Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, April 14, 1952, Image 9

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Newspaper Page TextTEK MEDFORD (OREGON) MAIL TRIBUNE RADIO PROGRAMS MONDAY Prog n mi listed blow art racalvid from thi radio stations and tha Mail Tribuna niumci no responsibility oicapt to mako such changes as aro luppliad KYJC 1230 he KMP.D 5:00 Fun Factory 6:15 Fun Factory 1V30 Chet Huntley' 5:45 Girl Scout Program Weeks & Orr Newa H. V. Kaltenborn Voice of Firestone Voice of Firestone 6:00 Sports Parade 6:J5 Elmer Davis 6:30 Drive-In Quiz Sports Roundup J. Pierce Commentary Cisco Kid C.tco Kid Communist For FBI Comnriniit For FBI Rob't Montgomery ' Dangerous Assignment 8:45 Tea maione Lone Ranger 7:15 Lone Ranger 7:30 Henry J. Taylor 7:45 Stewart Craig "TOO The Big Hand 8:15 The Big Hand 8.30 Fine Arts Quartet 8 ;43 Fine A rU Quartet One Man's Family News of the World Railroad Hour Railroad Hour 9 00 Paul Whiteman Club 9.15 Paul Whiteman Club Telephone Hour Telephone Hour Political Talk Men Behind Melody 9 :30 "un ins i own 0:45 "On the Town" foToO Hank Weaver.News 10:15 It's Your Business 10 30 Your Heritage 10:4 5" S u r v I v aT t 11:00 "Laura" 11:15 "Laura" 11:0 Platter Party 1 1 :45 Platter Party Richfield Reporter Heidelberg Harmonalres Music You Want Music & News Melodies That Endure Melodies That Endure Ciro's Tonight Clro's St News 12:00 Sign-Off Slgn-Off RADIO PROGRAMS TUESDAY 6:00 Yawn Patrol 6:15 Yawn Patrol 6:30 Lucky U Ranch 6:45 Lucky U Ranch Monkey Shines Monkey Shines Down to Earth Barnes Newa 7:0i Farm News Rural Party Line Clockwatcher Clockwatcher Music & NewfJ 7:16 Martin Acronskjr 7:30 Bob Garred 7:45 Concert and Sports 8:00 Break tasl Club 8:15 Breakfast Club 8 30 Breakfast Club 8:45- BreaktHBl Club 8:00 Victor H Lindlahr 0:15 Chet Huntley 0:30 Break the Bank Clock Watcher Clock Watcher Music oi Manhattan Ortho Garden Guide . Friendship Circle Friendship Circle Neighbor Lady Mid - Morning News 9:45 Break the Bank 30:00 Jack Berch Show 10:15 Big "Y" Relay Quia 10:30 My True Story 10:45 My True Story 11:00 Whispering Streets 11.15 Trading Post 11:30 Against the Storm 11:45 Paul Harvey Festival of Waltzes Tex Bcneke Show Strike It Rich' Strike It Rich News & Revlewa Dr. Crane Swap Sell One Night Stand 12:00 Weather Report News & Weather 12:15 Oregon Finance Newa Road of Life 12:30 Weather and Mnrkets Pepper Young 12:45 Your County Agent Right to Happiness 1:00 Bulletin Board 1:15 Visit With Bing 1:30 "Scramble Gamble" 1:45 Waltz Time Bucks tage steiia unuas' Young Widric Brown Woma n In My House 2:00 Lone Journey 2:15 When a Girl Marries 2:30 Mary Mnrlin 2:45 Kvelyn Winters Just Plain Front Page Farrel Life Can Be Beautiful News Welcome Travelers 3:00 Rettv Crocker 315 Strictly for the Ladtee Welcome 8:30 Strictly for the Ladies Dr. Paul 3:45 Strictly for the Ladles Dial Dave Garroway 4:00 Mary M. McBrtde Doctor's Wife 4:15 Mary M. McBrlde Vincent Lopez 4:30 Big Jan & Sparkle County Ext Agent 4:45 Mark Trail Singing Americana 5:00 Space Cadet 8:19 Space Cadet 1:30 Chet Huntley 5:45 "Y" Club Revtie Weeks aV Orr News What Are You Doing Kiddle Hit Parade Elmer Peterson a no Soorta Parade 6:15 Elmer Davis :30 Drive-In Quia 6:45 TcdMn lone 7:00 Silver Eng1e 7:15 Silver Eagle" 7:30 Newstand Theatre 7:45 Newsstand Theatre maniauea ""g 00 Escape With Me One Man s Family 815 Escape With Me Newt of the World 8-30 "On the Town" Cavalcade of America 8-45 "On the Town" Cavalcade of America "8:00 Town Meeting of the Ait Bob Hope Baseball 0:15 Town Meeting of the AiiBob Hope Baseball 9:30 Town Meeting of the AllB. Craig. Conf. Invest Baseball S :45 Erwin D Canham B, Craig, Con. Invest. Baseball 10:00 News 10:15 Dream Harbor 10:30 United or Not? I0:15--Untlcl or Not? il":00 "Laura" 11:15 "Laura" 11 Mu-Piaiiei Party 11.45Platter Party 12 no -Sign Off Richfield Reporter Novatlme Trio Music You Went Music & News Melodies That Endure Melodies That Endure Clro's Tonight Ciro's & News Sign-Off NBC" Your Health and Its Care By OK. WILLIAM BRADY, M.D. IU4tra should addrais Insjuirlai tt William Brady, 265 II Ctmlnt, Bmrlt HIIU, Cl. AMBULANT TREATMENT OF HERNIA Ambulant means walking about the patient remains at his usual job while under treat ment. Ambu lant treatment of hernia (rup ture, breach) Is essentially a series of Injec tions of medi cine into the tissues around the place where the bulge oc curs. As one authority says Dr. Brady (Hernia. 3rd cd Watson): "Confident that the Injec tion is pHinless, patients do not dread it. I have many who come to the office to take an injection during their lunch hour, returning to work al most immediately . . ." A reader writes: "It gives me a great deal of pleasure to be able ot report . . . you were so right when you recommended Dr. as one skilled In the ambu lant treatment. My hernia of nearly 40 years' standing seems to be cured. The doctor suys it will take time to show whether the cure Is perman ent, but I'm grateful for the relief I am enjoying now, as I am able to get around again without any discomfort. Sev eral doctors had told me I could not stand an operation becn.ise my heart is affected thisy said there was nothing to do but get along as well as possible with trusses. They were good doctors, but they ought to read Dr. Brady's col umn , . ." If I recommended the doctor as one skilled in the ambulant method I must have had some data about him. If lo, I can't remember anything about him now. I had to give up the task of trying to recommend doctors skilled In this or that method gathering the necessary Infor mation and keeping up the di rectory for readers throughout the United States proved too expensive. So you will have to find the doctor in your commu nity wilhout my guidance!. I must warn you, however, against the type of doctor who seeks your patronage on the claim that ho uses the method I rec ommend. I do not believe a re K WIN HOP he Story Time Social Security News Round-up Bet ween JT he !L.nf "World'cbneert Hail World Concert Hall Musical Mailbox Musical Mailbox Musical Mailbox Musical Mailbox Valley News Lean Back & Listen Sport Round-up Baseball Bateball" Baseball" Baseball Baseball Baseball Baseball Baseball Baseball Baseball News Sign-Off Liberty Jamboree Liberty Jamboree Cal Tinney News Breakfast In Phoenix Breakfast In Phoenix Haven oi Resti MBS) Uaven of Rest(MBS) Morning Special Morning Devotions Paula Stone Show Songs of Our Times Homemaker Harmonies Country Visitor News 1400 Coral Shop On Main St. Shop On Main St. Musical Appetizer Musical Appetizer News Bob Eberly Show Better Buys Music, Morgan Manner Wife Music for Tuesday Music for Tuesday Music Box Di c k Haymes Show Major Lively Dnn Malloy Liberty Jamboree Music Box Hill- Music Box John W Vandercook Music Box & Newa Music Box Travelers Weather Summary Frailer Hunt Brad Steele Uncle Remus Story Time Stars for Defense News Round-up Between The Llnea H40 he Sports Roundup Lyn Murray Show J Pierce Commentary Lyn Murray Show Fibber McGe & Molly Musical Mailbox Fibber McCy AV Molly Musical Mailbox "EdriieCantor Show Musical Mailbox Fddie Cuntnr Show Musical Mailbox Rob't Montgomery Valley News a - Leon Back & Listen Frost'Warn. & Spbrte nnnrnair Basehall Baseball Baseball Baseball Baseball News "Sign -Off liable doctor would try to lure customers In that way. The ambulant (injection, of fice) treatment of hernia is not a sure cure. It falls in some cases, Just as operation does But it Is a SAFE treatment, as compared with operation. If the injection treatment falls, the fact that lt has been used makes subsequent repeti tion of the treatment or, If nec essary, operation no more diffi cult than it would be if opera tion had fulled the first time. Don't let any ever-ready oper ator deceive you about this. Hernia recurs In from one tenth to one-fourth of all cases within five years after operation. A few Injections given prompt ly upon recurrence of bulging of weakness may prevent It. Ever-ready operators who con demn the injection treatment In the arbitrary fashion of latter day "surgeons" thank their lucky stars (privately) when some lowly "needle man" comes to the rescue In this way. ql'ESTlUNS ANSWfRl III. Slim! I am 17 yr-ars old. 70 Inches tall anil weigh 138 pounds. Have tried evrrvthlnf friends sugirt'Med lo gain welslil but so far . . . mill M 1 Answer Send slumped, self-sddn a sed envelnpe (or pamphlet HOW 1J GAIN WEIGHT White ot fit Is It harmful for a person with al. bumlnurta from kidney trouble to eat scrambled eKK every mornlnf. con sidering that the white of tit Is albu men? iW. P I Answer No. rood albumen has nothlns to do with kidney trouble or the presence of aulmmen in urine. Staie Fright and Examination Jitters Several times I have seen allusions In vour column to stage fright and examination jitters . . (Mrs R A. C. Jr.) Answer Rend stamped, self-addressed envelope (or pamphlet STAGE rillr.MT AND EXAMINATION J1T TF.IIS IrfarudtOdH VICE SQUAD ASSIGNED Anchorage, Alaska (U.R) A special five-man vice squad has been set up to fight crime In the Anchorage area. The com mlttee was formed at a meeting of city officials and law enforce ment officers. WORLD'S LARGEST SELLER AT IOC SAVE MORE-BUY 100 IABUTS.49C Monday. April 14. 1952 'Give-'Em-Hell' Fight Requested by Truman Washington U.R) President Truman has predicted that the Democrats can win this year's elections if they conduct a "give m hell" campaign like the one he waged In 1948. "It is curious how things re peat themselves," Mr. Truman wrote in a letter of thanks to Democrats who have written him since he announced he will not run for re-election. "Now again, in 1952, some peo ple are saying that a Democrat cannot be elected president in 1952. Well, they were wrong in 1948, and they are wrong now. "A Democrat could and did win in 1948; a Democrat can win in 1952 and a Democrat will win If we fight the same kind of hard-hitting campaign on the issues that won in 1948." The President's letter was printed in a weekly newspaper sent to 60,000 party officials and workers. EASTER VISITORS DEAD Lawton, Okla. (U.R) Two persons were killed and four others injured in an early morn ing fire Saturday at the Midland hotel, filled with visitors to the annual Wichita Mountain Easter pageant. Portland tu.R) William L. Josslin, Portland attorney and former Democratic state chair man, has been named Oregon director of the Kefauver-for-President committee, it was an nounced Saturday by Weldon White, Nashville, Tenn., assistant national advisor of the Kefauver forces. KMED 7 Tonite 1 Morning Frtih Bread If Ton DID NOT HIGH SCHOOL Tou Can Study at Home in Spar Tim and Earn High School Diploma PREPARE NOW for College or Learn a Trade OUR GRADUATES HAVE ENTERED OVER 500 COLLEGES AMERICAN SCHOOL Dept. Mad. 4-14 Nam ... 1744 Broadway, 4ddrss...WH City Follow His Adventures in the Comic Page Every Day nirn BUZ SALTER start an ssign me nt. there's plenty of adventure ahead. Trouble-shooter for an oil company, BUZ gets dangerous assignments that take him to every corner of the world. For an adven ture in reading, follow BUZ SAwYER in the comic page every day. BIZ SAWYER APPEARS EVERY DAY in the Mail Tribune Engineer Claims Projects Would Have Halted Floods Washington (U.R) A top ranking Army engineer said Sat urday that South Dakota flood damage could have been "much reduced or eliminated entirely" if flood control projects at Oahe, Gavins Point and Fort Randall had been "completed and in op eration." Brig. Gen. C. H. Chorpennlng, assistant to Lt. Gen. Lewis A. Pick, chief of the Army En gineers, made the statement dur ing a conference with Sen. Karl E. Mundt (R-S.D.) on the disaster. Flood Provides Evidenc "This flood provides dramatic new evidence that the comple tion of these projects at the earli est possible date is imperative," Chorpenning said. Mundt said he has been "as sured" by Senate Appropria tions Committee members that they will support funds, deleted MOO-O-OS and MUSINGS Do you have a surplus of Easter Eggs? Don't be caefghr in a declining market! Send 50c for our free booklet, "How to find the best market for the Easter eggs you haven't deviled, baked or stepped on." As a reward for promptness, we'll send you a couple thousand of our own sur plus eggs. Little Daisy $0 or CANNOT Finish Room 206 Oakland 12, Calif. A9. Stat by the House Appropriations Committee, to "expedite" con struction at Oahe, Randall and ! Gavins Point. Aiturad by Others "I have also received assur ances from other government agencies that they stand ready to provide what help they are called upon to give South Da kota in the nature of disaster funds or special reconstruction loans," Mundt said. He said flood charts in Pick's office show that the Missouri River will crest at Vankton, S. D., Saturday at approximately CROSSWORD PUZZLE ACROSa 1 Equality 4 Incandeteant tampi Large body of salt water 11 C prinold flab 13 Foreign 14 Journey lfrSelf-lmposed aufferlnf for Bin JT Make a tpech 1 Slender finial 10 Had propelled oneself through waUr JlSee'l 23-Bobolink 27 Woody plant 2 Existed 10 Comb, form: eges tl Unusual 12 Burning fnsation of the akin H House pet 35 Pronoun S6 Genus of maples ST Pocket book 39 Daughtfr of a sovereign 42 Iteraya 41 Art 44 Clothea 46 She wrote "L'ncle Tom'a Tallin 48 Name of Ecyptlan monarch! 51 Be 111 112 Impel S4 Period of tlma f5 Affirmative 66 Solemn 67 Con rlen sed moisture '13 s u n is I i lis in A 5? "ZIZZZ ' 3j V7 as . -rr-,- I I , la 3 T si BARNEY GOOGLE and SNUFFY BUZ SAWYER U ABNER BIONDII MUTT and JEFF UlflflL-.tAiHflT4UETLE TH,NGS- ...w Zs Ik FEft l-EETLE E6ENEEZER ONI TH' LEETLE J SHQDt (SWAT SCOTT"! S- it is the CJ rfa vriL-K. HMM BOYS! jI IT THUS HERE'S TH' TICKETS FO'A ) I ( ftO-HUM.7- AH'LU BE MGHTY ) IT vjr,rT nr "ku inr I I SHO' NUFF.'.'-WE CAIKJ T LEAVE ) LOWER BERTH PO' rVV V GLAD TGIT SOME REST. J V ponM crVru-TUCFF i TH' D043 PATCH HAM OUT IM J LI'L ABMER VOKUM 7 RIDINJ' THET MULE ALi- ' (vYIS. rr TH' CORRIDOR. SOMEONE fCl I TELT (CtAGVVDOO. COME I 1 r T III rW . 1 . i'AI'lV rm I wT H .C; ''1 mi ix "k! MkA fwv,!r'' '-'''r-J SO IM N . v Y BJT MUTT rST0P(D BIRDS TAKE BATHS ) I 77 I Feb. Oregon Wages Top National Average, Portland (U.R) The aver age weekly pay of Oregon's workers once again topped the average for the Pacific Coast and for the nation the middle of February, according to the Bureau of Labor Statistics. Average weekly earnings In Oregon were $77.86; in Washing ton they were $76.23, and in California $74.06. The national average was $66.83. Increases of hours and earn ings in lumber and logging were 16 feet the highest level since 1881. (Set Story Pag. 1) Anawtr to Saturday' Puszla PUF IAL(I EN PQS ANA STgGE E wE 1 1 y. - A UNCS R HT a r t sJHi 0 A 0 Y C U E 3AjR O K ST e 41 1se1tJa n IhTe AjSp"E gAIL ISEIA PIE 1 H A REkjjp AHt V A L E T C A P e y e y. t BEE w p U? WAMPE RiElglS "eir a EN P"g MVE T RTF 6 gjEtsl s Ha It Is 31Hb DOWN 1 Fruit aeM 2 Fruit drink 3 Renovated 4 Foifion 6 Corrupt Influence 5 Falsehood 7 Kilat 8 .Soring dower 9 Hindu till. 10 Dine 11 Affirmative vote 16 Part of church IS Man's nickname 20 Sow 21 Jnzz dance 22 Command 24 Pitchers 2T Cook In oven 26 Lavishes fondness upon 2s Follows 33 Musical Instrument 34 Intersected 36 Aaraln 35 Abet 40 Sacred Imagea 41 ll.irrel slat 45 Hebrew measure 46 Peclare 47 Cravat 48 Rone of body 49 Refore 50 Adage 53 Artificial lansuuca SMITH 'tZf I I SEEN KNITTIN' I I n.rMft.1' W I KNITTED A SACK I WON'T IT LOOK CUTE ) Z IT 1 SURE isTM "Zn'J ?.5?.oJ HOW CAN BIRDS 1 6VERV DAV THEV DONT J THAT S 1 . - rf. - fasa. Tl I ll Z .... I .1 i Vtarf m SIN6IN0 AKO0MP rT TTfU-Vj itllsaafyl 1 i ' I L- , , ijr.. No Wrongdoing Seen In China Lobby Work Washington (U.R) Sen. Bourke B.- Hickenlooper knows of no "wrongdoing" by any China lobby. The Iowa Republican, a mem ber of the Senate Foreign Rela tions committee, said that "if the people who have been pushing this investigation of a so-called China lobby have any evidence of wrongdoing, I think they ought to present it. "So far I chiefly responsible for the ad vance in manufacturing wages, the bureau said, although in Ore gon there were also increases in paper and printing. SmAXGEAsrr Seems Trie OVSeUJOKIMaTriE CONNECT1C0T HVER; K built coMPLerew AROUND : r lrS-F0CT TRAILER CcAcH . To TAKE TUB TRAILER OUT FoR TRIP, WOULD NECESSITATE TtARlNS OUT A PB OF THE House PROfWSIONkL'WAlLEES fK6 hired -B mourn THe DEAD RELATIVES ; OF EermAN rSANTS . at UT THCVRI TMI OMtS WHO SEE HERE, WHAT'S VOUR GAWE, SHOT ME 1 S" WOMAN? YOU BFEN HOlOtNfl Mf . - jr. oMt.t.cnW I UNTI, rury 60T HERE? AS H LJf . t t I K.r.t Ttti.m SriyTartw. Ir, . U'wIJ t mtr. "ti haven't seen any," he said. The move to investigate lobby ing operations of Chinese Nation alists in the United States got new life Thursday from a series of documents published in the congressional record. iu eiu rDiuricrr. w. I I I in inn innnviwww hotel rooms 10W COST IUXURY t t Chollanges comparison CI ton Qwift Comfortobtt Central location HOTEL COMMODORES C-IG SMITH. MGI.-OWNE J Central Location h sutler ai jones i j I TUX 5-2464 V... .1 &E0R3E A. BoRVl- fJfSS0 Pfc3S3rrfve,N.J., II HAS A 75-Ysa.R-old II EASTER E&STHOT BEARS His NAME V Amp the date h377 f TYBE.jrBENOT. BUT THEY ARE I MY BKOTHECR. I