Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, April 17, 1952, Image 16

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Newspaper Page TextJ rOOR MEDFOHD (OREGON) RADIO PROGRAMS THURSDAY Programs listed bvlow art received from the radio itationi and tho Mail Tribuno mumei no responsibility oicapr to mako such changes at ara supplied KYJC 1230 ke KMKD 1440 ke KWIN 1400 kc 6 00 Space Cadet Weeks Orr Newa Baseball 8 15 Space Cadet Kaltenborn' Baseball 5 30 Chet Huntley Kiddie Hit Parada Baseball B:45 "V Club Hevuo Elmer Peterson' Baseball "6:00 Sports Parade Sporls Round-Up " Lanny Boss 615 Elmer Davis KMED Commentary Lanny Rosa 6 30 Drive-in Quia The Unexpected Musical Malmo B:45 Ted Mfllone Mayor Flynn Musical Mailbox 7 00 Stiver "Eagle Your Hit Parade Musical Mailbox 715 Silver Eagle Your Hit Parade Musical Mailbox 7 30 Defense Attorney Montgomery Ac Traffic Valley News 7:45 De fense Attorney Could This Be You Lean Back & Listen 8 00 Amateur Hour One Man s Family News 8:15 Amateur Hour News of the World Organ At Frost Warn. 8:30 Amateur Hour Box 13 Spotlight on U.N. 8:45 Christianity in News Box 13 S.O.C. Program "9 -00 Cafelstanbul '"' Dragnet Concert Miniatura 815 Cafelstanbul Dragnet Major Lively 9:30 "On the Town" Mr. Keene Dan Malloy 0:45 "On the Town" Mr. Keene John W. Vandercook ITTuOlank Weaver-Newt Richfield Reporter John T. Flynn jn-15 Club Can Do NovatlmeTrio Tom Merrlman 10 30 Sports Report Heidelberg Harmonalret Organ Portraits 10:45 Les Brown Show Music & News Between The Linet ifh'o -Laura' Melodies That Endure Hign-olt 11 :i 5 "Laura Melodies That Endura 11:30 Platter Party Ciro't Tonight 11:45 platter Party C Iro t Tonight 12:00 Sign-Off Sign -Off R A D I O PROGRAMS FRIDAY 8:00 Yawn Patrol Monkey Shines 8:15 Yawn Patrol Monkey Shinn 6 30 Lucky U Ranch Down To Earth 6:43 Lucky U Ranch I? 70o Farm Newi Rural Party Lln Liberty Jamboree 7 15 Martin Agroniky Clock Watcher Humbard Family" 7 30 Bob Garred Clock Watcher Cal Tinney" 7 :45 Concert and Sporta Mualc A Newi Newa "T'OO Brr-akfast Club Clockwatcher Breakfast In Phoenix 8 15 lireaklast Club Clockwatcher 4 Breakfast In Phoenix 0 30 Breakfast Club Music ol Manhattan Blhle Institute tMHS) g 40, Breakfast Club Orlho Garden Guide Bible Institute iMBS) "0 00-Victor H Lindlahr Friendship Clr-U Morning Special J. 1S Chet Huntley Friendship Circle. Morning Devotion! 30 Break the Bank Nelchbor Lady Paula Stone C:45 Brenk the Bank Mid-Morning News Old Chlsholm Trail Toloo Jack Bcrch Show Standard "School Music Box 10 15 Big "Y" Relay Quia Slandard School Music Box lo;30Mv True Story Strike It Rich News 10:45-My True Story Strike It Rich Hymns of th. World , fl OO Whisnering Street Newa St Reviews Shop on Main St, ll.S TrTdin" Post Dr Crana. Psychologist Shop on Main St. 11:30 Against the Storm Swap , Sell Musical Appetizer 1 1:45 Paul Harvey One Night Stand Musical Appetlier 12:00 Weather Report News i Weather WH'i , 12:15 Oregon Finance News. Road ol Life' Bob Eberly Show 12:J0 Weather & Markeu Pepper Young Better .luya 12:43 Your County Agent Right to Happlnesa Music. MorganManner 1 no Bulletin Board Backstage Wife Music For Friday 1:15 Visit With Blnf Stella Dallas Music For Friday 1:30 -Scramble Gamble" Young Wldder Brown Music Bos 1:45 Walti Time Woman in My House Dick Haymes Show "2:00 Lone Journey Just Plain Bill Music Box 2:15 When a Girl Marries Tront Page Farrell Music Box 2:30 Mary Marlln Life Can Be Beautiful Liberty Jamboree 2:45 Evelyn Winters HVl News 3.00 Betty Crocker Welcome Travelers Baseball 3:15 Strictly for the Ladlra Welcome Travelers Baseball 3:30 Strictly for the Ladles Dr. Paul Baseball 3:45 Strictly for the Ladles Dial Dave Garraway Baseball 4:00 Mary M. McBrlde Doctors Wife Baseball 4:15 Mary M. McBrlde Vincent Lopez Baseball 4:30 Big Jon & Sparky Granger Forum Baseball 4:45 Mark Trail Prevucs in Reading BBSeball ' 5:00 Fun Factory Week's & Orr News Baseball 11:15 Fun Factory Richard Harkness Baseball B 30 Chet Huntley Kiddle Hit Pared Baseball 8 :43 The Toy House Elmer Peterson Baseball "6:00 Sports Parade Snorts Roundup Assembly of God 6-15 Elmer Davis KMED Commentary Assembly of God 630 Drive-In Quiz Cisco Kid Musical Mailbox 6:45 Bill Bowerman Shovy Cisco Kid Musical Mailbox 7:00 Fights Mario Lanza Musical Mailbox 7:15 Fights" Mario Lanza Musical Mailbox 7:30 Fights Montgomery tt Safety Valley News 7:43 Fl ghts Pro and Con Lean Back St Listen 8 :00 Richard Diamond One Man's Family News 8:13 Richard Diamond News nt the World Bellinger St Frost Warn. 8:30 This is your FBI Roy Rogers Spotlight on U.N. 8:45 This Is Your FBI Roy Rogers Roht. Montgomery "0:00 Ozzle St Harlet Martin St Lewis" The Three Suns :15 Ozzlei Harlet Martin it Lewis Major Lively 0:30 Mr. District Attorney Halls of Ivy Dan Mallov 0:45 Mr District Attorney Halls of Ivy John W. Vandercook 10:00 Hank Weaver-News Richfield Reporter John T" Flynn 10:15 Dr. Glno's Musical Heidelberg Harmoneires Tom Merrlman 10:30 Snorts Parade Music You Want Organ Portraits 10:45 Flying Time Music and News Between The Lines 11:00 "Laura" Here's Jamison Sign-off 11:15 "Laura" Here's Jamison 1 1 :30 Platter Party Here's Jamison 1 :43 Platter Party Here's Jamison St News h oo Sign 6ft Slgn.Off Slgn-6ff ABC NBC lbs Your Health and Its Care By DR. WILLIAM BRADY. M.D. Rsadsrs should address Inquiries to I William Brady, 2S II Camine, Beverly Hills. Cl. CALCIUM AND D FOR PROLONGED CHRONIC OR RECURRING ACHE OR PAIN A capsule I dose or a quart-1 tlty of medicine or other mater-1 inl enclosed in a shell o( soluble "?) o r digestible materials, usually gelatin, to p r e s e r ve and protect It against deteri oration or to make unplcas- i f I ant. nicaicine rTA f I easier to tuke. sLsskeWazeJ A capsule is virtually one capsule within another. For Instance vitamin D Is essential for the normal assim ilation, utilization and retention of calcium, but if the two are In contact for a considerable time the vitamin D potency deterior ates. So the calcium salts are In closed in one capsure, and after that has been sealed in a gelatin coat the vitamin D is added as an outer coat and the whole in rinsed In a surface coat. Thus the calcium and D come into contact only after the capsule is swallowed. In the past ten years I have smoked many pipefuls over the question of the analgesic (pain killer) value of calcium. At first it was purely and simply a pipe dream. I don't remember pre cisely what started it, but prob abily it was the frequency of re ports from readers who had ex perienced relief of such ache or pain from calcium not from a dose or two but from increased daily Intake of calcium over a period of weeks or months. Neuralgia, neuritis, "nervous" headache, periodic sick headache (migraine), rheumatli and other ailments for which people in dulge recklessly in dangerous analgesics (pain killers) such as aspirin, acetanilid, phenarctin or various nostrums containing these drugs in disguise, are all good "indications," as doctors say, for calcium and D. I keep telling you you chil dren and you keep asking me follsh questions which show you don't listen that calcium and D In this form Is food, not medi cine, and In order to get tha """J ' ,v . X, Dr. Bredr MAIL TRIBUNE analgesic effect you must take It for weeks or months. QUESTIONS A ANSWERS Dope I understand you have a booklet on Barbiturates. I am a constant user of Phenobarhltal, Donatal and Bentyl . . . IK. L. A ) Answer Only a chapter on the Bar. bilurates In the green book NERVES AND NUTRITION, for which send 23c and stamped, self-addressed envelope. Wyoming? If the next world Is as grand ptnre as this one I hope 1 make It and that you will continue your dallv talks there. I am 82 and would like vmir pamphlet telling about the vitamin and mineral tabids for "young folks and old folks." iK. J.) Answer Your letter bears a Wvom. Ing postmark. Do you LIVE there? Your lelier pleases me so much thai I'm going to break down and send .vou the pamphlet YOUNG FOLKS AND OLD FOLKS at my own expense three cents for postage, ten cents for envelope and the painful task ol addressing it. I hone the mineral-vlta-mln tablets will keep you on your toes for many years as thev did mv mother until she reached 3. Wvom Ing) I cant get over It Vllrija'lniur Stefansson told me he has experienc ed lower temperatures In that pnrt of the country than In the five years he lived in the Arctic. Varicose I'lcer I wrote you about my dad's vari cose ulcer. Mother followed the In slriictlons In your pamphlet faithfully and dad was completely cured In a short time and has never been both ered since . . . i Mrs L. C I Answer Thank you. Any reader who provides stamped, self-addressed envelope mav have the pamphlet VARICOSE VEINS AND VARICOSE ULCER. Job Openings of VA Mental Hospitals Told Openings fur indefinite ap pointments as attendants in Vet ernns Administration mental hos pitals were announced this week by the civil service commission Entrance salaries are $2,500 and $2,730, and applicants must be between 18 and 82 years of age. except that age limits may be waived for veterans. Applicants may obtain Infor mation and application forms at the VA hospital, Rosebtirg, or at the Medtord post office. "0ldat40,50,60?" Man, You're Crazy rtt yw.tr m! ThouMMn u ipp st 70. Tr 'ppini up- ith oiirft. r.'nuiiw (nr-li If WMk, runiwn frfliruj due tMHj- In rii ' U'k ol Ifon whirr. mnv mfn uid witnn mil nrl Ti-ntd by ixv.crf rr-nM c.-.t rMiild. Many. lmpriM-!, :.. "Will w-vr ite 0ir- In ftntir. Try iir Tunse tnhtfta fc- in, m. iointtr fnitr.t Mnn.r ht if Dot lfhflittl, Auf iniroduriorjr sue mJ9 jf, Al III dfiif ttfifM vfrvwhfrc--ln Mfdfom Al WctlviD Ihrlfl Itorei. Adv. Thuridar. April 17. 1951 As We Live JEALOUSLY MAY LEAVE MARK ON PERSONALITY (Q) My 5-year-old daugh ter Is very Jealous of her baby brother. She has been Jealous of him ever since he was born, nearly two years ago. My husband tells me she will outgrow It but it seems to be getting worse rather than bet ter. She Is like a changed child since her little brother came. What would you ad vise me to do?" Mrs. R. O. (A) Take prompt action to cure your daughter of her jealously. You have already noticed changes in her p e r s o n a lity These changes will become stronger as she grows older unless the cause is cured. It is up to you arid your husband to see that your Dr. Hurlock dau g h t e r re ceives as much love as her baby brother. Of course he requires more of your time and atten tion than your daughter does but, at the same time, you must never let her feel that he is your favorite. That is what causes most children to be jealous. Make your daughter feel se cure In your love. Give her a reasonable amount of your time, have her help you with the care of the baby, and treat her as if she were your age rather than her own age. Never make the mistake of al- The TOY HOUSE Presents "LULLABY TIME" EVERY FRIDAY 6:45 P.M. OVER KYJC H0CSX m Follow His Adventures in the Comic Page Every Day Then Bl'Z SAWYER starts an assign ment, there's plenty of adventure ahearl. Trouble-shooter for an oil company, BUZ gets dangerous assignments that lake him to every corner of the world. For an adven ture in rending, follow BUZ SAWYER in the comic page every day. BIZ SAWYER APPEARS EVERY DAY in the Mail Tribune By ELIZABETH KURL0CK, PH.D. lowing relatives or friends of the family to monopolize the baby so much when they are in your home that your daughter feels left out. Draw her into the con versation and encourage her to stay with the guests instead of slinking off alone to her room. Will Ruin Personality Unless you counteract the feelings of insecurity that have developed since her baby broth er's birth, her whole personality will be ruined. When a child feels Insecure, she will lose con fidence in herself, will become dependent upon other people, and may even develop a revenge ful attitude toward everyone. This pattern is not the type that will make the child popular at any age. If Jealousy stopped with child- MOO-O-OS and MUSINGS The other day Dr. Brady explained to his readers that "A bunion is a partly dislocated great toe joint covered, usually by an inflafried bursa which often suppurates." Thats' swell Doc, but now would you mind tell ing us what a bunion is? Little Daisy ($0 I IN SUN FRANCISCO hotel rooms 10W COST LUXURY i Choll.ag.1 comparison CI.en Qvi.t Comforloble Ctntrat location - ! HOTEL COMMODORE I CKAIO r SMITH. MGR-OWNfR I h Sutter at Jones St. 4 I TUX 5-2464 P sV....J More Than 40 Firms Honor Credit Cards More than 40 Medford busi ness and service firms are now honoring National Credit cards, according to E. L. Mays, presi dent of the credit firm, who vis ited Medford today. He reported that the recently hood, as your husband seems to think it does, you would have cause for little concern. But, unfortunately, it does not work out that way. The whole personality of a child is colored and distorted by jealousy and this produces a lifelong effect. Elisabeth Hurlock is one of the nation's great psychologists, and she will gladly help you with personal problems. (Copyright 1952, General Features Corp.) CROSSWORD PUZZLE An,w,p to YMt-rd-y Pu' ACROSS 1 Vlp.f 4 Tmpiral tro 8 Watch pocketi 12 Hv way or 13 tienua of. olive 14 .Mttlk-v If Earn petition 17 (Jentis of frogs 15 "rnifr.rt 13 Chon. 21 Soctnl Kathtr!nr J3 T'eiln dieitH 21 AnKltvSftxon filp.inWtic rh.i racier 35 T'-HInc 29 Anplo-Saxon mony 2ft Having can 31 Born 22 Notabla champions 2i Performs 35 Part of camera 3i Oripinai 37 Causp to sjjvvjthr-d 41 Toward sheltprM ulrls 42 Withdraws 46 Hold on property 47 Ah; "Han seaport 4 Ocean SO Wooden pins 61 Lamprey DOWN 1 Hall! 2 Transgression 1 1 " 4 if u i7 I $ u 0 : - 75 J? Tt ; ii ji Wj, li ii j w 7Z1t J7 H M 4.5 J I BARNEY GOOGLE and SNUFFY BUZ SAWYER BLONDIE VVHAT A JOB - lTWA5 0gW0M'S.YvOU MEVtR CIEAMED UP AT HAW, HAW! V I'LL SAY IT f SHE'S SO A v TU' 1 HBf ANSWER E! .(l'VH BEEH CLEAN1NS iNOTMIMl YOU SURBITWSlfrl f tT AINT LIKE AIN'T! SHE'O Of I AAAN-CRAIY K JLH. 1 7 K WHAT'S THIS CRUTCH )UP THE ATTIC, FOR THAT MAM VOU SAW Jl 1 VUMA TO LET V SRABBED 'IM. V SHE'O Of-fX CET OUT BOTH 00 --YOlU WE DONE RESARVEO ) IT'U. BE READV I I IT'LL BE TREE " AH LOVCS T'bTI I BUT- ) A HOSBIN'S DOOTV IST'SAVE ) PLEASE T'MEETCHA. VOU'LL TH' BRIDAL SUITE f FOR VA IN A , DOLLARS A DAW. (SOCIABLE, E- THIS A A DOLLAH, WHENEVAH HE LOVE, OUR KIDS.THEVBE FO'ME, AU'MAH J MINUTE, MAC- BUT, IF WER X PESH'LV EF IT'S J IS OUR Vv KIN.'.' WHAR'S TH' ? REAL. FTIENDLN. -GP.'-BRI&E- (-KSTrr-GETTH' WILLIN'T'BE N CHEAP i"" HONEV- 024 OTHER COUP'LE? J V NATCHERLN.' fV FXOATH'CRAP SOCIABLE AN' h, KtSS MOON.'.,Tt"."5 X , X ( VOU I CAMEOUTA TH" SHARE IT WIT' AfcKE ; f ( RIGHT HERE.. 1 ( j, AIN'T 1 BVJ BRI&ALSUirE-AH ANUDDER vi-M.rf.'r; U PAL.'r- ' V yri KIDDIN,' l CLL ' f SRADING UP THAT (WHOLE YAPQ BUT THANK GOODNeSS I FINISHED IT r MUTT and JEFF " ' 'L J (6E0R&E.' wumostnt l-f seorgiE, i heard yoo.' VHe couldn't', so THEN I SAIO I NEVER ) ,,rrtf.0wA) USETHATKINOOP ( I you'RE LYING.' DON'T YOO 1 6QSH ' TOLD LIES WHEN I WAS V organized credit card company has grown rapidly, and now serves more than 2,000 firms throughout the 11 western states and Hawaii, and that more than 65,000 persons now hold the cards. A Chicago office is being set up to handle business east of Colorado, he said. Present head quarters are in Portland. A number of Medford people are. Interested in the company, several of them having purchas ed state franchises for the opera tion of the firm. Ray F. Clark, formerly manager of the Med ford hotel, has been associated with the new concern. Dead Une on Classified Ads: Monday for Monday, noon Saturday 6 p-m. for following day; 10 ajn for Sunday I Related through th father 4 Art of composing poeirv 5 W intra 6 Alio w 7 Poles used In A! ay. day celebrations 8 Woods 9 Man's nam HI ('limbing 11 Flout in air 16 Pace 20 Peruse 21 Shore up 22 Halo 21 Sea eagles 25 Drop of rain 2d Knlarga 27 .Seines 28 Exploit 3ft Para 1 Is 3.1 Koreient-ra 34 Old Irish citlxen M Klowerlesa plants 37 Death rattle 38 Lamb's pen name 39 Encounter . 4ft Male deer 4.1 Before 44 Golf mound 45 Sodium chloride SMITH HIAISIPI w)l IT I IvIeItIq' HfiE. I R A AlT EE P KM I A lJJtTl L ElSjS" Wp E N vflg ptfA Item- 1 EMlS ElS oil oJbSsi eTw IamHajp ygjE r!y HAM ATETiElRMi ISIAfLlT) g!EP T E M -T HMPHU Ml HsSioMPUL ) f G0IN' I UJf mother aacif .1 r . 1 IWOW. MY BACK IS .lir:..,Li.lliL"m I irlf rv-, rc-.r, I I I II - punn S" killing me from rzrf, , ? s rr 'rjjRi? " s' I IALL TrIAT flAPOPNINf? l I I - . .Dk-U 1 V ""ULC 7AKV 1 I lANO I'M OF AD I BETTER ( WKM -1 LL WAKE f AGAIN i ' Tpf ft Sfravberry Raisers Advised About Spray Rogue valley residents raising strawberries are warned to spray immediately against strawberry leaf curl, according to C. B. Cordy, county agent for horti culture. Cordy explained that the spraying is only effective before the hatched worm begins curl ing the leaf. Recommended spraying for home patches is Millions Think first of- When Colds' Pain Strikes 55 yhteKsyb Qiesnon: 100 MEN, WOMEN rND CHIV.PRSM PMD 60O . To WTEND A TWSTER Mthe fbt-LowiNS prices: MEN-I0; WWEN-43: CHILDREN- SO mw vaw of emu Attended? Answer: S MEN, I WOMAN, W CHILDREN one-half pound of DDT to three gallons of water. Commercial owners can use four pounds of 50 per cent DT to an acre.. The county agent urges anoth er spraying In three weeks at which time methoxyclor should be substituted for the DDT in the same proportions as listed above. FALSE TEETH Rock, Slide or Slip? FASTEETH. an improved powder to v be sprinkled on upper or lower plates, holds false teeth more firmly in place. Do not slide, slip or rock. No gummy, gooev. pasty taste or feeling. FAS TEETH is alkaline t non-acid t. Does not sour. Checks "plate odor" (dentur breath.) Get FASTEETH at any drug store. Adv. rtoUER's into to ODYSSEY WERE WHITEN M GOLP LETTERS t4 SerSPfiNT 6KIN. THE MMUSCRIPT WAS, 120 fEET LOUS WHo PLAY TH6 PAKTOFTHe ; WNS IM , , THE KINS fTOI, -TrKK OVER I HouR5ToppLy Hl MWCE-UP BEFORE ErSCrt PERFORMANCE 1