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Newspaper Page TextTWO MEOFOHD (OHEOOrT) MATT. TRIBUlfg rrldsy. MT 16. 19S2 RADIO PROGRAMS FRIDAY Programs listed below srs received irm th. rtdi stations and th. Mail Tribune aseuriwe a mfwuibllltr nupl re malt, luck chanaes as ar. supplied KYJC 1211 he KMED 1440 ke KW1N 1400 ke 4:00 Palm Bnch Golf 4:19 Palm Beach Oolf 4:30 Bif Jo It Sparkler 4j4S Mark Trait' n:00 Sports Parad. S:19 ElmerDavia 5:30 Drlve-lnQutg g:43 Bill Bowerman 8how ":60 Flghta :1S Flghu 8:30 rights c:45 y ignur 7 :00 Klchard Diamond 7:15 Richard Diamond 7:30 ThU. i Your FBI 7 :43 Thll U Your TBI Weeks dr. Orr Newa Baseball H V. Kaltenborn Baseball Klddla Hit Pared. Baseball Elmer Pearson Baseball Sporti Roundup KMED Commentary CUco Kid ' riiM KM Mario Unu' Assembly of Cod Mario Lanza Assembly of God Montgomery" h iaf.tyMuslcal Mailbox Baseball Baseball Baseball' Baseball On Man's Family News of the World Salute To Reservist Salute- To floacrvisu Bob & Ray Dnk i. ., Halls of Ivy Mitalrftl MallhoV Musical Mailbox Valley News Lean Back ic & Listen Keys to Music Frost Warn A BalUnfer Spotlight On U.N. Newa John TTFlynn ' m.nn r.( A. Harriet 8: IS Ozlle & Harriet 8:30 nr. uisinci - w-a Mrunu-ict fttwuiBj .......... ..j il!tS lecllo-n KKK. SSSXZ? KVrnon. Or n Pom.,,, iLEIeR.turn. Her,;. Jamison J$ ft 8JS25 10:15 Election Return! Hart a Jam son KWIN Carousel :30-Elect.on g.,urn. Her.'. Jamison SN.'w. ,n inf Le-cuo n jlj. ai n(l 1 1 :00 Election Continuing ' ' Slfn-6ir RADIO PROGRAMS SATURDAY 8:00 Rii 'N'Shln 5:15 RtM'N Shin 8:30 Sunrlsa Serenade junrli Sartnad immm 8:00 FirmNlwi 8:15 Martin Arronllty 6:30 Bob G aired 6 wartrai 7:00 No School today 7:15 No School Today 7:30 No School Today 7;45Nq School Today 8:00 Jump, Jump 8:15 Saturday Circus 8:30 Space Patrol g :45 Spaca Patrol S do Cowboy Troubador 0:15 Cowboy Troubador 9:30 Cowboy Troubador 9:45 cow boy Troubador 10:00 Guest Star 10:15 Trading Post 10:30 Lawranca Walk 10:45 Lawrenca weiK" Navy Band Hare to Ve tar ana Marina Show Newt fiunrt Sarenad Saturday Spacial No. 1 Muatc of Manhattan Muiic & wtwr My Secret Story My Secret Story Hollyw'd t-ove Story' Hollywd Love Story V riaudahlp Circle mendthip Circle Howdy Doody Mld-Mornlng Newi One Night Stand Saturday Special No. 3 l.ttU NlDoer Tim Little Ni PPrJTime Mary Lee Taylor Mary Lee Taylor Farm ii Home Hour Farm St Home Hour Mualcana Mualcana" i i -nil Din.lmarlMii lYntAfl NWI St Weather 1115 Pan American Union Saturday Special No 1 1 1 :30 Palm Beach Golf Paatora Call ijj48 Lone Pine MounUlnriSoclal Security 12:00 ABC Late Newa Howdy Doody 12:18 FJnnegana Box Bcor' Howdy uooay- 12 30 Intntl. Jau Club 12lfl-Intntl. , Jan Club 1 :00 Rotelahd Ballroom 1:15 Roteland Ballroom 1 :30 At Home With Muale 1:45 Saturday NHe Date 2:t50 1230 Club Public Affairs 3:15 1230 Club H J. Kaltenborn 3:30 1230 Club NBC Symphony 2:45 1230 Club NBC Symphony 3:00 1230 Club 3:15 Newa 3:30 Palm Beach Golf 3:45 Palm Beach Golf -Dr. Bradley Mind Your Manners Mind Your Manners The Author Speaks Terrea Lea A 00- di iirif Ponnpr flhmr 4 :30 Christian Science Ch. 4:45 T.B.A. NBC Symphony NBC Symphony Friend of The Family FrlendofThe Family News What Are You Doing Old New Orleans Old New Orleans 8:00 Look to the Skiea Tex Beneke S:1S Veterans Admin. Show KMED Commentary 0:30 Bob Garred' Judy Canova 8:45 Stewart Craig Judy Canova e do Armed'rorcee Day Vaughn Monro 8:15 Armed Forces Day Vaughn Monroe 30 Dinner In Green Room Orand Ola Opry 6 :45 Dinner In Orn Boom Grand Ola Opry 7:00 The Lone Ranger Iddy Arnold Show 7:15 The Lone Ranger tddy Arnold Show 7:30 S. T. 8katchbooh Round-up Jim 7:45 S. F, Sketchbook Round-up Time Ralph Id wards Tim Ralph Edwards Time Lower Basin Street Lower Basin street" 8:00 Dancing Party 8:15 Dancing Party 8:30 Las Vagal Pgm. 45 TLan Vaaaa Pm Oron Rnui VaV.av Ballroom 10 o'clock ticker 9:15 Rogue Valley Ballroom Serenade In Blue 9:30 ARC Lata Nawt Short Story 9:45 T.B.A. on ort oiory- Platter Party Platter Party Keys to Munlc News Open House Open House Haven of Rest(MBS) Havenof Rest (MBS) "Naws Music Out of West Parade of Bands Parade of Bands i RangerShow Ranger Show liuesi oiar Serenade in Blue ' "Ray Bloch Presents Ray Bloch Presenu Musical Appetizer MuslcalAppeUzer "News Western Jamboree Western Jamboree Western Jamboree "Mtisic for Saturday Music for Saturday Music Box Music Box World Concert Hall World Concert Hall Adventure News Baseball BflHfball Barteball Baseball "Baseball Baseball Baseball' Baseball Baseball Baseball Baseball Baseball Look to the Skies Musical Best Bets Hawaiian Harmonies JCddy Howard Navy Band ' Echoes ofthe Gay 90't Lyn Murray Show Lyn Murray Show "News Frost Warn. & Organ Organ Portraits Amer. Legion neport 1 0 :00 " Laura'' 10:15 "Laura" 10:30 Platter Party 10:48 Platter Party 11:00 Sign-Off Proudly We Hall Proudly We Hall Clro's it News Pro's St Newt " aim Off 3rd Army Band 3rd Army Band Norman Tow son Jr. Between the Lines Salute to Reservista Salute to Reservists KWIN Carousel Carousel St Newt "To 13:00 Sign Off ABC NBC LBS As We Lire PHYSICAL CHECKUP, STRICTNESS MAY BE CURE FOR SON'S LAZINESS (Q) "I thru iny eur lor Uiy ptrton? My ton. who ii 23 ycari old, li, I am athamtd to ay. Just that. Ha waa In the, Ma rina Corps tor lour yaan but hat bon back lor nina monlha. I thought whan ha first cama homa, ha waa Juat ratting altar hit axparlancai In Xeraa. But now I know ha It doing at ha did bafora ha anllttad. Ha hat no am bition lor anything. Ha Jutt readt ona watlarn tlory altar an other, day altar day. Up to tha tlma ha waa 14, ha wn orarly actWa. Altar that, ha ttartad to put on walght and ba laty. Do you think a ptychlatrltt could htlp him?" (A) I am aur a ptychlatrlst eould help your ton. Having arrved In tha armed forcet, he la antltltd to phytic aland p t y c h I a t rtc care, at the ex pense of the gover nm en t. through the Veterant Ad-mlnlitrttion. urge your ton to go to the Vci- Administration Dr. Hurlock for a complete physical elici t, i.,.. It tounds to me as If he has a glandular Imbalance which is partially responsible for his overweight condition and his laziness. The fact that he sudden ly became fat and lazy at puber ty, after being so strenuous dur ing childhood, strongly suggests a glandular upset. This, however, can quickly be detected and a cure given. Then, If your son doet not show In creased ambition as his weight decreases, the Veterans Admin istration will put him In the hands of psychiatrist to see what Is the basis of his laziness. So long as your son Is living at home, is getting plenty to eat. and has day after day to devote to reading Westerns, he has little Incentive to get out and look for a Job. Unless you have medical evidence to show that your son is tick or Incapable of working, you should expect and even de mand that he contribute to the support of the household. Re quire him to help you with the house work when he It not on a job. Some people are lazy JuM be cause people wait on them. With ' his Inclination to be lazy, due to his overweight, your son has taken advantage of ou. If he it r IUZAIITH HURL0CK, PH.D. aver to get over hit laziness, even after any possible physical cause has been corrected, it Is essential that life be made less easy for him than It has been in the past. Elisabeth Hurlock It a consult ing psychologist. Write har In eara el this newspaper for free advice. (Copyright I9S2, General Features Corp.) Your Health and Its Care By DR. WILLIAM BRADY, M.D. Raiders should address Inquiries to: William Irtdr, 265 fl Camin. Beverly HIIU, CaL i4 . i 1 tVV Dr. Brady Signed letters, not more than one page or 100 words long, per taining to personal health and hygiene, not to disease, diagnos- MUNICIPAL From darkest Pennsylvania comes a story or a mneieenin century melodrama staged by t h e Juvenile court, the po lice, the district LfW'! ..'Oi local hosDital y auinoruies ana 3 the parents of .UIIJ ...1 had been "at tacked by an apparently rab id fox" near her home five days ago. A hospital intern was prepar ing to give the child anti-rabies "vaccine" the Pasteur treat ment. But the child's mother said "No, thank you, I don't be lieve In that sort of thing and I'll take my child to another state if necessary to escape Pas teur treatment." So the authorities stepped in, charged the parents with neglect of their child and obtained an order from the court to the par ents to appear before the judge who will decide whether to force the child to submit to Pasteur treatment. ' The police chief called at the home of the child's parents, ac companied by the judge, and tried to get them to allow the child to receive the Pasteur treatment. The district attorney reported that they were "re buffed." The child's parents said they did not think Pasteur treatment was necessary because the child's skin was not punctured. It would seem that everybody in that town must be hysterical, except the parents of the child In question. If there is a better reason why a child or any other person should not receive Pas teur treatment than the one the parents gave, I'd like to hear about it. Shortly after the child was at tacked by the "apparently rabid" fov from the parents' state ment, the fox must have yapped at the child In passing a fox was killed In the area, It says it or treatment, will be anewer ed by Dr. Brady it a stamped self addressed envelope it en closed, etc. HYSTERIA here, and "proved to be rabid." I'd take that allegation with a large grain of salt, even if the health department made it. If the juvenile court, the po lice ,the district attorney and eke, the health authorities In darkest Pennsylvania care to know, I'll cite medical and health authorities who have had far more experience than they have had, to substantiate my tes timony that the parents of this child had a sound and un answerable reason why the eWld should not be subjected to the Pasture treatment. Let them ask me about it, politely, and I I'll tell 'em just as politely. I Nntlreahlv lacking In this re port (which Is Initialed by Aunt Polly) is mention of a physician. Apparently the "authorities" in that neck of the woods handle these matters In their own way. Or, If the child's parents believe In medical care the doctor who advised them are afraid to dif fer with the district attorney, chief of police and deputy dog catcher. QUESTIONS ANSWERS Not a Weakness, But a Habit Eldest son. nine, still wets the bed. la It an Inherited weakness? (Mrs. R. O.) Answer It Is usually Just a habit. Send stamped, self-addressed envelope for pamphlet THE BED-WETTING HABIT. With the help of the general suggestions In the pamphlet and tbe MOO-O-OS and MUSINGS Portland (U.F9 Cleveland high school Thursday chose Patti Throop, 18-year-old black-haired and brown-eyed beauty, as its 1952 Portland Rose Festival princess. ITidelands Oil Bill Approved by House Washington wmj ineieaerai Kuvcniincnv ma boy's own determination to correct the habit he will get over It Doping the Baby Relatives insist it is good for the baby to give her beer, whiskey and soda pop they give her sips when ever they are drinking anything, and they think it is cunning the face she makes . . (Mrs. W. H.) Answer They should be prosecut ed for cruelty. Mineral Oil Ii It Injurious In any way to use mineral oil either as a substitute for olive oil In salad dressing or as an Internal lubricant? (L. R.) Answer It la Injurious In many ways. Psoriasis Son. eleven, has what doctors call psoriasis but they have been unable . . . (J. F. C.) Answer Send 35c and stamped, self addressed envelope for booklet SAVE YOUR SKIN. National Newspaper Syndicate, Chicago S, Illinois House passed the controversial Tidelands oil bill by a margin more than simicient 10 overnae presidential veto. The bill would give coastal states full title to submerged lands extending 10 V4 miles from the Texas and West Florida shores and three miles elsewhere. The bill, a Senate-House com promise measure, would nullify a Supreme Court ruling that the CROSSWORD PUZZLE Answer to Yesterday't Puixle little Jimmy lesteg, without the benefit of o coonskln hot or a single campaign promise, it running In the primariet today. We guess you could say he is running in the pri maries. A n y w o y He't running for the presidency of the first grade at Roosevelt. Little Daisy 0 Why Suffer Longer? When Others Fail COME TO US ACT NOW! Our Nature's HERB remedies will help you to ra- aain vour flood health fju unaili.. L .... ku- successful In aiding tha tick all over the Matt toe ' '0NO V" "" Hark Specialist Remedies tor disorders, sinuses, heart, liver, stomach, fat and ulcers, constipation, piles, asthma, female complaints, kidney, bladder, blood, rheumatism, back and headaches. For Malt. Female and Children. BRANCH OFFICES - Albany Salem Eugene Newport North Bend CHARLIE CHAN CHINESE MEDICINE & HERB CO. 624 S. Riverside Merlford 12 NOON TO S P.M. OFFICI OPIN SUNDAYS ONLY TdDMKKIHnr LUCTOOIM K Y J C from 9 P. M. on Direct from Newsroom AAAIL - TRIBUNE Special State Wire Combined Staffs of Tribune and KYJC Bringing Precinct-by-Precinct Results Hear the Latest First - KYJC ACROSt 1 Frlake about t Wire measure t Mohammedan name 11 Revoke, as a letter 18 Before It Noise lo Pennies, collective!? 1 Ealta It U. S. Vice. President !n Shape 21 Twirl 3 Allow 25 Remainder 26 Sea eagle 27 Dofsled driver 19- Outfitted 11 Old English coins l$ Bumpy 17 Inlet 28 Pertaining to an era 41 Distress signal 42 Warble 43 Perta-lnlng to character 45-Melts 47 Manage Old Ronuus 52 Number 53 Thick, black aubstance 54 -Muse of poetrr 65 Period or time 66 Abstract being 67 Beamlrcb Alglgl ryATTS S?IA SEE AP 5gE lAD KlL ET P f O MTOJ "ACS ,P0E sSMm RT sp Tg g e 5iit i e rb T0Mf iMOfflESlQlP E g S B 3 I TgSCUE" a Pier bbMpAtie MEtel T I'SIMiEiE BETp PEN O I NlAlT I 0 US O B T E L 016 E "rTlEO g as 5 e It low I s!eit m i"" ' v" s 7 6 9 io " Ex iiiiiinx w ---- Ti 7? 31 1 ' ' 5s iw p 771 22 "a 71 . us T 50 5' 71 7b SMr. at Vtttai rattan Pwfc DOWN I Knork 3 Poem 3 SftWlnj 4 Nut 6 Marfan sar 6 Untidy condftlona 7 An gar 8 Sheet of book 9 Worship 10 Codllka flab (pl.) II Piece aet In 17 Mournful 19 Escapea 21 Place 22 In favor of 11 Beat out train from hull 27 Males 28 Vast aj?a jrPertalnlnr to tha throat 32 Awn (pl.) 33 The linden 34 Sfnk In mlddla 36 Those who cast ballot 3 Act affectedly 39 Cowboy 40 Place for combat 42 Crowd 44 Tardy 46 Beveragaa 45 Sunburn 10 Negrito 61 Conjunction mount" rights to such lands. It hfis been estimated that the tide- lands contain as mucn as $u, 000,000,000 worth of oil. The House vote was 248 to 89. Dead line on Classified Ada: 630 pm for following day: 10 am -Monday: noon Saturday or Sunday i m. POISON OAK? Try a Bottle of ZEMACOL Yeu must bt satisfied ai your money cheerfully refunded. Get t bottle to day at WESTERN THRIFT. U At the popular price ill the millions pay ... AW0RlD't LARCESTM SELLEWf AT lie APPROVED BY DOCTORS PRAISED BY MOTHERS LIKED BY CHILOREI STRANGE AS IT SEEMS i i in Teatwjaiii PlflI Altllmii 1RB PouCrlTHAT Of 111 til MiVa '''il FRITHS FLOOR 0FTHS ty Ml. ir TWLf Moirw oFine cricket TteRE ARE MoRfc tm J tfS&k SwS1ctV 150 MILES OF WL0RE0 IS-'il "Ghl C0BR1PQ IN rMrWTH CAVC, jj Mt mas. SPWKER-- . rite 1fcWNED IHe RSH IWTHS CStthl NEW? Her Home lb ? fllsW COME To THE 6URFr.Ce - f L2$iW Triey Atoe been MKmed rltlLt? t individually And StfriM I I REC0GNI2E Th'Btfi NAMES Tf JlWM J I AS THBYAM CALLSD igS . I ytTTkf I BARNEY GOOGLE and SNUFFY SMITH Cskb W--ITS jeS' A I THOUGHT I'D TAKE IT OVER AN I ISl Y COMMON.OL' EVER'-DflV PASS IT AROUND AN MAYBE p THEM , WUZ . TH' WHAT S V flPPLe pie x BflKeo i COULD DRUM UP SOME rr3l 3 VfjOODEST VOTES ES V BUZ SAWYER ' ' 'SUMS WHAT, PASLIN3. MJUfJ .'SArf I lWLlO...YUMAf ' 1 1 TT WAS MP0&MANT. CALL A TAXI, CVIRlSTtt I liN0k MM. RAUANTIN5 WANTS IT'S VEHY A' V sj . J N I POLICE, TOO. TSLL'BM THE HAWKS KiS VrO SPSAK TO YOU PWS0MUY. IMPORTArTT.Vil " ClOrrT WANT TO V ARB .IN T0VN, AND I'LL BE DOWN TO J rr llii 11 ABNER come mwS4 i AcSir &rs$ s reunited- y BLONDil . . Ulill-'lilLaSL'SI'l WHAT POES J( SEE THAT CRACK I JUST ADORE) ( I LOVE) THINK X ifel UP THERE? r 1-.-i''f.?-!lT 4 '''iiii C THAT'S WHERE HE 7 HIT THE CEIUNS WHEN I SHOWED MUTT and JEFF V I