Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, May 29, 1952, Image 6

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    BIT MEDrORD (OREGON) MAIL TRIBUNE
RADIO PROGRAMS THURSDAY
Program liitad below are recelred
Tribuna assume no responsibility except
" KVJC 1230 ke KMED U0 ke KWIN U00 ke
a 00 SDace Cadet Doctor'! Wife' No Soap Muilo
4:15 Space Cadet" Vincent Lopei No Soap Muilo
4-30 Bit Jon St Sparkie Spotlight On School No Soap Muilo
4.45 Mark Trail ' Singing Americana No Soap Mualc
"nn Snarls Parade weeKa At Orr Newa Rich. Graham St Newa
ilsZElmer Davis Richard Harkness Cot A Dal.
Uo Drlve-ln Quia Kiddle Hit Parade Three Quarter Time
S jaLullaby Time Elmer Petereon Sporta Round-up
" 00 Silver Eagle Sporta Round-Up Lanny Ross
S iSZsilver Eaale KMED CommentaT7 Lanny Rose
iSZnlfMie Attorney The Unexpected Muilcal Mailbox
ewZEeKnE Atloi-nly Mayor Flynn Mujlcal Mailbox
"j-nn Amateur Hour Your Hit Parade Mujlcal Mailbox
lsZAmateur Hour Your Hit Parade , Musical Mailbox
MoXteur Hour Montgomery St Trafflca Valley New;
,.42ZtB A Could Thla Be Yo'i Lean Back St Liaten
-a nn Cafe Istanbul One Man'a Family Concert Miniature
!3SaS ESul'. New. of the World gP
8:30 "On the Town" Box 13 Newa
45 "On the Town" Box 13 s-
. "' , .. Dragnet It a T me To Dance
S:00-ABC Late Newa g"f. Ifa Time To Dance
9:15 Stewart crolg Mr Keen6 Ifa Time To Dance
V&-fSF&a. Mr! jagg- Bw..n Th.Llne;
ISSiSlK" K'ttW , fflSS
JSJ-.'.f l. Heidelberg HarmonalreaKWIN Carousel
io-45 "Laura" Mualc St News Carouael St Newa
1 1 'nn putter Party Mclodiea That Endure Sign-Oil
!!:?tpntlerPay Melodlea That Endura
iV-atplotter Party Ciro a Tonight
I1? agZpi.tte! -Party Clro'a Tonight
l2l6oslgn Off Sign-Off
r A D I O PROGRAMS FRIDAY
8:00 Farm Newa Monkey fjhlnee
:15 Martin Agronaky Monkey SJiinea
8 30-Bob Garred Country Mualc Time
8:45 Concert, Sporta, Newa Newa
' " 00 Breakfast Club Rural Party Una 1400 Coral
7;15 Breakfast Club Clock Watcher 1400 Coral
710 Breakfast Club Clock Watcher 1400 Coral
?-4fcll"akf"t Club Music S, Newa Fl.hln Tips St Newa
s oo Victor H. Llndlahr Voices Of 2-4000 Get Up St Go
Thet Huntley Voices Of 2-4000 Get Up it Go
inbreak the Bank Music of Manhattan Bible Institute (MBS)
8:45Break the Bank Ortho Garden Guide Bible Institute (MBS)
00 Jack Berch Show Friendship Circle News
nia Big "Y" Relay Quia Friendship Clrcla Morning Devotions
d'ao My True Story Neighbor Lady Chapel By Road
lljj yiy True Story Mid-Morning Newa Morning Special
in 00 Whispering Streeta Festival of Waltiea "New At Parkview
10:15 Against the Storm Bob St Ray Music Box
tn ao Walla Time Strike It Rich Music Box
ia'-HL- Pniil Harvey , Strike It Rich Hymna of the World
n-nn Bulletin Board " News St Reviewa Shop On 'Main Street
jil15 Trading Post Dr Crane, Psyunologlai shop On Main Street
11:30 Lucky U Ranch Swap Sell Musical Appetiier
ll;45 Lucky U Ranch One Night Stand Musical Appetizer
12:00 Weather St Marketa Newa St Weather News
13:15 Oregon Finance Newa Road of Lite No Soap Muslo
12:30 "Scramble Gamble" Pepper Young No Soap Musle
12:45 Your County Agent Right to Happlneaa No Soap Mualc
1:00 Lone Journey Backatage Wife "' No Soap Muslo
1:15 When a Girl Marries Stella Dallas No Soap Muslo
130 Mary Marlln Young Wldder Brown No Soap Muslo
1:4 Evelyn Winters Woman In My House No Soap Musle
2:00 Betty Crocker Just Plain Bill No Soap Music
2:15 Strictly for the Ladlea Front Page Farrell No Soap Muslo
2:30 Strictly for the Ladies Life Can Be Beautiful - NoSoap Musle
2:45 Strictly for the Ladlea Newa Newa
3:00 Strictly for the Ladies Welcome Travelers NoSoap Muslo
3:15 Strictly for the Ladlea Welcome Travelere NoSoap Muslo
3:30 Mary Margaret McBrid Dr Paul NoSoap Music
i 3:43 Mary Margaret McBrldtDlal Dave Garraway No Soap Music
4:00 Fun Factory Doctor'a Wife NoSoap Music
4:18 Fun Factory Vincent Lopes NoSoap Muslo
4:30 Big Jon & Sparkle Farm Bureau - NoSoap Muslo
4:45 Mark Trail Singing Americana NoSoap Music
8:00 Sporta Parade Week's & Orr Newa Rich. Graham St Newa
225 Elmer Davis H. V. Kaltenbom Got A Data
8:30 Drlve-ln Quia Kiddle Hit Parado Three Quarter Time
5:4S Bill Bowerman Show Elmer Peteraon Sporta Round-up
8:00 Fighta Soorta Roundup Assembly of God
8:18 Fights KMED Commentary Assembly of God
8:30 Fights Cisco Kid Musical Mailbox
8:45 Fighta Cisco Kid 1 Musical Mailbox
7:00 Richard Diamond Mario Lanza' Musical Mailbox
7:15 Richard Diamond Mario Lanza Musical Mailbox
7:30 Thla la your FBI Montgomery St Safety Valley News
T:48 Thla la your FBI Family Album Lean Back St Listen
8:00 Ozzle St Harlet One Man'a Family Robert Montgomery
8:15 Oizie St Harlet Newa at the World Frost Warn, it 3 Suna
8:30 Mr. District Attorney Salute To ReservlsU Dick-Haymea
8:45 Mr. District Attorney Salute To Reservists News
9:00 ABC Late Newa Bob At Ray It'e Time To Dane
9:15 Man and His Musle Bob At Ray lt'a Time To Dance
9:30 Sporta Parade Halls of Ivy It's Time To Dance
9:45 Flying Time Halls of Ivy Between The Llnea
10:00 Proudly We Hall Richfield Reporter KWIN Carousel
10:15 Proudly We Hail Heidelberg Harmonalrea KWIN Carouael
10:30 T.B.A. Music You Want KWIN Carousel
10:45 T.B.A. Mualc and Newa Carousel St Newa
1 1 :00 Platter Party Here'a Jamison Sign-Off
11:15 Platter Party Here'a Jamison
11:30 Platter Party Here'a Jamison
11:45 Platter Party . Here'a Jamlaon Bt Newa
12:00 Sign Off Sign-Off
ABC NBC
DAV Chapter Here
Elects Officers
Cloyde A. Golden, a Navy
combat veteran of World War
II. wai elected commander of
Jackson county Chapter 8, Dis
abled American Veterans, at the
annual election Tuesday.
Other officers Include E. W.
Goddard, senior vice command
er; Leroy Hatcher, junior vice
commandcr; Karl J. Knutson,
treasurer; James R. Llllle, chap
lain; Richard R. Crawford, ser
geant at arms, and Lester P.
Mathes, Edward Neff and Paul
G. Olsen, executive committee
men. Installation of officers will
be held June 27.
Mathes, Lillie, Roy Simmons
and Pat Graham will be dele
gates from the local chapter to
the state convention in La
Grande June 4 to 7. Olsen will
also attend the convention as
state executive committeeman.
Harvey E. Cassman was elected
to this office for the ensuing
year.
Patrolmen Sii Down
On Job; GiVen Praise
Houston, Tex. (U.R) - Po
lice praised two husky patrol
men Wednesday for sitting down
on the Job. Officers Joe O'Rourke
and N. Free bulldoggcd a 250
pound Brahman calf running
loose downtown Tuesday, then
sat on the animal until a paddy
wagon arrived to cart it off to
a pen.
Molasses
For Eniilag It
Plentiful NOW!
The Price
Has Dropped
I
Free Delivery M
In Quantify J
MORTON MILLING CO. f
K West Jednex Street
i i Mi n
from the radio stations and Hio Mail
lo make auch changes at ara supplied
Man Found Guilty
Of Petty Larceny
Cecil Cannon, 2827 Buckshot
road, will be sentenced next
Monday In district court for pet
ty larceny following a jury ver
diet of guilty returned Tuesday,
according to district court rec
ords.
Cannon had been charged
with the theft of a pound of but
ter on May 18 from the Big Y
market. Highway 99 north. He
had previously pleaded Innocent
to the charges and asked for a
trial.
Bruce Manley was attorney
for the defendant and Bob
Dickey represented the state In
the action.
District court records show
many cases of petty larceny In
the recent past Avhere the de
fendants have pleaded guilty
and have been sentenced on
thefts of items valued at less
than a dollar.
DISPUTE SETTLED -
Seattle (U.R) The dispute
between the Alaska Salmon In
dustry, Inc., and Bristol Bay res
ident fishermen and non-resident
cannery workers was settled
Thursday and workmen headed
north to prepare the canneries
for the mid-June season opening.
WE CAN DO THE JOB!
Whatever your plumblno diffi
culty, utt give us a call and
we'll lake car of It promptly and
efficiently. Wt offer complete
plumbing service.
Your Health and Its Care
l OR. WILLIAM IRADY. M.D.
Readers should address inquiries tai William Irady,
265 II Cemlno. levari Hills. CaL
WHEN DOES YOUNG
If the release for the day was
printed as scheduled, on Mon
day, March 17, '32, this letter
a p p e a r ed In
In this column:
Dear Doc:
My mother
thinks you are
perfect, but I
think you are
a meddlesome
old bore.
Before you
put out that
Brady
dope on Bed
time S c h e d-
ules I got to stay up until 10 or
10:30. But now Its nine, with no
questions asked.
I'm a boy 12 years old, 13
next month. I don't see why I
can't stay up one or two hours
more.
Regretfully yours,
George
It Is my contention as a health
adviser that nature prescribes 12
hours of sleep for children aged
4; 11 hours for children aged S
to 7; 10 hours for children aged
8 to 14. This applies to regular
children. By some dispensation
beyond the comprehension of
this writer, packs or dens of Cub
Scouts can be out all hours of
the night attending exhibitions
of chicanery, brutality and bad
sportsmanship, even on the eve
of schooldays.
If I were in George's place
and he in mine I'd probably tell
him off in the same language he
uses to tell me off.
Bore or not, I hope George's
letter may bring this serious
matter to the attention of a good
many parents whose good judg
ment has been more or less in
validated by the Cub Scout
organization's abrogation of the
law of nature.
George's remark that 9 o'clock
is bedtime now and no questions
asked is encouraging. It implies
that George's mother still has
good Judgment.
Now comes another letter
with a different point of view:
Dear Dr. Brady:
I was so interested in your
article about the boy who doesn't
want to go to bed early that I de
cided to write to you.
I am a girl 13 years old. My
mother highly approves your
advice and so do I.
I think that George isn't very
brilliant calling you names, be
cause you wouldn't be writing
In the newspaper If you weren't
intelligent.
I'm sure you'd like my opin
ion, and it is this: If I go to bed
at 10 it Is all right because I
don't get up until 8, 1 think your
column is wonderful and I'm
sure many agree with me.
Yours truly,
Melissa
Well, now, George, we await
your rejoinder.
QUESTIONS ANSWERS
Hemorrhoids
We are grateful for your fine advice.
A neighbor had an operation for
hemorrhoids, waa two wceka In hos-
Rltal. suffered atrociously and still
as his hemorrhoids. My husband had
the Injection treatment, lost nn time
from work, suffered practically no
oiicominn ana nas nao no trouble
alnce now over two years. Why do
moat doctors persist In saving the in
jection method Is no good?
I Mr W If A
Answer Be patient. In another
HEY
Pi.
KIDS 5
Harass
in
Soap Box Derby
CLOSE
JUNH 1st
REGISTER NOW!
-at-
Barnes Chevrolet
Official Rule Book Oriver'g License and EnfryBlankt
Are Alio Available
AMERICA SLEEP?
fifty years or so most doctors will
use the injection treatment.
I Pass
You doctors are not the only ro
mancers we lawyers are guilty at
times. When I was 22 I quit spending
money on doctors, and began taking
regular exercises and Bernarr McFad
den. sane living, walk 5 mllea a day,
no overeating. 1 have kept it up ever
since, am now 81, and never been
sick an hour nor paid a nickel for
doctor bills and I will cross mental
or physical swards with you any time.
On your mark. Doc I 1 feel a foot race
coming on. ( S. W.)
' Answer A lawyer should pay doc
tor bills same as any one else. But
I'm willing to waive that. If you will
file a rejolner describing your diet,
telling whether you drink or smoke,
how many teeth In efficient func
tional condition, how many hours
sleep and whether you are a Dem
ocrat or a blankety-blanked etc. etc.
I do not choose to run a race but if
you come to the bowling green any
fine afternon I'll beat the tar out of
you or buy you and your girl friend a
dinner and tickets to the ballgame.
National Newspaper Syndicate,
Chicago , Illinois
Use Mall Tribune Want Ada
MOO-O-OS
and MUSINGS
We were so impressed
by ECF's Editorial Nature
Notes yesterday that we
rushed right out to "com
mune with the wildings."
As far as we are con
cerned, ECF can go fly a
kite because we were bit
ten by a rattle snake,
(really we were) stubbed
our toe on a hibernating
bear, and got sneered at
by a Coker Butte moun
tain sheep.
Little Daisy
Vacation Time
LOANS
Plan your vacation NOW, Wherever
you go, whatever you do, we are pre
pared to supply you with ample fundi
to meet all expenses.
juu en Furniture, up to S500 on
Automobile. You may have 20 Mo.
to repay.
SEE
American Finance
CORPORATION
Room 210-211 Leveratte tldg.
Phone 1 8884
License M-362 License S-28S
the
Hen Lays 10 Eggs in
45 Minutes; Dies
Bodymore Heath, England
(U.R) Jennifer the hen may
have set a world's record when
she laid 10 eggs in 45 minutes,
but the feat proved too much for
her. Twenty-four hours later,
she died.
Farmer Charles Rodgers said
Wednesday he would allow the
body of the prolific hen to be
examined by the Royal College
of Veterinary Surgeons for the
sake of science, but he wants it
back. Jennifer will be stuffed
and mounted in a glass case with
her last 10 eggs, carefully
blown, beside her.
CROSSWORD PUZZLE
ACROSS
1 Animal akin
Beast of
burden
Free ticket
12 Solo
13 Insect egg
1 Sacred Image
IS Whole
17 Unbleached
IS Viper
19 Attentive
!1-Rebel (colloq.)
22 Reverence
23 Not one
25 Walks wearily
38 Device for
cigar box
31 Karly Iriahman
32 Goal
3.1 Prong
34 Buya back
36 Apportioned
17 Mohammedaa)
priest
S3 Armed conflict
!9 Study carefully
si Sum
43 Worthleaa
leaving
4 Wings
48 Loosely
fitting dress
50 Title of
respect fpl.)
51 Anger
62 Transaction
53 Playlhlnga
64 Conjunction
65 Trade for
money
DOWN
1 South
American
rodent
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BARNEY GOOGLE and SNUFFY
BUZ SAWYER
U ABNER
BlONDsl
. Y YI SHIF'LESS SKONK! BY JEEPERS" we'll ( FAIR AN' WIWW i MY UNCLE
WE WUZ 15 TIED FER MAYOR!! GIT flHOLT OF SOME I I SQUARE -ft i VI i V URIAH J
RAINED OUT 1 60T N0 VOTES AN' FAIR fiN' SQUARE JEDGE UKe rifMA t-
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, "ROQUCSOIlrr XHO. CHEtSX HCm.MAftMMS DESERTION -AND IF HE 1 fiSS I WM9 -'fW-i
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THE WOffLPI'M NOSAKr-HOWMUCHLOtVEttHMH-OHVX WAV DEZAD.r S Inav XaV 1 --JV f ! 1
' . CAN I siNKrr-) , -V WE COULD DO IT 1 - -IL'l MwZL. vf J WtMfj&to'
stjCvi jli
( I WAS JUST THINKINC 1 1 VJE COULD TAKE OFP ON I BUT DEAR THAT WOULD Y:!:lJil!ll' -; , , 1 1 1 ii i m iiii , .
r HOW NICE IT VNOULD QjHE DAO LIKE GYPSIES- COST A FORTUNE ml.i'
JPS&I BE IP I TOOK OFF A VT YlSlT NIAGAPA AND WE COULDN'T t-' ( 1 'SKM -AV, M I WAS JUST J-k'
$ZP (MONTH INSTEAD OF THE VTHE GPAND CANYON-- POSSIBLV ' V,I ' fi C THINKING HOW NICE)
iP XTWO WEEKS Jt'feFDSHsArH! V-N XlTWOUBE
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(jweworMeeootfH'ii-LHAVE JZT, V.'JI Just won wipe! 50aht6 f.Jl V ' ofatleast
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Canadian Newsprint
Price May Be lipped
Washington (U.R) Con
gressmen sought a last-minute
means of preventing a $10-a-ton
increase in the price of Canad
ian newsprint Wednesday. They
were not optimistic.
A House Judiciary subcom
mittee investigating monopolis
tic practices plans to issue a re
port within the next few days
making some recommendations
for halting the spiraling price of
newsprint, which with the new
increase June 15 will reach an
all-time high of $126 a ton.
Dead line on Classified Ads: 8:30
p.m. for following day; 10 a.m. Mon
day; noon Saturday for Sundoy a.m.
Anawer to Yeeterday'e Puasle
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OH lEITf IeIlisIeI IgftA"
1 God of lov
3 Drooping
4 Type of
dancing
6 Anoint
6 Location
7 Breast bon)
8 Pastry
9 Sanction
JO Painful
11 Ittnore
16 Decrees
2(h- Man's
nickname j
22 Law: revolt
24 Potassium
nitrate I
25 Equality
26 Falsehood ,
27 Common plact
28 Pronoun
23 Unit
30 Member of
Communist
party
11 Clear, pungent
85 Consume
86 Heavy wooden
mallet
18 Carried on,
as a war
39 Hurl
40 Mixture
42 Gull-like bird
43 Curved molding
44 Actual
45 Relate
47 Worm
49 Cyprlnold fish
(PM
SMITH
fl'VIBBSNOIPUTlZEP J YIUER-UV6R60 I YOU AltVI, ) aielPA . a-MnIVr J.t-JPaSia
Rogue River Man
Successful Bidder
Highway Commission has open
ed more bids on nignway proj
ects throughout the state Bring
ing up to about $7,000,000 the
amount of work it has allocated
in its two-day meeting here.
Included Wasi
Helps You Overcome
FALSE TEETH
Looseness and Worry
No loneer be annoyed or feel ill-at-
ease because of loose, wobbly false
teeth. FASTEETH, an improved in-line
(non-acid) powder, sprinkled on
your plates holds them firmer so they
feel more comfortable. Soothing and
onnllna In mim mArfft lore bV eXCeS-
sive acid mouth. Avoid embarrassment
caused by loose plates. L-ei tAsitt-"
today at any drug store. adv.
STRANOt AS
BEEN DEUVERINS THE MM.
bewjeeh AusmRUiz And
aiNToN, Kf, For 26 YEAR
As did rts FMHs? For to ,
HOKE (W
PU6GY...
S-21
fle-V ViIiASiV I - 11
Harold W. Salter, Flpgue Riv
Ur. with 512,873, low bidder for
construction oi a mainieiiHco
building at Lincoln on the Green
springs highway in Jackson
county.
RENT A CAR
DAILY'S U-DRIVE
and
BODY and
PAINT SHOP
Southern Oregon'! Olde$l
and Finest
29 S. Bartlett - Medford
nStEMSk
open air trial
Wte Held bythe greek court,
ARE0PASU5, IN MURDER
5otHATHte Judges would MoT
Vt Polluted BY being iNTHe .
m& ROOtA WITH THE MURDERER
. 200-R.ANK16N,
, A DRIFTING WSS OP j
AniMM. ufe. Moves up
And pwn in Response
-to uaHT.
IT RtSES AT SUNSET AMD
DESCENDS AROUNDSUMRSS