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TWO MZDFORO (OREGON) MAIL TRIBUNE Thursday, March i, 1952 RADIO PROGRAMS THURSDAY Prefraase Tribes a)i kttw are racerr' rrea tfce raas rtatwua aerf Mm Mail rreaaireiUy exceat to auka sack cJ as arc Mpa KTJG 121 e gMD-HHfa WL-1IH e a -no Snace Cadet Weeks ai Orr News Story Time B lSpTcecISet- Richard Harkness Guest Star B:3(V-Chet Huntley KiddJelUt Pared. . 5:45 -V Club Rerua Brog Peterson' Between The Unas "g oo Sports Parade Sports Round-Up Jan Garber a-s Elmer Davis KBaXD Commentary Sunset & Vina 6:30 Drive-in Qui The Unexpected Musical MaUbex :45 Ted Malone Mayor Flynn Musical Mailbox 1-nn Silver Eatle Your Hit Parade Musical Mailbox 75-3ilver Eagle Tour Hit Parade Musical Mailbox 7:30 Defense Attorney Could This Be You Valley News 7 45 Defence Attorney Could This Be Yoa Lean Back at Listen "a 00 Amateur Hour One Man s Family Vesper Hour IS-AmlOlirHour New. of th. World Pre.. Truman; :30 Amateur Hour Box 13 Pres. Trurnan 8:43 Chrtstianity in News Box 13 S.O. College "Yoo-Tbe Redhead Dragnet' Sr. Hijh J"" t: 13 The Redhead 2IL. Sr HJsh Juke-box ao "On the Town" Mr.Keena Jan Garber . t 43 "On the Town- Mr. Keene News' 1000-Hank Weaver-Newa Richfield Reporter John T . Flynn 1015 Prism-Lite Parade NovaUme Trio Sign-Off 10 30-pTesioent Truman' Heidelberg Harroooaire 10 45 President Truman Music 8c News 11 00 "Laura" " Giro's Tonight iris - Laurs'' Ciro's Tonight 1130 Platter Party Ciro's Tonight 11:45 Piatter Party Circos at News 13 :00 Sign-Off Sign-Off RADIO PROGRAMS--FRIDAY g 30 Lucky U Ranch . DownToIart 6 :43 Lucky U Ranch News ' 7 oo Farm News Rural Party Una Liberty Jamboree r iSMarun Agronaky Clockwatcher Liberty Jamboree T 3oZbGa r Clockwatcher Cal Tinney 7-45 Concert and Sport Music 8c News "w 00 Brrakiast Club Ralph Edwards Show What of Communism 15 Break ast Club Ralph Edwards Show What of Communism B SotTBreakfast C ub Mush-oi Manhattan Bible Institute t MBS) 1 45BrSkiat Club Ortho Garden Guide Bible Institute (MBS) "a r.n Victor H Lindlahx Friandsiiip Circle News SheVHunUey- "$SS PSto'ne' 30 Break the Bank Houseuold Editor S",p"Lh 9 45 Break the Bank Big Y News - Rhythm Ranch : rS v. ci , standard School Breakfast in Phoenix .SBZSaSs SSBS- Bre.kfMttaPho.nix !& Tre sag: ssgja&: fis- inr"" 4. !.;. i- atrxts News 8c Review Shop on Main St Jiii:TirtK5 Ps,coa Shop on Main St. ViAaattheStorm Swap Sell Musica Appetizer "pfSltorvey One Night Stand Musical Appetizer i2:00-Weather Report " Nwltner PTv Lee Co i rwToon Finance New Rod 01 i-ue ieggy i- il ioTwether iTriett Peppet foung- Better liuys ia 4CvSur QuntyAg.t Right to Happuia. Rangers Quartet -OO-BuUetin Board Back,t.ge Wife" Salute to Safety 115 Peggy Dean Stella Dallas' Salute to fcaieiy 1:3 Mary M. McBride Young Widder Brown Muc Box 1 45 Mary M. McBride Woman In My House Music Box &Wews -2:00Lone Journey- : Just Plain Bill' iuc.y' ' 2:13 When a Girl Marries Front Page Farrell Dan MaUoy 2 30 Joyce Jordan. M JJ ' Life Can Be Beautiful Li "l 2:4 5 Evelyn Winters' News Music Box -3 00 Bettv Crocker Welcome Travelers Open --1wlfc. 3sTricUyf?r the Ladle. Welcome Traveler. John W Vend ereook 3:30 Strictly for the Ladies Dr. Paul Sf,?? 3 45 Strictly for the Ladle Dial Dave Garraway Music Box 4:00-StricUy for the Ladies News ySSE"1 4:15 News Music Box Quia S Hrsch 4-30 Bit Jon Sparky Scouter Report Brad Steele 4:43 Mirk Traii' Previ.e. m Heading Uncle Remus 5:00-Fun Factory Week". & Orr New fgSSL gno ses Fun Factory v Richard Harkness Bin Crosby 6D.OW 5 30-Fire Fighters Kiddie Hit Parade News 3:45 S P E.B S Q S.A. Klmer Peterson' Between 1"'"nea 6:00 Sports Parade Sport Roundup Assembly of God 15-Elmer Davis- J Pierce Commentary STl?iiSr 6 30 Drive-In Quis Cisco Kid Musical Mailbox 6 45 Ted Malone Cisco Kid Musical Mailbox "7:00 Fights Mario Lanza Musical Mailbox 715-Fiihts Mario Lanza ' Musical Mailbox 7 JO Fights Holiy d Theatre of Star VaUeyNews 7:45 Fights Holly'd Theatre of Star Lean Back Listen 8:00 Richard Diamond On Man f amily' Evening yespera 8:15 Richard Diamond New. o the world' Willis BaUineer 8:30 This is your FBI RoyRoger ?Pi',1lt.?" JlN 8 :45 This is Your FBI Roy Rogers As You Like It ""9:00 Ozzie Hariet Martin Lewi Juke-box Review :15 Ozzie & Hariet Martin Lewi JukeboxReview 8:30 Mr. District Attorney Halls of Ivy' Jan Garber 9:45 Mr District Attorney Halls of Ivy Wem' JO OO K. Falls-C. Point Richfield Reoorter John T- Flynn 10:15 K. Falls-C. Point Heidelberg Harmonaire Sign-Off 10:30 K. Falls-C. Point Music You Want 10:43 K. Falls-C. Point Music and New 1 1 :00 K. Falls-C. Point Here- Jamison 11:15 Prism-Lite Parade Here's Jamison 1 1 30 "Laura" Here' Jamison 1 1 45 "Laura" Here' Jamison News 12 00 Sign Off Blgn-Off Sign-Off ABC NBC LBS aH L?. Pi Wl Academy o II 5 f Motion Picture I J I Arts and Sci- r ' ences gets Around Hollywood Hollywood (U.B In this award-happy community, even a hamburger stand is handing out "Oscars this year. E verybody from fan maga zines to movie unions bestows honors before the staid Alin Mosby around to tq choose real Oscars. Now Ham burger Hamlet, a plushy hang out for actors, is getting into the act, too. The patrons, from stars like Paul Douglas and Ray Milland to hordes of hungry and hope ful thesptans, will mark ballots labeled "Hamburger Academy of Arts and Sciences." And the winners will be feted at a ham burger banquet, making this one award dinner where they'll weep from onions instead of from ac ceptance speeches. Scheduled March IS This outstanding event of the social award season will be staged March 19 only one night before the academy presents its own awards. "We'll have one searchlight out in front, too," said ex-actress Marilyn Conrad, who with her husband, ex-actor Harry Lewis, runs the swanky hamburger stand. "And everybody will wear blue jeans. Not many of the ac tors who come here own tux edoes." The honored guests will be handed, with suitable fanfare, gold replicas of Hamlet and Ophelia. These statuettes will be inscribed, in suitable hamburger language, "well done for your rare performance in the motion picture medium." Celebrities Plentiful You can find more celebrities and future Oscar winners these days at the Hamburger Hamlet, on nightclub row, the Sunset strip, than inside the gates of MGM. The Hamlet serves such Hollywood fare as burgundy wineburgers at 70 cents and rum cheesecake at 50 cents Co de votees like Hedy Lamarr, Burt Lancaster and Jeff Chandler. The room where the "Ham lets'' and "Ophelias" will be handed out is decorated with plaster figures of Shakespeare characters, scenes and such ham burgered quotations as, "broil ly ALINE M0SBT UaitH Press Correspond lit the hamburger, trippingly, I pray thee . . . Customers Dreamed Awards Mrs. Lewis said the cash cus tomers dreamed up the awards. "The actors who come here thought the stars would like to be honored by those who aspire to be in their shoes," she ex plained. "I'm sure the winners will show up, too. They couldn't let down a group of people like this." Last year a group poked fun at the movie awards, too. The Hollywood press handed out "Mickey" trophies after suffer ing through umpteen award din ners. Usually the Lower Rio Grande valley of Texas produces the earliest strawberries, green corn, tomatoes and onions grown in the United States. Court Records POLICE COURT Ralph W. Reed, no operator', li cense. 85 Margaret P. Moeller. violation of caste rule. sio. Ronald L. Spinas, violation of basic ruie, sio. DISTRICT COURT Chester A. Curtis, drunk on a public highway. SIS. Merlyn D. Perry, sifting and leaking load. S8. - William N. Fraser. driving with re- voxea operator s license, sis. Homer A. Harrison, no tail light, 810. uia f. uucas, no operator a license, ss. Roy A. Fairrington. no warning de vice, court costs only. OrvUle E. Childreth. no motor ve hicle license, court costs only. Uther A. Rogers, passing with in sufficient clearance. $7. William J. Eary. no motor vehicle license, court cost only. Lillian B. Clark, no motor vehicle license, court costs only. Phyllis M E. Christian, no oper ator's license, court costs only. CIRCUIT COURT Wilma Thompson McCord vs. Wil liam Acy McCord. divorce decree. Arthur Hanson vs. Evelyn Hanson, divorce complaint. MARRIAGE LICENSE APPLICATIONS Norris Kavale Wood. SO. of Nampa, Ida., and Mary Ruth Rietg, 39, of lataweii. iaa. Shirley Ivan Probst. 38. of Klamath Falls, and Dormlllie Garnet Brewer. 31. of Klamath Falls. Clifford WaUaee Hutchins. 35. of Medford. and Barbara ZUen Bayne. 44. or rnoenuc. Jack W. Rovce. 39. of Medford. and Dorothy Louise Eagle. 2T. of Portland. "0ldat40,50,6Gr 1..1, ica re Cran Tepstae up wttt Ostrsx. Coatatas tosie 2t5 jrJ; lc& aasr sua sad naa An hi oiu sturrB rv rr w n rrr m Medford, at Wtttera Thrift Stem. Your Health and Its Care fy DR. WILLIAM fcRADY. M.D. Readers skoald adaress inquiries to: William Irady. 2AS V Csauaa, tevaHy Hills. CsL Firemen Buy Hall At Rogue River WATCH OUT rOB TRICKS OF THE TRADE. FOLKS f X Dr. Brady Iatrogenic heart disease is what ails a good many patients who come under the observation of i heart specialist. Don't let the strange word throw you it means doctor produced. The heart special ist says that in most instances the trouble be gan years ago when some bumbling doctor heard a mur mur and dismissed the patient with the advice to take things easy and avoid unnecessary ac tivity but failed to say what, if anything, was wrong with the heart. There is a widespread popu lar notion that physical activity, exercise, work, play, recreation is harmful to anyone with heart disease of any kind. Un fortunately some half some physicians share this belief or, if they know better, they haven't the know-how to prescribe the kind and degree of physical ac tivity that will be most benefi cial to the individual patient. In every case of valvular dis ease, leakage, incompetency, in sufficiency gradually increasing physical activity is an important as rest or medicine for success ful treatment. Persons who have coronary thrombosis unquestionably keep in better condition and are less likely to have another "attack" if they lead a reasonably active life instead of trying to avoid physical activity. If you are handicapped that way it would do your heart good to talk with some of the coronar- ians on our bowling green. My advice to any reader who has an unexplained' murmur is consult a physician for an opin ion as to its significance. If the physician is honest he or she will give an opinion or tell you rankly that he doesn't know whether it -means anything or not. At any rate this is a fact which no physician will deny: A doc tor who says a patient has a murmur but fails to give an opinion as to the significance of the murmur or at least acknow ledge he doesn't know what it means takes advantage of the patient's ignorance and credulity. Don't let it happen to you. stupid. QUESTIONS 8c ANSWERS What is This Bowling Green Stuff? Congratulations on your article con cerning the family that HAD to eat black bread. Please explain what is this bowling green you mention from time to time? (J. R.) Answer The anrient Bam. nf lawn bowls, bowling on the green, described in Vol. 3 of the Britannica. Visit the bowling green in Vancouver, Victoria, Portland. SeatUe. St. Paul. Toronto. Buffalo. Boston. Springfield (Mass.), Brooklyn. Chicago, in the summer time and watch the characters play ing. Fresh Out of Cures Do you have a cure for arthritis? If so, you may send me your litera ture ... (J. w.) Answer Reminds me of the neigh borhood druggist who thrived at my expense when I was trying to get a meager living for my family. At a parent-teacher meeting, surrounded by women seeking medical advice, he recoiled slightly at a query about the value of hot toddy or some such remedy for whatever befelL "Alco hol." he said, "is the one thing I never prescribe.' Send stamped, self addressed envelope for pamphlet CALCIUM AND RfflEUMATIZ. Ifyou would like the booklet THE ILLS CALLED RHEUMATISM inclose 25c for it. Calling ache, pain or lameness of Joint arthritis" i like calling spade a spatula. Sound impressive to a wiseacre or a df. Rogue River Fire Chief Gordon-Hatch and 2nd Assistant j Douglas Buckle 1 attended the council meeting Tuesday eve ning and reported the Volunteer Firemen have taken over the brick building on Broadway, which was erected by the I.O.O.F. lodge about 1911 or 1912. It was purchased on contract for $4,000. They plan to remodel the en trance and install wide doors with funds from the Firemen's ball and the following dances to be held in the city park this sum mer. The building will provide ample room for housing the fotir pieces of firefighting equipment, J 0 A FOUND IN COMA-Actress Una Merkel (above) is in a coma in a Santa Monica, Calif., hospital from an overdose of sleeping pills. The 43-year-old blonde co medienne was found by a nurse who had been attending her for a siege of influenza. MOO-O-OS and MUSINGS The Merchant's Asso ciation sent a plane aloft this morning to investi gate a cloud reported to have a silver lining. We sure hate to have to be the one's to tell you that the darned thing turned out to be nothing but a flying saucer. Little Daisy H y ere rfeftcfeat In Vmamfns ...a2...ar Nfocte Tstara h aa aaad far yoa ta suffer ttwse aaa ether dietary aencieacy yaataais Mte censtipefioa, in Mania and lass ef eppetite which eccar only whsw yeer attain ef vitaaiia and Niacin is less than arininwm daily requirements aver a ere Is n1 fried. These naa tesiiSt tymptsmi da net bi them sehre prove a dietary deficiency and stay hav ether ceases er be However, if that tt the reason for your misery and sufferings, a new wonder working capsule . . . BEXEL SPECIAL FORMULA . . . may end your complaints in' an amazingly short time! CONTAINS ESSENTIAL VITAMINS ni MINERALS Sensational BEZEL SPS- ' CIAL FORMULA come to A yon in easy-to-take, safety sealed capsule that con tain th essential B-vita ssins. Iron and ether minerals known to be , essential in human nutrition and other factors wU, -metading fanpor taat Vitamin Bu. NEW ENERGY, NEW )0Y IN LIFE r9P 1 Ton take lost en BEXEL SPECIAL FORMULA capsule a day . . . and from th vm firtt on . . . yon're on yonr way to nw energy, new sparkl and new st for living. MONEY BACK GUARANTEED We are' so certain that BEXEL SPECIAL FOR : HULA is th right thing if 1 you need extra B-vitamin and mineral essential to human nutrition that ice will rtfmi. your money tit full if you don't fed decidedly better after your very first bottle! Start takiag BEXEL SPECIAL FORMULA MdCBSON ft lOUIItS PENNYWISE DRUG (Next Doer to Hubbard's) WALGREEN AGENCY the Ford, GMC, Marquette and a jeep for brush fires. There will also be space for drying hose as well as room for the men to train. . City to Aid The city council voted to con tribute $500 .to the fire depart ment and it was recalled when the city renewed their fire pro tection contract with the volun teer firemen the old rate of $800 was used instead of 4 mills which would have netted $1300. The special committee appoint ed to locate a site for a new city hall reported there are two lots on Oak street which are avail able. Hams Valuable Aids at Disaster CROSSWORD PUZZLE rt.Ytrd.y.Pui ACROSS 1 Greek letter 4 Twisted 5 Clan U Conducted U Toward sheltered side 14 Excnang premium 16 Hostile 37 Make amend 15 Region It Work at one' trad So The end 12 Wander 26 Parcels of land 87 One of Columbus' ships 28 Brat soundly (slang) 88 Collection of fact JO Adhesive substance 81 Limb t3 Two-wheeled carriage 82 Comb, form: outside 84 Central American tree 85 General character of a landscape 87 Fewest 38 Exist 39 Haze 49 Clutches 48 Treat by rubbing 48 Vehicle (oolloq.) 47 !rate 43 Recent 49 Pierce 50 Academic subject 51 Observe OOWN 1 Guldo's Digs note nallU ivg, iaipIeIp orl. pen sj esq l aw a "no r GelNfF ELjIV A T eTjP E Nlli" a sUgzlgjocii pTes S AT TlgjgnT ATCOW A AIOE RffsjqE WnTiT6 , i NiEj&r: eat) rVEAVEnAPPgE"SS ALT I TUPErEB7E aTiT A " SE"g lIES sia u l ei'gjg e lk!s! J I 1 I sT ifllipill lllpl III """" m 6 w3 " 53 J Spread for drying 3 Superiority 4 Reveals 6 "Lohengrin" heroine Bom 7 Symbol for tellurium 8 Woodland demigod 5 The self 10 Transfix 11 Pedal digit 16 Ooddess of discord 17 Seaweed 19 Pied animal 20 Pennants 21 Pertaining to Ionia 22 Obscure 23 Natives of Alabama 24 Edible root (Pi.) 25 Ant 27 Mother-of- peari 30 Noblemen 34 Slippery fish pl.) 36 Very rich man 37 Speaks with speech defect 39 Swift 40 Aeriform fluid 41 Wheel track 42 Indonesian tribesman 43 Deface 44 Command to horse 45 Female sheep 47 Sun god Birmingham, Ala. (U.R) Emergency communication aids of amateur radiomen proved of such value at a Woodstock, Ala., train disaster that 11 "hams" were deputized to perform the same service again. Sheriff Holt McDowell said the help of amateur radiomen proved invaluable after two streamliners collided killing 17 DOCTORS SAY: r M Mae and Taste" OT -! a 1 rtTTJX1 HE st.josephI persons and Injuring 60 others. He said only two telephones were available to shaken passen gers and emergency crews. The sheriff said the men will have authority to go to the scene of future tragedies and assist in communications. Helps You Overcome FALSE TEETH Looseness and Worry No longer be annoyed or feel ill-at-ease because of loose, wobbly falsa teeth. FASTEETH, an improved alka line (non-acid) powder, sprinkled oa your plate holds them firmer so they feel more comfortable. Soothing and cooling to gums made sore by excessive acid mouth. Avoid embarrassment caused by loose plates. Get FAS TEETH today at any drug store. adv. 'FT N A ?UTS Sites TNK, Bbgmae so tame he would NUXXUB THE HAND OP KS OWNER, CLYDE CUTKER,, er L00WhJ& F0R"mBn5 IN "Trie UNITED STttfi6 SEnME ARE STILL . KEPT FILLED DEAD . COMMANDER ic. rT1HE PEWH OF AAArioMST I, ofjurkeu HlS HElKlb1r!E1rlR0NEl.EINa A3SENT--IHE AWAY REKLLED VJHEN RUMORS 0PTHE eULTAN'S SECRET DEATH BESANTD SPREAD-. AS PROOF TtE laJLER STILL IWEO, HIS BODY WAS PLACED UPON AlHRONE WHILE THE km MARCHED FAST A PASS CONCEALED BEHIND THE SULTAN, WITH rift ARMS in j4 SLEcvES, SALUTED TrlE PASSINS m 5-t BARNEY GOOGLE and SNUFFY SMITH I CfilN'T WAIT TO SEE. V0R MAW, RIDDLES -I HEAR TELL SHE'S STRONGER'N A OX WHAR ON AIRTH DID VE GIT THAT IDEE, LEETLE UUQHAID ? V AUNT L0WEEZY SAID YORE rWflW 1?9 ( WOULD TARN YORE HOUSE JL:k v UPSIDE DOWN AS SOON AS XvV I THAT AIN'T ALL . I THAT'S GONNA GIT V TARNED UPSIDE DOWM. AROUND HERE 1 A;iwdt 1 BUZ SAWYER jmiLrlZL AN' YOU SAY V ' : WsilOl--4 $T0lL L. - toss SENT ME.THE fyfWHOyf?) THEV SOT OUT OF IT WITH SUNS TO HUNT f ME 00WM. I SIMPLY CIRCLED AROUND ?"Vw LEFT EM THERE - ' IN TH' DESERT- 0H,HAHHAW LEFT TH' HAWKS BOYS ACrtflT IN TU" nCACPTf SUMPIN TO SAT. . f BET YOUR LIFE I LEFT 1 1 mot?) 1 m afA af" V i "W I V .atTP V X ! . 11 . . I I" JaV "-w It ABNER B-BUT, UNCLE YAH SHORE. MILL, RJTURE.'T-THET k. 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