Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, March 11, 1952, Image 10

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Newspaper Page TextTEH MEDFOHD (OREGOH) MAIL TRIBTJNZ RADIO PROGRAMSTUESDAY PregraiM lis)! babw at raxarva! TrifcuM assaasas M raspaaiiMitr except KYJC 123fca KMED 1440 ke KWIN 14 ae "3:00 Space Cadet Weeka ft Orr News Story Time .. . 5-15 Space Cadet , What Are Yon Doing Stars for Defense S;30 Chet Huntley - Kiddie Hit Parade News ... frlsY" Club Rerue Elmer Peterson Between the Lines "Vnn Snorts Parade Sports Roundup Dinner Malodies . :i wElmer Davis J. Pierce Commentary . Dinner Malodies K iDrTv" in Quia Fibber McGee & Molly Musical Mailbox iwTVd Malone fibber McGee & Moll, 'Musical Mailbox rj1 silver Xaele " Eddie Cantor Show Musical Mailbox ?-Zs!lver EaSle Eddie Cantor Show Musical MaUboa 7-3lewstand Thoatra Rob t Montgomery Valley Nc-ws Newstaiid Theatre Man Called "X- Lean Back at Listen - -a'oo Metropolitan Audi t One Man's Family Vesper Hour iXZMetrODoiitan Audi's News of the World Baseball IiiZOntnerwn- Cavalcade of America Baseball SjgZ-oS SI Town- Cavalcade of America Baseball 9i)0 Town Meeting of the Ail Bob Hope Baseball I3E mSSX ol Jl&d Theater- il ?TWtfm Turns HoUywd Theater Baseball -.-.nn n.-v weaver-News Richfield Reporter Baseball ? n P.rsde Nova time Trio BasebaU in afctfrrite-ir Not?? Music You Want Baseball fglffiffSZgr Not? Music. News New. 11 on. -Laura" " "Ciro's Tonight Sign-Off "Laura- Ciro's Tonight liiopTfrlSp-Jty 9?:bI: 11:45 Platter Party Ciros&News 12:00 Sign Off Sign-Off ; RADIO PROGRAMS-WEDNESDAY IBswipiioi .6 30 Lucky U Ranch Down To Earth 6 45 Lucky 0 Ranch Barnes News ? nn Farm News Rural Party Lino- Liberty Jamboree ? Mar?in AgroMky Clockwatcher Liber Jamboree 730 Bob Garred Clockwatcher Cal Tinney iClnrtA Soorts Music & News News "a nn Breakfast Club Ralph Edwards What of Communism S ?ZfrMkfastC ub Ralph Edwards What of CoirunurUsm a MBreaESciuS MuJic of Manhattan Bible Institute (MBS 4Bwkast Club Ortho Garden Guide Bible Institute (MBS) 'o no Victor H LindlaEF Friendship Circle) News & Weather SiSlrHuntley Friendship Circle Record Review 2iSr'eakHthetBa'nk. Household Editor St5?h 9 45 Break the Bank Big Y News Rhythm Ranch 1 0 00 The Jack Berch Show Southland Singing Breakfast in Phoenix 10- 15 Big Y ReUy Quia Fiddler & Music Breakfast to Phoenix 10 True Story Strike It Rich- News 1 Mv TrueStor Strike It Rich Keys to Music T1TwimrJ,- ctrMts News & Reviews Shop on Main St. ir?5TSfpost Sr Crane Psychology Shop on Main St. 11- 30Aeainst the Storm Swap Sell Musical Appetizer ?i ? 4Pfuirvey? One Night Stand Musical Appetizer i2;0O-Weather Report News & Weather News 12:15-Crater Lake Newa ol la e- Peggy Lee lifOeBetr5 r sass . 1- 30 Mary II McBride Young Widdei Brown Singing Tima 1:45 Mary M. McBride Woman in My House Music Box 2:00 Lone Journey Just Plain Bill Majorljyely 2:15 When a Girl Marries Front Page Farrell Dan Malloy 2- 30 Joyce Jordan. M.D. Life can be BeauUlul Liberty-Jamboree 2:45 Evelyn Winters News Music Box , 3:00 Betty Crocker Welcome Travelers MusicBox 315 Qtr. Hr. with the Bible Welcome Travelers John W. Vandercook 3.30 Strictly for the Ladies Dr. Paul News & Music Box 3:45 Strictly for the Ladies Dial Dave Garroway Music Box 4:00 Med. Schools Present News Weather- 4 15 News Music Box & Quiz Jos. C. Harscn 4:30 Big Jon & Sparkle Future Farmers Brad Steele 4:45 Mark Trail Prevues in Reading Uncle Remus "5 00 Fun Factory Week's & Orr News Story Time 5:15 Fun Factory H V Kaltenborn Hank Thompson 5:30 Girls Scouts Pgm. Kiddie Hit Parada News 5:45 "On Stage Everyone" Elmer Peterson Between the Lines 6:00 Sports Parade Sports Roundup Dinner Melodies 6:15 Elmer Davis J Pierce Commentary Dinner Melodies 6:30 Drive-in Quiz Cisco Kid Musical Mailbox 45 Ted Malone Cisco Kid Musical Mailbox 7:00 The Lone Ranger Music Hall Varieties Musical Mailbox 7:15 The Lone Ranger Music Hall Varieties Musical Mailbox 7:30 Mystery Theatre Rob't Montgomery Valley News 7:45 Mystery Theatre Meredith Wilson Lean Back & Listen 8:00 The Top Guy One Man's Family Vesper Hour 8:15 The Top Guy News of the World BasebaU 8:30 Rogue's Gallery Great Gildersleeve BasebaU 8:45 Rogue's Gallery Great Gildersleeve BasebaU "9:00 Mr. President Groucho Marx BasebaU 9:15 Mr. President Groucho Marx . BasebaU :30 "On the Town" The Big Story Baseball 9:45 "On the Town" The Big Story BasebaU J0:00 Hank Weaver Newa --hfi't Rrorter Baseball 10:15 Prism-Lite Parade Heidelberg Harmonaires Baseball . 10:30 Sporfs Report Music You Want BasebaU 10:45 Take to the Air Music & News News 11:00 "Laura" Ciro's Tonight Sign-Oil 11:15 "Laura" Ciro's Tonight li.j Planet Party Ciro's Tonight 11 45 Planer Party Ciro's & News 12 PO Sign Off Sign-Off ABC -NBC -LBS The Grange Gold Hill Granga Eleven members and one vis itor, Miss Sharon Wright, were present for the meeting of Gold Hill Grange H.E.C. held March 6 in the hall. Dale Collins, Charles Askins and Lester Du senberry enjoyed lunch with the ladies. Lunch included a cake baked in honor of Carrie Dier dorff on her birthday. The sausage supper held March 1 was a great success, attended by people from all over the val ley. A card was read from the state H.E.C. superintendent commend ing Mrs. Askins on her excellent work in past years as H.E.C. president. Cards were sent to Blanche Merriman who is ill, Mr. V. bring yoa Prompt Hera's Good News Far TOUt New ARDALL Tablets wen compounded for we one ana only purpose at relieving aches and pains that hie the joints and muscles when attacks of arthritic and rheumatic pains strike. In 24 nous, sometimes overnight, the pain may be so relieved by ARDALL Tablets anal you can more about tor nours, totgemi your misery, forgetting; the pain that ti yoa down and, when the pain attack has passed its normal way. keep ARDALL Tab- leu instantly at fund should the attack recur. ARDALL Tablets can help thousands of - aucn ana women pass tne pans of artnriuc and rheumatic attacks in relative peace and comfort. Your own individual experience, which may vary from others, will tell you how ARDALL Tablets iahc pain for you. So sx an anacx by arumoc oc tncununc pain has got you down, ret ARDALL Tablets to day! If condition persists, see your physician. Get ARDALL Tablets for relief from pain, for comfort that assy last far looser than job may expect. If Orer 3S Try ARDALL There's no reason why folks past 35 should suffer arthritic and rheumatic pains as you crow older. ARDALL Tablets were designed for you! Don't look with dread on damp or com weatner tnac snakes your 101ms muscles ache. Instead, keep ARDALL Tab- lets handy for fast relief t of the suneting from aches and pains of asuscles and joints brought on by weather i r-ft'T. dampness, and over eirrrisr. ARDALL Tab lets bring relative release fruea pain for hours on cod. New AK0ALL Tablets cease from ' Natural Seaicsi i r from rha radio stations aaJ Has Mail to auk tack csuages at ara taaaliaa and Mrs. Walter McLean, he be ing seriously ill in Camp White hospital; Mrs. Leona Jenks, who is visiting her ill mother in Iowa, and to Mr. and Mrs. B. M. Thum bler, congratulating them on ar rival of their son. Mrs. Thumbler was formerly Mitzi Jenks. Mrs. Jenks plans to visit her new grandson and his mother and father, the later being in military service in Florida. It was voted to change regular meeting time back to the second and fourth Wednesdays of each month. Next meeting will be March 26. There will be a special meeting next Wednesday after noon for those wishing to quilt. Myrtle Reed won the attend ance prize. Dead line Sunday Classified la at noon Saturday New Tablet From natural sowcts fbr&tstPMJRetefef ARTHRITIC Pins and RHEUMATIC Pains WHQEb your paia today? It doesn't nutter wHLKfc your pains are in the joints, muscles, arms, bands, shoulders, back, neck, fingers or legs. It doesn't matter HOW LONG yon have been saf fering. The torturing arthritic and rheumatic pains ay be relieved, in many cases, by mavdous new Relief - or 110 COST! pose, ARDALL Tablets coo tain no synthetic drugs, no harmful chemicals. ARDALL Tab lea are derived from recognized natural herb and vegetable compounds. There arc no toxic ingredients of any kind in ARDALL Tablets. Tested by Doctors Remember this ARDALL Tables act safely. For your protection ARDALL Tablets have been clinically tested by Doctors for safety sad efiectireness. Measaat to Take AWAIX Tablets are palatable and easy ta take. Mo diugreeable, upsetting aftettasta. - Meaty-Back Gura! (W Ann 11 1 r.kt , f7.hr r JrTr-.'T " a - 'ufsa W eUUUIUC Of fJJ r "" omw um oegrte ot relief to n- oW o this GUARANTEE: If yxmpZinZ nnt salieawt an :x : " fine boctie, if ARDALL Tabkts do oot farin f" renter io your scnuw mm S5jiLFA2iS TnerVoduct - "tmai whtctb max roa navo TH? TRIAL IS FR ! lusVreturn naii t wi " rour ssooey back. AR DALL Tablecs cost onlv a few mn . . "jr bring great relief. TEAR vwa lou IWT, HOW AAi-l. l ablets, are (3.00 per bottle. Had orders sent postpaid. Aini Tablets are sold only Basic Health Store IIS. FRONT ST. ToMday. March II. 183 J Your Health and Its Care OR. W1UIAM SRADY. M.D. Kaadan shauM address aaaairiaa la: WMiata 263 0 Cataiaa, layartr Hilts, CaL HOW SILLY CAN I am a woman 46 years old and recently bad a few facials as the muscles of my face were beginning to droop. (This is go ing to be good. Let the poor creature con tinue.) The type of facial I had is supposed to be the very latest electronic sys Pa. Brady tem. (Quiet, please. You haven't heard the half of it yet.) They are wave therapy treat ments, which, as you probably know ... (Therapy, as you evidently don't know, is a $5.98 way of saying treatment.) . . . are two rods with "electric current in their ends. (It's simple enough, after all.) This is applied to the muscles of the face which in turn is sup posed to exercise and tone the muscles. , (As long as elementary physi ology and hygiene are so care fully neglected in school and college, the credulous sex will sling to the fatuous belief that a machine or a masseuse can do their exercising for them! and once a woman turns that way from the road to health she may say goodbye to beauty.) After taking 10 my face felt fjrm and less flabby but they are expensive and I could not afford to keep them up. (Nonsense! Women spend more than a million dollars a day for cosmetic nostrums and what purports to be "beauty" treatment.) I am wondering now if they might have been harmful, as my face looks droopier than before I took them. If they are not harmful I'll try to take another course .'. . (Signed) (No, they are not harmful, so far as I know. Most of the "beauty" monkeyshines used by women are harmless, if we dis regard the waste of money and time which, wisely used, might enable the woman to conserve any beauty she may have. What Local CitizjTis Help Write Message of Hope Amidst the news of war, crisis, disaster, despair, this brief mes sage is one of hope, faith and en couragement. After 71 years, the American Red Cross is still conducting its world-wide campaign of mercy. On the war fronts, the disaster fronts, at scenes of accident, fire or flood, the Red Cross is busy doing the things you'd do if you wen there. March is the month when a neighbor will come calling to ask for your help in this great work. Answer the call! Give generously. PublUud at a jmNie acmes fa sepsroiioa sril Tat AdwtrtirinQ Couseil I'M II V A Breakfast - Lunch - Dinner 1230 Dial 1230 KYJC i For a Winner 7:15 MAKTIR 11:45 hb nUL 6:45 "TED NALORE" Family Fare All Can Share on KYJC Your Mail Tribune Station A WOMAN GET? a woman seeks, in vain, when she invests in cosmetics of "beauty therapy" is the appear ance or look of youth. When you have been sufficiently "amazed" by the marvelous skin creams and electronic gadgets, Stupid, send me 25c and stamped self addressed envelope for the book let Tha 7 Kays to Vila. The defi nition of v-i-l-a begins like this: The preservation of the char acteristics of youth, better-than-average nutritional condition, etc., etc.) QUESTIONS aV ANSWERS Scared Will the fact that a person is scared of the blood pressure machine make the blood pressure go up higher than it is when the person is calm? (Mrs. C. C.) Answer Yes. Why be scared? The gadget can't hurt you. Heart Tonic I want to tell you the heart tonic you recommend in the CVD booklet has done more for me in two months than all the digitalis and pills I have taken in four years . . . (H. C. E.) Answer Naturally. For the book let CVD, dealing with heart and artery troubles, send 25c and stamp ed, self-addressed envelope. How to Be Happy ' I am a victim of migraine and I M Told you have a good treatment for ft. We get great pleasure and fine health advice from your articles when they are printed. Happy bowl ing! (Mrs. S. E.) A n s w e r Send stamped, self -addressed envelope for pamphlet WHY HAVE HEADACHE? I imagine one could be happy on the bowling green but for the fact that when one re veals a tobacco pouch all the cadgers whip' out pipes and come a-running. Fossil remains of a three-toed variety of horse have been found in the Black Hawk Ranch quar ry in Contra Costa county. M00-0-0S and MUSINGS Tom Wray, who is up the creek from Main Street, reports seeing a number of crustaceans in the stream. All dock hands will re port to the employment office at once because the shrimp boats is acommin' up Bear Creek. A.M. A HB (C AwROMSKY A.M. HARVEY" P.M. Little Daisy 4& Hew CP. Store Owner Plans Grand Opening Central Point Mr. and Mrs. Peter Van Ranst, who recently purchased the Pearce Electric store here will hold a grand opening next Saturday in new and larger quarters two doors west of the present location. There will be favors of candy and balloons for children and re freshments for adults and a mod el Norge kitchen will be in oper ation with women and men dem onstrating the latest in Norge appliances. , Mr. and Mrs. Van Ranst, who have had tweuty years in elec tric appliance sales and service and in the wiring and contracting business came here from Ore gon City. CROSSWORD PUZZLE ACROSS 1 Famous opera house (abbr.) 4 Small opening I Tiny particle 13 Dutch town 15 Smooth 14 Naked lb Noise 16 Need 17 Allowance for waste 15 Fiber plants 10 Weird 12 Period ol fasting 23 Monster 14 Organ of hearing 27 Competent 29 Mammal II Settled oneself temporarily 34 Exercise IS Spirit in "The Tempest" S Hurl 37 Provide eraw 38 Among 40 Finishes 44 Declarer 46 Handle 47 Satisfy 49 Tibetan priest 61 Contend 62 Above S3 Pertaining to the ear 64 Be mistaken 55 Cruel Roman tyrant 66 Bird's home 67 rain 12 ) H 5 6 17 I IS 19 10 I is ; n T V ZS j77 19 30 . 6u 17 m H9 50 51 51 53 53 a 5J 5ft 57 BARNEY GOOGLE and SNUFFY RIDDLES GO firr YODF nAAlAfS THIWfic; OUT'M HER IA1AGOM OW WhTER TH' MULE flNI-- BUZ SAWYER 11 ABNER YSKurvr- an TAlP TU'naTM op allegiance: TT FEARLESS FOSOICK.7' FO BlONDiE MUTT and JEFF ci.u,U"urr TO WORrC , NOW IM A NIGHT WATCHMAN illif MONEY-MONEY 1 vou shouldnt think J V THATS ALL VOU OF YOUR CHILDREN -Vs f EVER THINK OP AS EXPENSES. ; y " 4-H Club Hews Canlral Point Baking Club Central Point 4-H Cake Bak ing club met March. 6 at the home of Mrs. Jantzer. President Colleen Snook called the meet ing to order and Secretary Rita Thompson read the minutes. Vice-President Gail Childress demonstrated measurements and asked questions. Games and re freshments were enjoyed before adjourning. Next meeting will be March 13 at Mrs. ' Jantzer's home. Barbara Swanson, reporter Howard 4-H Club Howard 4-H Sewing club met March 2 at the home of Wilma Young. Mrs. Foley told members to have samples of the overcast Answer to Vesterdava Puzzle ICIAieiAITI lg0SIESI PALACE gglTOS e gpg i n Lo gnnr ATE C DEB A ROA PIP ROWS JT A tPA L ElE S M E E RjSjngW T SjRJS RAjT jTTj aTSTo u gpMjg A R lis g 0 A MPg I PCfg LI kHt ma THho n eyHm AJl oglnH u m motHmie RENEGE PRAPElP D I nIie d se p ACp DOWN 1 Commemora tivedisk' 2 Roman official 3 wel ' 4 Church benches 5 Eggs 6 Back out (slang) T Go in 8 One opposed 9 Soup dishes 10 Poem 11 Encountered 1!) Russian stockndo 21 Repulse 23 Aced 25 Ftiss 26 Hurried 28 Enough! (colloq.) 30 Showy flower 31 Eccentric disk 32 Macaw 33 Church of a monastery 34 Conducted 36 Buccaneer 39 Fruit of gourd family 41 At no time 42 Milk farm 43 Cubic meter 45 Danish island 46 Diplomacy 47 Offspring 43 Hall! SO Prefix: wrong SMITH GOES WELL THE FIRST 8 MILES 1 I'M OFF TI IAN'. RIDDLES!! V WHflTiON fllRTH I 1 LIKE H SHOT 1 6E SHORE AN J 00 VE WANT V Orr H M GREASE THEM HlrW TO GREASE s.SHOVELH WAG0M WHEELS V THEM WHEELS yt WHILST YO'RE J VFER,CRICKET? ' "'''T Tj rC-'7M-7S IS TH' GREATEST MOMENT FANT FUM EX.CITEMUWr.'r-J- AM PLFZX5E5 AW-riCblANtfc. 1 hCAKtJ.'sa FOSDICK, AN TO TH HIGH IC-A1-S. WHICH HE STANtra.'.'- f WELL,TCFF. VtXJR 1 f OH -HUH H NEXT aWNINS- uiuaTipe vav . Kt' 'J-TTT LC rJZZZ.! .ZZ:, W HELLO.BOSS SEND U DOlNS THERE?! UH. 1 mWrV K, S71 A THING, III tnlCJAuO ' AwMr-rpl "'TZ-VZ-, , Jk Or A TRUCK yn GAINS RECORD Portland (U.R) Delia Sehorn of Portland's Columbia Athletic club, held the American citizen's record for the 220-yard breast stroke Monday. She was checked at 3:09.8 in a meet at the club's Athletic Day Saturday. The pre vious American citizen's record was 3:11.3 set by Helene Baines of the Women's Swimming asso- stitch and blanket stitch by the next meeting. The girls are to have a wrist pincushion for this year. Roll call topic for next meet ing is care of shoes. Next meet ing will be at the home of Lela Croucher. Refreshments were served by Mrs. Young. Nancy Barnes, reporter 20,000,000 HAVE GROWN FROM THE ORIGINAL Dr-Liftniie; "M h KPPLETEEE DSGOVEEEp fts h CHANCE. 6E5DUNS IN IBBI. NEAR PERU, IOWA Fl6BR-YlU0ma PlANT AND WAS RV 1U rUlMPCC L 28 cintusik Before FUST THING IN TH MORNIN' !! C7HEN TflE STRINS BREAKS a0 ON gUZ'S WATER OUO. AH PROMISES NEVAH TO DO NOTHIKI'HK DONT DO i tO" AN TO DO EVERYTHING VOKUM HE DO DO NO MATTER WHUT.V m S N'l e-C sT - ' ... . H. . n AJGWOM, U'L ABVEB HOST DO VOU SHOULD THINK OF US AS YOUR TWO SWEET LITTLE J INCOME-TAX DEDUCTIONS. elation of New York fa 1941. Marie Lenk of Brazil swam th distance in 3:07.1 in 1941. KIDNEYS T REMOVE EXCESS WASTE Nagging hsrlnsehe.loss ot pepandenergy, headaches and diisunas may be doe to alow, down of kidney function. Doctors say good kidney function is very important to good health. When some eve rydsjr condition, soch as stress and strain, causes this important function to slow down, many folks snffernaay ' gins nacsacne reel miserable. Minor blad der irritations due to cold or wrong diet may cause getting up nights orfreqnentpassagea. Don't neglect your kidneys if these condi. twns bother yon. Try Doan's Pills-e. mild diuretic Used successfully by millions for over SO years. It's amazing how many times Doan's give bsppy relief from these discomforts-help thel5miles of kidney tubes and fil ters flush out waste. Get Doan's Pills todayl MACTM, TURNED DoW &Y Mzmy nonces; FOR MUflAKY SERVICE IN THE CMl WAX, DIED AT THE AeE OF iO$; M M 4 1 Jt- 1 WX. L. Jf - ' ir rr av's jar sir7 f sa h- :v-.sy ijrjMkTiv:Lk.T isTn - sti I THOUGHT VE iWlGHT X SICH A 6E WANTIN' TO GIT Ot4 PURTY BACK H0fVE,AIZ BARLOW- V0UNG-UN !! r GRANNY, I WEST, A , C3W0 MILES FARTHER HIS DONKEY VOETS STUBBORN, WW5 TOTURNMOSIt PASSES. COFtN-GRAD-OOO-LsW- CANDIDATE, 1 SHUNS'.'-HERE 1SNORE SECRET BADGE, AN E.EANIE-, -1 1 aaaAAMaaasill I II I crix ruil n'C PLM- MC jAtJ JC SZDIM DCAi IVY. SO. rTjrT EVERYTHING FOS&CK OPES. BUT I JUST FOUND OUT THAT LISHT WAS ON THE BACK Or A TRUCK Hon 3-2961 - Mcdfercb Or.