Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, April 06, 1952, Image 28

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Newspaper Page TextTWELVE MEDFORD (OREGON) MAIL TRTBUHE Sunday. April t. 1151 RADIO PROGRAMS SUNDAY Proa rot l4 helew ara recehree! frMi tha reJie sratioas as1 tfc. Ma Tribes iiimiii m resajoeoifcility except la auk sack cfcaaga m ara aaatiaa' VJC - UM KMBD 144 M 7:00 Concert Hall Revue 7:19 Concert Ball Herue 730 Concert Ball Revue 7:45 Concert nail aeroe- 'AVinllf Hnllll" S:15 Wings of Healinc 830 Light and Life Hour 1:45 Light and Life Hour National Radio Pulpit National Radio Pulpit Art of Living Newi Highlights Christian Brotherhood Christian Brotherhood Churcn ot Cnrisi Green Cross Festival ' Bradley U. Forum Bradley U. Forum Ortho Garden Guide Ortho Garden Guide Ai-rhiwl of the Air :19 Chapel of the Air t30 Rhythms ot minim :45 Rhythms of Romance Gospel Hour Gospel Hour Carnival of Books News 100 Sunday News Special 10:13" nruncn iunr 1030 Negro CoUege Chott 10:43 Metro college uoror- News Church of Christ Georgetown Forum Georgetown Forum 1 1 :00 lt Methodist Church 1 1 :15 1st Methodist Church . 1 1 -in lat ntfittnHit Church 11:43 1st Methodist Church 12 AO Natl. Guard Show 12:15 Oregon Finance News 1230 Your Bible Says 13:45 your HiDie asys Gill's Garden Tips Golf Tournament Chicago Roundtable Chicago Round table Catholic Hour Catholic Hour American Forum American Forum Voices Of Cathedral Voices Of Cathedral Bob Considlne News 1 AO Old Fashioned Revival luS-Olo rasmonea nevroi 130 Old Fashioned Revival 1:43 Old rasmoneo wenrei i -fn VniM m Pranhecv 2:15 Voice of Prophecy 230 Greatest Story 2:45 Greatest Story 3.-00 Billy Graham 2:15 Billy Graham 330 Church In the Home 3:45 Church in the Home The Falcon The Falcon M. Kane Private lye M. Kane Private Kye H'wd. Star Playhouse Hwd. Star Playhouse Golf Tournament Golf Tournament ""Texas Rangers Texas Rangers The Big Show The Big Show 4:00 "Guest Conductor" 4:13 ''Guest Conductor 4:30 "Guest Conductor" 4:45 "Guest Conductor" The Big Show The Big Show The Big Show The Big Show SAO Stop The Music 5:13 Stop The Music 530 Step The Music 5:45 Stop The Music What's The Score What's The Score Theatre Guild Theatre Guild Frazier Hunt Musical Best Bets Showers of Blessings Excursions In Science Baptist Church Baptist Church Baptist Church Baotut Church UN Story Here's to Veterana Proudly We Bail Proudly We Hail Ray-Bloch Presents Ray-Bloch Presents Music For Sunday Music For Sunday Bob Crosby Latin Rhythms Coast Guard Cadets The Freedom Story Baseball Baseball ball" sball ball ball iRauhall Baseball Baseball Baseball Baseball Baseball 6:00 Taylor Grant 6:15 Corliss Archer 630 Corliss Archer 6:45 The Three Suns 7:00 Paul Harvey 7:15 Hour of St Francis 730 The Great Adventure 7:45 The Great Adventure :00 Drew Pearson g 15 Monday Headlines 30 Taylor Grant 2:45 Chet Huntley Theatre Guild Theatre Guild $64 Question t64 Question Harris & Fay e Harris It Fa ye Tin Pan Valley Tin Pan Valley Wayne King Serenade Wayne King Serenade Standard Hour StanoarO Hour 8.00 Here Comes the Band 8:15 Here Comes the Band 8:30 "On the Town" 8:45 "On the Town" 10:00 ABC Late News 10:15 George Sokolsky lu:3u wings 01 ueanng 10:45 Wings of Healing .T.ihrtv Sneaks Liberty Speaks Christian Youth CristianYouth Southern Musicals Southern Musicals Camile To You Memo's For Man Symphony Hall Symphony Hall fivmnhmi Mull Symphony Hall In and Around Table Rock Standard Hour Standard Hour Your Bible Says Your Bible Says M'trmlra SV'm Want' M'terw'ks Fr'm France' Across Blue Pacific Frazier Hunt Richfield Reporter Surf Club Orch. eternal Light Eternal Light Sign-Off 11:00 Sign Off News & Sign off RADIO PROGRAMS MONDAY 6:00 Yawn Patrol 6:15 Yawn Patrol 30 Lucky D Ranch 6:45 Lucky U Ranch Monkey Shines Monkey Shines Down to Earth Barnes News 7:00 Farm News 7:15 Martin Agronsky 7:30 Bob Garred 7:45 Concert and Sporta Rural Party Line Clockwatcher Clockwatcher Music & News Liberty Jamboree Liberty Jamboree Cal Tinney . News m .nt DrMbfail Club 8:15 Breakfast Club 830 Breakfast Club 8:45 Breakfast Club Ralph Edwards Ralph Edwards Music ol Manhattan Ortho Garden Guide "a.nn VintnrH fjndlahr 8:15 Chet Huntley 8:30 Break the Bank 8:45 Break the Bank 10:00 Jack Berch Show" 10:15 Big "Y" Relay Quia 10:30 My True Story 10:45 My True Story 1 1 :00 Whispering Streets 11:15 Trading Post 11 30 Against the Storm 11:45 aut narvey- Breakfast in Phoenix Breakfast in Phoenix Bible Institute (MBS Bible Institute (MBS) Friendship Circle Friendship Circle Household Editor Mid-Morning News Consumer Price Clinic Tex Beneke Strike It Rich Strike It Rich News & Reviews Dr. Crane Swap & Sell One Night Stand 4 n WMthr Rnnr4 12:15 Oregon Finance News 12:30 Weather & Markets 13:45 Your County Agent News & Weather Road ot Life Pepper Young's Family Right to Happiness Morning Special Morning Devotions Paula Stone Old Chisholm Trail "Homemakers Harmonies Country Visitor News 1400 Coral Shop on Main Street Shop on Main Street Musical Appetizer Musical Appetizer 1 :00 Bulletin Board 1:15 Visit With Bing 1:30 "scramble Gamble 1 ;45 Waltz Time Backstage Wife Stella Dallas Young Widder Brown Woman In My House 2:00 Lone Journey 2:15 When a Girl Marries 2:30 Joyce Jordan. M.D. 2:45 Evelyn Winters Just Plain Bill Front Page Farrell Life can be Beautiful News 3:00 Bettv Crocker 3-1? Strictly For Ladies 3:30 Strictly For Ladies 3:45 Strict! yjorLadies 4:00 Mary M. McBride 4:15 Marv M. McBride 4:30 Big Jon and Sparky 4:45 Mark Trail ' 8:00 Fun Factory 5:15 Fun Factory 5:30 Chet Huntley 5 :45 "On Stage. Everyone" Welcome Travelers Welcome Travelers Dr. Paul Dave Garroway Doctor's Wife Vincent Lopez P. T. A. Prevues In Reading Weeks & Orr News. H. V. Kaltenborn Voice of Firestone" voice of Firestone News Bob Eberly Show Better Buys Music. Morgan Manner Music For Monday Music For Monday Music Box Dick Haymes Show Major Lively Dan Malloy Liberty Jamboree JMU81C box Music Box John W. Vandervook News & Music Boa MusicBox Weather News Jos. C. Harsch Brad Steele Uncle Remus 6:00 Sports Parade 6:15 Elmer Davis 6 30 Drive-in-Qui8 6:45 Ted Malone Snnrfc Dmmrl.m X Pierce Commentary Cisco Kid Cisco Kid 7:00 Lone Ranger . 7:15 Lone Ranger 7:30 Henry J. Taylor 7:45 Stewart Craig 8:00 The Big Hand 8:15 The Big Hand 830 Fine Arts Quartet 8:45 Fine Arts Quartet SAO Paul Whiteman Club 8:15 Paul Whiteman Club 8:30 "On the Town" 8:45 "On the Town" 10:00 Hank: Weaver, News 10:13 Priam-Lite Parade 1030 Your Heritage 10:45 "Survival" Communist for FBI Communist for FBI Rob't Montgomery Dangerous Assignment One Mans Family News of the World Railroad Hour Railroad Hour Telephone Hour Telephone Hour Men Behind Melody Men Behind Melody 11:00 "Laura" 11:15 'Laura- ' 11:30 Platter Party 11:45 Platter Party 12 00 Sign Off ' u nc)niiiCT Heidelberg HannonaJres Music You Want music & News Ciro's Tonight Ciro's Tonight Cirn'a Tnnlvk Ciros tt News "Sign-Off " Storv Tim Social Security News Round-Up Between The Lines World Concert Hall World Concert Hall Musical Mail Box MusicaI Mail Box Musical Mail Box Musical Mail Box vaiiey news Lean Back Listen Frost Warn. & Sports' Baseball Baseball .Baseball "Baseball Baseball Baseball Baseball Baseball Baseball Baseball Table Rock Lloyd Vander pooL, a recent surgery patient in a Medford hospital, is now con valescing at bis home here. Some 80 head of Whiteface weaner calves purchased at Ontario, Ore., were turned into the Ray Baker place Thursday by Jack Baker. Spring seems to be here for sure this time. Birds are sing ing, egg prices going down, lawnmowers have begun to snip the grass, seeding of spring grain is going ahead rapidly and the women folks have begun fuss ing about getting the garden planted. Mr. and Mrs. E. R. Hull left Thursday for a trip through the Sacramento valley, going as far as San Francisco, where they will visit with relatives. Ed Robinson is finishing a job of land clearing that will put practically all his land in to cultivation and seemingly puts us nearer to our neighbors across the river for since the trees have been removed we can see quite plainly some of the homes on the south side of the river. Table Rock Ladies' club will meet at the home of Mrs. L. A. Brennesholtz on Arnold lane, near Medford, Wednesday, April 9, There will be a plant exchange. The Donald Richardson fam ily left Wednesday for their home in Portland, after several days spent here, where he was busy in circuit court The Red Cross fund drive Is nearly completed in this district Mrs. R. E. Nealon turned in $71 to the Red Cross office Friday. She would like to thank each one for their generous contribu tions. E. H. Edgingtoo, Sisters, Ore, state inspector for the Grange Mutual Fire Insurance company, was a brief visiter here Friday on business. John Morris, who Is a pa tient at Sacred Heart hospital, is reported to be steadily im proving and he is expected to come home in a few days. Mrs. Bert Pierce, superin tendent of the local Sunday school, reports a marked in crease in attendance the last few Sundays. In a recent news item in the Mail Tribune the word septua genarian caused some of us to reach for the dictionary. Some thought it referred to mode of travel, some nationality, some I to occupation, but Webster says It means a person years oi age, or between 70 and 80. We have read the Mail Tribune go ing on 50 years but this is the first time to the best of our knowledge we have ever seen that word used to describe a person's age. The annual convention for the Union Sunday schools of the valley will ' be held Saturday, Capitol Police Force Under Consideration Salem U.R The employ ment of a capitol policeman has produced such satisfactory results that Secretary of State Earl T. Newbry said Friday he plans to ask the next legisla ture for authority to create a ! capitol police force of perhaps half a dozen men. These would include the cap itol guide, who conducts thou sands cf tourists from all parts of the nation and many other parts of the world through Ore gon's capitol. MSCHA SPIVAKOYSKY natjst PIERREJJONTEUX Sii Fristta! Spptttj Ordtstra The Italian Girl in Algiers: Overture .... Rossini Symphony No. 4 in B Flat: 2nd Movement . Beethoven Concerto No. 2 in B Flat Minor (seL) . . . Brahma Tristan and Isolde: Prelude and Love-Death . Wagner Fraenm sabieet to possible eaaasje SLday 8:30 p.m. KHED A 4,151 A few week ago Newbry hired Charles Hamilton, 30-year-old disabled veteran of World War II, and Oregon's first "cap itol cop." In his brief period of employ ment Hamilton has helped iron out the traffic snarls which had become increasingly serious in the capitol area, and has made noticeable progress, ' Newbry said, in keeping youngsters who visit the capitol in large num ber, under control. Western Musk Not Popular in Hong Kong. Honk Kong CU.PJ Entertain ers and musicians in Shanghai's cafes and cabarets have decided they won't sing western popular songs any more. The songs of the capitalist na tions are "degrading,"' they say. .At a rally of musicians and entertainers in Shanghai, it was resolved to "strive for study and reform," and cast out the influ ence of western and especially American, music. April 12, at Table Rock school house, commencing at 10 a. m., with potluck dinner at noon. WINDOW SHADES MADS TO ORDER BARNARD'S 117 f. Maia Phone 2-S487 CROSSWORD PUZZLE Answer te Yesterday's Puzzta ACROSS 1 Flowers Pertain Ins to Iron 11 Puffs op 1 Destroy 14 Collection of books 15 Symbol for soda 17 Hail! IS Avoid 1 Hatened -Bellow II Simian I J Places J4 Temporary supports It Masculine 7 Arrow polsoa IS Capital ot Latvia 2 Olio 1V Delay 8S Ohitrrred I Ethiopian title I Title cf respect (pi.) IS Those holding office 17 Lubricated Spanish for "gold" 40 Note of seals 41 Extra 41 Makes amends 45 Snber 4 Plupatches 47 Dinner course HA!SIT 3gjAISl fETgTA AiLlTio Jg aIs'eI jiffy ftA'RM3 AiNlisril A5g Pig ML k!Sn. 0NpurZ LIE 3iAiLQE A TPJfl AjS HiVQpje A NirfiCE i TOSjS AiariqHTftgl EjPajEA"3A"Npy1 ElSTjggH? AIR El iMsLk SHIS dJCEJ AJCiRETPpjo mibl Pi!clP io!uir IeipieIni MO 0-0-0 S and Musing If you're think ing we're shrink Ins. it's Just the confusion of an illusion- Little Daisy Sign-Off ABC. LBS NBC Shady Cove-Trail News mrKiT'SS 01 W trumpets and L. L. Leabo of Shadv fnvp have leased Barney's garage to O. L. Langhoff and son Rob ert of Medford who will continue operation of the place under the name Shady Cove garage. Lang hoff has been employed recent ly by Edgerton Motors in Med ford. Prior to that he spent three years in Alaska and was in the general garage business in Mon tana for himself for 10 years. Mr. and Mrs. Langhoff have a married daughter living in Medford. Pat Vile of Medford will play the guitar and sing on the Dr. Pepper program heard over KYJC on Saturday, April 5 at 5:15 p.m. The program last Sat urday featured Shady Cove and Eagle Point talent when Garth Frick, son of Mrs. Ona Moon of Shady Cove, and Bill Caldwell Prospect Union Adds $30J3 To MOD Fund Prospect Through an over sight on the part of the Prospect March of Dimes reporter no pub lic credit was given for the gen erous contribution of $30.53 which was turned in by CJ.O. local No. 6-122. This active group sponsored a very- successful dance at the Community club late in February after the local books were closed and reports had been completed. The money was gladly - accepted 1 by the county chairman and was in time to be included in the county reports. Mr. Grieve extends his thanks to all in the community who helped to make possible the March of Dimes Prospect total $376.17. and Lewis Tycer and Val Bubb, Dotn of Eagle Point, trombones under direction of Mr. Whipple, Eagle Point high band leader. The monthly prize for collecting the most bottle caps from Dr. Pepper products was won by Wallace Gregg Fichtner of Med ford. Another contest is now under way .the prize to be awarded on the Dr. Pepper show the last Saturday in April. Four cases of Dr. Pepper were donat ed by the Holcombs for the Lions club dance held at the Prospect Community club March 29. You'll Always Find Uniformity JS? ev Kniuniiirv v ti. - n 1 j iii i TRU-MIX CONCRETE FAST. PROMPT DELIVERY Tru-Mix Concrete Co. McAndrev.. Read Phon. 2-5271 S. I. FONG Herb Specialist Why Suffer Longer? When Others Fail COME TO USACT N0WI Our Nature's HERS re sued ie wig help ro te taia your fee aeann. uur rcsneaies rtsve successful ia Wm the sick all sjvte the state m over 1 years. nm jsiuna Remedies for disorders, sineses, heart, fiver; sto reach, fas and leers, ceettipatioa, piles, srHima, female cemalaiett, kidney, bladder, blood, rhee autism, back aad headaches. For Male, Female sad Oiildrea. . DKANin eiii 1 sti alii i li Cs-IAKLIt tilAN CHINESE MEDICINE & HERB CO. 624 S. Riverside Medford 12 NOON TO S P.M. OFFICE OPIN SUNDAYS ONLY OFFICES Albany Salem Eugene Newport North Bend I & i ME STANDING VsL t CVE t J HERB R3S HOURS) yoo f SVSoBMU6H I I SSTSliw-sA ITjto CAR OF aiij I TROUBLE: f"MV ADVICE TO OU rS TAKE WUK CAR ID AtOTVZ CO. TWEYrp40VV MOW TO KEEP NOUR CAR IN tTsSEQf C-- aairM-rVraVl . r-&sa I- I fcwrewijwi. AVaJI 3 1 PUa 1 WlsB J WOCKW0MDECS .DwpasrriolJ ASk 1947 FORD SUPER DELUXE COUPE Radio, Heater, Seat Coven Good Tires, Excellent Paint. $ O T C OUR SPECIAL THIS WEEK Of 9 $392 Down ERfif-ftTtTI HOTOF? CO. -415 S? RIVERSIPt MEPFORDa OXE60H- &ha2-t20- 1 Z i H 5 eT"g 9 lio Ti TH IT" i s Mi 1 w 11 . 29 JO 51 i ii Z HZ i5"l T h5 ' DOWN 1 Fresh set of horses 2 Fruit nl. 3 Peionilary planets 4 Fren'h for "summer' 5 Withered Charge 7 Nicht before 8 Sun god Related on father's side 1ft Inclines 12 Wild 11 Impolite 15 Knocks 19 Pertaining to kinship 1 Fabric 23 Pea stories 2!" Recent JS Wire measure 28 Places aeain 29 Lawmaking; body 10 Island In Pacific SI Mistakes SI Man's name S3 Frees of 35 Having shoe bottoms 27 Poems 38 Kxpires 41 Conjunction 42 Room In haren 44 Concerning IHIubep Meats, Hue. 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 An fV3TOrioKH? 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