Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, March 14, 1952, Image 12

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Newspaper Page TextTWELVE MZDFORS (OmEOONl MAIX. TfUBTJlTE Friday. March 14. ItSI RADIO PROGR AM S - - F R I D A Y rVearsate l&tes below an faeerrad fceaa the tasKe atniaai aad lfca Mail Triaaao tatataoa leieMiiiility eaaeet ta atafce a chaaaet aa ara wppKai " KYJC lMoac UUD-lWto .gWIN WOac soo Pun Factory Waeka Orr Mawa Story Time :13 Fun Factory Harkneas Red Croat Show Sao-ChetHunUey KidlieIUt Parade 9:43 S P.E3.S q.S.A. fflmw Peteraon Between Tha Unea 00 Sports Parade Sports Roundup Assembly of God a 15 Elmer Da-is J. Pierce Commentary Assembly of God . c-30 Drive-in Quia Cisco Kid Musical Mailbox ':43 Ted Maiona Cisco Kid Musical Mailbox "7 00 Fights Mario Lanza . ,. Musical Mailbox ' 7;15FighU Mario Lanza Musical Mailbox 730 Fightt Mont, ornery Valley News 7:45 Fights Pro fc Con ' im Lean Back at Listen s 00 Richard Diamond One Man's Family "evening Vespers a 13 Richard Diam-J Mews of the World Baseball . 30 This is Your FBI Boy Rogers ' Baseball 8:45 This is Your FBI Roy Rogers Baseball - ' 0OOzzie Harriet Martin It Lewis Baseball a!l5 Ozziefc Harriet Martin Lewis Baseball 30 Mr. District Attorney Halls of Ivy Baseball US Mr. District Attorney Halls of Ivy - ' Baseball 10:00 Hank Weaver-News Richfield Reporter Baseball 10 15 Prism-Lite Panda Heidelberg Harmonaircs BasebaU , 10-30 Sports Report Music You Want BasebaU 10:45 Flying Time Music Ton Want News 11- 00 "Laura" Here's Jamison . Sign-Off . 11:15 "Laura- Here t Jamison . 1130 PUtter Party Here's Jamison - 11:45 Platter Party Here's Jamison News 12:00 Sign-Off Sign-Off RADIO PROGRAMS SATURDAY C OO Rise -N Shine Navy Band 8:15 Rise "N Shine Here to Veterans t- , , . . 830 Sunrise Serenade Marina Show 8:45 Sunrise Serenade m News " " i oo Farm News Sunrise Serenada liberty Jamboree 7;15 Martin Agronaky Saturday Special Me. 1 Liberty Jamboree 730 News Music of Manhattan Keys To Music 7:45 Concert Sports Music It Mews News Voo No School Today Coast Guard Cadets Morning Moods 815 No School Today : Coast Guard Cadets Morning Moods 30 No School Today Holiyw'd Love Story Haven Of Rest (MBS) 45 No School Today Hollywd Love Story Haven Of Best (MBS) 80 Jump. Jump Friendship Circle News r 5 Saturday CUxn Friendship Circle Music Out of the Wert :30owooy Troubad One Night Stand Pauls i Stone 9:45 Cowboy Troubador . Big Y News Rhythm Ranch 10:00 Cowboy Troubador Festival of Waltz-. g"0" g 10:15 Cowboy Troubador Saturday Special No. J Range-Show 1030 Trading Post Smilin Ed Guest Star 10.45uest Itar SmUin Ed Serenade In Blua 1100 Opera Mary Lao Taylor Disc Leaders 1115 Opera Mary Lee Taylor Disc Leaders , 1130 Opera Farm A Home Hour Disc Leaders 1 1 :45 Opera ' Farm Home Hour Disc Leaders 1 2 00 Opera Nrws Ac Weather News 1215 Opera Saturday Special Ha. S Western Jamboree 12:30 Opera Pastor's Call Western Jamboree 12.45 Opera ' Band Rhythms Western Jamboree, 1 -oa dnera Howdy Doody Salute To Safety 115 Opera Howdy Doody' Salute To Safety 130 Opera Mind Your Manners Music Box 1 14 Pres. Truman Mind Your Manners Music Box j 00 Tea & Crumpets Big City Serenade Music Box 2 15 Tea & Crumpets Big City Serenada Music Box 230 At Home With Music Helping Hand Rhythm at Random 3:45 Fascinating Rhythm TerreaLca Musical Best Bets ' 3 00 Junior Junction Public Affairs Baseball 3:15 Junior Junction H. J. Kaltenborn Baseball' 3:30 Telephone Club 1230 NBC Symphony Baseball 3:45 Telephone Club 1230 NBC Symphony - Baseball u4:00 Telephone Club 1230 NBC Symphony Baseball 4-15 News NBC Symphony Baseball 430 Telephone Club 1S30 Medford on Guard -Baseball. 4 43 Telephone Club 1230 Social Security Baseball 8:00 Telephone Club 1230 News Baseball 3:15 Dr. Pepper Show What Are Too Doing Baseball 8:30 Christian Science C7a Bob and Ray- . . Baseball 5:43 "Y" Club Revue Bob and Ray Baseball :00 Ira Blue Sports Tex Beneke '. "fops in Pops 3:15 Veterans Admin Show J Pierce Commentary A Tops in Pops 830 Space Patrol Judy Canova Tops in Pops 3:45 Space Patrol Judy Canova Tops in Pops 7 00 SaTat the Shamrock Vaughn Monroe LBS Bandstand 7:15 Sat at the Shamrock . Vaughn Monroe LBS Bandstand 7 30 Serenade in Blue Grand Ole Opry ."LBS Bandstand 7:45 Basic Health Program Grand Ole Opry , . LBS Bandstand ' 8:00 The Lone Ranger Eddy Arnold Show , News 3:15 The Lone Ranger ' Eddy Arnold Show Organ Portraits 8:30 1952 Nash Preview Round-up Time Organ Portraits 8:45 Lea Brown Show Bound-up Time Minute Women 8 00 Camp White Show "News and Music 3rd Army Band 8:13 Camp White Show Music 3rd Army Band 8 30 Rogue Valley Ballroom Proudly We Hall Soldier Serenade 8.45 Rogue Valley Ballroom Proudly We Hail Amer. Legion Report 10 00 News 10 o'clock Ticker Norman Towson Jr. - 10:15 Prism-Lite Parade Serenade in Blua Gai Paris Music Hall 10 30 Alert America Short Story Gai Paris Music Hall 10:45 Buddy Weed Trio Short Story News 11:00 "Laura" Ciro's Tonight KWIN Carousel 11:15 "Laura" Ciro's Tonight KWIN Carousel li.au Platter Party.- Ciro's 8c News KWIN Carousel 11:45 Platter Party Ciro's at News Mews 12:00 Sign Off ' Sign Off Sign-Off ABC NBC LBS Your Health and Its Care y DR. WILLIAM RRADY, M.D. tetdert should address iaeefnes ta: Wiuista fcaay. 25 D firaiai. tevertf Hifls. CaL FOR ACHE. PAIN, CRAMP OH NEURALGIA At the P:T meeting one eve ning the druggist held a kind of clinic advising the ladies who flocked around him what rem edies were best for this and that complaint The druggist was sincere in his assurance that ' the nos trums he sold were "harm less," for the poor man came Pre Brady As We Live WHEN YOU REMARRY THINK OF CHILDREN (Q) "I am a widow with ae axal children. li'a a rough xoad to travel alona besides being lonely. Bui I hesitate to kaap company with anyone on account of tha children. I wouldn't want them to leal put out. My former marriage was a good one. Evan though wa didn't have much, wa ware happy. I could never think of marrying again if I wouldn't have that love and happiness again that makes a real home. Soma of my friends say I am better off as I am but they don't know how lonely it is." WX. (A) I do not agree with your friends that you or your children are better off now than you would be if you remarried. But, of course, you will have to use . great care in select ing another husband, even more than when you first married be cause now you must think of your children as well as your self. There is no reason for your children to feel "put out" if you should remarry. But, you must be careful that the man you select likes children, that he wants to be a father to them as well as a husband to you. A man who is willing to accept another man's children as his own, even though he may not give them his name, would make a good father. Don't marry anyone who would not fill this bill. Dr. Hurlock By ELIZABETH HURLOCK. PH.D. v Even if you are in a good fi nancial position and can take care of your children, there are other things you must take into account that are just as import ant to their development as food, shelter, clothes, and education. They need a man's point of view and a man's influence in their lives. Petticoat rule is good for neither boys nor girls. , , Include Children Start going out with eligible men of an age suitable for you. When you meet a man whom you care for and whom you re gard as a potential husband, In clude your children in some of your dates with .him. This you can do by inviting him to your home for dinner or by taking your ' children along to the movies or for a drive 'with him. This will not only eliminate any "feelings they may- have that he is "putting them out of your life" but, of even greater im portance, it will enable them to get to know him and he, them. You can quickly tell, when you see them together, how things might work out if you married him,, and put . him in the role of the children's father. If things do hot work out well from the start, take the clue and drop him as a potential husband. When children take a dislike to a person at the very beginning of their acquaintanceship, the chances are that they will never outgrow the prejudice. Elisabeth Hurlock is a con sulting psychologist. Write her in care of thi newsaper for free advice. (Copyright 1952, General Features Corp.) ta at to a premature end from acetan ilid poisoning when he himself took repeated doses of one of the "harmless" nostrums he had so often sold his credulous cus tomers, for headache and upset stomach which came on about supper time before midnight the man was very purple (cyan otic) and dead. Next morning an old medical friend who had not seen the man for months or years saved the family embar rassment by certifying that death was due to heart failure which was true enough, for the heart always fails in acetan ilid poisoning. More about acute and chronic acetanilid poisoning (habit) in booklet C V D (heart and artery troubles), for which send 25c and stamped, self-addressed envel ope. Except to dull sensation of ache or pain which one can't endure without the dope, acetan ilid, the main ingredient of most nostrums which purport to be good for "colds," grip, neuralgia, headache, fatigue or what have you, has no remedial value and is more dan serous than aspirin as a pain-killer. . Some readers may recall my advice about the use of the least dangerous (it is never quite safe) pain-killer, aspirin: If you must take a dose of it you should lie down or sit at rest for not less than an hour afterward. If it is impossible to do so, you had bet ter not take the dope at all. This applies only to the use of aspirin. As for acetanilid, under its pro per name or disguised in any of the score of nostrums ignorant DennTp swallrrar witfiniif oifan n. ! tinino1 thtt aHmieci'nn nn 4UA Tn1Al that it contains acetanilid, my advice is: Never take it at all, unless under . your physician's observation. A medicinal dose of calcium injected into a vein, relieves pain in inoperable cancer, and a medicinal dose injected into a vein is probably the best emer gency relief for the excruciating paint ot (1) black widow bite, (2) lead colic, (3) kidney stone colic, (4) gallstone colic. In the pamphlet Why Have Headache?, available on written request properly signed (not a clipping) if you orovide stamned. self-addressed envelope) I recom mend nigh calcium diet and a daily ration of Ca and D to sun. plement the diet in both periodic sick headache (migraine) and re- line noon Saturdays Why Suffer Longer? When Others Fart COME TO USACT NOWt - Oar Nat-re's HERR retaeeSe wit fcefc yea ta re tain year feed health. Oar rgralaiaa have successful in aidiaa the sick aR eve tha star ever 1R years. Remedies far rSteeeeft, tcaaaaa, heart. Hw. cewstipatiea, pitas, aataraa. teaule iiaiptaiali. kidney. Madder, Used. HMaraatwra, hack aaJ hgieathea. Far Mala, res-tie and OOaraa. BRANCH OFFICES Albany Salem Eugene Newport North Benti " IB MN8 far - -1 HarhSaaciaRrt CHARLIE CHAN CHINESE MEDf'SE B HERB CO. 624 S. RrrertWe MedforsJ 12 NOON TO S P.M. . OFFtCI OPEN SUNDAYS ONLY curring "nervous" or "neualgic, headache. Impressed by the prompt relief of various bellyaches, whether associated with stomach acidity or. digestive disturbance or not, by chalk (calcium carbonate) discs, which are not unpleasant to chew or swallow, I have ex perimented on a . good many curbstone clients you know, the cadgers who try to save the price of a consultation by inter cepting a doctor anywhere they can catch him and asking casual ly what he would suggest for this and that. Instead of suggesting that they consult a physician which makes the beggars furious I frown thoughtfully for a mo ment and come up with, an ex cellent remedy a calcium and D preparation of one kind or another. So, in my capacity as bum bling old one-horse-and-buggy doctor turned quack, in order to make an honest living, I con clude that calcium should be used for the relief of ache, pain, cramp or neuralgia in prefer ence to aspirin, acetanilid or any of the numerous nostrums con taining these drugs. QUESTIONS & ANSWERS Blackheads and Pimples I have taken shots, light treatments and surface medications for acne for years, but my skin still breaks out . (R-A.) Answer Send stamped, self-ad' dressed envelope and as't for panv M00-0-0S and MUSINGS ' Seattle UJ3 Resumption of non-stop coach service be tween Seattle and Minnearxilis- St. Paul beginning Saturday, was announced ' by Northwest Air lines Thursday. pblet on ACNX. So not use a clip pins;. -T-Daaterens Self-Treatment wow can we set - penicillin tablets without going to doctor? F. A.) Answer 1 advia taii not trt nu penicillin or sulfa druas without yous. nhwdMi ii T A Spot in Paradise Wa live in a damp, cold valley in the Great Lakes basin and doctors adivse us to move to California for my wife's health. She has a partial paralysis from polio, and a slight bronchial couch . . . (N. W.) - AnswerChange of climate is sel dom as helpful as it is cracked up to be. Trouble-is that most old fogies take along all their old obsessions against cold and damp and in Cali fornia most nights are cool or cold and damp. The main advantage is that you can spend more time out of doors. ; -(National Newspaper. Syndicate. Chicago 6. miners.? Woodworkers Plan Strike Issue Vole . Portland (U.R) President "A. F. Hartung of the CIO Interna tional Woodworkers of America announced Thursday that strike vote ballots will go out to more than 50,000 11 IW A members, in five ' Pacific Northwest states early next week. Hartung said industry-wide bargaining between the North west Regional negotiating com mittee of .the IWA and principal employer groups representing some 250 operations in Montana, POISON OAK? Try a Bottle of ZEMAC0L Yaa must he satisfied at year moacy cheerfully refunded. Get a bottle re day at WESTERN THRIFT. CROSSWORD PUZZLE Answer to Yesterday's Puxate : ACROSS t Measure of . " weight Desire I Joyful 12 Reverence 13 So be it 14 Death rattle 16 Shining 17 Poker stake 18 Food program 19 Haphazard Jl Fuses M Gasp for breath it Toward sheltered side 25 Son of Adam tS Pilfer 29 Relative (colloq.) SO Girl's name 11 Han's nickname II Possesses 33 Tattered cloths 34 Man's name 35 Unmarried woman SS Welcome 37 Accede 40 Hunt for 41 Highway 42 Inward parts 46 Walking stick 47 Paper measure 48 Openwork fabric 49 Word of sorrow 50 Japanese coins 51 Declare DOWN 1 Label 2 Large bird of prey I Unnecessary Efi A ST LIEIAISIE OP I 0 U S SEETHE A T B L 0 T T E J30 R 0 1 sTEURU SjdAIN f StepT l T pdaInTit E .YEA RC P f A NfjOIS . -PEP "ODOMZ rV FT P E PDA PAlRT PAN SHC ofrVngiK E S E6 gOT RE A PDSPA L OOP OESKI NfTT P I. N I E . E L L I Elslsilslsr lIvirieis' rT2j"T h IS 17 9" " T " T ii y" " ii rp w . 25 725 "a, 27 zT fttli 1 ,' liIL " "" 51" H3 " " " H5 5 5 " BkK.1, B r a , 4 Parts of harnesses 5 Leave out 6 WritinR implement T Saturate deeply S ''resident of U.S. 9 Property 10 Typ'e of singing voice 11 Reftard 16 Military assistant 20 Girl's name 21 Cleanse 22 Lamb's pen name 23 Sudden pains 25 Small, round trav 26 Small, deep dishes 37 Wind Instrument 28 rtmiisl ::o Fall In drops 34 Region 35 Ani'ient Persians 36 Bacteria 37 Alms bos . 38 Fuel ;9 Scene of first miracle ! Mnn' nickname 43 Born 44 Meadow ii Pigpeu Idaho,' Washington,' Oregon and California was "at a standstill" and had precipitated the union's action. . J"f - ' : ' - The Woodworkers have asked a 20 cents an hour wage boost plus a more liberal vacation clause, shift differential pay, three more paid holidays to make six in . all, leave of absence clause, travel time for' loggers, for HEADACHI, cfMimcf- paginal WORLD'S UXfiEST SE1H AT 100 Wenatchee - (U.R) '' Workmen returned to their jobs at the,new ALCOA plant south of .here Thursday after the AFL team, sters' union withdrew its pickets in response to a restraining order. rest periods and minimum crews on power saws. : Er Km IrkSt GUEST GOLDS curs CHARIH DMWIN 10 -JOIN WAS WAat, on rrescisNTiPic . WrWnVOMAWJHOlH VJOKLD, fci k NCTJRMJS1J . ID BE A CLERGYMAN RSIA&URSM6rr ACT PP0IIIP66 'PBSONCBS, KR1 BOM - M-fclL.S-. : - i-aT I I issa sT 1 . . i-V'?fl ai ina 1 1 ii hi ii i Iflt rW-TUMtLER LOCK MOST WIDSW 05H i 1 . BARNEY GOOGLE and SNUFFY SMITH Due to our efforts, the tax deadline has been ex tended for two whole days. 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NO F00ClWt) KkSTSHOULO X LEAVE THIS CONFODNDBI 'W&SSm. .ia CUF AOfB .UCVCa J TMESWS OVERCAST. THAT OIL WELL CANT BE rfl . IgDOtlKEY AND STRIKE OUT FOR T S5k VWSWSbW OVER I0 AMLES PUr.WEST, BUT WHICH WAY rfe - WEU.? NO, IU F0UOW HER. ' ,1 !a 5Laa- U ABNER Aisv , fosoiocBecuz T 62j MML 'HE'SAlibRRIBlXfc HE I tXDESMT sTXAMPLETO I IS?7 SHOFEi7:-FX3GER IT OUT yORESELF. MILLVUN5 AMEPUCAKI &OVS 11 WAIN I a I ' C kinE. FEARLESS FOSWCK.r HE. DOESN'T GIT MARRIEO-- -SO MATCHERUy thcv tahfrrr-so -coa-V-WHU-rs. GONMA HAPPEM . T MILLVUMS OT . i tar di rv.tu -w(ta AMEMCAsN SALS? . N-NOTHIN'- THASS W-WHUT3?U ( l-l-NEVR LOOKED AT IT, THAT WAV, MCOTIWriCTaY j BIONDIE ' CWHAT BECAME Vrl)11 A (cANTACIPl ( yaw aaey, ae umbkibi yaa PRICE tLM North Central . WESTERN THRIFT 30