Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, May 12, 1952, Image 12

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Newspaper Page TextTWELVE MEDFORD (OREGON) MAIL TRIBUNE Monday. May 12, 1951 RADIO PROGRAMS MONDAY Pretjrinu liltee blow era) received from the udio stations and lk Mail Tribune assumes no respeiisibillty except to make such changei as are supplied kmc 1230 ko KMKD M4o kc KWI.N HOP He 4-00 run Factory Weeks & Orr Newa Baseball' 4:1S run Factory H. V. Kaltenborn '! 4 30 Bl t Jon Sparkle Voice of Firestone Baseball 4:43 Mark Trail Voice of Firestone Baseball 5:00 Sporta Parade Snorts Roundup " Baseba 1 1 Si IK Elmer Davis KMED Commentary Baseball 6:30 Drlve.ln Quli Cisco Kid Baseb.i 5:43 Memory Favoritel Cisco Kid Baseball "5 00 Lone Ranger Communist For FBI World Concert Hall g-15 Lone Ranger Communist For FBI World Concert Hall a-30 Henry J. Taylor Bob't Montgomery Musical Mailbox 0:45 Stewart Cralg Dangerous Assignment Musical Mailbox 7 -no ABCWoricf Flashes' One Man's Family Musical Mailbox 7:i!CIt B A Newa of the World Musical Mailbox 7:30 Fine Arts Quartet Railroad Hour Valley News 7.45 jj-ne Arts Quartet Railroad Hour Lean Back & Listen OfrheBigHand Telephone Hour Keys To Music 815 The Big Hand" Telephone Hour Frost Warn.: Balllnger' 8:30 "On the Town" Men Behind Melody Spotlight on U.N. 8 43 "On the Town" Men Behind Melody News - ":00 Walter Nunley Richfield Reporter John T. Flynn Q-15 Talking It Over Heidelberg Harmonaires Organ Portraits 0-30 As We See It Music You Want Organ Portraits 9 45 Your Heritage Music It News Between The Linei 10 00 "Laura" Melodies That Endure KWIN Carousel 1015 "Laura" Melodies That Endure KWIN Carousel lo!30 Platter Party Clro's Tonight KWIN Carousel 10:45 Platter Party Clro's & News Carousel It News 11:00 SignOff Slgn-Off Sign-Off RADIO PROGRAMS TUESDAY 5.00 Yawn Patrol 5:15 Yawn Patrol 5:30 Lucky U Ranch" 6 :45 Lucky U Ranch 6-00- Farm Newa 8:15 Martin Atfroniky 6:30 Bob Gar red 6 4S ConceMand SporU 7:00 BreakiaitClub 7:13 Breakfast Club" 7:30 Breakfast Club ' Breakfast Club 8:00 Victor H. Llndlahr 8:19 Chet Huntley 8:30 Break the Bank 8 43 -Break tha Bank 9:00 Jack Berch Show' fi:15 Big "Y" Relay Quit o-an Mv True Story 9:45 My True Story Monkey Shinea Monkey Shines Down to Earth Barnes Newi Rural Party Line , Clockwatcher Clockwatcher Music St Newt 2-4000 2-4000 Music of Manhattan Ortho Garden Guide Breakfast In Phoenix' Breakfast In Phoenix Morning Special News friendship Circle Friendship Circle Neighbor iaay Mid-Morning Nqwi Festival of Waltzea Inside Bob St Ray Strike It Rich" Strike It Rich 10:00 Whispering Street 10:15 Trading Post 10:30 Against the Storm News St Reviewa Dr Crane Swap St Sell One Night Stand Major Lively Dan Malloy Haven of Rest (MBS) Ha ven of Rest (MBS) News Morning Devotions Tom Merrlman Toin Merrlman Freeiin' Fun Better Buys Music Box. Music Box 1 1 :"oo Weather Report 11:15 T.B.A. 11:30 Weather and MarkeU 1 1 ;45 Your Country Agent 12:00 Bulletin Board News St Weather Road ot Lire-. Pepper Young Right to Happines; Backstage Wife Shop On Main St. Shop On Main St. Musical Appetizer Musical Appetizer News HUI.VH..J- -- i-,n.. NoaoRD music ":';-P0"hV.nh,;; YounYwidde Brown NoSoap-Mu... 12:30 "Scramble Gamble' 12 :4B waltz lime i nn T nnj Jnurnev" 1:15 When a Girl MaTte 1:30 Mary Marlln 1:45 Evelyn Wlnteii Woman In MyHouse Just Plain Bill Front Page Farrel Life Can Be Beautiful Newi Welcome Travelers 3:ia Strictly for the Ladlee Welcome Traveler!' 2 ""j"" D"' P,ve Garroway' Too Strictly for the Ladlei Doctor i Wife 315 Strictly for the Ladles Vincent Lopez im M.rv M MrHririe County Ext. Agent 3:45 Mary M. McBrlde Singing Americana 4:00 Space Cadet 1!I S oace Cadet? 4:30 Big Jon St Sparkle 4 :4S Marie irau- p t Weeks St Orr News What Are You Doing Kiddle Hit Parade Elmer peterion- 5:00 Sports Parade 8:15 Elmer uavis 8:30 Drive-in Quiz 8:45 -Memory Favorltea 6:00 Stiver Eagle 0:15 Silver Eagle' No Soap Music No Soap Music No Soap Music No Soap Music No Soap Music "NoSoa p Music Stars for Defense Keys To Music News Baseball Baseball Baseball Baseball Baseball Baseball Baseball Baseba 1 1 "Baseball Baseball 6:30 Amer. Cancer Society Rob't. Montgomery imH r.nrnr Sfylftv Man (Jh lied 'X 7 :00 Escape With Me 7:15 Escape With Me 7:30 "On the Town" 7:45 "On the Town-' Sports Roundup KMK11 Commentarv Fibber Mcuep & Mouy Basenaii Tlbber McGep St Molly Baseball Eddie Cantor Show Music In The Air Eddie t nntor snow rnuiic in i ne Air One Man s Family Ntpvt of the World Cavalcade of America Cavalcade of America Musical Mallhox MjislcalM a i lbox Musical Mailbox Musical Mailbox Valley News Lean Back Si Listen . 8:00 Town Meeting of Air 6:15 Town Meeting of Air 8:30 Town Meeting of Air 8:45 Erwln D. Canham "fi;00 Paul HavUand 0;15 Dream Harhor 8:30 United or Not? 9:45 United or Not? 10:00 "Laura" 10:15 "Laura 10:30 Plntler party 10,45 Platter Party jl :00 Sign Off ABC Bob Hope , Keys To Music Bob Hope Frost A Balllnger B. Craig. Cont. Invest. Spotlight On U.N. BCralg, Conf. Invest. News' Richfield Reporter John f. Ffynn Novatime Trio Organ Portraits Music You Want Oran Portrait Music & Newi Between The Lines Melodies That Endure Melodies That Endure Clro's Tonight Clro's St News ign-Off NBC KWINCorousol KWIN Carousel KWIN Carousel Carousel A Newi S 1 gn - Of f LBS Science at Work By PAUL F. ELLIS United Presi Science Editor New York (U.R) The plastic iwlmmlng pool ii grow ing up. Time wai when thcae plastic pools were only for children to be used as wading pools. Science now has a pool that Is 27 feet long and 13 feet wide. It has a depth range of three to five feet deep enough for div ing. As many as IS persons can be in the pool without being overcrowded. The pool, made of vinylite plastic sheeting, was developed by Bilnor Corp., Maspeth, Long Island, N. Y., and will cost only a few hundred dollars as com pared to the several thousands usually spent for a pool of the same size and mude of concrete or tile. e e Material Resistant To Acids, Salt The plastic material is resis tant to chemicals or salt water Freezing does not dHmage it so the pool can be left out dur ing the winter months. The pool holds more than 10,000 gallons of water which can be drained either by a drainage system or by a pump, the engineers say. The pool is cleaned by ordinary soap and water. Chemicals are used for purification of water. The pool, the engineers sny, can be installed in sandy or loam types of soil. It is recom mended that the sides of the excavation be reinforced with lumber such as roofing boards, sheathing or plywood. Pool Maintenance Easy, Low Cost In addition to the low initial cost, the pool may be maintained lv PAUL r. ILLIS Units! Press Science Editor reasonably, the engineers say For instance, there are no costs as scraping, re-painting and so forth. Once installed the pool is in on a permanent basis. The pool has several pieces of optional equipment. One is a pool liner. Others are an inflat able bumper to prevent exces sive water from splashing be yond the pool area, and a cover of plastic material designed to protect the pool when not in use. The cover also serves to keep pets, leaves and debris from the pool. The combined weight of the accessories is less than 300 pounds. The engineers say you can install the pool yourself. You dig your own hole for the pool. Hissing Sound in Car Found To Be 'Possum Houston, Tex., (U.R) Mrs. H. T. Slems wns backing her car out of the garage when It stalled. She lifted up the hood, saw a pile of loaves on the motor, heard a hissing sound and quickly dropped the hood In place. She was afraid there was a snake In the motor. Later, armed with a stick, she lifted the hood again. It wasn't a snnkc. It was a mama 'possum, with nine little ones. They had liiiulrd more than a bushel basket of leaves, waste paper, sticks, etc.! and piled them onto the motor for a bed. Your Health and Its Care By OR. WILLIAM BRADY, M.D. Readers should eddrelt inquiries to: William Brady, 265 II Cemine. Beverly Hills. CL m TENSION AND THE CORONARIES Dr, Biady Webster says tension is "men tal strain; intensity of feeling or effort." In the medifal sense it is 'unrest and striving due to inner physio logical causes." whatever "in ner phsiolog ical causes" may mean. Some of Web s t e r 's defini tions remind me of the fear ful and won derful forms everybody has to fill out for the Hydra-headed tax bureau or department of govern ment. Probably the ;t hackneyed expressions in -TS from peo ple who ask for medical advice, which quack though I may be, I cannot give without having ex amined the patient, are (1) "You have helped others maybe you can help me" and (2) "The doc tors around here" the home doctors seem to lack that aura of eminence which surrounds doctors far away in which cate gory, for the moment, I belong. Now it is not like that on the bowling green. There the loafers know me too well, and so my opinion or advice on any matter pertaining to health or illness counts for little against the view of any doctor they don't know so well. This would not bother me at all, were it not for the effect of tension oh the coronary arteries and the supply of oxygen to the heart muscle. Some of the best bowlers on the greens have had one or. more bouts of coronary occlusion (thrombosis). As a general rule a game of bowls every day or two is fine medicine for them, and invariably, so far as my ob servation goes, they benefit in every way from playing the game regularly. But, blankety-blank 'em, they get overenthuslastic and enter tournaments, prize contests and the like, despite my entreaty, and spoil my fun for the day. Any one who has ever played any kind of game just for the iun of it and then played In a contest or tournament, especially with spectators or a gallery, knows what tension means. If the coronary arteries (the small arteries that deliver fresh ly oxygenated blood directly to the heart muscle) are at all nar rowed or thickened or hardened or functionally impaired, they are more likely to contract or tighten up under such circum stance and through the constrict ed vessel of course less blood will flow and the heart muscle will receive insufficient oxygen to well, that's enough to say about it. Two of the birds who have re cently engaged in tournament or trophy games of bowls have ex perienced unpleasant after - ef fects. But we live and learn, or sometimes we don't. What I say about tension and the coronaries applies not only to lawn bowling but also to golf, fishing, shooting, baseball or any other game or physical activity which may be good for the man or woman with heart trouble. Minnows Fait To Get Case Into Courtroom Washington (U.R) A dele gation of minnows tried to take a case to court here but couldn't get beyond a gutter puddle. Several hundred minnows were found in a muddy-puddled condition trying to hurdle a curbstone in front of the muni cipal court. It is still a mystery how they got there. Local "anglers have nar rowed the field down to three explanations. The fish were either left-over bait, the victims of a wind cone which trans ported them from their home creek, or were backwashed from the Potomac River through a nearby sewer. Dead line Sunday Classifieds ti el nonn Saturdays QUESTION'S It ANSWERS The Model Health Diet I am anxius to learn what your model health diet is You referred to it as a model on which to build or pattern one's own everyday diet . . . IE. H.) Answer Send 25c and stamped, self-addressed envelope for booklet THE 7 KEYS TO VITE. Relative Gets Aronid Relative tnld he ha neuro circulat ing asthma. Please explain. (Mrs. D.A.I Answer More likely it was "neuro circulatory asthenia" a good $10 diagnosis to apply when we don't know what alls the patient. National Newspaper Syndicate, Chicago 6, Illinois MOO-O-OS and MUSINGS Out of sheer curiosity, we put a quarter in the ice vending machine across from the Mail Tribune yesterday. The machine grunted and groaned and then spilled out 200 cakes of ice, immediately followed by the illumination of a big sign that said "Tilt." We ran like a scared jack rabbit, looking back from time to time td see if RWR was chasing us. Little Daisy It You DID NOT or CANNOT Finish HIGH SCHOOL Vou Can Study at Home in Spare Time and Earn s High School Diploma PREPARE NOW tor College or Learn Trade OUR GRADUATES HAVE ENTERED OVER S00 COLLEGES Dept. MeJ. 3-1 2 Name .. Address L City AMERICAN SCHOOL 1744 Broadway, Room 206 Oakland 12, A9e Apt Calif. State Through federal, state and lo cal taxes and license fees, the beer Industry contributes $2,500, 000 daily in public revenue, re ports the 1952 Encyclopedia Americana Annual. CHAPMAN GUITAR STUDIO 107 E. Jackson Phone 3-3156 ALL DAY TUE. & SAT. OTHER DAYS 6 P.M. 9 P.M. TUESDAY, MAY 13 COME IN TO PRIJTrS MUSIC CENTER And DIkum with Mr. Chapman Personally CLASS or PRIVATE INSTRUCTION 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 Ara Also Available Three Persons Injured When Car Hits Bridge Four Crescent City, Cal., per sons were involved in an auto mobile accident north of Central Point Saturday afternoon when the car in which they were rid ing blew a tire and crashed into the Griffin creek bridge on Highway 99, according to the state police. Three of the occupants of the car, Mrs." Jack Tyler, and Vir ginia and Gary Clawson, brother jand sister, were taken to Com munity hospital by Perl ambu 'lance where thev were treated (for minor injuries and later re leased. The driver of the car, Richard Hemmingsen, Box 611, Crescent City, was uninjured, police said. 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