Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, May 07, 1952, Image 14

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Newspaper Page TextTWO MEOrOHB (OHEQOJT) MAIt TRIBUNE RADIO PROGRAMS-WEDNESDAY ftffmt litft-J kUw arc racivd Triton auunm ratantjaMitv txctpt KVJC 12S0 ke KMED 4tf0 run Factory 4:18 -Tun Factory 4:30 Bif Jon tt Sparkla 4:43 Mark Trail S:00 Sporti Para da 1:18 Elmer Davis 0:30 Drive-In Quiz 6:43 Med. Schools Present " 8 :00 The Lone Ranaer ff :18 The Lone Ranger 4 .30 Mystery Theatre 4 :43 Mystery Theatre ""i:00 The Top Guy 7:18 The Tod Guy 7:30 Mr. President 7:43 Mr. President 8:00 Crossfire" 4:19 Crossfire 4 30 "On the Town" Groucho Marx Groucho Marx The Big Story The Big Story 8:43 "on the Town 8:00 Hank Weaver-News1 - 9:13 Dream Harbor 4:30 Sports BeporU 9:48 Take to the Air Richfield Heidelberg Music You Want Music St News 10,00 "Laura' 10:13 "Laura" 1030 platter Party 10:43 Platter Party Melodies That Endura Melodies That Endura Ciro'i Tonight' Pro's & News 11:00 Sign Off Sign-Off RADIO PROGRAMS THURSDAY 8:00 Yawn Patrol 3:13 Yanwn Patrol 8:30 Lucky U Ranch 8:43 Lucky U Ranch 8:00 Farm News 8:13 Martin Argonsky 6:30 Bob Garred 6:45 -Concert and Sports Monkey Monkey Down to News Rural Party Llna Clock Watcher Clock Watcher Music at TOO Breakfast Club 7:15 Breakfast Club" 7:30 Breakfast Club 7:45 Breakfast Club Voices of Voices of 2-4000 Music of Manhattan Ortho Garden Guide 8:00 Victor H. Lindlahr 6:13 Chet Huntley 8:30 Break the Bank 8:43 Break the Bank Friendship Circle Friendship Circle Neighbor Lady M Id -Mornln g Newa Festival of Waltzes Bob St Ray Strike It Rich Strike It Rich News St Reviews BobSe Ray Swap & Sell One Night Stand 9:00 Jack Berch Show . 9:13 Big "Y" Relay Quia 9:30 My True Story 9:45 My True Story lb :00 Whispering Streets"" 10:13 Against the Storm 10:30 Trading Post ju.to rnui Harvey" 1 1 :00 Weather Report 11:13 Oregon Finance Newa 1 1 : 30 Weather Se MerkeU 11:43 Your County Agent 13:00 Bulletin Board 13:18 Ted Malone" 13:30 "Scramble Gambia" 12:43 P.T.A. Program News & Weather Road ot Life Pepper Young" Right to BackaUga Stella Dallas Young Wldder Brown Woman In My House 1:00 Lone Journev Juit Plain Bill Front Page Farrell Life Can Be Beautiful News Welcome Travelers Welcome Travelers Dr. Paul Dial Dave Oarroway 1:13 When a Girl Marrfeee 1:30 Mary Marlin 1:43 Evelyn Win ters 3 :00 Betty Crocker 3:18 Tune-up In Health 3:30 Strictly for the Ladlee JM3Strk:UyJoirUie Ladles 3:00 Strictly for ttieLa'dles""' 3:13 Strictly for the Ladles 3:30 Mary Marg. McBrlde JM3 Mary Marg. McBrlde 4:00 Space Cadet 4:18 Space Cadet 4:30 Big Jon & Sparkle Doctor's Wife Vincent Lopes High Schools Singing Americans Weeks St Orr Newa What Are You Doing Kiddie" Hit Parade ;o marx itsii- 0:00 Sports Parade 0:13 Elmer Davis . 1 6:30 Drlve-In Quia 0:43 Lullaby Time Sports Round-Up KMED Commentary The Unexpected mayor riynn 6:00 Silver Eagle Your Hit Your Hit a:io silver Eagle" 4:30 Defense Attorney 6:48 Defense Attorney "7:00 Amateur Hour 7:13 Amateur Hour 7:30 Amateur Hour 7 45 Y Club Revue 8:00 Cafe Istanbul 8:13 Cafe Istanbul 8:30 "On the Town'' 8:43 "On the Town" Montgomery & Traffle could This One Man's Family News of the World Box 13 Box 13 ' Dragnet Dragnet . Mr. Keene Mr. Keene Richfield Reporter Novatlme Trio Musto You Want Music St News" Melodies That Endure ' Melodies That Endure Clro'i Tonight' Ciro's St News 9:00 Lefty Frirzell 9:15 Lefty Friziell 9:30 Sports Report 9:43 Les Brown Show :00 "Laura" 10:13 "Laura" 10:30 Platter Party 10:43 Platter Party 11:00 Sign Off Sign Off ABC As We Live THERE ABE TIMES WHEN MO" IS THE ANSWER (Q) "Through mtri-Ugt, I m forced ta titocitU with young mirrUd woman who hit no Ttipoet for othtr poo pU'i properly or rlghii. Sho la contlnuilly iponging ind taking tdyantigo of on. 8h eontUntlr hlnU and atki for things. If you Und har any thing. It li oftan rulnad (If you var gat It back). Bha narar doat anything for anyon alia. Bha aeeapti dlnnar InTltationa but li too tirad or buty to ra turn iham. I would Ilk to avoid ihli Mlftth poreon, but, inea I want to kaap harmony, how can I daal with this lit uaiion?" (A) You can do It by taking firm out pleaaint itand. A iltuatlon Ilk this requires not only tact but foreafght enough to get th Jump on the other per son. From past x p e r 1 f nee', you know that th will ask you to do something for her or to lend Hurlock her something every time you are her. That meant, b pre pared ahead of time to say "no," Whatever her request may be. If she wants to borrow s dish, say you are using It for dinner tonight or that you ara short of dishes and can't spar It. If she wants to borrow sugar or butter to make a cake, tell her you have Just enough to last until the next shopping day and that you can not run the risk of being short. At for retnrnlng dinner Invi tations, that It easy to handle. Just don't ask her again until he has entertained you. That is socially correct, to you need '! Sm0m 4nov- MiauM f tMtttr hew raanr rtWie rea hi HtJ f.f tttalne " wrimn pfM, atMftt's 1 ev whuU-ntr Mr eeis) treakl mt a art It In Ine hmd ta foet WUNOKR HALVE 4 WOnnER Mfffttlis OA taa Mia M. Pmmimm4 tr J In ikm 4r fmr tmlk mt horn VOHDBR tALVB Is whIU. rr!, lis m te. Nt et If pprn, Ksf ft atiMree. C.I WONUKR AALVK an4 WONDia OAP Mlta er ni Treljr westaerfel arara neee. Ut I M.l.r4 r C.nlril g.iall ' and W.it.tn Thrill Du Storta; i year kntwa iyiit. I Dr. from th radl station! and tk -Mail to maka lueh changai as ara lupallad 1440 ke K WIN MOO ke WHki 4c Orr Nwa Bebfill Kiltenborn Bball Kiddla Hit Pimdt Baieball Elmir Petarton Baieball Sportt Roundup Baseball KMED Commentary Baeball Cisco Kid Baieball Cisco Kid Baseball H'wd Theatre of atarsWalter Houston H'wd Theatre of Stars Walter Houston Rob't Montgomery Musicil Mallbo Meredith Wilson Musical Mailbox One Man's Family Orson Welles News of the World Orson Welles Great GUdersleeve Valley News Great GUdersleeve Lean Back St Listen Keys To Music Frost Warn. V Balllnger' Spotlight On U.N." News Reoorter John T. Flynn Organ Portraits Onzan Portrait Harmonalres Between The Lines KWIN Carousel KW1N Carousel KWIN Carousel ' Carousel & News 'Slgn-Off Shlnea Shines Earth Get Up St Go Get Up ft Go Cal Tinney" Newi 2-4000 Breakfast"ln Phoenix Breakfast in Phoenix Morning Special News Major Lively Dan Malloy Haven of Rest (MBS) Haven of Rest (MBS) News Morning Devotions Tom Merrlman Tom Merrlman- Freezln" Fun Better Buys Music Box Muslc Box n Shop On Main St. Shop On Main St. Musical Appetizer Muslcal Appetiser News No Soap Music No Soap Music No Soap Music No Sofip Mimic No Soap) Music No Soap Music No Soap- Music No Soap) Music No Soap) Music .Liberty Jamboree News Baseball Baseball Bnseball Baseball Baseball Baseball Baseball Baseball Happinei Wife Peterson Baseball Baseball Baseball Baseball Lanny Ross Parade Parada Lanny Hoes Musical Mailbox Be You Musical Mailbox Musical Mailbox Musical Mailbox Valley News Leaji Back At Listen Keys To Music Frost Warn. & Balllnger' Spotlight On U.N. S.O.C. Program John f Flyrin Organ Portraits Organ Portraits JBetween The Ltnei KWIN Carousel KWIN Carousel KWIN Carousel Carousel St Newa " Sign-Off LBS y IUZAMTH HURLOCK, PH.D. have no feelings of guilt about it. Hint Not Taktn Easily "sponging" on others as your . ! I .... . . . ' incna is, a ops not inKe a hint easily. You may have to make your refusals many timet before It finally dawnt on her thttt you are, In earnest. Remember, how ever, that your refusals must al ways be made In such a tactful manner that she has no reason whatsoever to take offense. This will tolv your problem and, at the tame time, maintain the harmony that you wish. If you hav a problem about family or friend, atk Dr. Hurlock to help you. Writ in car of this nwspapr. (Copyright 1082 General Features Corp.) OLDER FOLKS with ITCHING SKIN For the nagging, maddening, persist ent itch of dry skin, so common to folks past middle age, Rroinol Ointment ts a specisl, soothing relief. Acts In plare of missing natural skin oil -works fast, and comfort lasts. How good it ffds not Ia hive ta scratch and scratch. Get Be tool and get relief. All drag store. SPECIAL THIS WEEK MERCURY CLUB COUPE with heater, over drir, plastic teat covert ind many other ic ccstoriet, Low mileage, xcellent tftej. Ceil ing pries $2035, Our Price wat $1895 Cut Thit Wsek For SPECIAL SALE AT JUST..., 1950 Wadntiday. Mir 1- 1351 At The Granges Upper Rogu Grange Upper Rogue Grange met May 1 with Master Eda Torrance pre siding, Forty pupils from Elk Trail school took part in a very worthwhile program. There was also a Mother's Day reading by Don Gillespie of Prospect school and a tableau In which Mrs, Lee Merrlman and her Infant son took part, accompanied 'by Mrs.' George Moore at the piano. First and second obligation was given Mr. and Mrs. Kindschl and third and fourth obligation to Mrs. Vincent. Donation of $30 to the 4-H club was voted to send two de serving 4-H children to summer camp. Mrs. Schimmle wat reported ill in the hospital. Secretary Leona Hughes was presented with a check from Po mona for having collected all dues In 1951, also a check for the Grange from Pomona for having a gain of 12 per cent in member shin. Sister Hubbel from Eagle Point Grange was a visitor. Grange was glad to see brother and sister Ditsworth who have moved to Bellview and don't get to attend here very often. Next Grange meeting, Thurs day, May 15, there will be a pro gram on Civil Defense, and all are urged to attend. Next H.E.C. meeting will be at the hall, Thursday, May 8, start ing at 1 p.m. LIt Oak Grang Next regular meeting of Live Oak Grange will be on Thurs day evening, May 8. The first and second degrees will be given eight new members. There will be a Mother's Day program, starting at 8 p.m., to which the public is Invited. 'On Sunday, May 11, the HEC of Live Oak Grange will serve a Mother's Day breakfast from 8 a.m. to 12 in the dining room of the hall. Gold Hill Grange Gold Hill Grange met May 1 with the lecture program' being presented before the meeting. Mrs. Ruby Downing, first grade teacher of the Central Point school, presented an Interesting program with her 53 pupils do ing square dances, Virginia reel, HEY KIDS get your WHEELS AXLES For Your Rogue Valley SOAP BOX DERBY RACER at- Barnes Chevrolet Official Rule Book Driver's License and Entry Blar Art Alto Available EDGERTOiJ 4I5 S? RIVERSIDE MEDFORD. OREGON W2-6209 and solo dancet. A number of parents accompanied the chil dren and their teacher. Ice cream and cookies were enjoyed by the youngsters after the program, which was greatly enjoyed by all present. First and second degrees were given Dr. and Mrs. Cedric Ram bo, Mr. and Mrt. Frank Kock, Central Point business people, living on Blackwell Hill, and Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Nickels, who have bought the Dr. Rutter ranch on Highway 99, north, and Mrs. Tom Gray, Sardine creek. Third and fourth degrees will be given May 15 at 8:30 p.m. Practice for these degrees will MOO-O-OS and MUSINGS This is probably kind of a soicety note, but due to the fact that the classified ads crowded the sports page over onto the society page, it was necessary to squeeze it in here. . Bob Church gave a shower for somebody yes terday. Little Daisy ffj iUOTOR CO. 0 S17SI fce at 8 p.m. on Tuesday, May IS. Mrt,. Walter McLean asked all who have parts In the tableaux to come for practice at that time. The disnlav table was shown I hv Hpman Knmninff. afffiptil- tura chairman, who displayed weeds common to this section. Visitors were Mrs. Augusta Perry, Eagle Point Grange, and Mr. and Mrs. Holtz, he belonging to Sams Valley Grange, and she to Gold Hill Grange, but they now live in Butte Falls. Roy Cameron wat elected al ternate delegate to State Grange; William Howet at delegate to the fire insurance meeting, Held prior to the State Grange meet ing. Charlet Foot was absent, and Forest Brandfield served on the executiv committee in hit place. H.E.C. Chairman Ethel Aaklnt CROSSWORD PUZZLE ACROSS J Equal J Vehlcl. I Quarrel If Irrltat. 13 Poem U Mountain Hon 16 City in Runia l-That which repalra II Cut 30 Father or mothar SI Aaln ja Unit 2t Mumbling ST Work at ona'a trade SO Unit of land maaaur. II Beaat of burden S3 Confederat. general S3 Young boy St Amute 57 Unit of work 58 Classify S Cylindrical 42 Beverage (pi.) 44 That which encloaea 45 Torment 49 Drega B Knock tl Musical Instrument 82 Mine vein S3 Muilc: aa written It Teat CcoUotl.) i ij i it" t?"r j lo n a 2V US z j77 Z7 28 2 59 ' To Tl 92 i3 i M BARNEY GOOGLE and SNUFFY BUZ SAWYER 'UK YUMA'S H0L0INS HIS I I ABNER r BLONWI WHV CO HAVE TO CAPITOTS IF I WHV.TH' 0URNE0 I BUT I'LL I.imu cmiibev OL'TURNCOftT J VOTE PER VE J ht I Y XvALn NMfi HE kSt l I iLr&aCi J I'll tV caiunswasI jf-N, ij j Jtflj twr if iXAfSPfA', II I JH - y-v THASS MORE RIGHT r DEPRIVE HER O'TH" ON.'.'tOWkl, AN'TTXIGH lYplfoOoi.--) 1 eLjT .vim itfSTHAMMf1" P'NE THINGS CCUPt r-'Zer-LIKEALLTH'' NEW M ejiiIll n I EAT VOUR J CAPCOTS) f c DON'T LIKE THEM? MM MUTT and JEFl JSzhs 1 1 LAr-""TMn-n-"-Tr'T'n "IITT )6ET4 Josp) T cm bEAT NfeiniwvDOESHEALWA-s asked that the ladles bring cakes to the next meeting, May IS. The next lecturer program will .be held at Lake Creek Grange hall on May 8, and they have requested' that ladies bring pies for refreshment. It was re ported that member Tom Gray was ill. 3 BLACK SHEEP - Brookville, Miss. flJ.R) A ewe on Rio Grande Ranch near here gave birth to rare triplets. Also unusual was that all were black. CHOKED ..n GAS? THANK HEAVENS! Hoitlttaclcf are Juit c!d IxdltMtlon. When It HMkei, UU Bell-mi Ubltti. Thtj contain th fuUit-utlnt mtdlelnci known to doctori for tht relict of baartbura, ai and atmllar dlitraaa, Stf. Anaw.r to Yutarday. Punt. HOT DOWN I Thoaa In favor of 3 Ireland . 3 Raised 4 Mollify 6 The heart 6 Fruit drink 7 Answers 8 Reproductive cell 9 Undeflled 10 So be it: J II Fruit cal 1 17 Sharp taste 19 Female ruff 22 Noisy dlsputera 2 Crony 25 Maraw 26 Suffix: 1 adherent of 27 Tableland! 28 Hawaiian wreath 29 Japanese colli 84 Periods of time 35 Take unlawfully 3U Threefold 37Wlpe out 3S Trade for money 40 Comb, form: to breath 41 Fronted 43 Girl's nam 44 Stalk 46 Rodent 47 Resort SMITH THERE HAND. W'E EAT '( BECAUSE CARROTS J'j' S ARE GOOD FOR TT ' WE jMARTl PRAM POT 31 35 J5 L 2 6 Of?E PIE TEgBM A ff A T EE , TTcWLlfflURALS cp0grpggpoo1)ii gENITBETAMI NIES ARE! APQRER5 hi m sik i t I TE 515 AL ELLA TiEiPl IreInIoI IslglAlf flVIRY TIVil fUZ WAKB5 1 I I Wit Mill WV VS, "TlH 1 "V I W I 1 I B-BUT-HAS AH TH' BIGHT T IKirEtJ f-AM' BESIDES, SHE NOW GOT Y OH. VlET'S GO UP AM' JS4M6WAV' I I I PERE MERELV BECUZ AH IS HER I I 'OPPORTUNITY r MEET TH' S BOYW GRAPPLE WIT' 4VtJSTA SA J I HUSBIW? SHE IS A &IG STAR KITM. I IfTREAM rtkimvrBU JAlFTVtrV A uro ermDrcur 1 tv.li V' I HS WAS ROBBED Jackson, Miss (U.R) TSgt. Percy Blatchford of Homer, Alaska, assigned to teach airmen at Maxwell Field. Ala., the tech niques of surviving in sub-zero cold, looked at the 71-degree thermometer and mused: "Dur ing the war I was stationed 15 miles from my home town but cot paid for foreign duty. Now I'm 4,000 miles from home and I get domestic pay." Get more Economy with -BUY 100 TABLETS, 49 Strange as MS OR. HUSO BENIOFF, Of Otrecri' -3E15.M0LOSICAL LABORATORY, PissJtnS. &6S HAS DEVELOPED A 6BISMICT&PB recorder mca enables las Workers t& AcHjALLV L'eTBM N 0U WOVEMENS OP THE Pnnwn nvi-nJe ae-kni rx -nia Vituee 6AN0Y coye, mv sastit. .. " lost; ntv ins Mysteriou-3 "(Jerome L LEFT WITH ONLY A CAM OF WATER IE4 HAD BEEN AMPUTATED HE,M WELLDEcD AND W-lnOUfciH He LIVED TOR 5ft YEARS, HS NEVER POKE N0RT6OK ThE. 5U6HTEST INTEREST IN H(5 CURROUMOINas... Ufa TRUE K1AME. WAS NEVER r-" s-1 C-f.l BLESS YORE BONES, L6ETLE JUGHfllD" VE HAIN'T OLD ENUFF VOTE rr f PARENTS ARE ALWAYS TELLINS 1 WELL, YOU'VE NEVER. P' v THEIR KIDS THAT KIND OF V SEEM A RABBIT I SIUF"WLW.NT'F00F C WEARING-GLASSES, ) THATCARROTS aregooo ) V- HAVE YOU ? ZlJ 115 gas-turblne-powered civil airlinej-1 are on order with Brit- ish aircraft manufacturers. One third of them are for export or- ders. RUPTURE HERNIA r I LES (Hemorrhoid!) COLON ...STOMACH Allreenlt TmM WKkirt luplUI BFirittti U-.IM .0O . .. Wed.. fiL O.J.D,U.D. FREE SSXHT" '" THE DEAN CLINIC IN OUR 42nd YIAR 201 NORTH! AST SANDY IOULIVARB Telephone Met ! Portion-! 14, Or. it SEEMkw Ainyerio Vezretdsu's Question; rloW To DIVIDE He Plot op Land into If Facts op fc5i)N- sks And rnKtrl SHAPE H0WSOMEVER--I COULD MOKE VE SOME HOSSHAIR WHISKERS- 6IT VE A WfiLKIN' STICK-AN'-AN- lGRANDPAPPV!!