TWO MEOFOHD (OHEOOrT) MATT. TRIBUlfg
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RADIO PROGRAMS FRIDAY
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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 -
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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.
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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
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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
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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
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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.
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