condition. Campbell's trailer park, rn, 3-z-ifn, NOTICE to all Realtors: My property in Fein vauey is oir tne marxe H. Steigerwatd. HURRY I BARGAIN! FOR SALE OR RENT Completely furnished 3-rm. mod. house. $2650 cash or (3000 terms. Will rent for 40 a month. See Richard J. Smith. Realtor, fi23 N. Central. FOR SALE A well located' commun- ity auction snle yard. Auction Mart, Forest Grove, Ore, BEST DRY-FIR SLABS You Haul em. MEDFORD FUEL, Court & McAndrews FOR SALF Good oil stove. S20. Res taurant hood. S12: 40 penny peanut and candv machines. $3 each. Span ish guitar, $30. See at Chevron Station, corner W. Jackson at Mc- Andrews Rd. WALKER THE WEEPER Sella Cars Cheaper At- COOKSEY MOTOR CO., INC. Your Studebaker Dealer 9th Ac Riverside ALL TYPES Farm Buildings. Ray Barns, Milk Parlors, Loafing Sheds Neat and attractive, at lower cost Completely financed. Pay by the momn. no aown payment. SURGE DAIRY SUPPLY 217 West 6th ADAH'S BEAUTY SALON moved-to Bowman s Beauty Salon, 227 S. Cen tral. PLANER BLOX Heaping loads. MEDFORD FUEL Tel. 2-2111. FOR help with your Income tax re- ports Call Cleo Canoose. 2-291353 Ross court. Seventh year, same loca tion. BULL & BOAR SERVICE All populai breeds. Bulls are bangs tested by tat nnri u.-o H ici n lr-t I S Rsihaiu formerly Chas. Bateman Phone 78 central point USED RANGES. REFRIGERATORS and WASHING MACHINES TROWBRIDE St FLVNN ELEC CO Phone 2-5211 214 W Main JUMBO LOADS, preen fir slabs. Fabera 11 St Fir. Phone 2-4449 BUSINESS DIRECTORY Electric Motors Gage Electric Motor Service Delco St Smith way Motors Motor Rewinding St Repairing 112 N Front Ph 2-2R29 Cabinet Work CABINET WORK Builtins and un finished furniture a specialty. UHAHAM CABINET SHUT. Hj N. Riverside, back of 90 Motel. CITY CABINET SHOP' ' FRANK YASHIN 924 Sn Central Phone 2-9310 Piano Instruction FRED ALTON HAIGHT Teacher of Piano Studio 31B Levcrrtle Bldg. Electric Shavers PARKE'S Electric Shaver Sales and Service Factory parts for Sunbeam Remington. Schick Packard twin dual New Shavers, al) makes stock 40R K Main Ph 2-2755. Septic Tanks MITCHELL SEPTIC TANK St CESS POOL SERVICE Tanks cleaned ana repaired, drain and sewer laid, new tanks installed. All worK guaranieea Phone 3 -f M83 SANITARY SERVICE 500 Gal concrete septic tanks $62.30 Hookups and Drain Fields Guaranteed Work To Meet All State St F H A Codes Free Estimates Phone 3-2491 CASPER SEPTIC TANK CESS POOL service, formerly Dick Frost's Pumping, cleaning tanks and drains Guaranteed work. Free estimates same courteous service Local Vel Phnne 3-1511 2-681 R. Well Drilling DEISTER & CECH WELL DRILLERb For your water well problems Reliable and cxDericnced drillers Up-to-the-minute equipment Phone a-uauH Vancouver Ave. ROGUE VALLEY DRILLING CO. Water wells, domestic and irrigation standard casing. Fairbanks-Morse pumps BEST OF EQUIPMENT Experienced Work and Material guaranteed ASK THE MEN WE'VE DRILLED FOH 1980 Table Rock Rd.. across street from Big Y Market Ph 2-7372 CASCADE WELL DRILLING under new management. Approved terms and new Phone no. -z-utzi or z-atmu SHULTS BROS. Dependable and reasonable. F.H.A. Terms with Pump, Phone 2-50fl9 or 2-4012 or 2-9227 WELL DRILLING BY GOFF BROS. For fast, eflicient and guaranteed work see us before you drill. FHA terms on wells and pumps Office Stamper St Goff Bros Hdw., 223 W Main Ph 2-2939 evenings 2-4139 Laundry Automatic-U-Wash Self Service Laundry Automatic washers, extractors and dryers Open 8 a. m. to 0. p. m daily. Closed Sundays. 511 S. Riverside Ph. 2-8389 LAUNDERETTE 327 N. Fir Street Bcndlx Automatic Laundry. Ph 2-23W5 Tile Work DRAINBOARDS, bathrooms, showers. etc. write vnn sicmnnage, ni. i Box 31, Gold Hill. 2 ml. up Galls ureeK TILE WORK, bathrooms, dralnboarda. showers, store fronts Miller St Lam hrrt Tile Const ROBS Ivy Ph 2-732B Furniture Repairing DWYER FURNITURE SHOP Repair and Reflnlshlng 839 So. Riverside Ph 3-lf Your Troubles Are Over Medford Ore., Jan. 16 The great est trouble with a Daveno or Bed Dav enport is that they are so uncomfort able, used as a bed or a davenport. The new Da vo lounge that is now on the market for the first time has not one or two sets of springs, but is constructed with three comnlete sets of springs. They are padded with Latex instead of cotton. Without a doubt the New Davolounge is the very best bed davenport now offered. This Super Davolounge is built here in the Rogue Valley and Is sold direct from the manufacturer to the public at wholesale prices. Greater savings are made when you buy direct at Modern Upholstered Furniture Company 1222 S. Riverside Phone 2-2473 Monday, January 18, 1950 CROSSWORD PUZZLE Acaoia I oretk letter 4 To zlit a Cast II flqusntlars 1J On who ippltuds tilsngi la Tftitonie deity IS List of eon tt tint It Note of acslt 1 Towsrd 31 River duos 23 Pilsner 24 Msrket aft To vex teolloq.i 25 To weier 2 To expunge 31 To grant me ol 33 eun god 34 Lighting device 38 Expires 31 Note of teste 40 Revelry 43 Depresaloas 4S Point ot compass 47 To entice 49 To ehellente 19 Buddhlit language M Conclae ft Hebrew letter as Printer'! maaiurr ftS Clingi SB Pronoun 61 Olrl'a name i 3 speaker 9 Covers lnilde ot S Roval Nary (anbr.t T-Kxlat 2 H 6 o 7 a v IT- , ! n-iii i 7ffi SS 56 97 5b 59 bO ti " bl ' " " " "" """" bi IT" DMi. M tilM rntwt lniU. u. BARNEY GOOGLE and SNUFFY SMITH " - . -. - - -VL --.-1 I --pin- THey wuz VG KNOW BLESS i hain't TjeR'S jj DURN 6000 YORE BONES!.' YT SflViN" nothin' , NTTo- CHICKENS, WUINTyH AN'WELL NOW, WHAT I TILL I TALK TO CHKKEN hW-.AIPt" ISJTHeyWUZ" WOULD W6 LIK6 M MY R60-M0UTH LHIUttM IHltr -- THATS WHAT TTTV I ? L ceo ciiddcd LAIMVER DID Y SHORE ENUFF 1 VE FLUNS M6 F "TH PT n rr-ff tcdIc-T L"wveK" STEAL THEM IN TH' JAIL- 1 ? TN. lLiL TERNIT6? S I CHICKENS J --- BUZ SAWYER ' wuiTTueV Nra4&ai!SL-? Tw, K0iszrAELaaJ r MtRc, wwsht, i I EFi've hearp ail about no Sl"?' yi. ue?ivn-tiV T jl. If 8AR6TAIN1 trrTM HAD THIS OIIDEALIN f IT, ffAWTAlN. YOU'VE IS WlrjrA i YOU' Yu" T- I'ifefiltlf' 1 HERE TAKff zt WRIMTTMI BAS UNTIL YOU I BEEN WARNEP BEFORE 1U, ' ,WM POIM'IHMV JMfc;; j fTKg PHONEi IN THE MNT THIS C0NF0UNDEO ABOUT WEOPLINS IN W MB 1 tlf QUTf L'lL ABNER , A HELPLESS- JfJ, AN' ROa HM.T?) Q GUY CAKE FROM - BUV I ZzJ53 AH LETS YO' w VJO S LOOKN' OLD L mW SV THERE'S TtVO OF nSi '"Zpf AROOND. YO' CIBTAINW ) mf!r . 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Sizes 36 to 46. 3S H2 5 1 " He a 5TT E Dumb f a s o si g0aOi!BTEGE fliJBIIB53 pipphhabB1 tglAWS DOWN 1 Female iheep 1 Violent-tempered pence 1- While 4 Crooked Chemical compound t Quavered 1 Oarden tool Girl's name Latin (or "and" 10 More motet 13 Symbol (or tellurium 14 l.auo IT ehore bird 30 Opoken S3 Note well tabbr.) 3 Pronoun J5 Emperor 11- Wtfeof derelnt 30 Man's name 33 Act 35 Backs 31 To break oS it To repulae M Oloaay palal 41-Exact 43 A ahlverlng 44 Com pa u point 4s-jpanlih (or "ths" 48 Mistake 1 flacred image S3 Oull-like bird ST Native metal M6amarlum uvmb.l 60 Be(ore 63 Nickel tijmb.t 64 Tantalum (ay rob. I MEDFORD (OREGON) MAIL TRIBUNE SEVEN STRANGE AS IT You Lose BoTMWAYi I YOU SET A 10 CUT TWSIU 0 MM OR If VOU SETA I0BAI$I( "IHiN A 0 CUT TIMBER W0LV64 CAN OUTRUN THt FLttTEST DOS OVER Mountainous country. TVEY SAIN TOSOddANINd OOWN TWE 4 SEEMS, by Elsie Ha Sir henry m. 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