Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, April 10, 1952, Image 20

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Newspaper Page Textroum MEDroHD lonxaom RADIO PROGRAMS THURSDAY Pref raaas TribvM assua bWw STd sacaivael a respoasibiliry except ta atake KYJC mito KMED 144 ke KWLN 14SSSS 5:00 Space Cadet Week Orr News Starr Tim 5:15 Space Cadet Kaltenborn S.O.C. Program 5:30 Chet Huntley Kiddie Hit Panda News , 5:45 "Y" Club Hevua Elmer Peterson Between The Ltoaa 6 00 Sports Parad S porta Round-Up Lenny Koas 6- 15 Elmer Davis KMED Commentary Lanny Koas 6 30 Drive-in Quia , The Unexpected Musical Matrboai -6:45 Ted Malone Mayor Flynn Musical Mailbox 7- 00 Silver Eagle Your Hit Parade Musical Mallbos 715 Silver Eagle Your Hit Parade Musical Mailboa 730 Defense Attorney Montgomery x Traffic Valley News 7:45 Defense Attorney Could This Be You Lean Back et Listed) 8 00 Amateur Hour One Man's Family Sports Hound-ua 6:15 Amateur Hour News of the World Baseball . 8:30 Amateur Hour Box 13 aMt!aH2 8:45 Christianity in News Box 13 Baseball ' 9-00 Maddox Bros. & Rose Dragnet Baseball 9-15 Maddox Bros. & Rose Dragnet Baseball 9:30 "On the Town" Mr.Keene Baseball 9:45 -Qn the Town" Mr. Keene Baseball io-oo Hank Weaver-News Richfield Reporter Baseball 10-15 club Can Do Nova time Trio Baseball 10-30 Sports Report Heidelberg Harmonalres Baseball 10:45 Lea Brown Show Music at News News 1100 "Laura" Ciro's Tonight lign-off 11:15 Laura" Ciro's Tonight 11 ao Platter Party Ciro's Tonight 11:45 Platter Party Ciro's Tonight 12:00 Sign-Off Sign-Off RADIO PROGRAMS FRIDAY 6:00 Yawn Patrol i!on5, f """ 6:15 Yawn Patrol . Monkey Shines 6:30 Lucky U Ranch . Down To Earth 6:45 Lucky U Ranch News 7 00 Farm News Rural Party Una Liberty Jamboree r'l5 Martin Agronsky Clockwatcher Liberty Jamboree 7J0BbGarred Clockwatcher Cal Tinney 7:45 Concert and Sports Music & News News "a 00 Breakfast Club Clock Watcher Breakfast In Phoenix 'i5BreaKtast Club Clockwatcher Breakfast In Phoenix an Breakfast Club Music ot Manhattan Bioie institute iMBS) 85 Breakfast Club Ortho Garden Guide Bible Institute (MBS) a oo Victor H Lindlahr Friendship Circle "Morning Special iSCnVtHunty- Friendsnip Circle Morning tvouona smitoSnli Neighbor Lady Paula Stone 1 j&Ztreak the Sink Mio-Morning News Old Chisholm TraU -- . ,,. n-rch Show Standard School Music Box in ii-Y-ReUyQuia Standard School Music Box JnnZTrue Storv Strike It Rich" News' t08s Tl fgr? Strike It Rich Hymn, of the World mi i on whisnering Streeta News & Reviews Shop on Main St. H:?wTradmTpost Or Cran. Pscologis.Shop on Main St ii ioZAVinrt toe Storm Swap Sell Musical Appetiser iVifclpfuirv" One Night Stand Musical Appetiser r2:00 Weather Report" News Weather SjVharlv Mho. iSi rreeon Finance News Road oi Ule Bob Eberly Show iaotlwMthei & Marten Pepper Young Better Buys 12 45 Your County Agent Right to Happiness Music. MorgsnManner " 1 00 Bulletin Board Backstage Wife Music For Friday 115 Visit With Bing - Stella Dallas Music For Friday 1- 30 "Scramble Gamble" Young Widder Brown Music Box l:45Waltz Time Woman In My House Dick Haymes Show "2 00 Lone Journey Just Plain Bill MaJorLively 215 When a Girl Marries Front Page Farrell DanMalloy 2 30-JoycS JordanTMO Life Can Be BeauUful Liberty Jamboree 2- 45 Evelyn Winters News Music Box "3:00 Betty Crocker Welcome Travelers Open ljSu5. ..,ook. 3:15 Strictly for the Ladles Welcome Travelers John W Vandereooa: 3:30 Strictly for the Ladies Dr. Paul News and Music Box 3 45 Strictly for the Ladies Dial Dave Garraway Music Box "4:00 Mary M. McBride Doctor's Wife Weatber Summary 4:15 Mary M. McBride VincentLopea Jos. C. Harsch 4:30 Big Jon & Sparky Boy Scouts Brad Steele 4:45 Mirk TraU prevues in Reading Uncle Remus 5:00 Fun Factory Week s & Orr News Story Time , 5:15 Fun Factory Richard Harkness Country Music Tuna 5:30 Che t Huntley Kiddie Hit Parade News 5:45 Jr. C. QfC. Elmer Peterson Between The Lines , 6:00 Sports Parade Sports Roundup A!S?bJy, 6:15 Elmer Davis- ' J. Pierce Commentary Assembly of God 6:30 Drive-in Quut Cisco Kid J!u,JeJ !f HSSJ 6:45 Bill Bowerman Show Cisco Kid Musical Mailbox 7:00 Fights Mario Lanza"' Musical Mailbox 7-15 Fishta Mario Lanza Musical Mailbox 70 Fights Montgomery & Safety Valley Newe 7:45 Fights Pro and Con Lean Back Listen 8:00 Richard Diamond One Man s Family Sports Round-up' 8:15 Richard Diamond , News ot the World' Baseball 8:30 This is your FBI Roy Rogers Baseball 8 45 This is Your FBI Roy Rogers Baseball 9:00 Oxzie & Hariet Martin & Lewie Baseball 9:15 Ozzie Hariet Martin & Lewis Baseball 9:30 Mr. District Attorney Halls of Ivy Baseball 9:45 Mr District Attorney Halls of ivy Baseball 10:00 Hank Weaver-News' Richfield Reporter Baseball ' 10:15 Dr. Gino's Musicale Heidelberg Harmonalres 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 1 1 :30 Platter Party Here's Jamison 11:45 Platter Party Here's Jamison A News 12:00 Sign Off ' Sign-Off Sign-Off ABC NBC LBS As We Live THERE ARE WEAKNESSES MARRIAGE WON'T CHANGE One of the most serious fal lacies is the belief that marriage will bring about a magical transformation in a person. This rarely happens. The man who is a drunkard be fore marriage continues to be one after mar riage just as the careless, shiftless worn it. nuziou an turns into a careless, shiftless housewife. The following letter shows one wom an's doubts about the reforms that marriage will bring to the man she loves: (Q) "I hay bean going with man 10 years my senior and he has asked me lo marry him.' I am reluctant to give my ans wer until I can get our finan cial situation cleared up. He has his own business but it is doing poorly. He says it will be better but he seems careless and shiftless about it. Because he is so much older than I, I thought he would be more fi nancially secure than he is. He says he has enough to make a down payment on a house, but I am worried about the pay ments and our income. He tells me he will work hard to make me happy and I think he means it. but is he able?" t D. T. (A) The man you are in love with may be able and he may ' turn a new9 leaf after you are married ,but it is a terrific gam ble for you to take. Let him prove himself before you say r"Yes". Often, when men work for oth er people, they lack the neces- I... IMJI, .,. a. m You'll Always Find Uniformity Full Strength Reliability IN EVERY LOAD OF TRU-MIX CONCRETE FAST. PROMPT DELIVERY Tru-Mix Concrete Co. MeAndrev. Road Phona 2-5271 mail tsjbuxz fffCJM bd) y ELIZABETH HURL0CK, PH.D. sary initiative to get ahead. But when they go into business for themselves, they turn over a new leaf and work like beavers. Your friend has not done this. If he hasn't enough initiative and enough pride to want to make a go of his business now, you have little guarantee that he will acquire a desire to do bet ter later, after you are married. And even if he does develop the desire, has he the necessary abil ity to make a success of his busi ness? That is what he should prove to you before you consent to marry him. If you wish, you can give him a tentative promise as an incentive to spur him on. And you can help him by making suggestions as to how he can improve his business. Then let him work the rest out for himself. If, at his age, he lacks the necessary drive to achieve success, you would have a life of hardship and depriva tions if you consented lo marry him. Elisabeth Hurlock is a con sulting psychologist. Write her in care of this newspaper for free advice. (Copyright 1952 General Feature Corp.) Gov. Warren To Address Republicans at' Salem Salem (U.PJ Gov. Earl War ren of California will address a Republican meeting here the night of April 24. Gov. Warren is on the Oregon primary ballot as candidate for Republican nomination for Pres ident. Word received in Salem Wednesday indicated that Gov. Warren plans to remain here overnight and probably confer with state and local officials. TsWtmUt. April 10. IMS Your Health and Its Care e ML WtixiAM ItADT. A4.D. SsWsjIs) AMfQM BsSJSjSVwM twt iWsSSs) 99tft US D Csaiiaa. fever Ha. Cat TRICX SPECIALISTS V That American medicine has made vast strides in the pa.t century is sufficiently attested by the mention of anesthesia, antisepsis and asepsis. Insu lin. Insulin. Well, boys, hang onto your hats. Here we go again. The Code of Medical Ethics, originally writ- Dr. Braery ten and promulgated by the American Medical association and still nominally sponsored by the organization, with minor alterations and as the Principles of Medical Ethics rather than the Code (for some obscure rea son), included this provision: Sec. 5, Article 1. Chap. Ill It Is . unprofessional to receive re muneration from patients or copyrights on surgical instru ments, appliances, medicines. foods, methods . . . But the American Medical as sociation itself sanctioned and defended the patenting of insu lin by subterfuges characteristic of the commercial spirit which rules the organization today. It is true that most of the re muneration from the patent on insulin which of course made insulin more costly for the hun dreds of thousands of diabetics who had to have it were given to education and research, and that fact, the AMA implied, took the curse off the patenting of in sulin. The other day a news item told of the donation of huge sums to education and research by a nostrum vendor who direct ed in his will that two'dollars out of every three dollars profit made by his nostrum business should go to education and re search forever, or something like that Does this philanthropic gesture justify the exaction of such huge profits from the suck er public or does it make respec table the acceptance of such money for medical research or education if the nostrum in ques tion has been branded as danger ous or harmful by the American Medical association? The steadily lowering status of general practice and the fam ily physician since the AMA went commercial is largely the fault of the general practitioners the few who are left them selves. They just carry on and preserve a dignified silence while the trick specialists, who now outnumber general practi tioners, grab off whatever they want, by and with the approval of the AMA. '.You dumb family doctors ought to take a gander at the volume of newspaper propa ganda distributed throughout the country by the AMA. Some of it inadvertently comes to me, and I can tell you it makes other stuff seem shoddy. You family doctors err in your tacit acceptance oi the "clinic" racket by which the trick specialists lure your gul lible patients. . You play the trick specialists' game, against your own interest, when you go along with the practice of delivering obstetric patients in an institution instead of attending them at home. You can't blame the public for what is happening to the family doctor as an institution. The poor old duffer is asking for it QUESTIONS A ANSWER! Longevity a Vascular Question Please send pamphlet Longevity is , far perfect protection summer sun and winter dlV . I -HO.y..lTETAL fCJj AWHIMBS THAT FOLD f'H bdeUAMKlCA'S WLDiW AUJJAI.'vw'M AWNINGS , goadVlookiiic RON-DEL the ssetal awnings that foJd up (or light wbea yoa want it . . . fod' doom to shut out beet and glare bat Jet ia the air ... protect against rain! Make harass up ta 20 cooler in summer ... aparata) from Inside or outside your boeaa. KON-DEX. awnings never need leeinnal taking r watting p. Beautiful beied-oo colors f voor choke, that stay fresh and clear. asesre vae ovy eoy eeiei yee awe ii la ay aed let et skew yee feidiaf elwaiew eweiaf FREE At NO DOWN PAYMENT - EK EPSON'S-.'- 31 SOUTH IARTLETT ST. ERSUS REAL DOCTORS a Vascular Queatieai spokea of la rear column recently. IK. C V.) Answer t quoted that freea Osier, in an article a howl emriUee) end) ite Ue difference bet" era yeung folks and aid folks. Arret We AH We always wnfrr yewr tnmn ta. earth advice and eteeciall the I sou tell the "." what far. We admit we eoanetwee nnd eurserre among them . . . iA D. T I Answer So da t. shout a greet manv thtnr autside ef my n little province, thank oe for sour pleas ant letter. Olympla (U The number of perwns claiming unemploy ment compensation in Washing ton state stood at 23.903 Wed nesday. M00-0-0S and MUSINGS An efficiency expert has determined that it would be possible to get 58 6 more eggs in a carton if the eggs were square. Being expertly ineffic ient ourselves, we suggest that now is the time to give the chickens a slide rule and let them go to work on the problem. Little Daisy Mg w X v It IR sir nmisci I I 0 t t hotl rooms tOW COST lUXOST Cketlenges ceeieerbee Gee Oaiet CemfsfteWe Jhotei commodojeJ CtAlO SMITH. MOt-OWNII f . Sntttr It Jones Si j I TUX 5244 P ere.aJ from cold I sew eceeea ION Ml i tee odd ssevty. cea ESTIMATES Your Homo U MONTHS TO PAY - !ntvUttaf Sidiirf, Painfft I , 1 ? I PHONE 1-3431 HcMeVofcsCoafernpl Citation oa Gninemld Washington UK The House has voted a contempt ci tation against "Mystery Man" Henry W. Grunewald, who re fused to answer questions of tax scandal investigators. The Tote for the contempt ci tation was unanimous 332 to 0. Chairman Cecil R- King. D Calif.. of a Ways and Means sub committee which has been in vestigating nationwide tax ir regularities said approval ot the contempt citation was "neces sary for the preservation of the dignity and effectiveness of the house." i CROSSWORD PUZZLE A"u Y-'y ACK0M f-airt RMiraiaa by fer t l-artef a-er4ere II I tare It TH.iie-dta le-Suff.s: fo4,oc ef IS At aatiw-e i;;irts basse lb Mas a sjae 11 t pr-ebt t'fntra TJ-F.erv tt-Oreek letter t Arabia e.rwiewte M wf pneliy Tb lSi; twice I KHl It ftoTta refa-e rrefls:4ewa Weary -' boree ?C Tetlow ochre : :r trMta 4 1 k lot Rbrtfcm f Tnaie -TVem t Inlet sa rnloo lV.fTV ; Pltrber Snu4 a here DOWN I ra'tioalsst S-Haii: -j t n Ip: , WT r 1 r. 1 n SAKNEY COOCU and SNUFFY uz SAvmi It ABNES LAtTV, I KJ TELL VOUSS) AREA Moao. FROM DC CLOTHES WOUSC ARE WEARIM' WONWI MUTT MNt JEFF . r OUT MESiH COMCONC NEEDS H6UH X THEM XlN A WA60N. M&t I SOPPX JOSE WONT ft BACK FOR e- . I C firvt rf. Wf OOsTT ASK QUESTIONS. M IU ASK KEIPED ME. HENT AMY WY SEVERAL DWS, AND I UAVE HO KEYS 1 veu sums " ' Jl 1,1 ,.i"f TTf 'vr' s 1 him to town tor poo. mc u to the truck, tm afraid you'll e. ASErT .j l -w,r.'T ; " ' 1 t K X:U MOWDIO k MORE SULFA. iTOfiETTO I V WWB TO MAKE THE BEST OP MY ttSOT0 . 'V 4 V, A-Mf I GCT , S TOVW4? l- . r I At gtaoN. babv , I stop iirv VI ac.K JLWswjeFmKissii$& K -v eVAiurXl 0OBECH UKASE (tM HONfeW 11 9P. 8 NOT MEALTHV IT THf lp AT- ,1 Jt, .1 WONT MAtCTr AefV ) FOR Wj HECS SP5?EADS 5ERMS WV, f vj WAS TRUE ! ? M ,f,SS'rrFF-M Tfa I V ANOTHER 1 Y y SONUXTOCL &f$ WHAT A AM ICKIIP VrJOTAKETENMlHUTEsVV? M MAX DROWXED Azalea Barren F. Cox. a section hand for the Southern Pacific railroad, was drowned 'in Cow Creek near here last J night Several railroad crews and state and local authorities were searching for his body to day. Details of the incident were not reported, but Cox was not at work at the time. "0!dat40,50,60?" f.l2a,Yca're Crazy rmset rear act! Thousands sre peppr st 70. Tit "Pfpetnc up" wit h (mm Contain, tmile tv avak, rutxlowa tar'inc due olclr to body'. Irk ef to-oa witita many men sod women rail "old " Trad br Otan! M reported rood remits. Many. Iiwprtjd. said, "tft III prearriM nn Hi future.-1 Try orreit Tonle Tablets l pep. lmt ywiatw feelinc. Money bark It set arietkieo. tot Introductory else esis 43c At an drag stares everywhere In Medferd at Western Thrift Stores. Adv. SSyp IPiOITI IT1A1PIA 6 im;i ta TjgT I l AJ5 I Indefinite t.nM.n fim I raid not ire Armed conflict 7 lod of love I Croups of als sineera Girl's name 1ft ;rat bustard 11 Stlnclng lnrt 1 Fich rgs IS Vehicle i-o1Ikj.) ft groff JI Competent 1 Cornered 5& 8uceor 27 Lonit-lort as I lor of liierature It Invited S Aneer 1 illlet - itv In California 14 Baked rlav S& Most Impolite J Took one's part M f 'arrel of land Walk In water 0 Flat -bottomed boat 4J Bovine animal 4 Nteht before 4 Also 44 Rested 45 Teutonle deity SMITH Y BUT-THESE rsl I LEAVE CWTCBUMa T THANK NO; I e TM'OFFISMULI AM MITTH ROAD VORE d V. VOKI IM A I wiTMK.f7-l AM A MAlJESTV. 1 FAMBLV SI I KlreS O'TMC V BUT, AH fS i J I MCMOEVMOON I I HOaOCl. VOU5EJL ALREADY I t uui hl i i kin ot n1! r me r V-, I 1 f LAUPETTA USED I I .inimnl 'lliP' NOW SHE ONLY I V HlSCPL 7 TO THINK I WAS ( TUPM MJf ROTU L. k - 1 CWNblUthy, Mtb BtORDE SHOWS TK Milwaukee (U.PJ Kay Mar tin, a shapely blonde co-ed from Lake Wales, Fla., came to the land of snow and won the Mar quette University Avalanche Ski Club's women's downhill and slalom titles. In addition, the bathing beauty added a fourth in the mixed event just behind FALSE TEETH That Loosen Need Not Embarrass Many wearers of false teeth have suffered real embarrassment because their plate dropped, slipped or wob bled at just the wrong time. Do not live in fesr of this happening to you. Just sprinkle a little FASTEETH. the alkaline (non-acid) powder, on your plates. Holds false teeth more firmly, so they feel more comfortable. Does not sour. Checks "plate odor" (denture breath). Get FASTEETH at any drug store. Adv.- MAlNTtNoN Wife eflstzsHSL, Wte BoRVl 04 h prison And SPENT HER IN ErVTKENte, I U M af r-: I i. J 1 II 1 FaV II II i Hi ... s- -X. ejrJWjjaaiaaaM Sf SH'NP CJeUFF Cf US CHTT-CMrff A KING DON'T ASK FOR NUTTTN .v- M TAKES rt-J I - f AM LL. BASH 1 15 i4l Y2F sTkw .oSfefaBasn JfTlV XIBUI 1 U -v daTasTaV aVBM aaf three ot the top male aklera Im the club. Housework Easy Without Nagging Backacha X&rrinf backache, loos of pop an d energy, Imdmchcs. and dizziness may be doe to slow down of kidney function. Doctor say Mood kidney function is very important to good health. When some everyday condition, soe as stress and strain, causes this important function to slow down, many folks suffernas grins; backachefeel miserable. Minor blad der irritations due to cold or wrong; diet may cause getting up nights or frequent passage. Don't neglect your kidneys if these condi tions bother you. Try Doan's Pill mild diuretic. Used successfully by millions for over (0 years. It's amazing how many time Doan's give happy relief from these disconw forts help thel&milesof kidney tubes and ten flush out waste. Get Doan's Fills today! ATlrfeBaJrWJPfkWC T?U. MKTlNa Sy?i THE SlAKItRS WPRB AUIIWNOf ' AN? WT OFTHtKrVCCS VMS9 , wok w Horses WENaus AlUMlNUKA FRONT SrtoES FetM MEW RK r-OR &EMDK N Kovais?, 1872, ftm 13 PERSONS P&OMO, INCLUDIK3 TfiE CAPTAIN'S WIFE AND 50ME WEBS LATER SHE WAS DISCOVERED WTHOOT A PERSON ON BOATO AasMLWte SET. MEMS HAP 8EEM LEFT HALF-EATEN, ONLY THE SHIPS PAPERS AND CHRONOMETER WERE MISSING-. NOT ONE 0FTHE M1S5WS EVEJ2 FOONO ( . DOtT uflT'LJIM HES A FAST fj MAN WIT A J sUeOKCN im BcrrnxrYER FACE. WILL A IMMssOtSUtirl LLXJI S-II.E. k I iMaaoaroMKt ) I MAC,YOfK. jf MAEa?fV-OR x 4'