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it- : i 1 FOUR MEDFORO (OREGON) RADIO PROGRAMS THURSDAY Programs tiiUd balow are racaivtd from iht radio stations and tha Mail Trlbuno assumes no responsibility except to maka such changts as ara supplied KVJC 1230 ke 4:00 Space Cadet" 4:15 Space Cadet" 4 30 Big Jon At Sparkle 4:45 Mark Trail' "fiioo Sporti Parade 5:13 Elmer Davli B 30 Drive-In Quia S:45 Lullaby Time Weeks At Orr Newi Kaltenborn Kiddie Hit Parade Elmer Peterson' Sports Round-Up KMEO Commentary The Unexpected Mayor Klynn 6:00 Silver Eagle' fl:13 Silver Eagle' 6:30 Defense Attorney 6:4S Defense Attorney 7:00 Amateur Hour' 7:15 Amateur Hour 7:30 Amateur Hour 7:45 "Y" Club Revue One Man's Family News of the World Box 13 Box 13 8:00 Cafe Istanbul 8:15 Cafe Istanbul 8:30 "On the Town" 8:45 "On the Town" Dragnet Dragnet Mr. Keene Mr. Keene 9:00 Lefty Frizze! 9:15 Lefty Frizzel B:30 Sports Report 9:43 Lea Brown Show 50:00 "Laura' 10:13 "Laura" 10:30 Platter Party 10:45 Platter Party Melodies That Endure Melodies That Endure Ciros Tonight Ciros Tonight 11:00 Sign-off Sign-Off RADIO PROGRAMS FRIDAY 3:00 Yawn Patrol 8:13 -Yawn Patrol 0:30 Lucky U Ranch 3:43 Lucky U Ranch Monkey Shines Monkey Shines Down To Earth News 6:00 Farm' Newi 0:13 Martin Agronsky 11:30 Bob Garred" 6:43 Cortcert and Sports 7:00 Breakfast Club 7:1S Breakfast Club 7:30 Breakfast Club' 7:45 Breakfast Club Rural Party Line Clock Watcher Clock Watcher Mjjs&jjews "Voices Of 2-4000 Voices Of 2-4000 Ortho 8:00 Victor H. Llndlahr 8:15 Chet Huntley' 8:30--Brenk the Bank 8:43 Break the Bank' 0:00 Jack Berch Show ' 9:13 Big "Y" Relay Quiz . 9:30 Mv True Story 9 :45 My True Story 10:00 Whispering Streets 10:15 Against the Storm' 10:30 Trading Post 10:45 Paul Harvey' 11:00 Weather Report 11:15 Oregon Finance News 11:30 Weather At Market 11:43 Your County Agent 12:00 Bulletin Board 12:15 Ted Malon' 12:30 "Scramble Gamble" 1 2A 5 Waltz Time "l:00 Lone Journey 1:15 When a Girl Marries 1:30 Mary Mnrlin 1 :43 Evelyn Winters Young Woman 2:00 Betty Crocker , 2:15 Strictly for the Ladles 3:30 Strictly for the Ladies I 2:43 Strictly for the Unites 3:00 Strictly for the Ladies Doctor's Wife BniiehnU 3:15 Strictly for the Ladies Vincent Lopez Baseball 3:30 Mary Margaret McBridfGranger Forum Baseball J?I4 5 Mary Margaret McBrldt S ing lng Americans Baacbal 1 4:00 Fun Factory Week's & Orr News Baseball' 4:15 Fun Factory H. V. Kaltenborn Baseball 4:30 Big Jon Ac Sparkle Kiddle Hit Parade Baseball 4:45 Mark Trail Elmer Peterson" Baseball 3:00 Sports Parade Sports Roundup 6:15 Elmer Davis' KMED Commentary 6:30 Drive-in Quiz Cisco Kid 6:43 Bill Bower man Show Cisco Kid 6:00 Fight Mario Lanza' Assembly of God 6:13 Fight Mario Lanza Assembly of God 6:30 Fights" Montgomery At Safety Musical Mailbox ota r i-roanauon Musical Mailbox 7:00 Richard Dramond One Man s Family New of the world Salute To Reservist Salute To Reservist 7:13 Richard Diamond 7:30 This is your FBI fc7:45 This Is your FBI l8 00 Ozzle At Harlot Martin At Mnrlin At 8:13 Ozzie Ac Hariet 8:30 Mr, District Attorney Halls of 8:43 Mr. District Attorney Halls of 9:00 Hank Weaver-News 9:15 Vacatlonland U.S.A.1 9:30 Sport Parade 0:43 Flying Time 10:00 "La ura 10:13 "Laura" Here's Here's Here's 10:30 Platter Party 1 10:45 Platter Party Here's fitfTo Sign Off Sign -Off 5 if n- Of t ABC NBC LBS As We Live JEALOUSY OP EX-LOVE CAN SPOIL FUTURE HAPPINESS Young people fall in love and out of It many time before they find the person they want to marry. These loves should be forgotten and not allowed to make trouble in the future. That Is the problem which is facing the young woman who wrote: (Q) "I am viry much in love with a young man 29 years old. H was in tha laii war and was ovarseai for naarly four years. Whan ha want Into tha service, ha left his girl behind. While he was away, she wrote and told him that she was in love with someone else. He said he loved her very much and was very much hurt. I keep thinking of her and find that I am very Jealous of her. She is married and lives out ol the slate. Wa argue about this and my friend says it is fool ish of me to think of her be cause It Is all over and he loves me now. He has told me that she was very beautiful, and this upsets me too. Can you tall me how to overcome my feelings toward this girl?' (A) The only way you can overcome your feelings townrd this woman who Jilted your friend la to see her as she real ly is and com pare yourself with her. She may have been beautiful, and she may even be beatiti ( u 1 now. But, what of it? Urn ,.(;.. Dr. Hurlock j;j ., '. did not reveal a personality that was as beauti ful as her face. Any girl who could Jilt a man while he was overseas, fighting for his coun try, is not the kind that could hold a man's love, even after she married another man. Your friend's pride was hurt, but when he recovered from that, I m sure he Is telling you the truth when he says, "it Is all over now", , Take him at his word and ac cept his statements that he loves For Athlete's Foot Uie T-4.L for 1 te S dsn. If not altistd. vouf 40e h.tk. Wl. k. eld, tainted skin ilouah oft to be rt-! placad by htslthr thin. Gat imlant- drying T-4-L front any druagltt. Now I at Hall's Ptnnywite Drug. Adv, I ' 1 JS ""1 MAIL TRIBUNE KMBD 1440 kc KWIN 1400 ke Bnnebfill Basebail' Baicbaii Baseball "Baaehali' Baiiebali Baseball Baseball Your Hit Parade Lanny Robs Your Hit Parade Lanny Rons Montgomery At Traffic Musical Mailbox Could This Be You Musical Mailbox Musical Mailbox Musical Mailbox Vnllev News Lean Back At Listen "Keys To Music Frost Warn. Ac Ballinger1 Spotlight On U.N. S OC. Program Richfield Reporter John T. Tlynn Novatime Trio Organ Portrait Heidelberg HarmonalresOrgan Portraits Music & News Between The Lines KWIN Carousel KWIN Carousel KVN Carousel Carousel At News "Sign-Off" Breakfnst In Phoenix" Breakfast In Phoenix iff SDfrcii Garden Guide Flshln Tips Ac News Frlendshlo Circle Major LlvelV Friendship Circle Dan Malloy Neighbor Lady Bible Institute (MBS) Mid-Morning News uihle Institute' (MBS) Festival of Waltzes News' BobaV Ray Morning Devotions Strike it Rich Tom Merriman Strike It Rich Tom Merriman News At Reviews Freezln Fun Dr Cran. Psychologist Better Buys Swap At Sell Music Box One Night Stand Hymns oMheWorld News At Weather Shop On Mnln Street" Road oi Llle Shop On Main Street Pepper Young Musical Appetizer Right to Happiness Musical Appetizer Backstage Wife News Stella Oatlas No Soap Music" Widder Brown " aoap music In My House No Soap Music Just Plain Bill No Soap Musio rront Page Farrell No Soap Musio Life Can Be Beautiful No Sonp Music News NoSoap MuBic Welcome Travelers No Soap Music Welcome Travelers No Soap Music Dr. Paul Liberty Jamboree Dial Dave Garraway News Baseball Baseball Baseball Baseball Muslcal Mailbox Musical Mailbox Valley News Lean Back At Listen Lewis" Lauili Keys To Music Frost Warn. At Ballinger' Spotlight On U.N. Ivy' Ivy News' Richfield Reporter John T. Flynn Heidelberg Harmonalres Organ Portraita Music You Want OrKnn Portraits Music and News Between The Lines Jamison Jamison Jamison KWIN Carousel KWIN Carousel KWIN Carousel Jamison At New Carousel At News Br ILIZABETH HURLOCK, PH.D. you, unless you are willing to do this, you had better break off your friendship with him now before you hurt him as the other girl did. His old romance is a part of the past for him and it should be for you also. Think ol Own Youth Think back to your own youth. Were you not infatuated with one or more boys whom you later fell out of love with? You may not have reached the point of seriousness that your friend did but, I am sure, you thought you were seriously in love at.the time. Now they are a part of the past and you love someone else. That is how it Is with him. If you keep your thoughts on the present and future, the past will take care of Itself. Elisabeth Hurlock Is one of the nation's great psychologists, and she will gladly help you with personal problems. (Copyright 1952, General Features Corp.) Gen. Clark Arrives To Replace Ridgway Tokyo U.R Gen. Mark W. Clark, newly-npopinted UN and U.S. Far East commander, ar rived in Tokyo Wednesday with a pledge to make every effort to achieve an honorable peace In Korea. Clark said he Is taking over his new commands from Gen. Matthew B. Ridgway "with full recognition of the serious respon sibilities of the Job." The arrival of Clark's Air Force Constellation at Haneda airport produced the greatest turnout of high-ranking civilian and military officials seen in Tokyo since Cen. Douglas Mac Arthur left a year ago for the United States. Randle, Wash. (U.R) Fire caused by an exploding diesel engine destroyed the Randle ve neer mill Tuesday, causing dam age estimated at $120,000. "0ldat40,50,60?" Man, You're Crazy rrH your Mt1 Ttwiti.mtn tro rtpv at o. i Try ".MTpinf ui' with omrtn. fonniM font for vrrtk, run.town f flint flu twlrly io hod.': 1"A H,J.rori 'h,fh m'ny ,n"1 wtiBMj rait I old Ttittd ny v(vi' rtportM ocl mult. Many. tm0rMd. .m.i. -Win tvKnt ' itfirti in tutiir1 Ity iirf Tome 1Mm W tr, !m )..iincr ffclmf Monty Pace, it not driiihiM. AOf Inlrodurlury an mi$ 43ft. Ai all rfrui ttoi-M vrTwhfri In Mf d ford At Htitrn Thttd 9 mm. Adv. i Thursday, Way 1, 19S2 Gold Hill Budget Special Election Scheduled May 15 Gold Hill The regular May meeting of the Gold Hill city council was held Monday night at the city hall. It was announced that a public hearing on the city budget would be held Wed nesday night, May 14, at 8 o'clock at the city hall, and that a special election would be held on the budget and some charter amendments Thursday, May 15, from 1 p.m. to 7 p.m. at the city hall. The recorder ex plained that the date Of May 13, originally set, would not have allowed enough time for the elec tion notices to be posted the le gally required number of davs. hence the change of election date. In answer In n lplfpr fmm fh council asking for a copy of the minutes nf Ihn stnta iriav.t.,a Commission hearing held In Gold rim lasi ucioner on the re-routing of 9fl Hlehwav fho Klato Highway commission wrote that the minutes had not yet been ap proved. The recorder slated that this same answer had also been received from the Highway Com mission in March. Insurance Explained A lettpr wa ront frnm 4V, Slate Industrial Accident com mission, explained a method whereby Gold Hill Volunteer me department members could be covered hv slalo inH,,oiri accident insurance at a total maximum cost of only about $13 a month for 25 firemen. The council voted to adopt this plan. It was reported that the title to the property purchased from the citv bv Rav Pntp straightened out, and that the correct legal description would be nut on the rieerf TH. also stated that the city attorney Edward C. Kelly, was working on the matter of having the De kum addition nf th it .. erly ' recorded so that titles to piuperiy in mat section could be cleared without difficulty. It was announced that for. the primary election, to be held May 16, the polling place for the north nrerlnet nt th u ..u - .-..J wuuia be the Grange hall instead of the cuy nan. Frost Damages Some Western Oregon Crops Portland U.R) Frosts have destroyed the first bloom of western. Oregon's strawberry crop, according to the weekly weather and crop bulletin of the federal crop reporting serv ice and the weather bureau. Severe damage was reported to pears and delicious apples in the Hood River valley and to cherries in The Dnll There was some damage to pears ii uie nogue Kiver valley. fmmmmmmm I IN SUN FRANCISCO J hotel rooms t tOW COST IIIXUKY (f k CholltngM comporlion Claan Qular Comfortobla I w Captrol Loeollan J HOTEL COMMODORE CIAIO P SMITH. MCK-OWNEI Sutter it Jones St. TUX 3-2464 W' I J 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 Blanks Are Also Available O&C Timber Tract Will Be Offered For Sale in May Portland (U.R) Forty-nine parcels of O & C timber with a total of 118.157,000 board feet of saw log size and 62,751 lineal feet of Douglas fir and western red cedar poles will be offered during May, the Bureau of Land Management announced Wed nesday. Roscoe E. Bell, regional chief of the bureau, said the timber was valued at $2,353,688.45. Medford Sale May 20 On May 20, 23,800,000 board feet in eight tracts will be of fered for sale at Medford. On the same day the Salem district office will offer 10 tracts with volume of 34,600,000 board feet. On May 21, 31,531,000 board feet and 6,400 linear feet of poles will be offered for sale at Roseburg. On May 22, the Coos Bay office will offer 10 tracts with 16,908,000 board feet and 54,086 linear feet of poles. On May 23, the Eugene district forester will place 10 tracts on the market with 11,318,000 board feet and 2,265 linear feet of' poles. The timber to be offered for sale is located in Polk, Washing ton, Tilamook, Yamhill, Linn, Benton, Lane, Marion, Douglas, Coos, Jackson and Josephine counties. WIFE BROODS Hastings, Neb. (U.R) A Hastings farmer returned home from a visit to town to find his wife sitting in the brooder house with the chickens. The farmer had forgotten to 'order fuel oil for their home furnace and a cold snap had set in. Coal may supply the bulk of the nation's oil by 1975. MOO-O-OS and MUSINGS We saw Bob Ruhl run ning down Main Street yesterday, pausing every twenty feet to jump in the air and click his heels together. When asked the reason for his elation, Mr. Ruhl replied, "At last we have an other railroad in Medford. The Denver & Rio Grande is here." This appears to be true but the line only extends from one end of the screen .at the Craterian Theater to the other. Little Daisy Disabled Veterans Salem (U.R) War veterans with 25 per cent or more dis ability can get fishing licenses in Oregon tcr 50 cents, the State In remote sections of Minda nao, the Philippines, where clocks and watches are unknown, a big-billed bird called "Kalaw," belonging to the eagle family, tells time, especially during the day. At 4 a.m., this big bird emits four resonant cries, which can be heard as far as two miles. At noon, he issues a long tone. To study the effects of water flowing under ships, glass panels have been fitted in the bottom snips. CROSSWORD PUZZLE ACROSS 1 Soft food 4 Mast 8 Winter vehicle 12 HiKh card 13 Solo H Km balm 15Offirlng 16 Dlrecla 17 Mud hen IS Conformed 10 Restrain by fon Look at intently 23 Mature 24 NeWBpapr para graph K Mixed 23 Noise 20 Department of Franc J2 Larfre bird 33 Deeds JS Rklm along 36 Bow 3T Farbaroiii 39 Natural cav 42 Meal 44Vandr 4' Female ruffs 47 Title of respect 4S Paradise, 49 Chair R0 Night hefora SI f departed 62 Shade trees 63 Algerian title DOWN f!o hjr Perlalnlng tho srlpnca of lound i It is i s It i I is 11 lie in - - 5 77" w hi irr" 1? s to Si 51 5J MM 11IM futan lMiaU. BARNEY GOOGLE and SNUFFY BUZ SAWYER 11 ABNER THIS EXPLAINS WHY SHE fvrMcrE5Tri ak rr cue- WERE DVIN' r BE A WrSS An she -a"ivr- IS.' she: gits io cent A DANCE. 4 BIONLMI MUTT ind JEFF . RIDDLES who ye votinA BARLOW!! ) f CANT 1 6ST V0U SOMETHING BUZf If" YOUR... 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The veteran must have been I an Oregon resident for one year before applying for the license j and his disability must be certi-1 tied by the federal veterans ad-1 ministration. Same Hunting Fa The same 50-cent rate is avail able to the disabled veteran for a hunting license, or he may get a combination hunting-fishing license for one dollar. Washington (U.R) The Sen ate passed and sent to the House Wednesday a bill giving the fed eral government broad new Ol BUTCIIIIICIll UIUOQ new powers to enforce mine safety I reguiaxions. 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TH SAME MIZZUBUK ANSWCA.v AH IS A FAILURfc PjEiE R CIA IK SPATt RILE OjPlE OIREL glElSTOBE R 5JF V E R CfP A R Eg T ZZJSn e wMon e pa t te 5in g BplLTv LA PliEiflTIE g T A FIN Z gR 6 W6 0 R T ,p i g a rlggE 51s EUCAgHRs'B A I T LEES" RIA P LUTE UoIpIeI IsItIai ieTTxTA M j r s i The department also noted that men on active military duty m Oregon can get Oregon hunt ing and fishing licenses for the regular resident fees, whether they are Oregon residents or not. . . Don't Neglect Slipping FALSE TEETH Do false teeth drop, slip or wobble when you talk, eat, laugh or sneeze? Don't be annoyed and embarrassed by such handicaps. FASTEETH. an alka line (non-acid) powder to sprinkle on your plates, keeps false teetht more firmly set. Gives confident feeling of security and added comfort. No gum mv. gooev, pastv paste or feeling. Get FASTEETH today at any drug store. Adv. 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