TWELVE MEDFORD (OHEGOH) MAIL TRIBUNE
Friday, Junt 13. 1952
RADIO PROGRAMS FRIDAY
Prog rami t.trfd below ara racaivad from tha radio stations and tha Mall
Tribune aisumai no responsibility wcapt to mako such changes at ara supplied
KYJC 1330 kc
KMED 1440 ki
KWIN 1400 kc
00 Fun Factory
15 Fun Factory
30 Big Jo St Sparkle .
4 AiarK Trail
00 Sports Parade
15 ElinerDavii" '
30 Drive-in Quiz
:43 Memory Favorite
00 Fightfl'
IS Fights
30 Fights-
45 Fights"
Doctor' Wife
Vincent Lopez
Farm Prosram
Singing Americans
Week & Orr News
H. V. Kaltenborn
Kiddie Hit Parada
Elmer Peterson
Bill Stern Sports'
KMED Commentary
Cisco Kid
Cisco Kid
No Soap Music
No Soap Music
No Soap Music
no soap MUSIC
Got A Date
Three Quarter Time
Sports Round-Up
Bi ch . G. ra ha m & Nevvg
Assembly of Cod
Assembly of God
Musical Mailbox
Musical Mailbox
00 Richard Diamond
15 Richard Diamond
30 This is Your FBI
45 This Is Your FBI
Mario Lanza Musical Mailhox
Mario Lanza Musical Mailbox
MnntDnni(.rv Jtt flafntvVallev NcWI
Family Album Lean Back & AtUstan
00 Ozzie St Harriet
:13 Ozzie & Harriet
:30 Mr. District Attorney
45 Mr. District Attorney
);00 ABC Late News
);I5 Starllte Roof
1:30 Spurts Report
LL4 5-rF'ying Time
):00 Proudly We Hall
):1S Proudly We Hall
):30 "Laura"
) :45 "Laura"
One Man's Family
News of the World
Who Goes There?
Who Goes There?
Bob St Ray
Bob St Ray
Halls of Ivy
Halls ol Ivy
Robert Montgomery
The Three buna
Dick Haymes
News
It's Time To Dance
It's Time To Dance
It's Time To Dance
Between the Lines
:00 Platter Party
15 Platter Party
30 Platter Party
45 Platter Party
11
11
11
11
12:00 Sign Off
Richfield Reporter KWIN Carousel
Heidelberg Harmonalret KWIN Carouset
Music You Want KWIN Carousel
Music You Want Carousel & News
Here's Jamison Sign-Off
Here's Jamison
Here's Jamison
Here's Jamison 8t News
Sign-Off
RADIO PROGRAMS SATURDAY
6;00 Farm News
6:15 Martin Agronsky
0:30 Bob Garred
6:45 Slewart Craig
Vod No School Today
7:15 No School Today
7:30 No School Today
7 : 45 No jSchool Today
"8:00 Jump. Jump
8:15 Saturday Circua
8:30 Space Patrol
8:45 Space Patrol
Navy Band
Heres to Veteran
Marine Show
News
Sunrise Serenade
Saturday Special No. 1
Music of Manhattan
Music & News
Howdy Doody
Howdy Doody
Howdy Doody
Howdy Doody
1400 Coral
1400 Coral
1400 Coral
News
9:00 Cowboy Troubador
0:15 Cowboy Troubador
0:30 Cowboy Troubador
0:45 Cowboy Troubador
10:00 GuestTstar
10:15 Trading Post
10:30 Flag Day
10:45 -Flag Day"
11:00 Pan-American Union
11:15 Pan American Union
11:30 Mountaineers
11:45 Mountaineers
12:00 ABC Late News
12:15 Finnegan's Box Score
12:30 Intnll. Jazz Club
145 IntntL Jazz Club
1:00 Roseland Ballroom
1:15 Roseland Ballroom
J:30 At Home With Music
1 :45 Saturday Nlte Date
2:00 1230 Club
2:151230 Club
2:301230 Club
2:451230 Club
3:00 1230'Club
3:15 News
3:301230 Club
3:451230 Club
4:001230 Club
4:15 Dr Pepper Show
4:30 Christian Science Ch.
4:45 Look to the Skies
5:00 Finnegan's Sports
5:15 Veterans Admin. Show
5:30 Bob Garred
3 :45 Stewart Craig
6 :6b Genera lEisenhower
6:15 General Elsenhower
6:30 Camp White Show
6:45 Cam pW h J te Show
7:00 The Lone Ranger
7:15The Lone Ranger
7:30 Buck & Sunny's Corral
7:45 -Buck &Siinny Corral
8:00 Cheney Studs Baseball
8:15 Cheney Studs Baseball
8:30 Cheney Studs Baseball
H :45 Cheney aiuns Base Da ii
""n:00 Cheney Studs Baseball
0:15 Cheney Studs Baseball
0:30 Cheney Studs Baseball
9:48 CheneyStuds Baseball
To-ob--Cheney Studs Baseball
10:15 Rogue Volley Ballroom
10:30 Rogue Valley Ballroom
10:45 Platter Party
flTdb-rPlatter Party
11:15 Platter Party
11:30 Platter Party
11 :45 Platter Party
12:00 Sign Off
Friendship Circle
Friendship Circle
Sat. Spec. No. 2
M id-Morning New
Mary Lee Taylor
Mary Lee Taylor"
Farm St Home Hour
Farm St Home Hour
Down Homers
Down Homers
Garden of Eden
One Night Stand
News St Weather
Saturday Special No 1
Pastor's Call
Social Security
Musfcana
Musicana
Belmont Stakes
Belmont Stakes
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 Orleans
News
What Are You Doing
Tex Beneke
KMED Commentary
Vaughn Monroe
Vaughn Monroe
Grand Ole Opry
Grand Ole Opry
Eddie Arnold
Eddie Arnold
Round-Up Time
Round-UpJTlme
Ralph Edwards Time
Ralph Edwards Time
Lower Basin S treat
Lower Basin Street
Judy Canova
Judy Canova
Palladium Orch."
Palladium Orch.
Ten O'clock Ticker
Look To The SKIM
Medford On Guard
Medford On Guard
Proudly We Hail
Proudly We Hail
Melodies That Endure
Melodies St News
Sigh Off
Get Up St Go
Get Up St Co
Haven of Rest(MBS)
Havenof Rest(MBS
News
Morning Special
Parade of Bands
Parade of Bands
"Music For Saturday
Music For Saturday
Guest Star
Serenade in Blue
"Ray Bloch Presents
Ray Bloch Presents
Musical Appetizer
MusicaLAppelizer
News
Western Jamboree
Western Jamboree
Western Jamboree
"Western Jnmboree
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
Gai Paris Music Hall
Gal Paris Music Hall
Dinner News
Got A Date
Proudly We Hall
Proudly We Hall
"i.ook to the Skies
Sports Round-up
Hawaiian Harmonies
Eddy Howard
"Navy Band
Echoes of the Gay 90's
Lvn Murray Show
Lyn Murray Sho'v
News
Peggy Lee Singi
Salute To Reser 'lats
Salute To Reser 'ists
"it's Time To Dai ce
It's Time To Da ice
It's Time To Do .ice
Between the L'.nes
"KWIN Carour.
KWIN Caroiuel
KWIN Carctsel
Carousel c News
KWIN Carousel
KWIN Carousel
KWIN Carousel
Carousel & News
"Sigh-Off
ABC
NBC
The Grange
Butt Falli Grang
Butte Falls Grange will have
special meeting Monday, June
16, at 8 p. m. with Upper Rogue
Grange bringing the lecture hour
program. All ladies are asked to
bring sandwiches.
HEC met at the home of Mrs.
Everett Moore June 11 with
double dessert luncheon at 1 p.
m. The relief committee reported
several boxes of clothes ready
for overseas relief. Next meet
ing will be at the home of Mrs.
Lois Remsen on July 9.
Regular Grange meeting was
held June 2 wit'i Past Master
Earl Remsen presiding. HEC had
charge of the program commem
orating the chapter's birthday
anniversary, with tableaux and
history of the Grange. Brief
readings honored Fathers day.
Mrs. Ed Curtis was reported
ill.
It was decided to have a spec
la) meeting on June 18 for the
traveling lecturer hour to be
presented by Upper Rogue
Grange.
Refreshment hour honored
birthdays occurring in the last
quarter.
HELP WANTED
Fltchburg, Mass. (U.R)
When firemen questioned a guilty-looking
four-year-old lad at
the scene of a false alarm he ex
plained why he pulled the lever
in the fire box: "The other boy
was beating me up and I wanted
you to come and help me." The
agKressor had fled.
Sentence of Death
Ordered for Soldier
Nuernberg, Germany (U.R)
A United States Army court
has sentenced Richard A. Hagcl
berger, 19, of Chula Vista, Calif.,
to death for the robbery and
murder of two German civilians.
The youth accepted the sen
tence calmly and immediately
was led to an adoining room by
two military policemen.
A companion, Pvt. John Vig
neault, 19, of Goffs Falls, N. H.,
also was sentenced to death for
the same crime by an earlier
court martial.
Unless the sentence is com
muted the two soldiers will be
transferred to the United States
to be executed.
FAMILY AIR-MINDED
Union Lake, Mich. (U.R)
Mrs. Margaret Tcrreault, moth
er of eight children, has four
sons in the Air Force. Two oth
er sons. Arthur, 15, and Edwin
13, are waiting to become of
age so they can enlist.
Eighty-three percent of U.S.
wounded in Korea have return
ed to duty.
Enjoy Health. R.st. Comfort
and Hospitality at tha
Buckhorn Mineral
Springs Sanitarium
lot Minaral and Mud
Datha are Excellent
' r Rheumatism,
Arthritis, S-Utlra
tnd NeurlUa. Carbon
3loxtde Vapor Batha
Sood (or Aathma,
tcr.ma. Slnua. Hlah
and Low Blood Pressure.
Your Health Is our huslneaa.
For Reservations or Information
Address: Rt. 1, Ashland. Ore).
Or Phona Lone; Distance
Or, Herman Wexler. Director
Chiropractic-Physician
Why Suffer Longer?
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t'ln rour sost health. Our remedies have beets
successful lis aidini rh. sick all the Hare fat
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S. I. fONO
Herb Specialist
Your Health and Its Care
By DR. WILLIAM SHADY, M O.
Readers should address inquiries tat William Iradr,
265 II CemirMs. Br.rl Hills, CaL
FAMILY DOCTOR IN THE TWENTIETH CENTURY
Dt. Brady
For fourteen years before 1
began quacking it in the public
prints I tried with all my heart
and soul to be
a bona fide
family doctor,
the like of
which I'm
afraid there
are not many
left. For the
first ten years
well, when I
recall what my
family had to
endure In those
ten years, from the very people
I tried so hard to serve, I can't
help feeling bitter about it and
you may have noticed this be
tween the lines of this column.
Dr. Oliver Wendell Holmes's
Autocrat and Professor sketches,
originally published serially in
New England magazines sug
gested that I might possibly sup
plement my income by writing
for the magazines and so con
tinue my career as a family doc
tor for the love of it. I have been
grateful to the doctor-p o e t-
philosopher ever since. Had it
not been for the inspiration I
got from these two little vol
umes (mine are the Everyman s
Library editions, 35c each, re
member, old timers?), I might
have made a good salesman or
clerk.
For six years I kept literally
dozens of manuscripts in the
mail the postage bill was a for
midable one, I can assure you
but eventually the magazines be
gan to accept occasional articles
and pay for them.
Then one day there came in
the mail a little magazine for
writers called The Editor (not
published now), which listed
markets for manuscripts. Among
the markets was one called a
Newspaper Syndicate the first
I had ever heard of such an in
stitution. I sent the syndicate
2V4 dozen short health articles
suitable for daily newspaper
publication, the syndicate signed
me to conduct a daily health col
umn which was launched In
some twenty or twenty-five pa
pers at first and, believe it or
not. some of the pioneers still
print selections from the copy
I provide daily.
There are few family doctors
left because people don't care so
much for the truth as they do for
the gadgets and machinery of the
trick "specialists" and "clinic"
racketeers who are so much
more efficient in separating the
wiseacre customers from their
easy come, easy go money.
Reverting to my own unhappy
experience in trying to be a bona
fide family physician, I must say
1 1 think I'd become a trick spec
ialist or a clinic racketeer if I
were a young doctor today. My
education comprised four years
of high school, four years of
medical school, two years of hos
pital Internship, and that was,
and in my opinion still is, entire
ly adequate to qualify a doctor
for general practice.
After all, when one considers
the absurdly long schooling stu
dents must undergo in order to
become doctors today they
hae been robbed of four years
of. active professional life It Is
understandable . that most ol
them want to practice as special
ists or as clinics. That's what you
people demand when you are
not squawking about the high
cost of medical care.
ten years old and his lees which were
perfectly straight are getUng bowed
. . . I E. W.l
Anawer Take the boy to your phy
sician without delay or to an ortho
pedic surgeon your physician will
recommend.
Silvery Scales
Many thanks for your fine booklet
SAVE YOUR SKIN. I have got rid of
the psoriasis which plagued me for
years by drinking a quart of milk a
day and eating six vitamin-mineral
tebleta as recommended in pamphlet
on youth and age. IB. J. T.J
Answer The booklet is available
on written request inclose 25c and
stamped, self-addressed envelope. The
pamphlet YOUSJG FOLKS AND OLD
FOLKS Is free if you provide stamp
ed, self-addressed envelope.
How Much Sleep?
How can I determine the least
amount of sleep which will still guar-
Ql-ESTIONS & ANSWERS
Just Don't Coddle the Baby
' T, too. believe In a baby "roughing
11 " but tnere too litUe knowledge
mleht be dangerous ... IS. E.I
Answer What do you mean, too?
I don't believe a baby should "rough
it." Send 23c and stamped, self-addressed
envelope "for THE BRADY
BABY BOOK. ,
Bowed Legs
Son. 14, grew rapidly since he was
MOO-O-OS
and MUSINGS
We overheard what we
thought was rather an
interesting conversation
yesterday between two fel
lows named Bud and Dick.
When asked what was
new, the first one replied,
"Nutting."
The other, when asked
how things were, answer
ed, "Oh, just Phair."
Little Daisy
:
Father's Dy Juris) IS, 1952
Miorontvt rtNisT min-j jtom
a MAIN AT CINTIAl
BASEBALL!
MEDFORD
vs.
BANDON
SATURDAY
8:00 P.M.
AND
SUNDAY
2:00 P.M.
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POISON OAK?
Try a Bottle of ZEMACOL
You mutt be satisfied 01 your money
chtarfully roturtded. Get a bottle to
day at WESTERN THRIFT.
Salem JV.P) Gov. Douglas
McKay fa id Thursday he has ap
pointed Charles S. Schaal, Har
bor, as Justice of the Peace for
District No. 1, Curry county.
an tee my health, happiness and effic
iency? (D. H.i
Answer Easily enough by trial
and error. If your sleep ration is in
adequate you'll lose your health, and
with it of course your happiness and
efficiency.
National Newspaper Syndicate.
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LAW TO LENIENT
St. Joseph, Mich. (U.R)
Undersheriff Max Rex has re
signed. He quit after Clyde San
ford, a prisoner he released to
go to a store for cigarettes, disappeared.
FIREMEN OUT OF GAS
Holland, Mich. (U.R) The-
faces of township firemen were '
as red as their truck when they
ran out of gasoline on the way
to a fire. Fortunately, they were
near a filling station.
CROSSWORD PUZZLE
Answer to Yesterday's Puxzls
ACROSS
1 Tst tb
flavor of
Around
'11 System
12 Common sense
If Ox of Celebeo
l. Indignation -17
Artificial
language
IS Male sheep
19 Lookout
to Males
Jl Knights of
Columbua
(abbr.)
22 Aromatic herb
23 Journey
24 Compass point
25 Tardy
26 Mexican
dollars
i
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27 Girl's name
28 Whip
29 Excessive
number of
quantity
81 Listen to
32 Parent
(colloq.)
24 Top of head
35 Cures
36 Three-toed
sloth
S7 Kxist
38 Trousera
39 Kree of
40 pronoun
41 Piirponage
42 Challenge
43 Sea nymntt
45 Raised an
uproar
4JOvercomes
48 Spirited horse
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3 The urial
4 Toward
5 Voraciousness
6 Debate
7 Vegetable
8 Paddle
K You nnd mo
10 Bulllij; liter
on foot
11 Brands
13 Roman date.
IB Part of face
19 Trap
20 Spar
22 Winged
23 Dreads
2ti RIiirs
27 Partner
2S Whippers
29 Country of
K ii rope
30 Separated
31Chl-kens
32 Mated
13 Assisted
35 Menihers of
ship's crew
3S Ache
39 Charge
4tCry of cat
42 Female deer
44 Artificial
language
46 Pronoun
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I'M LEAVING
MY WILL
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