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About Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989 | View Entire Issue (May 23, 1950)
r RADIO PROGRAMS--TUESDAY' Program listed btlow art recti ved from Hit ndia ..tm. mA th u.ii Tribune anumea no rtipomibility txccptjowukt such changes at ara supplied KVJC-123Q ke. KMKU-W40 K W lNT40b kc. "6:00 Local Newi 6:15 Sports Newi 6 35 Edwin C. Hill Bob Hope Bob Hope ?-5,r Ftbbcr 6:45 Kiaay norncr 7:00 Counter Spy 1:15 Counter Spy" Bis Town Big Town People Are Funny People Are Funny 7:30 Buenos Amigoe 7 45 Nat Brandwynne 8:00 Time for Defense 8:15 Time For Detense 8:30 Gentleman of Press 8:45 Gentlemen of Press l-lpht Ud News of the World Cavalcade of America Cavalcade of America 9 :00 Town Meeting 9:15 Town Meeting 9:35 Baby Sitter 9:45 Baby Sitter 10:00 Richfield Reporter 15:15 Clauss Mystery Melody 10:30 Time To Dance 10:45 Time To Dance U:00 Platter Party 11:13 Platter Party 11:30 Platter Party 11:45 Platter Party Political Political Music Music Music You Want Music You Want Morton Downey News Sign Of RADIO PROGRAMS WEDNESDAY :00 Rise N' Shine :15 Rise N' Shine :30 Rise N" Shine :43 Rise N' Shine Musical Roundup Musical Roundup Beamed to Farmer U p News :00 Music Show :15 Martin Agmnsky :30 Bob Garred-Newi :45 Sports News ' Top of the Morning Top of the Morning Music Music & News 00 Breakfast Club :18 Breukfast Club 30 Breakfast Club 4S Breakfast Club 00 Ladles Be Seated" :13 Ladles Be Seated :30 Quick as a Flash :45 Quick as a Flash Southern Shindig Southern Shindig Waiuume Mod. Concert Hall 8: 8: II 0: 9 9 J9 10 10 10 10j 11 11 11 Ui 13: Friendship Circle Friendship Circle Music For You Music In Modern Mood :00 Trading Post :15 Mystery Shopper :30 My True Story 45 My True Story Luncheon With Lopez Next Dave Garroway Personality Time U P News :00 Betty Crocker :15 Victor Lindlahr :30 Baukhage Talking' Treasure Chest Dr. Crane. Psychologist Come the Bands Again Meet the Band 43 News 00 Bulletin Board- News. Market Reports Road of Life Pepper Younj Right to Happiness 12: 12 11; 1: 1: 1: 1: 15 News :30 Weather Report 45 Your County Agent :00 Welcome To Hollywd. :13 Welcome To Hollywd. 30 Surprise Package 45 Surprise Package Backstage Wife Stella Dallas Lorenzo Jones Young Widder Brown :00 Hannibal Cobb :15 Hannibal Cobb :30 Bride & Groom :45 Bride & Groom Life Can Be Beautiful Mainly For Women News Swap St Sell 00 Pick a Date 15 Pick a Date 30 Art Baker 45 Ted Malone Welcome Travelers Welcome Travelers Aunt Mary We Love At Learn 1.00 Modern Romances 1:15 Modern Romances 4 30 Poppy Day Pgm HI-The Four Knights Quarter Hr with BibI Junior Red Cross Here s to Vets H V Raiienborn S:00 Challenge of Yukon i:l Challenge of Yukon I 30 Skv King MS Sky Kinji' i:00 Local News :I5 Sports News J 30 Edwin C. Hill 45 Kiddy Korner U P News What's Doing? Prelude to Dusk Elmer Peterson Music Music " ' Song Shop Fred Divesek (accordion! 00 Lon Ranger :13 Lon Ranger The Big Story The Big Story To Be Announced ;ou ur. k Dr. I. Q Dr. I. Q. :45 Political 00 Sherlock Holmes Liaht Ud : 15 Sherlock Holmes 30 Cliche' Club 43 Cliche' Club :00 Buz Adlam's Playroom 13 Buz Adlam's Playroom :30 Baby Sitter Show :45 Baby Sitter Show News of the World Great Gildersleeve Great Gildersleeve Break the Bank Break the Bank Mr Dlst Attorney Mr Dlst Attorney 00 Richfield Reporter 15 Clauss Mystery Melody :30 Time To Dance :45 Time To Dance Sam Hayes Music You Music You News :00 Platter Party 15 Platter Party 30 Platter Party 45 Platter Party Sign Off Radio Dial Lights By Johnny Ah n A note for the west side: The West Side school was through the studios on Thursday, to get all the info possible on those strange noises from their radio speakers. Hope they enjoyed the trip . . . and who knows, from that group may come the Ken Carpenter or Don Wilson of the future. Our welcome mat is al ways out, so how about some more visitors. The city of Winnipeg has plen ty of water troubles, but the sound man on "This Is Your FBI" could just about match it. On a recent program in the se ries. Producer Jerry Devine used rain effects in every scene to just about run the water de partment dry. A total of 755 gal lons of water were used in all to get the desired effect. That may not be too much on a warm sum mer day, but in a studio, it could be pretty sloppy. Short column today. The day this went into print was far too nice to be sitting in front of a typewriter. Hope your having .the same kind of day today . . . and you'll understsnd what we mean. Fspee Cars Damaged As Train Derailed Elko, Nev., May 23 tU.P.) Some twenty cars were demol ished near here last night when a Southern Pacific freight train derailed at the entrance to Pali sade canyon. All crewmen escaped without injury as 20 of 99 cars in the eastbbund freight leaped the tracks at the tunnel entrance to the rinvrockrd canyon. Southern Pacific officials said several of the cars hurtled into the adjacent Humboldt river and the re mainder "piled up like cord- ' wood" apainst the solid walls of i rnck that bordered the tunnel en- trance, A defective brake nggipi! j is believed to have caused the ! cars behind the engine to derail. Dalias. Ore., May 23 UR) Bert Miilcr. 5,4, Veneta. was killed last night when his car i overturned at Dolph Corner on the highway leading to the coast from Dallas'. VENETIAN BLINDS OF FLEXALUM Estimates and Installing Wakefield Drapery Shop 6TH & BARTLETT News 9." i Wr Spotlight on Sporta McGee 6t Molly Dinner Music Navy Show Wigglesworth't Between the Lines Artie Wayne Time Wiggles worth's Hawaiian Harmonies Rogue Rancho Maddox Brothers News Navy Band Masterworks Masterworks Juke Box Review Juke Box Review Juka Box Review News Sign Off News 1400 Corral Wake Ud Roeue Valley Wake Up Rogue Valley News Sports Review Album Tim Album Time Bible Institute Bible Institute News Listen Ladies Harry Cool Morning Special Lyn Murray Show Lyn Murray Show News Church In Home The 3 Suns Homemaker Harmonies Music For Wednesday Music For Wednesday 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 Hollywood Headline Hollywood Headlines News All Star Dane Parade Music by Martin Standard Varieties Teller of Tales Sunset and Vine Truth & Life Rockin' Chair News Mel Torme Spotlight On Sporta Here's to Vet These Great Americans Al Sack At Sundown Baseball Time Bsseball Baseball Baseball Baseball Baseball Baseball Baseball Heidelberg Harmonalre News Want Want Juke Box Review Juke Box Review News Sign OU Radio Script Wins Prize for Writer Mrs. Robert Duncan, 215 King street, has won a $250 prize for submitting a suggested script for the "Dr. Christian" radio pro gram, in a nation-wide contest, it was reported today. Mrs. Duncan, wife of an attor ney here, is a member of a newly formed writers club, and her proposed script for the program, which stars Gene Hersholt, was written in connection with proj ects undertaken by club mem bers. Being the first member to have her work accepted, Mrs. Duncan automatically becomes president of the club, under rules formulated by the aspiring writ ers. The date on which her script will be used by the program was not learned this week, but will presumably be announced prior to the broadcast. Vancouver Shipyard Damaged by Blaze Vancouver, B. C, May 23 (U.Ri Fire partly destroyed the Celtic shipyard and five fishing boats on the Fraser river here early today, causing an estimat ed $1 million damage. Fanned by westerly winds that reached near gale force, the blaze destroyed a 300-foot-long machine shed, a 300-foot wharf and severely damaged five seino boats. The shipyard and bouts were owned by British ' Columbia Packers, Ltd., one of the largest fishing firms on the west coast There were no injuries. Dead line Sunday claatlfled Is ai Noon Sflturdayi. RENT A CAR Daily's U-Drive and BODY and PAINT SHOP Southern Orenon'i Oldest . and Finest 29 So. Barrier! Medford L PHONE 2-6010 Your Health and Its Care By OR. WILLIAM BRADY, M.D. RaaJort ihould addraas Inquiries roi Dr. William Brady. 265 II Camlno. Beverly Hilts. Calif. SMOKING IS BAD Although most physicians for bid smoking when the patient shows any symptoms or signs of thrombo angi itis obliterans (Buerger's dis ease), some physicians ar gue that if smoking were the cause or even the chief cause of this degeneration of the arteries the condition would be wide 1 y prevalent here but in fact Ur. Brady it Is compara tively rare. So many young and middle aged Americans make hogs of themselves (my apolo gies to the swine) with their smoking. Nowadays there is even a dis position on the part of some good physicians to allow cer tain patients with coronary thrombosis and certain patients with angina pectoris to smoke an after-dinner cigar or an after breakfast pipe or an after-lunch cigarette. Only certain patients, that is patients the physician believes may derive sufficient benefit in the psychic (mental or nervous) to offset untoward ef fects in the physical field. Oh, as Bastedo expresses it (Maeria Medics, Pharmacology and Ther apeutics): Both through a psychic satis faction to the habitue and through a pharmacological nar cotic effect, a smoke will fre quently ease nervous tension. The war taught us the calming effect on the wounded soldier of the lighted cigarette handed to him, and at examinations I have now and then found a student in a nervous funk till allowed a cigarette. Smoking in moderation may indeed fa vor that relation in mind and body that we physicians stress so much for those with wor ries, anxiety neuroses and oth er psychic disturbances.' In college students Drs. Mad' dock and Coller observed a rise of from 8 to 38 beats a minute in the heart action from smoking a cigarette. That doesn't jibe with the idea that smoking In modera tion eases nervous tension or favors relaxation in mind and body. Dr. Bastedo cites an interest ing observation made by Stache lin upon himself. He smoked 6 to 8 cigars a day (shame, shame, even if they were only 10-ccnt cigars, how can a man enjoy such -selfish indulgence when by only moderate restraint he might save enough to feed or clothe some unhappy soul?) for six months (at 50 cents a day that would come to $90, but maybe the man thought the ex periment justified the expense) then abstained for six months. During the $90 period his pulse rate averaged 82. During the pe riod of abstention his pulse rate averaged 75. During the $90 period a standard exercise pro duced a rise to 157 in the pulse rate. During the period of ab stention the same exercise pro duced a rise to 124 in the pulse rate. The heart took considerable longer to return to normal after exercise during the ninety-dollar period. Every youth who aspires to success in athletics knows he cannot smoke. Nearly all observ ers find that breathlessness or windedness comes on earlier in smokers than in non-smokers. The heart pumps less blood after smoking. The National War Council of the Y. M. C. A. found that smoking a cigar lowered accur acy in rifle shooting, and Fisher and Berry found the same effect on baseball throwing with a re covery of normal accuracy after a thirty-minutes rest without smoking. 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Turpentine for Ringworm Discovered that spirits of turpentine (commonly called oil of turpentine) applied to ringworm twice daily, but not rubbed on, Is a quick cure (J. H.i Answer Thank you. If It falls, t have a pamphlet about, dermatophy tosis, ringworm, athlete's foot, foot itch. For copy send stamped aelf-ad-dressed envelope. (Copyright 11150 by John T. Dllle Co.) BOYS NEED CONVINCING Las Cruces, N. M. (U.R) The local police department has mail ed a copy of a paid-up speeding ticket to T. F. Colehour of Mt. Carroll, 111. Colehour asked for the copy after his boys refused to believe that his car would travel fast enough to warrant the $10 fine. Topped Pruned Removed Chamberlin Tree Service & Cement Work Licensed and Insured Service PHONE 3-1145 ONLY acme HARDWARE CO. "Specialists in Home Wares" 3 Weil Sixth Phone 2-S201 Record Relief for SCUR STOMACH For heartburn, gas, add indiac.oon. Sull oalr oc TUMS FOR THE TUMMV who feel caused by functional 'middle-age'! 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