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Newspaper Page TextFOUR MEDFORD (OREGON) MAIL TRIBUNE Thursday, July 10, 1952 RADIO PROGRAMS THURSDAY Programs listed Mow ar received from tJia radio stations and tha Mail Tribune assumes no responsibility except to make such changes as are supplied KTJC 1239 ke KMEO 1446 ke KWIN 1400 ke 4- 00 Fun Factory Doctor's Wife No Soap Music 4:15 Fun Factory Doctor Malone No Soap Music 430 Big Jon Sc Sparkle The Brighter Day No Soap Music 4:45 S ports Report Public Affairs No. Soap Music 5 00 Drive-in Quiz Weeks & Orr News Got A Date 5- 13 Elmer Davis Richard Harkness Three Qi ler Time 530 Republican Conven. Vincent Lopez Sports Round-Up 5 .45 Republican Conven. Eimer Peterson Rich. Graham & News " 00 Republican Conven.- Bill Stern Lanny Ross '.15HepubUcan Conven. KMED Commentary Lanny Ross Jj.'oo Republican Conven. Hopalong Cassidy Bob Eberly Show . g :jgRepublican Conven Hopalong Cassidy Lean Back Sc Listen 7 0o Republican Conven. Your Hit Parade Listening Post 45 Republican Conven. Your Hit Parade Listening Post Alio Republican Conven. Montgomery & Traffic Northwest Round-up 4 :43 Republican Conven. Could This Be You Russ Morgan V -a.00 Defense Attorney One Man's Family Americana 8:15Defense Attorney News of the World S.O.C. Program . g -Qn the Town" Father Knows Best Dick Haymes , gJj on the Town" Father Knows Best News . "0 00 Happens Every Day Dragnet John T. Flynn i-llHtartstrings" Dragnet It s Time To Dance 9301 Covered the Story Night Beat It s Time To Dance tlRed Nichols Show Night Beat Between The Lines 10.0o TBA Richfield Reporter KWIN Carousel 10-13 TBA Organairs , KWIN Carousel 10-30 Musical Moods Music You Want KWIN Carousel 10:45 Musical Moods Music St News Carousel & News 1100 Platter Party Melodies That Endure Sign-Off 11:15 Platter Party Melodies That Endure 11:30 Platter Party Hotel Orch." 11:45 Platter Party Orch & News 12:00 Sign Off Sign-Off R A D I O PROGRAMS FRIDAY 6:00 Yawn Patrol Monkey Shines 615 Yawn Patrol Monkey Shines 6:30 Bob Garred Navy Band 6:45 Concert. Sports. News News 7 00 Martin Agronsky Rural Party Line 1400 Corral 7:15 Breakfast Club Pioneers & Gallup Poll Corrall & News 7-30 Breakfast Club Clock Watcner 1400 Corral 7:45 Breakfast Club Music & News Fishin Tips Sc News 8 00 Relay Quiz Voices Of 2-4000 Get Up & Go 8:15 Chet Huntley Voices Of 2-4000 Get Up & Go 8 30 Republican Conven. Music of Manhattan Bible Institute (MBS) 8 :45 Republican Conven. Doctor Crane Bible Institute (MBS) 9:00 Republican Conven. Friendship Circle News 9:15 Republican Convention Friendship Circle Morning Devotions 9:30 Republican Conven. Neighbor Lady Chapel By Road 9:45 Republican Conven. Mid-Morning News Morning Special 10:C0 Republican Conven. Festival of Waltzes New At Parkview 10:15 Republican Conven. Bob & Ray Music Box 10:30 My True Story Strike It Rich Music Box 10:45 My True Story Strike It Rich Better Buys 11:00 Whispering Streets Double Or Nothing Shop On Main Street 11:15 Trading Post Double Or Nothing Shop On Main Street 11:30 Lucky U Ranch Swap & Sell Musical Appetizer 11:45 Lucky U Ranch One Night Stand Musical Appetizer ' 12:00 Paul Harvey News & Weather " News 12:15 Weather Sc Markets Road ot Life No Soap Music 12:30 "Scramble Gamble" Pepper Young No Soap Music 12:45 Your County Agent Right to Happiness No Soap Music i:?2 15 A Backstage Wife No Soap Music ?:4rt2?A SJ . SteU" DaUa No Soap Music J ary 5f ?JclLi3eI Young Widder Brown No Soap Music 1 :45 Mary M. McBride Woman In My House No Soap Music 2 ?2 Tennessee Ernie Just Plain Bill No Soap Music 2 15 Tennessee Ernie Front Page FarreU No Soap Music 2:30 CalTinney Life Can Be Beautiful No Soap Music 2:4 j Cal Tmney News News 3:00 Stewart Craig Welcome Travelers No Soap Music 3:15 JimmieFidler Welcome Travelers No Soap Music 3:30 Junior Edition Dr. Paul No Soap Music 3:43 Junior Edition Dial Dave Garraway No Soap Music :02 Factory Doctor's Wife No Soap Music i.ofn, .OI?' , Doctor Malone No Soap Music :!-. ? igion Sparkle The Brighter Day No Soap Music 4. 4o Sports Parade Farm Program No Soap Music ?:.i?Z?fiVe"J Qul2 5 O'clock Headlines Got A Date i'oil- lmer.Pa V1S Richard Harkness Three Quarter Time 3-; Republican Conven. Vincent Lopez Sports Round-Up Republican Conven. Elmer Peterson Rich. Graham & News f Republican Conven. Bill Stern Sports Assembly of God i io Republican Conven. . KMED Commentary Assembly of God Republican Conven. Cisco Kid Bob Eberly Show 6:45 Republican Conven Cisco Kid ' Lean Back Sc Listen 5ePublican Conven. Mario Lanza Listening Post Vln 5ePUDlican Conven. Mario Lanza Listening Post ':30 Republican Conven. Montgomery & SafetyNorthwest Round-up 7:45 Republican Conven. Mayor's Office Russ Morgan :?rewss!an2 Teatre" One Man's Family Root Montgomery o Ino sstand Theatre News ot the World The Three Suns S:?9ummer bruise Who Goes There? Dick Haymes 8.45 Summer Cruise Who Goes There? News Nfws Bob & Rav John T. Flynn oivtS ? Fisher Bob & Ray It's Time To Dance xir2P,rts P?rade Halls of Ivy It's Time To Dance 9-45 Flying Time Halls of Ivy Between The Lines Club Revue Richfield Reporter KWIN Carousel :Jri y.olc,e ?f the Army Heidelberg Harmonalres KWIN Carousel Musical Moods Music You Want KWIN Carousel 10:45 Musical Moods Music and News Carousel & News 1 1 :00 Platter Party Here's Jamison Sign-Off 11:15 Platter Party 'Here's Jamison 11:30 Platter Party . Here's Jamison 11:45 Platter Party Here's Jamison Sc News' 12:00 Sign Off Sign-Off ABC NBC As We Liye Most children, if they can get away with it, delight in teasing and bullying their younger brothers and sisters. This makes life miserable for the whole fam ily, as the mother who wrote the following letter is finding: (Q) "I have five children, ranging in age from 10 years to one year. My two older chil dren, both boys, take delight in teasing the little ones. Then lhe Utile ones come to me, cry ing, and I have lo stop what I am doing to comfort them. The boys are so rough that Ihey sometimes hurt the tod dlers. How can I put a stop to this teasing as it makes life difficult for us all?" t (A) Tell them if they tease their brothers and sisters, they will be sent to their rooms at once and de prived of some privilege they like, - such as going to the movies, ' play ing with their friends or watching tele vision. The chances are that they Dr. Hurlock wm think this just a bluff at first. But, don't let it be just an idle threat. Carry through, no matter how much they plead with you to give them "just one more chance." Aside from the inconvenience this teasing causes you, it is bad for all your children to let it go on any longer. The little ones are seeing a pattern of behavior which they are likely to imitate when they play with other chil dren. This certainly will not make them popular. And it is unfair of your older sons to pick on others smaller than they who cannot defend themselves. It is unsportsman like and, unless it is curbed at home, they are likely to do the same when they are with neigh borhood children. This will make other children dislike them, not r I ' '''' Y v By ELIZABETH HURLOCK, PH.D. only those who are teased. but those who see the teasing. Most older brothers like to tease. They find it fun to see the little ones cry. It gives them a feeling of power and self-importance to be able to be the master of the situation, and it gives them satisfaction for the jealousy that invariably exists among older children in a family. But, it must be curbed and this is the respon sibility of every parent who is faced with the problem. Elizabeth Hurlock is one of the nation's great psycholo gists, and she will gladly help you with personal problems. (Copyright 1952, General Features Corp.) Dr. Pepper Salesman Texas Trip Winner Mr. and Mrs. Ross Turpin re turned last week from Texas where they went by plane to visit the $3,000,000 Dr. Pepper plant in Dallas and to enjoy a day's fishing and swimming at Galveston. The trip was made at the expense of the Dr. Pepper company and was tendered to the local couple as the first prize in a sales contest engaged in by the several hundred Dr. Pepper plants across the nation. Turpin, route salesman for the Dr. Pepper Bottling company here, turned in the greatest ui crease in sales to win the top honor. ATHLETES FOOT GERM HOW TO KILL IT IN ONE HOUR If not pleased, your 40c back. This STRONG fungicide SLOUGHS OFF the onter skin to expose buried fungi. Kills it on contact. Get Greaseless, Instant drying T-4-L at any drug store. Today at Mack's. Drug Store. Adv. Washington (U.R) Amer ican battle casualties in Korea now total 112,128, an increase of 552 over last week's sum mary, the Defense Department announced Wednesday. sinus SUFFERERS It list u miztir, ttt A setter ftrarata H rtlto it ttrttra ri sins, lay ftrer ft ctttrrk tot to rtsal CMgeitta. A'ttizin; slta tread tests, ttr rcke, ttilrt Mttrite reller. i-avdiatelj. TMs mw trail ailed lOTlMn. ant girt m tl fastest rtMltt mi ttt suite st, tagest Uttitg bapme eit m km ner kirn m M cuts Nt a pest. Si at rnttar nat jn km tried rrrmj, try ISTIMX ul arm ti jsamlt fftat it cai it tar roa. lOTlAin. easts u!r $2.50 art ft siM wit a Mtr back ntrutst if jta are att caapleMj satisfied wits tat malts. MTUIM. Is saM la jwr eitj aaj aj Central Bexall Drug Store Main Central juii Ciders rilled. Your Health and Its Care By DR. WILLIAM BRADY, M.D. Reader should address inquiries fa: William Brady, 265 El Camino Beverly Hills. CaL STILL EXTANT IN NEW ENGLAND have to keep up with the Jones es. The absurdly long schooling students must undergo to obtain the medical degree today might reasonably be required for the training of specialists, but it robs the prospective doctor of four years of active professional life, and that, I contend, is more than a man can afford to pay for the right to practice as a family physician. ) Four years of high school, four years of medical school and two years of internship should qualify any earnest student for general practice. I say this not A New England man evidently enjoys the benefit of something which is approaching extinction m other parts of the coun try, namely the friendship and advice of a family phy sician. I hope it will do your heart good, as it does mine, to read what he has to say about it: Dr. Brady Dear Mr. Brady: It is impossible to tell you of the hours of pleasure I have had reading your column . this in addition to the knowledge . . . Fortunately, I have a family physician who told me, when I asked whether he intended to specialize that he would be a family doctor all his life, just as his father had been, and he said it with reverence. ; It was apparent to me then, 18 years ago, that this man had dedicated his life to the relief of human suffering. With him, monetary gain is secondary. It makes me and my wife, also, feel good just to talk with him. We love this man in the true sense of the word. His in spirational guidance has kept us happy because, as he says: "Live a good clean life in all respects and you will be richly rewarded with an abundance of good health." In that we have found, he is right. Many more years . . . and don't let the Grumps get you down. . . Our best regards, (Signed) It was an effort to restrain myself from breaking in upon the New England man at the monetary gain is secondary, to observe that it is so with every good doctor. It is the trick spec ialist who charges exorbitant fees. Who is to blame for the pre ponderance of so-called special ists and phony clinics over fam ily doctors today? Not the doc tors. The doctors merely try to supply what the public demands. And you, the public, demand a specialist for every little prob lem or ailment you have. You because that was the extent of my training but because I be lieve it would tend to restrain the conversion of the practice of medicine into a business. QUESTIONS St ANSWERS Calcinm and D for Restless Legs Interested in your suggestion of nitroglycerin tablets for restless legs. In my case "booping" by daily intake of calcium and D for a few days brings relief. If I forget the calcium and D for a few weeks the trouble recurs. This applies also to cramps in legs. (Mrs. W. A. E.) Answer Use of nitrogrycerin for restless legs is a matter to submit to j your physician. Druggists cannot or i will not supply nitrogrycerin tablets I without physician's prescription. Mrs. !W. A. E., notwithstanding all my cau jtions, evidently regards calcium and ;D as medicine. It is food and every 'one needs it every day. Send stamp- led, s e 1 f-addressed envelope for pamphlet ADULT TETANY AND GROWiNCi fauns. Leg pains ana cramps at night are generally a mani festation of calcium and D deficiency. The Melancholy Days Are Come Do women have such troubles as dizziness, headache and hot flashes after menstruation has stopped? One MOO-O-OS and MUSINGS BUILDS OWN GYMNASIUM Ardmore, Okla. (U.R) Af er a century without a gymnas ium, the students of the Carter Indian Seminary here are build ing one themselves.' L. E. Lar son, principal of the 100-year-old school, said the students are building the gymnasium in their spare time out of war surplus material given the institution by the Navy. friend in our office says she had such troubles for five or six years . . . another insists she had no difficulties at all . . . (A. w.) Answer Insists, does she? Your at. titude is ominous. Still, it won't do you any harm to use some elemen tary knowledge 01 pnysioiogy ana hygiene to counteract the morbid ideas of your first friend. Send stamped, self-addressed envelope for the pamphlet on THE MENOPAUSE. iNauonai newspaper synuicatc, Chicago S, Illinois CROSSWORD PUZZLE AneroYypi ACROSS 1 Low in cost Amount at which a person is rated 11 Fold 11 Lessened 14 Warming device 15 Improve If Swiss river 17 Circuit 19 Man's name 20 Stalk 22 Anger 23 iPlaying card 24 Simplest 26 Raps 18 Note of scale 29 College degree (abbr.) 30 Puts off S4 District In Spain 3S Hind part 3D Equality 41 Ripped 42 Shade tree 43 Reigned 45 Girl's name 46 Arachnid 48 Tidier 50 Sounding 51 Kind of shrub (Pi.) 2 Temporary shelter (pi.) 63 Plumlike fruit (pi.) 1215. au BP N i N0N A 6 g A s e s 1 LMk A pTaTr !N PIElRlS TIOHF HP EIS ,DOWN One of the chickens currently employed on the D. O. Fredericks ranch recently started lay ing eggs encased in 14 carat gold. When "our poultry ex pert questioned the chicken as to why she was laying such an egg, the chicken replied, "Oh, just for the shell of it." Little Daisy HEAR THE STORY of FIRE Prevention In So. Oregon ON The National Farm and Home Hour STATION KMED 10:30 a.m. Saturday, July 12 Tracror Sales & Service YOUR ALLIS-CHaLMERS DEALER i IX 13 It is I v. n is j. ,o - - - - 1 11" ll 30 V 51 11 3H JS 3. 57 Is ZZWho HZ 44 jjS Hfc H7 ""si 49 ?i OMr. kt Called FHn tadksto. Zac 1 Originate 2 Listener 3 Consume 4 On the ocean 5 Allow 6 Hydrophobia 7 Assist 8 Make lace 9 Raiment 10 Looked evilly 11 Yawning gap 13 Stout carts 18 Symbol for bromine 21 Measuring device 23 Handle 25 Title of respect 27 Pronoun 30 Garment 31 Eel trap 32 Scarcity of food 33 Gushes forth 34 Places for combat 35 Pointed beard 36 Commands 37 Approaches 40 Indian mulberry 43 Lease 44 Secluded valley 47 Man's nickname 49 Fuss FISH STORY FLOPS Louisville, Ky. (U.R) A fish story failed to save Randolph Maggard from a 10-day jail sen tence for drunken driving. Mag gard explained he been fishing all night and was tired, not drunk. Judge Michael Hellmann wasn't impressed. A search of Maggard's car had failed to re veal any fishing equipment. Now Many Wear FALSE TEETH With More Comfort FASTEETH, a pleasant alkaline (non-acid) powder, holds false teeth more firmly. To eat and talk in more comfort, just sprinkle a little FAS TEETH in your plates. No gummy, eooey. pastry taste or feeling. Checks "plate odor" (denture breath). Get FASTEETH at any drug store. Adv The status of a 13th century Parisian bride depended in part on her ability to plan a good Lenten dinner for 12 without meat or delicacies. 7 I I (J IN SAN FRANCISCO hotel rooms 10W COST LUXURY Challtngtt companion Clion Quiet Comfortable Central location t i t tunroi location hotel commodore; CRAIG t SMITH. 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WELL, AFTER A CERTAIN TIME WE CONCLUDE HE IS KIOT A FNTLFMAM AND THEN WE ASK HIM l I -l . o V-