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TEH MEDFORD (OREGON) MAIL TRIBUNE
Monday. Mar IS. 1952
RADIO PROGRAMS MON DAY
Programs lilted btlow ar rtctivid from tht radio stations and tho Mail
Tribuna aiiumaa no responsibility Mcopt to mako such changes as art luppliad
KYJC 1230 kC
4:00 Fun Factory"
4:15 Fun Factory
4 -30 Big Jon St Sparkle'
KMKI1 1440 kc
KWIN 1400 kc
Weeki & Orr News
H. V. Kaltenborn
Voice of Firestone
Voice of rireitone
No Soap Music
No Soap Music
No Soap Muiie
No Soap Mm ic
5 fob Sport Parade
5:15 Elmer Davit
5:30 Drive-in Quit
5 :45 Memory Favoritei
Snort Roundup
KMED Commentary
Cisco Kid
Cisco Kid
a-nn t An Pnwr
6:15 Lone Ranger"
fl:30 Henry J. Taylor
fl AS Stewart L.raig-
"7:00 ABC World Flaihee"
7:ia i .on..
7:30 Fine Artj Quartet
7 ;45 Fine ArU Quartet
Dinner Newa
Got A Date
Three Quarter Time
SporU Round-up
Communift For FBI World Concert Hall
Communist For FBI World Concert HaU
Rob't Montgomery Musical Mailbox
Dangerous Assignment Musical Mailbox
One Man's Family Musical Mailbox
Newi of the World Musical Mailbox
Railroad Hour Valley Newa
Railroad Hour Lean Back & Listen
8:00 The Big Hand
8:15 The Big Hand
8:43 "On the Town'
Telephone Hour
Telephone Hour
Men Behind Melody
Men Behind Melody
Robert Montgomery
Frost Warn., & 3 Suns
Dick Haymes
News"
9:00 ABC Late News
8:15 Taming n wet
fl:30 As We See If
0 :4f YourHeriuga
foiOO "Laura"
10:15 "Laura"
10:30 Platter Party
10:45 Platter Party
fiToo Sign Off
Richfield Reporter It's Time To Dance
Heidelberg Harmonairea Ife Time To Dance
Music Vou Want It's Time To Dance
Music A News' Between The Llnea
Melodies That Endure KWIN Carousel
Melodies That Endure KWIN Carousel
Clro's Tonight' KWIN Carousel
Clro's 8t News Carousel & Newa
Sign-Off
Sign-Off
RADIO PROGRAMS TUESDAY
5.00 Yawn Pntrol
8:15 Yawn Patrol
5 30 Lucky U Ranch
8:45 Lucky U Ranch'
"5700 Farm Newa
6:15 Martin Auronaky
6:30 Bob Carred
6:45 Concert and SporU
7:00 Breakfaat Club
715 Breakfast Club'
7:30 Breakfaat Club'
7:45 Breakfast Club'
Too Victor H. Llndlahr"
8:15 Chet Huntley'
B:30 Break the Bank'
"9:00-Jack Berch Show
6:15 Big "Y" Relay Quiz
9:30 My True Story
945 MyJruo&tory
10:00 Whispering- Streets.
10:15 Against the Storm'
10:30 Trading Poat
1 o AZramjwz?
Monkey Shlnea
Monkey Shlnea
Down to Earth
Barnea Newa
Rural Party Line
Clockwatcher
Clockwatcher
Mualc It Newa
2-4000
2-4000
Music of Manhattan
ortho Garden Guide
1400 Coral
1400 Coral
1400 Coral
Newa
Friendship Circle
Friendship Circle
Neighbor Lady
Mid-Morning Newa
Get Up It Go
Get Up It Go
Haven of Real (MBS)
Haven of Reat (MBS)
Featlva! of WalUea
Inside Bob & Ray
Strike It Rich'
Strike It Rich'
Newa It Revlewa
Dr Crane
Swao It Sell
One Night Stand
Newa'
Morning Devotions
Chapel By Road
Morning Special
New At Parkview
Muilc Box
Music Box
Better Buya
1 1 :oo Weather Report
11:15 VUlt With Blng
11:30 Weather and Markets
1 1 :45 Your Louiiuj
12-15 Oregon Finance Newa
12 30 "Scramble Gamble .
12:45 Waltz Time
1-00 Lone Journey'
1:15 When a Girl Marrlea'
1:30 Mary Marlln'
1 :45 Evelyn Wintera'
Newa It Weather
Road of Life"
Pepper Young'
Right to Happineas
Shop On Main St.
Shop On Main St.
Muaical Appetizer
Muilcal Appetizer
3:UU nelly wuvb.i
J15 Strictly for the Ladlea
2-30 Strictly for the Ladlea
2:45 Strictly for the Ladlea
"3:00 Strictly for the Ladlea
3:15 Strictly for the Ladlea
3:30 Mary M. McBrlde
-a MryM. McBrlde
4:00 Space Cadet'
4:15 Space Cadet'
4:30 Big Jon 4t Sparkle'
e:ao warn .n
Stella Dallas' ' N Soap Music
Young Wldde' Brown' No Soap Muaic
Woman In My House' No Soap Music
"Just Plain Bill NoSoap-Mueic
Front Page Farrel' No Soap Muse,
Life Can Be Beautiful' No Soap Music
Newa No Soap Music
'Welcome Travelers' No Soap Music
Welcome Travelera' No Soap Music
Dr Paul Stars For Defense
Dial Dave Garrowey' Newa
Doctor's Wife'
Vincent Lopez
County Ext Agent
singing Americana
No Soap Muaic
No Soap Music
No Soap Music
No Soap Muaic
Weeka It Orr Newa No Soap Music
What Are You Doing No Soap Music
Kiddle Hit Parade No Soap Music
Elmer Peterson' No Soap Music
5 00 SporU Parade
8:18 Elmer Davis'
8:30 Drlve-ln Quiz
8:45 Memory Favorites
8:00 Silver Eagle'
8:18 Silver Eagle'
6 30 President Truman'
8:48 President Truman'
Snorts Roundup Dinner Newa
KMED Commentary Got A Date
Fibber McGep & Molly Three Quarter Time
Tlbber McGei 81 Molly Sporla Round-up
Eddie Cantor Show Music In The Air
Eddie Ontnr Show Music In The Air
Rob't Montgomery Muaical M'!bM
Man Called X ' Musical Mailbox
"Vftn r.n.n With Me'
7:15 Escape With Me
7:30 un ins iowii
7:45 "On the Town"
8:00 Town Meeting of Air
8:15 Town Meeting of Air
8:30 Town Meeting of Air
8 -a.. Erwln D. Canham'
0 .0b ABC Late News'
9:18 Dream Harbor'
11:30 United or Not?
9 :45 United or Not?
10:00 "Laura"
10:15 "Laura"
10:30 PlallelvParty
10:45 Platter Party
' One Man s Family' Musical Mailbox
News of the World Musical Mailbox
Cavalcade of America Valley News
Cavalcade of America Lean Back & Listen
Bob Hope ' Concert Miniature
Bob Hope Froet Warn. At Traffic
B Craig. Conf. Invest. Dick Haymea
B. Craig, uont. invest. ncw-
Rlchfleld Reporter
Novatlme Trio
Music You Want
Music It Newa
It'a Time To Dance
It's Tline To Dance
H'a Time To Dance
Between The Llnea
1 1 :00 Sign Off
ABC
Melodies That Endure KWIN Carousel
Melodies That Endure KWIN Carouse
Clro's Tonight' KWIN Carousel
Clro's & Newa Carousel 81 News
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LBS
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SSC"
Your Health and Its Care
DR. WILLIAM tRADY. M.O.
Readers sheiiM address Inquiries to, William Iredy,
261 II Cemltis). Beretl Hills. CaL
Signed letters, not more than
one page or 100 words long, per
taining to personal health and
hygiene, not to disease, dlagnos-
GROWINO PAINS CAN'T HAPPEN
eases and standard textbook de-
is or treatment, will be answer
ed by Dr. Brady If a stamped
self addressed envelope Is en
closed, etc.
SEeaassp' masn
B
Dr. Brady
Some such complaint as this
Is very frequent: Our daughter,
six, wakes up at night crying
with pain In
her legs. In
fact I am un
der the impres
sion that this
c o m p 1 a nt Is
more frequent
today than at
any other lime
since Tony
was a pup.
(Time out,
please, while I shake off the un
happy twinge I still get at the
thought of that last reproachful
wag when I turned him over to
the vet for . . . .)
In most Inslnnces, the charac
teristic ache, pain or cramp, In
the lege usually, sometimes In
the arms, that comes late In the
evening or at any time In the
night. In growing children,
hence commonly called "grow
ing pains," Is a manifestation of
nutritional deficiency, particu
larly the calicum and D deficien
cy which physicians call te
tany. In elderly persons tetany
manifests itself rather as dis
tressing craro- In feet and legs,
sometimes In hands and arms,
occurring In the middle of the
night.
Some people with more skull
fat than gray matter resort to
dangerous pain killers or sense
deadeners such as acetanilld, as
pirin or one or another nostrum
containing one or both of these
drugs. Such people haven't time
to monkey with mere correct
ives they demand Immediate
relief of ache, pain or discom
fort and they get It, sometimes
relief which last forever.
The reason why doctors so
seldom diagnose tetany Is
much the same as the reason
why they seldom diagnose beri
beri in America, pellagra in the
northern states or scurvy any
where. The old timers knew lit
tle or nothing about the nature
of the nutritional deficiency dii-
scrlptlons applied only to far ad
vanced, full-fledged cases
while In the great majority the
deficiency diseases are so mild
and so indefinite that neither pa
tlent nor physician wonders
whether the symptoms may not
be due to faulty nutrition.
Most medical textbooks are
old ones rehashed by doctors
who (like myself, If I may say
so) are better at telling about It
than they are at doing it. The
few new textbooks published to
day, newly written, I mean,
meet with a cold reception by
the profession simply because
they are new, original and not
In slavish agreement with ev
erything In the old time text
books. It will take time to teach
the doctors the diagnosis, pre
vention and treatment of nutri
tional deficiency disease. It is
all new knowledge and there
fore suspect.
Parents whose chilren com
plain of leg ache or pain partic
ularly In the evening or In the
night, and mnttire adults who
are awakened by cramps In the
feet or legs or sometimes in
hands or arms, may send me a
stamped self-addresed envel
ope and ask In writing not
with a clipping for the pam
phlet Adult Tetany and Grow
ing Pains.
IT WAS LOADEp Three-year-old
Richard Lindbgrg Jr. is car
ried from hospital at Chicago by
father. Boy was treated for bullet
wound after he shdt' himself while
playing with grandfather's pistol.
He may lose sight of right eye.
More Price Ceiling
Suspensions'Planned
Washington iU.R) Sus
pension of price ceilings on raw
cotton, textiles and whiskey
shaped up Monday as the next
major move in the administra
tion's race to get rid of unneces
sary controls before Congress
does the job itself.
Administration officials insist
ed they are only easing up on
the anti-Inflation brakes and that
they will apply them again, and
hard, if shortages and runaway
price rises develop.
But the new decontrol orders
now in the works, coupled with
those issued in the past week,
added up to a significant relaxa
tion of the economic cures under
which Americans had expected
to live and work for at least
another year.
Eisenhowers Victory
Pleases Senator Lodge
Washington C (U.P.) Sen
Henry Cabot Lodge Jr., R-Mass.,
commenting on Gen. Dwight D.
Eisenhower's Oregon Republi
can primary victory, said Satur
day night it "puts the west coast
Republicans on record for 'Ike'
with the same smashing force
displayed In all other parts of
the nation."
"The Oregon victory coupled
with today's triumph In Ver
mont, where the entire state
delegation was pledged to vote
for Eisenhower in Chicago (at
the July national convention),
makes the will of the people
unmistakable," he said.
Older Women Reverse Trend In Employment in Nation
Washington (U.R) A na
tional shortage of young women
workers has led to employment
of more older women than ever
before.
The older women have re
versed a 50-year trend of in
creasing early retirements. They
want even more jobs than are
immediately available.
The women's bureau, of the
Labor Department is working to
solve this two-edged problem.
The bureau is combating the
growing scarcity of young teach
ers, nurses and typists by trying
to persuade employers to over
come prejudices against older
workers and by suggesting that
unemployed women over 35 take
refresher courses or study a new
profession. f)
The shortage of young women
workers results from the low
birth rate in the 1930s and also
from the unusually high percent
age of youngwives and mothers
today. ij
More Get Married
The CensusfBureau explained,
" . . . the mo striking decrease
in the single population took
place . . . among those 20 to 24
years old. In this age range, the
proportion of single females de
clined from 47 per cent in 1940
to 32 per cent in 1950 ..."
The women's bureau reported,
" . . . after the war . . . the num
ber of women workers 45 to 64
years of age continued to rise
I and the proportion they formed
I of the total labor force was high
er in 1950 than it was even dur
ing the peak of the war."
However, the autumn 1951
figures show more women from
55 to 64 unemployed than in any
other age group.
To help employers make use
of the reservoir of older men
and women, the Labor Depart
ment held a conference for bus
iness men, educators and repre
sentatives from labor unions and
social groups in mid-1950.
Labor experts said employees
from 55-64 have the lowest ab
sence rates. Studies also showed
MOO-O-OS
and MUSINGS
We have been asking
around about jjie new ob
stacle course in the center
of the street on the east
end of the Main Street
Bridge.
We have been advised
that it may. be used for
curing hiccups, testing up
per plates, or just for flat
tening noses, against
windshields. j
Little Daisy
$0
If You DID NOT ei CANNOT Finish
HIGH SCHOOL
Vou Can Study at Home in Spar Tim and Earn a High School Diploma
PREFARE NOW for Collegt or Laarn a Trade
OUR GRADUATES HAVE ENTERED OVER 5jjb COLLEGES
AMERICAN SCHOOL i
1744 6 roadway, Room 206 Oakland 12, Calif.
Age
Apt
Dept. Med. 5-19
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QIHSTIONS ANSWER!
H wealing Fret
t have trouble with exrettlve sweat
ing of the feet and there It a foul
odor . . . (G LRi
Answer Moil letltfactorv remedy
T believe, li fornmldyde solution, but
formaldehyde It strong stuff and must
be imed with caution, tnalritctloni tn
booklet CARE OF THE FEET for
which tend 25 rent and i tamped,
elfoaddretued envelope.
Th Envy of a Million Women
I am 28 yean old, 68 tnchei tall and
weigh 120 pounds 1 have com tilted
phyitclani. followed diets and taken
vnrinui remedies prescribed, but I
ran t set even a little naddlnr where
H will do the most good . . .
iMn. R S )
Answer AH you need Is about U
pounds Eat one or two slices of whole
wheat bread and butler with a g1as
of milk every night at bedtime and
you'll gam 18 pund In 8 months
Rend stamped self addreed envelope
for pamphlet MOW TO GAIN
WEIGHT.
MaUenal Newspaper indicate,
May It, ltsi
KIDS
HEY
in the
Soap Box Derby
CLOSE
JUIMIli 1st'
REGISTER NOW!
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Barnes Chevrolet
Official Rule Book Driver's Llcemt and Entry Blank
Are Alio Available
the industrial accident rate to be
lowest among workers over 45. I
Once hurt, however, they take
longer to recover.
Employers Advised
Local committees under the
Defense Manpower Administra
tion are urging employers to use
all local manpower before im
porting outside help. The com
mittees point out that steno
graphers of 35, 45, and 55 are
just as efficient as 25-year-olds.
Employers have raised age lim
its in many sections.
In other cases, the women's
bureau suggests that older wo
men can be used efficiently on a
part-time basis.
CROSSWORD PUZZLE An,w,;to gaturd'y;yFuc"
ACROSS
1 Bard
6 Gtrl'a name
Once around
track
IS Amuse
14 Topsy'a friend
15 Meaning
16 Curved archee
18 Accomplished
Jl Thoroughfare
(ahbr.)
22 Behold!
24 European
25 Cover
27 Aged
29 Demeanor
31 Spoken
34 Father
36 Period of time
37 Manufactured
38 Instrument
39 City In Peru
41 Provide crew
42 Hole
44 Danish Island
46 Sun god
47 Postscript
(abbr.)
49 Roa rs
62 Render
he loved
64 Girl's name
67 Confederate
genera)
68 Seclusion
6! Number 0
62 Rational
63 Vivacity
DOWN
1 rootlike part
2 Unit
3 Sicilian
volcano
4 Trials
5 French
conjunction
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8 Note of scale
7 King of beasts
8 Heavenly being
9 Bulgarian coin
10 Class
comprising
birds
U Time gone by
13 Desert shrub
17 Dialect
19 Spirit In
"The Tempest"
2( Native of
Spanish'
Portuguese
peninsula
22 Missing
23 Mixture t
26 Apothecaries
weight
28 Let fall
30 Designated
32 Hebrew month
33 Siberian river
35 Choice part
40 Place for
combat
43 Famous Greek
courtesan
45 Speak
47 Animal skin
48 Dirk
50 Either one of
Bear
constellations
61 Dirt
53 Lair
65 Extinct
flightless bird
66 Hostelry
69 Concerning
60 French article
The bureau advises the wo.
men to train themselves. It re
ports that older women usually
are preferred for positions as
housekeepers in hotels, hospitals
and other institutions and that
age is no bar to jobs in retail
ing, tailoring and many other
types of professional work.
The shortage of young women
ECZEMA ITCH
Got you down? Try
RESINOL
OINTMENT
For long-lasting relief
Is being eased by retired teach,
ers and typists whose children
are grown or in school. Many of
these women are taking review
courses and returning to work.
In several communities hospit
als are initiating refresher ser
ies in an attempt to lure older
nurses back into the labor force.
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and ECONOMY!
WORLD'S IAKGEST
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tablets are t
arinlt dflae. And
children Ilka
the healthful
orange flavor.
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BODACIOUS CATFISH FRV V VeeJu
AN' VOTE-GITTIN' RALLys-7
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SEE-SAW FIDDLE MUSIC
TATEft SACK RACES PRIZES
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MURDERS COMMITTED BY SOME HAWKS BOVS
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