Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, March 26, 1952, Image 12

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Newspaper Page TextTWELVE MEDFORD (OREGON) MAIL TRIBUNE WadiMtdar. Much St. ItSS RADIO PROGRAMS-WEDNESDAY Prof ram lists below ara rscsivad froaa tfc tasti ttalioM a) tfc Mail Tribusa assumes no mpamibility szespt to auks Mcb changes at ara supplM KYJC 123 ke KMED 144 ke KWIN 14a ke 50 Fun Factory Weeks tt On New Story Time 3:13 Fun Factory Kaitenborn Rank Thompson 5:30 Med. Schools Present Kiddie Hit Parade News 3:43 PTA Program Kmer Peterson Between The Lines ' 6:00 Sports Parade Sports Roundup Dinner Melodies 6:13 Elmer Davis J. Pierce Commentary Dinner Melodies 6 30 Drive-In Quiz Cisco Kid Musical Mailbox 6:43 Ted Malone Cisco Kid Musical Mailbox 70 The Lone Ranger H'wd Theatre of StarsMusical Mailbox 7:15 The Lone Ranger H'wd Theatre of StarsMusical Mailbox 730 Mystery Theatre Rob't Montgomery Valley News 7:43 Mystery Theatre Meredith Wilson Lean Back 6e Listen S:00 The Top Guy One Man's Family Sports Round-up S:1S The Top Gujr News of the World Baseball 30 Rogues Gallery . Great GUdersleeve Baseball , 8:43 Rogues Gallery Great Gildersleeve Baseball ' 8:00 Mr. President Groucho Marx Baseball . 9:15 Mr. President Groucho Marx Baseball 930 "On the Town" The Big Story Baseball 9:43 "On the Town" The Big Story Baseball 10:00 Hank Weaver-News Richfield Reporter Baseball 10:15 Prism-Lite Parade Heidelberg Harmonaires Baseball 10:30 U S S R. Music You Want Baseball 10:45 U.S.S.R. Music at News News ' ' 11:00 "Laura' Ciro's Tonight Sign-off 11:15 "Lauja" Ciro's Tonight 11 30 Platter Party Ciro's Tonight 11 :45 Platter Party Ciro's & News 12:00 Sign-Off Sign-Off RADIO PROGRAMS THURSDAY 6:00 Yawn Patrol 6.15 Yawn Patrol 6:30 Lucky V Ranch 6:45 Lucky U Ranch 7:00 Farm News , 7:15 Martin Aronsky .730 Bob Garred 7:43 Concert and S porta 00 Breakfast Club . 8:15 Breakfast Club 8:30 Breakfast Club 8.45 Breakfast Club Monkey Shines Monkey Shines Down to Earth News Rural Party Lin Clock Watcher Clock Watcher Music & News Ralph Edwards Show Ralph Edwards Show Music oi Manhattan Ortho Garden Guide Liberty Jamboree Liberty Jamboree Cal Tinney News 9:00 Victor H Lindlahr 9:13 Chet Huntley 9:30 Break the Bank 9:45 Break the Bank 10 00 Jack Berch Show 10:13 Big "Y" Relay Quia 10:?0 M True Story 10:45 toy True Story 11:00 Whispering Streets 11:13 Trading Post 1130 Against the Storm 11:45 Paul Harvey Friendship Circle Friendship Circle Neighbor Lady Big Y News Morning Moods Morning Moods Haven ot Rest (MBS) Haven of Rest (MBS) County Agent Morning Devotions Paula Stone Rhythm Ranch Festival of Waltzes Tex Beneke Show Strike It Rich Strike It Rich Breakfast In Phoenix Breakfast In Phoenix News 1400 Coral News & Reviews Dr Crane Psychologist Swap & Sell One Nigh Stand 12:00 Weather Report 12:13 Oregon Finance News 12.30 Weather & Markets 12:4!S Your County Agent News & Weather Road ol Life Peppei Young Right to Happmesi Shop on Main St. Shop on Main St. Musical Appetizer Musical Appetizer 1:00 Bulletin Board 1:15 Peggy Dean 1:30 Memory Favorites 1:45 Waltz Time 2:00 Lone Journey 2:13 When a Girl Marries 2:30 Joyce Jordan. M D 2:43 Evelyn Winters 3:00-Betty Crocker 3:15 Tune-up in Health 3:30 Strictly for the Ladies 3:45 Strictly for the Ladies 4:00 Mary M. McBride 4:15 Mary M. McBride 4:30 Big Jon & Sparkle 4:45 Mark Trail Backstage Wife Stella Dallas Young Widder Brown Woman In My House News Peggy Lee Better Buys Sunset & Vine ' Salute To Safety" Salute To Safety Music Box Music Box Just Plain Bill Front Page Farrell Life Can Be Beautiful News Major Lively Dan Malloy Liberty Jamboree You Never Know Welcome Travelers Welcome travelers Dr". Paul Dial Dave Garroway Music Box John W. Vandercook News and Music Box Music . Box 5:00 Space Cadet 9:15 Space Cadet 3:30 GuntherBarth Sj45 YClub Review Doctors Wife Music Box 8c Lopez High Schools Internat'l Relations Weeks & Orr News What Are You Doing Kiddie Hit Parade Elmer Peterson 6:00 Sports Parade :13 Elmer Davis 6.30 Drive-In Quiz 6:45 Ted Maione '7:00 Silver Eagle 7:15 Silver Eagle 7:30 Defense Attorney 7:45 Defense Attorney Sports Round-Up KMED Commentary The Unexpected mayor r lynn Weather Frazier Hunt Brad Steele Uncle Remus Story Time S.O.C. Program News . Between The Line Your Hit Parade Your Hit Parade Montgomery & Traffic' vuuiq xnis oe xou Dinner Melodies Dinner Melodies Musical Mailbox Musical Mailbox 8:00 Amateur Hour 8:15 Amateui Hour 30 Amateur Hour :45 Christianity in News 9:00 Methodist Mission 9:15 Take to the Air 9:30 "On the Town" :45 "On the Town" One Man's Family News of the World Box 13 Box 13 Dragnet Dragnet Mr. Keene Mr. Keene Musical Mailbox Musical Mailbox Rogue Valley News Lean Back & Listen Sports Round-up Baseball Baseball Baseball 10:00 Hank Weaver-News 10:15 Prism-Lite Paraae 10:30 U.S.S.R. 10:45 USSR. 1 1 :00 "Laura" 11:15 "Laura" 11:30 Platter Party 1 ! :45 Platter Party 12:00 Sign Off' Richfield Reporter Novatime Trio Music You Want Music & News Ciro's Tonight Ciro's Tonight Ciro's Tonight Ciro's & News Baseball Baseball Baseball Baseball Baseball Baseball Baseball ' News Sign-off Sign Off ABC NBC LBS w F-V afl)t Asm Around Hollywood "Hollywood (U.R) Holly wood's gone back to the era of f the flickers. Ray Mi Hand is starring in the first movie made without dialogue in 25 years. He will be seen, but not heard, in "The T h i e f ," i n which abso lutely nobody says anything, Aline Mosby an improve ment over some current pictures in which everybody says too much. ' This talkless epic is being di rected and written by Russell Rouse and Clarence Green, who created "The Well," for producer Harry Popkin. Rouse, who can talk, explains that he wanted to get back to silent movies because movies don't move these days, they're just talkies. "This is a visual medium, but Hollywood has been getting away from it," he says. "We de cided to conceive a story that could be best told without dia logue. "After all, some of the best moments in movies are when nothing is said such as the bomber scene with Dana An drews in 'The Best Years of Our Lives. Something Lost "Something has been lost in the making of movies. The cam era now is just a photographic device. It should be used as a dramatic device, which we shall do." "The Thief." he says, is a sus pense story about a thief that "is subjective . . . you under stand his inner conflict . . . what kind of a man he is." Nobody talks in the picture because the . thief "is always ! alone. There s a plot reason for this, but Rouse squirms that that's a secret. "Nobody says anything io Mil- ftoa't Sm m 4aataar Mimma Ka sutler haw aiaar naiAi - trtrs far iteaJat f acutaa. tmkv ssftctleaa. athletes fast ar waataaar Hf tiia traakl an a am tlilaa (rata has ta foat WONDER SALVE aae WONbER statical) SOAP eaa kl-aai ' ewafapatf far aW Wy ato ar a n for aa Mar at hmmm WO.NDEB SALVE is 'U. gnassHta. antiseptic. Na al aaaaaraae. Safe fas ehildm. Cat WONDER SALVE aad WONDER SOAP ah , Tralf waaalasfal entamoeBa. By ALINE MOSBY United Press Correspondent land because there's no reason for him to carry on any conver sation," he says. The only sounds will be normal sound effects. When he walks down a city street, there'll be the usual hub bub of voices and auto , sounds." Milland, he says, was slightly confused when he read the scriptand couldn't find any lines to say. "Then he got very excited about it,' says the writer-director. "Others in town are, too. But some think we're daft. They say, 'you'll have narration, of course . . . or there must be subtitles.' "There is no narration, no sub titles, no talk, period."- The picture will be shot on location in the East. It will be released in September at a pre miere where all will be silence except for the crunching of pop corn bags. Payment of Ransom To Red China Approved Washington (U.R) The treas ury has announced it agreed to let H business firms and two missionary organizations pay about $800,000 in "ransom" to Red China in return for freedom of a dozen Americans held there. Assistant General Counsel Elting Arnold said only four of the 12 Americans had been re leased. He said the others were expected, however, to get their freedom. Your Health and lis Care By DR. WILLIAM BRADY. M.D. JsmM aMrs jnaaatsti to: WWata U BJ Cail. Beettf Hath. CaL CIGARETTE SMOKING AND CANCER OT LUNG Or. Brady Lest any one think I'm preju diced let me say here that I'm a pipe smoker. Let me say, too, that I'm a moderate smoker. Ex cept twenty or thirty days in the year when the bowling greens are wet I neither smoke nor want a smoke until after lunch. If there's no bowling in the afternoon then there's no smoking in my playroom that day. I have my first smoke of the day after dinner in the eve ning, sometimes immediately and sometimes an hour or two after dinner. Through the eve ning I smoke perhaps three pipe fuls. Finally, although a woman smoking on the street or while driving her car seems as unlov ly as one who casually drops into a bar, everything we can say about the effects of smok ing upon health applies to both sexes. In recent years there have been more frequent references in medical literature to cancer of the lung in heavy smokers. Dr. A reports a series of such cases encountered in his practice in ten or twenty years. Dr. B, per haps with time between patients heavy on his hands, makes a "survey" of recent medical liter ature and tabulates the salient features of a dozen or more cases of lung cancer in heavy smokers. Dr. C examines the available data and publishes in Thorax his views of the problem. All of this tends to give one the impression that (a) we know the nature and cause of cancer and (b) that something in tobacco smoke may cause cancer to develop in the bronchial passages or lungs. We know nothing of the kind. It is fair to assume that can cer of the lung is more frequent ly recognized or diagnosed to day than it was fifty years ago, but that is all. It remains to be determined whether heavy smokers, and particularly cigar ette smokers, are any more lia ble to have cancer of the lung than light smokers, pipe or cigar smokers or non-smokers. Meanwhile, it can do no harm to consider these -facts: 1. Whether the nicotine, car bonmonoxide, one or more aldehydes, such as furfural, methyl (wood) alcohol, ar senic, pyridine, hydrocyan ic acid or tar all of which have been found in the smoke is the injurious factor is still a question of opinion. 2. In any case the effects of Teamsters Walk Out At Hanford Plant Richland (U.R) A wildcat strike of teamsters virtually halt ed the $180,000,000 expansion program at the Hanford atomic plant here. The strike, the second in two weeks, began when 400 to 500 AFL teamsters failed to report for work this morning, resulting in the laying off of 3,000 other employees of the Atkinson-Jones Construction company. Tacoma (U.R) Phillis Brown. 36, of Seattle, was killed and two other Seattle women were injured when the car in which they were riding ran off the highway as it approached Ta coma Tuesday. smoking will depend on the area of mucous membrance the smoke reaches. In an ordinary puff the surface of palate, tongue, lining of cheeks and floor of mouth perhaps 7 or 8 square inches is exposed to the smoke. If the smoker in hales the smoke reaches the lining of the entire nose- throat and perhaps even penetrates the larynx (voice box) . into trachea (windpipe) and bronchial passages almost if not quite into the air cells of the lungs. Thus inhaling means that an enormously in creased absorbing surface is exposed to the smoke. 3. For this reason, the first precaution for a smoker to take, no matter whether his or her trouble be cough, duodenal ulcer complex, cold feet, thrombo-angiitis obliterans (Buerger's dis ease), cardiovascular dis turbance or whatnot, is: Don't inhale. Milttons arm demanding I JiY-l liTITITr- 1 QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS The Shot Specialist - Daughter receiving shots for acne from specialist. The shots are a new drug which is supposed to reduce the oil content of the skin . . . (Mrs. K. M.) Answer There Is no such medicine that can't be given as effectively in the ordinary way but the trick spe cialist has to live high, hey? Send stamped, self-addressed envelope and ask in writing (no reply if you use clipping) for pamphlet on ACNE BLACKHEADS AND PIMPLES. Shaking Palsy Husband. 62. has Parkinson's dis ease. Works in traffic dept. at job that is very exacting and nerve rack ing. Is such work harmful to him? (Mrs. T. H.) Answer No. Send stamped, self addressed envelope and ask for pam phlet on Snaking Palsy (Paralysis a gi tans.. Parkinson's, disease!. Any Job game, recreation or pastime which keeps the individual with such tremor occupied is good for what ails him or her. Remember, the individual is not ill nor in any danger, but just well, say the neuromuscular ma chinery is not functioning as smooth ly as it should. And don't infer from the mask-like expression that there's anything wrong in the attic; if you approach the individual from that point of view he or she is likely to make a monkey of you. MOO-O-OS and MUSINGS i Paul Rynning has a very peculiar pet Alaskan rab bit that insists on sleeping in the refrigerator. We shouldn't say this but we're going to any way. Paul has a hard time keeping his hare out of the ice. Little Daisy aaaaKiaal Shady WakefitW It's Shady For ROLLER SHADES WAKEFIELD DRAPERY 2nd Fleer Medford Furniture, 6th l arrlett SeM m Medferd by Central RtSaH aad Western Thrift Dreg Stem; et year hoeutow dregfist. I get my i secx-tR r" I BOKER STOCKBROKER tiQTOZCD. HAVE SAVED ME SO MANY DOLLARS ON M automobile eeacuR. BIU-T- WHAT I HAVE MONEY USPT FOR SOME AMP VDU INVeSTED IN coco Performance to a WITH. 1 Tamp ydo invbsteo in jt fnrs Kaf)aaE-nrMrwts. m-M m i J I BeaiNwrrn BOSS-jsSeJ AVravl I 1 rn I 1 -zzz'X. ,ksrsjna 1950 CHEVROLET STYLINE 2-DR. SEDAN Radio, heater, plastic teat corera. Beautiful original dark green finish, excellent tires. This Car shows the Best $1 ff I ff I Care. OUR SPECIAL THIS WEEK... . "W ... m raj si inf ' .415 S? RIVERSIDE 0F0a0. 0RE60N - 2-6200. Toscanini Quietly " Observes 85th Birthday new York OI.K) Conductor Arturo Toscanini was 85 years old Tuesday, but even his. best friends didn't dare to send him presents. As far as the fiery little maes tro was concerned, his anniver sary was just another day. He has refused to celebrate anwJier birthday until he is 90. - Nevertheless, telegrams, let ters and birthday cards contin ued to arrive at his home. Villa Pauline, overlooking the Hudson river in suburban Riverdale. ORIITS UR6EST SELLER AT 10C Hew Emmanuel Trial Thought Possibility Olympia (U.R) A new trial for former State Land Board Secretary Samuel Emmanuel was believed a possibility Tues day after Superior Judge Charles Wright failed to sentence him for blrbery as was scheduled Monday.... - Instead, Judge Wright decided to reserve ruling on a new trial motion which he had overruled only last Monday, and asked Em manuel's attorneys and the" state NO otttr rub acts faster in (gDaLsaB'u3 glL3)B CROSSWORD PUZZLE Answer ta Yesterday Puaale . ACROSS 1 Planet 5 Knocks 9 Ocean It City In Russia II Semt-pracioua stone 14 Cushion 15 Implied 17 Rectus IS Above 21 EnglUn poet 22 Thoroughfare 24 Contend 25 River In Germany 2S Paired 2 S Behold! SO Armed conflict 11 Ancient Roman garments IJ Turf 33 Teutonic deity 34 More certain 35 Except . ' 3 Equality 37 Narrate 3 Carries 41 Prefix: half 42 Fall back 44 Lessen 47 Consumed 48 Cravats 60 Tiny particle 51 Deface 52 Winter vehicle 53 Stitches IPIAlSU3lAgOIN ISlHlAj R M fTSTT C A SMTjAJM ImTe t eoTm gnvioTiEl NilAlTA;jnMpPi MjoPN i no mIiItdj R i MpnDHVcaTnj nTa ipieUiDiEiNaA fHl"m ISTnLplO NaA TOEp IpApUv ETjjjE B RL sTt a vpA i wng a sp TAN le!L E WEPT AU Aiftlel laipAMnslLy , Ij U I I 15 U 7 & I 19 j"5 I" n iq Jl "T ' ' dZ: - F 7Wr" IT t ; f" 7 " i " s t si 5 DOWN 1 Witty saying 2 Macaw J Repossess 4 Thin slice 6 Artificial language (Imitate 7 Play area, 5 Parts of jacket 9 Bitterness 10 Dines 11 Fruit drink 16 Number 18 Servant 20 Report 22 Hebrew month 23 Ardent 5 Be in debt 27 Biblical weeds 28 Affection 29 Poem 31 Toners 32 Satisfy 34 River in Germany 35 Pances 36 First Pops 38 Meadow 3 Greek letter 40 Go by water 42 Male sheep 43 Golf mound 45 Haul 46 Printer's measure pl.) 41 A stats (abbr.) to present written arguments on the matter. ' The arguments will involve the question of whether evidence concerning Emmanuel's private real estate income - prejudiced the jury which conviojed him of asking a bribe of Charles Hovey, logging manager of ' the V-M Timber Co., Vancouver, Wash. -USE-LININGER'S READY-MIX Crushed Granite Sand C.CS NCR ET E ( Crashed Rock Gravel -.WI-ifc i fci M. C LININGER & SONS PHONE 2-5336 or 2-5897 nst V Isf Fstr !lfil 5- hbxo hunts lU5& MM L M ia-aia til lit J 1 i TriE UNCIVILIZED r505!U5s, UVINfrM TZEF0SE-T& 1??C06M1ZE LAW OR 0raB2 HEteS OF THE SLAIN Ar preserved As TfcOpHlES rWlO IN 50ME Ta.e9 .SLEEP IN "THEM More coutyiSEous. 4 j-w IBt WVS MEMORIAL, Slur -WdortH M.PWIS frPEZPETUMETHE VEM0f?Y OF HlS WIF. . All OF THE STATUE BUT OMR WERE MADE R33NI MM3LE IN rtALY. EXPERT CRAFTSMEN CATOEDTBHA.tfciMS PHrtToftDlWC rCTllP PH101 W VARIOUS 6TASW OFTHBR MARWEO LIFT. . -- k 6AH OWNED 9f . K.F. BOYD D3yhf7,0k'o, HAS BEEN fNTfteBoYD FAMILY SINCE 1777 a; AM rkahn n arrasl JkBSJfJV BARNEY GOOGLE and SNUFFY SMITH 5 roiruf'r RP I TH LEAST VE CRN DO f WHY, PA(A 1 WmSM AlTD AAf 7 ufoo -rr. r'SHfl,T-L WHEN N-LAIAS COME I NEVER fWK zXl tU JT- in I BUZ SAWYER ftUZ TRIES TO EASE IN CLOSE HOPING TO "GRAB HAWKS' GUN. ST. . -. u BrTB1BB3"l"liB11'1BtB1BaM I I IlilnTW lOONT! TURN I fMfH, REACH IN THETfel I P-S?"1 , S V AR0UH0! J f BOX AW 6ET OUT THEM ff jS THERE'S MORE WOTS TO KILL A POLECAT THAN CHOKM IT TO DEATH., DO AS 1 TEU YOU! - 4j wtsti irr ' IX ABNER tw-Mai isibli vjv'i trrn etviOiyvirwtiJ'njiri" rtVT rir TV a-, ; wt-m DOMY GIT DAISV MAE'S unDFQ i id DADDv-r nr HEROES NCVAH GITS MAwRJfc-U AH STUDltD EM TO AK5A-r au'sj av Mriwrr e WAUAH'M NO m THIS ONION SACK FO'MAH WEDDIN' VEIL. AH L.L STAV KiPt AN'SEWALL wick CALrlP'H 'Mr ' SHORE, O-l I LE ) ONt MORE Yf f.IPUr Y AN" IN TH' T NICKEL. AN J MARRYliM SAM.f C MAWNIN-, BRING A J AH'LL BE. 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