Image provided by: University of Oregon Libraries; Eugene, OR
About Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989 | View Entire Issue (April 26, 1950)
If 4 LJ RADIO PROGRAMS WEDNESDAY Programs listed below are received Tribune auumaa no reiponiibi ni .wpr KYJC 1230 ko K.MED H 00 Edwin C. Hill 15 Elmer Davis 6 30 Sports News A 45 McLatn s on File Thia Is Your Life This Is Your Lift Song Shop Fred Divesek faccordion Ton Lone Banger' The Big 7:15 Lone Ranger 7:30-Dr I. Q. 7 .45 Dr- I. Q. The Big Story Richard Diamond Richard Diamond Light Up t Ime News of the World Great Gildersleeve Great Gilderslceve B 00 Frost Warnings j-15 Sherlock Holmes :30 Gregory Hood j-45 Gregory Hood j 00 Phoenix Grange i l5 Phoenix Grange E;30 Baby Sitter Show 9 45 Baby Sitter Show Break the Bank Break the Bank Mr Dist Attorney Mr Dist Attorney nn Richfield Rcoorter' Sam Haves 15 Ciauss mysxery mtuoay Music You Music You News 30 lime 10 uancv 45 Time To Dance no Platter Party Sign Off 15 Platter Party ;30 Platter Party 45 Platter Party RADIO PROGRAMS THURSDAY 00 Rise N Shine 15Rtse N- Shine 30 Rise N Shine Musical Musical Beamed U P 45 Rise snine 00 Farm News Corner Top of the Morning Top of the Morning Music Music & News 15 Martin AgronsKy 30 Bob Garred-Newi 45 Sports Roundup i no Breakfast Club Red Foley Red Foley Waltz Time Mod. Concert Hall B:15 Breakfast Club B 30 Breakfast Club B:45 Breakfast Club B:00 Ladies Be Seated 9:15 Ladies Be Seated 9-30 Quick As A Flash 9:45 Quick As A Flash Friendship Circle Friendship Circle Music As You Like It Hometowners 10: 10: 10: 10 11: 11 00 Trading Post 15 Mystery Shopper 30 My True Story' :45 My True Story Luncheon With Lope Next, Gave Garroway Personality Time U. P. News ;00 Betty Crocker :15 Victor H. Lindlahr :30 Baukage Talking :45 News Melody Time Dr. Crane. Psychologist Here Come the Bands Meet the Band :00 Man Of Melody 15 Noon News News. Market Reports Road ot Life Pepper Young Right to Happiness ;30 Weather Report :45 County Agent 00 Welcome to Hollywd Backstage Wife Stella Dallas Lorenzo Jones Young Widder Brown 15 Welcome to Houywr ;30 Surprise Package 45 Surprise Package' :00 Hannibal Cobb Life Can Be BUI. Mainly for Women News Swap & Sell 15 Hannibal Cobb 30 Bride & Groom 45 Bride & Groom 00 Pick a Date 13 Pick a Date 30 Art Baker 45 Ted Malone Welcome Travelers Welcome Travelers Aunt Mary We Love & Learn 00 Modern Romances 00 Modern Romances ,30 Organo Time 45 The Four K nights Curtain Call Familiar Songs Music Music :00 Green Hornet :15 Green Hornet :30 Sky King' :45 Sky King U P News What's Doing? Prelude to Dusk Elmer Peterson 6:00 Edwin C. Hills 6:15 Elmer Davis 6:30 Sports News 6:45 McLaln's On File Scr Guild Theatre Scr Guild Theatre George Fisher Calling George Fisher Calling 7 :00 Counter Spy 7:15 Counter Spy 7:30 Date With Judy 7:45 Date With Judy Supper Club Supper Club Dragnet Dragnet 8:00 F'OBt Warnings 8:15 Amateur Hour 8:30 Amateur Hour 6:45 Robert Montgomery Light Up Time News ol the World Aldrich Family Aldrich Family 9:00 Author Meets Critics fl:15 Author Meets Critics f:30 Baby Sitter Show fl:45 Baby Sitter Show 10:00 Richfield Reporter 10:15 Ciauss Mystery Melody 10:30 Time To Dance Duffy's Tavern Duffy's Tavern Wrestling Matches Wrestling Matchea Wrestling Matches Wrestling Matches Morton Downey News 10:43 Time to uance 11:00 Platter Party 11:15 Platter Party 11:30 Platter Party 11:45 Platter Party Sign Off ABC Radio Patter by Pat "The Lone Ranger" comes to the rescue and even risks his own life in tonight's episode to wi i. ! hp broadcast 7 o'clock. It seems there is a bad feeling between the freighters and the rail road men. An attempt is made to wreck . ...... . I ne new Pal Wilkinson here.g w h e r e the "Lone Ranger" comes in . . . horse and all in the adventure titled "The Silver Trail." A fiendish murder leads Sher lock Holmes and Dr. Watson on an all night chase to a turkish bath and a private ward in a hospital of suburban London, in "The Adventures of Sherlock Holmes" drama to be heard over Station KYJC and the ABC net work tonight from 8 to 8:30 p.m. At 9 o'clock this evening, KYJC will present a rcbroad cast of a tape-recorded interview made at the Phoenix Grange in Phoenix last Friday night in conjunction with their forthcom ing theater productions. The Phoenix Grange Is presenting "Transcontinental Bus Show" which includes two one-act com edies and several novelty num bers. Production dates are scheduled for April 27 and 28 with curtain time at 8 p.m. A cute romantic situation will be told tomorrow on the "Bride & Groom" program at 2:30 p.m. over KYJC by Shoe Clerk Joan Buehre, 22, and Optometrist Donald D. Patterson, 24, both of Salina. Kan. It seems the two got acquainted when she need ed glasses and he needed shoes and got romantic when they both got caught in a rain storm. For miscellaneous Items at money saving prices, listen to the "Trading Post" on KYJC Monday through Saturday at 10 a.m., sponsored by Wain scott's pharmacy. PLANER BLOX Clean, Convenient, Heaping Lead MEDFORD Telephone 2-2111 from the radio itationi and the Mail re mam such chana.es at are supplied. 1440 ko KWIN 1400 ko Newt Mel Torme Sootllfiht On SnArtf .ncrtj to veiS Storv Ashland Council Ashland Council Ashland Council Ashhmd Council Stories to Remember For the Living Rogue Rancho Rogue Rancho Ontrtnnr I tt Heidelberg Hits OuMi-u-ir I .if Heidelberg Hits Juke Box Review Want Want Juke Box Review Juke Box Review News Sign Otf Roundup Roundup to Farmer News Sign On News 1400 Corral Wake Up Rogue Valley Wake Up Rogue Valley News Sports Review Album Time Album Time Haven ot Rest Haven of Rest New. Listen Ladies Chuck Foster Rhythm and Reason Music from Hollywood Music from Hollywood News Church in Home King Cole Trio Homemaker Harmonies Musio for Thursday Music for Thursday Noontime Melodies News Farm News Swap Shop Western Music Box Western Music Box Music Box Music Box News Music Box Music Box Music Box News Music Box Women In the News Women in the News News Swing Time Reminiscent Rhythm Guest Star Reflection of SOC Reflection of SOC Truth and Life Gordon Mac Rae Newa Michael Douglas Spotlight on Sports Dinner Music Voice of the Army Red Cross Between the Lines Dick Haymes Ray Bloch Presents Ray Bloch Presents Rogue Rancho Rogue Rancho News Sixth Army Band Master Works Master Works Juke Box Review Juke Box Review Juke Box Review News Sign Off (Arm Tehpholo) OLD HABITS -Charles Hlnkley (above), 26, habitual criminal who risked his life recently In a deli cate brain operation to end his tendency to steal, apparently failed to find a new personality. Hlnkley is back In jail In Greenfield. Mass, after he fled a hospital In Topeka, Kas.. and left a trail of bad checkj from Kansas to Massachusetts Bids Accepted for Hatchery Construction Portland, Ore., Apr. 26 (U.R) The state game commission to day announced it had accepted low bids for construction work at tiout hatcheries at Mcdford, Hood River, Oakridge, the Me tolius river and Bend. A 50 by 100 foot concrete hold ing pond will be constructed at the Butte Falls hatchery near Medford by Henry Den-Herder for $9,948. Woman Injured When Auto Runs Into Truck 'Grants Pass. Ore.. Apr. 26 U.R) Esther Hurst. 30. suffered severe face and throat lacera tions when her car rammed into the rear of a stalled lumber truck three miles north of Grants Pass at midnight Mon day. The truck was operated by Roy H. Linn, Myrtle Creek. Miss Hurst was taken to Jose phine County General hospital for treatment. Lasting , 55.75 FUEL CO. Court & McAndrews l & yTTS na . in inn i ti (Jem Teltpheto) END OF SEA SEARCH Coaat Guard cutter ChauUuqu (back ground) arrives to take the disabled tugboat Omar In tow S3S miles southwest of San Francisco, ending eight days of air and sea search ol waters between the mainland and Hawaii. The drifting vessel was first sighted by a Coast Guard search plane. Your Health and Its Care By DR. WILLIAM BRADY. M.D. Readers should address Inquiries tot Dr. William Brady, 265 El Camlne, 8everly rflllt, Calif. INSIDE DOPE ON A very determined ladv sat at the doctor's desk, and in response to his question as to what he could do for her, thrust out her arm and comman d e d, "Take m v y wl , blood pres- . - :jJ l sure." The doc tor, hesitated then said: "If the informa tion would be of real value to you I'd do it. But, first, tell me what is ot. drady bothering you." To cut it short the lady swept out of the office abruptly. The professor from the liberal arts college ignored a reception ist, several clerks, interns and nurses and walking into the uni versity hospital laboratory de manded of any and all within hearing distance that he be given a "cholesterol test." The pathol ogist looked up from his micro scope and recognizing the pro fessor said, patiently, "If you need attention, please report to the receptionist. She will explain the routine to you. I'll cut this short, too. The pro fessor charged out asserting that someone would hear about all this fol-de-rol. In both instances, the visitors, whether they realized it or not, were attempting to be their own doctors. When the heart contracts, the blood pressure is momentarily higher than when the heart is resting or filling. The blood pressure "reading" thus involves two figures: That concerned with the pressure registered at the peak of the heart's contraction and that concerned with the low er pressure recorded while the heart is resting. The average per son who wants to know what his blood pressure is, would be con fused if the doctor mentioned both figures. Inevitably there would follow a raft of questions all of which, however, interesting to the pa tient, would have no direct bear ing upon a plan of procedure against his illness. The relation of one figure to the other and the significance of either figure would be matters about which the palient could form no opin ion. Why then should the patient bother about it? If a person suspects that his 'blood pressure" is giving him trouble, the intelligent thing for him to do is to go to a doctor and state his complaint. He wastes the doctor's time and his own by suggesting his reasons for thinking "it might be his blood pressure." The word that his blood pres sure is "average" or "low," should be sufficient to satisfy a patient. If he is told it is "high," that in Itself should be sufficient without demanding to know the figures involved information the patient could not understand anyway. A patient who has "high blood pressure" is not treated for high blood pressure but for the disease which is causing it. High blood pressure is not a di sease in itself. Rather it is an effect of underlying disease. Outside of spending his money, a patient who, on his own, fre quently cajoles a doctor into "taking his blood pressure," ac complishes nothing. He just has a notion a very fuzzy one. Any ATTENTION LOGGERS MILL OPERATORS MACH.NE SHOPS For Fast Dependable Service Call 2-7141 Timken Roller Bearings Fafnir Ball Beatings RBC Roller Bearings National Seals Babbitt Blocks Fafnir Pillow Blocks Spherical Roller Pillow Block Bronie Bearing Stock Caterpillar Replacement Parts Diesel Cylinder Heads for Exchange LeTourneau Cones for Exchange Southern Oregon Bearing Sales Company 42 N. RIVERSIDE AVE. Emergency Phones 2-8263 or 2-8122 U4, -Hji . BLOOD PRESSURE person who attempts to forecast his future or his capabilities by reference to a set of blood pressure figures is taking him self for a ride. If your blood pressure con cerns you or if you think it does go to a doctor and merely lell him in what way you do not feel well. Or, if you feel all right, merely request a routine general examination. Don't go to a doc tor with a pre-conceived notion and expect him to fall right in with your suggestions. You will get along much better if you don't. QUESTIONS & ANSWERS Callus Please mail me your preacriptlon for removing callusea. (H. D.) Answer Apply a aingle coat ol sallcylated collodion the aame aolu tion used lor corns dally for a week or ten days. This softens corn or cal lus so it may be wiped away. H con sists of thirty grains of salicylic acid dissolved In one-half fluid ounce of flexible collodion. It must be kept tightly corked and the liquid muat be kept off the neck of vial. Bursitis Had bursitis in left shoulder. It cleared up enough In two weeks ao i could return to work, but it achea ao nights 1 can't sleep, although In the daytime 1 hardly notice it. (Mrs. K. M.) Answer Your physician may Inject a local Bnesthetic with prolonged mild effect, and you must remobillze the shoulder by active and passive move menu. Soft Spot Late In Closing Soft spot on top of head of girl 29 months old hasn't closed yet. Mother much worried. Doctor saya he never heard of a case like it. (Mrs. M. E. S.) Answer The soft spot (fontanel) on top of the head is not fully hardened or closed till the baby la about eighteen monina oia, normally, KlCketa is us. ually responsible for delayed harden- ing. (Copyright 1990 by John F. Dllle Co.: . . TO SERVE YOU BEST Reece Catering Co. Distributors . . Packaged Sandwiches . . . Rich N'Flaky Pastries . . Cafe & Groc. Supplies . . . Bar Snacks WE CATER TO SPECIAL EVENTS Call Rogue River Ph. 282 Reserved for You! GASH COURTESY CONVENIENCE When You Need a Lean $50 to $500 You may have as long as 24 Months to Repay See AMERICAN FINANCE CORPORATION Room 210-211 Lav.ratf.Bldf. Licant M-362 Liens S-2IS PHONE 2-1816 CROSSWORD PUZZLE acton I Cltrui l rull s Prcaeh prlMl wmt cup 11 Ptrtatalnt to fta ra IS King ol bMita 14 Land mtaaura 15 4pokD 17-World War n oldler teoUoq.) la Nttm miul If .Htbrtw month 11 Dtvll 33 Twlitld toiethtr IT Collef dteTM tabbr.i It Chllna atroko 31 Obwve 3 -SyiRbalfor nlckll JJ Lair 37 Plunro la coolad lava 40 Evtryona allien 44 ApproacnM 4ft You and ma 4ft Kvlllj ao Mora laiaelooa u-r 44 Kmmtl as Homa ot Abraham IT Chtcktd at Proien watar 43 Rail bird 44 Roman trrsnl as Bailor icolloq.) 46 Fresh.watar duel 7 BlOOd I 12 H 578 1 i ll . 5 W," 1 1 1 5 vTZiT 5T5TTS mJJ 3 ! K5-p" wi - h. r a LJ--&wr-& sop n H 5T?7 j k m 7 2 (4 W 5 S BARNEY GOOGLE and SNUFFY SMITH SEE THAT THAR X ICOUL0NT Y I FIGGER THIS-A-WflY x H6NSCRATCHIN'? t FIQQ6R IT LY IT'S FROM URIAH HftRKEY TO HIS SISTER ' L.c NOW.WHAR ON TH' TOP OF I OUT IN A 1 OvER IN TWIN F0RKS-- yS., IfiSJ-6 THIS 6R66N AIRTH DO YE HUNNERT HE 0ONT BOTHER WRIT1N' HER NAME QOOOl NEWNITED STATES W MR DOLES. S'POSE THAT PITCHER POST CARD I YEARS. LJ 'CAUSE SHE CAINT READ. AN' J9$klSik'T I ,r5'K IS S'POSE' TO GO ? I ZEKE, aJ7 BESIDES I LENT TH' SHIF1E55 SK0NK YE ORTER 8E ABLE TO IV I GOT RIDDLES y VI A PENNY FER TH' STAMP AW- B Z SAWYER I-T KUOW UOW TO fllT TO T5a llfS POWH THIS PlUT ROAD. fcVf" TilUST M X THOUGHT rv WHINS CAUM ON MlM irc NOT SURg Wl CAN SIT THSU I !J V ILCCKEP! Jf WtVt I VrOtrlT, TUTL lKETf i" TO Df IAKS, THO (IS , I f . 47 COT 10 SET 1 mm., , We4rVr . mas me. ivsn err' I j J J thkui my wifi I I X ..a... iTi l INTO W W00P5. y U VkrNi 1 .,1 MAYMIrl I ' LU ABNER THFCTAWAVTGlT f THIRD S ArHf AIR USED TO J TJT SADDLE. WaH AIMS CT a fl I BLONDIE ' KDrT, MPLEAK DOtWORpTVn SHSS WGHT") - THAT WOBLM J 1 : ' fV 'TT and JEFF Kjeffs got the mind op Vseff. the stuchof the Thmmm-a lil'babvdoll WHAT?VI 4"i"iBoFCooPse' ATHREE-VEAWOLOCHILD HUMAN MINO IS FASCINATING- VERY INTERESTING TELL nniTVI Kwflu ( BuT iir wliiBc I ILL PSYCHOANALYZE: HIM ANSWER MV OJESTiONSnfitheR! ME WHAT ARE VOO GONNA ) ?. ,lf I V ANORNO OUT WHAT HOW--FIRST. ARE 7r M A BE WHEN VOU GROWT ? X'SImJL - . CAUSED A SOU A GROWN MAN ( LIL.' npP j s SAVING TO ,li FOOLISH CWESTIOrfi "TVt IT' Of? A LlTTLE--j4 BABV m-UAl rM G0NNA ME? W ( TM GONNA GIVE: . L RJ IVF III 1 of firg quality goods day in and day out FOLDING BASKETS FOR INFANTS 6.90 Flat weave fiber baskets for the new baby! Convenient carrying handles with an undercarriage on coasters. 33V2" long, 19" wide, 11" deep. White with pink or blue trimming. Wednesday. April 26, 1950 4nswib to rasvioia roszu DOWN 1 Bulgarian coin 1 Anger J Detac 4-JnlUi ft NiVin'i narat ft Prefix; two T Manh a site of Oeralnl t Odora 10 Phlllpplnt nativa 11 Arabian staport lft-Ctiflmlcal compounda JO Cordtd clotb 31 Printer' meaiurt 23 Olrl'i name 34 Metal (aatenar 3 Initial ol 34th President 30 Parent tcolloq.) 30 Clinking sound 33 Nobleman 13 Simple 3d Recent 38 Parlns 41 8he?n 43 Intellect 4S Paid notlc 47 Compass point 49 Reel builder M Linger 51 Ancient Peruvian 63 Corrode 5 Klsh eggs 5 Prefix- new 6 To be mil taken 80 Female deer 3 fiun god G'gEIAIT IFlf ATsHt g;o'LiLE v uTnUiTg A tMfU j l JJEIE 1 0 -EATpMl e S ytejl a s e gTbyPTrElALEE HEiWjEispl fB : ijr T S jP E EP 15 ATf E ls sESi v I nji c 51 CO OgMT akIrent A,L PjilmA L E V I E SSraEEkMliMlOP ISlISlirtlkSl NE 53!gElsriLlo1gtgE MEDFORD (OREGON) MAIL TRIBUNE THIRTEEN Strange as KrMX? RECOMMENDED FUMI6AH0H . s?S eHmmot M SAVE ON THESE INFANTS' CRIBSt 22.75 Sturdy all-hardwood con structed cribs with firm ply wood end panels. Stationary metal spring plus a single drop side with toe release. In natural or white enamel. n Sim I tun 1 Nil $13 Ail mill i
