Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, June 26, 1952, Image 14

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Newspaper Page TextFOUR MEDFORD (OREGON) MAIL TRIBUNE Thuriday, June 28. 1952 RADIO PROGRAMS THURSDAY Programi liitid below art rectlvtd from tha radio stations and tha Mail Tribuna assumes no responsibility except to mike such changes as are supplied KYJC 1231 ke KMED 1440 ke KW1N 1400 ke ;l 8 Space Cadet :ji Hig j on ot nparjue-:45--Mark Tra tl' :0( Sport Parade 30 Drive-in Quia Aa iMiiany t nun i ;00 Silver Eagle :15 Silver Eagle Doctor's Wife Doctor Ma lone The Brighter Day Public Affairs No Soap Music No Soap Music No Soap Music No Sonp Music Weeks & Orr News Richard Harkneis Vincent Lopez Elmer Peterson HID OIIVCI bugic k30 Defense Attorney i5Defcn seA ttorney :00 Amateur Hour :13 Amateur Hour :30 Amateur Hour 1:00 -oie isianuui- BiH Stern KMED Commentary Hopalong Cassidy Hopalong Cassidy Cot A Date Three Quarter Time Sporti Round-Up nich. Graham St Ncwi a ""Lenny Ross Lanny Ross Listening Poet Listening Post Your Hit Parade Your Hit Parade Montgomery St Traffic Could Thia Be You 8 15 Cafe Istanbul' 8 30 "On the Town" n -is "On the Town" 0"oo Rogue Valley Ballroom fl:15 Rogue Valley Ballroom .ln Knnrl tlonnrt I45 Lea Brown Show One Man's Family News of the World Father Knows Best Father Knows Best Listening Post Listening Post Valley News Leon Back St Listen "Concert Miniature S.O.C. Program Dick Haymei News Dragnet Dragnet Night Beat Night Beat :00 101 Rnneh Boys :15 101 Ranch Boys .30 Musical Moods :45 Musical Moods rbbPlntter Party Richfield Reporter Organairs Music You Want Music & News John T. Flynn It's Time To Dance It's Time To Dance Between The Lines KWINCaFouflei KWIN Carousel KWIN Carousel Carousel & News 11:15 Platter Party 11:30 Platter Party 1 1:45 Plntter Party 12:00 Sign Off Melodies That Endure Melodies That Endure Hotel Orch. Orch. St News Sign-Off Sign-Off RADIO PROGRAMS FRIDAY 6:00 Farm News 6:15 Martin Agronsky 6:30 Boh Garrcd 6 :45 Concert, Sports. News Monkey Shines Monkey Shinee Navy Band News 7:00 Breakfast Club 7:15 Breakfast Club 7:30 Brenkfast Club 7:45 BreakfnHt Clun" LlndlaHr5" 8:00 Victor H. 8:15 Chet Hunti-ey-8:30 Break the Bank 8:45 Break the Bank Rural Party Line WOO Coral Pioneers & Gallup Poll 1400 Coral Clock Watcher 1400 Coral Music & News Flshln Tips St News Get Up St Go Voices Of 2-4000 Voices Of 2-4IJ00 Music of Manhattan Doctor Crane 0:00 Jnck Berch Show 9:15 Big "Y" Ri'lay Qulx 0:30 My True Story 9:45 My True Story Friendship Orel Friendship Circle Neighbor Lady Mld-Mornlng News 0:00 Whisoerins Streets Festival of Waltzes 10:15 Against the Storm Bob fit Ray 10:30 When a Girl Marries Strike It Rich" 10:45 Paul Harvey Strike It Rich Get Up St Go Bible Institute (MBS) B ible Institute (MBS) News Morning Devotions Chaoel Bv Road Morning Special 11:00 Welcome Wagon 11:15 Trading Post 11:30 Lucky U Ranch 1 1 :45 Lucky U Ranch 12:00 Weather fit Markets News fit Weather 12:13 Oregon Finance News Road ot Life Double Or Nothing Double Or Nothing Swap At Sell One Night Stnnd New At Parkview Music Box Musio Box JI ymn s of the Worl d Shop On Main Street" Shop On Main Street Musicnl Appetizer Musical Appetizer 12:30 "Scramble Ohmble" 12:45 Your County Agent 1:00 Lone Journey 1:15 Ted Malone 1:30 Mary Marlin 1:43 Evelyn Winters 2:00 Stewact Craig Pepper Young Right to Happlnese Backstage Wife' Stella Dallas Young Wldder Brown Woman In My House Just Plain Bill News No Soap Music No Soap Music NoSqn p M us I c No Soap Music No Sonp Music No Soap Music No Soap Music Nit nir, Mucin 2:15 Strictly for the Ladles Front Page Farrell No Sonp Musio 2:30 Strictly for the Ladies Life Can Be Beautiful No Soap Music 2:43 Strictly for the Ladies News News 3:00 Strictly for tho Ladls Welcome Travelers 3:13 Strictly for the Ladles Welcome Travelers 3:30 Mary Mnrgaret McBridiDr. Paul" 3:4 5 Mary Margaret McBrideDifll Dave Carrawny 4:00 Fun Factory Doctor's Wife i:.irtunTact.or.r . Doctor Malone i-22Fg?0..SParklt The Brighter Day 4:43 Mark Trail Form Program i 'iX1. IHchard Harkneas 52SnSrim"i!.QiI,s Vincent Loper JSFootllght Favorites Elmer Peterson -rights No Soap Music No Sor.p Music No Soap Music No Soap M usi c No Soap Music No Soap Musio No Soap Music No Soap MubIc Bill Stern S porta KMED Commentary Cisco Kid Cisco Kid Got A Date Three Quarter Time Sports Hound-Up R 1c hG r ah a m fit News ""Assembly of God Assembly of God Listening Post Listening Post 6:13 Flghta 6:30 Fights 6:45 Fights 7:00 Kichard Diamond 7:15 Richard Diamond 7:30 This is your FBI 7:45 This U yonf FBI 8:00 Newsstand Theatre 8:13 Newsstand Thentre 8:30 Summer Cruise :45 S ummcr Cruise 9:00 ABC Late News "" 9:13 StnrliRht Roof 9:30 Sports Parade 9:43 Flying Time in . . .vue. Richfield Reporter KWIN Carousel in ? the Army Heidelberg Harmonalres KWIN Carousel gPhltieated Rhythm'Muiio You Want KWIN Carousel i:?.ZSnPhlw"Cfltcd Rhythm Music and News Carousel St Newa ? ! ?2!ntter taTty Here'a Jamison ' Sign-Off 11:1 3 Plntter Party Here's Jamison 1 1 :30 Plntter Party Here's Jnmison 1 1 :45 Plntter Pnrty Here's Jamison St Newa Mario Lanza Listening Post Mario Lanza Listening Post Montgomery fit Safety Vallev News Mayor's Office Lean Back fit Llsten "One Man'i Family Robert Montgomery News ot the World The Three Suns Who Goes There? Dick Haymes Who Goes There? News Bob fit Ray John T. Flynn Bob fit Ray It's Time To Dance Halls of Ivy It's Time To Dnnce Halls of Ivy Between The Lines 12;00 Sign Off Sign-Off As We Live URGE TO HOLD SPOTLIGHT HANGOVER FROM CHILDHOOD Young children like to be the center of attention. This they discover is easy if they put on a show and attract attention by what they say or do. As one reaches maturity, this sort of behavior should be put away with other childish things. The young girl who wrote the fol lowing letter is Just coming to this realization: (Q) "I think a lot of a fal low who is 10 ytari older than I. I know ha thinks a lot of me but ha thinks I'm conceit ed and difficult to get along with. My friends tell me I'm cute and have a nice figure. When I am with this fellow or another friend. I like lo be the center of attraction. Now this fellow has stopped seeing me. He is a disc Jockey and is always meeting impor tant people. How can I change myself and lry to win him back?" (A) You hnve already passed over the first hurdle by realizing wnai is me matter with you and why this faM X i young man has & .1 stopped seeing . j vou- U you sin cerely want to win him back, you should have the moti vation to stop behaving like a child. abilities, charm, and a dominating per sonality, you will be the center of attraction. Br ELIZABETH HURL0CK, PH.D. A man 10 years older than you who is out in the world meeting really important people cannot help feeling that you are just a "smarty kid". At first, this may have seemed cute to him but ho doubtless has had an overdose of your childish ness and is fed up with It. You may not realize it but you would be far "cuter" and more appealing to men if you would act your age. Just be sweet and agreeable. It Is not necessary to call attention to yourself to be noticed. And It means far more to be noticed favorably than to force attention by showing off. When you learn to grow up and act your age, you might ask this young man to come to a party you are giving. Show him how poised and grown-up you have become. Then, if he hasn't turned his attentions elsewhere, you will have a good chance of winning him back. Elisabeth Hurlock Is one of tne nation s great psychologists, and she will gladly help you with personal problems. (Copyright 1952, General Features Corp.) fmmmmmmm I IN SAN FRANCISCO hotel rooms IOW COST LUXURY 4 k Cholltngti fomaorlion 4 a Clton vitt Comfortobla I Ctntral locotien . J HOTEL COMMODORE 1 caio r smith, moi -ownes B Sutttr it Jones St TUX 5-2464 P You'll Always Find Reliability Uniformity Full Strength IN EVERY LOAD OF TRU-MIX CONCRETE FAST. PROMPT DELIVERY MeAndre. Road phone 2-5271 Tru-Mix Concrete Co. Your Health and Its Care By DR. WILLIAM BRADY, M.D. Readers should address Inquiries tot William Brady, Jo's El Camine, loverly Mills, CaL MORE MILK AND LESS POP FOR YOUNG AMERICA A glassful of milk contains more calcium (lime) than a glass ful of freshly prepared lime water. Nutrition authorities estimate the minimum daily requirement of calcium that is, the least that will prevent manifestations of deficiency disease at a little less than a gram (15 grains) for a sedentary adult or Wi grams, about 18 grains, for an expect ant mother or a growing child or a youth engaged in athletic training. The manifestations of calcium deficiency are manifold common complaints as described in booklet The Calcium Shortage for which send 25c and stamped, self-addressed envelope. This is the tenth in a series of talks about calcium. Some of you hold it. Brady, you have four more days of prob a 1 1 o n on the name calling charge some read ers may accuse me of harping too much on calcium, but after all, no body is com pelled to read this column Or. Brady and there are several more things I'd like to say about it, with your kind permission (this is no ghost wrlter.either). It is well to remember that every thing I say in these talks about calcium is confirmed by medical and nutrition authorities, and if well informed readers detect too much repetition I must plead in extenuation that repetition is necessary to impress new knowl edge upon the minds of unin formed or misinformed people. Probably very few readers would change their thinking or their way o living, even if they have faith In the soundness of my health advice, just because I say more milk and less pop for Young America. If I leave it at that a great many readers will merely wonder what the writer has against pop. The answer to that is nothing. Pop does no harm, so far as I know. This goes for any and all kinds of pop. Indeed, I wish people who attend cocktail par ties would iet the habit of tak ing a glass of pop and nursing it so they won't be urged to have another. As steady diet pop is hardly to be . recommended, and too many growing children today consume excessive quantities of it to the exclusion or restric tion of milk. Milk is the best beverage for growing child or youth. Not merely because it supplies cal cium, in which the refined Amer ican diet is more often deficient than in any other element, but because milk is the most nearly perfect food for work, play, ath letic achievement, growth and vite. A glass of milk gives the youngster not only the quick energy derived from the sugar (lactose, milk sugar) in it for a brief spurt of activity follow ed Immediately by loss of in terest and enthusiasm for fur ther play but the refreshment that lasts for hours, derived from the protein and fat in the milk, plus the build-up of vite by the vitamins and minerals the body needs. A glassful of milk contains ap proximately a third of the amount of calcium that is essen tial to prevent manifestations of nutritional deficiency disease for a day. Editor's Note: Dr. Brady If now on a two-weeki vacation. Ques tions and answers usually printed here will be resumed upon bis return. MOO-O-OS and MUSINGS We are still slightly be fuddled about which way to turn our clock when Daylight Savings Time starts at midnight on Sat urday. We have been working furiously to complete our invention which is a face less clock from which a coo coo emerges every hour on the nour and screams, "Look, n o hands." Little Daisy fj- TRADE WB WILL Tit A 111! TRUCKS OR TRUCK EUUll'.MKNT FOR REAL ESTATE, TRACTORS, SHOVELS CATS. OR WHAT HAVE VOU ULENQUIST MOTOR CO. 1018 N Riverside Phone 1-SI0) RogueVaney MEDFORD, ORE. .1 A aaaa. i Heck! i oidnT know they made ircnins BOAtcs OUTTA STEEL' U PEOPLE AND PRODUCTION Purpose of civil defense is to protect the civilian population and keep production rolling. A stricken area relies on help from outside communities If a major disaster ever occurs in Oregon, many highways will be allutted to emergency vehicles only, and will carry one-way traffic. "0ldat40,50,60?" - Man, You're Crazy U -iv ?J k '.?r.wf"V "wn (eellns due 5? , '"d cal "old." Try Oilrex Tonic Table,, for pep. youn.7f?,Vlni Una very day. S0 introductory sire 43f. At all drug stores everywhere in Medlord, at Western Thrift stores HIGHWAY READIED ' Oregon civil defense program includes a plan for controlling the movement of traffic after any large disaster. Inbound and outbound routes are named, emergency route signs and ve hicle placards are printed, and sites ior police control points selected. The frankincense and myrrh of the Bible came from the hill country of Dhofar, a part of the Oman sultanate which lies be tween the Arabian sea and the Great Arabian desert. Clackamas, Ore. (U.R) Laurence Queirolo, 30, was elerjy trocuted Tuesday when an alu. minum pipe he was carrying struck an overhead power lino at his farm home near here. Worry of FALSE TEETH Slipping or Irritating? Don't be embarrassed by loos false teeth illpplng. dropping or wobbling when you eat, talk or laugh. Just sprinkle a little FASTEETH on your plates. This pleasant powder gives a remarkable sense of added comfort and security by holding plates more firmly. No gummy, gooey, pasty taste or feeling. It's alkaline (non-acid). Get FASTEETH at any drug store. Adv. CROSSWORD PUZZLE ACROSS I Rabbit fur Reach across 10 For example (abbr.) 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LOCKER BOXES FOR RENT FOR SALE White Face Locker Beef CUT AND WRAPPED FOR LOCKER HARPER MEATS Cherry Srreer Off Stewart Ave. Phone 3-1715 or 2-6381 I RSI JOSSPtt CONfffty British Wfist fsmxs for his great Hto NO KNOWLEDGE OF THE EN6USH LAVISUASE UNTIL. He WAS Zw . "tfcf'R'S OLD 5rfr,'"M ii-fi-d re-rua t1"i wrru eillAAPS-Th 3Tr3KH!E HOUR ttSMRY E KINNEY. pf Worcester: Msss!r Hte spent More THtoi 5o YewJS buildims k colony Op TREE SWALLOWS NOW KHMMSD rVr 6oo... THE nest Boyes sprem our OVER BARNEY GOOGLE and SNUFFY SMITH r,OL' SNORT'S'ON TH' WftRPATH AG IN, LUKE !! I WANT YE TO PRINT i ME UP SOME LABELS- DOC PRITCHART'S WILD BOAR FANG REMEDY - rati i wnnH I u 6UQGIN' OUT J LIKE A IX TQnuAOpn-nw ) 1 TOAD-FROQIiy TfF l I'M IN A DRETFUL Y I DON'T KNOW.! 6IG HURRY, LUKE !! DOC-HOW LONG uu Yt b KUbt Vr- LOULO WILL IT TAKE HAVE THEM LABELS J YE TO GIT READY BY TH' TIME YORE REMEDY I GIT MY REMEDY MADE UP ? HLL (VlHDfc UV f 1 frins yt i J 'A NO LONGER'N IT TAKES ME VSjO n . TO GIT DOWN TO tXt. I TH' CREEK ON' BaCKZ.. BUZ SAWYER HERE'S STILL ANOTHER FARM, SAWYER. L I (, YH SONS... OURV f I OON'T KNOW, MY ll EVIDENTLY THE LOCUSTS HAVE 8EEN HERE ALREADY. ltJ yti yl FIG TREE, OUR 1 s. V DARLING I DON'T 1 ll ABNER DID VO'GIT )AH GOT A CHANCE AOOB, AT OME-EFAH DEAR ? J? PASSES TH' TEST.7 GIMMB. A PENCIL- AM' PAPER TCi - N-TS"! - I r WHOT KINDA ) ( ARKV- ) rJSuT T' J aOv T 5 -1L-- IS TECT'S -N TYKTO STATly BIONDIE I THIS IG THE HOTTEST vf DAY CF THE VEAR- V THE OFFICE WAS fM LIKE A POiLER o-. if) Tj ROOM - I'M JVT MELTING s V) ---- I'M GOING TO FILL UP THE TUB WITH COLD WATEI? AND fat-.. DIVE IN HEAD gVTif" FIRST , ' &k.'i I" r'M vkll fQlJICKBLONDIE"ia MUTT ind JEFF SO VOU DID V YEP, AND I'LL THIS COURSE IN PO IT AlJAINI SEVENTY-TWOpK. WATCH' y HM--THAT LOOKS LIKE ITS 600D FOR ONE LONG DRIVE AND A K'TT f NOW FOR A ' i ,-. ( HE2K OP A KJfib $PUTTQ cur. -jt e.. 1 aaw .