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TWO MEDFORD (OREGON) RADIO PROGRAMS FRIDAY Programs Hired blaw are received Tribuno assumes no responsibility escspt KYJC 1210 ke KMED 4:00 Fun Factory e:lS Fun Factory 4 jo Big Jo St Sparkle Doctor'i Wife Vincent Lopea Farm Proaram Singing 0:43 AlarK jrair S:00 Sports Parado 8:15 ElmerDavIs 8:30 Drive-In Quia 8:48 Memory Favorites Weeks & H. V. Kaitenborn' Kiddle Hit Parado Elmer Peterson 8:00 Fights' 6:18 Fights' A'.in Fights' 8:48 Fights' 7:00 Richard Diamond' 7:18 Richard Diamond 7:30 This Is Your FBI' 7:48 This Is Your FBI 8:00 Oziiei Harriet 8:18 Oiile It Harriet 8:30 Mr. District Attorney" 8:48 Mr. District Attorney "tMifo ABC Lola News 9:18 Starlit Roof 9:30 Sports Report Mario Lanza Mario Lanza Family One Man's Family News of the World Who Goes There?' Who Goes There? Bob It Ray' Bob It Ray' Halls or Halls of 9:48 lying nine 10 10 10 :00 Proudly We Hail Heidelberg lit Proudly we neu an "Laura" Music Music Here's Here's Here's Here's 10 1:45 "Laura" 11 11 :0O Platter Party .in Tlattr Party 11 30 Platter Party :45 Platter Party 11 J 2:00 Sfgn Off Sign-Off RADIO PROGRAM S--SATURPAY 6:00 Farm Newi fi:15 Martin Agronaky 6:30 BobGsrred" 8;45 Stewart Craig m 7:66 No "School Today 7:15 No School Today 7:30 No School Today 7 .irWiJichoorrodsy g:6o Jump, Jump 8:19 Saturday Circus ft-ir Snace Patrol Navy Band Herea to Veteran Marine Show Newa Saturday Special No. 1 Muale of Manhattan Music & Newa' Howdy Doody Howdy Doody Howdy Doody Howdy Doody Friendship Circle Friendship Circle Sat. Spec. No. 3 Mid-Morning Newt "Mary Lee Taylor Mary Lee Taylor Farm & Home Hour Farm k Home Hour' 8:45 Space Patrol 0:00 Cowboy Troubador 6:15 Cowboy Troubador 9:30 Cowboy Troubador 045 Cowboy Troubador 10:00 Guest Star 10:15 Trading Post 10:30 Lawrence Welk 10:45 juawrcnce wem- ri'-Vin Pan. American Union Down Homera Down Homera Garden of Eden One Night Stand 11:15 Pan American Union 11:30 Mountaineer! . . 1 1 :4 5 Mountaineers' 12:00 ABC Late Newa 12:15 Flnnegan'i Box Score 12:30 Intntl. Jazz Club Newa & Saturday Special No 9 Pastor Call Social Security 12:43 mtnu, jau uiud- 1 :00 Rose, and Ballroom Mualcana Muiicana Belmont Stakes Belmont Stakea "Terrea Lea H. V. Kaltenborn Summer Symphony Summer Symphony Summer Symphony"" Summer Symphony Shadow of A Man Shadow of A Man Jane Ace D. J. Jane Ace D. J. Old New Orleans Old New Orleana 1:13 Rose. and Baiiroom 1 :30 At Home With Muite 1 ;45 Saturday Nlte Date 2:00 1230 Club 2:151230 Club 2:301230 Club 2:451230 Club 3:00 1230 Club 3:15 Newa 3:30 1230 Club 3:451230 Club 4:001230 Club 4:15 Dr. Pepper Show 4:30 Christian Science Ch. 4:45 Serenade In Blue 8:00 Look to the Skies B:15 Veterana Admin. Show 5:30 Bob Garred 5 :45 Stewart Craig "6:66 Saturday at Shamrock 8:15 Saturday at Shamrock 0:30 Dinner In Green Room 8 :45 Dinner In Green Room Newa What Are You Doing Tex Beneke K ME DComm en tary. 'Vaughn Monroe Vaughn Monroe Grand Ole Opry Grand Ole Opry 7,00 The Lone Ranger 7:19 The Lone Ranger 7:30 Buck & Sunny'a Corral 7:45 Buck A Sunny'a Corral "ebo Studs-Brooklnge 6:15 Studa-Brooklnga B :30 Studa-Brooklnga 8.45 Studa-Brooklnga Eddie Arnold Eddie Arnold" Round-Up Time Ralph Edwards Time Ralph Edwarda Time Lower Baaln Street Lowor Baaln Street "Judy Ctinova Judy Canova" Palladium Orch. Palladium Orch. 8:00 Studa-Brooklnga 9:19 Studa-Brooklnga 9:30 Studa-Brookinfta 9:45 Studa-Brooklnga fo7bo Studa-Brooklnga 10:19 Rogue Valley Ballroom 10:30 Rogue Valley Ballroom 10:45 TBA fufo Platter Party 31:15 Platter Party 11:30 Platter Party 1 1 :45 Platter Party 12:00 Sign OfV Ten O'clock Ticker Look To The Sklea Medford On Guard Medford On Guard Proudly We Hall Proudly We Hall Melodies That Endure Melodies A Newa Sign Off ABC NBC As We Live DRINKING FATHER CAN BHINO RUIN TO HOME The family of a drunkard Is at the mercy of a demon that can ruin their lives. They may lead to poverty, cruelty, and a com plete break-up of the family. How a stop can be put to such a situation is the problem facing the wife who writes: (Q) "I hTO boon married for 16 yoart and hare lhroo chil dren. My husband drinks heav ily. Twice a week be goes on drunks and doesn't got home until the early hours of the morning. When he does come home, he swears, makes a lot of noise, and even hits me. I've brought htm to court for this. Now he is on probation for a. year and still he hasn't changad. I cannot leave my children to work and I have no money. My husband has a good Job but he can't put in a full week's work because of his drinking. Now I'm afraid that soon he will lose his Job. What can I do to stop his drinking boforo he ruins our lives?" (A) Did you use the right tac tics when you took your husband to court? Of course you have a -'-ii.- ii right to protpc- AZjgn 4 "on from his C "rl 1 assaults but, at V- . J the hiimillnllnn having you take the mattor court would make mattrrs worse rather than better. Instead of try ing to reform "gaW'")sl JHo.Ji.2 Dr. Hurlock him through court action, whv not discuss this matter with your doctor or minister? Perhaps they could show your husband how unfairly he treata you and his children and how he can ruin the lives of his whole family. it tney can make no headwav with him, ask If they can make contacts with Alcoholics Anony mous, an organization that has done remarkable work with men like your husband. Through A.A. your husband would get the POISON OAK? Try Bottle of 2EMAC0L too must be Mt'tHto- o. rout mono nts.tull u. o G, , toMI at WISIIRN THRIFT. MAIL TRIBUNE from tho radio station! and tho Mall to itiako such chan90i ai ar supplied 1440 ki KW1N 1400 ke No Soap Mus:c No Soap Musie No Soap Mufla Americana wo soap music Orr News Rich. Graham & News Got A Date Three Quarter Tlmo Sports Round-up Bill Stern Sports' Assembly of God KMED Commentarr Assembly of God Cisco Kid Musical Mailbox Cisco Kid Musical Mailbox Musical Mailbox Musical Mailbox Montgomery It Safety Valley News Album lack at Listen Robert Montgomery 3 Suns Dick Haymea News It's Time To Danco It's Time To Dance It s Time To Danco Between the Lines ivy Ivy KWIN Carousel Hsrmonatres KWIN Carousel you Kim VI You Want Carousel It News Jamison Slgn-Ofl Jamison Jamison Jamison & Nowi 1400 Coral 1400 Coral 1400 Coral Newa Get Up & Go Get Up & Go Haven of ReatVMBS) Haven of Reat(MBS "Newa Morning Special Parade of Bands Parade of Bands Muslc" For Saturday Music For Saturday Gueat Star Serenade in Blue "Hay Bloch Presents Ray Bloch Present Musical Appetizer M tin leal Appetizer Newa Western Jamboree Western Jamboree Western Jamboree Western Jamboree Western Jamboree Western Jamboree Western Jamboree "juke-Box" Jamboree Juke-Box Jamboree Juke-Box Jamboree Juke-Box Jamboree "juke-Box Jamboree Juke-Box Jamboree Juke-Box Jamboree Juke-Box Jamboree World Concert Hall World Concert Hall Gal Paris Music Hall jGat Paris Music Hall "Dinner Newt Got A Date Proudly We Hall Proudly We Hail ""Look to the Sktea Sports Round-up Hawaiian Harmonies Eddy Howard Navy Band Echoes ofthe Gey 90't Lyn Murray Show Lyn Murray Show "News Pgg.v Lee Slnga Salute To Reservist Salute To Reservist "it's Time To Dance It's Time To Dance It's Time To Dance Between the Line "K WIN Carousel KWIN Carousel -KWIN Carousel Carousel f Newt " KWIN Carousel KWIN Carousel KWIN Carousel Carousel & Newt Weather Sign-Off Br IUZAKTH HURLOCK, PH.0. motivation to reform and would have the moral support of others like himself to help him carry through his resolution. Bad Example The example your husband Is setting the children Is almost as bad as the treatment he gives you. Boys and girls in the im pressionable years of childhood are seriously affected by living In a home where -the father be haves as your husband does. Then, too, the deprivations that come from his Inability to do a full-time Job are hard on children. They cannot get the food they need for proper growth, they do not have the clothing a growing child needs, and they are deprived of healthy recreations. His drinking Is ruin ing what might otherwise be a happy family life. Elisabeth Hurlock Is a consult ing psychologist. Write her In care of this newspaper for free advice. (Copyright 1052, General Features Corp.) Allied Infantrymen Beaten Back by Reds Seoul, Korea, U.R Allied In fantry rniders ran into stiff re sistance from entrenched North Koreans near the "Punchbowl" on the East-Centraf Front Thurs day and retreated under a bar rage of 650 mortar and artillery shells. The raiders moved out sup ported by rifle, machine gun, mortar and artllcry fire on an Important Communist hill po sition. They were forced back seven mliuitecs later by deadly blanket of enemy fire. riead lint Sunday Clai'lfled Is It 5 30 pm. for following ilsv: 10 m. Monday for Monday; noon ftaturday for Sunday a.m. Vacuum Cleaners SERVICE & REPAIR ALL MAKES Dust Bags, Filter tc. Phono) 2-4998 ffljf Friday. Juna I. 1953 Your Health and Its Care ly DR. WILLIAM (RADY, M O. Readers should odd rasa tasjalrloo toi William Irady, 2ot O Cooahio, tovoriy Hltls, CaL PHYSICAL EDUCATI The duty of a physical educa tion teacher ought to be first, to teach boys and girls about their own bodies and the func tions thereof, All of the func tlons. In the system I have been observ' ing, the schools I teacn tne struc I ture and func' I tion of the re- n.. ini. proauctive sys tern. Why stop nere7 The reproductive system is part of a whole. No mention Is made of the digestive, respira tory and circulative systems (though surely an athlete has need of such knowledge); thus graduates of Junior High Schools, unless they pick up the Information elsewhere, think of themselves as one great glitter ing reproductive system. Dr. John Goffln, editor of the Health Education Journal In this county, said in the April, 1952 Issue, ". , . the disconcerting fact is that . . , youngsters are still graduating frim High School with preventable health defects, a deplorable ignorance of their own bodies, atrocious habits of hygiene, and medieval attitudes about sex and family Rogue River Rogue River Mrs. Lloyd Smith, who was in the Josephine General hospital in Grants Pass with bronchial pneumonia was able to return home Thursday. Mrs. Harry Rose returned home Saturday driving the new Plymouth car which she went to Detroit to purchase. Mrs. Frank Deck motored to Astoria over the week end, tak ing Wanda Carter to her horn there. Wanda had been, staying the last three months with Mrs. Deck, after her parents moved to Astoria to live. Her parents are Mr. and Mrs. Murray. Mur ray la Mrs. Deck's son. Mrs. Esther Shock, past presi dent of the Rogue River Garden club, will leave soon to attend the state convention of Garden clubs. William Trotter left Wednes day for Los Angeles and will go on to 20 Palms to do some build ing for the Leonard Nuttalls, who were former residents here. Mayor and Mrs. Dengler are enjoying a visit from their daughter and son-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. George Fabricius and daughter, Georgia from Arizona. Mr. Fabricius taught school here many years ago. Before moving to Arizona they lived for years at Wrangell, Alaska. They are also visiting Mrs. Fabricius' sis ters, Mrs. Richard Scott and Mrs. Nat Hart and families. Mr. and Mrs. Don Brady and son Patrick arrived Thursday from Coos Bay and visited Mrs. Brady's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Richard Scott and other rela tives. Saturday evening, Mr. and Mrs. Brady and Patrick and Mr. and Mrs. Richard Scott were dinner guests of the James Whipples. Mrs. Phil Strahan went to Portland Friday for medical treatment. While there she will be the guest of a sister. Decoration day, Virgil "Bud" Shults with his mother, Mrs. Mae Shults, Mr. and Mrs. Earl Young and Mrs. A. E. Miller pic nicked at Hyatt lake.. Mr. and Mrs. Jim Odcn of Grant P a were overnight guest of Mrs. Odcn's mother and husband, Mr. and Mrs. Tom Wilson on May 30. Rogue River Garden club will meet Tuesday, June 17, at the country home of Mrs. Walter Shock. Ladies attending are to bring a sack lunch. A garden tour will be held in the fore noon. Live Oak Grange will meet In regular session June 12. The H.E.C. will meet June 19 at the hall with covered dish luncheon at noon. Mrs. Charles Moore arrived at the Wiley Carter ranch Mav 30 with her four children, Chris- j tine. Karen, Nicky, and Reed, to visit her mother, Mrs. Reed Car ter and others. Mr. Moore will come later. They are living at Crvswell where Moore has been teaching. Why Suffer Longer? Whan Other Fail COME TO US ACT NOW! Our Nature's HIRI remedies will hslo rov to tain rout toed health. Out remedies havo he autcossfal In aldlat tho ilek all orer the state I ores II tsiis. m v. t . nero jpeciansT Remedies for disorders, sinuses, heart, liver, stomach, osi and alters, ronstipatioa, alias, esthma, female complaints, kidney, bladder, blood, rheumatism, back and headaches. For Male, Female and Chlldro. BRANCH OFFICES Albany Salem Eugene Newport North Bend" CHINESE 24 OFFICI ON IN HIGH SCHOOL life. ..." He goes on to charge, "The sad fact is that too much of our health education Is on paper and celluloid. Too much of It is left tn nooriv trained and health- indifferent teachers." (Whllch totifhorc rlnea he mean? The Physical Education teacher , whose teaching time is aevoiea to the minority of the varsity squads? Go to your school and find out.) The Doctor continues, "Too many educational administrators have not yet acknowledged tne fact that health is or snoum ot h first nblective of education not the last." (Which adminis trators does Dr. Goffln mean? Those who direct their teachers to Broom and train a handful arlv-mnturino: athletes, at the expense of all the rest who are obviously more tn need 01 train ing?) Well, you will say, I'm not toarhpr nnr a politician, there'l nothing I can do about it. There is something you can do. Tax supported administrators can be forced to acknowledge meir iau iiva thrnueh vociferous and thorough-going examination and scrutiny by Parent-Teacher As sociations. Start a campaign for real health and Dhvsical educa tion in your school instead of the farce you probably have. I suggest you .respectfully request the head of your physical educa Hnn rionsrtment to Dreside at the first meeting. Tune In again next week and I'll offer a tew lecn niques for your battle. QUESTIONS ft ANSWERS Heart Strain T have what the doctor called haart strain. Onlv medicine he prescribed ..... nllrn.lvn,rln for emergency. Is there a heart tonic that will tend to strengthen tne nean muscier ia. r. w.i Answer Yes. You will (Ind instruc tions for using it on p. Jl of booklet C V D. for which send 23c and stamp ed, aelf-addressea envelope. Safe Travel Would It be reasonably safe for a woman five months along to matte a trip 1S00 miles by plane and a return trip In her 8th month? (Mrs. G. R.) Answer Yes. Yankee Stomsch I for one will always remember you. I wrote a year ago for your cure for heartburn. Tho discs you recommend ed gave Immediate relief and have never failed to do so . . . (Mrs. J. B. H.I Answer Instructions in pamphlet YANKEE STOMACH, for which send atamped, self-addressed envelope. National Newspaper Syndicate, Cniraro . Illinois MOO-O-OS and MUSINGS EDITORIAL CORRESPONDENCE San Francisco When we got to our hotel today we discovered that we had a Pullman porter with us and had left our wife at the depot. This struck us as being a very funny situation so we sent George out for a piece of watermelon and some hominy grits and we went to bed still chuck ling. Little Daisy Enjoy He 1th. Rt Comfort and HoapiUl.tr at th Buckhom Mineral Springs Sanitarium 1M Minora! and Mud t - Batht ar Excellent o r Rheumatism, Arthritis. Sciatica ind Neuritis. Carbon Oloxtde Vapor Baths 3ood for Asthma, trrema. Sinus. Hich and Low Blood Pressure. Your Health Is our bustnean. For Reservations or Information Addreaa: Rt. 1, Ashland, Ore. Or Phone Lone Distance Dr. Herman Wexler. Director ChiropracUc-Phyiician I . FONO Herb Specialist CHARLIE CHAN MEDICINE & HERB S. Riverside Medford CO. 12 NOON TO S P.M. OFIN SUNDAYS 0NIT Jet, Launch Crash; 15 Den Helder, The Netherlands (U.R) A Royal Dutch Air Force thunderjet plummeted into a British Royal Navy launch, ex ploding and sinking both craft and killing 15 men Thursday. Only one British crewman on the 102-foot mine sweeping BELLS TO ESKIMOS Louisville, Ky. (U.R) Here it a story of a man who laid re frigerators to the esklmoi. H. A. Faroe, owner of an Anchor age, Alaska supply company, sold six food freezers In 'an area where the temperatures drop to 60 degrees below zero. The freezers were used to store moose meat. CROSSWORD PUZZLE ACROSS 1 Knock 4 Fine rnnaltn or silk EarptUn snake IS Be mistaken IS Heathen 1 Hirpire 15 Aboundlne 17 Happening It Traded for eaah 10 widaeon Jl Mediterranean Island SS Raa-ed Path J7 Black-footed albatroaa (var.) SS Chinese sqQo SS Emmet 10 Produoe offspring 11 Resinous substance 12 Compass point 23 Animated Ceremony ' S Fundamental fact 87 Domeattcateo SS Burden 18 South Sea, island 40 Small glaeo bottle 41 Artlst'o paint holder s Ventilate 46 Lyric poem 4S Vaat aa 4S Dance step 10 Lavishes fondnesa open SI Change color of 115 4 5 i 17 I 14 lie In i? iT 7Z L ' 19 WT . , ci I 1" ZZZTWZ. i Ii Zil, mWL H9 hT "" "" " HZ H 55 45 " 7 """" "" " " ir " MMt kf tMW mm ft BARNEY OOOOIE and SNUFFY BUZ SAWYER AiXIPEWT.EHI ty -N.f TH' LOW-DOWN, SUT TflTTERSflLLYv. SHIP"I.ESS V JES' TRIED ) V SKONK ! TO BRIBE VORt Oll CALLED THI fWXIt xE MEETK CM ATIWN6LT BLOND! I ELMO. GET AWAY riOM THAT RAINT VOU MAKE ME NEC?VOUS HUTT and JEFF MUTT IS LIVINS WITH MS FAL ASAIN.' HE SWVet BASK BWEOY NOW AND THEN I THINK lU. K fMHV A VISIT l ABNER r MAMMV AN'PAPPV AH GOT SOME lVEvi" WE! !s"SI73 I EF VO" HAS ANN JOB VcORN- GOOD NEWS FO' VC- VORt OMiPfi.TirY POPUP i.f. AVAILABLE. AVAILABLE,) GRAD- ' S DCARCST WISH IS A-OONNA ifr I rv-ySsow rr.Y$v let me know. Xxxuy .." ll-ieso g.irn. , 'X'fZSi." afore: AH HAS ABNER.V -. l - i . Iggg-y ' ! XSNjS; TMRCC MOUTHS J AH KNEW 1 'jV yJ'rTXP a v Men Said Killed launch survived the accident. The pilot of the F-84 and 14 of the British sailors on the launch were killed. Two British sailors were pulled from the water by rescue craft, but one of the men died a short time later. The sur vivor is hospitalized here. The crash occurred during Al lied maneuvers in the Marsdiep Strait between the Dutch main- Good Bear Creek TOP SOIL HONS MIDFORD CONCRETI CONSTRUCTION CO. 2-it Anawor te Yeetorday'e Puazto AlRII PI CQALI IPIER 2 ig. 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