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6 Drive-iA Quia The Unexpected Musical Mailbox
a:43 Ted MaTone Mayor Pyrin Musical Mailbox
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O0 Escape With Me Dragnet Baseball
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7 lMarUn Aonsky Clockwatcher Liberty Jamboree
7 JOb crred Clockwatcher Cal Tinney
7 jiCngncert and Sporta Music & News News
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8 Br"kfast "5 Ortho Garden Guide Bible Institute (MBS)
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2 iCZfhHunUev Friendship Circle Mormna ievoUons
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-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
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330 Strictly for the Ladies Dr. Paul News and Music Box
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: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
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5:30 Chet Huntley Kiddie Hit Parade News
3:45 Jr. CofC. Elmer Peterson Between The Lines
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4:15 Elmer Davis J. Pierce Commentary Assembly of God
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8:45 Bill Bowerman Show Cisco Kid Musical Mailbox
7:00 Fights Mario Lanza Musical Mailbox
7 15 Fights Mario Lanza Musical Mailbox
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" 8:00 Richard Diamond One Man s Family . Sports Round-up
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3:30 This is your FBI Roy Rogers Baseball
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' 9:00 Ozzie St Hariet Martin & Lewis Baseball
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30 Mr. District Attorney Halls of Ivy Baseball
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10:30 Sports Parade Music You Want Baseball
10:45 Flying Time Music and News News
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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
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WILLIAM taXDY. M.D.
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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.
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10 Fuss
11 Church bench
14 Is ill
18 Hoarfrost
JO Process of
bird's wing
corresponding
to thumb
31 Peas.
collectively
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23 Unruly
children
14 Inauirurste
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37 Slis for
portrait
10 Affinity
11 European
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40 Article of
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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.
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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.
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