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TWO MEDFORD (OREGON) MAIL TRIBUNE RADIO PROGRAMS TUESDAY Program! listed blow are rtcalvad Trlbuna aiiumal no ratponilbillly aicept KVJC 1210Jce K.MEO 4:00 Space Cadet 4:13 Space Cadet 4:30 Big Jon & Sparkle 4:43 Mark Trail Weeka St Orr Newa What Are You Doinj Kiddle Hit Parade Elmer Peterson nit Snnrii Para-it Snorts : rtouia KMED 5-30 Drive-In Quiz Fibber McGee it Molly Three Quarter Timt 9 45Phoenix Festival Pgm. f'bbeivMcGee &Jr1oJISportiRound-up "6 -00 SllveTEagle Eddie Cantor Show Muic In The Air 6 13 Silver Eagle" Eddie Cantor Show Muilc In The Air $ 30 President Truman Rob't Montgomery Musical Mailbox 8 45 President Truman Man Called "X ' Muiical Mailbox 7 00 Escape With Me 7:15 Escape With Me 7:.10 "On the Town" One Man'i Family Newi of the World' Cavalcade of Amerfcn Cavalcade of America 7:43 "On the Town" 8:00 Town Meeting of Air' Bob Hope" 815 Town Meeting of Air Bob Hope" 8:30 Town Heeting of Air Bnrry Craig 8:45 Erwln D. Canham" Barry Craig 8:00 Hank Thompson B:15 Hank Thompson 8:30 United or Not? 8:45 United or Not?" 10:00 "Laura" 10:15 "Laura" 10:30 Platter Party 10:45 Platter Party 11:00 Sign Off Hichffeld Reporter Novatime Trio Music You Want Music & News' Melodies That Endure Melodies That Endure Ciro's Tonight Ciro's it News Sign-Off RADIO PROGRAMS-WEDNESDAY Monkey Shines Monkey Shines Down To Earth Barnes News 6:00 Farm News 0:15 Martin Argonsky" 6 30 Bob Garred 8:45 Concert St Sporta Rural Party Line Clock Watcher Clock Watcher Music St News Voices of 2-400 Voices of 2-400 Music ol Manhattan Ortho Garden Guide 7:00 Breakfast Cluh 7:15 Breakfast Club" 7:30 Breakfast Club" 7 :45 Breakfast Club 8:00 Victor H. Llndlahr 8:13 Chet Huntley" 8:30 Break the Bank 8:45 Break the Bank Friendship Circle Friendship Circle Neighbor Lady Mid-Morning News 8:00 The Jack Berch Show" 9:15 Big "Y" Relay Quiz 8:30 My True Story" Southland Tex Ueneke fanow Strike It Rich Strike It Rich" "Festival of Waltzes Bob St Ray Swap & Sell ' 9 :45 My True story 10:00 Whispering Streets" 10:15 Against the Storm 10:30 Waltz Time 10:45 Paul Harvey 11:00 Welcome Wagon 11:15 Trading Post 11:30 Lucky U Ranch 1 1 :45 Lucky U Ranch' une mgnt News St Road ol Pepper Right to 12:00 Weather St Markets 12:15 Oregon Finance News 12:30 ."Scramble Gamble" 12:45 County Agent 1:00 Lone Journey 1:15 When a Girl Marries 1:30 Mary Marlln" 1:45 Evelyn Winters Backstage Wtf Stella Dallas' Young Widrter Brown Womap In My House Just Plnln RUT Front Page Farrell Lift can be Beautiful News 3:00 Betty Crocker 3:15 Qtr. Hr. with the Bible 3:30 Strictly for the Ladies 3:45 Strictly for the Ladles Welcome W elm me Dr. Paul" Dial Dave 3:00 Strictly for the Ladies 3:15 Strictly for the Ladies Doctor's Vincent Lopez YMCA Report 3 30 M. Margaret McBride" 3:45 M. Margaret McBride" Prevues in 4:00 Fun Factory 4:15 Fun Factory 4:30 Big Jon & Sparkle 4:45 Mark Trail ""3:00 Sports Parade B:IS Elmer Davis 8:30 Drive-In Quiz 8:45 Med. Schools Present Week's At Orr News H V Kaltenborn Kiddle Hit Parade Singlng Americans Snorts Roundup KMED Commentary Cisco Kid Cisco K i d Music Hall Varieties Music Hall Varieties Fob't Montgomery Meredith Wilson 8:00 The Lone Ranger" 6:15 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" 7:43 "Mr. President" 8:00 Crossfire 8:15 Crossfire" 8:30 "On the Town' Hollywood Theatre Hollywood Theatre Great Glldersleeve Great Glldersleeve Groucho Grourho The Big The Big 8:45 "On the Town' 8:00 Hank Weaver News 8:15 Dream Harbor 0:30 Sports Report B:45 Take to the Air 4 0:00 Opera" Album 10:15 Opera Album 10:30 -"Laura" 10:45 "Laura" Tl ;00 Platter Party 11:13 Ptatter Party lt:30 Platter Party RtchflHd Heidelberg Harmonalres Music You Want Music St News Melodies That Endure Melodies That Endure Ciro's Tonight ClriVs St News "Sign-Off 3 15 Platter Party 12:00 Sign Off ABC Around Hollywood Hollywood (U.R) Beau teous Virginia Grey sighed Tues day her long romance with Clark O a b 1 has scared oth er prospective aultnra nwnv j The red-haired actress' pic ture career Is soaring these days since Hol lywood discov ered her all A Una Mosby over again as New York television star. But her love life is Just drifting along. The local swains figure she till carries a torch for ths big eared actor whom she dated right before he eloped with La dy Sylvia nearly two years ago. "Men are afraid to call me now. You can Imagine" ' she laughed. , ; ," "Someone finally tipped' me off. Men are afraid to follow Ga ble, I guess. Except for Robert Taylor bless his heart! I dat ed him." Heartbreak Story The friendship of Gable and the gray-eyed actress Is one of Hollywood's hearbreak stories. They met when Virginia was un der contract to MGM. For six years she was his steady com panion. Then one afternoon a column ist called to tell her the "king" of matinee Idols had run off to marry the titled English social ite. "Yep, that's the way 1 heard about the wedding," she shrug fed. "Then I was asked what 1 thought about it. That Hikes plenty of intestinal fortitude to think of something to say at a time like that." Off Again, On Again At the time she told how her romance with the movie he-man "was off again ... on again . . . he'd go away for months and then come back and expect to find me waiting. "Everybody thought we were Cinderella story," she shrug ged. "They hoped that some thing would happen, but "It's too late now. My ship has sailed," she said firmly. "1 haven't seen him for a long time. And if he did come back? Good old mother Grey might not be waiting." from rha radio ttaliom and tha Mall lo mika such change! at or luppliad 1440 kc KWIN 1409 kc No Soap Muilc No Soap Mutlo No Soap Muile NoSoap Muilc Dinner Newa RounduD Commentary Cot A Date Muiical Mailbox Musical Mailbox Valley News Lean Back Se Lliten Concert Miniature Front Warn. St Traffic Dick Hay me Newi It's Time To Dance It's Time To Dance It's Time To Dance BetweenJThe Ltnes KWIN Carousel ' KWIN Carousel KWIN Carounel Carousel & Newi Sign-Off 1400 Corral 1400 Coral 1400 Coral News Get Up St Go Get Up St Go Bible InstituteVMBS) B i b lei nstltutc'tMB S) News Morning Devotions Chapel By Road Morning Special "New at Parkview Music Box Music Box Better Buys Singing aiana Weather Shop On Main St. Shop On Main St. Musical Appetizer M u sical Appetizer "News No Soap - Music No Soap - Music No Soap Music No Soap - Music No Soap - Music No Soap - Music No Soap - Music No Soap Music No Soap Music Hank Thompson Life Young' Happlncsa Travelers Travelers Garroway News Wife No Soap Music No Sonp Music no soap music No Sonp Music Heading No Soap Music NoSoap Music No Soap Music . No Son p Music Dinner News Got A Date Three Quarter Timt Sports Round-up Walter Houston Walter Houston Musical Mailbox Musical Mailbox Orson Welles Orson Welles Valley News Lean Back & Listen Robert Montgomery Frost Warn St 3 Suns Dick Haymes News Marx" Marx Story Story Rrnnrfi It's Time To Dance It's Time To Dunce It's Time To Dance Betwcen The Lines KWIN Carousel KWIN Carousel KWIN Carousel Carousel St News "Slgri-Off By ALINI MOSBY United Praia Corraspandanl Instead of pining, the glamour girl has steamed ahead on her career. Paned by Big Roles Though Virginia is one of Hollywood's most beautiful mo vie queens, the big starring roles have passed her up. "When you act in B's they don't put you In A's," she said. "Also, I'm a ghost In too many people's lives. Every time I see producer Hal Wallis he remem bers I acted with his wife, Louise Fazenda. But he forgets I vas only nine." But last December TV offers rolled In. Her "comeback" Im mediately stirred the cinema factories into action. She has three major studio offers on the griddle now. "That's human na ture," she said. "If they think they've lost something, they want it back." News of4-H H CLUBS Boxy Ann Swine Club Roxy Ann 4-11 Swine club met May 12 at the home of Calvin Dalton. The business session was dfvo.ttM to discussion of feeding pigs so they will gain weight. There was a test on naming the parts' of pigs and most members gave correct answers. Following the meeting there was a demon stration by Bud Thames on pig castration. Next meeting Is to be May 29 at the home of Bud Thames. . Carl Ellis, Reporter Dead line Sunday Classineds Is al noon Haturtiays Personal To Women With Nagging Backache NursMfif KsrVtrto.Wsnf rP tndrntrt?. hi-aiUe h-f and ditiinvM mmr rt dut to ! down of kiiinoy function. Itoctors mt food ki'lnry function is wry Important to good brail h. H htn tnmt fro rr day condition, am-h airraa and strain, caiica this Important f tinctinn to alow down, man r folkt eutWrnas. ting barkarha fr-r) ntatrabl. Minor bla-i. dr irritation tti to cold or wrong ditt majr eauar ratting up nights or f rtqiitnt pauagva. Don't nvgiact pour kidnrrs If thM condi tlont bother you. Try IVWs Tilla-e mild ditiriic, mfnllr b millions for over BO ytara. It's smaiing how man timas I'-an giv hao.? r-r-llrf f,m tha diavm. fort-hlpthf tmiltr fcMnvtMhanr1.l. tars Butt) out wast. Gat Dosn Til todajt Tuesday. Miy 20. 1951 Your Health and Its Care l OR. WILLIAM BRADY, M O. Raadara ihauld addreit Inquiries William Irady, 265 II Can-in, lavarly Hills, CaL Signed letters, not more than one page or 100 words long, per taining to personal health and hygiene, not to disease, diagnos THE TIN SOLDIER A Montreal reader resents comments in this column con cerning the finding of the Brit ish Medical Research coun cil, that wet feet, sitting in cold drafts, sudden change and the like neither cause illness nor pre dispose to ex perimental in fection with nasal secre Dr. Brady tions from a person with the erl. The recognized medical au thorities in England reached this conclusion after years of study and experimentation on volun teers. In hailing the report of the Council the arrant quack who conducts this column said: "Seriously, the conclusion reached by the British Medi cal Research Council is the most encouraging thing that has happened in the last three decades of this campaign to dissociate respiratory infection from wet feet, drafts, foul weather and everyday 'expos ure' in the popular mind." With that I got In another good lick at the popular "cold" delusion: "From surveys in various ur ban and rural sections of the country the U. S. Public Health Service estimated that three-fourths of the Ill ness attended by physicians, medical and surgical, Is direct ly or Indirectly due to respira tory infection." So, you see. I hope, children, that this conclusion of the Brit ish Medical Research Council is of great import to public health and to your personal health. Maybe it would have been bet ter had I let it go at that. But, no, I had to season it, as follows: "Of course the Research Council didn't use the term e-r-1. The Council, I regret to say, clings to the now mean ingless old form, calling it 'cold,' Just as the Crown clings to the extravagant and absurd changing the guard at Buck ingham and other tin soldier ceremonies ..." The Montreal reader deplores the "tin soldier" comment as a cheap, etc. etc. slur upon the Crown, the home of the king and all that. I resent the Montreal reader's resentment. If there Is anl ques tion or uncertainty in the minds of readers of this column about my admiration and love for the British people including the late beloved king and his fine family it must be because such readers are too dumb to under stand the king's English. If there had been I lingering doubt In my mind about the Brit ish it was washed away by the tears I shed when I gazed at the blocks of rubble In the very shadow of Westminster and St. Paul's in the heart of London two years ago. I still say that from the blocks of rubble to the changing of the guard show In London Is a step HEY KIDS in the Soap Box Derby CLOSE JUWE 1st REGISTER NOW! at- Barnes Chevrolet Official Rule Book Driver's License and Entry Blanks Are Alio Available is or treatment, will be answer ed by Dr. Brady If a stamped self addressed envelope is en closed, etc. EXTRAVAGANZA from the sublime to the ridic ulous. QUESTIONS It ANSWERS Bahy Bunkem Ti it true that If a baby cuts more than give any number from 1 to 28 1 teeth at a time he or ihe will have convulsion!? thii leems to be a fam ily tradition . . . (C. H.I Answer Some one ahould whale Ihe everlaitine; traditions nut of the fam ily. It is iheer bunk. So ii the notion that cutting teeth la likely to cauie any kind of illnesi. Send 23c and tamped, leif-addreaied envelope for the BRADY BABY BOOK. old Faihloned Molher-ln-Law My mother-in-law, who is Indeed a mother to me. Is greatly worried hecause I went fishing I am In the fourth month of pregnancy and feel ing fine. I want to go fishing again, but . . . (Mrs. H. W. B.I Answer No reason why you ihould not go fishing. Send stamped self addresed envelope for booklet PRE PARING FOR MATERNITY Let your husband and your mother-in-law atudv it along with you. National Newspap.r Syndicate, Chicago 6, Illinois Lightning Bolt Hits Wife Ironing Clothes Tacoma U.R) Mrs. Lydia Weymouth of Summit, near here, was struck by lightning as she ironed clothes In her home Mon day night, the Pierce county sheriff's office reported. Mrs. Weymouth was found unconscious beside her ironing board by her son who rushed her to the county hospital. Attendants said she suffered only shock and after treating her, sent her home. Another woman, Mrs. Thelma MOO-O-OS and MUSINGS Jimmy Dunlevy, former Olympic pole vaulting star, will be the speaker of the day at the Feenix Phestival on Saturday. His subject will be, "Can a Ubangi drink through a straw, or why I like standard time best." Little Dahy ($0 US Auto Insurance Rates May Mount Chicago (U.R) Insurance executive James S. Kemper pre dicted another round of increases in automobile insurance rates Tuesday. Kemper, chairman of Lumber men's Mutual i Casualty Co., told policy holders at the firm's an nual meeting that insurance com panies generally lost money last Nettrouer, 38, said she felt the lightning bolt also. She said it spun her around a few times but did not Injure her seriously. The sheriff's office said power In the Clover creek area near here was knocked out for a few minutes. CROSSWORD PUZZLE, ACROSS I Small flap 4 Suffli: adherent of T Lessen It Poem la The urisJ 14 Facial expressions) 15 Obtained 1 Those who play organs IS Acad em la subjects 10 Pertaining; to the Finns tl Oozlngs 22 Prefix: on thousand IT Tattered doth 22 Click baetl 10 At present 21 Musical Instrument It Famous British naval hero S Vast ago 2" Obscure 18 Burmese) demon 41 Toupeeg 42 Actions 4 Fat 4 Plecs for two 49 Encouraging J 3 Sob 54 Warehouse 65 Man's nam S 6 Sesame 67 Vigilant 62 Conducted hi Obaerve I i. I 17 18 I? ho bl iz is W ' 21 2Z Z 2i 25 Zs ,-,-lZZiJZlilZZ ZZZIZlllZZZZ Ifo 1? 52 " S W " 55 9b $7 id 5? BARNEY COOOIE and SNUFFY U ABNER BLONCMI C'T-igr BALLS 0 FIRE!'! I them wuz th' most i shore I Ii keptgoin' back S hoiai run vr i uc I I NEVER ET SO SCKUMPTIOUS VITTLES A AM AN GOIM' BACK AN J MV BODACIOUS V OURN MUCH IN ALU 1 eveR Lfl0 TONGUE TO" TICKLED, G0IN' BACK AN'-- M CATFISH FRY AN' V MV BORNEO DAVS. LVR- KNOWEp WHEN A CALEB" GOIN' BACK!! yOTE-GITTIN' RALLV-vRIDDLES J?? 37 V -7 CALEB? S mjrto I-wlkJi tJKf-eF K2-i BUZ SAWYER - ' S ' " IT BBLONSg O.K.-I I SUPPOSE VOU 6TAV ACROSS TWEX I I SOVf WAIT UNTIL THOSE DAMES LA HeRE'S THAT TRUCK A TO THe UAWK LBT8 WAIT STREET SIR, AND WHEN YOU 6EB ) IN L,A. SEE ME'lM THESE CLOTHES.1 J' ' ' RS WITH A UTAH LICENSE J I fJCTrS, IM UNTIL THEV V THEM, SIGNAL BY TAKING OUT J- s ;x 'I i I I S fc2 -r.wvwi sMr NOU'RE A?!rf DOW'T DISOAACl TOS CAPiE.r'-Vl THE UNIFORM E I'M YOU wtr.'yaTQUITTIN')- I'ihlllllll1 ' I IWOODLEy---s 'iiiiiliiili'illil'l In ' VES- DAswooa J . the nerve of that) . . HOwooKyrcag) vattimejV (?) cfty EypecTusT0i)7 IT IS?- X-S eS. the time g'e& fHI SLEEP WITH THAT) TJ'e:i C3 -sZft f V!n& NOISY PARTV T IN '-V s&f .si MUTT tnd JEFF ; " I '"x','l -''i'-'A HERES V 7 R ( up i icn( r?L S MOV v; V V0UR6.LL, WHAT? I i IT! I'VE made YOU SEND I Ml M S'F i ssar c J6FF- sixTy another f y 1 gpyft pi ( J year on automobile Insurance. He blamed an increase in ac cidents, a rise in claim costs and "excessive" awards by Juries in personal injury cases. Kemper said deteriorating highways, an "enormous" in crease in the number of cars on the road, higher speeds and "more youthful drivers" have forced accident rates upward. , Roanoke, Va. (U.R) Samuel J. Tinsley began a one-year prison term Tuesday for dunking his four-year-old son head first in a rain barrel, Tinsley's wife testified he told her he was teach ing the child the rain barrel was dangerous, Answer to Ysstardsy'i Puult E N h E g r U r ki L4MbfegHfoten jAllWiMpbicl ara b raw DOWN i Roman garment (pi.) t Worship 3 Impfovins; 4 Comb, form: equal 6 Movement of shoulders 6 Labeled 7 Vedic fire god I Fine fellow (slanff) f Three-toed - sloths 10 Exploslvo (abbr.) 11 Worm 17 Malicious burning 19 Reach across 22Old 2 1 Teaches 25 Card gamo 2(5 Possess 29I-etLse 31 Stitch 32 Hawaiian food 3.1 Striped animal 35 Praise 38 Median 41 Deep sleep 43 Import 44 Weird 45 Fashioo 47 Nip 49 Mountain In Crete 50 Recent 61 Resort 62 Ramblo SMITH EVER SINCE THIS NEW PICTURE LUisrpipaMAta lrfcnr iiHyMEris"1" kin CAME HERE-MARLON SHMANDq IN SiTRLtlCAR NAMED PER SPIRE" THEM BOBBY-SOXERS HAVE BEEN TRAMPLING ME TO DEATH, RUSHING IN Koje Atrocity Investigation Asked Washington (U.R) Senate Republican Leader Styles Bridg es disclosed Tuesday that he has asked the Army to investigate that hard-core Communists at the tumultuous Koje island pris on camp have committed "atro cities" against their non-Communist fellow prisoners. The New Hampshire Republi can said he made the request at a private meeting with Army Secretary Frank Pace Jr. and Chairman Lyndon B. Johnson, D-Tex. of the Senate Prepared ness subcomittee. Pace promised to submit a SlRAHGEASIT EMSki k IC.iviplI Oa.cC. .TuVped off onfe WW? WiDINTolHt UPOP JOHN MM00CK,H, WHILE HB MS CANOEING ON THS CANM. HCfKH& HOWE IN IKCNION.N.l). ffle Ftsd VJA4 lAUfiERTHAN HIS SUMrTCRVACftllON jrirtl IN CANADA- .1151- . BUT WHEN THEY COME OUT THEY'RE EVEN MORt DANGER OUS.'.' THAT PICTURE DOES UMt-IHINCa TO'EM. THOSE LITTLE GIRL'S BECOME MUNSTERS.'.' 3 J7n r. n a ICE CREAM COSTLY Constantine, Mich. (U.R) An ice cream cone cost John Fore man $175. He was driving his car and eating a cone when he decided to give his dog in the back seat a iick oi ice cream. In I turning around he lost control ' and crashed into a guard rail. "full report" on the Koje island revolt to the Senate Armed Ser vices committee by Thursday, Bridges said. WINDOW SHADES MAD TO ORDER BARNARD'S 317 E. Main Phona 2-5487 VIA 7? nUA'bNftf $gLF-SMffY'0 LAKE SEORSE--INCLOSED ON ! SIDES riV Mountains and Blocked on Tte other wirie KNlKeLrVrrER. WHEN The PRKwkSS OF ICE fWD MIER WCOME-Tbo 6REAT THE GLACIER' DAM" BREAKS PCWN, KELtASlNG THE WATER 10 THE NNIK. KNEK t o wiertT determines THE PASS PAID EY i CHINKS f-n I TRUST YE'LL show TH' SAME SORT 0" VIQGER WHEN VE VOTE, CALEB IT'S WORSE THAN V AWRlGHTr IWO cJIMA.V,- AH'Lb GET SOME ) I TAKE HIS 1 IDIOT TO V PLACE..'.' J
