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TWO MEDFORD (OREGON) MAIL TRIBUNE Tuesday, June 10, 1932 RADIO PROGRAMS TUESDAY Programs listed below are received from the radio station and Iho Mall Tribuno aitumat ho moomibiliry except to mako auch changes aa art auooliad KVJC 1230 kc K.MED 1440 ke T:6(i-lSDace Cadet 4:19 Space Cadet 4:30 Big Jon St Sparkle 4:45 Mark Trail KW1N 1400 kc Doctor's Wife Vincent Lopez County Ext. Agent Singing Americana No Soap Muite No Soap -Mu lie No Soap Mut lo No Soa p Muaic 8:00 Sporta Parado 3:15 Elmer Davia 6:30 Drive-(n Quia 5:45-Men.ory Favorites 6:00 Silver Eagle :15 Silver Eagle 6:30 NewMtand Theatre 6:43 Newsstand Theatre 7:00 Hotel Ed'lson Orch. 7:15 Hotel Edtaon Orch. 7 :30 "On the Town" 7:45 "On the Town" 8:00 Town Meeting of Air One Man's Family 8:13 Town Meeting of Air Morgan Beatty Newa 8:30 Town Meeting of Air Cavalcade of America B:i3 Erwln D. Cannam Cavalcade of America Five O'clock Headlines Got A Date What'a Doing Tonight Three-Quarter Time Kiddle Hit Parade Sports Round-Up Elmer Peterson Rich. Graham St Newa Bill Stern' Music In The Air Pierce Commentary Muilc In The Air Flbher McGee & Molly Mualcal Mailbox F bhcr M cCee St Molly' M u a lea I Mail box What'a My Line Musical Mailbox What'a My Line Mualcal Mailbox Rob't. Montgomery Valley Newa Stan Kenton Concert Lean Back St Listen Concert Miniature Songi of France Dick Haymea Newi 8:00 ABC Late Newa 9:13 Dream Harbor 8:30 Amer. Med. Anin. 9 45 Amer. Med. As an 10 fob Report to the People 10:13 Remember 10:30 "Laura"' 10:45 "Laura" 11:00 Platter Party 11:15 Platter Party 11:30 Platter Party 1 1 :49 Pla tter Party Bob Hope Bob Hope Barry Craig Barry Craig Richfield Reporter Novatime Muaic You Want Muaic and Newi Melodlei That Endure Melodiei That Endure Biitmore Orch. Orchestra St Newi It'i Time To Dane Its Time To Dance It'a Time To Dance Between The Llnee KWIN Carousel K WIN Carousel KWIN Carousel Carousel at Newa "Sign-Off 1 12 oo Sign Off ' Sign Off RADIO PROGRAMS-WEDNESDAY fl:00 Farm Newi Monkey Shines 0:15 Martin Argonaky Monkey Shinca 30 Bob Garred" Country Music 6 :45 Concert. Sporta. Newi Barnes Newa 7:00 Breakfast Club Rural Party l.tne 1400 Corral " 7:15 Breakfast Club' Clock Watcher 1400 Coral 7:30 Breakfast Club Clock Watcher 1400 Coral 7:45 Breakfast Club Music At News News . 6:00 Victor H. Lindlahr Voices of 2-400 Ce'fUp it Go 8:15 Chet Huntley Voices of 2-400 Get Up & Go 8:30 Break the Bank ' Music of Manhattan Bible Instltute'fMBS) 8:45 Break the Bank Church In WIMwood Bible InatltutaVMBS) 0:00 The Jack Berch Show Friendship Clrclat News' B:I5 Big "Y" Relay Quit Friendship Clrcia Morning Devotions 9:30 "My True Story Neighbor Lady Chapel By Road 9:43 My True Story Mld-Mornlng Newi , Morning SpeciaJ ' 10:00 Whispering Streets Festival of Waltzes New at Parkview 10:15 Against the Storm Bob & Ray Music Box 10:30 Waltz Time Strike It Rich Music Box 10:45 Paul Harvey Strike It Rich Better Buya 11:00 Welcome Wagon News at Reviews Shop On Main St. 11 :1S Trading Post Dr. Crane Shop On Main St. 11:30 Lucky u Ranch Swap & Sell Musical Appetiser 11:45 Lucky V Ranch One Night Stand Musical Appetizer 12:00 Weather It Markets News & Weather News 12:13 Oregon Finance Newi Road ol Life No Soap -Muslo - 12:30- "Scramble Gamble" Pepper Young No Soap -Muslo 12:43 County Agent Bight to Happiness No Soap -Music 1 :00 Lone Journey "" Backstage WU No Soap - Music 1:15 When a Girl Marries Stella Dallas' No Soap -Music 1:30 Mary Marlln Young Wldder Brown NoSoap.Muslo 1 :48 Evelyn Winters Woman In My Home No Soap . Muslo 2:00 Qtr. Hr. with the Bible Just Plain Bill No Soap - Muilc 2:19 Strictly forth Ladles Front Page FarreU No Soap Musio 3 30 Strictly for the Ladies Life can be Beautiful Hank Thompson 2 43 Strictly for the Ladles Newa News 3 :0O Strictly for the Ladtea Welcome Travelers No Soap Muslo 8:13 Strictly for the Ladles Welcome Travelers No Soap Muilo 3:30 M. Margaret McBride Or. Paul No Soap Muslo 3:43 M. Margaret McBrtde m Dial Pnva Oarroway NoSoap Musle 4:00 Fun Factory Doctor's Wife NoSoap Musis 4:15 Fun Factory Vincent Lopes NoSoap Music 4:30 Big Jon it Sparkle Public Affairs NoSoap Music .4:45 Mark Trail Singing Americans NoSoap Music B OO Sporta Parads S o'clock Headlines Got A Date 8:15 Elmer Davis Richard Harkness Three-Quarter Tims 8:30 Drive-In Quit Kiddle Hit Parads Sporta Round-Up 1 8:48 Memory ravorltss Elmer Peterson Rich. Graham s News 8:00 The Lon Ranger """ Bill Stern Walter Houston 6:18 The Lone Ranger KMED Commentary Walter Houston 8:80 Mystery Theafrs Cisco Kid Musical Mailbox 8:43 Mystery Theatre Cisco Kid Musical Mailbox 7:00 The Top Guy H'wd. Theatre of Stars Orson Welles 7:18 The Top Guy H wd. Theatre of Stars Orson Welles 7:30 "Mr. Prsaldent" Rob't Montgomery Valley'News 7:48 "Mr. President" Meredith Wilson Lean Back it Listen 00 Crossfire One Man's Family Robert Montgomery 8:18 Crossfire Morgan Beatty News The Three Suns 8:30 "On ths Town" . Great Gllderslecvs Dick Haymea 8:43 "On the Town'1 Great Gtldcralceve News 1 9:00 Hank Weaver Newt ' Groucho Marx It's Time To Dane 9:13 Sheriff's Posse Groucho Marx It's Time To Dance 9:30 Sports Report' The Big story It s Time To Dane 9:43 Take to the Air The Big Story Between The Lines 10:00 Opera Album Richfield Reporter KWIN Carousel 10:18 Opera Album Heidelberg Harmonalrse KWIN Carousel 10:30 "Laura" . Muslo You Want KWIN Carousel 10:45 "Laura" Muslo at News Carousel & News 11:00 Platter Party 1 1 Melodies That Endure " Sign-Off 11:13 Platter Party Melodies That Endure 11:30 Platter Party vTex Williams 1 1 :4 Platter Party Lyman Orch. t Newa i2:00 Sign Off Sign-Off ABO 'NBC ' ' Your Health and Its Care r OR. WILLIAM BRADY, M O. Readers should address inquiries toi William IrseV, ati II Canine (overly Hills, Cat. IT MEMORY SERVES As We Live YOUNO WIFE CAN STILL SOFTEN HUSBAN'S HATE Is It possible for love to turn to hate? Sometimes love seems to change into hate but behind that hate is likely to be hurt pride and resentment. What can a married person do In such a condition is the question a young wife writes: (Q) "Just how should you treat a husband who acts as II he hates you? He has asked for a divorce which I have re fused but I told him I would give him a separation II he wanted It. I have read that a good marriage doesn't come from chance but from hard work and constant effort. I try talking with my husband but he only answers with grunt. Should I keep out of his way? Or should I act In dependent? Should I ask any favors or offer to help him? Do you think it Is too late now to do anything? (A) Never give up hope until you have tried everything with, in your power to save your mar riage. When a man asks tor divorce, It Is pretty late In le to mar i end' ing. But it can be done. So keep your chin up and keep on trying. Yeu will nev er accomplish your goal if you keep out of your husband's way. This will merely draw you fur ther apart. Try behaving as If all were well. And never let your feelings hurt Of course you should offer to help him whenever you can and you should ask him to help you. When two people are making yyS save a n Lr it I ria8e ,rom e I I ing. But It tr Dr. Hurlock Buy BUILDERS SUPPLY 1 QUALITY BLOCKS BRICKS - FLUES 727 W McAndrewl Phone 2-4107 ILIZABITH HURLOCK, PH.D. their home together, the home' making is a Joint responsibility that both should share. Being Independent to a certain degree is always wise. Modern men do not admire the clinging vine as much as their grand fathers did. But you do not want your Independence to go to the point where your husband will feel that he no longer has any responsibility for you. He as sumed this obligation when he married you and this he cannot be freed from, regardless of how he may feel about you. Nevertheless It is difficult to live with a person when there are constant evidences of hostil ity. No wife can be expected to stand such a strain indefinitely. If, after you have done every thing to make your husband feel as he formerly did about you and still find that he hates you, there is nothing left for you to do but to separate. Dr. Hurlock will help you . with family problems. Write her in care of this newspaper. (Copyright 19S2, General Features Corp.) Acapulco, Mexico's resort city on the Pacific ocean, was known SO years ago chiefly as a coal ing port for steamships and as the former Mexican harbor for Spanish galleons bringing treas ure from the Philippines. me weaver birds among me dcsi known of South Africa are true to their name. They weave nests from blades of grass and other vegetable fibers, us ing a fixed and often elaborate design. Freshly Ground FEEDS Art more palatable. Our Medford Made Feeds are really fresh MORTON MIllINQ CO. H West laeW Street !.ll I tfis The familiar expression "if memory serves me right" im plies considerable doubt as to the tniatwnrth- 1 n e s s of me mory! I have learned by bit ter experience not to trust mine. Absent-mindedness is for getfulness of a sort or, if you 1 ; I u - BrdT o c c u p a - 1 1 o n with weighty matters or serious thinking that one fails to pay attention to ordinary or trif ling things. The professor's absent-mindedness is genuine his mind is really occupied with problem or thought and one hes itates to intrude when circum stances do not demand it. Day-dreaming by the teen age youngster with nutritional defi ciency Is not so much preoccupa tion as it is wandering of the mind. It is not the youngster's fault, and kindly parents, teach ers or guardians should regard it simply a manifestation of nutri tional deficiency and endeavor to correct the deficiency. To take the first long step In this direc tion, all you have to do is send 25 boxtops ... I means 25c and a stamped, self-addressed enve lope to Ol' Doc Brady for the booklet The Seven Keys to Vite. Not all, moping or day-dreaming in the early 'teens is aimless wandering. Many an artist, au thor or mustclon has captured in a day-dream the germ or ghost of a theme or plot upon which to let his facile imagination play until it grew Into a fine painting, book or musical composition. . Besides absent-minded people and day-dreaming youngsters who suffer from mineral and vi tamin deficiencies, thanks to our ultra refined everyday diet, of I course there are a good many morons in America, many mil Hons in the total population. A moron is simply a feeble-minded person, not an idiot, nor an im becile, but an adult whose men tality or I.Q. (intelligence quo tient) is not higher than that of a normal 12-year-old child. Mor ons are generally good workers, at not too complicated jobs. kind, Indulgent parents, faithful friends, easy-going and good-na tured, and as upright, good-na tured, moral and law-abiding as iheir upbringing, instruction and environment makes them they are aa subject to precept and ex ample as children are, and as likely to be led astray. A moron is neither absent- minded nor pre-occupied. When attention wanes, which It does as quickly as a normal child's con centration on study, the moron simply reverts to vacancy. Mor ons make the most satisfactory studio audience at a radio or tel evision show they applaud, laugh, squeal or screech In strict compliance with the signals giv en by the announcer on the side. Being endowed with a mind that is vacant most of the time it is not so remarkable that a moron sometimes has an extraordinar ily good memory for trivia, min or occurrences or details that make no impression on a nor mal mind. April 3, I received 1600 letters from readers and to save my life I couldn't remem ber a thing in the 1600 letters. But one day in February I re ceived only seven letters and I remember precisely what two of them were about, although again I'd be out of luck if I had to name the writer of any of the 1607 letters. This brings us to the relation , of association with memory. You know "Oh, that reminds me" i the cure In your little pamphlet . . (Mrs. H. V. A.) ' Answer Thank you, Ma'am. The pamphlet Is available on written re quest, to any one who provides stamp ed, self-addressed envelope. TiUe of pamphlet la VARICOSE VEIN AND VARICOSE ULCER. Hade a Man of Him During my first pregnancy my hus band was too bashful even to accom--nanv me tn the doctor's for my exami nation and advice . . . Now with my second pregnancy he asks the doctor more questions than Z do and we study everything together and we are very happy about It. We are deeply grateful for your fine teachlnga and especially me precioua duokici . (Mrs. R. r.) Answer That's nretty rood. Flits hut still It la not auite the way I'd like to hear it I have a secret ambi tion which will probably never be sat isfied: To receive sucn a report rrom a member of the so-called stronger if Meanwhile. I sUDDoae. we must 'just continue dealing with the subject as tnougn It concemea only me so called weaker sex. For the booklet PREPARING FOR MATERNITY, send 25c and stamped self-addressed enve lope. National Newspaper Syndicate. MCO-R ETAOINTAOIN NU NU X Chicago , Illinois Phoenix Bible School Continues This Week Phoenix The daily vacation Bible School which has been in progress for the past week, will continue through this week un der direction of Miss Beverly- Wilson. Opening enrollment of 31 was later increased to over 70. , Each morning pictures on the life of Paul are shown,. These are repeated in the evening for all people of the community who desire to attend. So far, only a few people have attended. A great deal Is being missed by not attending these pictures, and it is hoped that a larger attend ance will be present during this week. PENICILLIN NOT FOR COWS ' Knoxville, Tenn (U.PJ Penicillin-treated cows have no place in the dairy industry according to several nationally - known cheese makers attending a Uni versity of Tennessee clinic. The dairymen concluded that anti biotics, especially penicillin, in hibit the growth of organisms used in developing cultured products. Dead line on Classified Ads: 3:30 p.m. for following day: 10 a.m. Mon day; noon Saturday for Sunday a.m. Dead line Sunday Classifieds Is st 3:30 p.m. for following day; 10 a.m. Monday for Monday; noon Saturday for Sunday a.m. MOO-O-OS and MUSINGS TRADE WE WILL TRADE TRUCKS OB TRUCK EQUIPMENT FOR REA1 ESTATE, TRACTORS, SHOVELS CATS. OB WHAT HAVE YOU. ULENQUIST MOTOR CO. ISIS N Riverside Phone I-S2SI Probation Violators Taken to Penitentiary Three probation violators from circuit court were taken to the state penitentiary Sunday to be gin serving their terms, accord- FURNITURE WANTED For Auction Buy Anything Used In Home, Including Tools or Guns Bring Cash In 20 Minute PHONE 3-2939 Buyer, Don Money Ing to sheriffs deputies. 1 They are Donald Earl Yule, 22, Shady Cove, recently impli cated in the stabbing of Carl Blair, Shady Cove; Wilford Lee Longan, 21, route 2, box 193, Central Point; and Robert Lee Smith, 33, 308 Chestnut ifa 3oth Longan and Smith was givcu a cur, o-j maximum. wnoiit) noon Saturdays. Use Mall Tribune Want Ads CROSSWORD PUZZLE Anm" ''""''' Was $10,000, Now $9,900 . . . This house woi sold at $1,000 reduction, but buyer was unable to raise down payment. Those who called about this house may get In touch with our office again and take ad vantage of this savings on a nice 3-bedroom home en Vi act of land. House I Insulated, hardwood floor, electric heat, fireplace, utility and car port. For further Information call 2-2356 - evening 3-3838. ACROSS 1 Beverage 4 Rear of ship 1 Pitchers IS Crony 13 Female ruff 1 Song-and dance preaentftUon II Spray 17 Canonised person IS ftoyal 18 General tendency ft Playing card 32 River In Wales U Trade for money tt Musical dramas !9 Born 10 Attlo SS Seasoned Southwestern Indian IS Tropical American tree IS Openwork fabric (pi.) 10 Electrified S article trokea 45 River In Germany 47 Misrepresent 4S Perfect 60 Payment of toll IS Auxiliary verb 53 Cyprlnold fish 14 Comb, form: threefold 15 Persona who cannot talk IMS Cry of crow 17 Bitter vetch PWg.Qe DlSgL AT E lK Bs PlE A g o v etelfga Rie 1 p i e E RS fAB 6 TMP I ES Wo Pm Rfme gsg PBlESSjl Cg 2HIwBt r i nieIs Age "l n a "Ffge MSB IsMolBl'IgtefflT ' 1 15 e I 17 18 I? IO ll i? ib fj- 15 v 2tT 27 2S ,i , i ci 31 3) 38 t4i 5l2aw W SO 51 T1 5-7" " jg" j W - DOWN 1 Separate, r J Anon 8 Encomium . 4 Seed coating . 6 Turkish bat 6 Seeiaw 7 Gaelic 8 -Draws away affections of one from a habit Apptr-jnt j. 10 Hasten t 11 Arrange 16 city official 20 Sanity 22 Hold back 24 Famous Confederate) general fB Conducted 27 Footlike part 28 Posed for portrait 20 Firearm SI Consumed 32 Fall back 24 Part of coat 37 Lyrical 39 Clayey atona 43 Winged 43 Striped be&at 44 Prophets - 46 Evils 47 Inflated 48 loctrlna 49 Celtltf: black 61 Room La harem Strange as it Seeas ' l- 1 1 111 S ' Vll 25 MILES hiXf Aw i7 -THE IS VISIBLE '9:53P'K C f0R DISTANCE OP "tWO SPECIES OF SWIFTS jgT jM IN INDIfV ARE M0ID FOR tSAsJf V BBEN ESTABLISHED UP TO 100 MILES AM ' a J W.itkriftMMrwpn.fe TPE TQJNKBSrl CLEANS ITS FOOD . before EWma BARNEY GOOGLE and SNUFFY SMITH EDITORIAL CORRESPONDENCE , (Enroute to Tolo) W stopped over In a quaint little town called Medford yesterday. Natives of all ' shapes 4nd sizes swarmed around the train trying to sell us their wares. We bought an Indian blanket from a native call ed "Grey Herb" after he ' had assured us that it was hand loomed from a home grown sheep. Little Daisy Ql'KRTlONfl ANSWERS unna boot for Hirer Doctor, my gratitude for lh direc tions for apply In the Unnas boot treatment for varicose ulced. After 13 yean of booties treatment Iforatve tne punt by the bent dortora 1 found njoy Health, Rest, Comfort and Hospitality at the Buckhorn Mineral Springs Sairitariam lot Mineral and Mud Baths are Excellent lor Rheumatism. Arthritis, Sciatica md Neuritis. Carbon 3toxtde Vapor Batha 3ood for Aathma, Sriema. Sinus. Hlah and Low Blood Pressure. Your Health is our business. Tot Reservations or Information Address: Rt. 1, Ashland, Ore, Or Phone Long Distance Dr. Hermen Wexler, Director Chiropractic-Physician BBS YOUR N IAN s)T K Al K R FN AZ K DKALKPt TODAY "rrnr i "'ySJi I AN' SINCE NOBODY CAST NO VOTES, "ffl IfiN' SUT TATTERSALL- Wf THANKvl WHAR-AS RIDDLES BARLOW ArTfgf SIkS 1 u22 , SUT TATTERSALL WUZ BOTH W ' WMZm O.nw k RM?ftui 1 MAY0RJ5V2-1 ,LL 00 MV RUNNIN-FER MAVOR OF HOOTIN1 ft cSS''A SSffiMk -A GDESTT0 HOLLER, IPSO FACTO, THARFORE, ) loSl T P . UVE W , . TO WIT, IT HflPPENT TO RAIN . ?,.E,.VPR 0PSfz5 TO IT ' ON VOTIN' DAV AN' X OTIN1 HOLLER jj pA ' BUZ SAWYER ' " i . 3 J 1ttWT W0RRy' "W5 I WT f I'LL REMEMBER, MRS. BAlLENTINg. DARN RIGHT YOUtLN I S. ' I MM' 'M J"" yjfH WHAT 1 SAW ON I V. BUT I'VE DECIDED TO KEEP WM. J KEEP ME! I'M. UK6 X JK VKUINS VOURHUSgANO THE PHONE... IF y - H GlUE, ANGEl... rVtBHN Hal X.JtOOPBYt. EVER YOU WANT V HARD TO TbRN SO St It ABNER ..and the '52 Kaistr hs a windshield that pops out in case of severe impact." YOUP KIASIIT KAISIRI'KAIIS BlALIA TODAY ' ?-SB.y-B-BUT, HAIN'T HE V TW'RULE AT TH'ORPHANAGE IS. 1 j PRAMKLW-THEV WERE A LI'L H Lu'Tu Wuio .ctttd I A LI'L OLD T'&K A BABY f AOU'RE. LEGAL.LV A fiABY UNTIL WORRIED ABOUTUl. ORPHAN CAMlprX?!?,! L 1, ,,, mrtpDr.r.-ABM HAMMV.'.' FOR AO V EARS StSv mSS- i k I wn.1' LA -iviNva.- I AND HE OUST MAIN T GOT Lf OW VO'" rWAKlwrc: trna r"j MONDII ?V If '(?) THE RAPES cjl1 f 'R0Rou FOR r- WHAf SVthECaS T" ApP?ECIATE aEVERj L 5S0 k $J ALL THE WAY 0v BEING SO JZ IT ? Zfek X?ZTJ7, ft HLJSBANDS y- Lt w , S -MUTT ind JEFF " " ' - I . YOU MEAN 1 CeBTAINLY, VI V IN LIFE VOU CAM t)h" I p I II -J (NOBOTLUTi I'M GONNA WHBOOHS SURE OP TWO THINGS-) f-1 T Ti OH , WELL, ONE THlMG MOTTwMywoWeiT' we die too tio DfiATH and IgL (V'"; S sure- about death- SOMEWYPER'y TAXES rT WJ IT WON'T SET WORSE w . .j:.. 1 ; Eay T'e
