Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, April 18, 1952, Image 16

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Newspaper Page TextTWO MEDFOHD (OREGON) MAIL THIBUNE Friday-. April 18. 1951 RADIO PROGRAMS FRIDAY Program listrd below are received from the radio stations and Hi Mall Trlbuno iiuiMl no roiporuibility except to make tuch clianasa a iro supplied KVJC 1230 He KMED 1440 C KWIN I40k 6 00 run rectory" 6:15 Fun Factory J45 Th Toy House) 6 :00 Sports Parade 6:13 Klnier Davis" 6:30 Drive-la Quiz 6:48 Bill Bowerman Show TOO Fights' 7:15 Fights" 7:30 Fights" 7:45 Fights' 8:00 Richard Diamond' 6:15 Richard Diamond 8:30 Thii is Your FBI' 6:45 This is Your FBI 8:00 Czzielt Harriet' 0:15 Ozzle It Harriet 6:30 Mr. District Attorney" 8:45 Mr. District Attorney Weeks A Orr Newa H. V. Kaltenborn" Kiddle Hit Parado Elmer Peterson' Sports Roundup KMED Commentary Cisco Kid Cisco Kid Baseball Baseball Baseball Baseball Assembly of God Assembly of God Mus.cal Mailbox Musical Mailbox Mario Lanza Musical Mailbox Mario Lanza Musical Mailbox Montgomery' It Safety Valley News Pro It Con' Lean Back It Listen One Man's Family' News of the World Salute To Reservists Jia lute To Reservists Martin It Lewis Martin It Lewis' Halls of Ivy" Halls of Ivy News' Balllnger It Frost Warn. Spotlight On U.N.' Robt. Montgomery Your Health and Its Care 8y OR. WILLIAM BRADY, M.D. deaden should address inquiries loi William Brady, 265 (I Camino, Beverly Hills. CaL HEART TO HEART TALK Let' talk ibout a man or wom an with valvular heart disease, say mitral Incompetence or instil- The Thre Sum Major Lively Dan Malloy John W. Va.ndrcook 10:00 Hank WeavPr-Nirwi 10:15 Prlsm-Ute Parfld 10:30 Sporti Report 10:45 Flying lima Richfield Reporter John T. Flynn Heidelberg Ifarmonalrct Tom Merrlman Mmlc You Want Organ Portrait- Music Vou Want Between The Line 11:00 "Laura" 11:15 "Laura" 1 1 :;io Platter Party 11:45 Platter Party Here' Jamison Hi-it'i J i ill ton Here's Jamison Here's Jamison ft Newt Sign-Off I KM ) 12:00 Sign-Off Sign-Off RADIO PROGRAMS SATURDAY 6:00 Rise N Shine 6:15 Rise 'N Shin 6:30 Sunrise Serenade 6:45; Sunrise Serenade 7:00 Farm News 7:18 Martin Agronsky 7:30 News 7:45 Concert & Sporti 8 00 No School Today 815 No School TodHy" 8:30 No School Today 8:45 No School Today Navy Band Heres to Veteran Murine Show News Sunrise Serenade Saturday Speclul No Music of Manhattan Music & News' Platter Party" Platter Party Keys To Muslo News My Secret Story My Secret Story Hollywd Lrove Story Hollywd Love Story 6:00 Jump. Jump 0 1 5 Saturday Circus 0:30 Space Patrol' 9:45 Space Patrol 10:00 Cowhoy Trouhador 10:1 5 Cowboy Trouhador 10:30 Cowboy Trouhador 10:45 Cowboy Troubador 11:00 Guest Star 11 :15 Trading Post 1 1 :30 Lawrence Welk 1 1 :4fl Lawrence Wclk 12:00 Pan-American Union 1U:I5 Pan-American Union" Friendship Circle Friendship Circle Howdy Doody Mid-Mornlng News One Night Stand Saturday Special No. 2 Little Nipper Time Uttle Nipper Time Mary Lee Taylor Mary Lee Taylor Farm & Home Hour Farm St Home Hour News St Weather Saturday Soecial No. I J2:au Lione fine mountaineers i'asmr s u&n 12:45-Lone Pino MountajneersSoclal Security 1 :00-ABC Late News Howdy Dood'y 1 :15 Flnnegan't Box Score Howdy Uoody :30 Tea & Crumpet' Mind Your Manners 1 ;45 Tea & Crumpets Mind Your Manners 2 00- -Rosclnnd Ballroom 2:15 Rosoland Ballroom 2:30 At Home With Musle 2:45 Intcrntl. Jazz Club 3 :001230 Club 3:15 1230 Club 3 30 1230 Club 3:45 1230 Club ,."4:00 1230dub 4: 5 News 4:30 1230 Club 4:451230 Club "5:00 1230Club B:15 Dr. Pepper Show 8:30 Christian Science Ch 8:45 "Y" Club Revue Big City Serenade Big City Serenade Helping Hnnd Terrea Lea Public Affairs H J. Kaltenbom NBC Symphony NBC Symphony Open House Morning Moods Haven Of Rest (MBS) Hayen Of Rest (MBS) News Music Out of the West Paula Stone Songs of Our JTImes Ranger Show Ranger Show Guest Star ScrenadeIn Blue) it Ray Bloch Presents Ray Bloch Presents House Party Houhe Party News Western Jamboresj Western Jamboree Western Jamboree i "Music for Saturday Music for Saturday Music Box JMuslc Box World Concert' Hall " World Concert Hall Adventure Musical Best Bets Baseball , Baseball Baseball Baseball . NBC Symphony NBC Svmphony Medicine USA Medicine USA Baseball Baseball Baseball Baseball News What Are You Doing Bob and Ray Bob and Ray; 6:00 Look to the Skies Tex neneke 6.15 Veterans Admin Show KMED Commentary a-.in Bob Garret. Judy Canova 8:45 Stewart Craig jfu.J?lnov'" Vaughn Monroe vaugnn iwonroe- "VOO Sat. at the Shamrock 7:15 S.-it. at the Shamrock T-30 Dinner In Green Room Grand Ole ODry 7:45 pinner In Green Room Grand Ole Opry 8:00 The Lone Ranger Eddy Arnold Show 8:15 The Lone Ranger Eddy Arnold Show 8:30 Dancing Party Round-up Time 8:45 Dancing Party Round-up Time 0:00 Dancing Party 9 15 Dancing Party 9:30 Dancing Party 0:48 Dancing Party f6:o"o Dancing Party 10:15 Dancing Party 10:30 ABC Late Newa 10 :45 Buddy Weed Trio 11 :00 "Laura" 11:15 "Laura" 1 1.30 Platter Party 1 1 45 Platter Party 12:00 Sign Ott Baseball Baseball Baseball Baseball ""Look To The Skies U. S. Navy Band Hawaiian Harmonies Eddy Howard Ork LBS Bandstand LBS Bandstand LBS Bandstand LBS Bandstand News" Salute to Reservists Salute to Reservists Minute Women News and Muslo Musle Lower Basin Street Lower Basin 8 treat 10 o'clock "f letter Serenade In Blue Short Story Short Story Proudly We Hail Proudly We Hail Clro'a it News Ciro's St News "Sign Of f 3rd Army Band 3rd Army Band Soldier Serenade Amer. Legion Report Norman Towson Jr. Gat Paris Music Hall Gal Paris Music Hall Between The Lines "KWiNCarousel KWIN Carousel KWIN Carousel News "Slgn-Off ABC LBS f5 WG LlV6 r ELIZABETH HURLOCK, PH.D. ll Dr. Hurlock to whom lie HOW MUCH SHOULD YOU 8AY? AVOID EXTREMES Some people have no hesi tancy about saying what they think. Others keep their thoughts t o themselves. Still others are In the middle of the road. They express some of their thoughts and keep others to t h emselves. Which Is bet ter, both for the person and for the people expresses h I s thoughts? That is the problem raised In this letter: "I lust don't hav tht will power to spook up and have my say In an argument. I let It ride and then face It. This happen! not only at home but also at work. I am sensi tive and blush very easily. Should I let things pats by me without questions or argu ments rather than explain the point of a subject?" W. R. Don't go to one extreme or another. It Is bad to argue to the point where you are ready to engage In a knock-down, drag out fight, and it Is also bad to let things pass meekly without speaking up and asserting your self. The person who is always ready to argue to the bitter end merely antagonizes other people. Even if he Is in the right, he rarely wins because his oppon ents are so mad they won't con cede. Furthermore, he gets him self all worked up and unhappy about things that are often too trivial to bother about. Feelings Unconsidered The meek as a lamb person, on the other hand, lets people ride over him and take advan tage of him. They do not re spect him nor do they consider his feelings, lie, too, Is not happy about the matter. Like you, he goes away with seething anger stored up Inside of him and fights imaginary battles with the person who has gotten the better of him. This does not make him happy nor does It add to his self-respect. When you feel that you are In the right, say so. You can say what you have to say politely and kindly so that you won't an tagonize people. You can be so firm about It that they will realize that you are in earnest. By doing this, you will win respect and you will feel bet ter because you have gotten the matter off your chest. Failure to speak up is not 10 much due to lack of will power but to excessive shyness and lack of feelings of security about your own opinions. If you are sure you arc right, you have no need for hesitancy. Remember that you have a right to your opinions just as others have. Elisabeth Hurlock it con sulting ptychologtst. Write her in care of this newspaper for free advice. ICOI'YHUIHT. 10JJ, GENERAL KEATURKS CORP.! POISON OAK? Try a Bottle of ZEMACOL You must ba satlsfioet ei four money chaarfully refunded. Oat e bottle to day at WESTCRN THRIFT. Why Suffer Longer? When Others Fail COME TO US ACT NOW! Our Nature's HERB remedies will hale roil to re gain your good .health. Our remedies have baa successful in aiding the tied all over the state tor 1 a 7, ' J , Herb Specialist Remedies tor disorders, sinuses, heart, liver, stomach, gat and elcert, constipation, piles, asthma, female complaints, kidney, bladder, blood, kmaiai kak J L-..J..L-. a aw.... ., .... .... ror meie, remaio ana innaroe,. BRANCH OFFICES Albany Salem Eugono Newport North Bend S. 6. rONO Herb Specialist CHARLIE CHAN CHINESE MEDICINE & HERB CO. 624 S. Riverside Medford II NOON TO S P.M. OFFICl OPEN SUNDAYS ONLY f flclency. ' Th mitral valve Is the valve between the left auricle and the left ventricle. It opens to per mit blood to pass through from auricle to ...ntrinln rl.ll-. Dt. Brady . f . . t val between heart beats; it closes to prevent blood from leaking back Into the auricle when the heart beats the ventricle con tracts to pump blood out into the great artery. If a leaf of the mitral valve becomes distorted by scar tissue which forms after Inflammation of the heart lining (endocarditis) it no longer closes perfectly, so there is more or less backward leakage of blood Into the auricle with each heart beat. It is not wholly visionary to predict that in the not distant fu ture cardiotomy (opening into the heart) for the repair of dam aged valves will be a routine operation. More daring surgery Is now an accomplished fact the operation for persistent fora men ovale the developmental defect In the heart responsible for "blue babies" Every one with valvular leak age must have a larger, stronger heart than he or she would otherwise need to maintain ade quate circulation. To compen sate for the leakage at each beat the heart must pump that much more blood out into the aorta at each beat. To do this the heart must be enlarged, hypertrophied, more heavily muscled and, of course, dilated at least enough to hold the, greater volume of blood pumped at each beat. This heart enlargement is, in fact, the object of all treatment for valvular trouble. Whatever double talk the "authorities" may grind out about it and, boy, do they grind It out, with variations from decade to decadel this compensatory enlarge ment of the heart is the ineluct able "indication" for digitalis. Personally I am convinced that digitalis has nothing to do with it, but who am I? It is my belief that this desir able enlargement of the heart, in valvular leakage and in some other cardlo-vascular conditions as well as in athletic training, is achieved through judicious exer cise and good nutrition. Most of you old most unprogressive physicians and laymen will give a Jot or tittle when cornered about this, yet I still cling obstinately to the no tion that a person with angina pectoris, myocarditis, coronary MOO-O-OS and MUSINGS We sent our commerce editor scurring out yester day to check on the story that a large girdle factory Is to be built in Medford. We are sorry to report that the rumors are with out foundations. Little Daisy -$53 Roller Shades WASHABLE LIGHTPROOF ( WAKEFIELD DRAPERY 6th and Bartlett Phone 2-6010 Follow His Adventures in the Comic Page Every Day Hien BUZ SALTER starts an align ment, there's plenty of adventure ahead". Troulile-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 SATYER in the comic page every day, BIZ SAWYER APPEARS EVERY DAY in the Mail Tribune disease, thrombosis or the like should avoid any and every physical activity for dear life. I cited a year ago statistics showing that coronary occlusion or thrombosis happens more fre quently to a person asleep or at rest than to one engaging in walking or other activity. So the individual with heart trouble of any kind who avoids all activity, even activities he or she might enjoy, merely because the heart is "bad or "weak Is foolish. On the other hand let no reader infer from what I say about the value of moderate exercise for heart trouble that if a little is good more is better. The amount of exercise, work, play, or physi cal activity of any kind which may be good for one with heart trouble is a question which only the physician acquainted with the present condition can judge. QUESTION'S It ANSWERS EaUns Lemon I crave lemon, can eat It from time I set up in the morntns unul X go to bed at night I eat two or three lem ona a day. Doea this do any harm? (Mrs. P. W.I A n s w e r No. No accounttnc for tastes. lalrer Dldnt Get Her Thank you for your fine trchlngs. My mother died when I was young, so I was more or less on my own and lived as I thought best. I did not learn what Salrey Gamp and her crowd had to say about c-r-1. menstruation, etc.. until it waa too late to do me any harm. (Mrs. K. F.J Answer Thank you for your fine letter Salrey Gamp, Ben Told and Mrs. Sumsey catch most of 'em young and tell 'em so many things that are not so. Send 23c and stamped, self addressed envelope for booklet CALL IT C-R-I. or send stamped, self addressed envelope for pamphlet HYGIENE TOR GIRLS AND HEALTH FOR WOMEN. Tnese will undo some of the harm done by Salrey St Co. CROSSWORD PUZZLE Answer to Yattarday't Puxzlt ACROSS 1 Allow Heat (mtt) iv Container 12 Above (poet) 12 Worship If Uncloae (poet.) 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Jq- IL LL111 JL m z?m sTpr A Hi t Crosstng the Atlantic 4 Rhythmical 5 Girl's name 6 Defeat 7 Worthless leaving 8 Note of arale 9 Conflrmatory 10 Footles animal U Tliltnga 16- Pin 17 Babylonian god 19 Chapeau 20 Attention 21 fiffg-ahaperl 23 Central part 24 Policeman (slang) 23 Landed 27 Flower 29 Rotating piece 30 Glrl'a name 32 Offspring 33 One that cnlrpa 35 Pedal digit 3(t Courageoua 37 Headgear (pi.) 3S Ox of Celebea 39 Graduate (colloo.) 41 Jellyllke condition of colloidal solution 42 Thick, black substance 43 Oreek letter 46 Beholdl Hot Dinner In One Minute Seen by CE Dayton, O. U.R A steaming hot dinner prepared In one min ute was forecast here by a Gen eral Electric Co. electronics en gineer. T. P. Curtis of Schenectedy, N. Y., said an electronic dis penser which would thaw and heat a complete pre-cooked froz en dinner in a little over a min ute can be made economically practical with a type of elec tronic tube known as a magne tron. Curtis said mass production of a certain type of magnetron, which acts as a generator of high frequency waves used in heating the food, would make an eco nomical dispenser possible. THERE IN SPIRIT New Britain, Conn. (U.R) Two and one-hali months before he would have equalled an 18 year Sunday School perfect at tendance record, Weston Dornan was drafter. Church authorities said, however, that they would continue marking him "present" for the remainder of the school year. IiTT, hi'.lff. for QUALITY " and ECONOMY! WOULO'S UHGESI SEllElt AT 10c SUOSffN ASPIRIN FOR CHIIDRH Keep it handy. Eaay to give, tabieta are K adult doee. And children like the healthful orange flavor. MARY QUEEN Of executed, rrwM DISCOVERED THAT 6H WORE An AU&URN WIS oER CLOSELY-CROPPED GRAY HAIR vjimo wm A atAw Hold the smooth ems up and acrossihe WIND AMD SQUINT along TriEEpee ' J Steel s more elastic than ru&ser And ru&BER is more . DURABLE THAN STSBU BARNEY GOOGLE and SNUFFY SMITH 1 " 'SggjM UHU-ja H I WHAT ON AIRTH AILS SL M 1 M YORE PORE OL' MAW IS V-- BUZ SAWYER ' V0U FIRST NAME IS BUZ, ISN'T IT? I SIT COVIN I THINK I KNOW HOW THOSE HANDCUFFS CAN i ou pead beats: fujrk. ; i iico r -u-.-r,w t irtuj v ft . UmS " m-: " b W'tw iiB.; i.rfj ji i v,vj' J nw flee y I'l ABNER BUT, EF WE SHARES CXIR rsO.'.'-BEFO' WE BEACHES Y (-CHJCX)-S.!! I AH HAD OUR NAMES I I HOPE I I CAIN T AFFORD IT. WE I i af BBIDAL SUPTE WIF THIS . OUR OLD AGE, AH WANTS ONCE THEM WRIT DOWN ON THIS t VOU'LL J AIMS TSPEMD OUR f cTH' , NICE FAMBLV, WE'LL SAVE 1 SOME PRIVACV.7 CALL SWEET SOUHG CARD. BV EDUCATED Y TRY HONEVMOON EATINM fso? MTV-LI l.aS A NIGHT. ITU. -f ME A SPENDTHRIFT EF GIRLS GET JONES, FO MXt SEOH f CUR L TH' DOG PATCH HAM. WXlefflCH COME IN HANDS IN MiL VO'WILL-BUT WE HAINT 5 MARRIED- ' A EMERGENCY. IT'LL RESTAU- ) IN FACK.WE AIMST L HAM OOR OLD AGE. E2'J!HrrTf GONNA SHARE OUR THEIR RAL TAKE ME A LI'L WHILE ) RANT. 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