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TWO MEDFOHD (OHZGON) MAIL TRIBUHK Tkundr, April f. ISIS RADIO PROGRAMS THURSDAY ftfnmm Bstee Maw arc racarraa frata tfca ratJia ttaHan ami Ika Mail .TribwM mmnmi HipaaiftwHtT aacaat ta iafca wtcfc cfcaaaa ara KYJC imc. IlBD-HWte KWIN 14 fce ' am Space Cadet Week & Orr News Story Time S:1S Space Cadet Kaltenborn 8.O.C. Program SO Cbet Huntley Kiddle Hit Parade) News S:4S "Y"ClubRe-rua Pmer Peterson Between The Ltoea C OO Sports Parade sporta Bound-Up Lanny Hon a i!- Elmer Davis ' KMED Commentary Lanny Ross 6 Drive-iA Quia The Unexpected Musical Mailbox a:43 Ted MaTone Mayor Pyrin Musical Mailbox 7 00 Silver Eagle Your Hit Parade '' Musical Mailbox 715 Silver Eagle Tour Hit Parade Musical Mailbox 730 Defense Attorney Montgomery 1c Traffic Valley News 7:45 Defense Attorney Could This Be You Lean Back St Listen 00 Amateur Hour One Man's Family Sports Round-up Amateur Hour News of the World Bweball; 30 Amateur Hour Box 13 f"?!! S45 Christianity in News Box 13 Baseball O0 Escape With Me Dragnet Baseball - 8:15 Escape With Me . Dragnet Baseball 9 30 "On the Town" Mr.Keena Baseball 43 "On the Town" Mr.Keene Baseball 10 DO Hank Weaver-News Hichfield Re-xjrts J" Baseball in isflu h Can Do Novatime Trio Baseball loias-toornTReport Heidelberg Harmonaires Baseball liiZfTrJSLw Music & flews New. 1 1 nft "Laura" ' - - Clro's Tonight Sign-off Jl:15 "Laura- Ciros Tonight 1130 PUtter Party : Ciro s Tonight 11:45 Platter Party Clro's Tonight 12:00 Sign-Off Sign-Off RADIO PROGRAMS FRIDAY 6:30 Lucky U Ranch ' Down to Earth g -4, Lucky U Rsnef News 7 oo Farm News Rural Party Line - Liberty Jamboree 7 lMarUn Aonsky Clockwatcher Liberty Jamboree 7 JOb crred Clockwatcher Cal Tinney 7 jiCngncert and Sporta Music & News News - m no Rrrakfast club Ralph Ed wards Show What of Communism iBreakiast Club Ralph Edwards Show What of Communism a TnZRriikfasl Club Music of Manhattan Bible Institute tMBSi 8 Br"kfast "5 Ortho Garden Guide Bible Institute (MBS) "n nn vtctor H lln"'" Friendship Clrcla Morning Special 2 iCZfhHunUev Friendship Circle Mormna ievoUons I nZ2k the Rank Neighbor Lady Paula Stone SjwlakSeBak Mid-Morning New Old Chisholm Trail To oo Jack Berch Show"" Standard School Breakfast in Phoenix UnddSchopl. Breakfast In Phoenix ii!Svly SaggSS- ffmn.Mth.WorU. I liAMinst the Storm Swap Sell Musical Appetizer I I vlpf ulrv" y Qneftight Stand Musical Appetlier 1 2 -oo weather Report News At Weather News ?ii5Zoreiion Firtice News Road oi Ufa Bob Eberly Show ii rdIII,ilL Mrket Pepper Young Better 3uys i2-4YourCQMtyAgent Right to Happiness Music. Morgan Manner -1:00 Bulletin Board Backstage Wife Music For Friday 1:15 Visit With Blng Stella Dallas Music For Friday 130 "Scramble Gambia" Young Widder Brown Music Box 1-43 Waltz Time Woman In My House Dick Haymes Show "3:00 Lone Journey Just Plain Bill Major Lively 3:15 When a Girl Marries Front Page Farrell DanMalloy 3:30Joyce " ordanLD. Life Can Be Beautiful Liberty Jamboraa 3:45 Evelyn Winters News - Music Box "3:00 Betty Crocker Welcome Travelers Open 3:15 Strictly for the Ladies Welcome Travelers John W Vandercook 330 Strictly for the Ladies Dr. Paul News and Music Box 3:45 Strictly for the Ladles Dial Dave Garrawsy Music Box :0O Mary M. McBride- Doctor s Wife '. Weather Summary 4:15 Mary M. McBride Dinner Quiz i03.;. 4:30 Big Jon & Sparky Jr. Red Cross Brad Steele 4:45 Mark TraU Prevues in Reading Uncle Remus 5:00 Fun Factory Week's & Orr News f,l0ryJllvr,- 5:15 Fun Factory Richard Harknesa . You Never Know 5:30 Chet Huntley Kiddie Hit Parade News 3:45 Jr. CofC. Elmer Peterson Between The Lines "g:00 Sports Parade Sports Roundup Assembly of God 4:15 Elmer Davis J. Pierce Commentary Assembly of God :3CDriv.In Quia Cisco Kid Musical Mai box 8:45 Bill Bowerman Show Cisco Kid Musical Mailbox 7:00 Fights Mario Lanza Musical Mailbox 7 15 Fights Mario Lanza Musical Mailbox 730-Fighta Monte-ornery & Safety Valley News 7:43 Fights Pro and Con Lean Back St Listen " 8:00 Richard Diamond One Man s Family . Sports Round-up S:15 Richard Diamond News o the world Baseball 3:30 This is your FBI Roy Rogers Baseball 3:45 This is Your FBI Roy Rogers Baseball ' 9:00 Ozzie St Hariet Martin & Lewis Baseball 3:1S Ozzie & Hariet Martin 4c Lewis Baseball 30 Mr. District Attorney Halls of Ivy Baseball 9:43 Mr District Attorney Halls of Ivy Baseball 10:00 Hank Weaver-News Richfield Re Dorter BaseDaii 10:15 Dr. Gino's Musicals Heidelberg Harmonaires Baseball 10:30 Sports Parade Music You Want Baseball 10:45 Flying Time Music and News News 11:00 "Laura" . Here's Jamison Sign-off , 11:15 "Laura" Here's Jamison 1130 Platter Party Here's Jamison 11:45 Platter Party Here's Jamison St New. 12:00 Sign Off Sign-Off Sign-Off ABC . NBC LBS if Dr. Huzlock As We Live EVERYONE HAS THE SIGHT TO PRIVACY The desire or privacy is s universal human desire. Even little children like to feel that they can have secrets and they resent having to tell things -they don't want to tell. By the time the child has grown in to a teenager, this desire for privacy makes a teenager boil with fury. If this were recog nized more widely than it is, much of the friction in homes would be eliminated. The fol lowing letter expresses the point of view typical of boys and girls of the teens: Q. "I am 15 years old and I have room to myself. My two brothers, ages 5 and 13 years, are always coming Into my room and bothering mo or looking into my drawers. I tall my mother and she threatens thorn but it has not dona much good. They forgot and come in again. I like the privacy of my room like other teenage grils. What can I do about ihia?" TJf. A. Of course you like privacy and you are entitled to have it. You brothers, I am sure, would be the first ones to become an gry and go running to your mother if you went through their possessions. Threatening them will not bring results. . A threat is a case of meaningless words. After it has been used several times and ends there, with no carry through of the threatened pun ishment, it soon falls on deaf ears. Call family council Why not call a family council and put the matter squarely be fore them? Explain your point of view and let the other mem bers of the family do likewise. i oeneve tney.wiu all feel as you do. .. Then, as a family unit, decide upon rules to regulate and en force the privacy and property Cetntsrm r ILIZAIETH HURL0CK. HID. rights of every member of the family. In addition, make rules regarding the punishments to be given if and when they are broken. Once the rules are made, see that they are enforced. Only when people take a firm stand can they hope to make others see that they mean what they say. It is up to you to de mand your rights and not permit your brothers cr anyone else to violate them. Elisabeth Hurlock is one of the nation's' greatest psycholo gists, and she will gladly help you with personal problems. (Copyright 1952, , General Features Corp.) WATER BOY GOES WEST Spencer, W. Va. U.PJ Russell Wetzell has lost his job as water boy for a road construction crew. Wetzell was the water boy for a state prison road gang. He was sent to get some water for his mates and just kept on going. In the north country choose a cabin site facing south. You' get the cool breezes in summer; in winter you are protected from winds and heavy drifting snow over the cabin front Your Health and Its Care y OR. 241 B WILLIAM taXDY. M.D. fet WWlata In and Around Eagle Point HOW TO WORRY THE NEIGHBORS To the dismay of the neigh- it, Dr. steady bors and their teachers our four children go without hats, coats or any tuner clothing they'd rather not wear, at any time of year and in any weather. You see (the lucky young sters' father writes), we feel they art not idiots, so they know whether they have enough on to keep comfortable. The children have suffered no ill effects. They have had c-r-i only rarely and always it has ob viously been caught from some one who was careless about spreading infection. When our 11 year old daughter had sore throat the doctor called it ton sillitis and said her tonsils should be removed. She was well in a day or two and still has her ton sils. Other children in the neigh borhood had sore throat at the same time, but they had already undergone tonsillectomy, so they had "gland trouble" nothing to remove! (T. L.) The dismay of the neighbors Is the usual reaction of the un teachable but it is sad to find school teachers reacting like that. Perhaps that explains why the schoolroom is the most likely place to catch the c-r-i (common respiratory miecuons such as measles, diphtheria, scarlet fe ver, poliomyelitis, cerebro-spinal meningitis, simple sore throat, tonsillitis whooping cough, in fluenza, coryza). Doctors, school nurses, school teachers and parents who lay back their long ears and ascribe indispositions and illnesses they do not recognize to "cold," in spite of all modern scientific knowledge to the contrary I hope the article I submitted for publication here Saturday, Jan. 12 wag printed without too much News o4-H Qclubs Applegate Beef Club Applegafe Beef club met joint ly with the other livestock and forestry clubs on March 21. called to order by the president of the Dairy club. Mitzy Bay singer. Secretary Cwen Krouse read the minutes of the last meet ing. Anita Kubli of the Beef club led the club pledge and Janet Boyington of the Sewing club led the flag salute. We are having a contest on our scrap-metal drive, boys vs. girls. Losers are to give a party for the winners. Mr. Cate gave a talk on his trip to Chicago. He also gave us information on our record books. George Barr showed us a film on the Albers research at Carna tion Farms. Seattle. Next meeting will be April 18. at Applegate schoolhouse at 8 p.m. Mitzy Baysinger, Reporter. . Guppies fish bait. ara being raised for pa trip food editingit dealt with the con clusion reached by the British Medical Research Council after years of experimentation on vol unteers the long-eared ones must now take notice that as a nut I am in good company, for the British authorities conclude that wet feet, insufficient cloth ing, drafts, sudden changes and all that old hokum have nothing to do with the indispositions or illnesses which ignorant folk call -cold." More power to T. L- and Jus happy children! And more dis may, annoyance, indignation and discomfort to the neighbors and teachers who have been dead from the neck up these past fifty years. QCISTIONS m ANSWEBS When I say Wheat I Mesa Waeat I wonder wnat you mean in your phlet by wheat. I have used (a nostrum) as a breaktast . . . (B. M. c.1 Answer If you refer to the pamph let WHEAT TO FAT available to any on ho asks for It and incloses stamp ed selfaddressed envelope (11 Are you kidding? and if not. (3) I mean the stuff soma farmers grow. Just as it comes from the thresher. Special Feeds Wont you please give your pinion of such special foods as powdered skim milk, wheat germ, powdered brewers' yeast, blsckstrap molasses and yogurt? Mrs. A. V. M Answer They are all harmless and healthful If you like them, but none better deserve, the designation -health food" than fre-h milk, cheese or wheat. Credulous customers ara Ira pressed by pretty packages. Restless Legs Husband troubled by restless tegs so he can't get to sleep. Doctor Mid he has too much calcium In his blood now . . . (Mrs, L. F. Answer The complaint Is usually an indication for nitroglycerin or other vasodilator. Send 33c and stamp ed, self-addnsaid envelope for book let C V D .about heart and artery troubles), which tells how to r-e nitroglycerin tablet or two en a trtng relieve, that trouble If yaw c i ret It from your doctor or with tCe doctor's prescription. (National Newspaper Srndlcate Chicago a. ullnott) MOO-O-OS and MUSINGS Eagle Point Mr. and Mrs. Jake Olsen of Eagle Point, went to Colfax, Wash., last week end to see their new granddaughter. Deborah Lynn, who arrived at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Dick Girts on March 28. Olsen returned home Sun day, but Mrs. Olsen remained with their daughter and family, until Easter week-end when Ol sen will drive up to bring her home. Sgt"G. "Dean' Rippey of Me Dill Air Force base at Tampa, Fla, is spending 30-days leave of absence here with his par ents, Mr. and Mrs. Ted Collins. This is the first leave of absence Sgt. Rippey has had for IS months, so he and his parents are doubly enjoying this one. Mr. and Mrs. J. C Ottinger of Talent visited Mr. and Mrs. Orvil Henderson here March SO. Mr. and Mrs. Herb Pruett of Eagle Point drove to Portland March 24, returning the follow ing Wednesday, on a business and pleasure trip. Mr. and Mrs. C A. Kettlewell of Eagle Point are on a vaca tion trip to California. Mr. and Mrs. Don McGovern of Eagle Point had Don's moth er, and his brother and wife of Corvallis, as last week-end guests. Mr. and Mrs. Dean Chamber lain and baby daughter of Ar eata, Calif., were last week-end visiting their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ed Chamberlain and Mr. and Mrs. Chas Cearly. CROSSWORD PUZZLE ACROSS ta Yesterday's Run 1 Joke (slang) 4 Kind of Uly t Chart 11 Mature ' 11 Bay window 14 Fruit drink 14 Tune IT Dart It Cravat. 30 Among tl Bucket. ?1 Smudge 14 Cloth measure fpl) 47 Fastidious person It Tomard ! Consumed t Australian marsnpial 11 Knock U Corapaaa point U View 14 Remedy 3 Weasel-Ilka animal. 17 Sculptures works M Finishes tt Foreman 40 Less clotheS 43 Pertaining to Turkey 45 Be mietakea 44 Puff up 4 Negrito 4 Period of ttme to Spurts forth 11 Short sleep DOWN 1 Aeriform fluM 3 Time gone by I Christian 4 Fruit of pine (pL) Kr-EellE ICE o sm pll IaiTIp rTj itlYJiigie n gu mEitf ItIorIsI T" " T " hj "" iTiir w r i -5S-- w w U 5 77 i7 m yy i t a - - ? t A S Parts of circles Falsehood 1 French article I City In California French for "Tuesday" 10 Fuss 11 Church bench 14 Is ill 18 Hoarfrost JO Process of bird's wing corresponding to thumb 31 Peas. collectively it Change 23 Unruly children 14 Inauirurste ZS Desires 37 Slis for portrait 10 Affinity 11 European Is CIlmbinR plant 4 Kdible fish J !ay 17 Dull person. M Stump 40 Article of furniture 41 Macaw 41 Thick, black substance 41 Music: ss written 44 Occurrence 47 Note of scale AIRPLANE HIJACKED Mount Vernon, Ind. 01.(0 -W. D. Snively told authorities he made a forced landing on a farm near here when his airplane de veloped trouble. While he looked for help, thieves stripped his plane of its steering wheel, mag neto, compass, safety belt, and ash trays. Sam Coy, city recorder, mov ed his office equipment into the new addition recently built onto the rear of the library building last week. It is also the Eagle Point Water Commis sion office, for which Coy is treasurer. Jack Fortin is improving from a severe attack of flu, al though unable to be out yet. The Grange Roxy Ann Grange J. Orbin Cooksey will ehow motion pictures of a bear hunt in Alaska at the regular meet ing of Roxy Ann Grange Friday, April 4, at 8:15 p.m. The pic tures will precede the Grange meeting and those attending are . asked to be on time. Now Many Wear FALSE TEETH With Mora Comfort FASTEETH. a pleasant (non-acid) powder, holds false teeth. more firmly. To eat and talk In mora comfort. Just sprinkle a little FAS TEETH on your plates. No gummy, gooey, pasty taste or feeling. Checks "plate odor" (denture breath). Get FASTEETH at any drug store. Adv. i IVECTST- HK&teST M0NTNN WORLD, YJrA DISCCVH2ED i AMATEURS WKC ORSINAUY LCVZR.il (from lrfr"AMfittf -9V v -ar a Mi.a6rbRaH cyclist ofNorwMcshiiT, OF 22.380 MM CVER 3 TRUCES 2S,59rvNDO0M1L8 HPr DCOl rWnKVW ft-SeVT nut BARNEY GOOGII and SNUFFY SMITH Wt think it's about time the City Council did something about speeding on East Main. Whilt passing some speed demon the other day, we glanced at our speedometer and clocked the wild-eyed Barney Old field doing forty-seven miles an hour. Little Daisy o Travers Rods .by KIRSCH WAKEFIELD'S 6th and lartlett tUmm 2-401 . EccssxtywKh Hear The Bill Bowerman Show FRIDAY n roc 1230 On Tho Dial - 6:45 P.M. Listen to the former Mtdford high coach in a special University off Oregon s porta interview. A weekly feature off KYJC your Mail Tribune station. Ireajflkt to yen by tarker'a Men's Steea (SNlF-SNIFlO NOW MAUI I I VflRLMAKE WmmWWm ft I tjAAa iHPs.aa rVa-0 YE HAIN'T GOlfs-l Jl-- aa.. 1 1 a . . s iwru I fvr NO StCH THUNG!!VWWtKV.5NIFU AN STOD SQUAWUtfC I'D FEEL A HEAP MORE WELCOME IF CRICKET WOULD LET ME DO A FEW LEETLE ODDS AN ENDS AROUND TH HOUSE- Jl FBI -feS3 SUZ SAWYES STS NI6HT. A R0SE-CQ10RE0 LAMP LIGHTS A BEDROOM CLUTTERED WITH OLD-FASHIONED FURNITURE. STARTLER H55IT5 UP AND A BUN STABS MIS LEG. OlOWLY T AIL COMES BAOTOHIM-1 HIS FIGHT WITH THE HAWKS f BffrS, EEIK1S HANOCUPFEOiVyOUNDEt I cnin-niu it nun a uiACnil TP4II . I f BUT HOW'P stnKBr It ABNES Th-5 rS TVi HAPPlCSr MOMCMTCf MM UFT !? " tON ALREAOV SIC VO t 004A BC A TvtooGrA. N B3aIir HAIMT OONN1A BE -4 1 TTVL NO KTKICA HUSEMN I m M I m A HIRACLX IS BOUND V SAVE ME AFDRE, WE GITS ONTO TH'-et"-P.-NIGHT TRAIN.'? AM KIN vJST FEEL ONE ZOOMIM' TTI Not far away Uur J I l.? J C IVE OTTA MAKE I ASI I BUS tSV SCHEDULE-" J noma C LIFT VOUS? 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