Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, May 20, 1952, Image 14

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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
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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!!
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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
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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 ;
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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
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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-
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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
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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
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ON ! SIDES riV
Mountains and Blocked on
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WHEN The PRKwkSS OF ICE
fWD MIER WCOME-Tbo 6REAT
THE GLACIER' DAM" BREAKS
PCWN, KELtASlNG THE WATER
10 THE NNIK. KNEK
t
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determines
THE PASS
PAID EY
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TH' SAME SORT
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WHEN VE VOTE,
CALEB
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