TWO 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
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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
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'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
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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'
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MID MDlfNS DECLARED
1 TO SWPiPTHe settlers'
CHOICE Doers TOR
PRIME
BARNEY GOOGIC and SNUFFY SMITH
ST LOOKY L6ETL6
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g VORE DADDY GRINNIM" LIKE
IS A CHESSY C0T--I BET A HOSS J
IV HE'S TH' NEW MAYOR OF
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TH' JEDSE SAID SINCE ME AN1 SUT BOTH
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DAYTIME MAYOR (Wt-HAW-HAVt" J
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NIGHT
MAYOR!!
PORE SUTU THAR ) OHOHS!
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how uTT.E y t,gV-S r4mj s to sowe place f&mek pecioed they dipnt want aky oil , t ifwo kilunss.one
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MY WILL AHO SOME OTHER
VERY VALUABLE THINGS
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