Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, June 12, 1952, Image 17

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Newspaper Page TextTWO MEDFOHD (OREGON) MAIL TRIBUNE Thursday. Jun 12, 1952 RADIO PROGRAMS--TH U RSDAY Prog rims listed balow art received from the radio rationi and tha Mail Trlbuna aiiumta no Mtpontibility octpl to mako auch changes at ara auppliad KYJC 1230 He KMED 1440 ko KWIN 1400 ke 00 Space Cadet 15 Space Cadet- 30 Big Jon & Sparkle ;4a Marx Trau- Doctor a Wife Vincent Lopez Serenade In Blue Singing Americana r00 Sporta Parade IS Elmer Davit" 30 Drive-in Quit ,45 Lullaby Time :00 Silver Eagle :15 silver cagie 30 Def ente Attorney :45 Defense Attorney :00 Amateur Hour :15 Amateur Hour .in A.tour- Unlit 451 Covered the Story Weeks & Orr Newa Richard Harkneai Kiddle Hit Parade Elmer Peterson BilTStern KMED Commentary Holland Calling mayor r tynn No Soap Music No Soap Music No Soap Muslo No Soa p Music Cot A Date Three Quarter Time Sports Round-Up Rich. Graham & News Lanny Robs Lanny Ross Musical Mailbox Musical Mailbox Your Hit Parade Your Hit Parade Montgomery & Traffic Could This Be You a .nn fata Tilnnhiil1 8:15 Cafe Istanbul 8:30 "On the Town" 8 :45 "On the Town" "1)700 Rogue Valley Ballroom 9:15 Rogue Valley Ballroom a.in Rnnrti Rennrt 9:45 Les Brown Show One Man's Family News of the World Box 13 Box 13 Musical Mo 11 box Musical Mailbox Valley News Lean Back & Listen Concert Miniature 8.O.C. Program Dick Haymes News Dragnet Dragnet Mr. Keene Mr. Keene :00 rlOl Ranch Boys :15 101 Ranch Boys :3o Laura :45 "Laura" Richfield Reporter Nnvntimw Trio Heidelberg Harmonaire Music & News :00 Platter Party :in flatter rariy :30 Platter Party :45 Platter Party ::00 Sign Off Melodies That Endure Melodies That Endure Hotel Orch. Orch. Sc News It's Time To Dance It's Time To Dance It's Time To Dance Between The Lines KWIN Carousel KWIN Carousel KWIN Caroline! Carousel it News Sign-Off Sign -Off RADIO PROGRAMS FRIDAY fl:00 Farm News Monkey Shines 6:15 Martin Agronsky Monkey Shines 6:30 Bob Garred Country Music Time 6:49 Concert. Sports, News News 7:00 Breakfast Club 7:13 Breakfast Club 7:30 Breakfast Club 7:45 Breakfast Club "8:00 Victor H. Llhdlahr 8:15 Chet Huntley 8:30 Break the Bank 8:45 Break the Bank Rural Party Line Clock Watcher Clock Watcher Music & News 9:00 Jack Berch Show 8:15 Big "Y" Relay Qui 8:30 My True Story 9:48 My True Story 10:00 Whispering Streets 10:19 Against the Storm 10:30 Walts Time 10:45 Paul Harvey Voices Of 2-4000 Voices Of 2-4000 Music of Manhattan Church In Wlldwood Friendship Circle Friendship Circle Neighbor Lady Mid-Morning News Festival of Waltzes Bob & Ray Strike It Rich Strike It Rich 1400 Coral 1400 Coral' 1400 Coral FlshinTlps & Newa Get Up & Go Get Up & Go Bible Institute fMBS) Bible Institute (MBS) News Morning Devotion Chapel By Road Morning special News Ac Reviews Dr. Cranj. Psychologist Swap & Sell One Night Stand 1 1 :00 Welcome Wagon 11:19 Trading Post 11:30 Lucky U Ranch 1 1 :4S Lucky U Ranch 12:00 Weather t Markets News It Weather lauo uregon f inance new) Road of Life 12:30 "Scramble Gamble" Pepper Voung 12:45 Your County Agent Right to Happiness "l:00 Lone Journey Backstage Wife. 1:15 When a Girl Marries Stella Dallas 1:30 Mary Marlln Youne Wldd.r Rmw. -Evelyn Winters Womon In Mv House New At Parkview Music Box Music Box Hymns of the World Shoo On Main RtrMt Shop On Main Street musical Appetiser Musical Appetizer News No Soap-t-Muslo No Soap Musle No Soap Muslo 1:45- 3:00 Stewart Craig Just Plain Biff- No Soap Muslo No Soap Muslo No Soap Music No Soap Music S.tr c! y i 'rant Page Farre.ll 2:30 Strictly for the Utiles Life Can Be Beautiful 2:45 Strictly for the Ladlea News 3:00 Strictly for the Ladles Welcome Travelers S lis Strictly for the Ladles Welcome Travelers . 3:30 Mary Margaret McBrldiDr. Paul 3:49 Mary Margaret McBrldc Dial Dai nrr... Im V t S Doctor's Wife' .'I- . 5,L,u,iv Vincent Lnnx Farm Program glnglng American! J O'clock Headllnea H. V. Kaltenborn Kiddle Hit Parade Elmer Peterson Sports Roundup No Soap Music No Soap Muslo No Soap Muslo news 4:30 Big Jon & Sparkle i.vij cnmrK ITS II 8 :00 Sports Parade 8:19 Elmer Davis 8:30 Drive. In Quiz t.5:3 Memory ravorltee 6:00 Fights 6:15 Fights 6:30 FlghH 6:49 Fights 7:00 Richard Diamond ' No Soap Music No Soap Music No Soap Music no noap music No Soap Music No Soap Music No Soap Music No Soap Music Got A Date Three Quarter Time Snorts Round-Up Rich. Graham & News KMED Commentary Cisco Kid Cisco Kjd Assembly of God Assembly of God Musical Mailbox Musical Mailbox 7:1(1 Rlfhftrrf rti. ....... 7) This Is your FBI 1 7:45 This Is your FBI 8:00 Ozile at Harief ;" JMie ec Harlet1 Mar oLania Musical Mailbox Mario Lama Musical Mailbox Montgomery tic Safety Valley Newa MrnllyjUbum Lean Back ac Listen S"? M"'!jr"nU... Robert Montgomery :30-Mr7biT.riV. a.'. . The Three Suns 8:43Mr. DUMetA torn.J ! i??!! Dick .ym.. .9:00 ABC Late News Boh j. lo:00 Proudly We Hall Halls of Ivy News It's Time To Dance It's Time To Dance It's Time To Dance Between The Lines 10:15 Proudly We Hall jv.ju iaura 10:49 "Laura" 11:00 Platter Party 11:19 Platter Party 4 . iu t-iatter certy 1 :9 Platter Party 1J:00 Sign Off Richfield Reoorter KWIN Cerousel Heidelberg Harmonalrea KWIN Carousel Music You Want KWIN Carousel Music end News Carousel cV News fere's Jamison nere a Jamison Here's Jamison nere's Jamison & News llgn-Off "SIIrMHC ABC NBC States Increasingly Turn To Interstate Compacts PMnafln II Dl fi.i . .. . . Chlcafln flip) stat.. B turning increasingly to interstate compacts to help each other In coping with mutual problems, It J reported In 1952-33 "Book of the States." The book Is published by the Council of Stato Governments. It eays the heightened activity In the compact field has been fea tured during a two-year period by a compact for the supervision of parolees and probationers. It was the first interstate compact to be ratified by all 48 state. Important for the future, the article said, Is the trend toward compacts to establish Joint edu cational or Institutional services among the states. The first program linking states in a Joint educational ven ture was that of the southern re gional group in 1948. Fourteen states extending from Maryland south and west to Texas are members of the compact. Facilities Shared Under the southern compact, facilities for medical, dental, veterinary and social work edu cation have been made available to students of all member states. Thus, students may cross slate lines for training not available in their own states without pay ing out-of-state fees. A similar plan proposed among II western states togeth er with Alaska and Hawaii be came effective in 1951 for five of them with the ratification of the compact by Colorado, Mon tana, New Mexico, Oregon and Utah. The article said civil defense compacts also are on the in crease. Ratified by 10 Slales A compact providing for mu tual aid among the signers In case of attack has been ratified by 10 states In the northwest. The compact provides for mu tual aid and for the duties, right, Immunities andpriveleges of the civil defense forces of an aiding state when answering a request for help from another state. It also provides for any liability that may occur and establishes a basic principle as to costs. In California 4oT rnllllon ncics of land are federally owned. Tele-fun by Warren Goodrich -trr--r- I? , 'Call arandnnis at hi. l,,k but glv htm time to answer. He'll b right In the mlddla of soma fish story.". . . You'll complete more calls if you give the other person time to answer at least a minute ... Pacific Telephone. I Fsiher'i Dy June IS, 1952 Your Health and Its Care By OR. WILLIAM (RAM, M.D. Readers should address inquiries lai William lradr, 26S II Csmine, Beverly Hills, CsL OH, YES, THAT REMINDS ME) feV tlJt Dr. Brady My brother Andy and I, like many other youngsters, followed the hobbv of collecting birds' "WPS eggs when we were kids. This now seems nearly as cruel as "hunting" deer, rabbits or pheasants for the pleasure of killing. But I do . not recall that ours or other good par ents ever tried to discourage the robbing of bird nests. I usually did the climbing aft er Andy had found the nests. One spring the robins nested In a tree in the garden. Robins' eggs, for some reason I have for gotten, were exempt, but I climbed the tree to see how many eggs were in the nest. I held one out to show Andy and accidentally let It fall and break, Thereafter all summer long every time I poked my head out the door the robins swooped down at me in the most terrify ing fashion. To this day every time I see a robin I am conscious of a little pang of remorse, min gled with admiration for the courage of the harbinger of spring. Perhaps I am getting mushy, for I ho longer care to do any fishing, although I get as much pleasure as ever from going through the motions except the killing. The desire to kill fish was knocked out of me for good when I witnessed a tragedy on the Columbia river. A salmon climbing the fish ladder on the way up river to spawn over Jumped and landed on the plat form, where some youths wait ing for Just such an opportunity, clubbed the fish to death and hurriedly carried it away. Up to that time I had never thought much about it, but having mar velled at the mystery of life as I did there beside the fish ladders, I vowed I'd never again kill or maim for sport or pastime. "That reminds me" a famil iar expression, isn't it? It is by the association of ideas that we remember nearly If not every thing we remember, although the association may not be clear or it may even seem absurd. Niagara Falls Impressed me little U any more thn the spill of water over the millpond dam in Canan daigua outlet near Shapinville. The Grand Canyon well, it is there, all right, for I have seen it, although I found nothing about it to remember. At , but I catch my breath at the recollec tion of the Valley of a Thousand Hills up country back of Durban, South Africa, in February (mid summer south of the Equator). Niagara Falls is associated with tragedy; the Grand Canyon with wrath; the Valley of a Thousand Hills with beauty, peace and majesty. It is a moot question whether the association 'of pleasant or un pleasant ideas is the greater aid to memory. Psychologists say people tend to forget things that have unpleasant associations and remember even minor Incidents or experiences that had pleasant associations. I don't know about that, in fact I doubt it, but then, I'm not a psychologist. Tell me what you think about it, in less than two or three thousand words. QUESTIONS etc ANSWERS Migraine I am 32 and have suffered since Tony was a pup (you see, I knew Tony, tool) with those awful migraine attacks . '. . IMrs. F. B. ) Answer Send stamped, self-addressed envelope for pamphlet WHY HAVE HEADACHE? A Cigar for the Coronary Subject Is H at all permissible for one with coronary trouble to smoke cigar, pipe or clgnret . . .? (Mrs. C. T.) Answer Some good physicians per mit a limited Indulgence. There is no set rule. You may learn something to your advantage by reading the book let C V D. about heart and artery trou bles. For a copy send 23c and stamped, self-addressed envelope. Dlscofer Wheat We have purchased a grinder and a bu&hct of wheat and are enjoying wonderful biscuits, muffins, maca roons, etc., as suggested in your pamphlet. Notice decided Improve- MOO-O-OS and MUSINGS We were doing some research the other day on the expression " a dia mond big enough to choke a horse. .We took Sam Gilbert and one of his diamonds out to the Sheriff's Posse stables and picked out a likely horse for the ex periment. H"he horse got one look at Sam and started to sob so we gave the whole thing up in disgust. Little Daisy RogueValley MEDFORD, ORE. as, 11 w If A "HECK! I DIDN'T KNOW THE MADE IRONING BOARDS oum smif ' The San Andreas fault ex tends for more than 600 miles from Point Arena to the Im perial Valley. mcnt In digestion and want to thank you for tell in a ui about It. iMri. K. L.. Anrwer The pamphlet WHEAT TO eat teiif wny ana now to use plain wheat in the everyday diet. For copy vend itamped, self 'addressed envel ope. It would be interesting to learn just how much a bushel of plain wheat, or a peck or a pound cost to day and where you bought It. Now please excuse me while I blow i gas ket I Just discovered a typographical error in the pamphlet the recipe for wheat gems Is printed as tor wheat "germs.. Blast it I USE T-4-L FOR ATHLETE'S FOOT BECAUSE It peels off the outer skin and expos es burled fungi to kill it on contact. It not pleased IN ONE HOUR with In-stant-drying T-4-L, your 40c back at any drug store. Today at Mack's Drug Store. Adv. West Point Exams Slated July 14th Vancouver, Wash. (U.R) Ex aminations for appointment to the United States Military acad emy at West Point, N.Y., will be held at Vancouver barracks here on July 14, the Department of the Army has announced. All eligible enlisted personnel in the Army and Air Force have been urged to apply, the an nouncement said, including reg ular and reserve components. WINDOW SHADES MADi TO ORDER BARNARD'S 317 L Main Phone 2-5487 CROSSWORD PUZZLE v.rt.rd.y. Pua ACROSS 1 Fat of ewlne 6Imttate S Fewer 1J Dyeing;, machine operator It I.lKht brown 1 WHd bullalo of India 15 Trick 16 A bursting forth 18 Caravansary 80 Period of time 31 Female sheep 22 Slothfulnesa 25 Before 27 Parcel of land It Noted electrician tj Metal bolts t Trough at roof edge 25 Lance' SS Vehicle 27 Fruit drink Si Restoration 41 Spread for drying 44 Macaw 45 Fiber plant 48 Beginners 61 Book by Zola B2 Girl's name 63 Man's name 64 Noises 65 Garden Implement It Encountered 67 Narrow, thin board DOWN 1 Toung boya -Chlllsand fever E Sg5 IMIAISIHI ImTaTm 1 n aiuTa i nrtv" e I MPO g TfAWT 15tAtV A e BtTeIstisI g JTfjR EETi wa rip IEJE a pjeir s AM Rg P B2E n fOl" E IE i. I WM. L IE c v Niicigg aIsieipi SiA t i nte SIpioIsieI aso p gjgM tolftlTlsl piairi IsIaIsIpI rIeeIkI ? 7J Zi U - h9 gp - , Mtr. to CautTat Mm inuM, bx. 8 Temporary relief 4 Fear 6 Consumed 6 Father or mother 7 Pass Into use 8 Latvian monetary unit 9 Ons of the Great Lakes 10 Winter precipitation 11 Rational 17 Gross on which cattle feed (pi.) 19 Abuse 25 Greek dawn goddess 24 Place 25 Bitter vetch 2fi Tear 28 Sail fastened on a stay 80 Conducted 81 Kxlfit 33 Organ of hearing Sl Gypsy-v 111 ags 36 Vulgar 39 Choice part 40 Skin of orange (pi.) 41 Former Russian ruler 42 .Sicilian volcano 4.1 Moist 46 Girl's narao .47 Final 49 Female ruff 50 Occupied chair Applications must be submit ted by June 20, and may be sent in through local regular or re serve unit commanders. Forms are available at regular and re serve headquarters throughout the Oregon military district. Ap proved applicants will be given a "designating" examination. "040,50,60?" Man, You're Crazy Forget your agel Thousands are peppy at 70. Try "pepping up" with Ostrex. Con tains tonic for weak, rundown feeling due solely to body's lack of iron which many men and women call "old."' Try Ostrex Tonic Tablets for pep, younger feeling, this very dsy. 50f introductory sise 43. At all drug stores everywhere In Medford, a Western Thrift stores Additional details, and lnforl mation regarding eligibility, are available at any regular or re-l serve headquarters. An entirely self-contained dry shaver which works without el ectricity has been developed af. ter more than 20 years of re search by a British firm. FALSE TEETH That Loosen Need Not Embarrass Many wearers of false teeth have suffered real embarrassment, because their plate dropped, slipped or wob bled at just the wrong time. Do not live in fear of this happening to you. Just sprinkle a little FASTEETH, th. alkaline (non-acid) powder, on your plates. Holds false teeth more firmly, so thev feel more comfortable. Does not sour. Checks "plate odor" (den ture breath). Get FASTEETH at any flrug store. auv. VSlK N C0N6SKS- 'mK S5M0M, I Wik '- A J8E?l4 '0VER I IrrSre FOOD FROM SPRINS jxtrs aji.-w s w r i "ife ANNUM- FiJI? BMZ1ERINS NDTfDlNG OF roes... First rteu over' -flte WIRING COLONISTS MID MDlfNS DECLARED 1 TO SWPiPTHe settlers' CHOICE Doers TOR PRIME BARNEY GOOGIC and SNUFFY SMITH ST LOOKY L6ETL6 mW EBENEEZER YONDER COMES 1 g VORE DADDY GRINNIM" LIKE IS A CHESSY C0T--I BET A HOSS J IV HE'S TH' NEW MAYOR OF HOOTIN' HOLLER TH' JEDSE SAID SINCE ME AN1 SUT BOTH GOT NO VOTES EACH, IT (MUZ A TIE AN' ., (WE WUZ BOTH MAYORSI'M TH' ...a!.'! J DAYTIME MAYOR (Wt-HAW-HAVt" J CI IT'C TUi nnwm s NIGHT MAYOR!! PORE SUTU THAR ) OHOHS! HAIN'T NOTHIM' J I IWUZ BUZ SAWYER tW!.?'Vl ' T Y0U ' N9 PJM HSV' CHlEF' CIEAREP UP THAT UTAH 0H...NOT MUCH.THf USUAL ??'. U- MR. WW6WTU. 0ILWEII.TR0U816. SBeMSTVEOWNEM A ROUTINE. 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