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TEN MEDFOHD (OREGON) MAIL TRIBUNE Mondar. April 21. 1952 RADIO PROGRAMS MONDAY Programs listed blow art rectived from the radio stations and lh Mail Tribuna assumes no rasoonsibilitjr txcept to make such changes as are supplied KYJC 1231 kc KM HP 1440 kc KUIN 1400 kc "8 00 Fun Factory- " Weeks St Orr News Story Time B-15 Fun Factory H. V. Kaltenborn Social Security fl-30 Chet Huntley Voice of Firestone News Round-up 5:45 "On Stage. Everyone" Voice of Firestone Between The Lines fl-0o Sports Parade Snorts Roundup World Concert Hall fi:15 Elmer Davis KMED Commentary World Concert Hull 6 30 Drive-In Qui Cisco Kid Musical Mailbox 6:45 Ted Maione CUcq Kid Musical Mailbox "7-00 Lone Ranger Communist For FBI Musical' Mailbox 7IS Lone Ranger Communist For FBI Musical Mailbox 7:30 Henry J. Taylor Rob't Montgomery Valley News 7:45 Stewart Craig Uanficrom At,s gnment' Lean Back St Listen 8:00 The Big Hand" One Man's Family' Sports Round-up 8:15 The Big Hand News of the World Baseball 8:30 Fine Arts Quartet Railroad Hour Baseball 8:45 Fine Arts Quartet Railroad Hour Baseball "9;00 Paul Whlteman Club Telephone Hour Baseball 9:15 Paul Whlteman Club Telephone Hour Baseball -30 "On the Town" Men Behind Melody Baseball 9 :45 "On the Town" Men Behind Melody Baseball foToo Hank Weaver-News Richfield Reporter Baseball 10:15 It's Your Business Heidelberg Harmonalres Baseball 10:30 The CIO and You Music You Want Baseball 10:45 Your Heritage Music St News Ncwi 11:00 "Laura" Melodies That Endure Slgn-OU 11:15 "Laura" Melodies That Endure f 11:J0 Punter Party Clro's Tonifiht 11:45 Platter Party Clro s & News 12:00 Sign-Off Sign-Off RADIO PROGRAMS TUESDAY 6:15 Yawn Patrol 6:30 Lucky U Ranch 6:45 Lucky U Ranch T:00 Farm News 7:15 Martin Agronsky 7:30 Bob Garred 7:45 Concert and S porta 8.00 Breakfast Club 8:15 Breakfast Club 8 30 Breakfast Club 8:45- Breaktait Club Monkey Shines Monkey anines Down to Earth Barnes News Rural Party Una Clockwatcher Clockwatcher Music St News 2-4000 2-4000 Muale of Manhattan Ortho Garden Guide Liberty Jamboree Liberty Jamboree Cal Tinney News ""Breakfast In Phoenix Breakfast In Phoenix Haven ol RcstiMHS) Haven of Rest (MBS) 0:00 Victor H Llndlahr 0:15 Chet Huntley 0:30 Break the Bank 0:45 Break the Bank Friendship Circle Friendship Circle Neighbor Lady Mid-Morning News 10:00 Jack Bcrch Show 10:15 Big "Y" Relay Quia 10.30 My True Slory 10:45 My True Story Festival of Waltzes Tex Bcneke Show Strlkelt Rich Strike It Rich Morning Special Morning Devotions Paula Stone Show Songs of Our Times "Homomokcr Harmonics Country Visitor News 1400 Coral 11:00 Whispering Streets 11:15 Trading Post 11 :30 Against the Storm 11:45 Paul Harvey 12:00 Weather Report 12:15 Oregon Finance News 12:30 Weather and Markets 12:45 Your County Agent News St Reviews Dr. Crane Swao& Sell One Night Stand 1:00 Bulletin Board 1:15 Peggy Dean 1:30 "Scramble Gamble" 1:45 Waltz Timo News St Weather Road of Life Pepper Young Right to Hnppineai Shop On Main St. Shop On MHin St. Musical Appetizer Musical Appetizer News Bob Eberly Show Better Buys Music. Morgan Manner 2:00 Lone Journey 2:15 When a Girl Marries 2:30 Mary Marlln iweiyn winters Backstage Wife steua uniias' Young Widde Brown Woman In My House Music fur Tuesday Music for Tuesday Music Box Dick Haymes Show Just Plain Bill Front Page Farrel" Life Can Be Beautiful News 3 :00 Betty Crocker" Welcome Travelers 315 Strict v for tha LH(m Welcome Traveler 3:30 Strictly for the Ladlce Dr. Paul' r 3:45 Strictly for the Ladies Dial Dave Garroway 4:00 Mary M. McBrlde 4:I5 Mary M. McBrlde 4:30 Big Jon St Sparkle ..4:45 Mark Trail Major Lively D:in Mnlloy Liberty Jamboree Music Box 5:00 Space Cadet 6:15 Space Cadet 8:30 Chet Huntley S :45 "V" Club Rcvuo Doctor's Wife Vincent Lopez County Ext Agent Singing Americans Music Box John W Vandercook Music Box St News Music Box Weather Summary Frazier Hunt Brad Steele Uncle Remus 'Gadget of Month New Safety Razor, Reported by Club Lou Angeles (U.f?) The "Gadget of the Month Club," which Inspects more than 40, 000 "unusual' inventions each year, now reveals its current se lection an improved safety razor. Club director Don L. Davis, who calls himself "Mr. Gadget" because he claims to see more gadgets every year than any oth er man in the world, said the .azor is the first new idea since Gillette produced his some 40 years ago. It was invented by a Portland, Ore., cement finisher, Gunner Petersen. Can't Cut Self The razor, called Firmblade, is so designed, "Mr. Gadget" said, a person cannot cut him self, it is curved to the contour of the face, it cannot clog, and the user can get twice as many shaves from a blade as with an ordinary razor. The "Gadget of ,the Month Club" was started in 1943 by Mary Lou Moffitt, a farmer's daughter from Newton, la. To day it is owned by 23 manufac turers. Function of the club is to place new products into the hands of selected consumers be fore they are put on the market, thus creating advance consumer demand, Davis said. Many Join More than 350,000 club mem bers in the U.S., Australia, C'an- Weeki A Orr News What Are You Doing Kiddle Hit Parade Elmer Peterson 6:00 Sports Pared 6:19 Elmer Davis 6:30 Drive-In Quit 6:48 Ted Maione 7:00 Silver Eagle 7?1&Silver Eaele 7:30 Newsstand Theatre: 7:45 Newsstand 'Theatre 1 A nn I..DM With Mm 8:19 Escape With Me 8:30 "On the Town" 6:49 "On the Town" 1 9:00 Town Meeting of the fl-ts Town Meetlnsfof the 9:30 Town Meeting of the 9:49 Erwln n Cannam Snort RounriUD XMED Commentary ribber MctiepSi Molly ribberMcOep & Molly Eddie Cantor Show Eflriln C"nto- Show Rob't Montgomery Man Calico X Slory Time Stars for Defense News Round-up Between The Llnee One Man s Family News of the World Cavalcade of America Cavalcade of America AH Bob Hope All Bob HoDe AliB. Craig. Conf Invest B. Craig. Conf. Invest. Lyn Murray Show I.vn Murray Show Musical Mailbox Musical Mailbox Musical Mailbox Mii'lcal Mailbox Valley News Lean Back & Listen Frost Warn. it Sports Baseball Baseball BascbalI Baseball' Baseball Baseball Baseball 10:00 News 0:19 Dream Harbor 10:30 United or Not? 10:49 United or Not? Richfield Reporter Novatlme Trio Music You Want Music &t News 11:00 "Laura" 11:15 "Laura" li uu Piultei Party It 49 Platter Party 13:00 Slrn Off ABC Melodies That Endure Melodies That Endure Clro's Tonight Ciro's At News Sign-Off Baseball Baseball Baseball News Slgn-CW NBC" TjkT Your Health and Its Care r DR. WILLIAM BRADY, M.D. Raiders sheaM address Inquiries lot William Brady. Ml B Csmlrie, Beverly Hills, Csl. they will get at least a good start towards a happy life. QUESTIONS gt ANSWERS Misguided Urospectlve Mother Read of researches suggesting that Oxygen deficit might have something to do with mongolism. Then your in structive articles about the effects of acetanllld and other coaltar analgesics on the oxygen-currying function of the red corpuscles raised the question whether use of such pain-killers by an expectant mother might not Induce oxygen lack and . . . (Mrs. P. C. M.) Answer Your reasoning Is sound enough. I don't know what may cause or predispose to so-called Mongolian idiocy, but I do know that the use of even occasional doses of such dope is especially dangerous for the pro spective mother and her unborn child. Read the chapter on the abuse of an algesic (ache or pain numbing) drugs in the booklet on heart and artery troubles C V D. Or the section In the pamphlet WHY HAVE HEADACHE? about Aceuinilld addiction. For the pamphlet send stamped, self-addressed envelope. If you want the booklet also. Inclose 25c for it. ada, Great Britain and South Africa are the selected consum ers. They pay $12 a year and re ceive 12 new products each year, Davis said. The club selects one gadget each month from more than 3,000 submitted. The selected gadget is patented, tested, manu factured, sampled, distributed, marketed and merchandised, he said. The inventor gets up to 10 per cent on each one sold for the life of the patent, 17 years. Same in Past Some of the gadgets boosted by the club in the past include a lifetime bottle closure which will "never wear out," a golf tee which prevents hooking or slic ing, cakeform dentifrice, and a typewriter gadget which will make up to five copies without any carbon paper. "We simply watch for the un usual ideas," said Davis, "like the idea of putting hot chocolate on ice cream." MOO-O-OS and MUSINGS We accept the Water Department's apology for giving the erroneous im pression about watering instructions. Just the same, we have it on . reliable authority that water will be just as wet this year, if not more so, everything considered equal. Little Daisy fl BO CHILDBIRTH IS NOT QUITE PROPER A year ago a girl of the golden fcrest who evidently has some thine which too many of her sis ters lack, told us how she had her baby In the family car, attended only by her hus band. They were forty miles from the doctor. "T h e doctor couldn't care of me at home because a ranch house lacks necessary facilities . . . We never butted an eye when the doctor charged his flat rate, $150, just as though he delivered me." Evidently the doctor called after a decent interval to collect. The Idea of a ranch house lack ing necessary facilities irks me as much as the trick specialists' excuse for excluding the pro spective father from sharing the great miracle with his wife. They ay he might bring Infection Into the delivery room. Both of these Ideas are without foundation In fact, as any physician with ex perience in hospital and in pri vate practice knows. As I have said repeatedly, the place for a man Is at his wife's side when their baby is being born. But I hope no nincompoop will make a nuisance of himself by raising a disturbance when or if doctors, nurses or hospital authorities refuse to admit hlin to the delivery room. The time to decide whether the prospective father shall attend his wife when he and she choose Is when you engage the physician. If the phy sician Is anything less than frank bout It, have no dealings with him or her. That'i my advice. Iam Irked by reports of the peullar behavior of doctors and hospital managers toward the peasants who come bowing and craping, but I am saddened when I get a letter from a pro spective mother or a mother who Informs me that it isn't quite proper for a husband to witness childbirth. That is, I'm sad up to the .word "witness," and that provokes me again. Childbirth isn't a peep-show. It's a miracle, and in my opinion tlere's some thing seriously wrong with a marriage when one partner thinks it is not "proper for the other to share In the miracle. By the same token I contend that such a strange attitude towards childbirth is a large factor of divorce in Yunkccland. The wholesome, the happy the sensible and, believe me, the eminently proper way for po tential or prospetlve parents to prepare for the great miracle is hand In hand, together, from the first glimmering: that they arc to be blessed right through the Joys and sorrows, the wor ries, fears and anxieties to the moment when they hear the sweetest music in this world, the lust cry of their own baby. The man who has missed that thrill hasn't lived. The woman who doesn't want her husband to shore the miracle with her hasn't loved. The expectant father should know as much as his wife does about prenatal cure. In order to encourage young married peo ple to approach the great ad venture hand in hand I'll send any married woman a compli mentary copy of the booklet Pre paring for Maternity if she pro vides stamped, self-addressed en velope and asks for the booklet within this month. If the couple will study this booklet together '1KASA Fiery, Smarting Itch of Common Skin Rath Don't it and luch tormtnt another hour! iuit smooth Krainol Ointment on your tit ted gkin at once. See how quickly Ka medically proven biffredlent in lao iim bring bliwui, kwUUM tW . mrnm 'U - V TOR THE v' mi If You DID NOT or CANNOT Finish HIGH SCHOOL You Can Study at Home in Spare Time end Earn t Clgh School Diploma PREPARE NOW for College or Learn e Trade OUR GRADUATES HAVE ENTERED OVER SOO COLLEGES Dept. Med. 4-21 Name.... AMERICAN SCHOOL 1744 Broadway, Room 206 Oakland 12, Calif. Srate.. KMED 7 Tonite Morning Fresh (read IPC Follow His Adventures in the Comic Page Every Day When BUZ SALTER itart an assign ment, there' 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 Rare Philodendron Blossom Displayed Victor Milnes, IS North Groveland avenue, last week brought to The Wall Tribune of fice a blossom from the Milnes' philodendron plant, hastatum variety. The blossom Is consid ered a rarity since it is unusual for a cultivated philodendron plant to bloom, they have been told. They purchased the plant about a year ago when it was about three feet tall. It now measures about six feet in height. The blossom generally is sim ilar in shape to a calla lily. The stamen is especially large and is white. It is said to be edible and similar in taste to bread fruit. The inside of the calla like blossom is deep rust in col or and the outer side is greenish. The blossoms open at night and close again the next evening taking 24 hours from the time it begins to open until it closes. The blossom which Milnes brought Is the 9th blossom pro duced on the plant. The first one appeared about January 1. In observing the blossoms after they close, they found that the deep rust color is absorbed by the stamen. STRIKE ENDS Renton, Wash. U.R) Some 1,000 workers were to return to work at the Pacific Car and Foundry company Monday after Local 79 of the AFL Machinists union voted to remove pickets from the plant. CROSSWORD PUZZLE Answer to Saturday! 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Henry H. Fowler, administra tor of the National Production authority, said all restrictions on natural rubber will cease with the exception of pale and sole crepes which ere still scarce. They said the order will pro vide "relatively free competi tion" between natural and syn thetic rubber In the United States. Columbus, O. U.R) Harold Stassen said here Saturday that he would not tell his delegates how to vote if he is unable to win the Republican presidential nomination. The Marine Exchange of San Francisco maintains lookout sta. tions at the foot of Hyde street and at Point Lobos. 'WORLD'S! LARGEST SELLER .AT IOC, Children Lit The Orono Flavor of ST. JOSEPH ASPIRIN F0 CHItOH'l. Tablets are li adult dose. No need te break them. Buy it today. 60 tablets 39c. Strange as it seems -fflfi ilt? STRIP J.T WW? 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