Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, April 27, 1950, Image 19

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Newspaper Page TextI RADIO PROGRAMSTHURSDAY Prrira tH4 balaw art racalrad rm K radio ttatrant and tti Mall Trlbuna auumat n responsibility tacapl to maka tuck chaiiiaa at art auM" KYJC - mi aa kmed - lam (WW laao ka COO Edwin C. Hills Scr Guild Theatre Nam 6:18 Slmar Davis Scr Guild Thaatre Mlchaal Douflaa 6 :30 Sports Nawt Georg. ruhar Calling Spotlight onS porta r):45 McLsln'a On fUo Georsa Flihar Csllinl Dlnnar Music 7.-00-Countar Spy; SupparCiub Volca of tha Array 7:IS CounlarSpy' Supper Club" Red Cross 7:30 Data With Judy; t)ranef Between tha Unas 7:43 Data With Judy Dragnet Dick Haymes :00 r-oit Warnings LlshtUpflme Ray Bloch PrasenU 8:15 Amateur Hour News 01 tha World Ray Bloch Preeents :30 Amateur Hour Aldrlch Family Rogue Rancho 8:45 Robert Montgomery Aldrlch Family Rogue Rancho 8:00 Author Meeta Critics' Dulfy'a Tavern "' News 8:13 Author Meets CrIUca Duffya Tavern Sixth Army Band 8:30 Baby Sitter Show Wrestling Matches Master Worna 8:45 Baby Sitter Show Wrestling Matches Master Works 10:00 Richfield Reporter Wrestling Matches Juke Boa Review 10:15 Clauaa Mystery Melody Wrestling Matches Juke Box Review 10:30 Time To Dance Morton Downey Juke Box Review 10:45 Time To Danca News News 11:00 Platter Party Sign Of! Sign OH 11:15 Platter Party 11:30 Platter Party 11:45 Platter Party RADIO PROGRAMS FRID AY 6:00 Rise At Shine Morning Roundup 6:15 Rise N' Shin Musical Roundup 6:30 Rise N Shlna Beamed to Farmer News 6:45 Rise N" Shine Newt 1400 Corral 7 HO Farm News Corner Top of tha Morning; Wake Up Rogue Valley 7:15 Martin Afronaky Top of tha Morning Wake Up Rogue Valley 7:30 Bob Garred-Newa Mutic Newt T:43 Sporta Newt Mutlc & News Sporta Review 1:00 Breakfaat Club Rod Foley Album Time 8:15 Breaktatt Club Red Foley Album Time 8:30 Breakfaat Club Walts Time Bible Institute 8:45 Breakfast Club Mod, Concert Hall Bible Institute 8:00 Ladies Be Seated Friendship circle Newt 8:15 Ladlea Ba Seated Friendship Circle Listen Ladiet 8:30 Quick Aa A Flath Music As You Like it Jo Stafford 8:45 gulck Aa A Tlaah Mutlc in Modern Mood AH Star Dance 10:00 Trading Pott Std. School Hour Music From Hollywood 10:15 Mystery Shopper Std School' Hour Music From Hollywood 10:30 My True Story Personality Time Newa 10:45 My True Story Newt Church In Your Home 11:00 Betty Crocker' Melody Time Pee Wee Hunt 11:15 Llndlahr Program Dr. Crane. PtychologlstHomemaker Harmonies 11:30 Baukage Talking Here Comet the Banda Mutlc For Friday 11:45 Newt Meet the Band Music For Friday 12:00 Bulletin Board Newa Marietta Noontime Melodlea U:15 Noon Newa Road of Ufa Newa 13:30 Weather Report Pepper Young Farm Newa ' 13:45 Your County Agent Right to Happiness Swap Shop 1:00 Welcome to Hollywd' Backstage Wlfa Western Music Box 1:15 Welcome to Hollywd Stella Dallas Western Mutic Box 1:30 Surpriae Package Lorenzo Jonee' Mutic Box 1:43 Surprise Package VoungWIdder Brown Music Box S :00 Hannibal Cobb Life Can Be Beautiful Newa 3:00 Hannibal Cobb Mainly for Woman Music Box 3:30 Bride at Groom News Music Box ' 3:45 Bride At Groom Swap & Sell Music Box f 3:00 Pick A Date Welcome Travelera Newa 3:15 Pick A Date Welcome Travelera Mutlc Box 3:30 Art Baker Aunt Mary Hollywood Headlines 1 3:45 Tad Malone We Love & Learn Hollywood Headlines , 4:00 Modern Romances Trade Winds Tavern Newa 4:15 Modern Romances National Guard Swing Tune 4:30 Med. Schools Present Tha U-N Is My Beat Harmony Shop 4:43 Four Knights H. V Kaltenborn Inside Story ' 3:00 ChallengeoftheYukonU P Newa " Tellerof Talea 8:15 Chal'nge of the Yukon' What's Doing Sunset & Vina 5 JO Jack Armatrong Prelude to Dusk Truth and Life S3 Jack Armttrong Elmer Peterson Rockln Chair 6:00 Edwin C. Hill Scr. Dir. Plavhouse News 6:18 Elmar Davie Scr. Dir. Playhouae Jo Stafford 6:30 Sporta Whirl Jimmy Durante' Spotlight on Sporta 6:43 McLaln'a On Fila Jimmy Durante' Marine Band 7:00 Gillette Fight Fred Divisek. Accord'stAl Sack 7:18 Gillette Fight Familiar Melodlea Flying Time 7 JO Gillette Fight Bill Stern At Sundown 7:45 Gillette Fight What Amer. it Playing At Sundown " !:?2 K0,tJv"nin Light Up Time Do You Remember :1J The Fat Man Newt ol the World' Jack Smith 5:?2 Xour 13?. Proudly We Hall Rogue Rancho 6:45 Your FBI' Proudly We Hall Rogue Rancho 8:00 Onle at Harriet Ufa of Riley Newt i'irtr 25" ' RUe" Lullaby In Rhythm 8:30 Babysitter The Song Shop Maaterworka 9:45 Babysitter Edgewater Beach Orch. Masterworka JS'?!-SI01"!?! Reporter Sam Hayea' Juke Box Review lJ:iJ 1,UMLMyi,ery Ml0dy Halle of Ivy Juke Box Review i 2J Sme I" J?"" ?" of tv' Juk Bx Review IBM Time To Dance Newt Newa 11:00 Platter Party Sign Off Sum Off 11:15 Platter Party 11:30 Platter Party 11:45 Platter Party '-ABC ..WBC Radio Patter by Pat Jeb Stuart's book about the feelings of a conscientious objec tor In wartime, "The Objector," will be up for discussion on "Author Meets the Critics," one of ABC's most absorbing and informa tive public in terest pro grams tonight from 9 to 9:30 Pa.WUWn.on James A. Michener, author of the famous "Tales of the South Pacific," will emphasize what he believes to be the principal vir tues of the book. Lowell Limpus, columnist for the New York Daily News and author of "The Fires of Spring," will point out Lice Ante Fleas Aphlda Mbuea SAFE Ki far KITTENS MT ON ONI SPOT fiiiersaiMe' r Meaarecturar iWorry of FALSE TEETH Slipping or Irritating? Rori'l hp m ha Trass eH bv loose false (teeth ulipping. dropping or wobbling when you eat, talk or laugh. Just prinkle a little FASTEETH on your plates. This pleasant powder gives a remarkable senie of added comtort fend security by holding plates more Irmly. No gummy, gooey, pasty taste br feeling It's alkaline (non-acid). Get XASTEETH at any drug store. Adv. Skinny men, women gain 5, 10, 15 lbs. Get New Pep, Vim, Vigor Tit MirtHI Bon? limbo all out: Oily hollow Oil UD: neck no lnnrrr ! body Imm hail urvfd. eWj 'beae-pole'" took. Tbouxnit ot rrl woman, mm, mho oartr oouM ftia blor. tut tMcauM b'.'Xfd UckM iron, tart now proud el itpelir, t.Mliii.er.iookitif bod!e. Thry Uiani CMrex. Contain- Iron you. too. uuf Of, to iun Mil., nnet blood; Inprort appettu to food jm won Bort itrtnjiji ud nouruhmfoi: puu Bnb on MTt bO DM. Alio etlDUlQf fjpplTJ"L ttJT ftttOUDtl r.iamio Bi, uklum. Uoa't It-r iettin loo ft top tuitx tt tar ttnit ir you u uiifDfd iu itmum weight, dcw prp nd rlnor. Cou Hula. tfimMuetory f,u etUv boc. Try Iimoui Oiiri Toaic Tftblcu tor ut pounds, &cw ptp. TOD A. At all drug stores everywhere IB CMfdford. at Western Thrift Stores. FOR SORE PAINFUL PILES here is nri icr soothing nt.ia.ii-r ! Gt tmitlnt aulctr rttlsf frota pals, tub and irritatloa eauta br Slrnr!, Ptlaa. Prga aorlar's formalt from fimoo TbomtaB Minor Cliale no itsiUbl for aoma atf. - Thornton tltnor R.rtal 0intmnt ttnda to sotun red shrink swtlllnr. Rtlltv. SI tr.M. Gt a tuba ef Innrnton a Miror T.t.ul O'ntm.nt or Rctal Suotx.ltsri. todar, Follow directions aa tha iimi. for asla a all food arm stone etanrfkere, i lain liar hi n aTVFVI el V a--nij -tga my his conception of the book's snortcomings. a a a Don't know what to do with your old razor blades? Send 'em to Jack McElroy, co "Welcome to Hollywood," ABC network, Hollywood 28, Cal. After a guest on McElroy's program told him how important the blades were to the natives ot New Guinea (she said one blade was worth $1,000 to them) in their wood carving, one ot their best means of making a living, McElroy sent out a plea to his nationwide radio audience ask ing them to ship him their old single or double edgers and he would see that they were shipped to the New Guineans to aid them in their livelihood. a a e Harry Kannasto, who ap peared on the KYJC "Original Amateur Hour" contest last month with a fine quartet from Southern Oregon college, has or ganized a twelve piece band and will open this Saturday night at 9 p.m. at Merrick's ballroom. Fred Buehner, who is to begin his own radio show over KYJC, Thursday, May 4, will be fea tured vocalist. Old Gold "Original Amateur Hour" on KYJC and ABC to night at 8 o'clock . . . "Robert Montgomery Speaking" at 8:45 p.m. Table Rock Table Rock, Apr. 27 E. R. Hull has recently purchased some pure bred angus cattle and ex pects to build up from these a small farm herd. Miss Thalia Doty, local sten ographer, was one of the class initiated into the Medford Busi ness and Professional Women's club last Thursday in Ashland. The weeping willow on the Fred Smith place has under gone a complete trim of its long branches, this time by Copco workmen. Since the team of work horses on the Dell Morrison place was taken to the Butte Creek dis trict, the Table Rock community which in past years contained more than 100 of these, noble steeds is left without a single work horse. Farm work here is going ahead full blast with a large in crease In acreage being seeded to alfalfa. Irrigation on some of the light soils has begun. Mrs. Silas Goodlin is in San Francisco where her small child will undergo surgery. Jimmy Allen and wife were In Ashland Sunday where Jimmy attended a meeting of the Shakespearean board of direct' ors. Several acres of land on the Taylor and Roblson farms are being cleared, leveled and drained for farm crops. Mr. Tay lor will plant his cucumbers on some of this new land and will seed the old cucumber plots to clover for soil building purposes. Bill Bishop has finished his bulb planting and Is now setting weeding machine in shape for Your Health and lis Care ty OR. WILLIAM IRADY. M.O. Readers should addreat laavlrhM ret Dr. William Brady, 26S II Camlao, Beverly Hills. Calif. HOW TO AVOID The mother of a three-year-old boy writes that "He has had trouble since birth with his bowels." Being unendowed with second sight, I don't know whether the child has some congeni tal (present at birth) defect or abnormality, but for the present pur pose let us as sume that the case is just as mother de- Ur. Brady scribes. "He is so terribly constipated. The doctor has recommended a couple of types of laxatives, which did not help. I give him practically every night . . ." The poor kid! Even at three there must be some sort of right eous indignation and rancour at the prospect of taking such a dose practically every night. I'm no psychologist, but it seems to me that inflicting such unneces sary and unpleasant medicine on a child is bound to have a bad effect on the child's nature. ". . . which I know is the wrong thing, but am afraid to let him go.". There the mother betrays her self. She plies the child with the useless or harmful medicine merely to gratify her morbid fancy. A healthy, properly fed baby will never need any other laxa tive than the right food. Food is laxative you know or rather I should say very likely you don't know but I'm telling you so. All food, I mean any food that is fit to eat is laxative. Some foods are more laxative than others. But no particular item of food is "binding" or "constipating." To imagine that this or that good food is "bind ing" is to show your ignorance, that's all. Every day one hears Wiseacres or iust plain kunckle heads say "Oh, I can't eat cheese" or perhaps they mention some other food, "because it is so binding." Cheese is less laxa tive than corn, cabbage or ap ple, perhaps, but this is no rea son why any one should not eat cheese, any kind of cheese he likes at any time he likes. The little boy's mother is "afrajd to let him go" that is, afraid to quit interfering with the natural autonomic or auto matic regulation of the stomach and bowel function. Many millions of Yankee Wiseacres are subject to the same phobia. They are not afraid as a rule, to leave to nature the regulation of the function of the lungs, the function of the kid neys and the function of the heart. But that is merely because the charlatans have not taught them to interfere with the na tural autonomic or automatic regulation of these functions. the summer season. An old house recently torn down on the Nealon ranch, part of which must have been some 80 years old, was found to have foundation sills and floor joists hewn out of pine logs and raft ers made from cottonwood, the latter being in good state of preservation. Wooden pegs and cut nails were used throughout and the lumber, some boards be ing as wide as 20 inches, was evidently sawed with the old time up and down saws run by manpower. The Hearthstone, a paper pub lished in New York, was found which showed a subscription price of 25 cents a year. Charley Hoover was a Table Rock visitor Thursday, looking over the clover and lotus plots on the Table Top farms which he is now interested in. He ex pressed himself as well pleased with the outlook for a seed crop. He claimed these plots to be some of the finest he has ever Inspected. Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Hull mo tored to Martinez, Cal., April 15, and returned with Mrs. Sadie Duane, a resident of that place and a friend of the Hulls, who will spend the next two weeks with them. Table Rock Community club will meet Friday night, April 28, with a short business meeting followed by program of moving pictures and music in charge of Jimmie Allen and Mrs. R. E. Nealon. Refreshments will con sist of cup cakes and punch and the refreshment committee asks each lady to bring cup cakes. F. E. Jordan, Grants Pass nur seryman, did some grafting of walnut trees here last week. The heavy freeze of Monday morning did considerable dam age here to early gardens and fruits in places where no protec tion was given. 8 ill ( a '-0 vtr" iIXfflEID ODfHJ. LIFELONG TROUBLE In a great many cases If not most cases the constipation or physic habit is established in the earliest weeks of infancy by giv ing the baby that first dose of castor oil. In therapeutics, the art of treatment, castor oil is recog nized as a good remedy for acute diarrhea because one large dose of it quickly sweeps out the of fending food or food residue and then locks the bowel for a day or more. But castor oil is no longer regarded as safer or less irritat ing than other physics, for infant, child or adult. In fact it is rarely prescribed today. .. QUESTIONS 4 ANSWERS Parkinson's Disease I am 70 years old, a nurse, and nave Parklngton a Dlteate for about a year. Am taklnrf It there anything else I can do? (O. D. A.) Answer Parkinsons Dlteate anak lns palsv retponds weU In tome cases to medlcaUon known to all doctors. Often treatment Is disappointing. A surgical procedure on the brain has helped tome cases Only individual study by a physician can be of mucn value to you. The range It too long Tor ma to advise you. She Had To T had to take live colonic treat mentt after using phyllium seeds. (Mrs. B. C.) Answer You HAD to? Suppose you didn't? Who determined that you HAD to? Who said that nothing else could be done? Why did anything have to be done? Tell me more. Reducing After Forty I am 39. 5 feet 8 Inchees tall, ttocky build, weigh 185 pounds. Used to do much swimming and boxing. Believe Id feel bet(er If I lost as pounds. (B. T.) Answer Reducing after forty (or thereabouts) it a terious matter. With Intelligence, no fad or fancy butlnets. and a raUonal reducing regimen it mav be accomplished with improve ment of health, vite. personal ap pearance and longevity. After fifty reducing Is seldom advisable, and when It is advisable It should be only under your phyttcian'a constant super vision. Send stamped self-addressed envelope and twenty-five cents for booklet RULES FOB REDUCING. In cidentally I advise you to lower your sights to 20 pounds. (Copyright 1950 by John r. Dille Co.) Asphalt and con crete paving, road oiling. Commercial and Residential Struc tures. SNOOK BROS. General Contractor! Phone 2-2116 and 3-2704 RENT A CAR Daily's U-Drive and BODY and PAINT SHOP Southern Oronon't Oldest and Finest 29 So. Bartlett Medford 17 Powell at Marin LOCATED Iff THE CENTER Ot SHOPS AND THEATERS r RATES FROM S2.00 Upset Stomachs Yield Inches of Gas and Bloat "I was certainly 'out of whack' be fore I took Kal-O-Dex," writes Mr. Clint Hughey, Box 346, Fowler, Calif., retired rancher. "I had to use strong laxatives constantly for the awful tight ness I'd get In my stomach and bowels. Food made me sick and would back up Into my throat for hours after eat ing - got so weak I could hardly walk up town. Then after 2 or 3 bottles of Kal-O-Dex my appetite Improved and meals tasted good again. My bowels became regular so that tha tightness around my waist disappeared and I've surprised my friends by the difference in my looks and actions. I'm a great booster for Kal-O-Dex in my town." KAL-O-DEX is a proven formula of 5 Great Herbs; these herbs cleanse bowels, clear gas from stomach, acts on sluggish intestines and as a diuretic on kidneys. Miserable people soon feel different all over. So don't go on suf fering get KAL-O-DEX today. Sold by all Drug Stores, Adv. TUIEROUS IEGONIAS balls tmaarlt' tlaubla Ctm.llt tyst, la I brilliant eelern RED. SCARLET, PINK. ROSE. WHITE. YELLOW. SALMON an-CO-PER. Sia -ear tmM. a Double Begonia bulbt, worth up to $3. . .only $1.00 24 Bulbt, el qualify worth up to $ only $2.50 FREE. A beautiful PEONY with etch $2.50 order. Poatpald MT. BAKER BULB CO. Dept. 549 1101 POST ST. .SEATTLE. WASHfHQTOH CROSSWORD PUZZLE ACROSS t Flourlihed 8 Xnooun tired a uncoutt) illowi 13 Rant 15 Night btlor 14 A1B 15 ImlUttxl 1 Fit Into mortlit IS Thoretor UwMettl 30 Loan 31 Oroup ot union tbbr.) M Within 13 Chlmnej Mrboa pl.) 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