Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, May 09, 1952, Image 18

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Newspaper Page TextTWO MEDFOFD (OREGON) MAIL TRIBUNE Friday. May S. 1955 RADIO PROGRAMS FRIDAY Program! listed below an receives! from tha radl ststlons an tha Mail Trlbuna assumes no raiaoniibility ascept to mikt such changtl ai ara supplied KYJC 12J0 ke KMED H40 ke KWIN 1400 ke 4:00 Fun Factory' 4:15 Fun Factory 4:30 Big Jo At Sparkia 4 :4J Mark Trail Weeki St Orr Newi H. V. Kaltenborn Kiddle Hit Parade Elmer Peterson Baaeball Baseball Baseball Baseball 0:00 Sports Parada 5:15 ElmerDavIs' 5:30 Drlve-ln Quia 5:43 Bill Bowerman Show 6 .00 Fights 8:15 FighU s B:30 rignta 5:45 FlghU Sports Roundup Baseball KMED Commentary Baseball Cisco Kid Baseball Cisco Kid Baseball Mario Lanza Assembly of Cod Mario Lanza' Assembly of Cod Montgomery It Safety Musical Mailbox T. a. f . Mniipal Matlhnx "7:00 Richard Diamond 7:15 Richard Diamond 7 30 This is Your FBI , 7:45 This is Your FBI News of the World Salute To Reservlsta Salute To Reservists Musical Mailbox Mualrel MallbOX Valley News Lean Back & a. Listen, 8:00 Ozzle St Harriet 8:15 Ozzieit Harriet 8:30 Mr. District Attorney" 6.45 Mr. District Attorney 9:00 Paul Havllsnd 9 :13 Priam-Lite Parada 9:30 Sports Report 9:45 Flying Time Bob It Ray Halls of Ivy Halle of Ivy Frost Warn At Balllnger Spotlight On U.N. News 10:00 "Laura' 10:15 "Laura" 10:30 Platter Party 10:43 Platter Party 11:00 Sign-Off 1 f Fl.raH Hlcniieia nepnrier- "" m Heidelberg Harmonairee Organ Portra U Music You Want . Organ Portraits Music You Want Between the Llnea ""Here'e Jamison KWIN Carousel Here's Jamison KWIN Carousel HeU'.jImisoS KWIN Carousel Here's Jamison at News Carousel at Nawa Sign-Off Sign-Off m RADIO PROGRAMS SATURDAY :00 Rite 'N'Shin :15 Rite 'N Shin :30 Sunrlte Serenad :45 Sunrise Sercnad Navy Band Harea to Veterans Marina Show . Newi :Q0 Farm Newa :15 Martin Agrontky 1:30 Bob Garred : 4 r S te war 1 Ctb g :00 No School Today :15 No School Today ;30 No School Today :5..5hQLT.ody. :00 Jump, Jump :1B Saturday Circus .30 Space Patrol' :45 apace roiroi" Sunrlte Serenade Saturday Special Na 1 Mutlc of Manhattan Mutic & News" My Secret Story My Secret Story Hollyw'd L-ove Story' Hollywd Love Story Friendship Circle Frlendahip Circle Howdy Doody Mid-Morning Newi Platter Party Platter Party Keyi to Mutlc Newa Open Houie Open Houie Haven of Rett (MBS) Haven of Rett'(MBS) 0:00 Cowboy Troubador 9:15 Cowboy Troubador 9:30 Cowboy Troubador 9:45 Cowboy Troubador One Night Stand Saturday Special No. 3 iiitue Nipper iime Little Nipper Time 10:00 Gueat Star 10:15 Trading Poit 10:30 Lawrence Walk 10:43 Lawrence Welk Uirv Lm Tavlor Mary Lee Taylor Farm i Horns Hour Farm & Home Hour 1 1 :00 Pan-American Union Newt A Weather 11:15 Pan American Union Saturday Special No. 3 1 1 :30 Lone Pine MountalneeraPaator'a Call 11:45 Lone Pine Mountaineer a Social Security 12:00 ABC Late Newa 12:15 Flnnegan't Box Scots 12:30 IntnU. Jazz Club 12:45 IntnU. Jazz Club 1:00 Roaeland Ballroom 1:15 Roaeland Ballroom Howdy Doody' Howdy Doody Muticana Muaicana" Mind Voiir Mannera Mind Vour Manners 1 :30 At Home With Mutlc i The Author Speaka 1:45 Saturday Nlte Pats Terrea Lea 3:00 1330 Club 3:151230 Club 3:301230 Club .3:45-y-i3attOm 3:00-230 Club 3;15' Newa 3:30) 1230 Club .3.4) 1330 Club 4:(fin 1230 Club '1:30 Christian Sclenca Ch. 4:45 "Y" Club Revue Public Affairs H. J. Kaltenborn NBC Symphony WHC faympnony- News Music Out of West Parade of Bands Parade of Bands "Ranger Show Ranger Show Guest Star Serenade In Blue Ray Bloch Presents Ray Bloch Presenta Musical Appetizer Musical Appetizer News Western Jamboree Western Jamborea Western Jamboree Music for Saturday Music for Saturday Music Box Music Box "World Concert Hall World Concert Hall Adventure Newa NBC fivmohony NBC Symphony Friend of The Family Friend of Tha Family News What Are You Doing Old New Orleana Old New Orleans a-nn t ulrlAlhaSlilM Tex Beneke 8:15 Veterans Admin. Show KMED Commentary :30 bod tarred- Juoy i"'" -5:45 Stewart Craig Judy Canova :00 Sat. at the Shamrock Vaughn Monroe :13 Sat. at the Shamrock Vaughn Monroe :30 Dinner In Green Room Grand Ola Opry 8:45 Dinner in Green Room Grand Ola Opry 7:00 The Lone Ranger F.ddy Arnold Show 7:15 The Lone Ranger Eddy Arnold Show 7:30 Camp White Ssow Round-up Time 7:45 Camp While Show Round-upTuna 8:00 Dancing Party Ralph Edwards Time :15 Denclng Party Ralph Edwards Time 8:30 Lsi Vtssi Prm.a Lower Basin Street 8:45 Las Vegas Pgm. Lower Basin Street a-nn Bnnu Villa. llallrAAm" 10 O'clock 'Mcltef 9:15 Rogue Valley Ballroom Serenade In Blue 9:30 ABC Late Newa Short Story 9:45 W.A.C. Anniversary Short Story 10:00 "Laura" Proudly Wa Hall 10:15 "Laura" Proudly Wa Hall 10:30 Platter Party Ciro's it News 10:43 Platter Party Ciro's it Newa 11:00 Slgn-Off Baaeball Baseball Baseball BasebaU Baseball Baseball" Baaeball Baseball Baseball Baseball Baseball Baseball Look to tha Skiea Musical Best Beta Hawaiian Harmonies Eddy Howard Navy Band Echoes oftha Gay 90'a Lyn Murray Show Lyn Murray Show News Frost Warn. & Organ Organ Portraits Amer. Legion Report "3rd Army Band 3rd Army Band Norman Towson Jr. Between the Lines Sign Off Salute to Reservists Salute to Reservlsta KWIN Carousel Carousel & Nawa "To 12:00 Sign Off ABC -NBC LBS As G LiVC U-IZAIITH HURLOCK, PH.D. YOU CAN WIN FRIENDS WITH LITTLE INITIATIVE (Q.) "I am a lonely widow In naw community. I lost my husband shortly altar wo moved hero and I reallia thai It Is dif ficult to rnaka now frlonds. I hava flona to church but can assure you that this Is not tha answer. I have a nice homo but tha loneliness at times seems hard to accept. There should be a place where nice people could meet and make new friends." (A.) Yes, every community should have a place where new comers could meet and make friends not only with the newcomers to the community but also with the o I d resi dents. Just gO I n g to church will not enable you to meet people. You must also be long to soma of the church organizations and take an active part in their af fairs. If the church of your denom ination has no social or work organizations, such as mission ary societies and sewing clubs, ask your minister to let you work with him to organize such clubs. You will find other people among the members of the congregation who are In much the same boat as you and who would welcome an oppor tunity to Join such clubs. Then, too, there are always community organizations, such as the Red Cross and different charity organizations which Dr. Hurlock badly need workers. Widows or middle aged men and women who are not tied down by fam ilies of small children spend their time working for such organizations and, through them you should meet some congen ial people. Difficult To Find It is always difficult to make new friends in a new commun ity, especially when you are not young. Had your husband lived, you would have met the wives of his business associates and, through them, you would have met other members of the com munity. As he Is no longer here to help you to meet new people and to establish new friendships, would It not be better to con sider the possibility of return ing to the community where you formerly lived? There you would have old friends and rel stives to fall back on and they would welcome you back Into their circle because of their friendship of years with you. A "nice" home Is fine If you have someone to share It wltl. but it can be a very lonely place if you are there all alone, Even friends would be better than nothing, If you cannot have a member of your family with you. But, as you have neither, it seems that the wisest thing Is to go back to your old home. Elisabeth Hurlock Is a con sulting psychologist. Write her In care of this newspaper for free advice. The Navy, which governed American Samoa for more than 50 years, has moved away, leav ing the island possession the re sponsibility of the Interior Department. S. t. ON0 Hark Specialist Why Suffer Longer? Whin Others Fail COME TO US ACT NOW. Our Nature's HIRI remedies trill kale tou to (sin your tead health. Our remedies have b successful la aiding raa lick all over the state avar II veara. - . . ,, ner speci Remedies tar dltarders. ileuses, heart, liver, itamech, (as anal el consriparion, piles, asinma, lemala complaints, kidney, bladder, t rheumatism, back and headaches. Far Mala, Female and Children. BRANCH OFFICES Albany Salem Eugene Newport North Bend CHARLIE CHAN CHINESE MEDICINE & HERB CO. 624 S. Riverside Medlord 12 NOON TO S P.M. 0MICI 0f!N SUNDAYS 0NIY Your Health and Its Cafe y DR. WILLIAM tRADY, M.D. Readers should address Inquiries toi William Irady, ItS II Canine. Beverly Hills, CaL EMOTIONALISM PLUS IGNORANCE SOMETIMES EQUAL! HYSTERIA Da. BtaaVf who don't know In the golden days when Topsy was a colt and Lalla Rookh was babbling: in her mother's arms Ttj and thats a picture that makes Penn Yan a shrine in the memory of this writer I received a hurry call to I f I on BIuH Point' I For the ben- em ox you poor geeks the beautiful Finger Lake country, Bluff Point projects touthwards from what I hope is still called Keuka Col lege into Lake Keuka, dividing the eastern or Penn Yan arm of the Y-shaped lake from the western or Branchport arm. Well, sir, that farm home on Bluff Point was a good seven miles from 136 Elm Street, via the finest dirt road in Yates County, which would be equiva lent to the distance of Milwau kee from Oshkosh today. But we made It eventually, with Topsy in a lather and her driver hoping fervently that this time we'd be paid. The patient was a youth about 18 who lay on a bed In the firm grasp of four men. The boy was strug gling, snarling, growling and gnashing his teeth. The house was full of neighbors who. milled about In great excitement. .The men holding the boy registered fearlessness and -disregard for the safety of their own skins. I learned that the boy had hy drophobia rabies to you, and you had better pronounce it ray-buh-ease with the accent on the ray If you don't want to show your ignorance and he had been mad like that since the preceding evening. How he had contracted the disease they could not explain, but there had been a number of strange dogs In the neighborhood recently. It took all the authority I could muster to make the four brave neighbors let go of the boy and leave us alone while I ex amined the patient. The boy quieted down and presently I assured the family and neighbors that he'd be all right after a good sleep. The whole ruckus had been started by a quarrel with his girl friend. He had nothing else than hys teria. The boy was probably more than ordinarily susceptible to suggestlan and the family and neighbors Interpreted his moody depression as the first sign of "hydrophobia" and by their yammerlngs brought on hysteria "a state in which Ideas control the body and produce morbid changes in Its functions." Next morning the boy awoke, ate a hearty breakfast and re sumed his ordinary routine. Yes, as I had feared, I re ceived no fee well, why should I charge anything I hadn't given the patient any medicine, had I? ' . QUESTIONS St ANSWERS Ben's Cousin I took the dally raUon of calcium and D, as you recommended, for sev eral months and with steady improve ment In my arthritis. unUI I was told calcium Is the worst thing a person with arthritis can take hecauae it causes deposits In tha joints . . . (M. H. C.) Answer Wuz being a second cou nt Ben Told'f. Tar be It from tha quark who conducts this column to Suestlon anything Ben, Wuz, Mrs. umsey. Sairey Gamp, the .corner druggist or the traffic cop says. Acetyl-Salicylate Is Not Areunilid la the pain-killer acetanllld. which destroys red corpuscles and damages the heart, the Ingredient mentioned i on the lane! or a nostrum as I "acetyl-salicylate"- (Mrs. H. r. Answer No. Acetyl-salicylic acid ester or "acetyl-sulicylste" is aspirin. In the chapter on the abuse of anal gesic drugs In booklet C V D (about heart and artery troubles) 1 aay: "Not only for safety but for the most efficient action of the medi cine, it is an exeellent rule to He down for an hour, at least, when ever you take any analgesic drug Fop the booklet CVD send stamped, self-eddressed envelope and 35c. NeUeval Newspaper Syndicate, - Chicago S, Illinois MOO-O-OS and MUSINGS POISON OAK? Try a 8ottle of ZEMACOL Yoe must ke satisfied ei reur money cheerfully refunded. Gal a kettle to day at WISTIRN THRIFT. Sign Said 'Don't Entei So Prisoners Exited Salem (U.R) Perhaps the four men who broke out of Mar ion county jail here were Just taking the county at Its word. A sign on the first floor door J leading Into the Jail says: "Do, not enter." At any rate the men, who I sawed their way to freedom un-1 der cover of a musical program in the courthouse Tuesday night were still missing Thursday, the sheriff's office reported. They are Albert Louis Purser, 34, of Oakrldge, Ore.; William Frank McCarthy, 31, of Mill City; Melvin Leedy, 25, of Dallas, and Edmund P. Werner, 21, of Dallas. 1940 P0NTIAC CLUB CPE. $19500 WEE WILLIE WALKER 3rd l Central CROSSWORD PUZZLE An""' Our "Well what do you know about that" editor has turned up an Interest ing bit of information about modern merchan dising down on South Central. The "Antl c I p a 1 1 o n Shop" is right next door to the place that adver tises, "If you want a boy, call Western Union." Well what do you know about that? Little Daisy Tjf Special fl1EET!N3 TONIGHT- Entrants Sponsors Footprinter Members IN THE DISPLAY ROOM at Barnes Chevrolet Added Work On Model Has Been Done --Steering Wheels Brake Cables and Steering Cables Will Be Issued 75 Entrees Have Been Listed Sponsors Wanted See Barnoi Chevrolet Or C. 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