Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, May 11, 1952, Image 26

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Newspaper Page TextTEN MEDFOFD (OREGON) MAIL TRIBUNE mi RADIO PROGRAMS SUNDAY Program! lilted balow ar rectived from tha radlc stations and tha Mail Tribuna asiumei no raspomibility axcapt to maka such changoi at ara auppliad KVJC - maka KHID l4a fe . 7;00 Newi" ' 7:13 Morning Song " 7:30 Light & Life Hour ' 7:41V Light & Life Hour 8:00 Wingi of Healing J 8:15 Wings of Healing ' 8:30 Rhythmi of Romsnca 8:45 Rhythma jafjtomanca " :00 Sunday News Special ' 0:15 Brunch Time : 8:30 Chapel of the Air 8:45ChapeJ of the Air toToo Negro College Choir' " 10:15 Negro College Choir 10:30 Piano Playhouae ' 10:45 Piano Playhjouse' 11:00 St. Mark's Church '. 11:15 St. Mark's Church ' 1 1 ;30 St. Mark's Church lj:45.Sr Mark's Church 12:00 You Never Know " 12:15 Oregon Finance Newa 12:30 Your Bible Saya ; 45 Your Bible Saya 1:00 Voice of Prophecy . 1:15 Volceof Prohecy 1 :30 Greatest Story 1:45 Greatest Story National Radio Pulpit National Radio Pulpit Herald Of Truth Herald Of Truth Christian Brotherhood Christian Brotherhood Church of Christ The Author Speaks Gospel Hour Gospel Hour Carnival of Booka News Here's To Veterans Chapel By Road Ortho Garden Digest Ortho Garden Digest Consumer Tunes Mike "95" Chicago Roundtable Chicago Round table Catholic Hour Catholic Hour Hat In The Ring Hats In The Ring Elmo Roper" 4 Story Theatre Bob Conaidine Newa News Church of Christ Georgetown Forum Georgetown Forum Sunday Serenade Defense Report Showers of Bleaainga Newa Baptist Church Baptist Church Baptist Church Baptist Church Music Box Music Box Excursions In Sclenca u. N. Btory 2:00 Rilly Graham f 3:15 Billy Graham . 2 :30 Church in the Home 33- Church in the Home i'.OO OlVFash'd. Revival ' 8:15 Old Faah'd. Revival ' 8:30 Old Fash'd. Revival ' -l45 Old Fash'd. Revival 4:00 Stop the Music 4:15 Stop the Music 4:30 Stop the Music ' :45 Stop the Music 8 :00 Drew Pearson 8:15 Corlis Archer 8:30 Corliss Archer 8:45 Bill Tusher' 8:00 Paul Harvey 1 8:13 Hour of St. Francis 8:30 The Great Adventure :45 The Great Adventure 7:00 Paul HavUand - 7:15 Mon. Mom. Headlines 7:30 Stewart Craig 7:45 Chet Huntley 8:00 Here Cornea the Band 1 8:15 Here Comes the Band - 8:30 "On the Town" 8:45 "On the Town' 8:6b ABC Late News S 15 George Sdkolnky 8 30 Wlnga of Healing 9:45 Wings of Healing 10:00 "Guest Conductor 10:15 "Guest Conductor" 10:30 "Guest Conductor" 10:48 "Guest Conductor" 11:00 Sign-pff Tha Falcon The Falcon M Kane Private Eye M Kan e Prlvata Eya H'wd. Star Playhouse H'wd. Star Playhouse Whitehall 1212 Whltehalll2ia Texas Rangers Texas Rangers The Chase The Chase" First Nighter First Nighter Khaki & Blue JChakl & Blue "Top Story" At This Hour Theatre Guild Theatre Guild Ray-BtochPresenta Kay Bjocn rresenia Music For Sunday Music For Sunday Bob Crosby Show Latin Rhythms' Proudly W Hal! jrpudiy We Hail - Baseball Baseball Baseball Baseball Baseball Baseball Baseball Baseball "Baseball Baseball Baseball Baseball Theatre Guild Theatre Guild $64 Question $04 Question Harris & Faye Harris a Faye American Forum, American Forum Wayne King Serenade Wayne Kins Serenade Standard Hour Stanaara Hour Standard Hour Standard Hour Your Bible Saya Your Bible Saya Rirhfielrl Reporter Surf Club Orch. Eternal Light Eternal Light Musical Best Beta Piano Party Assembly of God Assembly of God Southern Muslcale Southern Muslcale Camile To You Memo's For Men . Frost Warn & Symphony oympnony nan Symphony Hall Symphony Hall Symphony Hall Symphony Hall Across Blue Pacific Dr. Miller Sigh-Off News & Sign off RADIO PROGRAMS MONDAY 8:00 Yawn Patrol 8:15 Yawn Patrol 8 JO Lucky U Ranch 8:45 Lucky U Rnnch Monkey Shlnea Monkey Shlnea Down to Earth Barnes Newa 6:00 Farm Newa :13 Martin Agronsky 8:30 Bob Garred 6:45 Concert and Sports 7:00 Breakfast Club 7:13 Breakfast Club 7:30 Breakfast Cluh 7:45 Breakfast Club Rural Party Lino Clockwatcher Clockwatcher Music & Newa 8:00 Victor H. Llndlahr 8:15 Chet Huntley 8:30 Break the Bank 8:45 Break the Ba nk 8:00-Jack Berch Show 8:15 Big "Y" Relay Quia 9:30 My True Story 0:45 My True Story loioo Whispering Streets 10:15 Against the Storm 10:30 Trading Post 10:45 Paul Harvey "J 1:00 Weather Report 11:15 T.B.A. 11:30 Weather Markets 11:4 5 Your County Agent 12:00 Bulletin Board 12:15 Oregon Finance New 12:30 "Scramble Gamble" 12 :4S waltz Time Clock Watcher Clock Watcher Music of Manhattan Ortho Garden Guide Voices of 2-4000 Voices of 2-4000 Household Editor Mid-Morning Newa Breakfast In Phoenix Breakfast In Phoenix Morning Special News Major Lively Dan Molloy Bible Institute (MBS) Bible I nstltute' ( M BS) Consumer Price Clinic Tex Beneka Strike It-Rich strike It Rich Festival of Waltzes Inside Bob & Ray Swap 8i Sell One Night Stand News & Weather Road of Life Pepper Young's Family mgni lo nappinesaj Backstage Wife Stella Dallas Young Wtdder Brawn Woman In My House 1 :00 Lone Journey 1.15 When a Girl Marries :3o Mary Mnrlln 1 :45 Evelyn Winters 2:0fJ Betty Crocker" 8:15 Strictly for Ladles 2:30 Strictly for Ladies 2:45 Strl ctly for Ladles 3:00 Strictly for Ladles 8:15 Strictly for Ladiee 8:30 Mary M. McBride" 8:45 Mary M. McBride ""4:00 Fun Factory 4:15 Fun Factory 4:30 Big Jon & Sparkle 4:45 Mark Trail Just Plain Bill Front Page Terrell Life can oe Beautiful Newa Welcome Travelers , Winnie Travelera Dr. Paul Dave Garroway Doctor's Wife Vincent Lopes P. T. A Prevues In Reading News Morning Devotions Tom Merrlman Tom Mer rima n Freezin Fun Better Buys Music Box Music Box Shop On Main St Musical Appetizer News No Soap Musto No Soap Muslo JNoSoapMusic No Soap Muslo No Soap Muslo No SonpMuslo No Sonp Music" social Security Keys To Music news 8:00 Sports Parade 8:15 Elmer Davis' 8:30 Drive-In Quia 5:45 Memory Favorites 8:00 Lone Ranger 8:15 Lone Ranger :30 Henry J. Taylor 6:45 Memory Favorites ""7:00 World-wide Flashes 7:15 T.B.A. 7:30 Fine Arts Quartet 7 4.1 Fine ArU Quartet "8:00 The Big Hand 8:15 The Big Hand 8:30 "On the Town" 8:45 "On the Town" ""8:00 Walter Nunley 8:15 Talking It Over 0:30 As We See It 9:45 Your Herltaga "fb:00 "Laura" 10:15 "Laura" 10:30 Platter Party 1045 Platter Party fliOO Sign Off ' " Weeks Orr Newa H. V. Kaltenborn" Voire of Ftreslona Singing Americana Rnorti Roundup KMED Commentary Cisco Kid , Cisco Kid Communist for FBI Communist for FBI Rob't Montgomery Dangerous Assignment One Man's Family News of the Worl Railroad Hour Railroad Hour Telephone Hour Telephone Hour Men Behind Melody jcn utnina m e looy nirhtlrld Rennrlar Heidelberg Harmonatrea Muslo You Want Muslc fli News Melodies That Endure Melodies That Endure Ciro's Tonight Clro s & Newt Riin-Off Baseball Baseball Baseball Baseball Baseball Baseball Baseball Baseball Baseball Baseball Baseball Baseball World Concert Hall World Concert Hall Mimireal Mnllhnv Musical Mailbox Musical Mailbox Musical Mailbox valley News Lean Back Ac Listen "keys To Music Frost Warn. A Ballinger Spotlight On U.N. Newa "John T. Flynn Organ Portwiits Organ Portraits Between The Lines KWIN Carousel KWIN Carousel KWIN Carousel Carousel & News Slgn.Off ABC NBC LBS Disposal Teams Clear Land for Civilian Use Washington (U.R) Bomb disposul teams of the Army En gineers have cleared 19, BOO, 000 acret of land used for bombing nd gunnery ranges during World War II and returned them to civilian use. The land had been declared surplus but had to be made sate by removing live shells before it could be used. The cleared acres are estimated to be worth $700,000,000. The total cost of the program which began In 1947 is less than $3, 000,000. or about 20 cents an ere. During the search for unexploded missiles thousands of tons of scrap metal were found and salvaged for indus trial uses. SISTERS KEEP PACE Holyoke, Mass. (U.R) Three Holyoke sisters gave birth to babies within one week at the same hospital. Daughter were born to Mrs. Alfred Boisselle and Mrs. Walter Koch and a son to Mrs. William Morton. HORSE STILL WITH US Albuquerque, N. M. (U.R) The horse Is apparently staging a comeback in New Mexico. Police were notified of the theft of two saddles In the same night. Your Health and Its Care l DR. WILLIAM URADY, M O. Readers should address inquiries to I William Brady, 3oS El Camlr... Beverly Hilla. CaL Is this possible? My wife's and my own disposition improv ed noticeably within two weeks after we began taking . . . (B. R.) Well, what do you think they began taking? Two miles of oxygen on the hoof three times a day? , Six o m e r saults first Dr. Brady thing every morning? A cup or two of good coffee at breakfast instead of glorified swamp water? The belly breathing exercise on retiring at night and waking In the morning? A mouthful of the. vitamins and minerals in which the or dinary American diet is most often deficient? Off the clothing they do not need for comfort? Fresh fruit without sugar, If any dessert at all? Plain wheat (whole or crack ed in coffee mill, raw or cook ed to suit individual taste, as breakfast food? Any one or more of these health building measures might well improve disposition. All the BR's are taking Is what I keep telling you every man, woman and child needs, a daily ration of ipdin which is es sential for good nutrition. This is one of the keys de scribed in the booklet Tho 7 Keys to Vite for a copy of the booklet send 25c and stamped, self-addressed envelope. V-l-t-e, as defined In the book let but not In Webster, means better-than average nutritional condition, preservation of the characteristics of youth, etc. In popular parlance it is the dif- VITE AND DISPOSITION ference between feeling pretty weu, noi complaining, huu lett ing just fine and dandy. In the pamphlet Tha Iodln Ra tion, available on writen request properly signed and accompan ied' with stamped, self-addressed envelope, I quote a mother's re: port of the effects of the iodln ration on her teenage daughter: "The result has been unbeliev able. The doctor told me to keep right on with it. She is very happy and I am so grateful . . . she was so tired . . . great lassi tude . . . she couldn't enjoy life as other young people do. Now she Is bubbling over most of the time." A great many youngsters who mope and daydream too much suffer only from nutritiohaV de ficiency, not necessarily iodin deficiency alone but from other nutritional deficiencies too. And Just as many oldsters suffer from the same nutritional defic iences through the years. How to prevent and even correct these nutritional deficiencies: Study the pamphlet Young Folks and Old Folks and follow the in structions therein. For this pamphlet send stamped, self addressed envelope. Reminder: Expect no reply if you use a clipping or if you fail to sign your request. VIRGINIA HASKINW.n. WILLIAM 0LVIS,T.r JOHN BARNETT, cim Standard Symphony Orchestra ot Los Angeles Radetzky March . Strauss Blue Tango . . Anderson Mnvtime: Will You Remember? . . Romberg Brigndoon (Sel.) . Loewe Fedora: Amor U vieta . . . Giordano The New Moon: Wanting You . . . Herbert The King and I (Sel.) . . . Rodgers Proaram aublact to poailbla chanro Sunday 8:30 p.m. KMED JUST DEAD DRUNK Fort Wortif. Tex. (U.R) Tha body was there but two funeral home attendants couldn't work on it when they found I it nn fi mnrtnarv alah. Closer inspection revealed a slight snoring noise and an odor of alcohol. The "body" was taken to jail and booked for drunken ness. . Handbags and shoes are being made of plastics that look like real top grain leather of all kinds. QUESTION'S & ANSWERS Htandard Corn and Callua Remedy Please print your wonderful corn and callus recipe nKaln. We had it and used it with great satisfaction, but lost the reclpt and let the druggist pnlm off something "better" which didn't work at all . . . (Miss C. E.) Answer It la a standard formula which many druggists have ready to supply on call. It consists of 30 grains of salicylic acid dissolved in one-half MOO-O-OS and MUSINGS Dick Woodcock's baby had a mother yesterday. When asked where she got her diaper with the drape shape and the reat pleat, Terry Sue shrugged her little shoulders and said, "The Toggery, of course." Little Daisy S. B. FONG Why Suffer Longer? When Others Fail COME TO US ACT NOW! Our Nature's HERB jemedles will help ou fa re gain your good health. Our remedies have been uccesstul in aiding the lick til ovei the state for over 1 S rears. Harb Specialist Remedies tor disorders, sinuses, heart, liver, stomach, gat and ulcere, conitipatien, piles, tithma, female complaints, kidney, bladder, blood, rhiumatism, back and headaches. For Male, Female and Childrtn. BRANCH OFFICES Albany Salem Eugene Newport North Bend CHARLIE CHAN CHINESE MEDICINE & HERB CO. 624 S. Riverside Medford 12 NOON TO S P.M. OFFICI OPEN SUNDAYS ONLY Bright colored orioles, 10 va rieties of wrens and four kinds of humming birds among them the calliope, the smallest in North America are found In New Mexico. CORN REMOVEh 9Ht latitat fli km tm4 pA If rtbMTH hu4 tm, toft mu WraMt toN, MllHIW, WaVTt rtUMU. ed Mil. H WHefM M rtl tUftorMt alls. taUl toft, to ' 4 ftM Mt MM) hUtatsj m A IMH ACM tftlartBM. WtM 4al km fell irr tUt m. Ui4 m mr at mrtm Exclusively at WESTERN THRIFT I sreepv. Fob ttrnicT, i ReuAnn-rff, economv, 1 AND COMFOOT, YttO CAHT at Tut st uo cars or iVGtKTON MOTVk CO. A ail r ITS TOM W .Meil- PTr NO, WE'D THINK f-! niFwAp I vvootot3o even S J. maobit' UI ' AND I "THIMK I'D BoOOHT 1 iVV MADS1 IT, M Hf I TH CAB ,MT? i V,iY vi to 1 caeoHD hand .1 Stop, d fM3M scwkiMisy i ( SPECIAL THIS WEEK 1950 NASH STATESMAN SUPER 2-DOOR SEDAN Haoter, overdrive, reclining seats with bed. Excellent tires. Low mileage, local one owner cor. OUR PRICE $1395 DOWN EDGERTOiJ ftOTOP CQ. 4I5 S? RIVERSIDE "MEDFORD, OREGON 2-6209. fluidounce of flexible collodion. Paint corn or callua with the collodion every day for a week or ten days. It will soften the corn dr callus so you can wipe It off. Keep th collodion off the inside of neck of vial and cork or atopper. If the vial is not Ughtly corked or stoppered the liquid will harden fti the vial and become useless. NaUonal Newspaper Syndicate, Chlcaco I, Illinois PUT HIS TOOT IN IT Hillsboro, Tex. (U.R) Put ting your best foot forward can sometimes be painful like the burglar who did and got shot in it. The burglar had smashed a window in a tavern south of here and stuck his foot inside to enter. Officer Bud Horton, stationed inside after repeated burglaries, blasted away with a shotgun. Norway planted 31,000,000 trees last year, 7,000,000 more than in 1950. Most of the trees were spruce. This year it is planned to plant 37,000,000 trees. Portugal, world's principal cork producer, exported a record 232,109 metric tons of raw and manufactured cork last year to meet growing international de mand, trade figures show. After laundering, smooth small doilies over the sides of your washing machine or refrigerator to dry; no ironing needed. POISON OAK? Try a Bottle of ZEMACOL You must b satisfied ei your money cheerfully refunded. Get bottle to day at WESTERN THRIFT. CROSSWORD PUZZLE A1T YMt'rd,y'' PunU a cm ACROSS tffeparate. Box $ Weapo of ofFonfltt II -Ansert It Man' ' nickname 14 Card game 16 Groups of ten 17 Body of Boldtera jt Wife of Geralnt 10 PropaRatm SI Girl's name 23 Regions 24 Animated 25 Besmirch 28 Ex i ta 28 Observe 29 Gaze earnestly 30 Fish egBja 31 Bone S3 African antelope IS Nerve network 14 Implement for hurling missile 35 Country ot Acta Is Staring; open -mouthed 38 Secure 39 Fewest 40 Noisy flourish 43 Be mistaken 44 Ireland 46 Roman road 47rawn goddese 4 8-. v lab fondness upon 49-Vipers 5 I gpl L I EUAN 0 A T R AIM ISlAmLWN T I. 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COME BACK LW W --TTlwOOO ! J TB6B " VONETSOCH rri AB0OT TREES WE lEN VOO'RE Vrt' Q-l NEEDS IS A TREE I AV T-5vS;:l ir- J FOR H YEARS s vf A Lf ', X Z T.