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TWELVE MEDFORD (OREGON) MAIL TRIBUNE RADIO PROGRAMS TUESDAY Programs listed btlow art racaivad Tribune assumes no rtsponsibility oxcapt KVJC 1230 ke KMKD 4:00 Space Cadet 4:15 Space Cadet 4 :30 Big Jon it Sparkle 4:45 Mark Trail Doc tor 'a Wife" Vincent Lopei County Ext. Agent Singing Americans Five O'clock Headlinea What'f Doing Tonight Kiddle Hit Parade Elmer Peterson 5:00- SborU Parade 8:15- -Elmer Davis 5:30 Drive-in Qui! 5:45 Memory Favorites 6 00 Silver Eagle 6:15 Silver Eagle 6:30 Newutand Theatre 6:45 Newsstand Theatre Sports Pierce Fibber Fibber 7 00 Escape With Me 7:15 Escape With Me 7:an "On the Town" What'i My Line What's My Line Rob't. Montgomery Man Called X 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 Erwin P. CanTiam 9:00 ABC Late News fl:15 Dream Harbor 11:30 Hotel Edison Orch. 9 :45 HoteUdjgon Orch. 10 00 Report to the People 10:15 Remember 10:30 "Laura1 10:45 "Laura" One Man's Family Morgan Beatty News Cavalcade of AmeraV Cava lea de of Ametata Bob Hope Bob Hope Barry Craig Ba rryCra I g Richfield Reporter , Novatime 'Music You Want Music and News 1 1 :00 Platter Party 11:15 Platter Party 11:30 Platter Party 11:45 Flatter Party 12:00 Sign Off Melodies That Endure Melodies That Endure Bi It more Orch. Orchestra it News Sign Off RADIO PROGRAMS-WEDNESDAY 6:00 Farm News 6:15 Martin Argonsky 6-30 Bob Garred 8:45 Concert. Sports. News 7:00 Breakfast Club 7:13 Breakfast Club 7:30 Breakfast Club 7:45 Breakfast Club 8 00 Victor H. Lindlahr 8:15 Chet Huntley 8:30 Break the Bank 8:45 Break the Bank Monkey Shines Monkey Shines Country Muslo Barnes News Rural Part'- a Dock Watcher Clock Watcher Music it News Voices of 2-400 Voices of 2-400 Music ol Manhattan Ortho Garden Guide 9:00 The Jack Berch Show' 9:15 Big "Y" Relay Quls 9:30 My True Story 9:45 My True Story 10:00 Whispering Streets" 10:15 Against the Storm 10:30 Waltz Time 10:45 Paul Harvey friendship Circle Friendship Circle Neighbor Lady JW Id -Morning News Festival of Waltzes Bob At Ray Strike It Rich Strike It Rich 11:00 Welcome Wagon 11:15 Trading Post 11:30 Lucky u Ranch 11:45 Lucky U Ranch News Ac Reviews Dr. Crane 6wap& Sell One Night Stand 12:00 Weather it Markets News A 12:15 Oregon Finance News Road ol 12:30 "Scramble Gamble" Pepper 12:45 County Agent Right to 1 :00 Lone Journey Backstage Wife ji o Soap - Musie 115 When a Girl Marries" Stella Dallas No Sonp. Music 1:30 Mary Marlln Young Wldder Brown" No Soap -Musie 1 :45 Evelyn Winters Woman In My House" No Soap -Muslc Tioo Qtr. Hr. with the Bible Just Plain Bill" No Soap - Music' 2:10 Strictly for the Ladies Front Page Farrell No Soap Musie 2:30 Strictly for the Ladies Life. can be Beautiful Hank Thompson 2:45 Strictly for the Ladles News News 3:00 General Eisenhower Welcome 3:15 General Eisenhower" Welcome Travelers 3:30 M. Margaret McBrlde Dr. Paul 3:45 M. Margaret McBrlde Dial Davy Garroway 4:00 Fun Factory Doctor's Wife 4:15 Fun Factory Vincent Lopes 4:30 Big Jon it Sparkle Boy Scout 4:45 Mark Trail Singing Americans 5:00 Sports Parado , 8:15 Elmer Davis 5:30 Drive-in Quls 8:45- Memory Favorites Week's it Orr News H V Kaltenborn" Kiddle Hit Parade Elmer Peterson 8:00 The Lone Ranger 0:15 The Lone Ranger 6:30 Mystery Theatre" 6:45 Mystery Theatre Soorts Roundup KMED Commentary Cisco Kid Cisco Kid 7:00 The Top Guy 7:15 The Top Guy 7:30 -"Mr. President" 7:45 "Mr. President" H'wd. Theatre of Stars H'wd. Theatre of Stars Rob't Montgomery" Meredith Wilson 8:00 Crossfire" 8:15 Crossfire 8:30 "On the Town' 8:45 "On the Town One Man's Family Morgan Beatty News Great Glldersleeve" Great Glldersleeve 9:00 Hank Weaver News 9:15 Dream Harbor 9:30 Sports Report 9:43 Take to the Air Groucho Groucho The Big The Big 10:00 Opera Album 10:15 Opera Album 10:30 "Laura" 10:45 "Laura" r'lrhflHd Heidelberg 11:00 Platter Party 11:15 Platter Party 1 1 :30 Platter Party 11:45 Platter Party 12:00 Sign Oft Melodies That Endure Melodies That Endure Ciro a Tonight JCIro's it News Sign-Off ABC As We Live MAN HOARDS PAY. WIFE HAS TO WORK FOR SONS Some husbands feci that wom en should know nothing about their financial affairs. As a re sult, the wife never knows where she stands and how much she can afford to spend for her self and her children. That Is the problem of the wife who wrote: (0.) "I hav batn marrltd for 17 yaan and hav four sons ranging from 10 to 18 yaars. My hutband tokai car ol all the bills and runs tha housa. I do not get a penny for myself. I worktd for tha past van years and put all my money into tha nous and clothing for tha children and myself. Because of an opera tion, I har not been able to go back to work. My husband tells me it is none of my busi ness what he earns and what he does with his money, H has been seen in night clubs with other women so he must spend money for pleasures but he never takes me out. I pretend before the children that we are happy but I am unhappy and sick Inside. Is there any hope that I can have a happy home with him?" (A) Money matters can brenk up a home and can make two people who love each other turn Into enemies. It is not the money itself or the lack of it that does vjsi '"-a the trick but - V I ' handled. r ' - J Your hii band's attitude toward his In come is en ough to make any wife fur 1 o u s. Why shouldn't you hare In what he earns and Dr. Hurlock know Just what he has? If you are his wife and the mother of his children, why shouldn't you share the financial side of his life too? Having worked to get the things you needed for your chil dren, your home, and yourself, it is very hard on you now to be penneicss and not to know what you can afford. But, at the same time, you must not Jeopardize your health by returning to work before you have recovered j from your operation unless your from tha radio stations and tha Mall to maka such changas as ara supplied 1410 kc KWIN 1400 ke No Soap Muiic No Soap Muilc No Soap Musie No Soap Muilc Dinner News Got A Date Three Quarter Time Sport Roundup Roundup Commentary McGee eV Molly McGee it Molly Muilc In The Air Music In The Air Musical Mailbox Musical Mailbox Musical Mailbox Musical Mailbox Valley News Lean Back it Llst?n Concert Minlaturo Traffic Dick Haymea News It's Time To Dance It's Time To Dance It's Time To Dance Between The Llnes KWIN Carousel KWIN Carousel KWIN Carousel Carousel it News "Sign-Off 1400 Corral 1400 Coral 1400 Coral News Get Up it Go Get Up & Go Bible Instltute(MBS) Bible Institute'(MBS) News Morning Devotions Chapel By Road Morning Special Ncw at Parkview Music Box Music Box Better Buys Shop On Main St. Shop On Main St. Musical Appetizer Musical Appetizer Weather News Lite' No Soap -Muslo Young' No Soap -Music Happiness No Soap - Music Travelers No Soap Musie No Soap Musie No Soap Music No Soap Music No Soap Music No Soap Music No SoapMusic Nojjoap Music Dinner News Got A Date Three Quarter Timo sportsH ound-up Walter Houston Walter Houston Musical Mailbox Musical Mailbox Orson Welles Orson Welles Valley News Lean Back it Listen Robert Montgomery 3 Suns Dick Haymes JNews" It's Time To Dante It's Time To Danc-i It's Time To Dance Between The Lines Marx Marx" Story Story Rfnorter" KWIN Carousel Harmonalrea KWIN Carousel Music You Want KWIN Carousel Music it News" Carousel it News Sign-Off r ILIZABETH HURLOCK. PH.D. salary is absolutely necessary to keep the family going. This obviously is not the case. If your husband can take other women out to night clubs, he is not penniless and he does not need your contribution. Ask him to give you an accur ate statement of what he earns every week and together make a budget to cover all your ex penses. Include money for your own needs and for the children's clothing. If he refuses to cooper ate, open up charge accounts and get what you need. When he has to pay the bills, he may decide a budget Is cheaper in the long run. Dr. Hurlock will help you with family problems. Write her in care of this newspaper. (COPYRIGHT 1952, GENERAL FEATURES CORP.) Eastern Oregon Forest Blaze Under Contro The Dalles, Ore. 0J.R) The most destructive forest fire so far this season in eastern Ore gon was under control Monday after It roared through 30 acres of pine tlmberland In Wasco county Saturday. The fire, 45 miles south of The Dalles, was believed start ed by a fisherman. Stiff south west winds made It difficult to control. Sfofe Prison Sports Director Appointed Salem (UP.) Warden Virgil J. O Malley has announced the appointment of Frank Rey nolds as recreational and sports director at Oregon state peni tentiary. Reynolds graduated from Wll lamette university In 1951. He majored in physical education. WANT TO QUIT SMOKING? Write er call for Hit I0U CATIONAL INFORMATION a the 4ann ef lorifcari. tinutd tmoklitt, and haw te assist your will-eown la fcraakint the dibit. BASIC HEALTH STORt II SOUTH FRONT STRUT Phon. J.J9.1 Tuesday. Junt 3, 19S2 Your Health and Its Care Br DR. WILLIAM BRADY. M.D. Raadara should addrtss inquiries to: William Brady. 26S I Grmiiw Bsvarl, Hills, CaL THE EASY Hemorrhoids -r piles cause varoius symptoms. Bleeding at stool is one of the commonest although fre quently bleed ing may occur at any time. When the pile or piles be come large enough, the most common symptom is protrusion. At first the pro trusion Is no Dr. Brady ticed immediately after comple tion ' of bowel movement, but later on protrusion may become more or less constant. Small protrusions are usual ly easily replaced by pressure against the protruding mass and may not appear until the next bowel movement. After the protrusion assumes a certain size, replacement is quickly fol lowed by recurrence. The pro trusion is, not particularly pain ful but Is highly uncomfortable and Is often associated with bleeding or soiling of the cloth-J ing. It is remarkable that many persons come to a physician's at tention with a history ohaving to replace their prolapsed piles ten or twenty times a day for m o n t h s on end sometimes, years. The apparent reason for this type of negligence is fear fear of what the process may prove to be and fear of pain in cident to examination and oper ation, i . Too many persons still do not know that hemorrhoids may be successfully and painlessly treat ed by the ambulant method. The method is called amh'ilant be cause the patient '..aiks into the doctor's office for treatment, walks out after a few minutes and is then free to walk about to his heart's content. The treatment is accomplished by a scries of injections which obliterate the piles. The injec tion is painless. Indeed, the pa tient cannot tell when the needle Is Inserted or withdrawn. The examination preceding the injection is also painless. Very often, following the first injec tion, the patient finds that his protrusion is permanently re lieved. The average case re quires perhaps no more than five treatments. Bleeding very often ceases permanently after the first or second treatment and invariably after the third or fourth. Even where bleeding has been in existence for many years fol lowing bowel movements or at other times this is the case. Of course, not everything that protrudes from the rectum is a pile. Enlarged papillae and polyps, (or instance, may pro trude. While these cannot be RogueValley af f X I I sW aT B BL M MEDFORD, ORE. "HECK! I DIDN'T KNOW THEI MADE IR0NIN6 BOARDS OUTTA STEEL WAY OUT treated by the injection method, they often may be removed painlessly in the doctor's office by minor surgical procedures. The injection treatment of hem orrhoids is designed for one specific thing internal hemor rhoids. An internal hemorrhoid is one that arises from within the rectum. "Skin tags" folds of excess' skin often found at the rectal opening are often thought by a patient to be hem orrhoids. It is not uncommon to find a person who spends much futile time and effort trying to "replace" these tags. They can not be replaced for the reason that they are not displaced in the first place. These tags often require no treatment. When they do, they may be removed by a minor and painless surgical excision. The ambulant or injection method provides "the easy way out" in comparison to the pure ly surgical approach which calls for time spent in the hospital, anesthetic and operating room charges in addition to the doc tor's fee and the loss of income while incapacitated. QUESTIONS St ANSWERS Burning Tongue Burning feeling of tongue, some- MOO-O-OS and MUSINGS Bob Duff recently re built his power lawn mow er, adding 3 cylinders, a super-charger and torque converter. The contraption got away from Mr. Duff yes terday and we saw him chasing it up Roxy Ann doing a neat 72 miles per hour. Little Daisy j, Hospital Escapee Flees in Airplane Brookings, S.D. (U.R) A statewide alarm has been broad cast for an "extremely dan gerous" sex maniac who escaped from a mental hospital and fled tlmw whola length, mostly the tip. difficulty in swallowing same foods, pasty look, 41 years old, getting many gray halri . . . (Mrs. C. E.l Answer Send stamped, self-addressed envelope for pamphlet THE GRAY SICKNESS nutritional defic iency anemia. Younr Couple My father Is 87, mother 84. They walk from two to five months a day. They have been great followers of youra for many years . . . IW. L. D.) I Answer Nothing like oxygen on the hoof to keep fathers and mothers of any age in fine fettle. If your par ent arc nut supplementing weir uict with vitamins ana minerals, send stamped, self-addressed tnvelope for pamnhlet YOUNG FOLKS AND OLD FOLKS. National Newspaper Syndicate. Chlcaio 6, Illinois CROSSWORD PUZZLE ACROSS 1 Soft food Brlatl t Sibilant sound 11 Wing 13 Merit 1 Girl's nam 16 Liberated 17 Portico IS Newspaper paragraph II Cooks slowly 20 Winter vehicU 23 Roof window 25 Type of rat horse 27 Fish eggs 28 Before SI Worship 33 Pandant ornament 35 Numlier 36 Cut short 38 Charges 39 Dish mad with eggs 48 Small Island 43 Ship of desert 45 Aim 47 Landed 48 Quartet 62 Stun 53 Poker stake 64 Cut timber 55 Prophet 5ft Suffix: stat of being 57 Can in f U 13 1 j It. 17 I IS I? ho hi . - - TO 2i 22. W . au . W0 HI vT 75$ vo 7? 49 p 15 w . It Utile rnlart IrsMtaeaU. tot. SARNEY GOOGLE and SNUFFY HAVE I SlrVOW, RIDDLES!! I V.HN X UNUtKbTHND WHY NARY fl SOUL WENT DOWN TO TH' VOTIN' POLE ON VOTIN' DAY BUZ SAWYER WEU..WEU.,THr; ONLY KILLING UP IN SALT LEfi ... LOST XXJR 6UN 11 ABNER BLONDIE MUTT and JEFF 9,Ai. he's hired j ft J IS M-v WELL.WELL.THE ONLY WITNESS TO THAT i'iiijST,! KILLING UP IN SALT LAKE... CRIPPLED 1" s LST UR 61J1' VM' HAW' WAW'' J Ul II IPASWOOD, I k he says itsvew) , j I i!"!i'ii:-!H" JUJ4 ''Mflm your boss ) i cant come T iZ0 Cot? ,, WANTS YOU C DOWN-I HAVE .a. AND YO'J MUST J MV NEW i I WANTTOS.'S fCLESEPS PHONE J -Jt 4;TTr . OZ, J A Tr:M dear I SCtA S Hy t a ' YlT rT I , ss I 2 P.M. HE&TigEP. j T--r-7n Brookings in a stolen airplane. Brookings police said the es cape, identified as Earl Koss, was last seen headed west from the Brookings Municipal air port in a Piper Cub. Airport officials said the craft had about a two hours' sup ply of gasoline aboard, about enough to get Ross to the state capital at Pierre if he continued his flight to the west. Authorities said, however, there was a possibility that Ross had landed the plane in a farm field and stolen a fresh supply of gasoline, possibly from a tractor. . Dead line Sunday Classifieds Is at 5:30 p.m. for following day; 10 a.m. Monday for Monday; noon Saturday for Sunday a.m. Answer to Vttrday't Punlt FlOjPI 5CIARS IEILIA EliE LAPEL LOW PlER T I tvJ E I MA GE ZZjNJOjM E I AVOW Al&lA flrf 1SL Mli? ER PQNJsWSH I ftgpPj, O SITBS PI MS JI ElLE V AT ElH I RES , LATElSALg STLLIJO H I Q ANlS A JD ELDERNJT TlE'EhlglolAlplsl spy DOWN 1 Equalltr 2 Beverngo 3 Crony 4 Chair 5 Gave relief to 6 Rarthquak 7 Conjunction 8 Hurry Engages the attention oi 10 Winter precipitation 11 Oceans 16 Marine duck 19 Besmirch 20 Quarrel 21 Load 22 Avoid wast 24 Decay 28 Revolt 29 Spool 30 Otherwls 32 The sun 34 Goes' by water 37 Depart! 40 Measuring device 41 Canvasses for 1 customers (colloq. 43 Uncouth persona 44 Wings 46 War god 48 Cooling devlc 49 Aged 60 Cry of cow 61 Urge on SMITH YE FERGOT ? ENNY SHIF'LESS IT RAINED IN H0OTIN HOLLER THAT DAY. THAT'LL LET A LEETLE YOU ON DAB OF RAIN KEEP HIM A1AI0V UNCLE URIAH POOAA TU' UOTIM' P0LE--UH- WITNESS TO WAT BACK UP PAR AS LAKE ... CRIPPLED UKE, SAWYER, . HAW, HAW, HAW.' WOkfT 00 NO G00P. I M AlMIN TO THROW UNPER THE WHEELS. THE SM0WV0WM. BUZ VS. JAKE HAWKS ATOP A SPEEDING, LURCHING FREIGHT. I TH' POTTER CU'L cOME TTHINkI sb' - ' ' " i-4a3 jgV DOESVO'THINK Tl r-CETJjr-OMff-HOW OF IT, AH'l J g5 flrrrrirJ ' in '"' 6 THEY'LL GIT TH' I AH WISH AH WAS 4 LIKE T'BE 1 i,h,SSi JUW - ) IDEA- f-S I A aaAN'MAMHY.? JONE. TOO.'.'- 1 la U IJjl . Ih'frgrTr-Kli: OR HAS WE BIN 11 ! i - - , - - - b - r - ?.J;ifQ2 ! Jeanne Wallace To Be! Rose Festival Queen Portland (U.R) Dark-haired Jeanne Wallace, Miss Port land of 1951, is the city's 1952 Rose Festival queen. The 18-year-old Washington high school senior was named over seven other girls Saturday night before 5,000 persons. Queene Jeanne I Is 5-feet-J-inches tall and has hazel eyes. She is the ' fifth queen from Washington high school, more than any other Portland high school. Strange as A NINE- Mole 5m c m iDci& ft lAKB MteADi, aw Wriea, YCKNM rUVTEtoa O SKONK WHAR WUZ -NV VOTIN' DAY, 1 ATrvW 1 UNlXt THAT HIS Sis' ' i HH5 TH rest iwvim . PS. I URIAH? ENNY TEETH YET? . HUH ?? YOU BUT YOU 2:30 RAY. retirew -RM. i-es bred KIDNEYS MUST REMOVE EXCESS WASTE Nsffging backache, loss of pep and enerrr, headaches and dizziness may be due to slow down of kidney function. Doctors say good kidney function Is very important to good health. When some everyday condition, such as stress and strain, causes this important function toslowdown.manyfolkssuffernss. ging backache feel miserable. Minor blad der irritations due to cold or wrong diet may cause gettingup nights orfrequentpasssges. Don't neglect your kidneys If these cundl. tlons bother you. Try Doan's Pills-a mild diuretic. Used successfully by millions for ( over 60 years. It's amazing how many times ' Doan's give happy relief from these dlseom-1 t .. k.Jlk.lsmllo.nr IriWn-utiilv-a r ri A I jn flush out waste. Get Doan's fills today! f n ' A SPEECH ' MADE EY eSHtWR . m MM. tW, - IbeZtiZZ WITH LETTERS AMD AEIlCl.ES PECTAlMlMa Irteraib, filled 365 pases OF THE CONGRESSIONAL RECORt) M A cosroFoS? tin tag. tl. I. far. ". Atl right rtstvvtrj Cops. I'll Ui- J f muta Jyntflt , Inc. MRS. LYNUE A17AAR, of Giwefan, lexss, rite A CoUEObN OF RARE Bottles coMMEWoRMine Historic events oNSBojrLEisMSWURa 6E0R5E NfeHINSToN BASK. ANOTHER W0NC6 K TAOT OF THE HOUSEHOLD EFFECTS OF NAPoLEON 9 SAAAY!! how's that baby OF VO RN GITTIN ALONG, RIDDLES f UH--LEETLE EBENEEZER" AIN'T CALLIN' NAME ?? YEP !! HE'S CITTERN A BUG, RIDDLES--UH. LEETLE rcLLcK 5HK0UTtt , 51 so riKtwr CAN why, j Call me MUTT? J A VUITTck; 1 H A SsT PT -
