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TWELVE MEDFORD (OREGON) RADIO PROGRAMS-WEDNESDAY Program listed Mew arc received from rke rsdie sratiom ami the Mail Tribaa hum M ratMMibility eseept to make sat changes at are tmpmM KYK 12Hfce KMED 144 He KW1N lOeke vno Fun rectory Weeks it Orr News 5tory Time 5 lSZFSS Factory Richard Harkness Hank Thompson 5-M-GHrt Scouts Pgm. Kiddie Hit P.rio Sg" ' 5:45 PTA Program Elmer Peterson Between Tnouaao t m snorts Parade Sports Roundup Spotlight ot Sports l?WEtaerDav J.'pierce Commentary SuntiVine B:DT?v"ln Qui Cisco Kid Mumcal MsOlboz gT Safone Cisco Kid MuMfdbox - ... Rancer H'wd Theatre of Stars Musical Mailbox ? ?tlSeLoe Ranger- H'wd Theatre of Star.Mu.ical Mailboa lMystery TOratre Robt Montgomery Valley News 75 Mystery Theatre Meredith Wilson' 1 Back & Usteg "a 'on The Top Guy One Man s Family Vesper Hour tiWThe Tot Guy News of the World Willis BaUinger 5:fcRoluGa1lery Great Gildersleeve Spotlight on UJJ. . I BoguS rlailSv Great GUdersleeve A. You Like II P. no Mr President Groucho Marx Jr. High Juke Box BlWMrttSent Groucho Marx Jr. High Juke Box - B loZ-On thrTown" The Big Story Jan Garber 9;45"On Se To" The Big Story New, ,, "in noHank Weaver-News Richfield Reporter John T. Flynn lPm-SParsdT', S"'5 10:30 Sports Report Music ou Want 10:45 Take to the Air Music tc News; . fi nn'-Laura-' " Ciro's Tonight ll:15 "Laa" Ciro's Tonight ' liaoPlatter Party Ciro;. Tomght 11 -.45 Platter Party Ciro s & News 12:00 Sign,Off Sign-Off RADIO PROGRAMS THURSDAY :3SK!S MonHe?SS 6:30 Lucky 0 Ranch Down to Earth 8:45 Lucky U Ranch News ; ; i 7 no Farm News Sural Party Line Liberty Jamboree ?;?5-Marrtin Agronaky Clockwatcher Va?yV0 7-30 Bob Garred Clock Watcher Lai iinney 7 itncerTand Sporta Music tc News News "a oo Breakfast Club Ralph Edwards Show Morning Moods VBreakfastClub Ralph Edwards Show Morning Moods aaoHareakfast Club Humc oi Manhattan Haven of Rest (MBS) 'Breakfast Club Ortho Garden Guide Haven of Rest (MBS) o no Victor H Lindlahr Friendship Circle News 915-Chet Huntley Friendship Circle Record Review 9 30rVak the Bank Household Editor Paula Stone :45 Break the Bank Big V News Music 10 00 Jack Berch Show Festival of Waltzes Breakfast In Phoenix 10-W-ftg I- Relay Quia Fiddler & Music Breakfast In Phoenix Q:90m 'True Story Strike It Rich News- 10'4sHy True Sufry Strike It Rich Keys to Music i i no WhuMrina Streets News & Reviews Musical Appetizer l iTVadmR Post Dr Crane Psychologist Mus cal Appetizer l i aoAgainst the Storm Swap & Sell Musical Appetizer iijgZplnl I Harvev' One fright Stand Musical Appetizer 12:00-WeatterReport News & Weather News 12:15 Oregon Finance News Road ot Lite - -to weather & Markets Pepper Young' Better Buys 12 4tlYSurCoSntyent Right to Happinesa Rangers Quartet ' 1:00 Bulletin Board " Backstage Wife Salute To Safety 1:15 Peggy Dean Stella Dallas Salute To Safety 1-30 Mary Marg't McBride Young Widder Brown Music Box lj45 Mary Marg t McBride Woman In My House Music Box 2:00 Lone Journey Just Plain Bill Major Lively 2:15 When a Girl Marries Front Page Farrell Dan Mallpy 2:30 Joyce Jordan. M. D Life Can Be Beautiful Liberty Jamboree' 2:45 Eveiyn Winters News Music Box 3:00 Betty Crocker Welcome Travelers Music Box 3:15 Tune-up in Health Welcome Travelers John W. Vandercook 3:30 Strictly for the Ladies Dr. Paul News and Music Box 3:45 Strictly for the Ladies Dial Dave Garroway Music Box 4:00 Strictly for the Ladies News Weather 4:15 News Music Box & Quiz FrazierHunt 4:30 Big Jon & Sparkle High Schools Brad Steele 4:45 Mark Trail Singing Americans Uncle Remus 5:00 Space Cadet Weeks & Orr News Story Time 5:15 Space Cadet What Are You Doing Guest Star 5:30 Chet Huntley Kiddie Hit Parade News ' 5:45 Y Club Review Elmer Peterson Between The Lines " 6:00 Sports Parade Sports Round-Up Spotlight bin Sports 6:15 Elmer Da vis KMED Commentary Sunset & Vine 6:30 Drive-In Quia The Unexpected Musical Mailbox 6:45 Ted Malone Mayor Flynn Musical Mailbox 7:00 Silver Eagle Your Hit Parade Musical" Mailbox . 7:15 Silver Eagle Your Hit Parade Musical Mailbox 7:30 Defense Attorney Montgomery & Traffic Rogue Valley News 7 :-5 Defense Attorney Could This Be You Lean Back 4cListen 8:00 Amateur Hour One Man's Family Vesper Hour 6:15 Amateur Hour News of the World SGC Program 6:30 Amateur Hour Box 13 Spotlight On U. N. 8:45 Christianity in News Box 13 As You Like It 9:00 Escape With Me Dragnet Sr. High Juke Box 9:15 Escape With Me Dragnet Sr. High Juke Box 9:30 "On the Town" Mr. Keene Jan Garber 9:45 "On the Town" Mr. Keene News 10:00 Hank Weaver-News Richfield Reporter John T. Flynn 10:15 Prism-Lite Paraae Novatime Trio Sign-Off 10:30 Easter Seal Pgm. Music You Want 10:45 Easter Seal Pgm. Music tc News 11:00 "Laura" Ciro's Tonight 11:15 "Laura" Ciro's Tonight J 1:30 Platter Party Ciro's Tonight 1 1 43 Platter Party Ciro's tc News 12 00 Sign Off Sign Off ABC NBC LBS As We Live LOVING TWO MEN IS 1 PLAYING WITH FIRE Q. "I think I'm in lore with two men and I'm to upset about it. My husband is in servica and will bo coming homo in a fow months. For tho past threo months, I hare bean seeing his brother. All week long, I tell myself I won't go out with him but when ho comes homo for tho week-ends. I can't help it. I know I lore my husband but how can I lore his brother too? I want to tell my husband about it but I don't want to hurt him as ho loves mo very much. I don't know if his brother loves me but I think ho is beginning to by the things ho said tho last time I was with him. What shall I do?" R. D. A. Stop seeing your hus band's brother except at family gatherings. That will put an end to any bud ding romance that may be springing u p between the two of you. You are the one who must control the sit uation as you are the one who is falling Dr. Hurlock in love first. Are you sure that this is real love and not just a case of lov ing someone because he is so much like your husband? It sounds to me as if you have found your brother-in-law so much like your husband in his attitudes, actions, and perhaps even in his looks that you are transferring your love for your husband to his. brother. Naturally you are lonely while your husband is away and it is fun to go out occasionally with someone who knows your hus band so well that you can talk about him. But, it should be no more than a family friendship. If it goes beyond that, it should come to an immediate end. i Under no considerations should you tell your huauand : about your feelings for his brother until he returns home OLDER FOLKS with ITCHING SKIN For the nagging;, maddening, persist ent itch of dry skin, so common to folks past middle age, Besinol Ointment is a i special, soothing relief. Acts in place of Imiesing natural skin oUs-wonts fast, land comfort lasts. How good it feels not 'to have to scratch and scratch. Get UUsinol and get relief. Ail druf atone. MAIL TRIBUrTE By ELIZABETH HURLOCK. PH.D. from the service. In the first place, think how upsetting it would be to him to think that his brother was stealing his wife's affections while he was away, serving his country, and could not come home to straight en things out. Might Cause Rift Then, too, you are not even sure that his brother really cares for you other than as a member of the family. If you told your husband that his brother was in love with you, it might cause a rift in the family that would never be healed. And, finally, it is very likely that you would kill some of your husband's love for you if you told him you had fallen in love with someone else while he was away from home. You are not even sure that you love this man. It may just be a case of loneliness and transfer of affec tion. So, to avoid being burned, stop playing with fire and play a safe game until your husband returns. If you have a problem about family or friend, ask Dr. Hur lock to help you. Writ in car of this newspaper. (Copyright 1952, General Features Corp.) Bible Inspires Student To Increase Earnings Berea, O. (U.R) A pre-divin-ity student here at Baldwin-Wallace college was inspired by the Bible to earn spending money for college by the ancient 'and honorable profession of goat herding. Hobert Johnson, 22, helps feed, water and milk a herd of 160 pure bred goats. Johnson believes he has milked about 10,680 goats since turning to herding on a grand scale a year ago. n IT (D M Don't Suffer Another MinmU No matter how many remedies yesj -have tried for itching- of eeaetne, : psoriasis, infeetioaa, athlete's fee er whatever yoar skin troeble soay be anything from head to feet- WONDER SALVE and WONDER Medicated SOAP eaa help yosj. Devefeaed far Am leys in tm Arm? ncae for yam folk mt komr "ZONDEK SALVX fa wUta. giisnlasfc satiatefc N eclr aapearaae. Sara far cklMraa. r.t WONDER 8ALVB malls r tMacr raetd. A tratr alifel teaparatim. Yr H War. Far nasal traafclaa. St PTLOX. white, enaiiliss. Na stale, fata rtnrriac. Lars tabs vttk aevticstae asaj kay. CU ad. ..'.ltd by Central, and West ern innn Drug aurae; ar rear lewa tUosfist, Mt. Wednesday Much 12. 1951 Your Health and Its Care If (ML WILLIAM tRAOY. M.D. Ksaeori should address Meiries to: WiBiasa traeV. US O CaeWwa, Beverly Hills. CaL TWINS BECOME PARENTS We have four daughters inl our family, two of whom are twins, and each of the twins has borne children, one of them has twin boys. (H. L. W.) Twin sisters married broth e r s (not twins); the one twin sister had 14 children, the other 15. Who says one of twin sisters Dr. Brady is always sterile? (Mrs. G. S.) My twin sister and I are 51, the oldest of a family of seven children, three boys, four girls. My sister has borne four sons. I have borne three boys and four girls (Mrs. A. M. K.) There have been twins, some times two sets, as far back as my mother's family history runs, in every generation till now. My grandmother had two sets of girl twins. Three of these girls mar ried and bore five, two and eight children respectively my moth er is the one who bore eight, in cluding a pair of twin girls. I am married and have two grown sons, one married a twin and she has borne him two children. (Mrs. H. S. W.) I am a twin. I married a twin. A daughter was born to us. I am now married a second time and have borne two healthy sons to my second husband. My twin sister has borne three sons. (Mrs. H. G.) My sister-in-law is twin to a boy. She is 28, married 6 years and no prospect that she will have a baby. She has Ben Told a woman can't have children if her twin was a boy. (Mrs. S. L.) I am the mother of twins, boy and girl. They are seven years old and as healthy as one could wish. But the other day I learned that when twins of opposite sex are born, the male will be ster ile. (Mrs. B. C.) Some such thing may be true of twin calves. I'm not qualified to give an opinion about that. I went through my files of reports from twins about their children, but I failed to find one from either side of the boy- girl combination. ".. Among our readers there may be one or more who can refute the notion that either the male or the female of boy-girl twins is sterile. If such there beI hope he or she will tell me about it. I am sure Mrs. B. C. and many other readers who worry about it will be grateful for the knowl edge. QUESTIONS A ANSWERS Disinfecting Infected Tonsils Informed you once wrote an article about treatment of infected tonsils without tonsillectomy. Many physi cians I have asked know of no other treatment than tonsillectomy. (Miss B. Vf. A.) Answer The method of choice, in my opinion, is diathermy, electro-co agulation. But this is a technique be yond the skill of the ordinary hammer LISTEN TO "THO DOCTOR'S WIFE" Bright, Gay, New Radio Drama MONDAY thru FRIDAY KMED 4 P.M. Brought to you by EX-LAX THE CHOCOLATED LAXATIVE 6ADN HErJYDN MUS Thar is ae need far ye to be Hrad, nervous, cranky er comripotssl if slue a cfwtary alaficiKia which acur onh whan tna daily iirtaka of B-vitamHta enal Niacin is lass then minimum raquirements avar a proieagad pariaaT. Tirase aan-apacifit symptom da not in th.ms.lvas prava e diatary da- . osncy end aiey Wev. otto causes er be due te rmcrioeol seaditiees. 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However, it takes time, patience and skill, and so on, come, mow Many letters do not rate answers because they are out of order, for one of these reasons: They are not signed. They are more than 100 words long. They do not pertain to personal health ana nygiene. iney ao pertain 10 dis ease, diagnosis or treatment. They do not inclose stamped, self-addressed envelope. ' The Grange Roxy Ann Grange) Roxy Ann Grange met March 7 with Master Ivan Wolfe pre siding. Third and fourth degrees were given Mr. and Mrs. Conrad Johnson. : Roscoe Roberts reported on milk control prices and also an nounced that the, first program I on same will be broadcast on the radio March 21 at 4:30 p. m. He urged all Grangers to listen. Legislative Committeeman Art Miller reminded members to reg ister and to vote. Those on the election board say many Grange members are not registered. HEU met at Ethel Bish's home on March 5 with 18 mem bers present. It was announced that all ladies of Grange are invited to attend HEC. The HEC has ordered 16 metal chairs for the officers. Mae Moore volun teered to keep a scrapbook for HEC. Visitors at the last Grange meeting were Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Dillon, and Mrs. Casey from Griffin Creek Grange. The dance committee an nounced a square dance March 22. Venetta Moeller announced the 4-H is giving a ham dinner at the Grange on March 28 from 6 to 8 p. m. The public is in vited There will be dancing and entertainment afterwards. A nominal charge will be. made. It was voted that Grange take out full insurance coverage for Grange and members. Caroline Wolfe asked that any of the ladies having plants to donate to the plant, cooked food and luncheon on March 27 con tact her, by calling 3-2663. All plants donated will be greatly appreciated. A tableau pertaining to prayer MOO-O-OS and MUSINGS Dick Phair, retired Tribune carrier, has en listed in the Bliss Heine Drum and Bugle Corps. He will play a drum be cause he is too modest to blow his own horn. physical power and energy... BEXEL SPECIAL FORMULA may be just what you need to pep you up... to give you new vim, sparkle. POTENCY GUARANTEED Ton take just ONE easy-to-twallow Bezel capsule a day, and Mat's all! It costs you only about 6 a day... a tiny price to pay te protect yourself against the misery and sufferings of symptoms which oc cur as a result of pro longed deficiencies of . essential vitamins and minerals in your diet. Tour moxay buck if don't bat tar after n btttit tfBtxtll ftahic9 of Hubbard's) AGENCY Little Daisy am HOSPITALS ELSEWHERE Ansonia, Conn. (U.R) This city of 18,000 had no births last year. All new arrivals to An sonia families were born in hos pitals of neighboring towns. week was presented at the open ing of Grange. Mr. Crawford in troduced two girls, Pat and Jody, "the sweethearts of Rogue River valley" in a number of Spanish electric guitar pieces. Mrs. Lucille Black, color stylist of Sherman and William paints, gave a talk and demonstration on home decorations, assisted by Cliff Smart of the paint depart ment at Hubbard Brothers Serving committees was Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Moffatt, Mr. and Mrs Bob Cherry and Mr. and Mrs. Les Shaw. Next regular meeting will be March 21. CROSSWORD PUZZLE ACROSS 1 Sword Stop 11 Thoroughfare 1J Hold fast 1 City in Russia 15 The heart 17 Slippery 18 Meadow 19 Intone 21 Noise 22 A state (abbr.) 23 Rules for regulating food 25 Paid notice 28 Ornament sumptuously 28 Becomes aware of SO Ernmet 31 Land measure 32 Hat 35 Swirled 38 While 59 Reaches destination 41 Note of scale 42 Edge 44 Lowest point 45 Rear of vessel 46 Apothecaries' weight 48 Scottish for "John" 49 Wind Instrument 50 Second son of Jacob 52 Frolics 54 Satisfies 55 Glorify DOWN 1 Brook 2 Region IT" 7" S- " 5" 7" g 9 io ii ; 71 il ZZWLZZ-ZZZTZZ 46 47 58 7H9 - , 50 El 51 55 State, w VaUc rata MnUalm. BMbl BARNEY GOOGLE and SNUFFY BUZ SAWYER MUTT and JEFF T"&- ' AW, THAT HAIN'T WHO'S THATTV NTVHT,TrTflR'SW'' -mS3- AN - n "S.5ksJ fliZ PUSHES. BUZ PULLS. ,- - 1 1 AND THE ROPE BREAKS! 11 ABNER ' ' Kls I ASrrr-AH IS A FULL-FLUSHED V OH-.-r-EP A I JWETMIZZUPM FOSDICK I I OHM W "g?- COSD.CK BAN CLUBT-AH PLEDGED THET STOOWDIDEEL PRUDENCE MPLTON JN Bll WWfTHO.Bff- l J BLONDIE " ' - IMMTTI ' I onirir- rpx 1 1 imuiuiii .. . ,, ,; I -. MY NEW . ' -d xpj r SAID VOL) WERE feNOT AH . fNS' Ti , SW-I m Twins of Some Weight, Same Length Born St. Louis (U.R) A "very, very rare" birth of twins occurred at Missouri Baptist hospital here when twin girls were born to Mrs. Walter J. Wilde. Each weighed exactly six pounds 12 ounces. Staff physicians, who consut ed medical books on the sub ject, said twins with the same weight are "very, very rare" and their duplicate -length ' of 19 M inches is "very unusual." CHOKED with stomach THANK HEAVENS! Most attacks are Just add Indigestion. When It strikes, take Bell-ana tablets. They contain the fastest-acting medicines known to doctors for the relief of heartburn, gas and similar distress. 254. . . ' 3 Babylonian god 4Xote of scale 5 Enpraves ' with acid 6 Fleshly 7 Printer's measure 8 High card 9 Lean-to . . 10 Pertaining to the wind 11 Explain 13 Millstone supports 16 Grain 19 Pit for storing .. water 20 Walker 23 Girl's name 24 Land measure (Pi.) 27 Prohibit 29 Portuguese coin 32 Poets 33 Egyptian god 34 Retinues 35 Demonstrate 36 Attempt 37 Tropical fruit . (Pi) 40 Girl's name 43 Parent (colloq.) 45 Son of Adam 47 Encountered 49 New Deal agency (inlt.) tl Faroe islands whirlwind 63 Cutting tool SMITH HOWDY RIDDLES mIeITI 1PI0IRIEI IAITIOWI '- . ' . HOWS V0RE V MAW LAMBS MULTIPLY Clear Lake, S. D. (U.B It seemed as though ; the, mama lambs were trying to outdo one another. Five ewes owned by Or ville Schiefelbein gave birth to 13 lambs in two days. There were three pairs: of twins, one set of triplets and one set of quad ruplets. v. . WORLDS LARGEST SELLER AT 106 I Vj W 'MASrilRSTBU AllST&N, American piMer; W0RED ON THE PAiNTlNS BUT completed nv I ) mW . . !. U .. et O. AS raawt eei V -l.tr v i I ,; I !! aBsaw - . N. Ml ""VaT aW rBBl tr SI I IVJlUlslI mt rr X. TXT MAKES. HALL OF FAME Boston (U.R) A two-fool model of the common housefly, exhibited at Boston's museum of Science, is said to be the largest model of its kind in the world. ( Creates rYotcctiw Warmth far" CHEST GG1K3 te relieve ceagtw and sere sendee - Musterole Instantly creates a won derful protective warmth right -where applied on chest, throat and back. It not only promptly reuevee coughing and Inflammation but breaks up painful local congestion. "Irte W10 PROMINENT -I&AR&S AND Buns IN 61&ND CMtfM, AtlHOUeil NONE REACHES A5CHE . LEVEL, fa HISHSg THAN AW MOlmiN lASTOF THE MSSiSSPP. 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