Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, March 30, 1952, Image 26

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Newspaper Page TextTEH MEDFOHD (OREGON) MAIL TRIBUNE Sunday. March SO. ItSS RADIO PROGRAMS SUNDAY Program listed below arc recerree1 fiews Hm radio stations ami Ifca Mail TribauM mwmi ao resaowibiliry neap to esaka sack chaages aa arc supplied ftC - 121 a KM CD 144 M KWIN I4M a 70 Concert Hail Revue 7:15 Concert Hall Revue 730 Concert Hall Revue 7:45 Concert Hail Hevue- National Radio Pulpit National Radio Pulpit Art of Livinc News Hignugnts 8:00 Wings of Healing 830 Li gilt and Life Hour 8:45 Light and Life Hour Christian Brotherhood Christian Brotherhood Churcn of Cnrut Green Cross Festival M Chapel of the Air :15 cnapei oi ine iui 30 Rhythms of Romaoea t:43 Rhythma of Romance 10.-00 Sunday News Special 10:15 Brunch Time 10:30 Negro College Choir lu:o negro ww Gospel Hour Gospel Hour Viewpoint Ui.A., News Bradley TJ. Forum Bradley U. Forum Ortho Garden Guide Ortho Garden Guide News Church of Christ Georgetown Forum Georgetown Forum Gill's Garden Tips Mike-flS" Chicago Round table Chicago Roundtable 11:15 1st Methodist Church 1 1 -J30 1st Methodist Church 11:45 1st Methodist Church Catholic Hour Catholic Hour American Forum American Forum 12:15 Oregon Finance News 12 :30 Your Bible Says 13:45 TtOUT pipie jcij Voices Of Cathedral Voices Of Cathedral Bob Considine News . 1-00 Old Fashioned Revival 1-15 Old Fashioned Revival 130 Old Fashioned Revival' 1:45 Old rasmonea nevii The Falcon The Falcon M. Kane Private Eye1 M. Kane Private Eye 3:15 Voice of Prophecy 830 Greatest Story 8:45 Greatest Story 3:00 Billy Graham 3:15 Billy Graham - 330 Church in the Home 3:43 Church in the Home 4:00 "Guest Conductor" 4:15 "Guest Conductor" 430 "Guest Conductor" 4:45 "Guest Conductor" H'wd. Star Playhouse H'wd. Star Playhouse Whitehall 1212 Whitehall 121 2 Texas Rangers Texas Rangers The Big Show The Big Show The Big Show The Big Show The Big Show The Big Show K -m C nn Til Mtisift 5 -J 5 Stop The Music 530 Stop The Music 5:45 stop ine music- What's The Score What's The Score Theatre Guild Theatre Guild Musical Best Bets Showers of Blessing Excursions in Science Baptist Church Baptist Church Baptist Church Baptist Church UN Story Here's to Vetera na Proudly We Hail Proudly We Hail Music From Hollywood Music From Hollywood 1 Salute To Safety 1 Salute To Safety Bob Crosby Latin Rhythms Coast Guard Cadets TheFreedom Story Baseball Baseball Baseball BasebaU Baseball Baseball Baseball Basball Baseball Baseball Baseball 6:00 Erwin D. Canham 6:1S Cafe Istanbul 6:30 Cafe Istanbul 6:45 The Three Suns 7:00 Paul Harvey 7:15 Hour of St Francis 7:30 The Great Adveniure 7:45 The Great Adventure Theatre Guild Theatre Guild 864 Question $64 Question Harris & Faye Harris & Faye All Their Powers All Their Powers a-nn nrw PMrum 8:15 Monday Headlines 830 Erwin D. Canham :43 Chet Huntley Wayne King Serenade Wayne King Serenade Standard Hour Stanaaro clour 9:00 Here Comes the Band 9:15 Here Comes the Band 8:30 On toe Town 9:45 "On the Town" 10:00 ABC Late News 10:13 George Sokoisky 1030 Wings of Healing 10:45 Wings of Healing Standard Hour Standard Hour Your Bible Says Your Bible Say Richfield' Reporter Surf Club Orch. Eternal Light Eternal Light Liberty Speaks Liberty Speaks Christian Youth Christian Youth Southern Musicale Southern Musicale Camile To You Memo's For Man Symphony Hall Symphony Hall Symphony Hall Symphony Hall M'terw'ks Fr'm France M'terw'ks Fr'm France Across Blue Pacific Frazier Hunt Sign-Off 11:00 Sign Oft News & Sign off RADIO PROGRAMS MONDAY 8:00 Yawn Patrol 6:15 Yawn Patrol 6:30 Lucky U Ranch 6:4S Lucky U Ranch 7:00 Farm News 7:15 Martin Agronsky 730 Bob Garred 7:45 Concert and Sport Monkey Shinea Monkey Shinea Down to Earth Barnes News Rural Party Line Clockwatcher Clockwatcher Music & News Liberty Jamboree Liberty Jamboree Cal Tmney News ba o-ifat f luh- 8-15 Breakfast Club 830 Breakfast Club 6:45 Breakfast Club "9 00 Victor H. Lindlanr- 9:15 Chet Huntley 9 30 Break the Bank Ralph Edwards Ralph Edwards Music oi Manhattan Ortho Garden Guide Friendship Circle Friendship Circle Household Editor Mid-Morning News 10:00 JackBerch Show 10:15 Big "Y" Relay Quia 10 30 My True Story m u-Mi True Story 11:00 Whispering Streets 11:15 Trading Post 1130 Against the Storm" 11:45 Paul Harvey 12:00 Weather Report 1215 Oregon Finance News 12:30 Weather & Market 12:4 j Your County Agent 1:00 Bulletin Board 1 15 T B A 1 30 "Scramble Gamble" l:45Waltz Time 2:00 Lone Journey 2 15 When a Girl Marries 230 Joyce Jordan. M.D. 2 -45 Evelyn Winters 3:00 Betty Crocker Consumer Price Clinic Record Room Strike It Rich Strike It Rich News & Review Dr. Crane Swap & Sell One Night Stand News & Weather Road of Life Pepper Young's Family' Right to Happiness What Of Communism What Of Communism Bible Institute (MBS) Bible Institute (MBS) County Agent Morning Devotions Paula Stone Rythm Ranch Breakfast in Phoenix Breakfast in Phoenix News 1400 Coral Shop on Main Street Shop on Main Street Musical Appetizer Musical Appetizer News Peggy Lee ' Better Buys Sunset & Vine Backstage Wife Stella Dallas Young Widder Brown Woman In My House Just Plain Bill Front Page Farrell Life can be Beautiful News Music For Monday Music For Monday Music Box Music Box Major Lively Dan Malloy Liberty Jamboree You Never Know 315 Strictly For Ladies 3:30 Strictly For Ladies 3:45 Strictly For Ladies 4:0-Mary M. McBride 45 Mary M. McBride 4:30 Big Jon and Sparky 4:45 Mark Trail - -3 :00 Fun Factory 5:15 Fun Factory i.4n S-tiA UnntlAD 5:45 "On Stage. Everyone" Welcome Travelers W-l-ome Traveler Dr. Paul Dave GBrroway Doctor's Wife Vincent Lopez P. T. A. Prevues In Reading John W. Vandercook News & Music Box Music Box Weather News Jos. C. Harsch RraH IasIa Uncle Remus Weeks & Orr New H. V. Kaltenborn Voice of Firestone Voice of Firestone Storv Tim Social Security News Round-Up Between The Line 6:00 Sports Parade 6:13 Elmer Davis 6:30 Drive-in-Quix 6:45 Ted Maione Sports Roundup J Pierce Commentary Cisco Kid Cisco Kid 7:00 Lone Ranger 7:15 Lone nanger 7:30 Henry J. Taylor 7:43 ABC World Flashes "8:00 TheBig Hand 8:15 The Big Hand 8:30 Fine Arts Quartet 8:43 Fine Arts wuarcei- Communist for FBI Communist for FBI Rob't Montgomery Dangerous Assignment One Man's Family News of the World Railroad Hour Railroad Hour Dinner Melodies Dinner Melodies Musical Mail Box Musical Mail Box Musical Mail Box Musical Mail Box Valley News Lean Back & Listen 9:00 Paul Whiteman Club 9:13 Paul Whiteman Club 930 "On the Town" 9:45 "On the Town" 10 00 Hank Weaver. News 10:15 Prism-Lite Parade 10:30 Your Heritage 10:45 "Survival" 11:00 "Laura" 11:15 "Laura-' 11:30 Platter Party 11:43 Platter Party 12 00 Sign Off Telephone Hour Telephone Hour Men Behind Melody Men Behind Melody Ru-hiirld Reporter Heidelberg Harmonalres Music You Want Music & News Ciro's Tonight Ciro's Tonight Ciro's Tonight Ciro's & News Sign-Off ' Sr.r.pt DaiikJ si ' Baseball Baseball Baseball Baseball Baseball Baseball Baseball . Baseball Baseball Baseball News Sign-Off ABC LBS NBC Key Open Invitation To Stealing of Auto Memphis, Term. (U.R) A key left in an automobile ignition switch is an open invitation for loss of your car and a police record for teen-aged boys and girls. Roy C. Nelms, U. S. probation officer, said "kids who wouldn't steal a pencil" often find the temptation of a key in the igni tion switch too great to resist. He said more youths than ever before are ending up behind bars with stiff federal sentences for violation of the Dyer act by transporting a stolen car across state lines. Nelms, whose job it is to fur nish federal court with a detailed past history of each person brought in on a criminal charge, listed sex and envy as the major cause of teen-age violators. A boy will steal an automobile Alfalfa Crop Blamed -For Small Corn Ears Holbrook, Neb. (U.R) J. S. Kagner couldn't figure out why a 20-acre field of his corn pro duced pint-sized ears while other fields, planted with the same type of seed, were normal. Crop experts made a scienti fic check. They found the ans wer. University of Nebraska ex perts came up with this solu tion: The poor corn was planted on ground which had been in al falfa the year before and the alfalfa probably drained the sub soil of much moisture. The corn failed to get enough water at the crucial time when ears were developing meaning only to date a girl whose other boy friends ro manced her in a car, he said. Eventually the youth will cross a state line in the car. Boys and girls sentenced here for violation of the Dyer act commonly are given three year terms. Some 'get the maximum penalty five years. The veteran law enforcement officer said the best way to com bat the growing wave of teen aged car thefts is for every indi vidual to remove his car keys when he gets out of the car, re gardless of how long he plans to be gone. ti ww fa. 1 Around Hollywood Hollywood UJD Now French Canadian itar Suzanne Cloutier confessed Friday she ", ;r"-f was co scared I VL 'Z when she ar- rrV 1 rived by train M V l in this country uiai sue iivcu in Grand Cen tral Station for two weeks. The big-eyed brunette, i in ported by Para na o u n t for . Aline Motor "Persian Gulf now lives in a modern apart ment with a swimming pool, and whizzes around the plaster city in a low slung foreign con vertible. But when she first invaded New York from Three Rivers, Quebec, she was too frightened to venture out of the station for 14 days. Thus her first American "apartment" featured several restaurants, shops, ticket offices, ladies' rooms, numerous trains and a few million uninvited "guests." "I slept in the ladies' room," she explained. "It really was very nice. I could take a shower there for 50 cents, too." Enjoyed Watching Train "There was so much to do. I had a nice time watching the people go to the trains. It was paradise. What more could I ask?" She said, "I wasn't very happy, though. I cried a lot." Suzanne had been secluded in a convent in Quebec. At 16 she decided to see the world. Her parents objected. So she sold her fur coat and ran away with a train ticket and $63 to be a Vmmvt cty? t irt I French governess In New York. When she stepped on ine train into the stream of scurrying New Yorkers she wore a navy blue jumper and white blouse "like a schoolgirl." Her blonde hair fell to her waist r "I was terrified,' she sighed. Afraid of Strangers "I could speak hardly any Eng lish. I was afraid to speak to strangers to ask where to go. I walked out of the station and saw those two-decker buses and buildings so high and cars whizzing by. I was afraid to cross the street. "I ran back into the station and didn't leave for two weeks." One day Suzanne was eating in her "dining room" along with 246 other restaurant customers when a fashion model noticed her struggling with the want ads and a French-English dictionary. The model, who spoke French, got Suzanne a modeling job and a room in a women's hotel A movie agent spotted her pic ture on a magazine cover. After two years in Paris movies, Suzanne now 22, was signed by Paramount as a grade A foreign actress. "I haven't been in Grand Cen tral since," she said. "I take planes now." World cotton production for 1951-52 is estimated at about 34,500,000 bales, about 24 per cent higher than the previous year. STauX. CAESAR CUM Tiner PIERRE MONTEUX Contact S Francises Sjnphnj Irdistra Leonore: Overture No. 3 . . Beethoven Don Giovanni: II Mio Tesoro Mozart L' Africans: O! Paradiso . . Meyerbeer Symphony No. 8 (sel.) . . . Schubert Andrea Chenier: Come un bel di Maggio . . . Giordano Tyl Eulenspiegel . R. Strauss Program subject to possible change Sunday 8:30 p.m. KMED Mart 30, 193! 4iiHLl MOO-O-OS and MUSINGS HBubei? Meats, Inc. ' LOCKER BOXES FOR RENT DEALERS IN LIVESTOCK CUSTOM CURING and SLAUGHTERING BEEF & PORK FOR SALE Cut & Wrapped for Locker Phone Central Point 862 Table Rock Road Why Suffer Longer? When Others Fail COME TO US ACT NOW! Our Nature's HERB re mad lea will help yet) to re gain your good health. Oar remedies have aeea successful in aiding Hi sick all aver the state tot ever 18 yean. Herb Specialist Remedies for disorders, sinuses, heart, liver, stomach, gas and ulcers, constipation, piles, asthma, female complaints, kidney, bladder, blood, rheumatism, bath and headaches. For Mala, famalo and Children. S. B. F0NG BRANCH OFFICES Albany Salem Eugene Newport North Bend CHARLIE CHAN CHINESE MEDICINE & HERB CO. 624 S. Riverside Medford . 12 NOON TO S P.M. OFFICE OPEN SUNDAYS ONLY s Syir P 2 X vL,-? Zi AUT0MOBHJ, WOGXAT .f ngMcrrj 1950 CHEVROLET STYLINE 2-DR. SEDAN Radio, heater, plastic seat covers. Beautiful original dark green finish, excellent tires. This Car shews the Best SlBilB Care. OUR SPECIAL THIS WEEK... EDGIRTO:m0T0RC& - The Harry Trumans have completed their spring house-cleaning and have moved back into the White House. Apparently they have dore this without the help of the friendly Republi ' cans who have been trying to do the same thing for ever and ever and ever. Little Daisy Legs Said Hot Losl Horses Yilh Broken modern practices, Dr. Guard said, "but even some seemingly hopeless cases are worth treatment" Milwaukee U.R) An Ohio veterinarian and educator says the modern farmer doesn't have to shoot a horse if it breaks a leg. "Many leg fractures can be fixed up as good as new with modern veterinary surgery prac tices," Dr. W. F. Guard, chairman of the surgery department at Ohio State University's college of veterinary medicine, said. Dr. Guard spoke at a meeting of the Wisconsin Veterinary Medical association. "Some serious fractures may leave a horse with a limp despite Washington (U.R) The House Appropriations committee Thursday again denied money to start construction of Ice Har bor dam on the Snake river in Washington. The interest alone on the na tional debt is now nearly five times the total of the national debt in 1914. WINDOW SHADES MADE Y0 ORDER BARNARD'S 317 E. Main Phone 2-5487 USE LININGER'S READY-MIX CONCRETE M. C. LININGER & SONS Crushed Granite Crushed Rock Gravel PHONE 2-5336 or 2-5897 CROSSWORD PUZZLE A ACROSS 1 Anrument Characteristic 1J Encouraged 14 Lift 15 Symbol for odium It Hastened IT Leased is Roa 15 Depression to Malice tJ Flnishea U River In Siberia , IS Delight . 17 Resort IS Forsaken IS Dress stone with hammer 19 Twirl U Possessive pronoun 11 Depriving 14 Tensile Btrengtn abbr.) 15 Attractive JS Pitches IT Annoyed ' IS Anger 29 Misdemeanor 41 Collection of facts 41 Paid notice 44 Military, assistant 45 Miserly . 47 Bards 4i Agrees DOWN 1 Han' nickname S Man's nam Therefore newer to Yesterday's Puzzli 1L-0IW SITIAIgl IsItI&Ip. EPpflORCSl y ore ISIEW E? 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J t " V3Lwt XiV lTB IV fcl w BoS Wiwott couvese mem pAZAMlfJ JUMPS -long Such Ciia , QM&, '951- 1felEPrt0NTs5N , TBLbPHOnb, 1T -ntwrtr Caa. IW2 a Ur-aa- 'tar- r m m c M . . BARNEY GOOGLE and SNUFFY SMITH j -iTT-- SflKES i I look at them LAND I I 1 WHEN 00 1 riddles shore wuzA ALIVE aSniiAcSSwK 0 GOSHEN U ( D1T IWY TUPPER? ) A PURTV LEETLE BABY ) SICH fl V frnt u afV" HE AIN'T V(' rSKlUl C. CHED "r" BUZ SAWYER (PISTOL SH0T5YCUS...8UZ GETS MJP, A TURNING (KIN IN HIS LEG. THERE ' hi coEsy :,r- '.. ft s-- fi 1 7 THIS WAY. I HIT IM! I IT SEE A TW COME ONI fJRIHC W 11CKT! V 1 1 KNOW DANG WBlH I PROP OF I WEll RUN IM DOWN! Al Capp Tells Why Li'l Abner is (Sob) Wed! Creates Social vert ef The Century Takes Mac in His Dogpatch Horn After 18 years, Li'l Abner and Daisy Mae are really married. Al Capp, the cartoonist, tells why: . "It was wonderful while it lasted; and I had no reason for marrying Abner off to Daisy Mae. But then something happened that threatens to shackle me and my kind of comic strip. It is what I call the gradual loss of our fifth freedom ... the freedom to laugh at each other. . I created labor-hating labor leaders, money-foolish finan ciers, and Senator Jack S.-CGood old Jack S.') Phogbound . . . I reveled in the freedom to laugh at America. But now America has changed . . .! Now there are things about America we can't kid. "I realized it first when four years ago I created the Shmoo . . . (and) the Kigmy ... I was astounded to find it had become unpopular to laugh at any fellow Americans ... - I "So that was when I decided to go back to fairy tales until the atmosphere is gone. That is the real reason why Li'l Abner mar ried Daisy Mae . . . After a decade and a half of using my char acters as merely reasons to swing my searchlight on America, I began all over again to examine them, as people ... I became re acquainted with Li'l Abner as a human being, with Daisy Mae as an agonizingly frustrated girl. I began to wonder myself what it would be like if they were ever married. The more 1 thought about it, the more complicated and disastrous and, therefore, irre sistible the idea became .... " ... They are married all right. But if you think the future is serene for them, you're ('Haw! Hawl') living in a fool's paradise. BIONDJE DAGWOOD--J FOPGOT TO PUT OUT THE MILK BOTiLES-VOUtL HAVE TO GO DOWN AND DO IT V AMD no IT 1 I. I CANT GO V r DOWN NOW--) I'M SOUND i MUTT JEFF SAV, JEFF' VtXJ enOM 5ALL.V.THC PRIZE-FIGHTERS PAU6HTER.DONT YOU? i SHES A I PEACH OF A GAL' luei I uPCnQPOUJfiHT HER KISSING SOME GUV CAST NIGHT MMM N0M iiih rA WHAT A TERRIBLE A BEEN BEATINS HE GAVE JY WORSE' jVOU DONTKflOW 1 Sm . m It t miALi A BUSTED JAW AND KHOCKED OUT ALL HIS TEETH THE GUV WAS BRUISED AND BLEEDING ALL OVER 'mtsEi J WHADDUVUH MEAN BEEN WORSE.1" THE GOV 15 HALF DEAD.' ( ADDUVUH "VlUi, IT C0ULOA BEEN l THERE KISSING , HtK ONL7 . TEM MINUTES v THAI