Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, March 25, 1952, Image 12

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Newspaper Page TextTWELVE MEDFORD (OREGON) RADIO PROGRAMS TUESDAY ' Program TribmM aasaa WIm are received" M moostsibiliry ncoot KTjC23tkC KMED I44ke KWIN 14s ke 300 Space Cadet Weeks Orr New. Story Time 515 Suet Cadet What Are You Doing Stars for Defensa 5 30 Chrt Huntley Kiddie Hit Parade News - . ImZ Club Reruo timer Peterson Between the Lines a 00 Snorts Parade Sports Roundup Dinner Melodies a : isZr Davis J. Pierce Commentary Dinner Mel odes aiMve-in Quia Fibber McGee & Molly Musical Mailbox -45Ted TMaione Fibber McGee St Molly 'Musical Mailbox " ixn Silver Eagle Eddie Cantor Show Musical Mailbox 3-twiSlw Eaf le Eddie Cantor Show Musical MaUbox 7 J05ewtand The.tre Bob t Montgomery Valley News - "tlNwstand Theatre Man Called -X- Lean Back St Listen -TOO Metropolitan Audi's One Man s Family Sports Round-up' :IS Metropolitan Audi's News of the World Baseba 1 830 "On the Town- Cavalcade of America Baseball g.45"On the Town" Cavalcade of America Baseball ":00 Town Meeting of the Ail Bob Hope- fbalF 9:15 Town Meeting of the AfcBob Hope Baseba 11; :30 Town Meeting ofthoAuBarry Craig; Baseba -43 Erwin D. Canham Barry Craig Baseball 14 00 Hank Weaver-News Richfield Reporter Baseball 101S Prism-Lite Parado NovaUme Trio Baseball 10:UnMed Not? Music You Want Baseball 10:45 United or Not? Music St News News I , i "Laura" Ciro's Tonight Sign-Off H'llSS- Ciro's Tonight 1130 Platter Party Cirojs Tonight 11:45 PUtter Party pro set News 12:00 Sign Off Sign-Off RADIO PROGRAMS-WEDNESDAY 00 Yawn Patrol Monkey Shinea :15 Yawn Patrol Monkey Shine 6:30 Lucky U Ranch Down To Earth 6 45 Lucky U Ranch Barnes News " 7 00 Farm News Rural Party Lino- Liberty Jamboree 7;?5Slne"groky Clockwatcher LibertJambore. 730 Bob Garred Clockwatcher Cal Tinney 7 45 Concert St S porta Music St News News "oo Breakfast Club Ralph Edwards What of Communism 1 isTBklast C ub RalSb Edwards What of Communism 2 aoTBkiUt Club Music of Manhattan Bible Institute (MBS) ristZBmkiast Club Ortho Garden Guide Bible Institute (MBS) "y 00 Victor H LindlahP Friendship tarda Record Review tlvIchrtHunUey Friendship Cirdo Morning Devotions taorSkth Bank Neighbor Lady Paula Stone aXZwr" tee Bank Big V News Rhythm Ranch lOOO-The Jack BerchShoW Southland Singing BreakfasT in Phoenix 1015 Big -Y" Relay Qui Neighbor Lady Breakfast in Phoenix lOMUf True Story Strike It Rich News .?5v True Story Strike It Rich 1400 Coral ,100 whisoerinc Streets' News St Review Shop on Main St ilTradlngPost Or Crane PsycbolOfW Shop on Mam St. tlioZAMinst the Storm Swap A Sell Musical Appetizer 11 lwpfultervey? One Night Stand Musical Appetizer nn Weather Report New St Weather News llSreiSn'F&e New. g- Ule- Peggy Lee 13:30-Weather & Market. feppej Voung Better Buys 13:45 Your County Agent Right to Happiness Sunset & Vine 1:00 Bulletin Board Backstage Wlf Sajuleto Safety 1 15 Peggy Dean Stella Dallas' Salute to Safety 130 "Scramble Gamble." Young Widder Brown Singing Tun 1:43 Waltz Time Woman in My House Music Box j 00 Lone Journey Just Plain Bill Major Lively 2:15 When a Girl Marries Front Page FarreU Dan Malloy 3-30 Joyce Jordan. M.D ' Life can be Beautiful Liberty-Jamboree 3:45 Evelyn Winters New. Music Box 3:00 Betty Crocker Welcome Travelers Music Box 3-15 Otr Hr. with the Blbl Welcome Travelers' John W. Vandercook 330 Strictly for the Ladies Dr. Paul News & Music Box 3:45 Strictly for the Ladle. Dial Dave Garroway Music Box 4:00 Mary M. McBride Doctor s Wife Weather 4:15 Marv M. McBride Music Box St Lopez Jos C. Harsch 4:30 Big Jon & Sparkle 4-H Clubs Brad Steele 4:45 Mark Trail Prevues In Reading Uncle Remus "5:00 Fun Factory Week s & Orr New. Story Time 5:15 Fun Factory H V Kaltenborn Hank Thompson 5:30 Chet Huntley Kiddie Hit Parade News 5:45 "On Stage Everyone" Elmer Peterson Between the Line 6:00 Sports Parade Sports Roundup Dinner Melodies :15 Elmer Davis J Pierce Commentary Dinner Melodies 30 Drive-in Quiz Cisco Kid Musical Mailbox 3:45 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 730 Mystery Theatre Rob't Montgomery Valley News 7:45 Mystery Theatre Meredith Wilson Lean Back St Listen 8:00 The Top Guy One Man's Family Sports Round-up 8:15 The Top Guy Now of the World Baseball 8:30 Rogue Gallery Great Gildersleeve Baseball 8:45 Rogue'. Gallery Great Gildersleeve Baseball 9:00 Mr. President Grouch MsTA Baseball 9:15 Mr. President Groucla Itarx Baseball 9:30 "On the Town" The l 3w?f . Baseball 8:43 "On the Town" The Big Story Baseball 10:00 Hank Weaver News " rhfiHd Reporter Baseball 10:15 Prism-Lite Parado Heidelberg Harmonaire. Baseball 10:30 Sports Report Music You Want Baseball 10 :45 Take to the Air Music St News News 11:00 "Laura" Ctiro's Tonight Sign-Off 11:15 "Laura" Ciro's Tonight II. .0 piauei Party Ciro's Tonight 11:45 Platter Party Ciro's & News 12 00 Sign Off Sign-Off ABC NBC 'LBS As We Live OLD-FASHIONED IDEAS ARE SOMETIMES BEST (Q) "I am nearly 16 years old. My mother and I disagree on to many thing that I decided lo write to you. Once a week, my girl friend and I go to a toller hating rink. It closet at 11:30 p.m. but we leave early to get the 11:20 bus. That gets me home about 12:30. My mother thinks I should take the 10 p.m. bus. This isn't the only time I have to be home early. Whenever I go out. I have lo be the first to leave. My mother also has old fashioned ideas about the boys drinking beer. Should they be permitted to drink beer at a party? I am having a "sweet six teen" party and I want to serve beer to the boys but my mother doesn't approve. Please help me." a D.G. (A) Sometimes "old fashioned" ideas are best in the long run. It is better to be conservative and do things that are above all criticism than to be so "mod ern" that you lay yourself open to criti cism. I hea r t i 1 y agree with your mother that you and a friend should Dr. Hurlock not be leaving the roller skating rink so late and coming home on a bus that does not get you home until midnight or later. That is much too late for two young girls to be on a bus alone. Would it be possible for you to arrange to have your father and your friend's father bring you home in a car so you would not have to leave so early? If they took turns, it would not be so hard on them. When you are met and brought home by a father, there is little likelihood of criticism. But. if 1m You'll Always Find Reliability Uniformity Full Strength IN EVERY LOAD OF TRU-MIX CONCRETE FAST. PROMPT DELIVERY Tru-Mix Concrete Co. McAndrev . Road Phone 2-5271 MAlt TRIBUNE fnm ta ratli station a) tfco Mail to auk such chaagea as ar ttipaJia) v ILIZABFTH HURLOCK. PH.D. you must use public transporta- t ttn r 1 uicic die piciiiy ui pcupic who will criticize you and your parents for allowing you to be "running around" so late at night. Agrees With Mother Again As for serving beer at a "sweet sixteen" party, there too, I agree with your mother. It may seem old-fashioned to you to serve only soft drinks but it is cer tainly smarter. While some of them may be permitted by their parents to drink beer, there are others, I am sure, whose parents are as conservative as yours and who would be "shocked" if their sons were served beer at a girl's home. If you give the group plenty of good food, they will not miss the beer. And you will be playing safe. If any of the boys feel that your party was a "flop" because of it, scratch them off your list. If you have a personal prob lem, write Elisabeth Hurlock in care of this newspaper. (Copyright 1952, General Features Corp.) Douglas Fir Men Schedule Meeting Portland (U.R) Some 250 lumbermen from the Douglas fir region of western Oregon; Wash ington and northern California are expected here Thursday for the 41st annual stockholders' meeting of the West Coast Lum bermen's association. Hillman Lueddemann, associa tion president, said the group would discuss mortgage 'money and credits for home building, freight car supply, national lum ber promotion by west coast mills for 1952, problems of gov ernment which affect the lumber industry and cooperative dealer aid programs. Tuesday March 25. 193 Your Health and Its Care I DR. WILLIAM IRADY. M.D. Readers cbat-U address Mrrirlee to: WsKata IraeV USB Caasiaev , Hr, CaL HEALTHY BABY HAS NO In the letter of the month (printed here Thursday, March 20. I hone), the young mother said her two-year-old daugh ter, raised ac cording to the Brady Baby Book for which send 25c and stamped. self - addressed envelop), has never had col Dr. Brady ic, teething troubles or a dose of physic. What! .Not even any castor oil? You ignorant ones will wonder how she managed to keep the fishwives out of the act in the first few weeks. But if you can spare two bits and s. a. e. even you may learn how to manage it. As I always say, the dumbest, most credulous creature is teachable. And it is hard to conceive of a creature so dumb and credulous about the care and feeding of infants as the average high school or col lege graduate. Some years ago there was a brisk flurry of publicity for a public 'school somewhere in the middle west that was trying to establish a course in the care and feeding of infants. I haven't heard even a whisper about it lately. I wonder what ever hap pened to the idea? Did the dumb parents rise up in arms and stop the nonsense? Or did the power ful interests decide that such in struction of prospective parents might hurt their business? In the nineteenth century it was a common custom to keep young infants doped with opium camphorated tincture of opium otherwise called paregoric. Fif ty or sixty years ago it was easier to "quiet" or "soothe" the baby with a shot of opium in the form of paregoric or the strong er tincture of opium otherwise called laudanum, than to bathe, powder, rub the back, change wet diaper, feed or attend to other simple wants to keep the baby happy. From the queries received it ap pears that some parents of young infants even give them wine or liquor on the same pretext, and some parents of older -children give the children aspirin as though this pain-killer were a remedy for anything. As a matter of fact there is rarely or ever a good reason why a baby should ever have "colic," "teething trouble" or Bank Aiding Employee Voler Registration The First National Bank of Portland is conducting a state wide non-partisan campaign this week to assist all its eligible staff members to register to vote in the primary and general elec tions this year. There are more than 2,500 staff members in the 46 branches and 18 offices of affiliated banks, according to F. N. Belgrano Jr., Portland, president of the bank. The firm has assumed responsi bility of seeing that all employ ees eligible to vote, regardless of party, understand the rules re garding registration, and are giv en an opportunity to exercise the privilege. Belgrano added that bank em ployees will be given time off to register if it is inconvenient for them to do so during non-working hours. The deadline for registering to vote in the primary election is April 15. Jimmie Fidler Famous Hollywood Columnist NOW HEARD Monday Thru Thursday 3:55 P.M. Your Mail Tribune Station TEETHING TROUBLES any kind of physic, all the old grannies and busybody neighbors to the contrary notwithstanding. The first dose of castor oil so often inflicted on the baby by these well meaning but ignorant folk ienorant of the care and feeding of infants is responsible for much of the trouble ascribed to "colic" and so seriously dis turbs the natural automatic reg ulation of the stomach and bowel function that costiveness ensues. The unhappy baby is punished for this with more physics, or enemas, all of which are irritat ing and injurious to the delicate digestive tract. The cutting of teeth in a baby is painless and should never be regarded as an explanation for any illness the baby may have. As one author says (I said author, not authority): It is best to pay no attention to the cutting of teeth until one day you discover a brand new one, and then you say "Hello, a new tooth, eh?" (The Brady Baby Book, for which send 25c . and stamped, self-addressed en velope.) QUESTIONS ANSWERS Better Nutrition for Any Family Please inform me regarding reliable vitamins lor our lamiiy. consisting oi myself, husband and children S and 10, also about minerals we need . . . (Mrs. O. C.) Answer Send stamped, self-address envelop for pampnlet YOUNG ruuus Ainu ulii roLKS. it teus about the vitamins and minerals most needed by children and adults. Snre and It Will Do Her No Harm Your Fool Proof Cough Medicine cured my daughter of what the doe- tors called bronchiectasis. I am so thankful to you for it (Mrs. F. G. H.I Answer Bronchiectasis means dila tation of bronchial tube or tubes. I -j i-. . i i : J j . i . uuuui uiat uie iii-raiviiit. curra 11 mil I'm sure it can do no harm in anv case and does much good in many cases, uirecuons lor wnipping up a oaicn are given in ine DOOKiet MLL IT C-R-I. for .which send 25c and stamped, self - addressed envelope. Booklet deals with the Common Res piratory Infections, bronchitis, bron chiectasis, pneumonia, asthma, sinus irouDie, eniargea tonsils etc Aluminum Ware Does the use of aluminum cook ing utensils cause cancer? (H. LeM.) Answer No. Most of my food has been cooked in aluminum ware since Topsy was a colt. I still bear up under (National Newspaper Syndicate, . Chicago 6. Illinois M00-0-0S and MUSINGS We pushed our way through a crowd of people yesterday to watch Jimmy Dun levy beating up a tourist for saying that Medford has a wet cli mate. The stranger sure had it coming for telling a lie like that and we hit him a couple of whacks with our umbrella for good measure. Little Daisy - Oil Wff Fire Fighter Luves for Italy Job Houston, Tex. U.R) Myron Kinley, ' internationally known fighter of oil well fires, left for Cremona, Italy, Monday to put out a well fire, his office re ported. The fire is burning out of con trol at a well being drilled by the Santa Fe Drilling company of Whittier, Calif., Kinley ' of fice said. SAYS IT WITH FLOWERS Newton, Mass. 0.R) When Mrs. Guy De Santis returned home from a hospital after giv ing birth to twin daughters, she found that her proud husband Jiad transformed their front walk into a carpet of roses for her. 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I if SACK FOR THE Vj ,0 JT'NTHEMAIL- J LTT V CAM SELL. IT H J ""' 0ULD(E I 6UB1 I HAT IN THREE fl , r mav have'KQ v I Mechanical Gadget Plays Tick-tack-Toe Corona, Calif. (U.R) A gov-1 emment electronics engineer Monday displayed a gadget that plays tick-tack-toe, laughs when it wins, maintains a straight face at a draw and frowns darkly when it loses. - Engineer E. Mi McCormick, employed at the laboratory" of the National Bureau of Stand ards here, whipped up the ma chine in his "spare time" ai home." . He said the device cost him about $30, mostly for wire, light bulbs and wood. McCormick said the machine can lick all comers except a tick-tack-toe genius.Jt c?n make on!7 2,000 moves. And all you have Answer ta'vestrflara "unle . Emu 3 Bristle 4 Prefix: twice 5 Sour S Redeem 7 Unit I Nova Scotia ahhr.) 9 Halt 10 Chapeao ' 11 Reverence 13 Check 17 Slogan 19 Military assistant 20 Note of scale 21 Fabulously wealthy king 24 Repast 25 All-embracing 26 Sped . 28 Stroke 30 Preposition 33 Caoutchouc tree 34 Detain 35 Dash 3S Coveted 43 Hypothetical force 45 Sea eagle 47 Sheet of glass 49 Girl's name 50 Dines 51 Music: as written 62 Thick, black substance 53 Beverage -55Work at 57 Teutonic deity 58 Printer's measure SMITH f aTrte mTrs t a pa I Rto N JejO M SOLEP RIE 9 U SPC O W M A N P 11 R j 101 1 1 ZZ SHif ETEPCrVI SiPIS lAJlEW LP TT3EM E gT 5 ' E R 5 IS gf L flEK JSK I TCRA? EISISE PC SPAgjqTe E D T3 E E it LAMP ear sPl a jqTs 5 L 1 1 W tTjRU HlAITISnrVTyQ)sN)l p to do to beat it is . learn 2,001 moves. .: , '.. . , Then It frowns and. flashes its lights angrily, McCormick said. Beffy Huff on To Draw Top Theater Salary Hollywood (UJ Actress Betty Hutton will receive "the top' salary ever paid at New York's famed Palace theatre when she begins her two-a-day show there April 12, it was an nounced Monday. . Sol A. Schwartz," president of Radio - Keith-Orpheum theatres, called the ' contract ' his firm signed with , the bouncy singing star one of the most fabulous in TRS 'DESERT ' CACttJo PifcDOCBwK - s-cE fUMT KNOWN rr y used Aft I rELw rV7U L'T .-sir I w fVVr - III - -fW. ?ERS0N9 WHO Do SMA show business. He said there was "already unprecedented demand for seats." ; - Personal To Women With Nagging Backache NasTincfeaeksche.ktscf pep and energy, headaches and dissiness may be doe to alow down of kidney function. Doctors say good kidney function is very important to Rood ocaitn. wnen some everyday condition, such as stress and strain, causes this important function to slow down,many f oiks sulfernac. Sing backache feel miserable. Minor blad der irritations due to cold or wrong diet may cause getting up nights or frequent passages. Don't neglect your kidneys if these condi tions bother you. Try Doan's Pills a mild diuretic. Used successfully by millions for over 50 years. It's amazing how many times Doan's give happy relief from these discom forta help thel5milesof kidneytubea and fil ters flush out waste. Get Doan's Pills today! v NaTiONRl STEEPlECHA&B . i, IN WZYA , Cf. I9H. ICnf IK ! V-. Ik, VU ti