Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, March 13, 1952, Image 18

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Newspaper Page Text. . : : ; TWO MEDFORD (OBEGOX) MAIL TBIBUHE- RADIO PROGRAMSTHURSDAY frit fata. Mw m nmM hm tfca raeH. tMtoM aM Mm Mail TribM i i mil m i.ipiaiiHTfy nal f If wdi ta.nin at iw wrl- KYJC M ke ' -QeXDt-Wke KWIX MM ke S-00 floece Cadet WeeJr. Orr Kew. Itory Time SIS Space Cadet Xlchard Her knees Guest Star nS3ScroeeSltw Kiddlimiarade Hew. w - . 3- 45 "y club Revue) Elmer Pctenon Between The Una. " no Snorts Parade Sport Round-Up Jan Garner lttSSmS' taao Cwuiuerftarj Sunset. Vine SioEW-taSte Unexpected Jtoical MaiJbo 6:45 Ted Malone - Mayor ITynn Murieal Mailbox 7 no Silver Eagle Your Hit Parade Musical Mailbox 7 lSilver Eagle Your Hit Parade Musical Mailbox 730 Defense Attorney Montgomery Traffic Valley New. 7:45 Defense Attorney Could Thia Be Yon Lean Back t, Lbrten g:0O Amateur Hour One Man's Family Vesper Hour" 8:15 Amateur Hour News of the World Pres. Truman 8:30 Amateur Hour Box 13 Prea. Truman 8 45 Christianity in Newt, Box 13 8- O- College -8:00 Escape With Me Dragnet Sr. High Juke-box 9 15 Escape With Me Dragnet Sr. High Juke-box 9:45 "On the Town" Mr. Keene New. 10:00 Hank Weaver-New. Richfield R-Pr Jota T. Plynn 10:15-Prism-Ute Parade 7j?,.1n-0ff 10 30-Easter Seal Show ' Helberg Harmonalree 10:43 Easter Seal Show Music at Newa i l fio -Laura" Circa Tonight 11 lsZ-LaSa- Ciro Tonight llioPiatter Party Ciro. Toniahtr - 11:43 Platter Party Circo. fc wewa 12:00 Sign-Off Sign-Off - RADIO PROGRAMS r-F R I D AY 6:00 Yawn Patrol wSStSlSSS 615 Yawn Patrol Monkey flninea 60 Lucky URanctt DownTolartb 6 :45 Lucky V Ranch Newa 7 oo Farm Newa Bural Party Una " Liberty Jamboree 7:15MaVSnATronrty Clock W.tchjr Liberty Jamboree. 7-30 Bob Garred Clockwatcher Cal Tinney 7;45ncertjno Sport. Music A News News ' 8 oo Breakfast Club Ralph Edwards Show What of Communism iiwbIS Club Ralph Edwards Show What of Communism , w standard School Breakfast in Phoenix ioBfgUui. gggg3- ,.K,r News at Reviews Shop on Main St ilTEffifKet & trail rt,c-ogUShoon Main St. 1 1 ioZAMinst theStorm Swap Sell Musica Appetizer Upf.!"v One fright Stand Musical Appetizer i2:00-Weather Report '" ews Weather p.v Lee 12:15 Oregon Finance New. gfd"'" . Better Buy. i in Weather & Markets Pep Dei Young Better ouym lvffr CountyAgeUt Right to Happmew Rangers Quartet " 100-BuUetin Board Backstage Wife Salute to Safety 115 Peggy Dean Stella Dallas ute Safety 1:30 Mary M. McBrlde Young Widder Brown Jfiulxr - 1-45 Mary M. McBride Woman In My House Music Box at New. 2 00-Lone Journey Just PUln BiU Majovely. 2:15 When a Girl Marries Front Pats Fsrreil ,. PfJlJHLhoree 2:30 Joyce Jordan. M l)' Life Can Be Beautiful "berty Jamboree 2:45 Evelyn Winter. News Music Box 3:00 Betty Crocker Welcome Travelers Open Iuuf.IU,eo 3:15 Strictly for the Ladle. Welcome Traveler. John W jarrfereooa 3:30 Strictly for the Ladle. Dr. Paul iSi 3 :45 Strictly for the Ladies Dial Dave Garraway Music box Voo-Strictly for the Ladies New. " "ifUZS?7 4 15 1932 Nash Preview Music Box A-Quir. -SmSS " 4- 30 Blx Jon Sparky Scouter Report Brad Steele VMirk Trail Prevuea in Reading Uncle Remus 5:00 Fun Factory Week . Orr New. trJH, en 5:13-Fun Factory Richard Harkness Bit Crosby Sn- 3:30 Fire Fighter. Kiddie Hit Parade ? u 8:45 S.PE.BSQS.A. Elmer Peterson Between The Line. "6:00 Sports Parade Sports Roundup 3 r25 :lElmer Davis X Merce CornrnetitatT S2?liSfliS? 6:30 Drlve-In Qui Cisco Kid Musical Mailbox 6:45 Ted Malone Cisco Kid Musical Mailbox 11 7:00 Fights Mario Lanza Musical Mauoox 7:13 Fighta Mario Lanza Musical Mailbox 7:30 rights Montgomery VaUey News 7:4S Fights Pro and Con Lean Back at Listen ' 8:00 Richard Diamond One Man . Family XfPI! 8:13 Richard Diamond News ot the Won) willi5.VlinL- 8:30 Thia ia your FBI ' Roy Rogers Spotlight on UN 8:45 This is Your FBI Roy Roger. As You Like It " 9:00 Ozzie & Hariet Martin & Lewto Juke-box Review . 8:13 Ozzie & Hariet Martin & Lewi. Juke-box Review 9:30 Mr District Attorney Halli of Ivy JanGerber 9:43 Mr District Attorney Halls of Ivy Wtw' 10:00 Hank Weaver-Newa Richfield Reporter John i. Flynil 10:15 Prism-Lite Parade Heidelberg Harmonatrea Sign-Off 10:30 Sports Parade Music You Want 10:45 Flying Time Music and Newa U:00 "Laura" Here's Jamison 11:15 "Laura" Here's Jamison 11:30 Platter Party Here's Jamison 11:45 Platter Party Here's Jamison at Hew. 12:00 Sign Off Bign-Off Slgn-Og ABC NBC LBS As We Live WILL AN OUTSIDER UPSET A MARRIAGE? Modern men and women are concerned about the In-law prob lem because so much has been written and said about It lately. When an inlaw lives with the family, does it necessarily al ways mean trouble? That is what is concerning' the young woman who wrote the follow ing letter: , . Q. "I am planning to be married ia the near future. My fiance loves my daughter by a former marriage and he say his brother can continue to live there after we are married. I am very much against this because the pres ence of any third party just won't work out. I know that a third party always inter feres." T. B. L. A. I am sorry to say I dis agree with your statement that a "third party always inter feres . it is true that a third party does, some times, inter fere, but then you may have interference from relatives or friends who do not live in your home Dr. Hur lock A woman in the home is much more likely to be the source of trouble and friction than a man. Too often women have the habit of trying to boss other people and this causes trouble. A single man, by contrast, is not likely to spend enough time at home to do more than eat, sleep, and dress. If he takes his meals with you. it will only be breakfast and dinner. Then he will be out of the house the rest of the time, either at work or dating. If he pays you and your new husband for his board and lodg ing, as be doubtless will, I can guarantee that it will be the easiest money you have ever earned. Tour t brother-in-law won't want any waiting on and he will be satisfied with any food you put-before him. Woman Different . Now, if it were a sister-in-law, that would be a different story. I would question the wisdom of having her live with you as women can be troublemakers for their in-laws. It may be jealousy that motivates them to y IUZAIITH HURIOCK, PRO. stir up trouble or it may be just a case of idle hands getting into mischief. Be sensible and stop protest ing against your fiance's wish to have his brother live with you. There is doubtless a strong tie between the two men and it would be too bad to do anything to weaken that tie. Further more, a young bachelor is likely to marry at any time and this would automatically so ve your problem. Elisabeth Hurlock Is one of the nation's grot psychologists. and she will! gladly help you with personal problems. (Copyright, 1952, General Features Corp.) Record Sums Allotted To 31 Oregon Counties Salem flJ.R) The largest al location of federal funds ever made to Oregon was distributed Wednesday by Secretary of State Earl T. Newbry to 31 of Oregon's 36 counties. The money represents 25 per cent of the receipts from timber sales and rentals on federal for est lands for the year ending last June and totals $4,292,056. It is paid to the counties in lieu of taxes. . . Seventy-five per cent of the money goes into county road funds, and the rest into school funds. Amounts received by counties included: Jackson, $126,765.63. Josephine, $99,643.50. WIFE FILLS IK Mfmnhil. Tenn. AJ.PV Xfrm John B. Fletcher Jr., didn't stop at presenting her husband a daughter. She handmf nut rlnn for him, too. Capt. Fletcher was j overseas when his daughter was Dorn, so his wife did the honors. WIFE IW DRIVHf O SEAT Starkville. Miss OLPlMr. William Haroole turned the ta bles on her husband, ex-sheriff. Mrs. Harpole was elected new sheriff and hired her husband as chief deputy. Qid2tao.50.fior f.Ian, You're Crazy Perget year sajThcoiaads are peppy at 70. Tty-vmttmut with Ostrex Contalas tome fervesX runooea twtlng doesMdy to body's Jack ot ma wueh Buy men and woraea can w ibmw: i ry usirex ionic I EDitu " erne siore everywnere In Medfare, at Western Tkrlft Stores. 4v. Tkandar. Marc IS. Xt51 Your Health and Its Care ft DR. WILLIAM IRADT. M-Bt eheeW .e'er iaaairiee to: WiOUsa Itadi, 25 II Cailaa. Beverly HiHa, CaL ' WISDOM OF CHOOSI Surveys made by medical of ficers of the U. S. Public Health Service in various urban and rural parts of the country at various times in the year showed that three - fourths of the illness, medical and surgical, a t tended by physicians, is directly or in directly due -''5 Dr. Bxsdy to respiratory infection. The prevention of respiratory infection therefore is or should be the paramount purpose of all public health administration and personal health care It is conceivable that under exceptional conditions certain respiratory infections may be airborne in the sense that the germ or virus floats about or is carried by the air from the first person who develops the disease to other persons in the neighborhood or community or even to persons miles away. But at the same time it is notable that nearly all the classical ex amples of such air-borne infec tion arevhistorical, legendary or hypothetical Yellow fever was in that ' category prior to the discovery that the infection is conveyed only through the bite of the breed of mosquito known as Aedes aegypti or Stegomyia fascial a. The ordinary everyday mode or way of respiratory in fection is droplet or spray in fection. The germ or virus of the disease is carried from nose or throat in the droplets of mois ture or secretions given off in the spray that shoots forth from nose andor mouth when one coughs, sneezes, sings, shouts, talks or laughs. Some of the droplets are vis ible, but most of them are too small to be visible to the naked eye, although not too small to contain virus or germs. Some of the droplets are palpable, un pleasantly so if you have ever been caught m the spray, but most of them are impalpably fine, though still moist enough to keep virus or germ alive until it lands on fertile ground and TONIGHT KMED 7:30 P.M. ROBERT MONTGOMERY "A Citizen Views the News" Sponsored by MONDAYS THROUGH FRIDAYS Breakfast - Lunch - Dinner ' 1230 Dial 1230 KYJC For a Winner 7:13 A.M. HAITI. 11:45 nil RatVCT :45 P.M. TCP MALMt Family Fare All Can Share on KYJC Your Mail Tribune Station KG DRAFTT CORKER sets about incubating a new case. Most people today have beard about the hazard of sneeze and cough spray and some of them even try to mask or cover coughs and sneezes when in the company of other persons. But health authorities and physi cians are squeamish about spray infection or Ignorant or both and therefore they never men tion conversation spray when advising people to cover coughs and sneezes. But I hope I may be permitted to tell you poor so-and-so's, particularly you high school and college graduates whose education has been so sadly neglected, that it is by the spray of polite conversation that you catch what ails you spray not from across a crowded room but from across the counter, desk, dinner table, ticket window, theater seat, bridge table, hair dresser's or manicure's stand.' Sneeze or cough spray has a range of ten or twelve feet; conversation spray a range of two to five feet, j Beyond these distances infec tion is virtually impossible, for the simple reason that virus or germ will not survive either drying or the reduction of tem perature if the droplet to the air for more than a second. But within range (2 to 5 feet) a suit able mask is as essential for safety in the shoe store or at M00-0-0S and MUSINGS Medford has just one hotel detective and appar ently he isn't trying to keep it a secret. He's in the phone book as big as life but not by name. He's simply listed under the "H's" as "House Dick " MMISCT" A.M. m Little Daisy the cashier's window as It Is In the operating room. QUESTIONS A VSWEBS Lyisoaaobla Brave for yeur article n the rab ies hoax. I have lived through nars planned and well financed rab scares. In a searcn in 9 countries I have never found a case of rabies in man or any one who baa. ( . M.D.) Answer Bravo to you. Doctor, for having the courage to say what you think about it even confidentially. It Would Be Nice Keep up your progressive work . . It would be nice If the paper would grant you more apace, as other papers do. I realise that you supply full copy and each subscriblngpaper use. as much as it wishes. (W. L.) Answer That's the way it Is. Thank you for your.-- The Gray Sickness I am 47 yti . ,st three year, the tip ot mj'u- been sore and somef low fruits, vegetables or meat. Doctor said it is strawoeiry -doesn't prescribe anything for it . . . (Mr. WT. O.) ' . Answer Send stamped, self-addressed envelope and ask for pam phlet DEFICIENCY ANEMIA THE GBAY SICKNESS. (National Newspaper Syndicate. CROSSWORD PUZZLE ACROSS I Cook tn oven Rent 1 -Repulsive U Boll 4 Paid notice ' I Police-office record t Chaldean city IS Underworld god SO southeast wind 21 Southern blackbird ' 22 Walk ?4 Cover -Poker stake T -Period of time 28 Moslcal instruments a Jumbled type 22 Aroma S3 Out of breath 35 Hebrew month 37 Shallow vessel. 88 Bovine animal 40 Pieces out 43 Urge on 43 Trample on 45 Resort 44 Behold! 47 Fine woolen cloth 49 Supposing that BO All 52 Girl's name B4 Slaves 55 Old musical instrument. DOWN 1 Highway. 2 Unusual thing r 14 b Iv. Is1 I JT" 7 8 9 io rjjrr1- -W it WLZ 1 Z72T S a I 53 34 77 n 7; iL tr 1 j j UL-H 1 1 1 BARNEY GOOGLE and SNUFFY MAW I WANT VE TO MEET SNUFFY SMIF-HE'S tWY NEXT-DOOR, NEIGHBOR- BUZ SAWYER U ABNER Tvisy MAE DcesrtT KNOW THAT SHES BEING YELLED AT BY THE LOvABLE LESTER GOOCM. CREATOR OF FEARLESS FDSOOC BIONDII MUTT an. JIFF L - W w... i i T wri I ttt H0T6Ot eftD TOMN AHVMORe.' rvCLOSTEVBRV THHS.'EV&IMV cas a Gone ! ' T IJ" g mw .aW Team Va I fill Tuen " " am a eaw - i -E M ttiacei WH0A.VMHY. UHERE, BESSIE, NICE BESSIE. WAMTA WHY VOU C1ABTO-HWE0 T V WHOA t TELL VOU r- Si TUFT OF 6RASS? PRETTY BESSIE. I HW-RKMER! W STDfCOffX Cw.rt!iiaeiwdjcetototmd 1 1 -3sy4fc-. jjsfg? IM"1 T&TXi I SAID THPOW ) r WHV DO VOU J 7 Ml S I f fT WHATYf CSlf135X0 tamTk DOWN A SPOOL) WANT METO) Fft l t WATERS YIELD RELICS Oxford, Miss - U.R) Resi dents In this area are trying to identify two ancient boilers dis covered during a low-water per iod on the Tallahatchie river and believed to be of Civil War vint age. Some believe the wrecked boat which contained the boilers was sunk by Confederates as it made its way toward the siege of vlcksburg. WORLDS LARGEST ST. JO SEP" SELLER ASFIIII AT inc. Tablets are adult do.e. No need to break them. Buy it today. 50 tablets 89c Answer te Yesterdays Puzzl. 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C IfV trll iiun HADTAKEH I iao ; r-rcl TLsrcnoul ANDyju I Arr-..,r I I fr':ZZZ3Wmt&ri - ' C.-- of the street r W WAW jlj Walhwa Turns Airport' Deed Over to Stat Salem (U.R) The city of Wal lowa In northeastern Oregon bag deeded its new airport to the state. The state board of aeronautics at its meeting here Tuesday, was told that the airport is now un der construction and is due for completion by May 15. Now Many Wear FALSE TEETH With Mere Comfort FASTEETH. a Dleasant alkaline (non-acid) powder, holds false teeth more iirnuy. 10 eat ana taut in more comfort, just sprinkle a little FASTEETH on your plates. No gum my, gooey, pasty taste or feeling. Check, "plate odor" (denture breath). Get FASTEETH at any drug store. Adv. 'ShVJI&lfSBMSim ROD fl.D0F9W, sh mm 1 Le-r1 Tasmanlan blue gun la one of the strongest, heaviest, and most durable woods to the world. Housework,. Easy Without flagging Dackacho Wagging Ucrsche.Ves of pepandeaaigj. headaches and dissineas may be das to slow down of kidney function. Doctors say good kidney function la very important to good Health. Wbtn sobm rrsrjrd&y condition, roeh as slues and strain, eaoses thia Important function to slow down, many f oiks snSrnat giag backaehe-feel miserable Minor blad. ear irritations due to cold or wrong diet may ' eaasettingapnia4itsorfreqaentpaasaaa. Don't neglect your kidneys if these condi tions bother too. Try Dona's Pills e mild diuretic Used snoressfnlly by millions for oner 58 years. It's amaxing bow many tfanea Doaa's give happy relief from these diseom. forte-help the 15 mile of kidney tabes and nk ten flush out wasta. Get Doss's Pilk todsyl 3C A 5-POUND 0WW OP rTWlMS VEsstt urine ket & 72, ICS oUSlMBfB t aa a flj t t 1 i eefi a. 1 ,trsr; MMJt-f-'tGHrSNCU VAH ' J MAKE USt Of 7HS TIME. ATCr SHE LOOKS UKETHE Jt kHIU AVERAGE IDIOTIC fv IT-AND PAN OF MINE. I'LL NfU-TEU. 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