Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, April 25, 1952, Image 14

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Newspaper Page TextTWO MEDFORD (OREGON) MAIL TRIBUNE Friday. April 23. 195J RADIO PROGRAMS FRIDAY Prof rants titHi fcalow are ractiras) fram tha radla stations anal riw Mali Trlbgna atsusnas M responsibility sicapt to mak such hanai n fiippliad KTIC 12Jlka MED - 144ke KWIN 1400 kc s.OO run factory 8:15 Fun Factory 8 .30 Camp WhIU Hobby 8h. t:S LulUby Tlma Waaks St Orr Nawa H. V. Kaltanborn Kiddle Hit Parada Elmer Peurson Fastball Baseball Baseball Baseball 6:00 Sports Parade 6:13 Elmer Davis 6:30 Drive-la Quiz 8:43 Bill Bowermao Show Sparta Roundup KMED Commentary Cisco Kid CiacoKId Auembly of God Assembly of God Musical Mailbox Musical Mailbox 7:00 FlfhU T:1S riitata 730 Fights IM rittita Mario Lanza Musical Mailbox Mario Lania Musical Mailbox Montf ornery ak fafaty Valley News Pro & Con Lean Back" A Listen 8:00 Richard Diamond 8:15 Richard Diamond 8:30 This is Your TBI' 8:45 This la Your TBI One Man's family News News of the World Balllnfer at frost Warn. Salute To Reservists Spotlight On U N.' Salute To Reservists Robt. Montgomery 8:00 OuleeV Harriet 8:15 Oixle 8c Harriet 8:30 Mr. District Attorney 8:45 Mr. District Attorney 10:00 Hank Weaver-News' 10:15 Prism-Lite Parada 10:30 Sporta Report 10:4. Flying Time Martin Lewis Martin Lewis Halls of Ivy Halls of Ivy The Three Suns Major Lively Dan Malloy John W. Vandercook 1 1 :00 "Laura" 11:15 "Laura" 11:30 Platter Party 11:43 Platter Party Richfield Reporter John T. Ftynn Heidelberg Harmonaires Tom Merrimnn Music You Want Organ Portrnlts Music You Want Between The Lines Here'a Jamison Here's Jamison Hera's Jamison Hera's Jamison 8t Kewa Sign-Off 12:00 8lgn-Off Sign-Off RADIO PROGRAMS SATURDAY 6:00 R(i "N ShlM 6:15 Rlee N Shin 6:30 SunrlM Screnads 6:43 Sunrise Serenad 7 00 Farm Nw 7:13 Martin AjromUy 7:30 Newt 7:45 Concert it Sporta 6:00 No School Today '15 No School Today 30 No School Today Navy Band Here to Veterans Marina Show News Sun rite Serenade Saturday Special No. I Music of Manhattan Music & News 0:00 JumD. Jump 9:15 Saturday Clrcua 9:30 Space Patrol 9:45 Space Patrol My Secret Story My Secret Story Hollyw'd Love Story Holly Wd Love Story Platter Party Platter Party Keys To Music News Frlendshio Circle Friendship Circle Howdy Doody Mid-Morning News One" Night" Stand Saturday Special No. 3 Little Nipper Time Little Nipper Time Mary Lee Taylor Mary Lee Taylor Farm a Home Hour Farm A Home Hour J0:00 Cowboy Troubador 10:15 Cowboy Troubador 10:30 Cowboy Troubador 10 :4 Cowboy Troubador 11:00 Guest Star " , 11:15 Trading Post 11 :30 Lawrence Welk 1 1 :43 Lawrence Welk 12:00 Pan-American Union News & Weather 12:13 Pan-American Union Saturday Special No. S "13:30 Lone Pine Mountaineers Pastor's Call 12:45 -Lone Pine Mountaineers Social Security 1:00 ABC Late News" " Howdy Doody 1:15 Finnegan's Box Score Howdy Doody 1:30 Tea & Crumpets Mind Your Manners 1:43 Tea St Crumpet Mind Your Manners 3:00 Rose) and Ballroom 2:15 Roeeland Ballroom 2:30 At Home With Music 45 Sa tu rd a y Nif Date 3:00 1230 Club 3:151230 Club 3:301230 Clfeb 8:451230 Club 4:00 12.30 Club 4:15 News 4:30 1230 Club 4:431230 Club 8:00 1230Club ft: 15 Dr. Pepper Show :30 Christian Science Cfc 5:45 "Y" Club Revue Big City Serenade Big City Serenade Helping Hand Terrea Lea Public Affairs H.J. Kaltenborn NBC Symphony NBC Symphony NBC Symphony NBC Symphony Medicine USA , Medicine USA Open House Morning ivioods Haven Of Rest (MBS) Haven Of Rest ( MBS) News Music Out of the West' Pnuio Stone Songsof Our Tlmes Ranger Show Ranger Show Guest Star Serenade In Blue Ra"y Bloch Preaenta Rny Bloch Present House Party House Party Newa Western Jamboree Western Jamboree Western Jamboree Music for Saturday Music for Saturday Music Box Music Box World Concert Hall World Concert Hail Adventure Musical Best Bets Baseball" Baseball Baseball J3ase ba II Basebnll Baseball Baseball Baseball News What Are You Doing Bob and Ray Bob and Ray Baseball Baseball Baseball Baseball fl ooZ-tvilt to th'a file lea Tex Beneke 9:15 Veterans Admin Show KMED Commentary 6:30 Bob Garred Judy canova- 6:45 Stewart Craig Judy Canova 7:00 Sat at the Shamrock Vaughn Monroe T:15 Sat at the Shamrock Vaughn Monroe 7:90 Dinner In Green Room Grand Ole Opry 7:43 Dinner in Green Room Grand Ole Opry "S:00-The Lone Ranger Eddy Arnold Show 6:15 The Lone Ranger Eddy Arnold Show 6:30- Dancing Party Round-up Time g:43 Dancing rutty" wouna-up iimt- 9:00 Rogue Valley Ballroom News and Music :io HOgue vauey oawrowni muia 9:30 Dancing Party Lower Baaln Street 9:45 Dancing Party Lower Baaln Street 10:00 Dancing Party 10:15 Dancing Party 10:30 ABC Late News 10:45 Buddy Weed Trio 1 1 :00 "Laura" 11:15 "Laura' 11:30 Platter Party 11:45 Platter Pt 10 o'clock Ticker Serenade in Blue Short Story Short Story Proudly We Hell Proudly We Hall Ciro's 9t News" Clro's fit News 13:00 Sign Off TSlgn Off Look To The Skies U. 8. Navy Band Hawaiian Harmonies JEddy Howard Ork LBS Bandstand LBS Bandsland LBS Bandstand LBS Bandstand News Salute to Reservists Salute to Reservists Minute Women "3rd Army Band 3rd Army Band Soldier Serenade Amer. Legion Report ""Norman Towson Jr. Paris Star Time Paris Star Time Between The Lines KWIN Carousel KWIN Carousel KWIN Carousel News 81gn-Off ABC NBC LBS House Members Awed By Power of A-Bomb Washington (U.R) Awed House members reported Thurs day' that the "Big Shot" atomic blast in Nevada melted the desert sands over a radius of BOO yards from Ground Zero. They said the heat generated by the test explosion Tuesday was so intense that sagebrush was set afire three miles away from the point directly under the bursting A-bomb, or Ground Zero. Rep. Melvln Price (D.-Ill.), a member of the joint congression al Atomic Committee and one of five House members who watch ed the Yucca Flat explosion from a neck-high trench three and a half miles from the target, said one building believed In a "safe" zone was burned to the ground. He estimated It was more than two milps from Ground Zero. Rep. Olin E. Teague (D.-Tex.), said the same blast here "would practically have burned Wash ington to the ground." Japanese-American Gets State Tax Job Salem U.R) Sag! Nishloka, Japanese-American was on the job Thursday as a junior ac countant In the Income tax di vision of the Oregon Stale Tax Commission. Nishloka had been a center of controversy since the state labor commissioner asserted the Nisei had been refused employment by the tax commission because of his Japanese ancestry. Dead Una Aunflav cialf!a ts a' S-3o p m for rollowlnf day: 10 a m Monday for Monday; noon Saturday for Sunday a m McCarthy Says He'll Begin Libel Case Washington, (U.R) Sen. Joseph R. McCarthy (R.-Wis.) said Thursday he would begin immediately the preliminary proceedings of his $2,000,000 libel-slander suit against Sen. William Benton (D.-Conn.), McCarthy told newsmen he would take advantage of his legal privileges and subpeona Benton Thursday or Friday to appear at a pre-trial examination to clear up as many issues as possible before the case goes be fore a judge. He said he would consult with Benton's attorney's before set ting a date for this interrogation. McCarthy filed his suit last month. In his complaint, he charged that Benton, his chief Senate foe, libelled and slander ed him last September in urging a Senate Elections subcommittee to investigate McCarthy and to recommend his expulsion from the Senate, Woman Pleads Innocent To Child Murder Charge Portland (U.R) Mrs. Jada Z. Kader Thursday pleaded Inno cent to charges that she murder ed her three-year-old daughter. Sherrle Ellen. Mrs. Kader entered the plea shortly after Circuit Judge Eu gene K. Oppenhelmer denied a motion by the state to order a POISON OAK? Try Bottle of ZEMACOL Yau raws bo tattiflaa) ai yewr mane thsarfully refunded. Gal a tattle to day at WIJTIftN THRIFT. 1 I. FONG Hark Snaela h Why Suffer Longer? When Others Fell COM! TO US ACT NOW! Our Nature's HIRI remedies will hale yoe t re gain your food health. Our remedies hart been successful I aidlnf the tick all ever the state tat ever IS years. Rsmediet tar ttlserdara, slavsas, heart. Htm, ttameah, fas and alren, constipation, plies, asthma, female cemolalnts, kidney, kladdar, bleed), rheumatism, hack end hsadachat. Far Male, Famale and Children. US ANCH o f.ck CHARLIE CHAN S.W CHINESI MEDICINE 1 HERB CO. Eugene) 424 S. Riverside Medford Newport It NOON TO I P.M. North Bond OFFICI OPIN SUNDAYS ONLY Your Health and Its Care y DR. WILLIAM BRADY, M.D. Readers should addraaa Inquiries tei William Irady. US V Camlna levari? Hilts, CaL Dr. Brady THE LIVER HAS A DOZEN FUNCTIONS discomfort. One must not be misled by the circumstance that such symptoms last long enough to permit a dose or two of this or that laxative, salts, stomach sedative or coal-tar sense dead ener to "work." It is quite in order that this lnr notion of biliousness persists. It was popular with doc tors in the good old horse ana buggy days. An authoritative textbook of therapeutics pub lished in 1904 has no less than 14 medicinal remedies and three remedial measures other than medicinal for "biliousness." Give any normal or healthy person an emetic and It Is likely that if vomiting continues after Some of the functions of the liver are (1) formation of urea and uric acid, (2) detoxication, (3) secretion of bile, (4) pro duction of fi b r 1 no gen, which is nec essary for nor mal clotting of blood, (5) stor age of iron and copper, (6) pro duction of he parin, which prevents for this substance. mation of clot obtained from beef liver, is used nowadays in the treatment of thrombosis. The liver has several other functions which are prin cipally of scientific Interest. The liver secretes from one to two pints of bile daily. The bile is an orange-red liquid, turning to greenish-brown on exposure to air. It contains the salts, sod ium glycocholate and sodium taurocholate, which play a part in the emulsiflcation and diges tion of fata in the intestine; bile pigments, derived from the hemoglobin (coloring matter) of red blood corpuscles which have grown old in service and met their fate destruction in the spleen; and cholesterol, a fatlike substance which is of special interest because It is present in greater or less amount in gall stones. Some popular notions about the bile or gall are purely imag inary There is no foundation In fact for the notion of "bilious ness" as an illness or indisposi tion or a cause of languor, head ache, . perhaps dizziness, some yellowing of the skin and lining of eyelids and covering of eye balls and a vague general mal aise or mental depression and sanity hearing for her. Mrs. Kader's trial is expected to be held late next month. Judge Oppenheimer ruled against the state's motion for a sanity hearing after Mrs. Kadar's attorney, Frank Pozzl, said he was "unaltera'c lv opposed" to having her subjected to a mental examination. Pozzi argued there is no evidence to show she was Incompetent. Use Mall Tribune anl Ads MOO-O-OS and MUSINGS Bob Shepherd, Sr., who is no relation to Bob Shep herd, Jr., except by birth, has written another book on golf. It is called, "My two years in a sand trap or how I fought off a gopher single handed with my 2 iron." Little Daisy HEY KIDS!.... get your WHEELS' AXLES For Your Rogue Valley SOAP BOX DERBY RACER TONIGHT Remember . . . Make a Dare with Dad for TONIGHT - 730 P.M. And Get Your Wheels Set at ' BARNES CHEVROLET Official Rule Book . Driver's License and Intry Blanks Will Also Be' Available the stomach Is emptied, more or less, bile will appear. Likewise, in any circumstance where vom iting is repeated bile will be ejected. The only inference one may draw from this common oc currence is that peristalsis is reversed the normal onward propulsive movements of the food tube have been temporarily arrested and then reversed. Thus more or less bile, normal ly present in the duodenum, that portion of the Intestine just be low or beyond the stomach, is carried back into the stomach. This happens in a great many cases of severe headache, from an" cause. Noticing bile in the material vomited, the untrained observer readily assumes the trouble is due to "bilious attack" or "bile on the stomach." QUESTION it ANSWERS Xanthoma on Byelld Other than operation, what methods may remove xanthoma from tha eye lids? (C. A. H.I Answer Xanthoma means chamois, yellow plata or noduta in tha skin usually on or about the eyelid. Dia thermy monopolar high frequency figuration in several sittings at week ly Intervals, under local anesthesia, givea the best results. Pressure Cooker Does cooking under IS pounds steam pressure lessen the vitamin content of food? IMias E. W I HOUa.Nef Of- DOCTORST Answer Ye. but If not overcooked the food, and the small quantity of water, will retain more of the vitamins than food looked in open vessels. Lemon for Canker Sore Putting a piece of lemon on a canker ore for 2 minutes DOES heal the sore In a few hours. (Mrs. R. M. F.) Answer Thank you. Perhaps read ers who try It will report their expre ience. Touching the sore once onlJ with mild (2) tinctura of Iodine, avoiding toothbrush for several dayi, and gently rinsing mouth with warm aoepy water or warm boric acid solu tion after eating, will hasten healing, NATIONAL NEWSPAPER SYNDX. CATE, CHICAGO 6, ILL. And lt'i America'! mo ther-and -child favorite. Tablet! are 14 adult dose, orange flavored. 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