Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, June 18, 1952, Image 12

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Newspaper Page TextTWO MEDFORD (OREGON) RADIO PROGRAMS-WEDNESDAY Programs listed below era received from the redio ttationi end the Meil Tribune eitumet no responsibility except KYJC 1230 ke KMED 1440 ks KW1N 1400 ka 4 00 Fun Factorv- Doctor's Wife No Soap Music - 4 15 Fun Factory Vincent Lopez No Soap Music 4:30 Big Jon St Sparkle" Public Affain No Soap Music 4:45 Mark Trail s!1ILmr!?n, No Soap Music 5 00 Sports Parade 5 o'clock Headlines Got A Date 513 Elmer Davla Kaltenborn' Three-Quarter Time 8:30 Drive-In Quiz Kiddle Hit Parade Sports Round-up 5:45 Memory Favorites Elmer Peterson Rich, Graham & News 8:00 the Lone Ranjier" Bill Stern Walter Houston 6:15 The Lone Ranger KMED Commentary Walter Houston 6:30 Postmark, U S A Ciico Kid Musical Mailbox ' 6:45 Postmark. U.S.A. h Cisco Kid Muiical Mailbox "7:00 The Top Guy' H'wd Theatre of StarsOnon Wellea 7:15 The Top Guy H'wd Theatre of Stars Orson Welles 7:30 Mr. President Rob't MontRomery Valley News 7:45 Mr. President Meredith Wilson Lean Back St LUten 8:00 Crossfire One Man's Family Robert Montgomery 8:15 Crossfire News of the World The Three Suns 8:30 -On the Town" Grent Gildersleeve Dick Haymes 8:43 "On the Town" Great Gildersleeve News -8:00 Rogue Valley Ballroom Crouch o Marx It's Time To" Datlce 0:15 Rogue Valley Ballroom Groucho Marx It's Time To Dance 9:30 Sports Report' The Big Story It s Time To Dance 9:45 Take to the Air The Big Story BelweenThe Linei J 0:00 Opera Album Richfield Reporter KWIN Carousel 10:15 Opera Album Heidelberg Harmonalres KWIN Carousel 30:30 "Laura" Music You Want KWIN Carousel 10:45 "Laura" Music it News Carousel St News 3 1 :00 Platter Party Melodies That Endurn Sign-Off 3 1 :15 Platter Party Melodies That Endure 31:30 Platter Party Tex Wllliami- 31:45 Platter Party Lyman's Orch. St News 32:00 Sign Off Sign-Off ' RADIO PROGRAMS THURSDAY Monkey Monkey Country News 6:15 Martin Argonsky 11:30 Bob Garred 6:45 Concert, S porta, News 7 :00 Break f n a t C 1 u b 7:15 Breakfast Club 7:30 nrnlffB.t rtnh Rural Party Line Clock Watcher Clock Watcher Music St News 7:45 Breakfast Club 8:00 Victor H. Lindlahr Voices of 2-4000 Voices of 2-4000 Music of Manhattan Church In Wild wood 8:15 Chet Huntley' 8:30 Break the Bank 8:45 Break the Bank 9:00 Jack Berch Show 9:15 Big "Y" Relay Quia 9:30 My True Story 0:45 My True Story 30:00 Whispering Streets 30:15 Against the Storm' 10:30 When a Girl Marries 10:45 Paul Harvey Friendship Circle Friendship Circle Neighbor Lady Mid -Morning News Festival boo & Strike Strike 11:00 Welcome Wagon 31:15 Trading Post 31:30 Lucky U Ranch 3 1 :45 Lucky U Ranch- News St Reviews Dr. Crane Swap St Sell One Night Stand 12:00 Weather A Mnrlrota News St Weather Road of Life . Pepper Young 12:15 Oregon Finance Newe 32:30 "Scramble r.nmhl" 32:45 Your County Agent Right to 1 :00 Lone Journey Backstaae i:i3 Tea maione 1:30 Mary Merlin' 1:45 Evelyn Winters Stella Dallas Young Wldder Brown Woman In My House 2:00 Strictly 2:15 Strictly for the Ladies for the Ladles Just Plain Front Paw Terrell Life Can Be Beautiful- :ju utrictiy 2:45 Strictly for the Ladies for the Ladles News 3:00 Strictly 3:15 Strlctlv for the Ladles for the Ladlee Welcome Welcome Dr. Paul 3:30 Mary M. 3:45 Mary M. McBride McBride Dial Dave 4:00 Space Cadet Doctor's 4:15 Space Cadet 4:30 Big Jon & Sparkle 4:45 Mark Trail Vincent Lopes Serenade Jn Blu Singing Americana 8:00 Sports Parade 8:15 Elmer Davis 8:30 Drive-In Quia 8:45 Lullaby Time 8 o'Clock Headlines What Are You Doing Kiddle Hit Parade Elmer Paterson 8:00 Silver Eagle 6:15 Silver Eagle 8:30 Defense Attorney 6:45 Defense Attorney 7:00 Amateur Hour 7:15 Amateur Hour 7:30 Amateur Hour 7:45 I Covered the Story 8:00 Cafe Istanbul 8:15 Cafe Istanbul 8:30 "On the Town' 8:45 "On the Town" 9 ;00 ABC Late News' 9:15 Polio Precautions 9:30 Sports Report" 9:45 Les Brown Show 10:00 Campf ire Serenade 10:13 Campfire Serenade 30:30 "Laura'1 30:45 "Laura" Bill Stern KMED Commentary Holland Calling Mayor FJynn Your Hit Your Hit t-owa i One Man's Family Newe of the World Box 13 Box 13 Dragnet Dragnet Mr. Keene Mr. Keene Richfield Reporter Novatlme Trio Music You Want Music St News' 11 1:00 Platter Party 1:15 Platter Partv Melodies Melodies Blltmore 31 31:30 Platter Party Biitmore 12:00 Sign Off Sign Off ABC NBC As We Lire SECRETARY SHOULD WALK OUT ON BELLIGERENT EMPLOYERS No worker should tolerate bad working conditions. This holds true not only for poor lighting, ventilation, and Inadequate equipment but also for the emo tional atmosphere in which the person works. That is why this young woman should demand better working conditions. (Q) "I work as a sacratary for thraa man. ona of whom Is arcastlc and diiagraeabla. Thay have tarrllic battlas which really don't amount to anything but I am In tha mid dle of It all tha time. This con stant friction caused ma to suffer a nervous collapse sev eral years ago but I am much batter now. This is a good po sition and I've held It for IS years. How can I overcome this terrific nervous tension?" (A) You should lay down the law to your employers and tell them you cannot and will not work in a place where there are con stant battles going on. If they want to keep you, they will have to lfk. I Rive you a FV.-J I better working r " I atmosphere r. u i w ,nan the one Dr. Hurloek cxis(s now. ! Secretaries are scarce these days. Your employers will not want to lose you as you probably ! know almost as much as they do! about the business: It takes a1 long time to break in a new sec- retary, once one is found, and it might take 15 years before i she knew as murh about the business as you do. They know! that too. r n i .Tf t opisa. 9 COLON and STOMACH $ PILES (Hemorrhoid!) AIIMfNIS Tillies' WltMMt Niipllil Operitlei FBtl Dwrlsllo Insist " Wills M Call C.'.Dsoft.M.D IIS) lfl THE DEAN CLINIC Ootn 10 until S Monday Htru(h FrirJai. Until 6 p.m. Mendar, Wjdn.dr Piiday CMrepfodit fhyiieiont ... In tur '3rd ', 3016 NORTH! A3? I A NOT tOUUVAID Ultphwn CAtt 3911 Portend 14, Of. MAIL TRIBUNE to make such changes ji are supplied Shines Shines Music Time 1400 Coral 1400 Coral .1400 Coral News Get Up A: Go Get Up & Go Haven of Rest (MBS) Haven of Rest (MBS) News Morning Devotions Chapel By Rond Morning Special ""New At Parkview Music Box Music Box Better JBuys "shop On Main St. Shop On Main St. Musical Appetizer Musical Appetizer News No Soap Music No Soap Music No Soa p M u sic No SoaD Music of Waltzea" Ray It Rich" It Rich Happlneee Wife No Soap Music No Soap Musio No Soap Music Bill No Soap Music No Soap Musie No Soap Musie News No Soap Muslo No Soap Musio No Soap Musio JNoS oap M uslc No Soap Music No Soap Musio No Soap Muslo No Soap Music TraTClere Travelers Garroway Wifa Got A Date ThreeQuarter Time . Sports Round-up Rich. Graham & News Lanny Ross Lanny Ross Musical Mailbox Musical Mailbox Musical Mailbox' Parade Parade Musical Mailbox Montgomery At Trafflo Valley News nil tie xou Lean Back Ac Listen Concert Miniature S. O. C. Program Dick Haymes News It's Time To Dance It's Time To Dance It's Time To Dance BetweenThe Lines KWIN Carousel KWIN Carousel KWIN Carousel Carousel At News "Slgn-Off That Endure That Endure Hotel Orch. Ac News' , ly ILIZABITH HURLOCK, PH.D. If they do not take you at your word, put on your hat and coal the next time a battle starts and walk right out of the office, even if. you are in the middle of writ ing a letter. And, don't come back until they call up to find out where you are and give you their solemn promise it won't happen again. Oat Another Job You may have to take such drastic measures several times before you will bring these men to their senses. Or, if they simply won't reform, then get another Job. After IS years of experience In one office, I can assure you that you can walk Into another Job as good if not belter than the one you now have within a week. No worker need ruin her health and disposition for the sake of a Job. If you do efficient work, as you are paid to do, that Is all they can expect of you. A nervous breakdown Is too hiRh a price to pay for any job. Don't pay it. If you have a problem about family or friend, ask Dr. Hurloek to htlp you. Writ In cara of this newspaper. Copyright 1052, General Features Corp.) HEY. MISTER -X EH" COSH! J WBLL ANVVtAY THINK C THE NUMBEQ DID "OULtWB ISUee. , SO HAVE TMe " OF POPt.e WHOUE iMCJslCY BY NOf I . 1950 PONTIAC 8 2-Dr. Sdn. R.H. Hydro. $1895 1950 MERCURY Club Cpe. R.H. Ovdr. 1795 1948 OLDS 98 4-Dr. Sedan R.H. Hydro. 1395 1948 BUICK Super 4-Door Sedan R.H. 1295 1947 FRAZER M'hattan Sdn. R.H. Ovdr, 795 OPEN MONDAY THROUGH FRIDAY UNTIL 9 P.M. i vn v i ar f iTfir f $S Wednetday, Jun 18. 1932 Your Health and Its Care i DR. WILLIAM BRADY, M.D. Rfadars should addfaas inqulrlaa tat William Brady. J6J II Camilla. Btverl Mills. CaL SO YOUR NERVES In an earlier talk in this ser ies on calcium the conductor of this column, who, I assure you, .j is the same old so-and-so who has so long readers names, and not a ghost writer (Just between ourselves the poor geek is on probation for 30 days) mentioned the Di, Brady physiological functions of cal cium, one of which is regulation of excitability of nerve fibre and nerve centers, Just "nerves" to you, period. That may account for the hap py effect so many sufferers from nocturnal leg cramps have experienced when they booped (poker term, meaning raised) their daily Intake of Ca and D, as directed in the pamphlet Adult Tetany and Growing Pains, available on written re quest if you provide stamped, self-addressed envelope. For years I have advised hoop ing the Ca and D intake regard less of any treatment the victim may otherwise take, for periodic sick headache (migraine) and for recurring or frequent so called "nervous headache" or "neuralgia." Perhaps I should acknowledge that I have been impressed with the value of Ca and D, not as a headache remedy but as a nutri tional supplement to prevent or correct the condition responsible for the headache, largely by the reports of readers who have adopted the suggestion in their way of life. I have had only a few opportunities to observe the experiment in person. If you would like more detail ed information about this, send me a stamped, self-addressed en velope and ask In writing for pamphlet Why Have Headache? If you give your address as "City" or "local" or' omit the name of your state or province you won't be hearing from me In which case you may file a vig orous protest with the editor or publisher. In the event that you decide to try the daily ration of Ca and D I suggest for migraine or neur algic headache, I beg that you heed this caution: Don't. It isn't medicine. It's food or a food ac cessory something everybody needs every day. Please don't fool with it for a week or two and then discontinue because you fail to experience any relief. Don't deceive yourself until you have taken your daily ra tion of calcium and vitamin D in one form or another faithfully for at least three months you haven't tried It, you have just trifled with it. It may well be this mild seda tive or rather steadying effect on the nerve centres that accounts for the moderation or relief of hot flashes which many women report they have experienced. And for the help increased in take of calcium and D gives chi' drcn who are trying to get over the bed-wetting habit. Once there was a popular nos trum which, according to the testimonials of college profes sors, clergymen, attorneys and maybe a physician or two, had great restorative value for vic tims of nervous exhaustion or nervous breakdown. It consisted virtually of dried cottage cheese. Cottage cheese is a good source of calcium, and I sometimes wonder whether the calcium content accounted for the bene fits attributed to the stuff by gullible customer. Ql'KSTlONS A ANSWERS (Tamils In I.fis I owr you a report on the wonder ful relief my husband got noon after he ht'Kan Inking ralcUun and D for the Intensely painful cramps In his leg which he suffered several nights In the week Formerly he laushed at nie for my faith tn your advice, but now when 1 mention Dr. Brady he says a fervent "Ainenl" iMrs. G. C.t Answer Thank you. Ma'am. Any ISPs EDGERTOIJ nOTOR f O -415 S? RIVERSIDE MEDFORD. OREGON tfW 2-6200. ARE EXCITABLE? reader who suffers from cramps In legs or feet, or In arms or wrists, oc curring unusually In the night, may have the pamphlet ADULT TETANY AND GROWING PAINS, which tells how to prevent the cramps. Ask for It In writing ino clipping, please i and Inclose stamped. self-acdressed en velope. Anybody Care to Slap My Ears Back? You have a nerve calling the man 74 years old who touches the floor fifty times without bending kneea a liar. You should be called a phony, tf you can't do the same thing. 1 am 74 and 1 equal that routine besides other ex ercises. You can publish this if you have the courage. (J. D.I Answer In view of the fact that you are 1000 miles away I'll say you are. well, not another but you take things too seriously. Probably many other readers who would ordinarily pass over the Hem without particular interest were prompted to try it them selves Just to see If THEY can do it. That's the reason I called the man "a liar no offense Intended." National Newspaper Syndicate, Chicago 6. Illinois Attendance Urged At Friday Hearing For Fire District All persons interested in the formation of the Medford rural fire district are urged to attend the public hearing on the pro posed boundaries of the district set for this Friday, June 20, at 2 p.m. in the county court room, according to Mrs. F. W. Fogel quist, 1863 Crater Lake avenue, Medford. She especially urged to attend those people living adjacent to the boundaries of the proposed district who wish to have their property included. A petition having signatures of 50 per cent of the legal property owners of the adjacent area must be sub mitted to the county court either prior to the hearing, or after dis trict is formed. Property adjacent to the Med ford district Includes the follow ing: the east side of the Foot hills road; north side of Hillcrest road; south side of Cherry lane; east side of North Phoenix road; north side of Coal Mine road; east side of Graffis road; south side of Campbell road; south side of Carpenter Hill road; west side of Pioneer road; west side of Griffin creek road; southwest side of South Stage road; west side of Arnold lane; and the properties bordering on Winema way and Vashti way. MOO-O-OS and MUSINGS SOCIETY NOTE We are pleased to an nounce that Frank Hull (Who has been a bache lor since birth) will be married on Sunday. This announcement will come as quite a surprise to many, including Frank Hull. 'Little Daisy Jjju. $635 Down 599 Down 465 Down 435 Down 265 Down For Your Convenienc. Printing, Radar Jobs Told by Commission Applications for plate print ers for duty in the Bureau of Engraving and Printing in Wash ington, D.C., and for radio-wire-radar instructors at the Signal school at Ft. Monmouth, N.J., are being called for by the U. S. Civil Service commission. The average pay for plate printers is $26.94 per day. In structors are paid for $3,175 to $5,060 a year. Applications and further In formation may be obtained from H. S. Walker, Medford Post Of fice, civil service regional offic es, or the U. S. Civil Service Commission, Washington 25, DC. CROSSWORD PUZZLE ACROSS 1 Small ruj 4 Wearies 9 Win cup 12 Atmoipber 1 a Angry 14Tennfs trok 15 Cyprlnoid flh 16 Stared open-mouthed 17 Pigeon pea IS Leather thong 20 Ducklike bird 22 Location 24 Prophet 25 Thrust out the lips 27parcel of land 29 Arabian princ 32 Swlflg river 33 la borne 35 Fruit drink S6 Revolver) beforehand 29 Conjunction 4i ynlt 41 Cnnaura 42 While 43 Matur 44 Thick, black subslanr 46 Burmes lemon 4 Kntlre range l2 Native metal 65 Man'. nlcknam . M Puff up FT-:iirk beetl 68 Aeriform fluid HA Sword 60 Female aheep DOWN lpn!it ' 2 Milliarr assistant i Z 3 I Ti 5 16 17 18 19 I'O tl M, P 38 z:i:ii:i: &W 9 49 5o 5' 92 SH BARNEY GOOGLE and SNUFFY RIDDLES!! unk SNUFFV SAVS GRAB VORE SHOOTIN' ARN AN' COME A-RUNNIN' OL' SNORT IS HEADED FEB HOOTIN' HOLLER "a BUZ SAWYER U ABNER BLOND1E MUTT nd JEFF r WtlCOMI TO IWN, MB. SAWYER. M ,.,,. N ' s - ntMwTfo I HA AU TEHARl, ONE OF THE , W LIKE f0U S'3wirT(. Iranian pilots attached to hS" m W II iiii siHistMj WRlOCOSTeOIITROLjj; ffilS mr'W 1L Wt TtHARI Cl 'V PLEASES Is'oM.A(riNCWAvFo'usr I Kright l Y HAfPN.r- m f STARfTOOR MARRIED UFE- ) I I THAB.'Tjl II TAIM'T NOTHIN'l-J I gittin' run outa towh I K I l IfBUT A ABANDONED I BYTH'BOARDO'HEALTH.' ; I V HENHOUSE.'.' . IT? TOOUR. -" NOW. LETS SEE-) WHE(?E CIO llV? I PUT MY -o PIPE ? fL J' eECSEVp0LITIClANl (H(0HEM?CBRTMi ( THEN I'M ( kinds of scsljjjd c?lL. fPK imqtrn M TTSts First Contestant In 1952 Grass Man Competition Told - Ben Day, Sams Valley, is the first contestant to enter the "Crass Man of the Year" contest, according to County Agent W. B. Tucker. The Jackson County Stock men's association is again spon soring the contest here and de sires at least one entry from each community. Types of Progress Any farmer or stockman of the county who has made pro gress in developing grass crops, controlled erosion, improved the productive capacity of the soil, developed irrigation or improv ed drainage ,and can show econ omic utilization of such develop- Answer to Yaitcrday's Puixl 5 Value highly 4 Compact 6 Man's nam 6 Knock 7 French for "summer" 8 Grasslike herb 9 Town official 10 Biblical country 11 Competent 19 Pose for portrait 21 Female ruff 23 Choice part 24 Cubic measure 25 One of the lower clergy 26 Paddles 2S Type of poem 30 Mental Image 31 Com mu n lata 33 Backs out (slang) 34 Superficial knowledg 37 Canine 38 Negrito 43 The sweetaop 45 Waa borne 46 Scold constantly 47 Arabian garment 4ftWing 50 Queen of fairies Bl Southwestern Indian S3 Tier 64 Befor SMITH jMlAtTlEIPI rAMASI5 iZT N 5 GE vK lets OlN I AL E CI BEET cp T IgttF &g5 P A 3x 2 eMIi 3E I E i L Q A LlfS T0 O P BD ASfjAigf OA" Lp gSOlME Iff M I LE I M 1 c NQ R M 5 L 1 ft a s fw o QW 1 5 1 e N nT E BM6TTA 6 T E A p S Ofc lsF QM A" 6 E R 7 Ol? VI IWHAft'S THP.T FEARLESS-HEARTED" I RECKON 'SNIFFER" iVWUtOtm i 1 1 ..hi r anno uru Lir rc wfTn'ti i Tnnu ut-t- ui-tfu iii'smuut , ijuraflr VS-5NORT?y rNMFFV 0 FEEL A HEAP ' ALL 6V HISSE'F 1! 1 L kaFEO IF HE (Auz ALONG I I WHISSLED FEP. HIWTILL MZZ M - WHEN WE COME FACE TO FACE V I'M BLUE IN TH' FACE Jld, ' SSSzLrm, 4 'r snorts .-Wr-- ZSm rwii I PUT IT SOME PLACE SO J I'd BE SUPE TO fiiiA FIND IT WHEN ) S,-S r wanteoitj-- nt ments, is eligible to enter the contest. The purpose of such a pro gram, according to Tucker, is to focus attention of the agricul tural interests of the county to the possibilities available to in crease the economy through in creased grass, more seed crops, greater numbers of livestock and To cleanse ten der parte, ease red. smarting skin and quick ly promote com fort, depend on D ETC I till I OINTMENT niaailllUk i Am SOAP SmAHGEASnSEEMSwa J WElNaTrlECONSIWJcTlOMOF Tfflii I the mm yxA m wkdn v vla3 mrow in toteKni Men were kVOaiagl n SUSPENDED OVER CUFFS Bf VVSSas-ISiZ II To P0 THE B3CK PR1LUNS. JigrE- IHC IKCI vC lVCK UEPV rKJIWC (3Ukn ! f true.'.'-BUT JA DOQ PATCH look at HAH-iWi.i;' rw'witw.ff J ni it. it nr i nsicx. '" (. LET ME ) n ( I CANT UEMEMBEf?) 7 THINK r rT-3 VJHEUE I PUT ITy J j.Vj! '4 ;. ;5 L so i could be n 7 Sucre and J Vs rfik St i li a more stable productive soil. Last year's county "Grass Man" contest was won by C C. Hoover. Dead line Sunday classifieds It at Sr30 p.m. tor following day; 10 a m. Monday for Monday; noon Saturday for Sunday a.m. WHYPAYMORE?ltfnnCTDn When it comes to speed, quality and purity In aspirin Wapproveo You Can't Get More than guaranteed by "the world's larg est seller at 10c." raitaMU Ortnge Havered, Ubim trl V adult data. Buy now four child miy n4 It wnloht. Only 9Ds. Hte LOWS BEEN N PoPULMJ 6P0KT IN SIMA... 1W0 MM-6 PU, ON! ' t, OB U- INCHES LOMS. ATTACK EACrl OTHER UNTU. ONE tEM ORKHWSTEO; trte sport b'sdsJbcTTo tu auhiimjt -n" AMD rmc nTPflw r bun Ht. AiM NbUTAKETflB nUMseks USINS EACH NUMERAt PNCE, AMD fcRWSE TfteM by AoornoN To n set A Total of loo 7 -Anewefkmomyil an0 mf country ij orate ful to the united states for its cooperation in flghtinsthe worst locust plague in a century. your technicians, Planes ano insecticides may YVEll AVERT a FAMINE. AH'LL sweet-talk -em outof it; HONEY, ft THASS AH IS AS SMART J PLENTY ASVO'lS asjSar SMART 4