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TWetVB MEDFORD (OREGON) RADIO PROGRAMS TU ESDAY ! Proframt MtHd twlow r ractivad from the radio ttitioni and tha Mail Tribuna auumti raipomibility axcept to maka such changei at aro luppliad KYJC 1230 kc KME1 1440 kc Weeki St Orr Newi What Are You Dolnf Kiddle Hit Parade Elmer Petenon 4:00 Space Cadet 4:15 Space Cadet 4:30 Biff Jon St Sparkla 4:45 Mark Trail" 9:00 Sport Parade 5:15 Elmer Davis 8:30 Drive-in Quiz 5:4S Memory Fa voritel 8:00 Silver Eagle C:)3 Silver Eagle B:30 Amer. Cancer Soc. 6:45 Amer. Cancer Soc. Sports Roundup KMED Commentary Fibber McGee St Molly Fibber McGee St Moll Eddie Cantor Show Eddie Cantor Show Rob t Montgomery Man Called "X" 7:00 Escape With Me 7:15 Escape With Me 7 -JO "On the Town" One Man's Family News of the World Cavalcade of America Cavalcade of America 7:45 "On the Town 8 00 Town Meeting of Air Bob Hope 8:15 Town Meeting of Air Bob Hope 8:30 Town Heetlng of Air Barry Craig 8:45 Erwln D. Canham Barry Craig 9:00 Hank Weaver-News" 0:15 Paul Haviland 8:30 United or Not? 9:45 United or Not? Rirhfleld Reporter Novatlme Trio Music You Want Music & News 10:00 "Laura" 10:15 "Laura" 10:30 Platter Party 10:45 Platter Party Melodies That Endure Melodies Thnt Endure Ciro's Tonight Clro's St News 11:00 Sign Off Sign-Off RADIO PROGRAMS-WEDNESDAY 5:00 Yawn Patrol 5:15 Yawn Patrol 5:30 Lucky U Ranch 5 ; 4 5 Lucky U Ranch $00 Farm News 6:15 Martin Argonsky 6 30 Bob Garred 6:45 Concert St Sport 7:00 Breakfast Club 7:15 Breakfast Club 7:30 Breakfast Club 7:45 Breakfast Club Monkey Shines Monkey Shines Down To Earth Barnes News Rural Party i me Clock Watcher Clock Watcher Music St News Voices of 2-400 Voices of 2-400 Music of Manhattan Ortho Garden Guide 8:00 Victor H. Lindlahr 8:15 Chet Huntley 8:30 Break the Bank 8:45 Break the Bank friendship Clrela Friendship Circla Neighbor Lady Mid-Morning News 8:00 The Jack Berch Show 9:15 Big "Y" Relay Quiz 8:30 My True Story Southland Singing Tex Beneke oliow Strike It Rich Strike HRich' "Festival of Waltzes Bob Ac Ray Swap St Sell One Night Stand 8:4a My True story 10:00 Whispering Streets 10:15 Against the Storm 10:30 Trading Post 10:45 p am Harvey 1 1 :00 Weather Report 11:15 Visit With Bing J 1:30 Weather St Markets 11:45 Your County Agent NewsAf Weather Road ol Lite Pepper Young Right to Happlnesa 12:00 Bulletin Board 12:19 Oregon Finance Newa 12:30 "Scramble Gamble" 12:45 Waltz Time Backstage j ;00 Lone Journey 1:15 When a Girl Marries 1;30 Mary Marlin 1 :45 Evelyn Winters 2:00 Betty Crocker 3:15 Qtr. Hr. with the Blbla 2:30 Strictly for the Ladies 3 :43 Strictly for the Ladies 3:00 Strictly for the Ladies 3:15 Strictly for the Ladies 3:30 M. Margaret McBrfde 3:45 M. Margaret McBride Doctor's Wife" Vincent Lopez YMCA Report Prevues in Heading 4:00 Fun Factory" 4:15 Fun Factory 4:30 Big Jon St Sparkla 4:45 Mark Trail' 8:00 Sports Parade 5:15 Elmer Davis' 5 :30 Drive-in Quiz Snorts Roundup KMED Commentary Cisco Kid Cisco. Kid Music Hall Varieties Music Hall Varieties Rob'r Montgomery 8:45 Memory Favorites 6:00 The Lone Ranger 6:18 The Lone Ranger 6:30 Mystery Theatre 6:45 Mystery Theatre 7:00 The Top Guy 7:15 The Top Guy 7:30 "Mr. President" 7:45 "Mr. President" Meredith Hollywood Theatre Hollywood Theatre Great Gildersleeve Great Gildersleeve 8:00 Crossfire 8:15 Crossfire 8:30 "On the Town' 8:45 "On the Town'' 0:00 Hank Weaver fcewi 9:15 Dream Harbor 9:30 Sports Report 0 ; 45 Take to the Air 10:00 "Laura" J0:I5 "Laura" 10:30 Platter Party 10:45 -Platter Party 1 1 00 Sign Off Groucho Groucho The Big The Big Sign-Off NBC Chamber Industrial Group To See Plant About 10 members of the industrial- committee of the Jack ton County Chamber of Com merce left yesterday for Spring field, Ore., where they will view the alcohol plant in -connection with a wood products survey, ac cording to Don Lane, chamber manager. The trip is one of several "field excursions" by the group, Lane said, and was arranged by Walter Garner, industrial com mittee chairman, and L. L. Simpson, chairman of the wood products utilization sub-committee. Lane explained that the cham ber is corresponding with major plants doming with wood prod ucts throughout the nation and that the Springfield trip Is strict ly from the exploratory stand point to view the different uses of wood wastes with the pos sibility of local application. The members were to spend most of Tuesday viewing the plant, he added. ILLITERATES GET BY Detroit (U.Rl Detroit police, after discovery of a fake drivers' license ring, are wondering how many of their troubles can be laid to drivers who can't read. More than 1,000 fake licenses have been Issued. nnlicj, null. mate, to illiterates and persons wun lauuy vision. DICK WOODCOCK WILL SPL-AK TO THE LISTENERS OF BOTH KYJC and KMED At 9:00 o'Clock (P.S.T.) TONIGHT on the Nomination For DISTRICT ATTORNEY lid Adv. Hiviltad For District Attorney Committee MAIL TRIBUNE KW 1 N 1400 ke Baseball Baseball Baseball Baseball 'Baseball Baseball 1 Baseball Baseball Music In The Air Music In The Air Musical Mailbox Musical Mailbox "Musical Mailbox Musical Mailbox Valley News LearrBack & Listen "keys TO Music Frost Balllnger' Spotlight ON U.N. News' John T. Flynn Organ Portraits Organ Portraits Between The Linea K WIN Carousel KWIN Carousel KWIN Carousel Carousel & News "Sign.Off Breakfast In Phoenix Breakfast In Phoenix Morning Special News Major Lively Dan Malloy Bible Institute'fMBS) Bible Institute" (MBS) News Morning Devotloni Tom Merriman Tom Merriman ""Freezln' Fun Better Buys Music Box Music Box Shop On Main St. Shop On Main St. Musical Appetizer M u sical Appetizer Npwi Wii No Sonp - Music Young Wldder Brown- "2UH'"m - Woman In My House No Soap - Music Just Plain Bill No Soap -Miisic Front Page Farrell No Soap -Music Life can be Beautiful-No Sonp - Music News No Sonp - Music Welcome Travelers No Sonp - Music Welcome Travelers Hunk Thompson Dr. Paul Keys To Music Dial Dave Garroway News St Sewing Tips Bnseball Basehnll Baseball Baseball Week's St Orr Newa Bnseball H V Kaltenborn Baseball Kiddie Hit Parade Baseball Singing Americana Baseball Baseball Baseball Baseball Baseball Walter Houston Walter Houston Musical Mailbox Musical Mailbox wn son Orson Welles Orson Welles Valley News Lean Back St Llsten Kevs To Music Frost St Bellinger Spotlight On U.N. News Marx Marx Story Story "t-hfioM Rnorter John T. Flynn Heidelberg Hnrmonalres Orson Portraits Music You Want Organ Portrnlts" Music St News Between The Unci ""Melodies That Enldurft KWIN Carousel Melodies Thnt Endure KWIN Cnrouscl Clro s Tonight KWIN Cnrousel CJro's St News Carousel St Newa Sign-Off LBS Copco Electrical Facilities Purchased Ashland Negotiations were completed last week between the city of Ashland and the Cali fornia Oregon Power company for the ctly's purchase of $48,- 760.32 worth of electrical facili ties within the city limits, coun cllmen have reported. Approval of the purchase was voted by the city council In Feb ruary, and the approval of the sale has been given by the Ore gon Public Utilities commis sioner. Sfafe Librarian Interview Slated A recorded interview with Miss Eleanor Stephens, state li brarian, will be broadcast over radio station KMED at 8:30 o'clock tonight it has been re ported by Miss Hel"n Webster of the station staff. Miss Stephens, who was here over the week-end for the annual convention of the Oregon Li brary association, was inter viewed by Miss Webster during a visit to the Jacksonville mu seum. In her talk she tells of some of the methods used by libraries to render increased service to the public. TNT and many olher explo sives used by our fighting forces arc made from coal. Tuesday, May 13, 1952 Your Health and Its Care By DR. WILLIAM BRADY. M.D. Readers should address inquiries tot William , 26S 1 Camine Beverly Hille, CeL ALLIGA At the State Fair, writes an I unhappy young woman, I saw a man who had skin like an alli gator. The commis sioners, man agers or pro moters of the State Fair or the people who approve or per mit exhibition of human de fects, mutila tions or mon strosities ought Dr. Bredr to be punished severely for the crime. The young woman continues: He said his mother was scared by one. Now, tell me, is this possible? I am scared because I keep thinking of it and won dering if it can have any effect on my unborn child. It would seem there are enough real dangers and un toward circumstances to worry about, without conjuring up mor bid notions and far-fetched superstitions. From this young woman's story it is reasonable to assume that the man with skin like an alligator if the man wasn't wearing a costume to deceive the customers had ichthyosis, oth erwise called fishskin disease, alligator skin, frogskin, nutmeg grater skin, xeroderma or xero sis (the last two names meaning dry skin.) A good many normal or healthy persons have some de gree of fishskin, alligator hide or nutmeg grater skin, particularly about the elbows, knees and'out er surfaces of calves. . The condition is generally least troublesome in summer, most troublesome in winter. At worst the affected skin is rough, dry and scaly. To the touch it may feel like a nutmeg grater. Sometimes its appear ance suggests fish scales or al ligator hide. We don't know the cause. In the booklet Save Your Skin (for which send 25c and stamp ed, self-addressed envelope) sev eral recipes for skin oil or lo- 'A H. "Mike" DeCiceo MIKE DeCICCO & SON World'i Largest Distributor U.S. GILLETTE TIRES Special Discounts to Brother Masons, Elks, Eagles and Moose West End Ross Island Bridge Portland, Ore. Ph. ATwater 9497 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 TOR HIDE tions to smooth and moisten the skin are given. Probably the best of all oils for dry, harsh, rough skin is lanolin, wool-fat, which resembles the natural se rum or skin oil wnicn, u noi removed by strong soap or chem ical detergent or gasoline or oth er solvent, keeps the skin in the best condition. I think, if it matters ' at all, that certain nutritional defic it..,.;,.,, mQw fntrlhiit- trv if therv do not cause Ichthyosis, namerj , vitamin A and vitamin D (the vitamins in fish liver oil) antl iodine. And so, if I had Ichthyo sis in any degree I'd see to it that my daily intake ol A. u ana iodin were optimal that is, at least two or three! times what nutrition authorities consider essential to prevent deficiency manifestations. QUESTIONS A, ANSWERS BUckheadi and Pimples nv fnurtpn vear old son if very unhappv. He iayi the glrli don't love him with pimples. (Mrs. P. L. Aniwe r Send stamped, self-addressed envelope for pamphlet on ACNE. That's the name for excessive ly oily skin, blackheads and pimples. The condition Is more or less normal In the "teens. Your son Is embarrass ed, of course, but he suffers much less In that way man a gin ooe, om i have great sympathy for youngsters with acne It made m unhappy when I was tnat age. ruiny Lucr i wnrv In a credit office where we receive hundreds of cash payments daily, from customers wno have sores and are filthy ... I have to handle the casti and their credit cards . . . constantly worrying about catrhlng some dread . . . (A. J.) Answer Don't be silly. Ordinary soap and water hand washing from time to time, ana care anoui mckhik the finger or touching hand to mouth or nose while at work, is ample pro tection against catching any known disease by handling filthy lucre. You sav other women work'.ng alongside you laugh at your worry because they Review of Wilson Case Denied by Hgh Court Washington (UP) The Su preme Court has refused for the second time to relew the convic tion of Turman and Vtah Wilson, under death senteice for the kid-nap-murder of Jo inn Dewey. The court first rejected their appeal on Oct. 15, 1951. Defense counsel later sought habeas cor pus writs in both sate and fed eral courts. Monday's action, in the form of a briel crder, was on their petition. The men are in the Sate peni tentiary at Wlla Walla inder sen tence to hang. . T do not know I'd Join In tielr laugh ter. If I were there. National Newspaper aytdlcate, Chicato 6. llllnila , , . CROSSWORD PUZZLE A"'w,r " ACROSS I Cut timber pl) I Evil Plumlike fruit 1! Wlnge U Hall! li Roman garment IS Turn about (colloq.) It Stllch 17 Employe 18 Sunburn 19 Atmocphere 20 Put In 23 Sin '5-NJto lace 36 ShVa record 3KWrgol 39 Late maaa ol arth 42-Dat 45 Wqthleae leatng 4-Anr 49 Transaction 50 Win cup 51 Bad 52 Glrli name 63 PreoSus atone 54 Rnrieje 65 Perna 55 VlpM 21 Browning 2 Festive 2ft Place 27 Headgear 30 Vigor 57 Merriont DO I Final 3 Spanlk pot li 1 5 lo 17 """" 21 22 a 1 a 1 i jo 12 Ti r ji mT5T" 4h 1 Out. to I'Uloel FeaUm tiaelktl, la.. BARNEY GOOGLE and SNUFFY jAITH '. 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IrAWi fliX-tJ J ATTH'DOOR- jj " TO GET THOSE CHILDREN STARTED THEie HOMEWORK EVERY EVENING MUTT nd JEFF VESTERPAV, AS FATE WOULD HAVE IT, - A FLOWERPOT HIT JEFF ON THE HEAD. HE SEEMS TO BE EVEN MOOE KH A DA2E THAN USUAL ... 900JeFF L. (f I: I Fiy'LpiVl'J llM BEP? If ITSSlXO-gLegKjTOOLATElll ffwo Persons Killed In Oregon Accidents By UNITED PRESS Two persons, including a one time western movie actor, died in Oregon traffic accidents dur ing the weekend. Julius Quinton Fowler, 54, was killed when the car in which he was riding crashed into a parked truck-anj-trailer at Wor den, Ore., just north of the Cali fornia border - early Sunday. Newspaper clippings among Fowler's effects showed he had played in western films under the name of Gene Howard. Jack Elwood Murry, 6, of Portland, was killed 10 miles west of The Dalles Saturday when his car careened against a rock wall. 1 Long, heavy glove "4 Observe 6 Foundation 6 Avoids 7 Condensed moisture S Incited to action I 'amase 10 S-shaped, moltjin,; 11 lJlrection 10 Cooled lava 20 Preposition 22 Paddle 23 Comparative ending 24 Obtain 25 Ci'liwtfoq . of facts 27 Revelry 28 Consumed , 29 Footlike part I 31 Ruddiness 32 Pronoun 34 Burma tribesman 37 Dwarfs 39 Burrowing animals Walk heavily 41 Near ..42 Hehrew month 3 City in Nevada 47 Ceremony " 4S Otherwise 60 Mohammedan name 51 Unit of work HAPDl ON S.1H fcio pi IaIdIpI WalmS msupi m t JkftEMd BieMse eg Iff. HMM BElSM L o ggMIl " e otntu I '2j0li uTN ilg rAiMpl liaIs eb) - . .. WHAT D eju J .VIM I'VE GOT I P I VE GOT 'K-.------: HAVE TCpO Ji GEOGRAPHY SOCIAL SCIENCE. i.(AN0 I'VE GOT L J2'5fb r (ND SP-UH; ALGEBRA, ENGLISh)VhiSTORX r rCOOKUPj . AND AND HISTORY yr TOO ZJ 3A.M. 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