Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, June 13, 1950, Image 11

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Newspaper Page Texti RADIO PROGRAMS TUESDAY Proar.ms listed below are received fraaa the ndie ttitianl th. Mail Tribune assume wo teipemlbllity acept H nuke inch tisr.ts m ere neelied KtJC-IHO be. IMBD-1444 ta. HWIN-1444 ke. 6 :00 Local News Bob Hope nw 6:13 Sporta Newi Bob Hope- Kay Starr 6:30Edwln C. Hill Personality Time Spotliiht on Sporta 6 :43 "Tune-O Dance Time Dlnne? Musi" "7:00 Counter tjpy Bl Town Navy Show 7:15 Counter Spy Bl Town WiiileaworUi'a 7:30 Rex Maupln People Are funny Between the TLlnee 7:45 Bex Maupln People Are Tunny Artie Wayne 8:00 Time for Ijetenie' One Man's Family 3o You Remember 8:15-Time For Delenae Newi o( the World Hawaiian Harraonalree 8 30 Gent emen of Press Cavalcade ol Amerlea Ro.ue Fancho 8:45 Gentlemen of Press' Cavalcade ol America Rojue Hancho 9:00 Town Meeting KMED Summer Theater New! 9:15 Town Meeting KMED Summer TheaterNavy Band :80 Babysitter Music Masterworks 9:45 Baby Sitter Muile Masterworks 10:00 Richfield Reporter Muilc You Want Juke Box Review '10:15 Sporta Report' Music You Want Juke Box Review 10:30 Time To Dance Morton Downey Juke Box Review 10:45 Time To Dance Muilc & News- News 11:00 Platter Party Sign Off Sign Off 11:15 Platter Party 11:30 Platter Party 11:45 Platter Party RADIO PROGRAMS WEDNESDAY 0:00 Ri N' Shin -Musical Roundup fl-lS Rise N' Shine Musical Roundup 6:30 Rise N' Shine Beamed to Farmer News 6:45 Rise W Shine U. P. New 1 400 Corral 1:00 Music Show ' Top ol the Morning Wake Up Rofue Valley 7:15 Martin Afrcky Top of the Morning Wake Up Rogue Valley 7 30 Bob Garred'Newa Breakfast Music Newt 7 -45 sports News Music St News Sport Review "B OO--Breakf ast Club Red Foley Show " Album Time B1B Breakfast Club Album Time a:30 Breakfast Club Waltitlme Bible Inititutaj flUa Breakfast Club Mod. Concert Hall Bible Institute "0 no Ladies Be Seated ' Friendship Circle News fl:l5 Ladles Be Seated Friendship Circle Listen Ladies o'30 "Tune-O" Tips and Tunes Harry Cool 9 :45 "Tune-O" Hometownera' Morning Special To -00 trading Post Luncheon WttR Lopei Lyn Murray Show """" " in'is Mystery Shopper Next Dave Garroway Lyn Murray Show in 30 My True Story" Personality Time News Jo '45 My True Story U P News Church In Home TT 00 Betty Crocker ' Accent On Melody The 3 Suns it Ws Victor Undlahr Dr. Crane, Psychologist Homemeker Harmonies 1130 Barbaranne Burns Three Alarm Music For Wednesday 11:45 News Meet the Band Music For Wednesday Tj'oo Bulletin Board News. Market Reports Noontime Melodies 12 ; 18 News Road of Life News ia-30 Weather Report Pepper Young" Farm News 12 ;4S Your County Agent Right to Happlnese Swap Shop "l 00 Welcome To Hollywd. Backstage Wife Western Muilc Box 1 -lfj Welcome To Hollywd. Stella Dallas Wtstern Music Box i -30 Surprise Package Lorenzo Jonee Music Box la surprise Package Young Wlddcr Brown Music Box "2 -00 chance of Lifetime Life Can Be Beautiful News 2:i5 chance of Lifetime Mainly For Women Music Box 2 -30 Bride & Groom News Music Box 2:45 Bride & Groom Swap & Sell Music Box "3 00 Today in Hollywood Welcome Travelers News 3 j5Pick a Date Welcome Travelers Music Box 3 30 Art Baker Aunt Mary Hollywood Headline 3 45 Ted Maionc We Love fc Learn Hollywood Headlines m 4 oo Quick as a Flash Record Shop News 415 Quick as a Flash Quarter Hour with Bible All Star Dsnre Parade 4 30 News Sons of Pioneers Music by Martin 4 45 The Four Knights Richard Harkness Standard Varieties "5 00 Fune House 0 P Newa Teller of Tales 8:15 Fun House What's Doing? Sunset and Vina 5 30 Superman Kiddie Hit Parade Truth aV Life 9:40 Superman Elmer Peterson Rockin' Chair 6 00 Local News Proudly We Hail News :18 Sports Newt Proudly We Hail Mai Tonne 8 30 Edwin C.HU1" Song Shop Spotlight On Sporta 6:45 Tune-O Fred Divesefc (accordion Here's to Vets 7:00 Lone Ranger The Big Story These Great America 7:15 Lone Ranger" The Big Story Al Sack T:30 Dr. L Q- Hichard Diamond At Sundown 7:45 Dr. I. Q. Richard Diamond Baseball 8 00-Sherlock Holmea One Man s Family Baieball 8:15 Sherlock Holmes News of the World Baseball 8:30 Cliche' Club Great Glldersleeve BsBeball 8 .45 Cliche' Club Great Gildersleeve Baieball 6:00 Chandu Break the Bank Baseball 8:13 Chandu Break the Bank Baseball 8:30 Baby Sitter Show Mr Olst Attorney Baseball fl :43 Baby Sitter Show Mr. Dist. Attorney Heidelberg Harnymaries lo.OO Richfield Reporter Sam Hayes ' ' News 10 15 SrorU Report Halls of Ivy Juke Box Review 10:30 Time To Dance Halls of Ivy Juke Box Review 10:45 Time To Dance Music and News Newa 11:00 Platter Party Sign Off- ' Sign Off 11:15 Platter Party 11:30 Platter Party 11:45 Platter Party ABC NBC Radio Dial Lights By Johnny Ahern Robert Youna. Jeff Chandler, Jame Whitmore, Spike Jones and Stioliy Winters are just a few of the "name" performers who are scheduled to guest on ABC Louella Parson s show in the near future. Thursday is the big day for all the top talent of the past .year on the original Amateur Hour. Mayor O'Dwyer of New York was the first to buy a ticket to the big show, which will be neara xnursaay at 8 p. m. on K.YJC. Hope you enjoyed today's dou- Die-oarreled session ot Tune-o, and if you haven't won so far. don't give up. With three games a day being played, you're Just about certain to get in sooner or later. Understand Ann Jones did very well with a big crowd at ner turnout Saturday night In Klamath Falls, across the hill She's quite the girl, with a heart of gold . . . and a smile to go with it. Spin one of her records some time, ana you u near a. A little late with this note if you want a selection played on the 1230 club on Saturday afternoons, but have trouble get ting a telephone call through just drop us a card. Cards and letters have a special soot re- served for them in the first half hour of the show. With the tenth annual Rogue river roundup a thing of the far miure. can we settle back tor a little quiet and rest now. before the summer gets away from us entirely? It looks doubtful with a full event-packed season still ahead. Corvallis Man Named Head of Postal Clerks Salem, Ore., June 13 (U.R) Webb Sausen of Corvallis will serve again as president of the Oregon State Federation of Postoffice Clerks. The portal clerks and their auxiliary will meet next June in Astoria. Use Mall Tribune Want Ada Song 'Slanguage' Drops Jazz Label For Newest Vogue New York (U.R) Jan is no longer jatr, but "crew cut" in the current "slanguage" of the popular song publishing business. However, a longhair is still a longhair. Or so claims Arnold Shaw in a booklet titled "The Lingo of Tin-Fan Alley." Despite the title. Shaw claims the term "Tin-Pan Alley" is "largely out of data." "The 'alley' is no longer a New York landmark," he said. "It is now a broad highway stretching from Radio City in New York ... to Radio City in Hollywood, with an important nerve center in Chicago. Some New Terms Here, according to Shaw, are a few of the 228 new terms used by "publishers, writers and plug gers" in the popular music field: Break Open To make a bid for popularity. Cloudville Used to suggest that someone is not accomplish ing anything. Con Used as a noun, adjec tive, and verb, with reference to the technique of persuasive selling and promotion. Bug To be annoying. Fracture To overwhelm or be overwhelmed. A comedian "fractures" an audience. Eighty-eighter A pianist. Fish Hooks in His Pocket An expression suggesting that some body is not too free with h i s money. Comball Derisive term used to designate somebody who does not know his business, or who doesn't want to cooperate with you. Curve A plug promised but not delivered. Daddy-O Friend, buddy. Freeby One who has his hand out. Half-Hour of Silence A plug that never came through. Have a Ball Have a good time. Hot Stove Most crass form of inducement in a crass business, in short, an open bribe. "He'll take a hot stove." Third Rail Plugier's term for restaurant check or any bill. Roller Shades Wakefield Drapery nd Floor Medlord Furniturr 6th & Birtlttt, Ph. 2-6010 : sate - a I (A erne Telephoro) ROBINSON WHIPS VILLEMAIN-Welterwelght Obamplon Sugar Ray Robinson eases himself down with one arm u he hits the can vas In the 13th round of bout with Robert VlUemaln of Franoa In Philadelphia, Robinson clinched a crack at tbe middleweight title with bis unanimous 15-round decision over the Frenchman. Your Health and Its Care By DR. WILLIAM BRADY, M.D. Reeeen should aa'e'reis Inquiriea roi Dr. Wfltiam Iraety, 26S El Cemlno. lererly Hilla. Calit. ur. drarW THINOS TO DO The first thing to do after forty, If, like most Yankee Wise acres. you have neglected proper 1 '""Jv care ol your 5; . ' teeth in your ri" f I preoccupation V fAl ith trick brush t s and glorified soap, Is to have your teeth put in the best possi b 1 e working order. This in volves making and installing whatever den tures may be necessary or prac tical to replace missing teem. It has cost me many anew reader to say this. Moreover it is not in line with the character assigned to me by some of the throw-away "magazines" that tell the second rate dentists what to think of me and my column In 8 oven Kays to Vile (for copy send twenty-five cents and a stamped self-addressed envelope) you will find Save Your Teeth is number 1 Key. It should be obvious to even the dumbest dentist, that I place a high value on teeth, either nat ural teeth or artificial teeth, that function well, and that I have freat respect for good dentistry, t is the first thing I think of when I think of keeping well, preserving the characteristics of youth and holding back the en croachment of senility. It is still the first thing I think of when I think of preventing physical degeneration and the manifesta tions thereof such as rheuma tlz, carriovascular break down (heart-artery wearingout) and diabetes. Casual readers may try to de ceive themselves that it is quix otic to appraise each functioning tooth at a minimum of $1000, but call me Quixote if it is. Only please don't run away with any funny notions in your wee little the structural beauty of the face suffers more or less from the loss of a tooth which is n o t immediately re placed with a suitable denture, of course, but that's only inci dental. The value of a tooth that functions efficiently, whether it is a natural tooth or one made and Installed by your dentist, lies AFTER FORTY in the part each sound tooth plays in digestion ana nutrition. Even Yankee Wiseacres have some vague conception of the re lation of health to good digestion although they do not seem to realize that health depends on good digestion. Few educated Americans are aware that the digestion of cook ed starch begins in the mouth and continues normally for an hour or more in the upper or larger enci mincnis) or tne iiom ach after the food has been iwal lowed. This is physiology, not almanac stuff. If the diet is pap, soft stuff, mainly refined carbo hydrate, this important digestive process fails from disuse because one can't masticate such mushy or semifluid stuff with any satis faction. Consequently the diges tion of starch, which requires a good start in the mouth and an hour or so of further help in the stomach, is left entirely to the pancreas pancreatic julca con tains an enzyme called amylase which acts on starch in the in testines, much as ptyalin in the salvia acts on starch in mouth and stomach. When the digestion of starch (in breadstuffs. cereals, v g- etables, cake, pie) is thus con stantly snitteq to tne pancreas, is it any wonder that there are more than a million diabetics and probably more than thirty million potential diabetics in this country today? QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS Proitatertomv Does removal of the prostate make a man or as sterile? IMT W.). Answer No. Send stamned self.ad. drftispd envelope for pamphlet on OB- sinutnun ur inc. rn.Auua.ri. "told All the Time" T hate to call that dam a sink, hut worse of tier 1 reallv think. For I a happy iodlner find life each day keeps growing liner. I i imes nqnarei Answer By now I hone the cold lady Is too. A great many mature adults wno are cold an tne time and inclined to nod nr fall asleen even In pleasant company and of melancholy disposition need iodine. Bend stumped sclf-addressed envelope ard ark for pamphlet THE tODIN RATION. Catararta Has vitamin A any value in arrest ing cataracts? (Mrs. A L. B I Answer Not hy Itself, but an op timal dally ration of vitamin A alone; with one of vitamin B8 frlboflavlnl for several months has seemed to ar rest development of cataract In some cases. Optimal dally ration means at leasi inree limes as mucn or tne vita mln. mineral or other nutritional ele ment as the estimated dally requirement. (Copyrlcht, lssn, hy John T. Dills Ce.) Mann's Department Store Incorporated Articles of incorporation for Mann's department store have been filed at the countv clerk's office here. Signers are J. C. Mann, John P. Moffatt and John G. Crawford, listing capital stock at $100,000. One of the largest and oldest mercantile firms in southern Ore gon, the business was formerly ODerated as a DroDrietorshiD bv John C. Mann, who founded the store in 1910. Moffatt is general manager of the department store and has been associated with Mann's for the past 38 years. The third stock holder. Crawford, is in charge of the men's wear department and has been with the, firm since IH4B. Me is Manns son-in-law. Both Arkansas and Michigan claim the apple blossom as their official state flower. Housework Easy Without NaggingBackache At w it older, trMi nd trtfn, ow itrtlon, ? I ve pmoklnr or apotur to cold tmtlimM lowi down kldnty funo tlon. Thit my lid many folks to com plain ot nag-ginr backach. ka of pap and turfy, htadarhca and dlttn. Gttlnar up nlinta or friiunt paMavaa mar raault from minor blaHdf trrltatlona dua to cold. dampnaM or dl'tary Ind titration!. If ynur discomfort ara dua to thaaa faun, don't att. try Doan'a Pilla. a mild diuratlc. U"4 aucciaftilly by million! for ovr 60 yaara. Whtl thaa armptomi may often otharwiM occur, It'a amaaini how many ttmaa Doan'a irlva happy rallef help th II mile of kidney tubee and flit ara fluah out wuti. Oat Doan'a Fllla today! Tutsday. Jun IS. 1930 MEDFOHD (OREGON) MAIL TRIBUNE EXE VCV CROSSWORD PUZZLE PARTY FOODS AND SPECIAL TREATS FOR SPECIAL DINNERS ?SSNia FRENCH BREAD Mad in Sin Francisco Larg. Selection of WINES and MIXERS BEER Any Kind By the case or bottle PHONE 2-4625 for Free Delivery of Been and Mixert) OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK 9 A.M. 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