Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, June 22, 1950, Image 17

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Newspaper Page TextRADIO PROGRAM S T H U R S D AY PraaMim llstee! blow are received fram Ilia redle stations anal tha Mall Tribune miMH ne ratponiitility aacaat la Malta luck chanaea art luaalieel KTJO lt U KMID Hit ka KW1N MtO ka (.00 Local Newa Set Guild Theatre Nawa :1S Sporta Nawa Scr Guild Theatre Michael Douglas 6 3D lowln C. Hill George risher Calling SpoUlfht on Sports :3 Tunc-0 George fisher Calling Dinner Music 7:00 Counter Spy Dragnet- Between Tha lines 7:15 Counter Spy Dragnet Red Crota 7:30 Blondl Mutie Between tha Ltnea 7:45 Blondle Music Bateball 8:00 Amateur riour ' 'One Man'a Family Baieball 1:15 Amateur Hour' Nawa of the World Baieball 130 Amateur Hour Aldrlch Family Baieball 8:45 Paul Harvey Aldrlch Family Baieball 8:00 Linger Awhile 30th Century Serenade Baieball 8:13 Take to the Air 30th Century Serenade Baaeba 1 8:30 Baby Sitter Show Memorlci of Hawaii Baieball 8:45 Baby Sitter Show Music it N'ewa w 100 Richfield Raportex Muilc Juke Box Review 10 15 Sporta Renert Mulic Juke Box Review 1030 Time To Dance Morton Downey Juke Box Review 10:45 Time To Dance Music Ac News News 11 AO Platter Party Sign Off Sign Off 11:15 Platter Party 11:30 Platter Party 11:45 Platter Party RADIO PROGRAMS FRIDAY 6:66 Rlie 'N' Shine Morning Roundup g:15 Rise N" Shine Musical Roundup :30 Rise N' Shine Beamed to Farmer ., :45-Rlse N' Shine Newa ?.0C.rr"- H oo Music Show Top of tha Morning Wake Up Rogue Valley 7:15 Martin Agronaky Top of the Morning Wake Up Rogue Valley 730 Bob Gerred-Newa Breakfast Music Newa 7:45 Sports News Music Newa Sporta Review , s 00 Breakfast Club Red Foley Show The Best on Wax ,:TiTBreaktast Club Red Foley Show The Best on Wax i'lnTBrukfest Club Waltz Time Bible Institute BretkUst Club Mod. Concert Hall Bible Institute o oo Ladles Be Seated Friendship Circle News tv?5-Lad ea Be Seated Friendship Circle Listen Ladles S in irSiie.fr Music For Vou Jo Sufford 0 ili"Tune-0" Music In Modern Mood Morning Special ltTOO Trading Post Luncheon With Lopez D,vd Rose io:15 Mystery Shopper Dave Garroway David Ro 10;30-My True Story Personality Tim. News 10:45 My True Story News Church In Your Home ,-. pwtv Crocker Treasure Chest Page Cavanaugh Trio iiiundlahr Program Dr. Crane. PsychologlatHomemaker Harmonies H nB.rbanne Burns Three Alarm Music For Friday 'fffiTig Meet the Band Music For Trld.y iV An Bulletin Board" Newa. Market Noontime Melodiea il'-jtwother Market! Pepper Young farm News &iVm"cVunty Agent Right to Happlneee Swap Shop 1 nn Welcome to HoUywd Backstage Wile Weitern Music Box t'-iSZwe come to HoUywd Stella Dallai Western Music Box l'iojuiwlie "package Lorenzo Jonee Music Box ? SrlurprUe Package YoungWIdder Brown Music Box i 00 Chance of Lifetime Life Can Be Beautllul Newa i:isZchance of Ufetime Mainly for Women Music Box 2 30rlde & oToom- News Music Box alasBride Sc Groom Swap It Sell Music Box 3 00 Today In Hollywood welcome Travelera News Footliiht Favorites Welcome Travelera Music Box 3:fc"Tune"o" Aunt Mary Hollywood Heedlinea 3543. Ted Malone We Love & Learn Hollywood Headlines 4 00 Surprise Package Record Shop Newa 4 13 Surprise Package Tr. Red Cross All-Star Dance Parade 4 30 Xewa Sons of Pioneers Music By Martin 4.45 Four Knighte Richard Harknesa Inside Story 5 00 Hannibal Cobb U P Newa Teller of Tales 3 15 Hannibal Cobb What's Doing Standard Varieties 3-30 Green Hornet Kiddie Hit Parade Truth and Life 5:43 Green Hornet Elmer Peterson Rockin Chair 6:00 Local Newa Scr. Dir. Plavhouse Newa 6:15 Sporta News Scr. Dir. Playhouae Jo Stafford :30 Edwin C.Hill Jimmy Durante Spotlight on Sporta 6:45 "Tune-Q" Jimmy Durante Les Brown Show 7:00 Salesman: A Career Fred Divisek. Aceord'etAl Sack 7:13 Salesman: A Career Familiar Melodies Flying Time 7:30 Les Brown Bill Stern At Sundown 7:45 Les Brown ti What Amer. Is Playing Baseball 8:00 The Fat Man One Man's Family Baseball 8:15 The Fat Man Newa o the World Baseball 830 Your FBI Stara It Starters Baseball 8:45 Your FBI Stars It Starters Baseball 8:00 The Thin Man Life of Riley Baseball 8:15 The Thin Man Life of Riley Baseball 8:30 Babysitter The Song Shop Baseball 8:45 Baby Sitter Music It Newa Heidelberg Harmonalres 10:00 Richfield Reporter Sam Hayes News 10:15 Sport! Report Music You Want Juke Box Review 1030 Time To Dane Music You Want Juke Box Review 10:45 Time To Dance Music It News Newa 11 SO Platter Party Sign Off Sign Off 11:15 Platter Party 1130 Platter Party 11:45 Platter Party ABC 'NBC Radio Dial Lights By Johnny Ahem If you think that eight-year agreement Ski-Nose Hope signed with his sponsor ig a long time . . . take a listen. One Don Mc Neil, who for 17 years has em ceed the "Breakfast Club," has just wrapped up a 20 year con tract with ABC. A 20-year con tract isn't bad in any business . . but in radio, it's one of those things that happen "once in a blue moon." Anybody who hasn't heard the signature of the squeaking door? Well, as you no doubt know, it's the scene-setter for your host Raymond . . on Inner Sanctum. And. it's one of the shows we mentioned last week as coming to the valley in the near future. Starts on July 13th, in fact . . . with exact hour yet to be announced. Bill Cullen. the boy with a butzer for a brain on "Quick as a Flash." is also straight man for Carol Douglas' show . . at 9:25 a. m. Commenting on bathing suits proportioned to fit all sizes of women. Carol was interrupted , by Bill, with the remark that . he'd rather see all women pro portioned to the bathing suits. A charming thought, eh what? In the "have you heard" de partment: Papa Dionne Is ex pecting to walk the floor again, and rumor has it that it may be Do FALSE TEETH Rock, Slide or Slip? FASTEETH, an Improvwd powder to h tprlnklrd on upper or lower plates, holds falie teeth more firmly in place. Do not slide, slip or rock No tummy, vooey, patty taste or feeling. FASTEETH Is alkaline inonaetdi. Does not sour Checks "plate odor" denture breath). Get FASTEETH at any drug store Adv. Old? Get Pep, Vim ,EM, WOMEN V&nsSA'H loHXP'lEfS.'Z"'" TI OtresToMeTsblite TODal. CM latroauctorr sua aow tor mr so At all drug stores everywhere in Medford, at Westarn Thrift stores. 1949 Payroll Down In Jackson County Covered payrolls in nearly half of Oregon's counties were higher in 1949 than in the pre vious year, despite a general de cline of $30 million from the 1948 record of $973 million, the state unemployment compensa tion commission reported today. In Jackson county payrolls drop ped from more than $30 million in 1948 to about S29V4 million in 1949. Of the 15 counties in which increases took place, four Mar ion, Douglas, Umatilla and Des chutes were among the upper half. Sherman county had the biggest rat of gain from 1948 with 80.5 per cent. Changes in rank since 1940 have been numerous, the com mission said. Klamath county, second in the state in point of covered payrolls in 1940, has dropped to eighth place while Lane county has nearly doubed the payrolls of its nearest rival, Marion county, to hold the runner-up position. The commission said the most spectacular gain was registered . by Douglas county, which has gone from 17th in 1940 to fourth in 1949 with a payroll 13 times as large as at the beginning of the decade. Jackson county maintained its seventh place position over the 10-year period. FOR SORE Dll CC PAINFUL rlLLO SOOTHING RELIEF Crt atnarinf taiek THf fret pa-a. It asd irrttat-)9 nw4 fer Piki. fr4 4r1r's fortsBla trot fimoM Thornton 4 Miner Chalc bow tvtilabte (or omt . tLwrnta A Minor Rectal Ommat tenda to aefun sad drink iwt;tln. fteliavn ) tmt, Grt a tuM ti Thar own A Minor IWu Ointmant er lUttaJ SuppltorfM May. Folio rftriKtlona on th lahl. For aaia at ail good druf atom tmryvbva Missouri Hotel Man Victim of Assassin Kansas City, Mo., June 22 (U.R) Marshall H. Dean, 35. as sistant manager of the Hotel President and son of its manag ing director, was shot and killed today as he walked into his of fice on the mezzanine of the bis downtown hostelry. sgt. ieo Moeai of tne ponce homicide bureau said that E. G. Murrell, a former room clerk at the hotel, was causht after a 3'i block chase and arrested in con nection with the shooting. Hoedl said that Murrell said nothing immediately following his arrest. Witnesses at the hotel said that Dean's killer apparently had been hiding behind a large pil lar. The first of three or four bullets struck Dean after he had taken several steps into the office. He staggered into the adjoin ing office and fell, face up, be fore the desk of W. C. Maser. 62. auditor. "Mr. Dean tried to say some thing but I couldn't understand him. ' Maser said. Your Health and Its Care ly DR. WILLIAM IRADY. M.D. deafen iIimIi Uinm Inquiries Hi Dr. William Ira4r. MS II femla, Mv(rl, Hills. Calif. Or. Brady HEALTH CXAMINA In your column Tecently you advised a physical examination each year, also a dental exam- Ml 'LJWi) Ination. I have been wonder ing how often one should have one's eyes examined. Some say once every ten years, ' others every five years. (M. W. M.). The doctors liire send pa tients into the hospital for com plete physical check-ups. Do you think it can be done satisfactory in local hospitals or is a place like (the best advertised clinic) preferable? Also, please tell me what a complete check-up should include and about how much it should cost. (R. J. P.) Personally, I wouldn't give a nickle or my time for an eye examination at any time unless I had eye trouble or reason to think I might need glasses. It must make the local doctors tired when you smart shoppers go traipsing off to the better ad vertised "clinic" for your "checkups." People are funny that way. The farther they go from home on shopping expeditions the more they are willing to pay for all the Rube Goldberg tests the well known "clinic" sells 'em. If the local doctors find this or that laboratory test ad visable these funny people sub mit to it grudgingly and suspect the doctors of "running up a bill." Far away from home at the "clinic" they get a thrill out of any and all the machinery the "clinic" racketeers please to put them through and pay for it proudly it will be something to talk about for years, especi ally when or if some "ordinary" doctor has the temerity to make his own diagnosis. Evidently I failed to empha size, or perhaps my article was too long to print, the importance of sticking to your own doctor for your periodic health examin ations, for the records of your previous examinations are valu able for comparison with your present condition. You may say. if you are fond of travel, that they can keep records at the "clinic" too. Yes, maybe. And some bright clerk or attendant there may even remember you But even that would hardly make it worth the money. Your case would have to be unique indeed to make any lasting Im- Fake Passport Ring Under Investigation Washington, June 22 (U.R) The house un-American activ ities committee today called two witnesses for questioning about an alleged communist-operated fake passport ring. Subpoenaed to appear were Phillip Bart, an editor of the communist Daily Worker, and Marcel Scherer, one-time west coast labor organizer, identified by the committee as a member of the communist party. A spokesman said the com mittee is continuing the investi gation in which it previously revealed the use of fraudulent American passports by commu nists, Including Gerhardt Eisler and Earl Browder. The number of civilian em ployees on the federal govern ment's payroll increased from 563,805 in December 1932 to 1, 981.156 in December 1949. Total annual salaries and wages paid to these federal employees have soared from $1 billion in 1932 to over $6' billion today. Dead line on Classified Ads: .1:30 p m. for following day; 10 a m. Mon day, noon Saturday for Sunday a.m. TION NOT 'CHECK-UP" pression on the mind of any of the medical employees Of the "clinic." To them you are Just customer M-C-2162-W. To the doctor at home you are a per son. In any periodic health examin ation, that is, a voluntary visit to the physician for examination at certain intervals after forty, one of the essentials I men tioned in the article titled Con sult Your Physician When You Art Wall is inspection of the eyeground or interior of eyeball for early cardiovascular degen eration. The physician sees the minute arteries in the retina or sensitive film in the back of the eye, and the process of arterio sclerosis (hardening of the ar teries) is evident in these ar terioles long before any general manifestations develop. The physician uses an ophthalmo scope to look into the eye, but any general practitioner uses this instrument Just as he uses a stethoscope. Theoretically or Ideally it might be an excellent rule of health that every one undergo a general physical examination each year. Practically it seems neither necessary nor feasible, as we shall explain in talks to follow. QUESTIONS AND ANSWER Elaborate Harness I have asked several times whether you approve of women wearing corsets and elaborate foundations, but have never seen the subject mentioned. (Mrs. H. A. S., Jr.) Answer No. Polio is InfanUle Paralysis Pleae explain what. If any. differ ence there is between polio and In fantile paralysis tS H Answer They are the same acute anterior poliomyelitis, which means acute inflammation of the forward cnl umns or horns of eray matter i path way's of motor nerves! in the spinal cord. POLIOS Is (ireek for gray. As every one knows, nearly as many youths and adults have epidemic poliomyelitis as Infanta and young children. Vitamin Bunkem Difference of opinion as to the valuo of mineral concentrated vitamins compared with those from vegetable sources. (C. W. A.) Answer You may search me. 1 don't even know what "mineral con centrated" means. (Copyright, 1950, by John r. Dllla Co.) Personal To Women With Nagging Backache At w set older, ilrfii and itriln, ovtr cxvrtion, excMive mokirir or expoaur to cold ometlmM n.fwt, dotvn Kldny func tion. Thin tnrty lead many folk to com plain of naffEintr backuche, loaa of pp and ntrgy. hadRihn and diizlneiia. ticttlna; up nisht or frenuanl pat-HSBea may rosult from minor bladder irritation due to cold, dampness or dietary Indlacrationa. If your dlst-omfortt are dua to th raiuea. don't wait, try Doan'a Pillt, a mild diuretic. Used .jcmm fully by million for over 60 years. While theee aymptoma may often otherwise occur, it 'a amaitnv how many timea Doan'a Bive happy relief help tha ( milea of kidney tubei and Altera flush out waste. Gat Doan'a Pill today! USE T-4-L FOR ATHLETE'S FOOT BECAUSE it haa greater PENETRATING Power. With 60 undiluted alcohol base, It cnrrlea the active medication DEEPLY, to kill the germ on contact. Get happy relief IN ONE HOUR or your 40c hack at any drug atore Today at Mack's Drug Store. Adv. Lady Nearly Choked While Lying in Bed "I was so full of gas I was afraid I'd burst," wrott this local lady, "and would aet worse after going to bed. Gas would rise up in my throat near ly choking me and make my heart palpitate until I'd have to prop my self up with a pillow to get my breath. It didn't take KAL-O-DEX long to stop all this, and I sleep fine now. My bowels are regular again and that sick head-achy choked up feeling has left me entirely." KAL-O-DEX is an HERBAL FORMULA extracted from NATURE'S PLANTS. 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