Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, June 02, 1950, Image 17

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Newspaper Page TextRADIO PROGRAMS FRIDAY Proinmi listed below are received from the radio ttttiont and the Mall Tribune luynwi wo responsibility o.copt to make luth change! at aro supplied gYJO - llla KMED - U0 ka (WIN - 1400 km 6:00 Local Newe 6:15 Sporti Newi 6:30 Edwin C. HlU 6:45 Kiddy Korner 7:00 Orrin Tucker 7:19 Orrin Tucker 7:30 Lei Brown 7:45 Let Brown Scr. Dir. Plavhouae Newe Scr. Dir. Playhouee Jo Stafford Jimmy Durante Spotlight on Sport Jimmy Duranta Le Brown Show 8:00 The Fat Man 6:13 The Tat Man 8:30 Your FBI 8:45 Your FBI 6:00 Ozxie & Harriet S:15 Ozzle Harriet 9:30 Baby sitter 9 :45 Baby Sitter Fred Dlviiek. Accord'ltriylng Time Familiar MeladlM is,,,. Bill Stern Baseball what Amer, la PlaylmBaieball One Man'i Fnmilv Newt ot the World Stan & Starteri Muilc St News Baseball Baseball Baseball Baseball Baseball Baseball Baseball 10:00 Richfield Reporter' -0:15 Clause Mystery Melody 10:30 Time To Dance 10:45 Time To Dance 11 :00 Platter Party 11:15 Platter Party -11:30 Platter Party 11:45 Platter Party Life of Riley Life of Riley The Sone Shon Edgewater Beach Orch. Heidelberg Harmonalret earn Hayes NeWt Music You Want Juke Box Review Music ti Newt Juke Box Review Newt Newt Sign Off SlfS Off RADIO PROGRAMSSATURDAY 6:00 Rise N" Shine 6:15 Riw N Shin 6:30 Rise N' Shine 6:45 -Rise N' Shine 7:00 Music Kettle 7:13 Martin AgToosky 7:30 Bob Garred 7 ;45 s porta New Musical Roundup " Musical Round un Marines News 8:00 Cowboy Troubador 8:15 Cowboy Troubador 8:30 Cowboy Troubador 8:45 Cowboy Troubador Top 'O The Morning Top O' The Morning Modern Concert Hall Music & News Newi 1400 Corral fl:00 NO School Today 9:1:3 No School Today 9:30 No School Today" 9:43 No School Today 10:00 Trading Post 10:15 Bulletin Board 10:30 American Farmer 10:43 American Farmer Fred Warinc Fred Waring Archie Andrews Archie Andrews Walca Ud Rnma Vail' Wake Up Rogue Cailey News Sports Review Album Time Album Time Haven of Rest Haven of Rest 1 1 :00 Let's Go To The Met 1 1 :15 Let's Go To The Met 1 1 :30 Let's Go To The Met 1 1:45 Let's Go To The Met ' 12:00 Let's Go To The Met 12:15 Let's Go To The Met 12:30 Where There's Music" 12:45 Where There's Music Friendship Circle Friendship Circle Meet The Band Music curtainCall . Chamber Music music r rom Hollywood Chamber Music Pastor's Call News Newi. Church In Horns News Listen Ladles Gordon Mac Rae Morning Special Mary Lee Taylor Farm & Home Hour Farm & Home Hour News & Music Pioneers of Music Pioneers of Music Pioneers of Music Jerry Gray Les Brown Musical Horizon Musical Horizons 1:00 Socialist Party 1:15 Horse Races 1:30 Celeb. Golf Tourn. 1 :45 Celeb. Golf Tourn. Noontime Melodies News Farm News swap Shop 2:00 Tea & Crumpets 2:15 Tea & Crumpets 2:30 Tea & Crumpets" 2:45 Tea tc Crumpets 3:00 Junior Junction 3:15 Junior Junction" 3 30 At Home With Music 3 45 At Home With Music Llving-1950 Western Music Box Living-1930 Western Music Box Matinee At Meadowbroo Western Music Box v egtern Music Box Voices tSc Events News Voices & Events Music Box Music of The Ages" Music Box Confidential Closeups Music Box News" " News Bob Considlne Music Box ft a c bympiiony Gems of Jazz N B C Symphony Gems of Jazz 4 00 News X B C Svmphonv" 4:1:5 Telephone Club 1230 NBC Svhpmony News All-Star Dance Parade Yt, ,., to . w.utj n,Mi nmcnum 11 riiymguueil Star "3 00 Telephone Club 1230 DanceUme Lvnn Murrav " 515 Telephone Club 1230 What s Doing Lvnn Murrav 5:30 -Christian Science CH Kiddie Hit Parade Tommy Dorsev 3 45 Its the Tops Elmer Peterson News Gordon McRae Show 6:00 Scouting The Stars Tommv Dorsey Show News 8:15 Linda Lopez Orch. Guest Star Dinah Short 8:30 Dave Coleman Trio Dennis Day" Sootlisht On Snrt- 8:45 Bert Andrews" Dennis Day" Dinner Music 7:00 Hollywood Byline Judy Canova" 7:15 Hollywood Byline Judy Canova" 7:30 Chandu The Magician -Grand Ole Opry 7:43 Chandu The Magician Grand Ole Opry 8:00 Lone Ranger Truth or Consequence Baseball 8:15 Lone Ranger Truth or Consequence Baseball 8:30 Dixieland Jambake Dimension "X" Baseba 8 45 Dixieland Jambake- Dimension "X" BahUi Naval Air Reserve Between The Line At Sundown Baseball 9:00 Welcome to Hollywood Hit Pnrju-tf S:15 Welcome to Hollywood Hitparade 9:30 Raeburn & Finch Joe Dimaggio Show 9:45 Raeburn & Finch" Joe Dlmaggio Show 52:?S2?W' , j Music Vou Wifit 10:15 Clauss Mystery Melody Music You Want 10:30 Time To Dance Morton Downey 1045 Time To Dance Music A News Baseball Baseball Baseball News 11:00 Platter Party 11:15 Platter Party 11:30 PUtter Party 11:43 Platter Party Sign Off News Juke Box Review Juke Box Review Juke Box Review Sign Off ABC Radio Dial Lights Br Johnny Ar- n rreetinKs to the new member of our staff . . . one Tom Mc Leod. A good many of you will tee this new addition tomorrow night at the senior high. He's a pretty good looking Joe, and we think you'll appreciate this new addition. Tom's from southern California, where the sun como warm, but even he has to admil the last few days here in the val ley have been on the farm side. Welcome to the fraternity. Tom. and may your stay be long and pleasant. One more night until the big night tomorrow at the senior high auditorium. Those tickets are still on sale at the "Y" ... at Pruitt's . . . Puruckers . . . Mc Lain's . . . both banks . . . and at Mann's. With that list, there are probably more places for ticket distribution . . . than there art tickets, at this late date. Bette hurry if you want any. "Wel come to Hollywood" . . . with Jack McElroy. Tickets are coming up soon for the Rogue River Roundup, but we'll tell you more about that on Sunday. If you haven't heard about Tune-O, stick around until Mon day at 6:45 p.m. If you want to i play Tune-O, better get the play ing cards now at McLain's Drug, on North Central. Just ask for your Tune-O card, and the rest will come easy. ASHLAND FIRM FILES Salem, Ore., June 2 (U.R) Articles of Incorporation were filed here today for Tiny's Body shop of Ashland, Ore. Signing the articles were John Drake, Martha E. Drake. Gertrude F. Svenson and Clarence A. Fly-mell. Smokes, Eats - Has Fun! Washington. June 2 (U.R) PresiriPnt. Tniman trtrln. nnlH. ated Air Force Maj. Gen. Wil liam fc. Kepner to be command er in chief of all United States armed forces in Alaska with the rank of lieutenant general. Your Health and Its Care y DR. WILLIAM IRADY, M.O. Readart should addma Inqulrlaa to: Dr. William Ireeiy, 265 II Camilla, loverly Hill.. Calif. Friday. Juna 2, 1950 MEDFORD (OREGON) MAIL TRIBUNE THREE Dr. Brady MAGIC MEDICINE FROM 3. Actlva and If anyone immediately after undressing proceeds to the more violent movements before he has softened the whole body and thinned the excretions and opened the pores, (wrote Galen 1700 years ago) he incurs the danger of break i n g or straining some of the solid parts, but if bef o r e h a n d you gradually warm and soft en the solids and thin the fluids and expand the pores, the person exercising will run no danger of breakiug any part. We can pardon Galen for his notion of "pores" but not you ninnyhammera who sound off about closed or open pores to day. A pore is an opening or orifice through which something is or can be absorbed. Nothing of the sort in the human skin. The skin, if unbroken, never ab sorbs anything. Galen's advice to athletes or others who engage in vigorous or violent exertion of any kind is still sound. It is the way of all physical trainers. It prevents "charleyhorse" rupture of mus cle fibres by sudden violent con traction of the cold muscle. It is one reason why all baseball pitchers "warm up" before go ing to the mound. Also why ath letes require a period of moder ate exercise beore any race or contest. The other reason for "warming up" is, of course, to get the circulation, respiration, oxidation process, metabolism into the state of greatest effic iency. Immediately following a per iod of hard muscular work or play it is advisable to put on sweater or other clothing, avoid wind or cool draft and take only a warm bath if any. Then, after a rest of an hour or so, either lying down and napping, or sit ting or moving or strolling idly about, it is advisable to go for a brisk walk of a mile or two or take some other moderate gen eral exercise. This should be re peated several hours later. All of this is the best way to prevent muscle soreness or lameness or stiffness from developing the day after the game, race or con test. Please, knuckleheads, do not show your ignorance by ascrib ing the development of such muscle soreness as "catching cold." There is no illness involv ed and no particular danger of any. Not even rheumatism, if you have any quaint fancies about that. Whether the athlete sweats much or little is of no particular importance so far as preventing muscle soreness after exertion. Such soreness or other un pleasant consequence does not NEVER-NEVER LAND PattWe Htat occur from careless or deliber ate quick cooling after one has become overheated artificially, say from a hot air bath or from confinement in overheated room or from exposure to extremely warm weather. Abrupt cessation of sweating in such circum stances is perfectly harmless. Nothing in the sweat but salt and water nothing of any spec ial significance. No overproduc tion of combustion products in muscle tissues to be removed through the circulation. There fore not the slightest danger at tends quick cooling of the body after passive overheating, if one finds quick cooling refreshing or comfortable. QUESTIONS ANSWERS Phony "Doctor" Amused by your talk about raw eggt. It may coma at a turprlse to you. but Dr. has told us that since the coming of the x-ray we do know that the white of egg taken raw cannot be uiated, so . . . (M. W. R Answer Nothing the phony "doc tor" tellt his credulous prospects would astonish me. Rnw egg white Is not so completely digested as cook ed egg white, but it is digestible enough If you prefer raw egg to cooked. Phlebitis Nexer any mention of phlebitis In your column. Please write something about thia horrible malady. (Mrs. M. CM Answer I have carefully avoided mentioning It. Why frighten people needlessly. Phlebitis means inflamma tion of a vein. It occura in any case of varicose vein where a leg ulcer develops. Send stamped self-addressed envelope for pamphlet VARICOSE VEIN AND VARICOSE ULCER. Hay fever It Is true tht hay fever la not con tagious?My husband has a severe case of It and I don't know whether It is safe to let the children go too close to him. IP. C. J.) Answer No. it is not communi cable Send stamped self-addryssed envelope for pamphlet on Hav Fever .Copyright 1950 by John r. Dille Co.) The American Bible Sociotv has distributed 4.000.000 copies of Bibles. Testaments and Gos pels in new Japan since end of the war. Enjoy Health Rest, Comfort and Hospitality at the Buckhorn Mineral Springs Sanitarium Hot SUnsrsl ud Mud Baths for Rheumatism, Arthritis Neuritis, Nervousness, High and Low Blood PrAssurs and Skin i EruMloni. Carbon Dioxide Vapor Baths for ! Asthma, hesema. Colds, Sinus and Bronchitis. Buokhorn Klnsral nrlnffi Banitarlom, U I, Ashland, Or. nr. Herman wtiltr, Director Chiropractic Physician POISON OAK? Try a Bottle of ZEMACOL You must ba satisfied or your money cheerfully refunded. Get a bottle to day at WESTERN THRIFT. No Soar Stomach Thinks to TUNIS! Many eat all their favorite foods and to. fer so consequences! They iost keep Torn! bandy eat like candy. Tons iweeteo tour tiomach caused by ovennduie-eoca too much smoking mo much driok ifig. Eat 1 or 2 Tumi after each meal, and before bedtime. No railing, no stir- .... E..I kM... I.mI Tnml VI fflldt lb cluiieely for the lomm?. uw roil today, aull ooiy iuc. 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