Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, April 16, 1952, Image 14

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    TWO MEDFORD (OREGON) MAIL TRIBUNE
RADIO PROGRAMS-WEDNESDAY
Programs Hirad balew art natlvad from tha rarfia ststlons an4 Hi Mafl
Trlbuna auumai no rtiponilblllty axcapt H maka lueh chaniai aa ara tuppfo4
KVJC 1239 he
KMED
00 run raetory' Wki Orr Nawa Baaaba
IV-run Factory Kalttnborn- 1'"!? I
30 Med. Schools Present Kiddie Hit Parado BaabiU
:45 PTA Program timer Peterson Baseball
OOS porta PaTade fiports Roundup ', Walter Houiton
15 Elmer Davis KMED Commentary Walter Houiton
!30 Drlve-In Qui Cisco Ktd Musical Mai bo
4S Ted Maione" Cisco Kid Musical Mailbox
00 The Lone Ranger
in Th lina Ranser
:30 Mystery Theatre Rob't Montgomery
:45 Mystery Theatre Meredith Wilson
:00 The" Top Guy
la Tne Top uuy
i:30 Mr. President
M5 Mr. President
Great Gilder si vve
Great Glldersleeve
):00 Crossfire
):15 Crossfire
) 30 "On the Town"
Groucho Marx
Groucho Marx
The Big Story
The Big Story
1:45 "On the Town
:00 Hank Weaver-News
IS Prism-Lite Parade
:30 Sporti Reports
4o i ane 10 tne Air
00 "Laura"
MelolM That Endure
Melodies That Endure
Cim Tonight
Ciro's Ac News
15 "Laura '
;30 Platter Party
43 flatter party
00 Sign-Off
Sign-Off
RADIO PROGRAMS THURSDAY
fl:00 Yawn Patrol ,
6:15 Yawn Patrol
6:30 Lucky U Ranch
,0:45 Lucky U Ranch
7:00 Farm News
7:15 Martin Acronsky
7:30 Bob Garred
7:45 Concert and Sports
Monkey
Monkey
Down to
News
Rural Party Line
Clock Watcher
Clock Watcher
Music & News
8 00 Break ail Club
Clock Watcher
Clock Watcher
Music of Manhattan
Ortho Garden Guide
SIC Breaklast Club
8,30 Breakfast Club
8.45 Breakfast Club
9:00 Victor H. Llndlahr
9.15 Chet Huntley
8:30 Break the Bank
0 :45 Brcnk the Bank
JO OO Jack Berch Show
10:15 Big "Y" Relay Quia
10.P0 M TrueSloiy
0 ;-15 l;,v True Story
11:00 Whispering Street
11:15 Trading Post
11:30 Against the Storm
11:45 Paul Harvey
Friendship Circle
Friendship Circle
Neighbor Lady
Mld-Morning News
"Festival of Waltzes
Tex Beneke Show
Strike It Rich
Strike It Rich
Newi it Reviews
Dr Crane Psychologist
Swap & Sell
One Night Stand
News &
12:15 Oregon Finance Nowa noaa oi L-ne-12.30
Weather & Markets Peppei Young
12:45 Your County Agent Right to Happineaa
1:00 Bulletin Board
Backstage Wife"
Stella Dallas'
Young Widder Brown"
Woman ln M yH ousef
Just Plnfn Bill '
Front Page Farrell
Life Can Be Beautiful
Newa
Welcome Traveler
Welcome Traveler!
Dr. Paul
Dial Dave Garroway
Doctor's Wife
Vincent Lopea
High Schools
Slnglng Americana
Weeks & Orr Nawi
What Are You Doing
Kiddle Hit Parade
Fimr Peterson
1:13 Peggy Dean
1 :30 "Scramble Gamble"
1:45 Waltz Time
2:00 Lone Journey"
2:!G When a Girl Marries
2:30 Mary Merlin"
2.43 Evelyn Winiara
3:00 Betty" Crocker
3:15 Tune-up in Health
3:30 Strictly for the Ladies
3:45 Strictly for the Ladies
4:00 Mary M. McBrlda
4:13 Mar; M. McBrlda
4:30 Big Jon & Sparine
4:45 Mark Tra i 1
5:00 Space Cadet"
8:13 Space Cadet
8:30 Chct Huntley
5.45 Y Club Review
6:00 Sports Parade
:I5 Elmer Davis
6:30 Drive-In Quia
. Sports Round -Up
KMED Commentary
The Unexpected
Mayor Flynn
Tour Hit Pariae
w.ij icu ma j one
7 :0O Silver Eagle
7:13 Silver Eagle
7:30 Defense Attorney
7:43 Defense Attorney
xour Hit Parade
Montgomery St Trafflo
-quiq itxit
8:00 Amateur Hour
8:15 Amateur flour
8:30 Amateur Hour
8 : 4 5 Christianity 1 n Newa
:00 Cafe Istanbul
8:13 Cafe Istanbul .
8:30 ' On the Town"
One Man's
Newa of
Box 13
Box 1 3
Dragnet
Dragnet
mr. neena
Mr. Keene
8:45 "On the Town"
10:00 Hank Weaver-News Richfield
30:15 Prism-Lite Parana Novatlme
10:30 Sports Report . Music You
lOj.45 Lea BrQw" Show
1 :do "Laura"
t :15 "Laura"
11:30 Platter Party
11:43 Platter Party
12 00 Sign Off "
Muslc & Newa
"Melodies That EnuraT
Melodies That Endure
Ciro's ToniHh(
Ciro's &
sign Off
Your Healih and Its Care
y DR. WILLIAM IKADY, M.D.
Raadara shavM adrfrasa Itiqulrlas rai William Iraalr.
Ml II Camlna Bavarly Hllli. ClL
COMMON RESPIRATORY INFECTIONS
A suitable mask, such as the
transparent, washable . Silvers
mask described In the C-R-I book
(for the book
lot send 23c
and stamped
self . addressed
envelope)
should be worn
as a legally
prescribed
part of the
working uni
form of every
Individual who
renders Indoor
Dr. Brady
personal services dentist, phys
ician, nurse, barber, manicure,
hair-dresscr, grocery clerk, bank
clerk, school teacher, business
executive, stenographer, optic
ian, waiter, tailor, fitter, sales
person. I suppose this suggestion will
seem absurd to most readers as
long as the health authorities
and physicians continue to be
squeamish about the prevention
of respiratory Infection. What
the heck! Aren't you forgetting
that three-fourths of the doctors'
everyday practice cornea from
the c-r-1 Common Respiratory
Infections?
Not that I expect the unedu
cated public and the public Is
uneducated about this to begin
wearing even the inconspicuous
mask I recommend In any
great numbers In my time. But
I like to believe that every time
I harp on the subject like this a
few young readers may begin to
think about It, young ones, I say
they're my meat you old ones
are incorrigible anyway.
You old fogies, medical or
lay, will be pleased with the ten
or of the advice offered by the
great Insurance corporation In
DTTEM
fa'l tfafsr 4alAar HltaH
Ns aaatisr how mini rtM4i taa aaaa
Irlaa far llrhlaa af tntai, pri&
InftUnt, tthM.'l (Ml r h.tvff
rnr Ikln troabl. m.t h ttnrlklnr trm
kra ! (ral WONKKR IALVK
WONtlBR Mnlltlt SOAP fan Ml TM.
OwiIM4 If A In i tmi
WONI1KR RAI.Vfc. ia while. TMHS.
nlivltc N mgf tpfvartiirt. S.fa fr
rhlMnn. l.tl WONDIC SALVE m4
WUNtlKR AOAP rraalta ar atanar
aatanaaa. Trata wanaarfal praaaratlaaa.
Sold In Mcdforat b Ctntral Ra.jll
and Wtiratn ThrlH Otu SlarM; i
raui hamatewa druiM.
1440 kc
KWIN MO. He
H'wd Theatre of BtarsOrson Welles
H'wd Theatre of StarsOrson Wallea
valley news
Lean Back & Listen
One Man's Family Newt
News of the World Ballfnirer & rrost Warn.
Spotlight On U.N.
MKODt. Montgomery
""The Three Suns
Major Lively
Dan Malloy
News"
Richfield Reporter . John T. Flynn
Heidelberg Harmonalraa Tom Merrlman
Muilo Yru Want Organ Portrait
Music & News Between The Lines
Sign-off
Shines
Shines
Ear to
Liberty Jamboree
Humbard Family
Cal 1'inney
NewB'
"Breakfast In Phoenix
Breakfast In Phoenix"
Haven ot Rest MUH)
Hoyen of Rest (MBS)
Morning Special
Morning Levotlona
Paulo Stone
Songs of Our Tlmee
Freerin' Fun
Music Box
News'
1400 Coral
Shop on Main St.
Shop on Main St.
Musical Appetizer
M usical Appetizer i
News
Bob Eberly Show
Better Buys
Music, Morgan Manner
Music for Thursday
Music for Thursday
Music Box
Dick Haymes Show
Hank Thompson
Music Box
Liberty Jaraborea
News
Baseball
Baseball
Baseball
Baseball
Weather
Baseball
Baseball
Baseball .
Baseball
Baseball
Bushail
Baseball
Baseoall
Lanny Ross
Lenny Ross
Musical Mailbox .
Musical Mailbox
Musical Mailbox
Musical Mailbox
'Rogue Valley Newa
Lean Back & Listen
Be you
Family
the World
News
Organ & Frost Warn.
Spotlight On U.N.
S.O.C, Program
Concert Miniature
Major Lively
Dan Malloy
Naws
"John fTFlynn
Tom Merrlman
Organ Portrait
Betwen Tha Lines
Sign-off "
Reporter
THn
Wan
News
this winter's campaign against
pneumonia:
"Dress warmly when going
out, especially during cold,
damp weather."
Contrast this quaint quibble
of the insurance corporation
with the advice of a distinguish
ed British authority on physiol
ogy, hygiene, ventilation and
kindred subjects, Dr. Leonard
"It Is absurd to put on an
overcoat when going out for
a walk. It Is good to go out
and be braced by feeling
cold and so be Impelled to
take vigorous exercise."
I m not morbid or obsessed
about this walk suggestion, yet
It does seem that one may avoid
many a mild or severe illness by
keeping beyond conversation
spray range in elrcumstancea
where this is feasible and there
Is a reasonable doubt as to the
nature of the so-and-so's ailment.
I may be as nutty as a school
girl's sundae, but I do believe
this would be a healthier, hap
pier world if all the old fogies
and mollycoddles, medical and
lay. were as conscious of conver
sation spray as they are of wet
feet, drafts and sudden changei.
QUESTIONS aV ANSWERS
Runtnna
Any Information you hava on tha
subject o( bunions. (K. R.)
Aniwar Bunion ia partly dUlocatad
treat toa Joint eovftrad, usually, by
an inflamed bursa which often be
comes Infected and suppurates. For
details of prevention and treatment
see l. An a. or THt FEKT, for which
send 2ic and stamped, self-addresaetj
envelope.
literature, F.tT
Would like to know if vou hava
any literature on insomnia? (H Dl
Answer Send stamped, self.andrea.
sed envelope for pamphlet HOW TO
SLEEP
v, S.UU
PILES
SIM0IIN0ISS
e ether Swiel piterest
COION ..STOMACH
A,lra..M
IUFTUII (Hernial
TraMM fittest IsisM IsarrTM
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THE DEAN CLINIC
IN OWI 4J' TIAI
wis NoemiaiT ianot toutrvAi,
teleeeM IA ten tHrHee 14. Ore.
WtdnUy. April It, 19S2
As We Live
DON'T TAKE MARRIED
MErJ TOO SERIOUSLY
A married man may play the
serious gam with a young and
gullible girl but he knows that
he cannot be serious with her
and he rarely ever has any
thoughts but of a good time. The
young girl, however, does not
realize this, as Is true of the girl.
who wrote the following letter:
(Q) "Wa ar two 16 year old
girls and our problem is much
tha urns, Thara ar two man,
21 and 28 yean old, who hava
had their eye on us for several
years. Both ar married and
hav famlllaa. Wa both ga
steady with two wonderful
boys. That two men ar al
ways telling us how they wish
they didn't hav to go horn to
their present wives, ale. W
ara very fond of these men
and would b very relieved
to hav an adults' advice as
things ar gatiing worse in
staad of battar. Wa go out
with them and would like to
know what you think we
should do."
(A) I think you should stop
seeing these married men at
once. Nothing will come of your
aTvm sae..i romances with
fj.ff ajafcl A them but a
4 broken heart
T? and a bad repu
tation. These
men have no
thoughts o f
ao,,Inn thoir
ek I wives and chil-
I dren for you
Waseeseal no matter
tl ' sas what they tell
us. nuiiou you
You may not realize it but,
when a man marries, he legally
assumes the responsibility of
taking care of his wife and any
children he may have. He can
not walk out on his family be
cause he finds a pretty face and
an amusing companion.
These men like to amuse them
selves with you two young girls.
But, have you ever thought
what people will say when they
see you with them? And, if their
wives hear what is happening,
they can make things difficult
for you.
You have two young boys who
care enough for you to want to
go steady with you, Isn't that
enough? If they should find out
that you are going out with mar
ried men, the chances are that
they will drop you. And so will
Y7t
Crushed Granite Sand f'ONtf'R FTP
Crushed Rock Gravel vWnVIVI. I S.
M. C. LININGER & SONS
PHONE 2-5336 or 2-5897
Follow His Adventures in
the Comic Page Every Day
Hien BUZ SALTER starts an assign
ment, thrre'i 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
IF ILIZABtTH HURI0CK, PH.D.
the others In your community.
Then where will you be?
The fact that thintts are set
ting worse rather than better
with these two married men
ought to be a danger warning.
Run to shelter now, wnue you
have chance, and don't risk
your whole future for the sake
of a little excitement and a few
thrills.
Dr. Hurloek will halo VOU
with family problems. Writ hr
in car of this newspaper.
(Copyright 1952.
General Features Corp.)
snnkane (U.R) Funeral serv-
lr,Aa urerr) nendin i Tuesday for
Joseph Baily, 73, former presi
dent of the spoKane rirsi na
tional bank who died Monday.
Dead Una Sunday Clasalfleds la at
noor. Saturdaya
MOO-O-OS
and MUSINGS
With watering restric
tions starting on Friday,
men living on the East
side may shave on the
even days, men living on
the West side on the odd.
High school boys who
are considering starting
shaving are requested to
'put it off another year.
Little Daisy
iQi
-USE-LININGER'S
READY-MIX
Dakota, Wyoming
Favorable for Uranium
Washington (U.R) Recent
discoveries of uranium In South
Dakota and Wyoming "point to
a whole area that is favorable
for prospecting for uranium,"
the geological survey said Tues
day. The agency made tha state
ment in a discussion of recent
discoveries of uranium bearing
ores in the two states. Carnotite,
one of the principal uranium
ores in this country, was found
last June In Craven Canyon near
Edgemont, S. D. Other uranium
deposits were discovered about
100 miles away in tne fumpktn
Buttes area of Northeastern
Wyoming. r
CROSSWORD PUZZLE
ACROSS
1 Hank ot ys.rn
6 Humor
8 Reject
12 Century plant
13 Man's nami
14 EtK-ahapftd
15 Retaliation
17 Cash drawer
18 Worm
19 Lair
20 Ancient Oreek
sorceress
Jl In favor of
42 Foreward part
23 Backless seat
2fi Pilfer
27 Recent
80 At this place
31 Dance
32 Mark left
by wound
IS Southern
blackbird
ti Succor
35 Thrush
3ijMtcrobe
.18 Small rur
39 Animated
41 Wire measura
42 Pance step
45 Departed
46 Inferior
apartment
48 Dash
45 Devoured
50 sea eagle
51 Seasoning
52 Article of
furniture
13 Abound
DOWN
1 Rabbit
2 Bevetages
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j, 51 5
BARNEY GOOGLE and SNUFFY
BUZ SAWYER
U ABNER
Rush
4sl MUST KNOW- I THAR CURTAIN EAVESDRAPPIN' ) W jfjrSJm!i
Ifirffl j ,
AINT JOiiYl SENT MWA YfOU STILL HAVEMT AN5WSBP tf
HERE, SIS' TO 60ULDlNG'i I MY QUESTION HAV6 VOU I sx
v ,r -fOl fiUOCERIES.v 4EEN A MAN VrFARlN' I fj!., I
Stc?tk tea
rawi. srLs 1
HIMj THROUGH TlNKiHT
JO NY.S THE rttAWOV WHICH
ABNM AHD DAISY MAE AB START
ING THtlft HOHEVMOOIV
BLOND4I
MUTT and JEFF
HIIL5. THEM I WANT YOUl 1 1M VERY -L. I 13 "ET" I ITHAT5 THE TROUBLE ) B .
( TO GO RIGHT OVER VERY SORW) d A a P WITH APOLOGIZING f Fjy
7r (T AND APOLOGIZE AND I I fM 3 r-
I ADMIT J V TO MR. APOLOQZE.yiSktl rV Ml X r, r '. '.
i CNOTHINa TO WOPBV ABOUT U.l V I I 'r imciu tut k I I - , ,'
r ?H I AT ALL IT WON'T HURTA HhAH oETWASMT Id, lV
- n(NEXTJ BIT AFTER I PULL. IT aSljTH PAlNLEsI'J IT Pi lZ7f rff
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HSSVllSY l' It a IAHy IBM SW:C - . IU'iIV "aisaiaa
Communist Terrorists
Burn Railroad Station .
Singapore- U.R) Communist
terrorists burned the railroad sta
tion Tuesday at Layang Layang,
Johore state, one of the worst
trouble spots in Malayan. ,
Police said there were no cas
ualties. British high commis
sioner or Malaya, Gen. Sir Ger
ald Templer, recently visited
Layang Layang. There have been
several instances of arson and
murder reported from the city.
null MEM LIKE
bnlLUIlEH IT!
Pur orange fla
vor makes this
apeclallzed aspi
rin so easy to
take. Tablets are
ST.JOSEPH
AIPIRIM
FOR CHILDREN
V, adult dose. JSC
Answer to Yaattrday'a Purxla
SI
I Soaks up
4 Through
5 More aaracloul
6 Persia
7 Hindu cymbals
8 One who
casts ballot
9 Proof
10 Yarn '
II Spanish pot
16 r-aored image
30 Crowd
21 Enemy
US St 1st
23 The urial
24 Number
25 Primary
26 Free of
28 Organ of
hearing
29 Twisted
31 Man'n
nifknama
32 Place
34 Exist
85 Small valley i
37 Occurrence
38 Excavated
ore
39 Mature.
40 airl'snam
41 Apportion
42 French priest
43 fJlrl's nama
44 Turn
(skiing)
46 Flap
47 Encountered
SMITH
VIS,
Ul
R I S MP E St EgJ
SmmiBiisEM
5g ffisfff KlTisa aItis
Fair more pT
gfl b a p ma tie
A; 'c vc I 1 T RPT d UOSC cue'e ncuifjr. THQT W I SS3 NOW" AIN'T YE
-IN MY, A DISTINGUISHED CAM
TOONIST HAS A VISITOR
&OSS!fJ( 6OOCH.YO0 RAT.?
HOW A WHV DID VOU GET
THOUGHTFUL I FEARLESS FOSDICK
OP VOU TO MARRIED?
Cowboy and Indians Play
Fatal to Four-Year-Old
Great Bend. Kan. (U.PJ A
"Cowboy and Indian" game acci
dentally became too realistic and
cost the life of a four-year-old
Great Bend boy.
William Allan Whorton, son
of Mr. and Mrs. B. G. Whorton,
was playing with a neighbor. The
boys took .turns roping and tying
each other to a clothesline post,
CHOKED
with
stomach
THANK HSAVEHSI Most attacks ara Just add
indliestlon. Whsn II strikes, take Bell-ans
tsblets. Thej contain the lastest-aotlng
medlclnss known to doctors lor tne reuei oj
Heartburn sas and similar distress. Hi.
Strange as
5o INCENSED Mi JortN SWOTIN
UP0M LEARNING -WOT HtS MolHER
HM) ONCE &6&N REFUSED
ENROLLMENT rT LE
UNIVEWHY, HE V0WEO
THW eHouLb He ever
Possess Tfte MEANS
Hl&rlEK EDUCfVTloN
INOOLD 3E PROVIDED FOR
-moSE WHO DESIRE IT
Afier rtvs SUCCESS in -fle
&RINDS1GNE, INDUSTRY. HE
founded balpwin iMstrwm
IN 6EREA, OHIO, FOLLOWED
W V? OTHER SCHOOLS
1NCU)D!N(3 one in
1NUIA.,
JhJk
A MAN,
m 11 is
rr -a.i 1 - u
OH...VES, A MAN DIPYliMPING
STUPIO! WS
TRAILED MM
ALMOST TO TH1
PASS YESTERDAY THAT'
60INS TOWARD THE IC'WN,
WELL...LWPING,
C0TTONW000S.
V
THE i fc-at.T'-a'THE PUBLIC.'.'
P-PUBLIC V MY STUPID GIRL
DEMANDED FRIEND IS A FOSDCK
fan.v now that he s
MABDIFD-CJ4E WAWT;
ME TO MARRY HER.'.'
authorities said. Somehow, tha
rope tightened round the Whor
ton boy's neck and he strangled.
Kidney SSow-Bown
May Bring
Restless Nights
When kidney function slows down, many
folks complain of nagging backache, head
aches, diizinesi and loss of pep and energy.
Don't suffer restless nighta with these dis- .
comforts if reduced kidney function is get
ting you down due to such common causes
as stress and strain, over-exertion or expo,
sure to cold. Minor bladder irritations due
to cold or wrong diet may cause getting up
nights or frequent passages.
Don't neglect your kidneys if these condl.
tions bother you. Try Doan's Pills-a mild '
diuretic Used successfully by millions for 1
over SO years, i It's amazing how many times
Doan's give happy relief from these disco m.
forts help the 15 miles of kidney tubes and fll.
tera flush out waste. Get Doan's Fills today! 4
nEEAsws
OU0 fclU?
k rltJRSE
OWNED
fa.
6WD
SHE'S DRIVIKJG V S-SURE.BOSSJl
ME CRAZY.? I V-VOURWORD
SO UN-MARRY IS LAW.'.' AFTER
FOSDICK.'.'-NOW.7 J ALL, VOU OWN
-IH TIME TO - THE STRIP. ALL
APPEAR IN I'VE, EVER DOME .
TOMORROW'S. ) WAS ORIGINATE.
PAPERSJI- J IT, AND DRAW IX
ALL MY L-LIFE.'
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