Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, April 23, 1952, Image 14

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Newspaper Page TextTWO MEDFOHD (OREGON) MAIL TRIBUNE RADIO PROGRAMS-WEDNESDAY " Programs lifted blow ara received from the radio itationi and tht Mail Tribune assumes no responsibility except to make such changes at are supplied KYJC 1230 ko KMF.D 6:00 Fun Factory :15 Fun Factory 6 30 Med. Srhooli Prnt 8:43 PT A Program Weeks & Orr Ntwa Kallenborn Ktddte Hit Parade Elmer Peterson' 6:00 Sporta Parade 6:1ft Elmer Davis 6:30 Drive-In Qui 6 45 Ted Malone Sports Roundup KMED Commentary Cisco Kid Cisco Kid 7:00 The Lone Banger 7:15 The Lone Ranger 7:30 Mvstery Theatre 7 :45 Mystery Theatre 8:00 The Top Guy 8:15 The Top Guy 8-30 Mr. President 8:43 Mr. President 0:00 Crossfire 9:15 Crossfire 8:30 "On the Town" 0 :43 "On the Town" Groucho Marx Groucho Marx The Big Story The Big Story in no. Hank Weaver-Newi Richfield 10:13 Prism-Lite Parade) Heidelberg 10:30 Sport Keporw 10:45 Tnke to the Air 11:00 "Laura" 11:15 "Laura" 11:30 Platter Party 11:45 Platter Party 12:00 Sign-Off Music You Music at News Melodies That Endure Melodies Thnt Endure Giro's Tonight Ciro a & News Sign-Off RADIO PROGRAMS THURSDAY 6:00 Yawn Patrol 6:15 Yawn Patrol 6:3C Lucky U Ranch B:45 Luck yJJR anch 7:00 Farm Newa 7:15 Martin Agronaky 7:30 Lob Garred 7:45 Concert and Sporta 8:00 Breakfast Club" a : irv Break lam Club 8:30 Hreakraat Club 8.43 -BrenkffiHt Club 8:00 Victor!. Tfndlahr B:13 Chet Huntley 0:30 Break the Bank 0:4.1 Brenlc the Bank Monkey Monkey Down to News Rural Party Line Clock Watcher Clock Watcher Music & News Voices of 2-4000 Voices of 2-4000 Millie ol MnnhfjltJin Ortho Garden Guide Friendship Circle Friendship Circle Neighbor Lady Mid-Morning News nroo- -Jack Berch Show Festival 10:15 Bis "Y" Relay Quia Tex Beneke Show 10:30 My True Story 10 4 . M y Tr u e8lory 1 1 :00 Whispering Streets 11:15 Trading Post 11:30 Against the Storm 113 Paul Harvey Strike It Strike It News & Reviews Dr Crane Psychologist Swap At Sell One Nigh' Stand 12:00 Weather Report News & 12:13 Oregon Finance News Road ot 12.30 Weather & Market Pepper Voung Right to Happlnese Backstge Wife Stella Dallas Young Widder Brown JWatnan In My House "ju3t"Pla"h"Bill Front Page Farrell Life Can Be Beautiful Newa 12 :43 Your CountyAgent 1:00 Bulletin Hoard 1:13 Peggy Dean 1:30 "Scramble Gamble' 1:45 Waltz Time 2:00 Lone Journey 2:13 When a Girl Marries 2:30 Mnry Marlln 2j45 Kyelyn Winters 3:00 Betty Crocker 3:15 Tune-up In Health 3:30 Strictly for the Ladles 3:45 Strictly for the Ladies "4:00 Mary" M. McBride 4:15 Mary M. McBride 4:30 Big Jon At Sparxie 4:43 Mark Trail Welcome Travelers Welcome Travelers Dr. Paul Dial Dave G a rroway doctor's Wife' Vincent Lopez High Schools Singing Americans 3:00 Space Cadet 6:15 Space Cadet 8:30 Chet Huntley 8:43 Y Club Review Weeks St Orr Newa What Are You Doing Kidui Hit Paradfl fimr Peterson 6:00 Sport Parade 15 Elmer Davis 8:30 Drive-in Quit 6:43 Ted Malone Sports Round-Up KMED Commentary The Unexpected mayor r 7:00 Silver Eagle Your Hit :ia silver cagie" 7:30 Defense Attorney 7:43 Defense Attorney 8:00 Amateur Hour 1:18 Amateur Flour' 30 Amateur Hour 8:43 Christianity In News "9:00 CafeIstanhul 9:15 Cafe Istanbul 9:30 "On the Town" 9:43 "On the Town" 10:00 Hnnk Weiwer-News 10:13 Prism-Lite Parana 10:30 Sports Report 10:43 Lea Brown Show Your Hit Dragnet' Dragnet Mr. Keene Mr. Kecne Richfield Reporter Novatlme Trio Music You Want music at 11:00 "Laura" Melodies Thnt Endure Melodies Thnt Endure Giro's Tonight- Giro's Sc News "Sign Off " 11:13 "Laura" 11:30 Platter Party 11:45 Platter Partjr 12:00 Sign Off ABC As We Lire Ptti In th Horn Make for Happy Kldt (Q) "I hove thre children, ranging in ags from tan to Ira yean. Our housa ii con stantly filled with all kinds of peti My ton, the eldest, it forever' cringing home mice, hamsters, birdt, stray dogs and cats, or puppies and kit lens given to him by some of his friends. He seems to love animals but I have the work of feeding them and clean ing up. Every time I say we will have to got rid of a pet, all three children put up such a prolost that I haven't the heart to carry out my threat. 1 sometimes feel that I am living In a 100 instead of a home. Do children need pets?" Mrs. A. M. (A) Every child needs a H nt tome time or other in his child hood. Some children, however, need pets more Ihnn olli- ers do and I h e y hnve a greater f o n d ncss for ani ninls than for people. A house fill ed wit h pets rnn be a nui sance, and a lot of extra work, children love Hurlock However, when nnlm.-ils, depriving them of lhe pleasure is unfair. It in liettor to have a house cluttered ud with pets nnd happy children than a neat and spotless home where lhe children are unhappy. Your children are quite oid enoiiHh to assume the major bur- i den of caring for their pets. I Make it clear to them that this is their duty and that if they j shirk It, their pets will suffer ; Just as they themselves would 1 suffer if you neglected them You cannot, of course, expect them to use mature Judgment In the care of their pets nor can lis toitUr how anjr rmln Ta fctr trite for llrhlni ( firttl. Inftrtlena. alhUtt'i focf r whitMn fmr kin trenblf m He envtMn ttm y4 Ia foat ttONPKK HA1.YK sn4 WUNPKR MnllrelHl SOAP tn SHp o. OvvWitlMMa) tr tm t Jrutt ..tr far f-lka i kmmt WON OKI S4IAK ( Ml. irriMkM, enitptte. N f1 nprf ff tr fhlldrtn lift ttONUKK hAlAK .ntl WOMDFI 8AP ?)( r winr refeadt. Trelr wentjvrfel prvpsrstUna. Sold In Medford by Central Reisll nd Western Thrift Drug Stores; or your hometown druggist. Mm Dr. 14-10 kc KWIN 1400 kc Baseball Baseball Baseball Baseball Walter Houston Walter Houston Musical Mailbox Musical Mailbox H'wd Theatre of StarsOrson Welles H'wd Theatre of StarsOrson Welles Rnb t Montgomery Valley News MeredtthWilson Lean Back &Luten , One Man"s Family News News of the World Bpllinger fir Frost Warn. Great Gildersleeve Spotlight On U.N Great Gilderslcevc Roht. Montgomery The Three Suni Major Lively Dan Malloy J W. Vandercook ReDoner John T. Flynn Harmonalrca Tom Merrlman Want Organ Portraits BetweenThe Llnea Sign-off Shinea Shines Earth Get Up &t Co Get Up & Go Ual Tinney News" ""Breakfast In Phoenix Breiikfnst in Phoenix Haven ol Rest (MUbi Haven of Best MUS Morning Special Mormnii ijt-votlonc Paula Stone Better Buys Free. In' Fun Music Box Nuws 1400 Coral of Wnltzes Rich Rich Shop on Main St. Shop on Main St. Musical Appetizer M Uhical Appetizer Weather New No Soap Muslo No Soap Music No Soap Music No Soap Music No Soap Music No Soap Muslo No Soap Music No Soap Music No Soap Music Liberty Jamb wee News Baseball Baseball Baseball Baseball' Baseball Baseball Baseball Baseball Baseball Bnsehall Baseball Baseball Lite Lanny Ross Lanny Ross Musical Mailbox Musical Mailbox Musical Mailbox"" lynn parade" Parade Musical Mailbox Montgomery St Traffic Rnnue Vallev Nw Could Th.s Be You Leun Back & Listen One Man i Family' News News of the World Organ & Frost Warn. Box 13 Spotlight On U.N.' .Box 13 S.O.C. Program Concert Miniature Mnj- Lively Dan Malloy J. Vundercook John t." Flynn Tom Merriman" Organ Portrait" Betweenrhe Lines Sign-off News By ELIZABETH HURLOCK, PH.D. you expect them to be as con sistent in the core of animnls as an adult would be. There are times when you will have to take over to avoid the death of a pet that would bring grief to your children. Not Too Important While pels are Important to a child, they should never be allowed to become so important that they will take the place of human companionship. When you find that your son, for ex ample, is spending more time at home playing with his pets than out on the playground, playing with the boys, heed this as a "danger signal" and see what is causing it. Pets have their place in a child's life but that place is not to replace human com panionship. The child never learns from animals how to ad just to living people and this is essential to success In life. If you have a problem about family or friend, ask Dr. Hur lock to help you. Write her in care of this newspaper. Copyright lf52 General Features Corp. PAY RECORD TAXES Seattle U R Commercial fishermen in Washington stale paid a record $:). 1GB In fish eries taxes and licenses durliiR the 12-month period ending March 31. 1I1S2, the state fisher ies department said. t vvaht a &MAi l una I CAR WiTM PUB NTT KICK UP AND CAM I CAM MOTOR. CO. WHAT TOO WANT JM 7 t-lkjb LI CAM PO 1947 MERCURY CLUB COUPE Radio, heater, new tires. Recently installed rebuilt motor. Very nice condition. Total Price $995. Open Evenings Monday Thru Friday to 9:00 for 4IS S? Wednndar. April 23, 19S1 Your Health and Its Care ly DR. WILLIAM BRADY, M O. Raiders stieuM address Inquiries ret William Bradr, 36S II Camlne. Beverly Hills. CaL REFINED DIET, LEG CRAMPS AND GROWING PAINS Deficiency of vitamin D may be the most Important dietetic deficiency in the world today." "yy So wrote Prof. fc b tr jrr-l. Cl. V. Ult-JM lum, one of the discoverers of vitamin A, which was formerly con fused with vi tamin D. Milk contains nearly 15Vt falrta r.t -nl. Dr. Bredy um , lhe quart. Egg yolk, cheese, skim milk, buttermilk, cream, lealy vegetables, greens, beans, peas, peanuts and nuts are the richest food sources of calcium. "The ordinary mixed diet of Americans and Europeans, at least among dwellers in cities and towns, is probably more oft en deficient in calcium than In any other chemical element." So wrote Prof. Henry C. Sherman, author of the famous textbook Chemistry of Food and Nutri tion. I quote these two top author ities just to show that you have to sit up pretty late at night to prove I'm dreaming. The diet of most Americans is dangerously destricted and nu tritionally inadequate (apart from caloric values) by (1) their own whims or habits and (2) be cause of their childish faith in the spacious assurances of irre sponsible food vendors. One common manifestation of calcium and D deficiency is the complaint known as "growing pains" In children. Another Is painful cramps in legs or feet, sometimes in wrists or arms, which occur usually in the night and to mature or elderly adults. Mind, now, this is not to im ply that a dose or two of cal cium with or without vitamin D will dispel growing pains or noc turnal cramps. The corrective treatment for either or both troubles is high calcium diet supplemented with optimal daily ration of cal cium and vitamin D. Calcium alone is much less ef fective because vitamin D is essential for the assimilation, Court Records 1H8TIUCT COURT Perry Paul McCoy, dumping debris upuM purine prupeny, m. Jninn H. Martin, overload, IlOil Frank Bylngton, drunk in a public pjiii-r, i,ju, nnn lorieuca. CIH:UIT COURT Wilma Warlene Swlnord vs. La- thanial Swinford, divorce complaint ann waiver, ana aecree tor annuj nient. Elizabeth Bjork vs. Lyle Bjork. di vorce decree. Eloise M. Logan vs. Robert Edwin LoR.in, divorce decree. Bessie Klmhrell vs. Walter Kimbretl et al. divorce decree. LaValle Bacon vs. Vernon Ransom Bncon, divorce decree. Boyd E. Birdsong vs. Fern Bernlce Hirmong, divorce decree. Mnry June Bohllng vs. Fred W. Bohling. divorce complaint. During their period of maxi mum growth, young birds con sume mi- than their own weight in food each day. RUPTURE HERNIA PIICS (Hemorrhoid!) COLON. ..STOMACH Tmti. Wiltsit Ritprtsl liinttii 10,00 unill 3.00 Men. ihreuph fri. Until 1,00 m Moo. Wod.Frl. ' Win, o THE DEAN CLINIC IN OUR 42" T I 7016 NORTH I AST IAN0Y iOUUVASO ToUpftone I it 3911 Portland M, Ore, ClDm,U.D Roller Shades WASHABLE LIGHTPROOF WAKEFIELD DRAPERY 6th and Bartlctt Phone 2-6010 1 f ASOKABLI vau IT LI1T1.6 CAfi ON r SF.E HOW YOO PO IT WHY IT5 A EDGERTON 1 Pie f fU SUCH A ii RIVERSIDE MEDFORD OREGON W 26209 utilization and retention of cal cium. Vitamin D ateadily loses strength in contact with cilcium, so the ideal way to take the two is in the form of a capule not capsule. A capule is a capsule of calcium within another of D so the two do not mix until the gelatin coatings or covers dis solve In stomach. For further information send stamped, self-addressed envel ope and ask for pamphlet Adult Tetany and Growing Paint. If you would like also informa tion about the part played by calcium and D deficiency In many common ailments Inclose 25c for booklet The Calcium Shortage. It Is not that they re all out of step but Johnny, but I do think that many physicians are too dumb or too sot to recognize tetany or osteoporosis :r rheu matiz as nutritional deliciency disease until the patient is down and out. QUESTIONS At ANSWERS No Brace Daughter. 8. round-shouldered with protruding belly. What should I do to correct this? Will exercise help or will she have to wear a brace? (Mn. T. L.) Answer Certain BDeclal exercise will help a great deal If the child practices them as your physician or physical therapist under the Dhvsi- el tin's employ teaches the exercises are comparable with practicing p'tno vioan lessons, n your pnys. in considers additional treatment neios sary he may consult an orthopedic surgeon about it, but it would be a grave mistake to use any kind of brace or support without medical supervi sion. Nitrogen What nart does nitroeen olav In the Chemistry of the body? (T. F.t Answer rood proteins, such as lean meat, egg, milk, cheese, fowl. fish. beans, peas, peanuts, nuts are nitrogen compounds. The protein (nitrogenous material! in these foods is essential for growth building and repair. Four fifths of the air we breathe is nitrogen, and in the gaseous form It is not util ized by man. Oarageman, What of the Monoxide? I work In sarase and I wonder what ailments I might get from car- Don monoxide, only tnine i nave no ticed Is headaches. . . (S. E. M.) Answer Don t think about It that way. Sam. If you have any complaints at all say nothing about them except to your nocior. (National Newspaper Syndicate Chicago Q, Illinois) MOO-O-OS and MUSINGS W were astonished yesterday to hear that Crater Lake, once consid ered a scenic attraction, is about to be filled in and covered over. This will not only re move a dangerous hole that someone might sprain an ankle in, it will also furnish additional parking space for the tourists who wish to feed the chipmonks or vice versa. Little Daisy 0 vou sae we ooh-t wrap L)P 30 W CAN SAVB PAPM AND (ntlHO. B M Jk A ) ) 0 Your Convenience Down nOTOR CO. Cn wen. -roo sae we oon t wrap . S IT ltf SO Wt CAN tAV ,f 40-Hour-Week Survey Ordered for Employees Salem (U.R) The State Board of Control Tuesday ordered a survey of state institutions to tee if it would be practical to put their employes on a 40 hour week. Most state institutional e:n ployes now work a 48-hour week. They have asked a 40-hour week in lieu ofa general pay boost other state employees will get if a reclassification plan of the state civil service commis sion goes into effect. Gov. Douglas McKay indicat ed he would like to see state po lice get better pay, and noted they work a 48-hour week and have to do their own "paper work" in addition. CROSSWORD PUZZLE ACROSS 1 Cut short 4 Apart ft Sodium chloride U Krult drink 13 Kuropeana ii Prefix: befora 15-Rlnht-hana .ifr veKetabla 19 Ventllatea 21 Krult 22 Dwarf ad 25-Oo In 23 Roster 23 Hlft-h school dancea (eolloq.) SI Proceed J2 Suffix: lka 83 Crtpplea 34 In favor of 35 Pronoun 36 Palliate "7 Weeded 33 Mistake 4u Sc-lf-centered persona 42 Silkworm 44 Wooden ships 45 Quiet 4S Acts 61 Olrl's nama r2 wipe out 64 Place 65 Period of time 66 Cape Verde Negro 57 Ocean DOWN 1 Prohibit 2 Poem I 1 V S t"? IS 1 Yf jo 1 7y 20 T, 1 1 ZZZZWLJL w . zz 3V Tt H "53 SH K lb 97 BARNEY GOOGLE and SNUFFY BUZ SAWYER 11 ABNER BIONDIE MUTT nd lift .TFtrfe BfTN Of) THE ROAD A 5441 A SALESMAN FOC THREE BAYS AMD THE SAP TOOK THE KEY to the Mailbox h WITH HIM I v. -z:Mam4 I SHORE DQ P I BY TH' TIME. I GIT DONE VJW3 loTis, mm FER (VVOVOR Ka& f WILL KNOW ALL THfiR IS W "V ( TflW fleouT Rp)A3 I ' KS4! STSVE'S-WA I Ymm HE USED TO PI AY FOR I ' NO, I THINK I'LL LIGHT A FIRE... I ; UurrARy f'i r1 Ji) Yfrl nnajfyM WAYS SOUNDS TH'OPERAV-SHUN WEFS V WE -! MO-HUH!! Isr-i V hi I THAS6 TH' PAPER 1 s. ' ' AH DONTr RESENT X ASiSsS-IbuTAH lyaJGHTN'T A Vy,A "FEABLESS FOSMCK" ;.. . FEARLESS FO&DICK Tf ) ioTWAF rwSTE TARD-J.TebA IS IN .r-EOOCE ME, V, I F 'HE DIDMT GIT , .riltjuiO CHUNKS ) IT. HERE'S S, J- ' btPli? ' DAISY MAE AH'LL fS ? ' MARRIED UL. - Srer TM' r,'SV3 V BER'GHTBAO.'rf T).Y CHTT ' T PK:v- II "-vs --J BUT WE'RE U I DON'T CARE T7 J. NO-NO-1 ';. I C-A-L- (OF COURSE AWFULLY HOW THIRSTV -' J I (AND A THOUSAND ' ALL THAT TALK-H CvTlS NryrV-I'M THIRSTY MRjl YOU ARE-YOU H kieatr I ( AND HERE THE DCK)P J An S SL TAKINS BUMSTE AO (CAN'T COME IN .' PLEASE, Ml? T7 NOES! : V AS UNLOCKED ALL f mhm il' n JBfe Newso4-H i CLUBS Antelope 4-H Club The annual Antelope Club box social was held April 18 at Ante lope school house. Members an swered roll call by telling the weights and gains of their steers. Bill Bigham told about a show manship contest sponsored by the Jersey Breeders. It is to be at Gold Hill, May 25. Contestants may use any breed of dairy cat tle and 4-H and FFA members from Josephine and Jackson counties. Bill Bigham said he would haul the dairy cattle for Antelope club. Anawar to Yatardaya Puaala t Inaxmuoh aj 4 To the left 6 Therefore 6 Sick 7 Profound 8 RflHards 9 Squirt 10 rart of circle U Confederate reneral 1 Shnde 18 Mkea Into leather 20 Part of flower 2H Soft, moist earth 23 Doorkeeper at Masonic lodge 24 Impel 26 I.ons-legged bird 27 Cnirtflxes 30 Greek letter 33 Sea soldiere 34 Own 8 fi Painful 37 Long walk fcolloq.) 3a Fresh set of horses 41 System 43 Land measure 45 Mournful 46 Girl's name 47 Oran of hearlns 49 River In Wales 50 Musl: as written 63 Compass point SMITH t wa5 ExreenNS a enE wuiru ic peoSASLY INSIDE UPTOTfc ruie cum MAIL BOX WHICH HE MADE AND KcEro LOCK.tu KEN I CANT OPtN IT WI1IWJ I C 5Tt LAClE S1PIAIS AIPEJALJAN (EfikO PE M HTTglN T JA T TlU S LI4VgTvBP am aTt E AjvTrtp BXHp a l e S E E gjgBsfe E gg3S 5L AMTICflEM I lei 1p iK'c ElBasTHolg POOR' Epi"SE mJe M f AMVA A VllE w Ac T TIE S S N Y A S " tea r i.i h '' (f un 1 1 er sxa A wedding gift was presented to Mr. and Mrs. Darrol Stanley. Mrs. Valerie Wilson played piano numbers, sang a number, and led in community singing. Bob Cochran sang with Mrs. Cochran accompanying him on the piano. Mr. Wilson representing Med ford Feed and Seed company told us that the prize for the lady having the highest priced box would get 25 baby chicks P5) fiery Srtiartln EjQn of minor O OA W ira S3 Quick use of this soothing ointment fives emazing relief Keep handy. Use also for itch of simple rash, dry eczema. toff ' MAPPAWUW" riERS 50 FEET IN ER WHICH RSFJTESEStfS 36 ACl Fr 'TWieZX BEKQR6EN TREg 1 vyrTkLJ I lVJrXW WE TO SOUTHEASTERN B yV Vl vlA cHina.when put in E JS ' f7JLl rOv-?.Ar WMER, PRODUCE A B JSi TfVf ECT JChvSh KMR FOR M 1 CHINESE, WOMf kMm CEMETERIES ON jk'Mi-l iSsHA fA!?SIYSLL STREET, , p j Yf 'l !. Wf MinpoHi Zicce Isand 'tfrfP- MAPPAWUW-- h SPriERS 30 FEET IN UJLJ. ti g PlrNMSTER WHICH Rr2SES,TS L ' ;r . IJ-M B.CUY Trie WHoLE SURFNCE or The ErNrTTH.- TrlE CLOCKS WAKE IT PoSSlBL P To kAloiM "PcHME. (M hW FART OF ILLUMINATION MAKES LAKD GIVES HEIGHTS OF MOUNTAINS HELLOWUTT? I CALLED i so r LL WOO THAT r M1ILEP REALIZED r HAD THE" ( TO OCR V4IL and the girl whose box sold tha highest would get 25 pounds of calf mana. Next meeting will be at Ante lope school house Friday, May 9. Program committee for next spring is Mrs. Eob Cochran, Mrs. Wilfolk, end Doreen Bohncrt. Geraldine Hayes Reporter Dead line Sunfl. ciasn1f!e1s Is t 5 30 pm for' following day: 10 am. Monday tor Monday: noon Saturday for Sunday a m Aspirin At Its Best WORLD'S LARGEST SELLER AT 105 THE WORLD, MSSES OJT. AMD DEPTH OF WATER Tl' w 1k cFHSe'-LTne LC Vf 1 ' ,e oP W.LI l , I.' iriTj ji ( that'll 8e " i7 Wore undoinw . flMaUWUJrTftLWfTr!': 'al' 13i m.'.i.i'