Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, March 28, 1952, Image 12

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Newspaper Page TextTWELVE MEDFOHD (OREGON) MAIL TRIBUNE TrUa, March 21. 152 RADIO PROGRAMS FRIDAY Pros ram It below are received from the radio starioas ana the M3 Tribune assumes no resaonsibilrry except to auk such changes as are Sbpetiee KYJC 123 ke KMED 144S kc KW1N HMH 5 00 Fun Factory Weeks & Orr News Story Time . I 5.15 Fun Factory Harkness Bed Cross Show : 5:30 Chet Hunflev ; Kiddie Hit Parade News 5:45 Easter Seal Pgm. Elmer Peterson Between The Lines 6 00 Sports Parade , Sports Roundup Assembly of God 6:15 Elmer Davis - J. Pierce Commentary Assembly of God 6:30 Drive-ia Quiz Cisco Kid , Musical Mailbox 6:45 Ted Malone Cisco Kid Musical Mailbox 7:00 Fights Mario Lanza Musical Mailbox 7:15 Fights Mario Lanza Musical Mailbox 730 Fights - Montgomery At Safety Valley News 7:45 Fights Pro & Con Lean Back & Listen 8:00 Richard Diamond One Man's Family Spotlight on Sports 8:15 Richard Diamond News of the World Baseball 8:30 This is Your FBI Roy Rogers Baseball , 8:45 This is Your FBI Roy Rogers Baseball 9:00 Oz2ie & Harriet Martin & Lewis Baseball 9:15 Ozzie & Harriet Martin & Lewis Baseball 830 Mr. District Attorney Halls of Ivy Baseball - 9:45 Mr. District Attorney Halls ot Ivy Baseball 10:00 Hank Weaver-News Richfield Reporter Baseball 10:15 Prism-Lite Parade Heidelberg Harmonaires Baseball 10:30 Sports Report Music You Want Baseball 10:45 Flying Time Music You Want News ; 11:00 "Laura" v Here's Jamison Sign-Off 11:15 "Laura" Here s Jamison 1130 Platter Party ' Here's Jamison 1 1 :45 Platter Party Here's Jamison It News 12:00 Sign-Off Sign-Off RADIO PROGRAMS SATURDAY 6:00 Rise "N Shine . Navy Band 6:15 Rise 'N Shine Heres to Veterans 630 Sunrise Serenade Marine Show 6:45 Sunrise Serenade - News 7.00 Farm News Sunrise Serenade Liberty Jamboree 7:15 Martin Agronsky Saturday Special No I Liberty Jamboree 7:30 News Music of Manhattan Keys To Music 7:45 Concert A Sports Music & News News 8:00 No School Today 8:15 No School Today 8:30 No School Today 8:43 No School Today Coast Guard Cadets Coast Guard Cadets Hollyw'd Love Story Hollywd Love Story 9:00 Jump Jump 9:15 Saturday Circus 9:30 Cowboy Troubador 9:45 Cowboy Troubador Friendship Circle Friendship Circle Howdy Doody Big Y News 10:00 Cowboy Troubador 10:15 Trading Post 10:30 Opera" 10:45 Opera Morning Moods Morning Moods f Haven Of Rest (MBS) Haven Of Rest (MBS) News Music Out of the West Paula Stone Rhythm Ranch One Night Stand Saturday Special No. 2 Smilin Ed Smilin Ed Ranger Show Ranger Show Guest Star Serenade In Blue 11:00 Opera 11:15 Opera 1130 Opera 11:45 Opera 12:00 Opera 1215 Opera 12:30 Opera 12.45 Opera Mary Lee Taylor Mary Lee Taylor Farm & Home Hour Farm & Home Hour Disc Leaders Disc Leaders Disc Leaders Disc Leaders News & Weather Saturday Special No 3 Pastor's Call Band Rhythms 1:00 Opera 1:15 Opera 1:30 Opera 1:45 Opera 2:00 Opera 2:15 Tea & Crumpets 2:30 At Home With Music 2:45 Fascinating Rhythm Howdy Doody Howdy Doody Mind Your Manners Mind Your Manners Big CitySerenade Big City Serenade Helping Hand Terrea Lea News Western Jamboree Western Jamboree Western Jamboree Salute To Safety Salute To Safety Music Box Music Box 3:00 Junior Junction 3:15 Junior Junction 330 Telephone Club 1230 3:45 Telephone Club1230 4:00 Telephone Club 1230 4:15 News 4:30 Telephone Club 1230 4:45 Telephone Club 1230 Public Affairs H. J. Kaltenborn NBC Symphony NBC Symphony Music Box Music Box " Rhythm at Random Musical Best Bets Baseball Baseball Baseball Baseball NBC Symphony NBC Symphony Med ford on Guard Social Security Baseball Baseball Baseball Baseball 5:00 Telephone Club 1230 5:15 Dr. Pepper Show 6:30 Christian Science Cb 5:45 "Y" Club Revue News What Are You Doing Bob and Ray Bob and Ray 6:00 Ira Blue Sports 6:15 Veterans Admin Show 6:30 Space Patrol 6:45 Space Patrol 7:00 Sat at the Shamrock 7:15 Sat at the Shamrock 7:30 Dinner in Green Room' 7:45 Dinner in Green Room" 8:00 The Lone Ranger 8:15 The Lone Ranger 8:30 President Truman 8:45 President Truman Tex Beneke J Pierce Commentary Judy Canova Judy Canova Vaughn Monroe Vaughn Monroe Grand Ole Opry Grand Ole Opry Baseball Baseball Baseball Baseball Toos In Pops Tops In Pops Tops In Pops Tops In Pops LBS Bandstand" LBS Bandstand LBS Bandstand LBS Bandstand 9:00 Dancing Party 9:15 Dancing Party 9:30 Dancing Party 9:45 Dancing Party Eddy Arnold Show Eddy Arnold Show Round-up Time Round-up Time News and Music Music Proudly We Hall Proudly We Hail News Organ Portraits Organ Portraits Minute Women 10:00 News 10:15 Prism-Lite Parade 10:30 Alert America 10:45 Buddy Weed Trio I ll00--"Laura" 11:15 "Laura" li.au Piattei Party I I 45 Platter Party 10 o'clock Ticker Serenade in Blue Short Story Short Story Ciro's'Tonight Ciro's Tonight Ciro's & News Ciro's & News 3rd Army Band 3rd Army Band Soldier Serenade Amer. Legion Report Norman Towson Jr. Gai Paris Music Hall Gai Paris Music Hall News 12:00 Sign Off Sign Off KWIN Carousel KWIN Carousel KWIN Carousel News "Sign-Off ABC NBC LBS Your Health and Its Care By OR. WILLIAM tRADY. M.O. Readers should address inquiries to: William Brady, 265 El Camino. Beverly Hill. CaL , THE MANIFESTATIONS OF P. D. Dr. Brady The oracle who presides over this contumacious column must hav heen nodding when he pounded out the piece titled Nutritional De ficiency and Pyorrhea (Feb. 18) or maybe overdue for a conference o n the bowling green. In the first paragraph I said: "The trouble known as pyorrhea, in my opinion, is not a specific dis ease but a manifestation of physical degeneration due to nutritional deficiency." Incidentally, 'young ones there's a sentence to practice your diction, construction, ety mology, punctuation and even your grammar (ouch) on. Two or three games para graphs further along in the same piece I said: "In my opinion" (anyway my construction was better, don't you think?) "chronic rheumatiz or arthritis" (if you prefer the more expensive term) "is a manifestation of physical degeneration due to nutritional deficiency." If at first you infer that my needle stuck or the typographers gummed things up you had bet ter do some thinking before you call attention to the obvious blunder. Before I turn up my toes you're going to learn, I hope, that pyorrhea and chronic rheumatiz (arthritis to you. Wise acre) are not the half of it. I have some more bad news for you today, to-wit: . ' - In my opinion hardening of the arteries (arteriosclerosis) and most cases of chronic heart disease are manifesta tions of physical degeneration due to nutritional deficiency. I keep repeating physical de generation lest lunkheads infer I am casting aspersions on the SAVE.. BUY 100 Tiblets 490 morals of people with pyorrhea, rheumatiz or cardio-vascular de generation. As one of my most valued assistants, N. Webster, de scribes it in the Unabridged, de generation is: 4. Med. Deterioration of a tis sue or an organ in which its vitality is diminished; a sub stitution of a lower for a high er form of structure, either by chemical change of the tissue or the deposit of abnormal matter in the tissues. That's pretty good, but Sted- man's Medical Dictionary gives a better definition of degenera tion: A retrogressive pathological change in cells or tissues in consequence of which the func tioning power is lost and the living substance becomes con verted into an inert mass. Even Stedman seems a shade too gloomy about it. He might have said "in consequence of which the functioning power is impaired or weakened and may be lost if the degeneration pro cess is not retarded or reversed." I'm not a therapeutic optimist but I believe it is possible to re tard or arrest the degeneration in most instances that is, to bring about regeneration and restoration of function. In the booklet The 7 Keys to Vile, for which send 25c and stamped self-addressed envelope, without particular reference to pyorrhea, rheumatiz or slow artery failure-there is a menu for a basic or model health diet, on which to build your own re generation or reduction diet. AS MG LlVC tUZAMTH MURieCR. Mi QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS Bromidrosis My son, in the Navy, and I both have stinking feet. With the slightest sweating our feet smell bad. no matter how much we bathe. It is very em barrassing. We have tried every thing . . . (C. L. A.) Answer Formaldehyde will stop It, if carefully used. Instructions in booklet CARE OF THE FEET, for which send 25c and stamped, self addressed envelope. ' (National Newspaper Syndicate Chicago 6. Illinois) SPEEDY L0NG-UST1N6 relief for nuEu was ACIIES-FAinS rniHiHrTirn IS A "HOME OF THEIR OWN' j ESSENTIAL TO HAPPINESS? One of the dreams of a young couple is to have a home of their own where they can be off. by themselves, away from any pos sible interference from family or friends. But is this essential to happiness? That is the ques tion raised by the following let ter from a disturbed and wor ried mother: (Q) "Our daughter of 18 U going to marry an only child of 23. Although she has paid for nearly half the furniture, she tells mo they are going to live with his folks. She says ho doesn't want to rent a place as that is 'throwing away money'. Ho hasn't one cent saved although ho has worked since ho was 15 and has nover paid board. Together lhoy earn enough to have a place of their own but lhe says sho wants to decide things for her self. Is there anything we can say to make her see she is losing something she can nev er gain back by not being alone when first married?" Mrs. D. M. (A) I do not feel that it is es sential to have a place of their own for young people to be hap- 1 ""' 8 py. If they are liSIr! - 5 hiivine their 1 thev can make L i the room or 71 rooms they if f I share a "place ( ' I of their own" lTV I eVen if U iS ln fjTv I the home of 7 '"tL '" 1 " the young oTrErtodT ma"' parent,; If I were in your place, I would be far more concerned about the fact that this man is contemplating mar riage without a cent in reserve than I would be about their liv- ing with his parents. After work ing for eight years, and with no board to pay, it seems strange to me that he has nothing saved. It seems even stranger that he has the nerve to ask a girl to marry him under such conditions. So long as your daughter will be living in the home of her in-laws, you can feel secure about her having a roof over her head and food to eat. But it is not a wise beginning fo young people to start off their marriage with empty pockets. Your daughter may realize the seriousness of having no nest egg for emergencies and that may be "why she has consented to live with her in-laws. If her attitude toward them is favor able and they are willing to ac cept her as a daughter, all should go well If. however, all does not go well, it will be a difficult situa tion for her. When a husband feels that a home of his own is "throwing money away" and when he has nothing saved, the wife is almost doomed to a life How docs it happen? If you asked the boys with the slide rules, they'd tell you that most auto accidents are caused, not by faulty cars, but by faulty drivers. Sure, the reckless drivers have their share of smashup. But it's the normally careful driver, who gits careless only once in a whil; who has most of the accidents. Keep it in mind next time you drive, won't you? Fublished as e public service in cooperation with. The Advertising Council. MOO-O-OS and MUSINGS under her In-laws roof, whether she likas it or not Elisabeth Huzlock Is a consul- tag psychologist. Write her la care of this newspaper for free advice. (Copyright, 1952, General Features Corporation) A well known governor of a Northwest State spoke in Medford this week and then went home and promptly had the flu. We presume was bitten by Doug Bug. that he a local Little Daisy !;!l-p!: ' ; . r- - ; ' JJ ' : See Shady for Draperies Shady Wakefield and Drapery Material WAKEFIELD DRAPERY 2nd Fleer Medferd Furniture. Oth ft artlett lie 4 I f I 'MA A.ZJ - ft . mm m -mm): mn I -x. . WM A MUTM-TAKIIte NAlMfOUa tAIO SNOW 4 ,a&" ML Tfl.v-i UvJLaJUU -wis- -3 & v cm,n7J.Wk z 5 W Ue l-tU . Of the dozen major rivers In North Carolina only one, the Cape Fear, flows directly into the Atlantic. Others empty into large sounds shielded from the ocean by the long string of islands known as the Outer Banks. CROSSWORD PUZZLE ACROSS 1-Baae 4 Pierce 5 Walk 12 Room tn harass lJ Killer w hale H Lor age 15 Profit 17 Twirl IS Apothecaries tlht IS Okwsy fabrle Jl Prophets U Burrowing mammal t Etruaran title IS Fellow boarder - PwrGyat'e another 50 Small rrcD lik birds 11 Cut timber 51 Makes destitute S4 Smoke and fee Man's name 1 Highest points ST Hat ornament 40 Sharp 41 Ieave out 4! Worship 4 Competent 47 Arabian prinra 4 Steer 4 Entrance S Grooves II Dtxtreca algnal Answer to Yesterday's Puzzle ILIAIMIAI 8 iM 1 UUkiliJ A,e ai Ilk em gif WpLp AlWUg A L LI ISDEiAgQiyg i t1 'T ApMpTSr fpEgp is Tig cIaIl e p IrgUiTTT 1m Us" p siAmuigpAlvt MA TEppa i loQTIQINI Ev gnuAiE stTh TtvTgl EldI l f eI ew i t IjIpIpisI IriNiisi IivIeIpisi 1, wASU 0H tntt' ACTUAL AtlTHtMne CU0 A$ A COMMUNIST TOt tW lcl VmjZZ - , w--' .1 WS S.-M RflBR toe; DANA ANDREWS WHO UVBS THIS DYNAMIC ROLEI COMING NEXT MONDAY MARCH 31 sr KMED-7 P.M. Presented by the bakers of MORNING FRESH BREAD " W" "IT lf. JH If 27 II"IZX till I I i I I I I DOWN 1 Tennis stroke t Poem 2 Ruamer 4 Couches 6 Neat 6 Perform 7 Musical Instruments t Orderliness 4-Prlnk heaviljF . -Great Ijk 11 Founder of Pennsylvania ' IS Is mistaken I Charity 11 Broad, thick - slice it Comfort St Customs K C.un !6 Books of facts 7-Stole 2S Urpes on JO Pnmrsl leafed U ThriKtlnn . fmival 34 Prophet "6 Kquals . HiFrog 15-Puh.it r. Storage pit 4t Jc-in 5 Ijirgt bird 44 Aim 4& Abstract being JURY FAVORS FARMER Mills' land, the fanner pumped Shawneetown, 111." . (U.R) pistol bullets into , the truck's When an bif company failed to tires. A jury cleared him of take "fair warning" and stop its charges of malicious mischief truck from using a road" on Matt and disturbing the peace. : KKOC. rSLAMD W THE UM10N, once Hto ro government too five cAPmu. Arm - SAMB 71M Wr-TER WARD ONE OF OEVElAND's 6REMEST B0WLET2S, HAS k RECORD OF EVERY PIN r HAS KNOCKED T5DNN DUKIKS THE ?r9T, 23YSA&- PEVTlSSUDS A .NWUBM ROCK T0RAW.0N IN . UTAH mmf " 7 erv c. Xi2 few IMsaa Fses ii liilim. toe - i -h I ' BARNEY GOOGLE and SNUFFY SMITH " V 0H, LAWSY SAKES11 1 W,Iav CRICKET BAftLOWtA oSmT ? ) YE Hfl,N'.T G0T m ,DEE 74L WHflT ve FT WHAT ON ftlRTH 1 Jt J WHAT ,TS UKE T0 HAVE ' Kl tgAJLZ? AILS VOU THIS JVWZZ.l'f fl CRITTER IN TH' HOUSE J, Vi SrT " w MORNIM ? j0eC TVT- THAT SLEEPS ALL DAV LONG TT A JYWLfa iD -v " BLESSCT H' : IUZ SAWYER dUOO TBOtCOrejSiONM A CASH FOR KKn&OOM ' LM mmmm !T?S5??HyS i It ABNER - '' - : .. ; - ' ' t : M-NOT AFTER AU. h TO' 'ZSh O OTHER DcCENT PEOPLE TH V'ARS AM HAS &f-M SO AH NOM PRONOUNCESf TODAY.? -AN'NOW-SOMETHIM'U. HAS COMC TRUE." SUCCESSFLH-LV J F. VBCVO' PANIC-STRICKEN HAPPEN T'SAVE ME. SOME MIRACLE? UP T r&ZMWi o-oooco trr 7 io-AN'Yo:voBciTYr C'MON, MIRACLE- -Ml : W'7W BLONDii ;s. . ; : iraililTM1 ! ( H-M-M ) IWELL.GIVE IT BACK-) m WAIT A I I il.jf I'LL PUT HER IN J1S I ElTHEl? 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