TEN MEDFORD OREGON) MAIL TRIBUNE
Sunday, J una 29, 1952
RADIO PROGRAMS--SUNDAY
Program listed bIow ar rctred from th radio stations and th Mail
Tribune attumes no responsibility except to nuke such changes as are supplied
KVJC - 123 k
KMKD ItM M
KWIN 140 ke
7:00 News
7:15 Morning Song
7:30 Light & Life Hour
7 :43 Light Sc Life Hour
Southland Singing
Southland Singing
Herald Of Truth
Herald Of Truth
8:00 Wings of Healing
8:13 Wings of Healing
8:30 Rhythms of Romance
8 :4S Rhythms of Romance
Christian B'rhood Hour
Christian B'rhood Hour
Church Of Christ
Down Harmony Lane -
Here's To Veterans
Chapel By Road
Ortho Garden Digest
Ortho Garden Digest
9:00 Sunday News Special
9:15 Brunch Time
9:30 Chapel of the Alp
9 :45 Chapel of the Air
Gospel Hour
Gospel Hour
Carnival of Books
News
10:00 Negro College Choir
10:15 Negro College Choir
10:30 Piano Playhouse
10;45 Piano Playhouse
Catholic Hour
Catholic Hour
Symphony's Adventure
sympnony s Adventure'
News
Church of Christ
Sunday Serenade
Sunday Serenade
Sunday Serenade
Showers of Blessings
News
Elmo Roper
4-Story Theater
Bob Constdine
News Sc Gallup Poll
11:00 St. Mark's Church
11:13 St. Mark's Church
1130 St. Mark's Church
11:45 St. Mark's Church
12:00 National Guard Show The Falcon
12:15 Oregon Finance News The Falcon
12:30 Your Bible Says Martin Kane
12:45 Your Bible Says Martin Kane
Baptist Church
Baptist Church
Baptist Church
Baptist Church
Music Box
Music Box
Music Box
Music Box
10 Voice of Prophecy
1:J3 Voice of Prohecy
130 Church in the Home
1:45 Church in the Home
H'wd Star Playhouse
H'wd Star Playhouse
Whitehall 1212
Whitehall 1212
2:00 Cheney Studs BaseballTexas Rangers
2:15 Cheney Studs BaseballTexas Rangers
2:30 Cheney Studs BaseballTop Story
2:45 Cheney Studs BaseballAt This Hour
Ray Bloch Presents
Ray Bloch Presents
Music For Sunday
Music For Sunday
J. Dorsey Show
Melodic Moments
Melodic Moments
Melodic Moments
3:00 Cheney Studs BaseballPromenade Concert
3:13 Cheney Studs BaseballPromenade Concert
3:30 Cheney Studs BaseballPromenade Concert
3:45 Cheney Studs BaseballPromenade Concert
" 4:00 Cheney Studs BaseballTop Story
4:13 Stop the Music At This Hour
4:30 StofJ the Music Best Plays
4:43 Stop the Music Best Plays
Melodic Moments
Melodic Moments
Melodic Moments
Excursions In Science
Record Review
Record Review
Record Review
Record Review
5:00 Drew Pearson
5:15 Corlis Archer
5:30 Corliss Archer
5:45 Hour of St. Francis
Best Plays
Best Plays -Hats
In The Ring
Hats In The Hing
News
Record Review
Record Review
Record Review
8:00 Paul Harvey Meet The Press
6:15 Old Fash'd Revival Hr. Meet The Press
8:30 Old Fash'd Revival Hr. American Forum
6:45 Old Fash'd Revival Hr.'American Forum
7:00 Cld Fash'd Revival Hr. Chicago Round table
7:13 Billy Graham Chicago Roundtable
7:30 Billy Graham Standard Hour
7:43 Chet Huntley Standard Hour
8:00 Here Comes the Band
8:15 Here Comes the Band
8:30 "On the Town"
8:45 "On the Town'
Standard Hour
Standard Hour
The Chase
The Chase
9:00 ABC Late News
9:.15 George Sokolsky
9:30 Wings of Healing
9:45 Wings of Healing
10:00 "Guest Conductor'
10:15 "Guest Conductor"
10:30 "Guest Conductor"
10:43 "Guest Conductor"
Eternal Light
Eternal Light
Your Bible Says
Your Bible Says
Richfield Reporter
Hymns Of The World
Music You Want
Music Sc News
Record Review
Record Review
Assembly of God
Assembly of God
Judy Canova
Judy Canova
Hospital District
HospitaI District
Symphony Hall .
Symphony Hall
Symphony Hall
Symphony Hall
Symphony Hall
Symphony Hall
Symphony Hall
News
Sign-Off
11:00 Sign-Off
Sign Off
RADIO PROGRAMS MONDAY
6:00 Yawn Patrol
6:15 Yawn Patrol
6:30 Bob Garred
6:43 Concert. Sports. News
Monkeyshines
Monkeyshines
Navy Star Time
Barnes News
7:00 Martin Agronsky
7:15 Breakfast Club
7:30 Breakfast Club
7:45 Breakfast Club
Rural Party Line
Clock Watcher
Clock Watcher .
Music & News
1400 Coral
Coral and News
1400 Coral
News
80 Ronnie Kemper
8:13 Chet Huntley
8:30 Break the Bank
8:45 Break the Bank
Voices of 2-4000
Voices of 2-4000
Manhattan Music
Dr. Crane
Get Up Sc Go
Get Up & Go
Bible Institute (MBS)
Bible Institute (MBS)
9:00 Jack Berch Show
:15 Big "Y" Relay Quia
9:30 My True Story
9:45 My True S-ory
Friendship Circle
Friendship Circle
Neighbor Lady
Mid-morning News
10:00 Whispering Streets
10:13 When a Girl Marries
10:30 Lone Journey
10:43 Paul Harvey
11:00 Welcome Wagon
11:15 Trading Post
1:30 Mary M. McBrlde
1:43 Mary M. McBride
12:00 Weather and Markets
12:15 Oregon Finance News
12:30 "Scramble Gamble"
12 :45 Your County Agent
1 :00 Bill Ring Show
1:15 TedMalone
1:30 Mary Marlin
1 :45 Evelyn Winters
Festival of Waltzes
Boy & Ray Show
Strike It Rich
Strike It Rich
Double Of Nothing
Double Of Nothing
Swap & Sell
One Night Stand
News
Morning Devotions
Chapel By Road .
Morning Special
New At Parkview .
Music Box
Music Box
Better Buys
News Sc Weather
Road Of Life
Pepper Young
Right To Happiness
Backstage Wife
Stella Dallas
Young Widder Brown
Woman In My House
Shop On Main St
Shop On Main St.
Musical Appetizer
Musical Appetizer
2:00 Tennessee Ernie
2:13 Tennessee Ernie
2:30 Cal Tinnejt Show
2:45 Cal Tinney Show
Just Plain Bill
Front Page Farrell
Life Can Be Beautiful
Afternoon News
3:00 Junior Edition
3:15 Junior Edition
3:30 Junior Edition
3:45 Junior Edition
Welcome Travelers
Welcome Travelers
Dr. Paul
Dave Garroway
4:00 Fun Factory
4:15 Fun Factory
4:30 Big Jon Sc Sparkle
4:43 Big Jon Sc Sparkle
5:00 Sports Parade
5:15 Elmer Davis
5:30 Drive-in Quiz
Doctor's Wife
Young Dr. Malone
The Brighter Day
Consumer Tunes
News
No Soap Music
No Soap Music
NoSoap Music
No Soap Music
No Soap Music
No Soap Music
NoSoap Music
No Soap Music"
No Soap Music
Social Security
News
No SoaD Music
No Soap Music
No Soap Music
NoSoap Music
No Soap Music
No Soap Music
No Soap Music
No Soap Music
5:45 Memory Favorites
5 o'Clock Headlines
Richard Harkness
Voice Of Firestone
Voice Of Firestone
6:00 Lone Ranger
6:15 Lone Ranger
6:30 Henry J. Taylor
6:45 Stewart Craig
Bill Stem
Jennings Pierce
Cisco Kid
Cisco Kid
7:00 Chicago Signature
7:13 Chicago Signature
7:30 Time for Defense i
7:45 Time for Defense
8:00 Paul Whiteman Club
8:15 Paul Whiteman Club
8:30 "On the Town"
8:45 "On the Town''
Communist For FBI
Communist For FBI
Robert Montgomery
Dangerous Assignment;
Eisenhower Talk
Morgan Beatty
Railroad Hour
Railroad Hour
Got A Date
Three Quarter Time
Sports Round-up
JRich. Graham & News
"World Concert Hall
World Concert Hall
Listening Post
Listening Post
Listening Post
Listening Post
Valley News
Lean Back & Listen
Robert Montgomery
The Three Suns
Dick Haymes
News
9:00 ABC Late News
9:15 Talking It Over
9:30 As We See It
9:43 Town House Orch.
10:00 Fine Arts Quartet
10:15 Fine Arts Quartet
10:30 Musical Moods
10:45 Musical Moods
11:00 Platter Party
11:15 Platter Party
1 1 :30 Platter Party
11:45 Platter Party
12:00 Sign Off
ABC
Telephone Hour -Telephone
Hour
Men Behind Melody
Men Behind Melody
Richfield Reporter
Heidelberg Harmoniers
Music You Want
Music & News
Melodies That Endure
Melodies That Endure
Biltmore Hotel Orch.
Orchestra & News
John' T. Flynn
It's Time To Dance
It's Time To Dance
Between The Lines
"KWIN Carousel
KWIN Carousel
KWIN Carousel
Carousel & News
Sign-Off ' '
Sign Off
NBC
Employment in
State Increases
Salem" (U.R) Settlement of
most labor disputes and a steady
pickup in seasonal activities
helped employment recovery
throughout Oregon this month,
the State Unemployment Com
pensation Commission said Fri
day. But the job total continued
slightly behind last year's record,
high.
In mid-May 439,700 persons
were in non-farm activities com
pared with 445,700 the month
beforehand 455,600 in May, 1951.
. June reports are not expected
to reach last year's 468,700 but
the return of some 16,000 work
ers involved in labor-management
differences and new calls
for farm, food processing and
other seasonal help probably
will restore 1952 totals close to
earlier trends.
I I fOKMULATtD
DRUG CENTRE
Your Health and Its Care
By &R. WILLIAM BRADY. M.D.
Reader should address inquiries to: William Brady,
: 265 El Canino, Beverly Hilt. CaL "
THE PRICE OF SUGAR
Slaving away here as usual on
holidays my slaves are ajl off1
the job, of course when the
markets are
closed. I can't
inquire about
the price of
sugar. I have
an impression
it is, say, ten
cents a pound.
Three or four
cartons of sug
ar in the kitch
en are without
price marks,
one which is stamped
Cost of Going io
Poorhouse Goes Up
Philadelphia (U.R) Even the
cost of going to the poorhouse is i
going up.
The board of trustees of the
Home for the Indigent announc
ed recently that, effective July
26, all residents who can pay
anything at all for their keep
will be charged $51 instead of
$41 a month. '
The reason: Increased costs of
maintenance.
i & 5" i '
Dz. Brady
except
9.95, whatever that may mean.
When I was a boy on Chapel
street in Canandaigua sugar was
from 5 to 6 cents a pound. If
sugar today costs only twice as
much as it did in those days the
sugar industry has achieved a
minor miracle, for the price of
labor has increased many fold in
that time. .
What has the price of "sugar
to do with health? Don't ask
foolish questions. Just keep your
mouth shut and listen.
Babies thrive best in the first
year or so on one kind of sugar,
namely, lactose, milk sugar, the
kind naturally present in milk.
As they grow older babies need
and can profitably use both lac
tose, which they get in milk, and
cane sugar or beet sugar, which
ever may be more available or
cheaper (cane and beet sugar are
identical so far as nutrition and
health are concerned).
Now here is a statement which
no medical or nutrition author
ity can successfully controvert:
Lactose (milk sugar) and suc
rose (cane or beet sugar) can do
everything for infant or growing
child that any other kind of
sugar can do.
If a trick baby specialist in
sists that you feed the baby some
kind of trick sugar that costs five
or six times the price of ordinary
sugar, this is a free counto and
you have the right to scjCfcider
your money as you wish. ..
There is a peculiar popular no
tion that foods or food accesso
ries (such as vitamins) sold in a
drugstore are in some vague way
superier to foods sold in a gro
cery or market. People who har
bor this notion "more readily
shell out fantastic prices, for
sugar for the baby. It makes jiice
business if you can get it and
as long . as there are so many
$400 snobs in Yankeeland you
can get the business, all right.
Snobbery, is not the only .rea
son why so many young parents
employ specialists instead of
ordinary doctors to care for their
babies. Ignorance of the care and
feeding of infants, thanks to
their poor education, makes
young parents feel that the serv
ices of the glorified baby sitter,
at $25 to $50 a month, are necessary.
Editor's Note: Dr. Brady Is now
on a two-weeks vacation. Ques
tions and answers usually printed
here will be resumed upon his re- ,
turn.
Miss Portland Title
Won by Brunette
Portland (U.R) Blue-eyed
Joyce Farnstrom held the title of
Miss Portland Friday and will
compete in the Miss Oregon con
test in Seaside next month.
The 18-year-old brunette was
chosen from six entries in a con
test at a local theater Thursday
night. The Central East Side
Lions club was her sponsor.
MOO-O-OS
and MUSINGS
We rushed over to the
hospital last night to see
the baby that was report
edly born with a full set
of teeth.
We got there just in
time to watch him finish
an ear of corn and accept
a tooth pick presented to
him by Floyd Hart on be
half of the lumber in- -dustry.
Little Daisy
CARMEN DRAGON, Conductor
BRIAN SULLIVAN, Tenor
GERALDINE FARMAR, Soprano
Begin the Beguine . Porter Sweet Little Jesus Boy .
Uo iell It on the Mountains
Spiritual
School Days . . . Edwards
Come to Me, Bend to Me . .
, .Loewe
Liberty Bell March . ". Sousa
- Spiritual
Streetcar Named Desire Suite
North
I'm Falling in Love with
Someone .... Herbert
Program subject to possible change
June 29, 1952
Sunday 7:30 p.m. KMED
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Three Persons Hurt !
In Car-Truck Mishap
Three persons were injured in
an auto-truck collision near
Phoenix Friday morning, accord
ing to a Community hospital re
port. Mrs. Vera R. Tucker, Box 129
Phoenix was hospitalized suf
fering a 'broken pelvis and her,
husband was treated for a shoul
der injury and released, it was
said. Elliott Degman, 18 Elm
street, Medford, occupant of the
panel truck was treated for a
knee injury.
The Tuckers were taken to
the hospital by Conger-Morris
ambulance.
Dead line Sunday Classifieds is at
5:30 p.m. for following day: 10 a.m.
Monday for Monday: noon Saturday
Malik's Time as UN
President Completed
United Nations, N.Y. (U.PJ
Soviet delegate Jacob A. Malik
bowed out today as president of
the United Nations Security
Council without getting any
where on Russia's germ warfare
charges against the U.S.
Malik's month-Jong term as
head of the 11-nation council
will not end officially until mid
night Monday, but delegates put
him on a "lame duck" status
Thursday . night by adjourning
until Tuesday.
- When the council resumes de
bate on July 1, British delegate
Sir Gladwyn Jebb will be sitting
in the president's chair. Jebb
will preside throughout July.
Dead line on Classified Ads: 5:30
p.m. for following day: 10 a.m. Mon
day: noon Saturday for Sunday am.
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CROSSWORD PUZZLE
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21 Transfix
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23 Body of water
24 Heavy staff
25 Lair
26 Pale
27 Fertile spots
in desert
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30 Matched
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42 Unadorned
43 Bone
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9 Chinese mil
10 Lure
11 Traps
14 Stitch
16 Writing
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20 Sweetmeats
21 Dance step
23 Prohibit
24 Small rug
26 Marry
27 Unit
25 Through
29 High card
30 Gloomy
31 Sacred
Zoroastrlan
books
32 Spread for
drying
34 Laud
35 Stage whispers
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36 Doctrines
3S Journies
39 Cloth measure
41 School of
whales
42 Cut of meat
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