Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, June 16, 1950, Image 17

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Newspaper Page TextRADIO PROGRAMS--FRIDAY Progrjmi listed below are rctivd from tha vadt Italians and tha Mail Tribuna luiimii no laipaniibility except to mika auch chanai ai ara supplied KVJC mo He KMKD lata ka KWIN 1400 ka :00 Local Newa Scr. Dir. Plavhouee Nawi 6:15 6porta Newa Scr. Dir. Playhouee Jo Stafford 6:30 Edwin C. Hill Jimmy Durante Spotlight on porta 6:43 "Tune.O" Jimmy Duranta Lea Brown Show 7 00 Orrin Tucker Fred Diviiek, Accord'ltAl Sack 7:15 Ornn Tucker Familiar Melodies Flylnf Time 7:30 Lea Brown Bill Stern At Sundown 7:45 Lea Brown What Amer. la PlaylnlAt Sundown 8:00 The Fat Man One Man's Family Do You Remember B:1S The Fat Man Newa oi tha World Jack Smith 30 Your FBI Stara It Startera Roiue Rancho 8:45 Your FBI Stan it Starters Heidelberg Harmonlaa :00 Oilie St Harriet Llfa of Riley News 8:15 Oma & Harriet Life of Riley Carmen Cavalier 8:30 Babysitter The Song Shop Masterworke 8:45 Baby Sitter Music at News Masterworks. "10:00 Richfield Reporter Sam Hayes Juke Box Review 10:15 Sports Report Music You Want Juke Box Review 10:30 Time To Dance Music You Want Juke Box Review 10:45 TimeToDanca Music it News News 11:00 Platter Party Sign Oil Sign OH 11:15 Platter Party 11:30 Platter Party 1 1 45 Planer Party RADIO PROGRAMS SATURDAY 6:00 Rtit N' Shine Musical Roundup 6:15 Rua N' Shin Musical Roundup 0:30 Rise N' 6hlna Marines Nawi 6:45 Pise N' Shlna News 1400 Corral 7:00 Music Kettle Top 'O The Morning Walts Up Rogue VaUey 7:15 Martin Agronaky Top O' The Morninc Wake Up Rofua CUey 7:30 BobGarred Modern Concert Hall Newt 7:45 -Sports News Music & News Sports Review "8:00 Cowboy Troubador Fred Waring Album Time 815 Cowboy Troubador Fred Waring" Album Time 8:30 Cowboy Troubador Archie Andrews Haven oi Rest 8:45 Cowboy Troubador Archie Andrews Haven of Rest "9:00 No School Today Friendship Circle' News 9:15 No School Today Friendship Circle Listen Ladles 8:30 No School Today Meet The Band Gordon Mac Rae 8:45 No School Today Vincent Lopei Orch. Morning Specie! 10:00 Trading Post " " .Curtain Call Chamber Music 10:18 Bulletin Board Music From Hollywood Chamber Musie 1 o ;30 American Farmer Pastor's Call News 10:45 American Farmer News Church In Home in 11 :00 Let s Go To The Met Mary Lee Taylor' " Jerry Gray 1 1 :15 Let's Go To The Met Les Brown 11:30 Let's Go To The Met Farm 8c Home Hour Musical Horizon 11:45 Let's Go To The Met Farm & Home Hour Musical Horiiona 12:00 Round Robin Golf " News & Sport Noontime Melodie 12:15 Round Robin Golf Music News 12:30 Where There's Music Voices Down the Wind Farm Newa 12:45 Where There's Music Voices Down the Wind Swap Shop 1:00 Old. New To Be Announced Western Music Box 1:15 Horse Race To Be Announced Western Music Box 1 :30 Round Robin Golf Matinee At Meadowbroo Western Music Box 1:45 Round Robin Golf Western Music Box "2:00 Tea & Crumpets To Be Announced News 2:15 Tea & Crumpets To Be Announced Music Box 2:30 Tea & Crumpets Music of The Ages Musio Box 2:45-A Man and His Music Confidential Closeupe Music Box 3:00 Junior Junction News' News 3:15 Junior Junction Bob Considlne Music Box 3 30 At Home With Music Living 1930 Gems of Jan 3 45 At Home With Music Living 1950 Genu of Jan 4 00 News Voice Sc Events News 4 15 Telephone Club 1230 Voice it Events All-Star Dance Parade 4:30 Telephone Club 1230 Salute to NBC Svmph. Music By Martin 4:45 Telephone Club 1230 What America ts Playing Gutat Star "5.00 Telephone "Club 1230 Dancetime Lynn Murray 5:15 Telephone Club 1230 What's Doing Lynn Murray 5:30 Christian Science Cb Kiddle Hit Parade Tommy Dorsey &:45 Club Time Elmer Peterson News Gordon McRae Show 6:00 Scoutinc The Stara Tommy Dorsey Show " News ' ' 6:15 Linda Lopez Orch. Guest Star Dinah Shore 6:30 The New Yorker Dennis Day Spotlight On Inarta 6:45 It's the Tops Dennis Day Dinner Music 7:00 Hollywood Byline Judy Canova ' Naval Air Resarva 7:15 Hollywood Byline Judy Canova Between Tha LinL 7:30 Buz Adlam s Playrm. Grand 01 e Opry At Sundown 7:45 Buz Adlam's Playrm Grand Ole Opry At Sundown 8. 00 Lone Ranger Truth or Consequence Evening Serenada 8:15 Lone Ranger" Truth or Consequence pick Hi v met Show 8 30 Dixieland Jambake Dimension 'X" iWit Fancho 8:45 Dixieland Jambake Dimension "X" Rorue Ranchn 9:00 Raeburn & Finch Hit Parade News " " fl:15 Raeburn V Finch Hitparade" Carmen Cavallcro 9:30 Raeburn & Finch Joe Dimaggio Show Masterworks 9 :45 Raeburn it Finch Joe Dlmagglo Show Masterworks 10:00 News Music You Want Juke Box Review ' 10:13 Ire Blue Sports Music You Want juke Box Review 10:30 Time To Dance Morton Downey Juke Box Raview 10:45 Time To Dance Music & Newa News 11:00 Platter Party Sign Off Sign Ofi 11:15 Platter Party 11:30 Platter Party 11:45 Platur Party ABC NBC Radio Dial Lights By Johnny Ahern A late, but nonetheless healthy thanks to all of you who took us at our word and called on Mon day to offer Tom McLeod an apartment. Thanka to you. Tom now has a home for himself and wife . . . and somebody out there has a couple of fine tenants. Couple of fine new shows showing up on ABC within the next month or two. Not partic ularly new, we might add . . . but new to the net . . . and to a lot of our listeners. We'll keep you informed. Before somebody takes us apart at the seams, let us hastily explain that the reason this col umn carried nothing on the "Welcome to Hollywood" show because notice to us was just as late as to you. We were informed at mid-morning that "Today's the day" . . . and it was just a little late to break the news In the column. Hope, however, that in spite of it all,' you did hear the show. Remember . . . your request , will be coming up first on the 1230 Club tomorrow if you drop us a card, and let us know what y you would like to hear. We know quite a few listeners are beyond the regular telephoning distance, so a one-cent post card will do Just as well any old day. Incidentally, if any of o u r faithful listeners to Rise 'n' Shine are still the same ones we had two years ago, we'll be with you again next week. Been a long, long time, but we'll try to have both eyes open. HEN PASSES ON Albany, Ga. U,R) The Mrange saga of "Mad Bessie" has ended. The white leghorn hen noted for her sudden attacks on farm animals and humans died in her "cell" at the county health department dog pound. IT TOOK TIME Garden City, Kan. U.R Keep trying is Garden City's motto. The community's $16,300 community chest drive finally went over the top but it took four months. QUEENTEX CRISS CROSS CURTAINS By Queen Vsllty 140 in.Width Hanging Sarviea Rayon Nylon Fiber Glass Wakefield Drapery Shop 6th and Bartlett Average Benefit For Unemployed S300 in 1940-50 Salem, Ore., June 16 (U.R) most workers using their 1949 S0 unemployment benefits earn ed less than $1,000 in covered employment during 1948 and drew average checks of $18.59 for 16.1 weeks, a survey by the staie unemployment compensa tion commission showed today Average compensation was $300, which was less than half of the $650 maximum allowed workers earning more than $2,. 600 in their base year. Benefit! Used Up A total of 24,700 workers used up their benefits before April 21, 1950. and the com mission said the number may have passed 30,000 by now. The survey covered a representative sample or sucn workers. The survey described persons exhausting their benefits as mostly "marginal workers em ployed only part of the year." Such workers' median earnings were $996 in 1948, as compared with $2,150 for all covered work ers and $2,957 for regular work ers only. According to the survey, more than 35 per cent of all claim ants were eligible for maximum benefits of $25 a week for 26 weeks during the fiscal year now nearing its end. Only 9 per cent of workers using up their bene fits were in this group. Males Better Than Woman Male "exhaustees" did better than women in base year wages with a median of $1,114 as com pared with the women's $847. However, women claimants had better earnings In their early years. Among occupational groups, the survey said, skilled workers and the professional and managerial employees tied for maximum benefit highs with $361. while semi-skilled had an average of $336 for each claim ant. CONFUSE HOSPITAL Knoxville. Tenn. (U.R) For a while, attendants at Ft. San ders hospital were confused by the "Rules." On the same Sun day, Mrs. Wilbur Rule gave birth to a daughter and across the hall Mrs. Wilbur Rule did the same. The Rules are not related. Phone 2-6010 Your Health and Its Care ly DR. WILLIAM UtAOY, M.O. Readers thavM address Inealrtae rat Dr. William Iraete, U II Cants, IWtf Hills, Call. IN CANCER Or THE BR EXPERIM Surgery, X-ray and radium are still the most potent weapons that can be used against cancer "".kS " ny location. I make this statement with full knowledge that experi ments In radio active elements have indicated that in the fu ture they may compete with or even sup plant the meas ures I have in- ot. Brad? dicated. That is for the future. I am speak ing of today. No one knows what the future holds with reference to the treat ment of cancer by hormones. We know today that they are tem porarily effective in certain types of cancer, but are used not to supplant surgery but to follow up surgery. Cancer of the breast should be removed by surgical operation the more thorough the better. The earlier the better. There is no good reason why only a por tion of the breast should be re moved when cancer exists. Re moval of only a portion of the breast is good treatment for many conditions in which can cer may be suspected but not found. The use of X-ray or radium plus the use of hormones as an alternative to surgery has been investigated. In my opinion, the results to date have been such as to make me more firmly con vinced than ever that cancer of the breast should be operated up on first. Radiation and hormones may be of great use afterward. It is not even good practice to do two operations in the removal of breast cancer one to estab lish the diagnosis and the other to remove the cancer. By that I mean the practice of removing a small lump from the breast with the idea of doing a surgical re moval of the breast later If the lump proves to be cancerous. Modern day technique pro vides for quick diagnosis of a lump from the breast within a few minutes after its removal. The operation is delayed for the few minutes required to establish the diagnosis. If the lump is be nign non-cancerous the oper ation Is completed at that point. If the lump proves to be malig nant cancerous the entire breast should then be removed. This operation is admittedly mutilating to some extent. It is common for the arm to become somewhat swollen afterward, New Process for Wood Pulp Offered Seattle, June 16 (U.R) A new process of producing wood pulp wmcn may eliminate tne waste liquid problem was announced today by the University of Wash ington experimental station. The new process offers a val uable water-resistant glue as a by-product Instead of the waste products, the station claimed. Prof. Bror L. Grondal and re search assistant Dr. Poitr Zen czak said the glue was produced by separating llgnin from the wood by a new chemical solvent. Grondal aaid the expense of the new process woula be the biggest question mark faced by pulp mills. The pulp Industry, seeking to reduce the pollution of streams at the insislance of the Wash ington state government, has been backing research work by the experimental station. Washington Escapees Taken at The Dalles The Dalles, Ore., June 16 (U.R) Two escapees from the Washington state training school at Chehalls were captured today by Oregon state police at The Dalles city limits. Carlton Brown, 16, and Bruce A. Branstrom, 17, were being held in Wasco county Jail for Washington officials. Police said the youths were In a stolen car when apprenhended. They robbed a The Dalles cafe last night, the officers said. The two boys escaped from the Chehalls institution yesterday. FOR JUNE WEDDINGS Wa Have, a Complete Stack of Champagne Sparkling Burgundy Punch Punch Bowls and Cups For Rant OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK, 9 A.M. TO MIDNIGHT' BELL'S BEVERAGE SHOP 124 South Cantral Murray Ball, owner T flcme "IpHkSttH 3 WEST 6th ST. EAST. OPERATE TIRST ENT LATER and limited in usefulness, and often skin grafts may be neces sary to cover the region of the incision. There is no point in trying to evade or cover up these possibilities. Unless cancer is completely removed, it will re cur or spread to other localities with fatal results. What does slight mutilation or temporary restriction ot the use or an arm mean as compared to life? After surgery, radiation may be useful to dispose of an occa sional cancer cell which might nave been left behind, rne use of hormones has proved bene ficial in certain situations atter surgery has been done. Hor mones have the effect of slowing the development of cancer. Their value as cure still remains to be proven. The reluctance of a woman to undergo surgical removal of the breast is understandable. Who wants to undergo surgical re moval of anything? The fear of mutilation often leads women to implore doctors to use radiation and hormones instead of surgery. I have recently had the oppor tunity to watch the results in one such case. That is why I say that I am more convinced than ever that cancer of the breast should be removed surgically. After ward, there would seem to be no good reason why radiation or hormones may not be useful in some instances. QUESTIONS AND ANSWER! The old Hokum Bwikem Surprised to read that you who teach health and hygiene use elum inum tn your kitchen. Why la aurgical equipment made of nlckte or ItJ al loys I can't forgive you. (8. Ml Answer The aluminum ware we use in our kitchen has not Injured our health appreciably and I don't believe the use of mckle or ita allot in your kitchen can do any harm if you prefer that kind of kitchen or cooking ware CoMre and Vritnds It la an ancient fallacv that one must start with cold water to make food coffee. Draw the hottest water roin the tap and boil It before add ing the coffee to brew. IC. W.) Anawer The thing could be lettled easily enough. Make one pot of cof fee your way and another pot my way. and let an unbiased Judge or a group decide which coffee is better. Uu la aarltmA In .Via Mrf hub WhAT TO EAT AND WHY for the booklet send twenty-five cents and stamped aelf-addressed envelope. Rose Fever My rose fever usually starts the first ween or ten aaya in June ana con Unuee till the first week In August ih n. 3. Answer Some of the remedies de scribed in pamphlet on hay fever may help you. For the pamphlet send stamped self-addressed envelooe. (Copyright. 1950. by John F. Dilla Co.) He Will Not Hove a SourStomochd H CarrUs Turns Alwaytl He"KtBiTumiHadeiUuTlSaim Mkai Cindy!" Thai'a tm art mlt to follow. Tbr Tutt lilt candy but fhay neutral, stomach add quickly, thoroughly. So try Turns after each meal, and before bed time! No mixing, no stirring. Remember! 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