Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, April 15, 1952, Image 16

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Newspaper Page TextTWO MEDFORD (OREGON) MAIL TRIBUNE RADIO PROGRAMS TUESDAY Program listed below art received Tribuno aisumes no rMponubihty eep? KVJC 1230 he KMHI) 5:00 Space Cadet 8:13 Space Cadet V30 Chet Huntley 5:45 "Y" Club Revue Week St Orr News What Are You Doing Kiddie Hit Parade Elmer Peterson 6:00 Sporti Parade 6:15 Elmer Davis 6:30 Drive-in Quiz 6 4h--Election Story 7756 Silver Eagle 7:15 Silver Eagle 7.30 Newstand Theatre 7 4y-ewstandTheatra m "8To"o Escape With Me 8:15 Escape With Me 8:30 "On the town" a.AK "fn thu Tnvvn "(TOO Town Meeting of the All Bob Hope 8:15 Town Meeting of the AiiBob Hope 9-30 Town Meeting 01 um mi j;'; 8 45 Erwin D. Canham Barry Craig 10:00 News 10:15 Dream Harbor J0:30 United or Not? 10 45 United or Not? Richfield Reporter Novatime Trio Music You Want Music St News' 11:00 "Laura" 11:15 "Laura" 1 1:30 Platter Party ll:45--Platter Party Melodies That Endure Melodies That Endure Ciro'a Tonight' Ciro's St News 12:00 Sign Off Sign-Off RADIO PROGRAMS-WEDNESDAY 6:00 Yawn Patrol 615 Yawn Patrol 8:30 Lucky U Ranch 6:45 Lucky U Ranch 7:00 Farm News 7:15 Martin Agronaky 7:30 Bob Garred 7 :45 Concert St Sporta Monkey Shinea Monkey Shinea Down To Earth Barnes News Rural Party Line Clockwatcher Clockwatcher Music & News 8:00 Breakfast Club 6:15 Breakfast Club 8:30 Breakfast Club 8:45 Breakfast Club- Clock Watcher Clock Watcher Music of Manhattan Ortho Garden Guide friendship Circle Friendship Circle Neighbor Lady Mid-Morning Newi 8:00 Victor H Lindlahr 9:15 Chet Huntley 8:30 Break the Bank 0 45 Break the Bank fo oo The Jack Berch Show Southland Singing 1015 Big "Y" Relay Quia Tex Beneke Show 10 30 My True Story Strike It Rich 10:45Mv True Story Strike It Rich 11:00 Whispering Streets 11:15 Trading Post 11:30 Against the Storm News St Reviews Dr Crane Psychologim Swap & Bell One Night Stand 1 1 ;45 lJau. narvey- 12:00 Weather Report News St 12:15 Oregon Finance Newa Road ol 12:30 Weather St Markets Pepper 12:45 Your County Agent Right to 1:00 Bulletin Board 1:15 Visit With Blng 1:30 "Scramble Gamble" 1-45 Wait? Time Backstage Stella Dallas' Ynum Wldder Brown Worn a p tn 2:15 When a Girl Marrlea Front Page FarreU" 2:30 Mary Marlin Life can be Beautiful 2:45 Evelyn Winters News 3 nf) nttv f"rorkr Welcome Welcome .3.15 Qtr. llr. with the Bible 3:30 strictly tor tne L.aaies 3:45 Strictly for the Ladles Dr. Paul Dial Dave 4:00 Mary M. McBrlde 4:15 Mary M. McBrlde 4:30 Big Jon St Sparkle 4:45 Mark Trail Doctor's Wife Vincent Lopez 4-H Club Report Prevues in Heading ft 0(1 Fun Factory 5:15 Fun Factory 5:30 Med. Schools Present 8:45 P.T.A. Program Week's St Orr Newa H V. Kaltenborn Kiddle Hit Parade . Elmer Peterson 6:00 Sporta Parade 6:18 Elmer Davis 6:30 Drive-in Quia 6:45 Ted Ma I one' Sporta Roundup J Pierce Commentary CUco Kid Cisco Kid 7:00 The Lone Ranger 7:15 The Lone Ranger 7:30 Mystery Theatre Music Hall Varieties Music Hall Varletlea Rob't Montgomery Meredith Wilson 7:45 Mystery Theatre 8:00 The Top Guy 8:15 The Tod Guv One Mini Family Newa of the World Great Gllderileeve Great Gildersleeve 8:30 "Mr. President"' 8:45 "Mr. President'" fi 00 Cronflre 918 Crossfire S:30 "On the Town" 9:45 "On the Town" 10:00 Hank Weaver Newa 10:1 5 Prism-Lite Parade 10:30 Sporfa Report 1 0 45 Take to the Air 1 1 ;00 "Laura" Groucho Groucho The Big The Big Plchf.Mrl Heidelberg music you want Music St News Melodies That Endure Melodies That Endure Ciro'a Tonight Ciro'a St Newi 11:15 "Laura" 11 ;iu Platter Party 11:45 Platter Party 12 00 Slgti Off ABC NBC Your Health and Its Care DR. WILLIAM DRAOY. M.O. Reader thould addrast Inqulrlas tot William Brady.' 245 II Camlna. Bivtrlr Hllli, Cil. HOW'S YOUR RESILIENCE, OLD TIMER? A liar who says he Is 74 years old no offense Intended if he catches this outburst bends, touching his toes without bending h 1 s knees, 50 times a day. He asks whether this Is beneficial in any way. He Is retired from active work. The stunt sounded f or mldnble, but Dr. Brady on trying it I find It Is hardly worth mentioning, In connection with v-l t-e. What is vite? The word Isn't recognized by Webster, except the French musical term vile (pronounced veel, meaning live or quickly), but it Is clearly do fined on p. 7 of the booklet Th Saven Ktyt lo Vila (pronounced as it Is spelled). For the booklet send 25c and stamped, self-addressed envelope. A half dozen movements from the Last Brady Symphony are described and illustrated In the booklet. I recommend these to our good friend the liar, together with half a dozen somersaults to sort of round off the regular morning routine. I call the man a liar because I don't believe a person past 65 (in his arteries and other tissues, that is) can or will practice any such daily exercise as he de scribes. Most individuals are too set, stiff and brittle In body and mind to carry on any such activ ity nfter 65. Resilience. Klasliclty. Spring. Bounce. Tep. These character istics and not chronology, deter mine one's age. The term pp has been so much misused by vendors of nos trums, and booze that I hesitate to use it at all in talk about health. One should disassociate it altogether from the burlesque of stage, screen and television. It is the natural resilience of the untamed animal or the primitive savage no make-believe about it. Whenever I harangue readers upon this subject I am inhibited by the fueling that many will git an impression of Ti"f Mutclebouiid strutting in his sassaspssswsg, rw! from the radio ttalloni and tho Mall to idim sucn cnan9 .KF...,w - 1440 tie KWIN 1400 kc Baseball Baseball Baseball Baseball Sport Roundup Lyn Murray Show J. Pierce Commentary Lyn Murray Shnw Fibber McGee St Molly Musical Mailbox Fibber McGee St Moll Musical Mailbox "Eddie Cantor Show Musical Mailbox Eddie Cantor Show Musical Mailbox Rob't. Montgomery Valley News Man Called "X" Lean Back & Listen One Man s Family News News of the World Organ & Frost Warn. Cavalcade of America Spotlight On U.N. Cavalcade of America You Never Know Concert Miniature Major Lively Dan Malloy News John T. Flynn Tom Merrtman Organ Portraits Between The Lines Sign-Off Liberty Jamboree Liberty Jamboree Cal Tinney' News Breakfast in Phoenix' Breakfast in Phoenix Bible Institute i.MBSj Bible Institute (MBS) Morning Special Morning Devotions Paula Stone Old Chlsholm Trail Freezin" Fun Music Box News 1400 Coral Shop on Main St! Shop on Main St. Musical Appetizer Musical Appetizer Bob Sberly Show Better Buys M usk- M o r k an Manner ""Music for Wednesday Music for Wednesday Singintt Time DickHnmes Show "Hank Thompson Music Box Liberty-Jamboree News Weather Llle Young' Happlnei Wife' My House Travelers Travelera Baseball Baseball Baseball Baseball Bnsebnll Baseball HnBehall Bnitrhall Baseball Baseball Baseball Baseball" Garroway Walter Houston Walter Houston Musical Mailbox Musical Mailbox Orson Welles Orson Welles Valley News Lean Back St Listen News Frost Warn.: Bellinger Spotlight On U.N. RoM. Montgomery "The Three Suna Major Lively Dan Malloy News Marx Marx Story Story RennHvr John T. Flynn Tom Merriman Organ portraits" Bet wee n The Llnei "Sign-Off Harmonalrea leopard skin costume and telling prospective customers how puny he was a few years ago ... no matter how frequently and how emphatically I tell 'em that sta tistics refute the notion that extra-ordinary muscular develop ment andor chest expansion favor better health or lonrjer life. Far from doing half a dozen rolls first thing every morning, most old geezers past forty or fifty are too brittle and stiff to try such a silly stunt. When and if circumstances prevent me from taking mine on rising I feel vaguely uncomfort able or unhappy about It until I can get a chance to roll 'em later in the day. Whenever I reach an impasse or get stuck for the right Idea in my writing, I get up and roll a few right here In my (smile if you want to) study, and generally find I can get stnrted again without trouble. Mind, though. I do not advise any of you old crocks to try somersaults. I merely tell you I think they are good medicine You try them at your own peril. Send a stamped, self-addressed envelope and ask for Invitation lo In Somariaullaqua, which tells how and why to rell 'em. Qfr.STll'NS ANSVr.RS Not Medicinal Iodine When I n,K lor Iodine the Hrufftst Inquire whether for internal or ex ternal me. and savs solution la the Itlnd (or Internal me , . . (Mra. A. D) Aniwer That', medlnne and Btronff medicine I do not recommend Iodine aa medicine. Send itamped. selt addretied envelope and aik (or pamphlet TIIK ODIN RATION. Ilon't Tell Me Three w eek, ano I sent lor a pamph. tel Inclosed stamped srlf. addressed, envelope and no clipping;. Never re ceived It Why tMita W J l Answer M be your letter v. a, no! delivered or nibe It slid down Into some crack or crevice where It will be found next Ovtohcr and hurried on It, way lo me Ilon't mention the nam of the pamphlet you wanted, when you are annoyed with me .fust keep wa moniiering and worrying about It Such Gilllltila Friends Wa moved Into a house wbera for mer occupants had tuberculosis Our friends told us to scrub throuKh the house with strung disinfectants . . . (Mrs S T.t Answer Ordinary soap and water cleaning and papermc or painting vis ible snllrrl places wdl make the house as safe ss a house can ba. Your fnands ara too fumble. Head line on llassiried Ads .1 Su am loi toiiowin, d Id im Mon 't- noAn Ssiii.daj lot bunday sa for uno.si a m. Tuesday, April 15. 1952 Red War Casualties Said To Be 530,696 Seoul, Korea U.R The Com munist army has suffered 530, 696 casualties in the past year while the United Nations forces lost 66,000 men, Gen, James A. Fleet said Monday. " Van Fleet said since he took command of the 8th Army one year ago, U.N. forces have de stroyed eight Chinese armies and three North Korean corps. Despite the enormous losses of men and supplies, Van Fleet said, the Chinese and North Koreans are still capable of mounting an offensive "quite as long" as their all-out efforts in April and May, 1951. He said a new Communist large-scale attack could sustain an offensive for as long as two weeks. Court Records POLICE COURT William Charles Davis and Orva A Filsinger, failure to stop at stop sign. $5 each. John E. Krue and Harry L. Jewett. parking all night. $2 50 each, James F. Worthen, improper park ing. S2 30. Robert Fred Fry. Charles Bateman and Carl Randall Beebe, violation of baiic rule, sio each. Bill J. Richey. no operator's license on person, $5. Harold Vrooman, violation of basic rule. $10. Harold E. Williams, following too close. $.V Donald G. Stuart, failure to stop at red light, $!. Cornell A. Sabo, violation of basic rule, $3. Chester L. Roberta, no operator's li cense, $3. George S. Kirkpatrick Jr., violation of basic rule, $10. Richard A. Walker, failure to stop at red light, $5. DISTRICT roi'RT .Stanley Grant Ricks, failure to op erate on right side of highway. $6. F.ldon Henry Dean, violation of basic rule. 119. Jack Less Copley, failure to display motor vehicle license. $5. Lorenzo Noble Clrnyson. failure to stop at red light. $10. Paul Richard Carson, overload. (S3. Walter Christen Miller, overload, and one PUC displayed. $44. Jesse Eugene Francis, overload. 121. Bvron Sti-lcklln Dixon, no motor ve hicle license, is. Boyd Allen Hampton, switched mo tor vehicle license, $7. SO. Nell Wilson Burrlll. overload. $173. 30. Harvel Owing, hunting In prohibited hours. $10. Wallace Reeca, sifting leaking toad. $10. CIRCUIT COURT Dolores Fay Oden vs. Vernon Ray Oden. answer and cross complaint. Estate of Harold Lew-Is Brown, de ceased. Inventory and appraisement. Estate of Maude Kubfl. deceased, petition for appointment of executor. MARRIACK LICENSES Manuel Caldelra Jr.. 41. and Mil dred Annette Kirkpatrick, 39, both Eureka. Cnltf. Vernon Lee Hyde. 21, and Mary Lou Pearson, 10, both Ashland. Venetian Blinds WAKEFIELD DRAPERY 6th and Bart left SC. Follow His Adventures in the Comic Page Every Day nien BUZ SALTER starts an issign ment, there's plenty of adventure ahead. Trouble-shooter for an oil company, BUZ gets dangerous assignments that take him lo every corner of the world. For an adven lure in reading, follow BUZ SALTER in the comic page every day. BIZ SAWYER APPEARS EVERY DAY in the Mail Tribune Cancer Kills 2,060 Oregon Residents Portland (U.R) Cancer claim ed the lives of 2,060 Oregon residents in 1951, Dr. Harold M. Erickson, state health officer, said Monday. The toll was slightly below the 2,077 figure of 1950. Dr. Erickson said Oregon's cancer death rate was somewhat lower than the average for the nation as a whole. He said in 1949, the last year for which national data is available, the U.S. rate was 138.9 deaths per 100,000 com pared with 131 for Oregon. Oregon City (U.R) Langdon F. Meltzer, 32-year-old member of the Oregon National Guard, was killed Monday when his car struck a southbound passenger train at a grade crossing In Clackamas, the sheriff's office reported. MOO-O-OS and MUSINGS Frank Humphrey is among the first in Med ford to have a Kefauver Coonskin haircut. This will not only pro m o t e the candidate's cause but will also cut down the wear and tear on coons. Little Daisy jj0 Phone 2-6010 Boiler Explosion Damages Hotel Monroe, Wash. ftl.R) Fire caused by an exploding boiler raced through the Savoy hotel here early Monday, causing dam age estimated at $100,000. Two other adjacent buildings, Herald's Milk Bar and the Van ity Box, also were damaged by the flames. No one was hurt, although two unidentified elderly male guests were overcome by smoke and treated at a hospital. Portland -4U.R1 Herbert C. Staples of Bend Monday was named grand commander of the Knights Templar of Oregon by the grand commandery, which is meeting in session here. CROSSWORD PUZZLE An""r to VM" "' - ACROSS I C1othd 5 Pimp Tumble Deslri 13 Bevraft H P. ? pi on 16 Pec la r 1 Plerclnr with holei lgLm-eiiM 20 Small islands II Merit 23 Metal faatener 37 Native metal 0 Stage whlFpiira JJ Surgical law ii Precloua atont 15 CoIljre cheer 87 Tiny insects 38 Covered with protective mfal 40 Angry 43 Scatter 47 Inhabitant 49 Exactly 6ft Ship's bottom SI Confederate general US Great Lake 53 Narrow, fiat board 54 Total 6i Soaks up DOWN 1 Scorch 3 Affection t 1 i 5 e 7" Id IQ jiC l a in - ll 22 53 )i TT W IT 3o!r"m 1)11 BARNEY GOOGLE and SNUFFY 6NIF-SNIF!h that wiFe-rvwre of vor'n BEGRUDGES ME EVER' MOUTHFUL I EAT IN THIS HOUSE, RIDDLES' BUZ SAWYER ll ABNER BIOND1E MUTT n4 JEFF f VWERt'S N A 6UN? Y BUTCHEgX V A PISTOL? KMIVM IN sfss, V THE KITCHEN.) HOPE YO'AN'TH'DOGPATCH HAM IS f ' I A OOUBLE SARSAPABILLA ) A MAN ) J (SHE'S GO! ENOUGH I COMFV, tWISVMAE.'-AH'MA-CjOINJ'OUT ) I AH GOT MARRIED, THIS MAW- J ONLV M COMIC BOOKS TO r rTH' LOJrJGE CAR.AN'SELLV-BRATE J 'Lit njim; AN' SO KJATCHEPiUV AH GITS LAST HM TILL. Sl V, OUR WEDC':' i-ri tfl GOTTA SELLV-BRATE.-:'- MARRIED )( MORNING.'.) V '' TTT VWi'Sr KEIEP A-FIULIM' MAH GLASS, OUCE.7 V -(lrmrTTT2 111 i M H' vtL.' ; all nioht, bartendetr , u " - -iP (TELL ME A STCW JilvJSJ'i TELL ME JWf LETS SEE - U. ' I I ''JiiiTELL HEf? THE ONE A- - x BEFORE IGOTOf WHAT A FAIRV ( I PONT KNOW) ( X3U TDLD ME WHEN IM SOPRV fM LATfA BER T. N0OP ClESJT VxXJ CAME HOME DEAR. BUT THE BOSS ) V, XL VTTALES LATE TONIGHT i,.,n.l yi''aiiiiig f , . iFrllaZ ftVlIn pTMfHVPNOT,N6S I ffTNOLfFMUTT,LST.Mell.ttK! ocf LZ A flrJ-ii 7 UiS METHODOFSLEEPlNfiV t JUSTOANT I.WV 1 HVfWOTlIf 5 FPP SI ' 1 ) f ftlSp' J rftf .-' SEEMED TO L6AUf A j ALU AJEP) VOLfTOSirePf C,.Ol euMfJ l,!Jtikl 71 7JR,1a ' ME MORE TlBEO fU Bolivia Revolution's Casualties Being Buried La Paz, Bolivia (U.R) Trucks carted off the last of an estimat ed 1,000 to 3,000 persons Mon day who were killed In last weed's bloody three-day revolu tion. Piled high with bodies, the trucks moved slowly through this rubble-strewn capital and up steep streets to a hillside ceme tery. Work crews in La Paz labored to clear away the casualties of street fighting between victo rious supporters of the extreme right-wing National Revolution ary Movement, MNR, and the deposed military government. Dead line on Classified Ads; 830 pm for following day: 10 am Mon day: noon Saturday 'or Sunday i m E aTS bulbisi TsIeIa so Ms hi ate eIsIb fi bib" OPbMjIRiE.plojggAtr Pig 7L r e e?o U U 3 Imitates 4 Scorned 6 Merchandise 6 Oiuits 7 Spread for drying 5 Artificial 9 Sped coating 10 Unaaplrated 11 Falls behind 17 Rranched off IS Hindered 22 .Soak 33 Tnttflred cloth 24 Suffix: to subject to 2n VtRor 27 New Deal agency (inlt.) 21 Rodent 29 Abstract being 31 Man's nickname S3 Salad herb pl. JUS Having horns 33 Slanting 39 Paced 4ft Irritate 41 Spool 42 On the ocean 44 tanish Island 45 Tour 46 Watches 48 OuIiIo'h high not SMITH SO FAR, YOU'VE BEEN CARN 7aw--no, Wl I i reckn W MflW!! D0N'T I WT " -J 1 j" I--UH-- vxm i r m$9w YUMA, I'M HIDING IN YOUR CLOSET. I SUPPOSE YOU KNOW WHAT'LL HAPPEN IF Y0W BROTHERS FIND 'i 0'Vsr BUILDINGS FOR SALE Sealed bids will be received by the City of Medford in the office of the City Superintendent at the City Hall until 10 A.M.. May 5. 1952. (or the purchase and removal of the follow ing buildings located on the former Biddle property on Schultz Road north of the airport: 6 Room Ranch House Tool Shed Barn Each bid must be accompanied by certified check or Postal Money Order, oavable to the Cltv of Medford for 25 of the bid price. Buildings offered for saie may oe Inspected upon application to Daren Huson, Airport Manager, City Hall, nnd terms of sale with bidder's in structions may be obtained at that omce. Robert A. Duff. City Superintendent NOTICE TO CREDITORS In the Circuit Court of the State of Oregon for the County of Jackson Probate Department In the Matter of the Etate of Walter Wright Marshall, deceased. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that I have been appointed Administratrix of the above estate by an order made SnwGAsrrm ROSA &0NHEUR, LESION OF R0NOR, But tAfiR, wrius V.fP00N'S AiBSEMCE, TXe OECORMION wte BESTOWED UPON PER EMPRK5 EUSENIE GREAT UBERMbR DECENT,1 ME 115 cArry HeffVY rVKness ok 16 (50 WTHoUT A COAT 1HROU6H THE PUZA loLWAR J CAKACfVi. B Vtteiueh. r3 CONSIDERED AH ACT BP V H-if- FT? "tb t. .' m Boy Seoul News Cub Pack 6 A meeting of importance both to parents of Cub Pack 6 mem bers and the members will be held Thursday, April 17, at the Washington school gymnasium, leaders said today. The meeting will begirvat 7:30 p.m. and there will be presentation of awards. therein on April 5th. 1952; all credit, ors having claims against said deceas ed are hereby notified to present the same, duly verified, and with proper vouchers attached, to me at the office of Roberts. Kellington St Branchfield, 201-5 U.S. National Bank Bldg., Med ford, Oregon, within six months from the date of this notice. Dated at Medford, Oregon, this 8th. day of April, 1952. Grace E. Marshall Administratrix of the Estate of Walter Wright Marshall, deceased. J FOR A BRDT& fi J 6UILP rfe NEST wnrt A CAJGTWr PERSON TO SUFFER HEADACHES was once A comai SUPERSTmoN IN GERMANY fa. M Al tsyN raajresjal y NONE OF HAS THERE BEEN A OH... YOUR DAMG IAAAN AR0UN0 HcRE HEUOJ 8USINESSU VJITH HANDCUFFS' t-s- a( U V. 1