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TWO MEDrORD (OREGON) RADIO PROGRAMS FRIDAY Prcgrims lUttd balow r rtetivtd Tribuna auumaa na rasaMibHlry aicap BYJC 121B ha :00 Fun Factory : 15 run Factory 30 Chat Huntley ,43--jr. Chamber of Com-1 ;00 Spoiu Farads :1S Elmer Davia :30 Drive-ia Quia 4.1 Bill Bowerman 8how Weeka & Orr Ntw Herkncis Kiddle Hit Parada 1 Elmer Petenon 7:0ft Ft ghta 7:15 FighU 7:30 Fight Pro 8:00 Richard Diamond One Man' Family Spotlight on 6porU" 8:15 Richard Diamond Newi of the World Baieba 8:30 Thla ll Your FBI Roy Rouen Baieba 8 :45 Thla Is Your FBI RoyRoeeri Basebull 8 :00 Oizie & Harriet Martin St Lewis Baieball" 9:15 Ozile St Harriet Martin St Lewla Baaeball 9:30 Mr. District Attomty Holla of Ivy" Baseball S 45 Mr. District Attornty, Hallt of Ivy Baseball f0:00 Hank Weaver-News ' Richfield Reporter Baseball 10:15 Prism-Lite Parada Heidelberg; Harmon-ilref Biweball" 10:30 Spuria Report Music You Want Baseball 10:43 Plying Tima M uslo Vou Want Na w 1 1 :uo "Laura" Here s Jamison Sign-Off 1 1 :15 "Laura" Here i Jamison j i :3o platter Party Here's Jamison 1 1 :45Platlcr Party Here's Jamison St Nawa 1 2 :00 Sign-Off Sign-Off RADIO PROGRAMS SATURDAY 6:00 Rise 'N Shtna Navy Band 6:15 Rise N Shine Heres to Veteran 6:30 Sunrise Serenade Marine Show j6:4 5 Sunrise Serenade i m u New 7 00 Farm News Sunrlaa Serenade J" ' Liberty Jamboree 7:15 Martin Agronsky Saturday SpecfbJ Na I Liberty Jamboree 7:30 News Music of Manhattan Keys To Music 7 :45 Concert & Sporta Music A News ewi 8:00 No School Today Coast Guard Cadets 815 No School Today Coast Guard Cadets Hollyw'd Liove Story Hollywd Love story 8 30 No School Today 8 45 No School Today 8:00 Jumo. Jumo Friendship Circle Friendship Circle 015 Saturday Circua 9:30 Cowboy Troubador t fl:j5-Cowboy Troubador 10.00 Cowboy Troubador 10:15 Cowboy Troubador J0:30 Trading Post lU:45.GuestStar 11 :00 Record Parade 1 1 :15 Record Parade 11:30 Record Parade 1 1 :45 Record Parade 1 2 :00 Serenade in Blue 12:15 News 12:30 Record Parade 12:45 Record Parade 1 :0O Record Parade 1:15 Record Parade 1:30 Record Parade 1 :43 Record Parade . 2.00 Record Parade 2:15 Record Parade 2:301230 Club J2:45 1230 Club 3:00 i230-Club 3:15 1280 Club 3:301230 Club 3:45 -1230 Club . "4 :001230 Club 4:15 News 4:30 1230 Club 4:451230 Club "8:00 1230Club 8;i,v Dr. Pepper Show 8 30 Christian Science Ck. & :45 "Y" Club Revue noway p'J.ritwl One Niaht Stand Saturday Special No. 2 Smllin Cd Smllln Ed Mary Lee Taylor Mary Lea Taylor Farm St Home Hour Farm A Home Hour News St Weather Saturday Special No. t Pastor 's Call Band fthythma Howdy Doody Howdy Doody Mind Your Manners Mind Your Manners Big City Serenade Big City Serenade Helping Hand Terrea La Public Affairs H J. Kaltenborn NBC Symphony NBC Symphony NBC Symphony NBC Symphony Med ford on Guard Social Securl ty "News What Are You Oobuj Bob and Ray Bob and Ray 6 00 T.B. A. e tftVetcrons Admin. Ubom 6:30 Bob Garred 645 Stewart Craig 7:00 Sat at the Shamrock ' 7:15 Sat. at the Shamrock 7:30 Space Patrol ?9X Benake J Plarce Commentary Judy Canova Judy Ca nova "Vaughn Monroe Vaughn Monroe Grand Ola Grand Ole 7:43 Space Patrol 8:00 The Lone Ranger 8:15 The Lone Ranger 6:3n Dancing Party 8:45--Danclng Party 9:00 Dancing Party 9:15 Dancing Party 9:30 Dane Ins Party Fddy Arnold Show Fddy Arnold Show Round-up Time Round-up Time ""Nawa" and Music Music froudly We Hall roudly We Hail i0 o'clock Ticker Serenade In Blue Short Story Short Story Clro's'Tonlght Clro's Tonight Clro's St News Clrcs St Newa ""Sim Off 9 A 5 Dancing Party To:CJ News 10:15 Prlam-Llte Parade 0:30 ABC Late News 10 :45 Buddy Weed Trio 11:00 "Laura" 11:18 "Laura'1 1 1 .30 Platter Party 11:45 Platter Party 12 :00 Sign Off ABC NBC As We Live FAMILY Or DIVORCEE SHOULDN'T BEAR BURDEN Divorce) brlnga hardship! to U who ara involved. It ll hard on the husband, on the wife, and any children they may have. It la also hard on the parents of the divorced couple. Should thoy be the ones to pay the price of divorce in terms of personal sac rifices? Here is a case where the mother Is one of the vic tims: Q. "I am divorced and have a three-year-old child. 1 work lo support myself and my child My mci.lir, who is 54, lakes care of my child while I work. "She is not In good health . and it is hard on her, but she rarely complains. Now I want to marry again, but my parents are opposed lo It as the man I am in love with doesn't earn very much." D. V. (A) Are you being fair to your mother by asking her to shoul der the burden of caring fur your child while you work? If she were In good health. It would still be hard on her to have the dully cure of a live ly three-year-old. But a Dr. Hur.ock 50 .Vh 0 ,e henlth Is not good, is certainly not strong enough for such a burden. If remarriage after divorce is not against your moral or re ligious beliefs, It would be bet ter for your child to have a home of her own, your constant care, and a father, even if he is only a stepfather, than to live as the is now living. Your parents are Justified in opposing your marriage to a man who is In no position lo Crushed Granite Sand Cft KleT D ETC Crushed Rock Gravel VVMValC I C M. C. LININGER & SONS PHONE 2-5336 or 2-5897 MAIL THIBTJN8 from th ridio ttationt and the Mall to maka audi changti av ara tuppllad kMKD 1440 ko KWIN MOO ke Story Tim a Country Muilc Tim Nawi Between The Llnaa Spuria Roundup Astembly of God J Pierce Commentary Awambly of Cod Cltco Kid Muilcal Mailbox Ciaco Kid Musical Mailbox Mario Lanca Musical Mailbox Mario Lanu' Musical Mailbox Mnnlvnmarvl Am Katmtv Va llev News Con Lean Back & Llatan Morn in if Moods Morning Moods Haven Of Rest (MBS) Haven Of Rest (MUS) News " " Music Out of the West Paula Stone Jiongsof OurTimea Ranger Show Ranger Show Guest Star Serenade In Blue uooay Ray Bloch Presenta Ray Bloch Presenta House Party House Party i-m "Newi Western Jamboree Western Jamboree Western Jamboree Music for Saturday Music for Saturday Music Box Muf JnBox World Concert Hall" World Concert Hall Adventure Musical Best Beta "W-nVbell Baseball Basuball Baseball Baseball Baseball Baseball Baseball Baseball Baseball Baseball Baseball Look To The Skfee U. S. Navy Band Hawaiian Harm on ie Kddy Howard Ork LBS Bandstand LBS Bandstand LBS Bandstand LBS Bandstand Opry Opry News Salute to Reservists Salute to Reservists Mlnute Women 3rd Army Band 3rd Army Band Soldier Serenade A mar. Legion Re port Norman Towaon Jr Gal Paris Music Hall Gal Par la Music Hall Newa KWIN Carousel KWIN Carousel KWIN Carousel News "aim-Off LBS Ir ELIZABETH HURLOCK, PH.D. care for you and your child properly. And If you and he should have children, how could he manage to make two ends meet? This would mean an addi tional burden for your mother as you would have to continue working. Even though you are divorced your former husband Is still le gally responsible for the support of his child and he should be paying your something In alimo ny. See your minister and ask him if he cannot arrange with the courts to have your former husband assume his obligations to you and your child. With financial help from him, you would be able to put your child in a nuricry school while you worked or you could pay a younger woman to keep your child in her home with her own children. This would ease the burden that you have been put ting on your mother's shoulders. Elisabeth Hurlock Is a con sulting phyicholorjtit. Write her in care of this newspaper for tree advice, (Copyright, 1052, General Features Corporation) Hamburger Value Same as Sirloin Chicane (UP.) A pound of hamburger contains as many health-giving minerals as a pound of fine sirloin, according to scientists at the Illinois Insti tute of Technology. Scientists at the institute de cided to find out how much of each mineral is found In various grades of beef. The studies Indicated that re gardless of his taste or budget, the consumer can get sufficient quantities of Iron, copper, line, manganese and other minerals. 30 p m fnr following (la?: 10 am Monday (or Monday, noon Saturday for Sunday a m -USE-LININGER'S READY-MIX Friday, April 11. 1951 Your Health and Its Care r DR. WILLIAM RRADY, MB. leadera hula aeUrets inquiries to: William Irady, 2eS II Cemlna, levarlr Hills, Cat, ALTERNATIVE FOR Out of whole cloth many doc tors who still use nineteenth cen-tr-' methods tell their gullible customers that the new - tan gled ambulant methods, such a diathermy ( electro-coagulation ) tre a t ment of infect ed tonsils, in jection treat ment of Intern al hemorrhoids Dr. Brady- and injection hernia (rupture, 'no good," "dan- treatment of breach), are gerous," "used only by quacks or have been "tried and found wanting." In most instances when there is substantial reason (not Just a guess) to believe a patient's trouble is due to a focus of in fection in one or both tonsils, diathermy (electro coagulation) treatment is at least aa effective as the major operation, in my opinion. Of course, my opinion may have no weight as against the opinion of the trick specialist who wants to perpetrate the atrocity known as tonsillectomy where your throat or maybe your life Is concerned. But I assure you that if my tonsil or tonsils were Infected the treat ment would be electro-coagula tion, not radical surgery. Not that I mind having an opera tion my experience as a pa tient with gangrenous appendi citis was sheer pleasure but I prefer the safer treatment if there is an alternative There are two reasons why the diathermy (electro-coagulation) treatment for infected tonsils is not as popular as tonsillectomy: (1) Few physicians have the moral courage to think lor them selves; it Is easier for them to continue using crude nineteenth century meods and the opera tion known as tonsillectomy is atrocious; (Z) As long as they can get away with the atrocity so easily the ever-ready operators have no incentive to acquire the greater skill it takes to annlv electro-coagulation successfully. A man almost completely dis abled by Joint trouble "tried" a variety of healers in his com munity and, of course, obtained no relief. So he drew his savings from the bank and went to the clinic" 800 milea away. Thev always look better far away from home. When he had been run through the works at the cllnfo the dozens of tests which could have been made as well and at less expense back home the first assistant to the demitv chief contemplated the reports and Informed the man that his trouble was undoubtedly due to a septic focus or foci In tonsil or tonsils, but owing to the condi tion of his heart the removal of the tonsil; would be too danger ous, so.ne could only go back home and wait for the inevit able . . . The poor geek went back home, but he recalled that one of the "ordinary" doctors he had "tried" a year earlier had said something about a safe way to treat Infected tonsils. He visited the doctor and the doctor g-ve mm nis first diathermy treat ment. In due time the septic focus in the tonsil was disinfect ed, drained or destroyed, and presently the patient experi enced so much relief that he was able to resume his regular Job. The moral: Even the leaders, who do the thinking for the little fellows In the profession, may be 30 years behind the times in some respects. QUESTION! ANSWERS ranrsr Not Communlcahle ..i.".I""7r "Jny ,orm tatchlnit A friend acta afraid of me . . , . IMrs. T. Kl Answer No. Ordinary soap and water cleanliness assures the safety of all concerned. What an otnee In an office where about thirty per sons work there are a doten or more smokers, some nf them smoke all dev long. What effect does the smoke- Curtains ALL SIZES WAKEFIELD 6th and Birtlett Phone 2-6010 Why Suffer Longer? Whan Ofheri Fail COM! TO US ACT N0WJ 0v Nature's HIM remedies will help reel ea ra fale reur food kealth. Our remedies hare see) sueseitlul U aldlnf (hi lick all ever Ike Male ft. ever IS rears. Remedies far allMralert, tlnusee, heart, ttver, stemash, sl anal ulcan, eenttlpstlee, piles, asthma, female templalnra, kidney, kladder, blood rheumatism, kak tea) kaadackas. For Male, Female and Children. BRANCH OFFICES Albany Salem Eujena Newport North Bend 624 11 OFFICI DANGEROUS OPERATION laden ilr have en non-tmoklnf em employees? (T. R. C.) Aniwer The lame, althourh less marked, effect al though they imoked. It must be a wonderful office. Expectant Mother Can Mark Her Babe rjo you believe that a prefnant woman can mam ner naoy in me firit four or five months of preg nancy, and If to, how? iMrt. M. A.) Anawer Yea, she can mark the baby with the signs of , health by keeping In top condlUon herself. Send 29c and stamped, self-addressed en velope for booklet PREPARING FOR MATERNITY. Cause of Cerebral Hemorrhage What la the cause 01 cerebral hemorrhage? I Mrs. S. W.) Answer Otherwise called apoplexy or a stroke or paralysis. Generally It is the rupture of a smeU artery tn brain, the artery being among the first to show the effects of arterio sclerosis. Donafion Not Enough; Donor Asked for More Hartford, Conn (U.R) A wo man overheard three youngsters talking about buying their moth er a gift. They were one dollar short. The woman, moved by the con versation, opened her pure and gave the children the dollar. They hurried into a department store. Minutes later, they were back on the street, "Beg pardon, lady," they said sheepishly. "But we need three more pennies for the sales tax." MOO-O-OS ahd MUSINGS The Garden Club Is tak ing up a collection to cover the cost of tar and feather ing a city councilman for trying to play Abe Lincoln to all the city dogs. We are contributing 2Se to see that this bounder gets what is coming to him. Little Daisy jf0 - 00 p.m. 30 p.m. "THE ADVENTURES OF QZZiiand HARRIET sponsored by H. J. Hetai Company KYJC 1230 AMERICAN BROADCASTING COMPANY f. I. O.fO Hark Specialist fun- fest Vg) CHARLIE CHAN CHINESE MEDICINE A HERB CO. S. Riverside: Medford NOON TO I P.M. 0HH SUNDAYS 0NIY Six-Pen Device Gives Seattle, Wash. (UP) A six pen graphic flight recorder tab- ibed "Wigglln' willy" Has been I developed by the Boeing Air- plane Co., to give engineers im- mediate data on flight tests. I When tests first were made on the company a XB-47 stratojet bomber, motion picture film was used to record the required in formation as it appeared on 79 indicators. The method was accurate enough but a two-week lapse was i.eessary before the details could be transcribed. What was needed was a record usable right after the bomber landed, so en gineers went to work develop ing "Wigglin' Willy." The machine writes with six pens on a moving roll of graph paper 150 feet long. Each pen de. 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Others record such functions as air speed, angle of pitch, normal ac celeration, elevator position and elevator hinge movement. New England Dishes Served to Republicans Providence, R. I. (U.R) Rhode Island Republicans feast ed on traditional New England dishes at their state-wide dinner here. The menu included: Narragansett Fruit Cup South County Frankforta Cape Cod Fishcakes New England Brown Bread Plantations Cole Slaw Pettaquascutt Pickled Beeti t Tolrl i Makes amends & Temporary . shelters 6 Uncouth person t Imitatei 8 Light Bhadei 8 River In France 10 Interior 11 Acta 17 Converts skin Into leather 19 Short jacket! 31 Priest's vestment 12 Cravat 23 Secret agent 27 Essence 29 Escorted 30 MolHllM 31 Exist .12 Footlike part 33 Land meaure 34 Unite without knots tt Turkfih official ' 3 Go In .17 Skilled M French revolutionist 41 Existed 44 Man's nickname 48 Drunkard 47 Bitter vetch SMITH IPIAISIT AWES IMlOlSl AVjllg .JP A E El ll T 'El In gjv"p rM-oo Is Iail i Tgl ' E N 0&iBSITU P S , fAjgb S!NTgsMAI " Al8AlSBlg AITICMSTr i LLBis1e;e gstfvfiAie gifgT i lg!E PMgppiE Is I lmp!el U P E IwIiTl EpHvilO P El icia'pe n ciEBTie;s;T'g QjpiehcioTvSpls T dtfl Iivi6p isWelgj Itq!o!tI .1 (Former Firefighfing lessons Remembered Houston, Tex. (U.R) When fire broke out in a trash shaft at St. Joseph's Infirmary, an op portune visitor amazed hospital attendanta with his lire-fighting ability. ' He grabbed a fire hose and squirted water down the ghaft. He had only started when the hose broke. With the technique of a professional, Bill Morgan, 37, whacked through the hose with a pocketknife and used a segment of It for his task. By the time firemen arrived Morgan had the blaze out. He explained he had been a Louisiana fireman for years be- Strange as To M at-efV n xvisM tl -S9- j" I' Hsl" I a a f -vs. tr w i r"err 1 Brre AT ?Iulls AP WASHINGTON B tokm of popular Kept iSSPiNNM WHBM M RECRcaTION jy 1H COUSTAMT OPERATION lb PROVIDE H CT?NTURIE5 JpP CV?A&HrWARBL 1BaraaaaWgw .1 w eAI .1. M fore moving to Houston with construction firm. . Japanese women ara engaged in virtually all major Industries, with 5.500,000 such workers in non-agricultural employment. .sssssssssw M risen - - ' sbbbJb fnaataTV fjfrval ivavrsfj Pl DOCTORS SAY: NHll FDR CHljjBEM j; POISON OAK? Try a Bottle ot ZEMACOL You must be satisfied oi Hour enonee chaarfully refunded. Get a bottle to day at WESTERN THRIFT. it Seem w& -flew kzs no cewpifRies iNTiBer &ODIES ASS KST FOB PfEloB OPTMfi Auow forth? RescARUMiou oFirSM. TUiH ARE TrcN CITHER 10 ins WMUKCS' -1, I'LL GIVE AH DONfT WANT Hl EAPt.T-AH WWTS ALU O'HIM.T'-LEAVE MAH HUSBIK1 ALONE. WORE P Hit. rs'j - :GIRLIE.7 , MAJESTY-YOU APE.'.' r at
