Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, July 04, 1952, Image 8

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Newspaper Page TextEIGHT MEDFOFD (OREGON) MAIL TRIBUNE Friday, July 4. 1952 RADIO PROGRAMS FRIDAY Prog rami listed below art received from the radio stations and the Mail Tribune assumes no responsibility except to make such changes as are supplied KTJC 1230 ke KMED 1440 kt. KWIN 1400 kc 4:00 Fun Factory 4:l.j Fun Factory 4:30 Big Jo & Sparkle . :4a Biarn i rail - 5:00 Sports Parade 5:13 Elmer Da vis 5:45 Memory Favorites Doctor's Wife Doctor Malone The Brighter Day farm anow 6:00 Hits and Encores 8:15 Hits and Encores 6:30 Bill Balance 6:43 Bill Balance 70 Top Guy 5 o'clock Headlines Richard Harkness Elmer Peterson Ko Soap Mustc No Soap Music No Soap Music No Soap Music fZnt A flat Three Quarter Time Sports Round-Up Rich. Graham & News Assembly of God Asemblv of God Bob Eberly Show Lean Back & Listen 7:15 Top Guy 7:30 Thus is Your FBI 7-4S This is Your FBI no Pre-Conv. Fireworks One Man's Family 8:?5-pTconv Fireworks News of the World' S SCsummer Cruise Who Goes There? "Rill StAm Snorts KMED Commentary Cisco Kid Cisco Kid Mario Lanza Listening Post Mario Lanza Listening Post Montgomery & SafetyValley News Mayor s cince nu " Rich. Graham In According To The Record Dick Haymes News . - x-...... Rnh A- Rav 15Eddie Fisher SerenadeBob & Ray 9 :30 Sports Report Halls of Ivy a-isFSineTime Halls of Ivy John T. Flynn It's Time To Dance It's Time To Dance Between the Lines - . . r - I. r L . U , I orn!iui .W.An-r . SKR. KWS Carousel ?0.30Sophisticated Khy ; xou &roel&New. nPlatte7Party . Heres Jamison Sign-Off U:15Platter Party Heres Jam son JliitSSiSKK Here rjamison& News 12:00 Sign Off Sign-Off RADIO PROGRAMS SATURDAY :00 Yawn Patrol 15 Yawn Fatroi :30 BobGarred :43 Stewart craig- NavjiBand Heres to Veterans Marine Show News :00 Martin Agronsky .11 TDA 30 No School Today :45 Kn School xooay- ir T n m n .Tumn 15 Saturday Circus :30 space r-airoi 45 space rairo Sunrise Serenade Saturday Special No. 1 Music of Manhattan Music & News Howdy Doody Howdy Doody Uniuilv nonrtv Howdy Doody 1400 Corral 1400 Corral 1400 Corral News 10 10 10 10. 11 11 11 11 on rn.riuiv Trmitaador l3 Cowboy Troubador :30 COWboy MTOUDaaur :45 Cowboy Troubador 00 Guest Star :15 TTading Post :30 Fran it oc jbcksou 45 Frank tc Jackson 00 Operation Chicago :15 Pan American Union 'A3 Mountaineers 12 12 12 12 1 1 00 ABC Late News i liwktntf TntA Soaee 30 Operation Chicago :45 intnu. jazz uuo Friendship Circle Friendship Circle Sat. Spec. No. 2 Mid-Morning News Mary Lee Taylor Mary Lee Taylor Farm & Home Hour Farm & Home Hour Down Homers Down Homers Marrh Time OneNight Stand Get Up Sc Go Get Up & Go Haven of Rest (MBS) Haven of Resf(MBS) News Morning Special Parade of Bands Parade o Bands Saturday Special No. 3 Pactnr'K Call DrtPepperTirne Music For Saturday Music For Saturday Guest Star Serenade in Blue "Ray Bloch Presents Ray Bloch Presents Musical Appetizer Musical Appetizer News Western Jamboree -Western Jamboree Western Jamboree :00 Roseland Ballroom :15 Roseland Ballroom :30 Roseland Ballroom :45 Saturday Nite Date :00 1230 Club :15 1230 Club 30 1230 Club 43 1230 Club :00 1230 Club : 15 News :30 1230 Club :43 1230 Club Mind Your Manners Mind Your Manners The Author Speaks Your Key To Health Public Affairs Earl Godwin Summer Symphony Summer Symphony Summer Symphony Summer Symphony Jungleeln Retreat jungle in rtexreai- Western Jamboree 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 :00 1230 Club :15 1230 Club on Christian SHfmu CK. 45 Look to the Skies Jane Ace D. J. Stars In Kahki &-Blue World Concert Hall World Concert Hall Gai Paris Music Hall Gai Paris Music Hall :00 Flnnegan s Sports News :tv.trn. Admin. Show What Are You Doing 'm nh carred Tex Beneke i..ftr,,! KMED Commentary 00 Saturday at Shamrock Vaughn Monroe :15 Saturday at anamrocij.- 30-Knights at Rnd Tab e Grand O e Opry ;45 nnignis ai w" nn Th. I. one Rane'er Eddie Arnold ilS-The.Lone Ranger ?ie Arnold :30 Bucket ounny s -uirai - r, :45 Buck & Sunny's Corral Lower Basin Street 00 Dancing Party kbc ews- :15 Dancing Party Alex Dryer 30 These are the Men Palladium Orch. 45 These are me men- muouiuin . Dinner News Got A Date Proudly We Hail Proudly We Hail I,ook to the Skies Sports Round-up Hawaiian Harmonies Eddy Howard Navy Band Echoes of the Gay 90' Lyn Murray Show Lyn Murray Show News Peggy Lee Sings Salute To Reservists Salute To Reservists 00 Rogue Valley BallroomJudy Canova :30 ABC Late News Palladium Orch. 45 Playboys Palladium urcn. It's Time To Dance It's Time To Dance It's Time To Dance Between the Lines ;00 Dress Rehearsal 1 5 Dress Rehearsal :30 Platter Party :45 Platter Party :00 Platter Party :15 Platter Party :30 Platter Party :45 Platter Party 10 10 10 10 11 11 11 11 12:00 Sign Off Ten O'Clock Ticker Look To The Skies . Proudly We Hail Proudly weiau- Melodies That Endure Melodies That Endure Melodies That Endure Melodies And News Sign Off KWIN Carousel KWIN Carousel KWIN Carousel Carousel & News KWIN Carousel KWIN Carousel KWIN Carousel Carousel & News Sign-Off ABC NBC Court Records rOLICE COURT Norris Haynes Gilo, operating with out a license and failure to stop at a stop light. $10 bail. Eldon Morris Tolle, violation of basic rule, $10. Claude Alva Burkhart. failure to yield right of way. $5 bail. Emery G. Adams, operating with out a license. $5. DISTRICT COURT C. Roger Peyton, illegal possession Of alcoholic liquor. $10. . Eugene Curry, driving while intox icated. $30. ' Alvie E. Fletcher, passing with in sufficient clearance. $15. Wendell O. Davis, defective tail liixhr rnnrt costs onlv. William M. Roberts, overload. $19. John R. Hamaker. overload. $131 Benjamin L. Long, violation of bas ic rule. $10. CIRCUIT COURT Ava Lorraine Clark vs. Roy Mc- Thves Clark, divorce comDlaint. Leslie John Shores vs. Clara Velma Shorev. divorce complaint. J. G. Wingerter vs. Earl Sheriff ot ux. complaint. Probate Department Estate of Bruce M. L hunger, pe tition. Estate of Nellie Grace Kathan, pe tition. Dead line Sunday Classified Is at 5:30 p.m. for following day; 10 a.m. Monday for Monday; noon Saturday tor sunaay a.m. abc means America's Best Coverage 1C crack news staff faulaaas John Doty 9tww tomon Gragt SolaUky thw ObtI lrt Andrews - Paul Homy Td Malm Teylar Grant Merlin Agronsky Mary Margaret McBrida ..and mrm 30 orrwrtf " OF THE CHICAGO CONVENTIONS For all the color and excitement of the " "greatest show in politics"-on the Con vention floor and behind the scenes from gavel to gavel-to know what happens and -, why it happens . . . stay tuned to KYJC-1230 ABC RADIO NETWORK I HpajaJ Spottsortd by ADMIRAL CORP. First Session Monday Morning, July 7 Your Health and Its Care By DR. WILLIAM BRADY. M.D. Readers should address inquiries to: William Brady, 265 O Camino. Beverly Kith. CaL IMMUNITY FOR THE BABY 5 M"'fa&&$rt$k f Dr. Brady. and infants from In my opinion and please re member I'm not an authority every baby should be immunized against small pox at the age of four to six months and against diph theria at the age of six months to two years. Immunity to smallpox i s conferred by vacci n a t i o n four to six months of age are less likely to have untoward reactions to vac cination than at any other age. Just which technique may be most desirable for vaccination is a question best left to the judg ment of the family physician. Of 12,289 children under 15 years of age who were immun ized 90 developed diphtheria but none died. Of 14,536 children of the same age group who had not been immunized 160 developed diphtheria and 17 died. Whether a preliminary Schick test is necessary, to determine whether the individual is sus ceptible, is for the physician to decide. Many good physicians omit the Schick test for children under six years of age and pro ceed directly to active immuni zation. Immunization . against diph theria is most important for chil dren from six months to six ears old. After the age of six or seven years, susceptibility to diptheria diminishes steadily, so that immunization is no longer necessary. With the toxoids developed in the past decade immunization against diptheria, whooping cough or tetanus (lockjaw) may be combined in a course of three injections given over a period of 9 weeks three weeks be tween injections. Immunization against typhoid, V Be a Real Spate Patroller! Learn how fo gel your official membership kit, badge and ring. Don't miss 1 Saturday para-typhoid, cholera or other disease to which infants or chil dren may be exposed when on vacation, traveling or sojourn ing in foreign countries is a ques tion to discuss with the family physician. Editor's Note: Dr. Brady is now on a two-weeks vacation. Ques tions and answers usually printed here will be resumed upon his return. Rogue River Rogue River Mr. and Mrs. Joe Golding have purchased the Alf Mekvold house on Broad way. J. S. Baldman, grandfather of Flores Leyen, suffered a heart attack last Sunday. He is report ed to be improving. Mr. and Mrs. Austin Jones are staying at the Shangri La court on Highway 99 while wait ing orders from Washington. They have been stationed at An chorage, Alaska, since moving from Rogue River three years ago. Mr. and Mrs. Chet Willson were in from their ranch near Prospect last week-end and vis ited old friends. Mr. and Mrs. Carl Magerle had as recent guests at their ranch on West Evans road their daughter and family, Mr. and Mrs. .Virgil Oatney and daugh ters, Linda and Sandra, from Blocksburg, Calif., Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Sullivain of Klamath Falls and Mrs. Magerle's niece and husband, Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Buzolich, San Francisco. Mrs.. Buzolich will be rememb ered as Bette Jean Burkhart, daughter of the late Joe and Bessie Burkhart of Rogue Riv er. Buzolich is an instructor in a San Francisco high school. They were enroute to John Day to visit Mrs. Clyde Galbreath and Martin Burkhart, aunt and grandfather of Mrs. Buzolich. A deed to Magnolia street, which is the new street given the city in exchange for Gilmore avenue, was presented the city council at the regular meeting Tuesday by Clyde Shumaker of Magnolia Lumber company. Or dinance 108 vacating Gilmore avenue was read and adopted at the meeting. The council has voted to pay half the cost of replastering the new reservoir. A letter from the district at torney in reply to the council's recent request for a grand jury investigation of the new bridge was read. The council discussed build ing codes and instructed Attorn ey Robert Dames to qbtain cop ies of codes in effect in other small towns. SPORT COSTS MONEY Massena, N. Y. U.R) The New York State conservation de partment says the state's 460,000 hunters spend $2,000,000,000 an nually on their sport It includes money spent for hunting clothes, equipment, ammunition, trans portation, hotel bills andf-club fees. Fishermen spend $32,000, 000 a year. CROSSWORD PUZZLE, ACROSS Answer to Yesterday's Puzzla 1 Church bench 4 In many instances Policeman (colloq.) IS Anglo-Saxon money lS-Sycophant 14 Beverage 15 Wild cat 17 Fixes 19 Performs SO Unclosed 31 Hoodwink 23 Hewn stona 26 Nobleman 27 Size of type it Printer's measure 23 Roman bronze 50 Pertaining to the blood 11 Biography (abbr.) 12 Dental surgeon (abbr.) 23 Seagoing vessel 34 Drove 35 Spiritual entity 37 Woodworking machine 3S Poker stake 39 Beer ingredient 40 Noted opera singer 42 Fad 43 The kava 46 Simple 4 S Female sheep 49 Lair 60 Stares open-mouthed 51 Offspring spws IaisihJ JsIhIaIm JiR,gy ibjoaJtope SjA'SjAI AIL PHlaacf UATEkBteTtrnfgk JT EiMflp e JL' UuT Hgp e E 5ts tUrI KAjVEnqgsnfMfj s,pie ciuji a jjEMfi nti &Lne rHa r re sit honorTTng'afar WmOO SURA MOO-O-OS and MUSINGS We can't help but think how different his tory might of been if the British had all been wear ing colored glasses when Bunker said to Hill, "Don't fire until you see the whites of their eyes." Today's most notable saying is probably, "Mommy, I just blew my little finger off at the elbow." Little Daisy -(ff - Gain new vim...new joy in There is ne riJ for yea to be -tired, nerveus, cranky or con stieerad if due to dietary dt ikianciM which occur only when the daily intake ef B-vrtamint and Niacin is Uss than minimum requirement ever a prolonged' period. These noiwpecifie symp toms de net in thmMhs prove dietary deficiency and may have ether causes or be due to functional conditions. BEXEL SPECIAL FORMULA, the wonderful new vitamin compound, may be exactly what you need to put you on your feet again if you . . . like go many, many others ... are suffering from common symp toms of specific deficiencies. With all the medical knowl edge of vitamins now made available by science and health research, it is senseless for you to continue feeling exces sively weak and over-fatigued, all jittery and nervous. Where such conditions are due to lack of B-vitamins, iron and trace minerals known to be essential in humannutrition.Bexel ,' may be the "miracle drug" you are looking for to put you in tip top shape again I Assaziitg New Medical Faranda Coobfoe ImpArtaat B-Yitamlns, Irotj and Trace Minerals Known t e ts-tia! la Hnmaa NatrWen! L eI : iS-l 2 BEXEL HELPS YOU BUILD i RICH RED BLOOD Everybody knows the importance of Iron in your diet to help you build rich, red blood. Well, just one capsule of Bexel Special Formula a day contains five times the minimum daily require ments of Iron doctors say is needed by the body. - POTENCY GUARANTEED -m r m m m YOU FEEL BETTER AFTER ONE BOTTLE ...OR MONEY BACK WITHOUT QUESTION Central Rexall Drug MAIN AND CENTRAL ' PHONE 2-9431 ' 5" 6 7 3 I I? 1,0 ill "s lb Z T" L-1- rfe L-J . Zl 2J-: 14 a it 25 1 - il: : ii 15 ib il m y -it m f 5s" " 5g ' " " " To 5J PWr. I, VIMS Fmn IHWfc be, DOWN 1 Explosive noise 2 Period of time 3 Roves 4 Additional 5 Enemy pl.) - 6 Sailor (coUoq.) 7 Man's nickname J Like a nymph 9 Tropica herb 10 Aged 11 Footliko part 16 Tailless amphibian 18 lampreys 20 Man's name 21 Reckless fellow 22 Clayey earth 23 Girl's name It Germany 25 Fumes 27 Pennies. collectively 30 Intimating 31 Skirmishes 33 Period of fasting 34 Wan 36 Mepblstoph ele9 37 Washes 39 Rouse to action 40 Cushion 41 Hall! 42 Pinch 43 Couple 44 Japanese monetary unit 47 Cooled lava VA Field Supervisor Visits at Camp White Camp White Field Service Supervisor F. V. Stephenson, of the Veterans Administration central office in Washington, D.C., was at Camp White domi ciliary for two days July 2 and 3, on an official visit. Stephenson is making a tour of inspection of domiciliary oper ations generally. He expressed himself as well pleased with operations here. Salem (U.R) Robert D. Mac- Lean has been named chairman of the Oregon State Tax Com mission, succeeding Ray Smith Portland, who served in the post for one year. q What saving is safer than cash? Vk A Tour D. S. Defense mS. Bonds are just like cash only saierl II you lose cash, that's money gone. But if your bonds should be destroyed or lost, the U.S. Treasury will re place them at no cost to you. You can always redeem any bond after 60 days. And Defense Bonds earn good interest.. .an $18.76 bond can pay you back $33,671 For safer saving, buy U. S. Defense Bonds! Strange as ir SEEMShi EL. -1 1tf Sl&NcS OF THE DECLARATION OF INDEPENDENCE HAD NEITHER BSARDS. NZZ MUSTACHES, ' 9. QUICKSAND Does Not SUCK OBJECTS INTO FT. THEY SINK As TriEV" DO IM WATEK y& SEDiMEMT PEPbSOED IM Wit 6D1.P OF M&1CO "Tfie Mississippi T?iVE?? m A 6INSLE YEAR IS ESTIMATED TO Bb ABOUT r 100,000,000 ItNS T ! 0 . 9m 09 M rtgh-s einW Opr. 152 by Uexaad hM ,W.ia. sac BARNEY GOOGLE and SNUFFY SMITH - JUGHAID!! 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