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About Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989 | View Entire Issue (March 3, 1952)
COHT MZSrOXO (ORZGOH) MAIL TRIBUHg RADIO PROGRAMS MONDAY Programs lists aT Maw ara receive! from tfc radio srations ami tfce Ma3 Tribes assnns m rwpsihHiry e-.ce to srnaka tmck ctweees a ara seeeiiee1 KYJC IMS KMED 144S ke KWW-MWh 5:00 Fun Factory Weeks 4c Orr New . Story Time 513 Fun Fsctary Blchsxd Harkness Freedom Story - 530 Firefighters Voieo of Firestone News Round-up 5:45 Bob Garred Voice of Firestone Between The Lines 6 00 Sports Parade Sports Roundup Jan Garber 6- 15 Elmer Davis J. Pierce Commentary Sunset & Vine ' a 30 Drive-In Quia Cisco Kid Musical Mailbox 6:45 Ted Malone ' Cisco Kid Musical Mailbox 7- 00 Lone Ranger 1 Goodman Musical Mailbox 71 j Lone Ranrsr M Goodman Musical Mailbox 7 jo Henry J. Taylor Bob't Montgomery Valley News 7:45 World-Wide Flashes Dangerous tss-gnment Lean Back Sc Listen 00 The Big Rand One Man's Family Vesper Hour -15 The Big Hand News of the World , Willis Ballinger Views 830 "Guest Conductor Railroad Hour Spotlight On U.N. 8:45 "Guest Conductor Railroad Hour LBS Bandstand 8 00 "Guest Conductor" Telephone Hour Jr. High Juke Box 9 15 "Guest Conductor- Telephone Hour Jr. High Juke Box 930 "On the Town" Men Behind Melody Organ Portraits 9:43 "On the Town" Men Behind Melody News 10 00 News Richfield Reporter John T. Flynn 10 1 5 Prism-Lite Parade Heidelberg Harmonaires Sign Off 10:30 Your Heri toga Music You Want 10:45 "Survival" Music Sc News iVOO "Laura" Ciro's Tonight 11-15 "Laura" Ciro's Tonight 1130 Punter Party Ciro's Tonight 11 :43 Platter Party Ciro's Sc News 12:00 Sign-Off Sign-Off RADIO PROGRAMS TUESDAY 8:00 Yawn Patrol Monkey Shines 8:15 Yawn Patrol Monkey Shines 30 Lucky U Ranch Down to Earth 6:45 Lucky U Ranch Barnes News "TOO Farm News Rural Party Line Liberty Jamboree 715 Martin Aeronsky Clockwatcher Liberty Jamboree 7-30 Bob Garred Clockwatcher Cai Tinney 7 ;45 Concert and Sporf Music Sc Newa News g 00 Breakfast Club Ralph Edwards Morning Moods -is Breakfast Club Ralph Edwards Morning Moods 30 Breakfast Club Music of Manhattan Haven of Resti MBS) a tsTBreakfast Club Ortho Garden Guide Haven of Rest(MBS) ' o oo Victor H Lindlahr Friendship Circle News 5:13 Chet Huntley Friendship Circle Record Review 930 Break the Bank Household Editor Paula Stone Show 9:45 Break the Bank Big Y News Rhythm Ranch 10:00 Jack Berch Show Festival of Waltzes Breakfast In Phoenix 1015 Big "Y" Relay Quia Fiddler & Music Breakfast In Phoenix 1030 My True Story Strike It Rich News 10:45 My True Story Strike It Rich Keys To Music 1100 Whispering Streets News & Reviews Musical Appetizer 11:15 Trading Post Dr. Crane Musical Appetizer 1130 Against the Storm Swap & Sell Musical Appetizer 11:45 Paul Harvey One Night Stand Musical Appetizer 12:00 Weather Report News Weather News 12:13 Oregon Finance News Road of Life Peggy Lee 12:30 Weather and Markets Pepper Young Better Buys 12:45 Your County Agent Right to Happiness U.S. Navy Band 1 H)0 Bulletin Board Backstage Wife Salute to Safety 115 Peggy Dean Stella Dallas' Salute to Safety 130 Mary M. McBrlde Young Widde' Brown Music Box 1:45 Mary M McBride Woman In My House Music Box 2 00 Lone Journey Just Plain Bill Major Lively 2:15 When a Girl Marries Front Page Farrel Dan MaUoy 2J0 Joyce Jordan. M.D. Life Can Be Beautiful Music Box & Newa 2:45 Evelyn Winters News Music Box 3 00 Betty Crocker Welcome Travelers Music Box 3-1S Strictly for the Ladles Welcome Travelers John W. Vandercook 330 Strictly for the Ladles Dr. Paul Music Box & Newa 3 :45 Strictly for the Ladies Dial Dave Garroway Music Box ' 4:00 Strictly for the Ladies News Weather Summary 4:15 News Music Box & Quiz Frazier Hunt 4:30 Big Jon & Sparkle County Ext Agent Brad Steele 4:45 Mark Trail Singing Americans Uncle Remus 5:00 Space Cadet Weeks & Orr News Story Time S:15-Space Cadet What Are You Doing Serenade In Blue .,rrhet Huntley Kiddie Hit Parade News Round-up 5 4gZ!Bob Garred Elmer Peterson Between The Lines -..no snorts Parade Sports Roundup an Garber a-iXZ-s-linM' Davis J Pierce Commentary Sunset Sc Vine ITao Drive-In Quia Fibber McGep & Molly Musical MaUbox g.-JjTexj Malone Fibber McGep Sc Molly Musical Mailbox '4. n0 gilrfr FB' Eddie Cantor Show Musical Mailbox 715 Silver Eagle Eddie fontnr Show Musical Mailbox 730 Newsstand Theatre Robt Montgomery Valley News 7 .45 Newsstand Theatre Man Called X " Lean Back Sc Listen 8n0 Metropolitan Auditions'One Man s Family Vesper Hour 815 Metropolitan Auditions'News of the World Social Security 830 "On the Town" Cavalcade of America Spotlight On U.N. 8j45"On the Town" Cavalcade of America LBS Bandstand "9 00 Town Meeting of the All Bob Hope Sr. High Juke Box . '-15 Town Meeting of the An Bob Hope Sr. High Juke Box 930 Town Meeting of the Ail Turns H'lywd Theatre Organ Portraits . 9:45 Erwin D Canham Turns H'lywd Theatre News 10 00 Hank Weaver Newa Richfield Reporter John T. Flynn 10-15 Prism-Lite Parade Nova time Trio Sign-Off 10:30 United or Not?" Music You Want 10- 45 United or Not? Music Sc News 11:00 "Laura" ' Ciro's Tonight 11- 15 "Laura" Ciro's Tonight 11 u Piauei Party Ciro's Tonight 11:45 Platter Party Ciro's Sc News ; 12 00 Sign Off Sign-Off i ABC ! NBC LBS MoBdty. Much 3. 19S2 Girl Seoul Hews Work on Badges Joyce Gilinsky, scribe lor Washington School Troop 7, re ports a busy two weeks of activi ties. The scouts are working on their cooking and sewing badges. They have all been making wash cloths to send to the Albertina nursery in Portland, and have Your Health and Its Care By WILLIAM BRADY. M.D. lUeaefS iMmM eMress inquiries to: William Bra!. 2S O Cassia. Beverly Hills, CaL OLD ONE HORSE STILL BREATHES A young mother writes from dp north: number of your pamphlets and read your col umn daily, in spite of (or be cause of) the fact that I was a medical sec retary for ten years. Whether you are a myth, or dead, as some have stated, I . I nave a K & ) 1 J i t Dr. Brod because I could snatch hem up and run whenever anyone with sniffles approached. Now, since children are not sent home for "just a cold" by the teachers or school nurse, it seems to be just one (censored word after another. It's really too bad, Ma'am, that your education was so sad ly neglected. I hope it was not because of my half column, par agraph, stickful what part of it was printed that your boss refused to have the paper in his office. I'm glad you learned at least about the cough and sneeze hazard. But that is not nearly so important as the polite quiet conversation hazard. The spray of moisture droplets which shoots forth from mouth during quiet conversation carries, less than five feet, as compared with the ten or twelve foot range of sneeze or cough spray. The droplets are not so visible or Fiery, Smarting Itch of Common Skin Rashts Don't stand such torment another hour! Just smooth Rrainol Ointment on your irritated skin at once. See how quickly its medicallv nrmmn incrMf 1 s . . before Starting to school, ' " bruf blissful, lonf-bsting relics'. enjoy your comments and sen sible advice and wish the medi cal profession In general was more open-minded about drafts, colds and tonsilectomies. My children rarely had a cold ... C-R-I. if you please. Ma'am, C-R-I. Pronounced kree. If you don't know precisely what it means, it will do you and your children no harm to learn more about it, by reading the booklet Call It C-R-I. for which send 25c and stamped self-addressed en velope. If you conclude after reading it that the booklet is not worth the price just send it back with a brief explanation and I'll reimburse you. SPECIAL GUEST APPEARANCE At 0 :30 p.m. Monday "GUEST CONDUCTOR" Presenting your neighbor in a Full hour Concert CCYJC 1230 kc palpable as the droplets of sneeze or cough spray, but they are there just the same and just as likely to carry whatever the speaker may be coming down with. Remember, it is in the first few hours of the C-R-I, whether it proves to be simple coryza or measles or meningitis, that the infection is most likely to spread. For this reason, if the local health and education authorities are not strictly 19th century style, any sign or symptom of "just a cold" in teacher or pupil warrants exclusion of the vic tim or culprit from school until the danger of epidemic is past. In some communities it is still the practice of school and health authorities to discourage par ents from keeping children out of school for "just a cold." These irresponsible authorities are more concerned about maintain ing a high attendance record (which often brings a larger ap portionment of state money) than they are about the welfare and safety of school children. That policy is accountable for a good many epidemics of measles, scarlet fever, diphtheria and oth er respiratory infections that may pass as "just a cold" at the beginning. QUESTIONS & ANSWERS Fair Prices Do you really mean that $150 would be a fair price for ambulant treatment of piles? Dr. estimated that hospital treatment would cost me $250. But Dr. gave me the am bulant treatment with complete suc cess for just $55 . . . (M. O.) Answer Don't forget that you lose two weeks' pay while hospitalized for operation, but no absence from work while receiving ambulant (office, in jection) treatment. Most victims of the hospital operation suffer a good deal of pain and discomfort in the days after the operation, whereas the injection treatment is usually painless. No, the Old Quack is Still Breathing Can you tell me, a Connecticut lady asks National Newspaper Syndicate, whether Dr. Wm. Brady is dead? (Mrs. S. J. W.) Answer N.N.S. refers your inquiry to me. Ma'am. I imagine I'm still breathing, but then, if I were dead I wouldn't know it, would I? How to Gain Weight I would like to put on about 15 pounds, please. Send your instruc tions . . . (Mrs. D. C. Jr.) Answer Send stamped, self-addressed envelope and ask for pam phlet HOW TO GAIN WEIGHT. But It is Undignified Even if it is undignified, I think you have saving sense of humor which is worth more than medicine . . . (H.B.E.) Answer You do not seem undig nified to me. (National Newspaper Syndicate, Chicag 6, Illinois) also collected seeds for Asia. Their valentine party was held in .the home of the troop leader, Mrs. George L. Ice. Refresh ments were served by Georgia Ann Thomas, senior scout, and Mrs. Ice was presented with a large candy heart from the troop. Each girl received a Mercy Flight subscription given to them by their sponsor, H. Barnhart. For the next meeting the scouts plan to hike out to the home of Mrs. A. G. Campbell, troop committee member. Farewell Party Mrs. D. J. Durkee s Troop 31 of Jackson sixth graders gave a farewell party for Norma Zur- cher, who is moving to Boise, Ida. The girls combined work on both hostess and cook badges .by planning the event and making their own refreshments. They presented Norma with a fare well gift. Mrs. Durkee and Mrs. R. L. VanSickle supervised the party. Visit Market Mrs. R. A. Stagg's Troop 4 of Roosevelt school sixth graders, and Mrs. Allen Jewett's Troop M00-0-0S and MUSINGS Halional Address Set Thursday by President Washington UJ?) Presi dent Truman will carry the ad ministration fight for a new $7,900,000,000 foreign aid pro gram to the nation Thursday and to a Congress not likely to give him all he wants. " The White. House announced Saturday that Mr. Truman will make a 30-minute radio and television speech over all major 79, also sixth grade Roosevelt scouts, visited the Super Value Market last Wednesday. Ned Barraclough, the butcher, showed the scouts the different cuts of meat and took them through the cold storage room The girls were accompanied by Mrs. C. E. Mclntyre, Mrs. Myron Andrews, and Mrs. V. A. Norris. networks at 6:30 p. m. (PST), Thursday on the mutual security program. Earlier in the day he is ex pected to request an economy minded Congress to appropriate the huge fund for the fiscal year beginning July 1 for military and economic aid for America's allies. The request includes $5,400, 000,000 for military assistance For COIDS Musdo Aches- I V.WS LARGEST SaLER AT 100 CROSSWORD PUZZLE Last week, Dr. Walker (Teeth pulled while you wait) called a cab to take him to a local hospital where he was to pull a pa tient's tooth. We den't know how you expected this to end, but we just wanted to let you know that he was driven to extraction. Little Daisy . ((ft If You DID NOT or CANNOT Finish HIGH SCHOOL You Can Study at Home in Spar Time and Earn a High School Diploma PREPARE NOW for College or Leim Trade OUR GRADUATES HAVE ENTERED OVER 500 COLLEGES Dept. Med. 3-3 Mama AMERICAN SCHOOL 1744 Broadway, Roem 206 Oakland 12, Calif. Aph State.. 1 7:15 m 8:00 iS 9:15 M 930 fi 10:00 Si -0:15 if 10:30 M 11:00 11:45 MORNING Martin Agronsky Breakfast Club Chet Huntley News Break the Bank Jack Berch Show Relay Quiz My True Story Betty Crocker Paul Harvey -News AFTERNOON 12:00 Weather Report 12:45 County Agent 2:00 Lone Journey 2:30 Joyce Jordan 2:45 Romance Evelyn Winters 3:00 When A Girl Marries 4:30 Big Jon and Sparkie 5:30 Firefighters Mon.-Wed.-Fri. 7:00 8:00 8:30 9:00 9:00 9:00 9:30 10:00 11:00 EVENING The Lone Ranger Mon.-Wed. The Amateur Hour Thurs. This Is Your FBI . (r. Town Meeting . Tues. Mr. President Wed. 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