Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, July 25, 1952, Image 12

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Newspaper Page TextTWELVE MEDFORD (OREUw.., Friauj. t o, 1952 RADIO PROGRAM S--FRIDAY Program listed billow aro received from tha radio stations and the Mail Tribima assumes no responsibility except to make such changes as are supplied KYJC 1230 ke KMED 144 kt. KWIN 1400 ke 4:W Fun Factory 4:15 Fun Factory 4 :30 Big Jo & Sparkle 4:43 Mary M McBride Doctor'! Wife Doctor Malone The Brighter Day Farm Show S :00 Sports Parade 5:13 ElmerDa vis 5:30 Drive-in Quiz 5:45 Safeway Program 6:00 Music by Adlam 6:15 Music by Adlam 6:30 Hotel Edison Orch.' 6:45 Hotel Edison Orch.' 5 o'clock Headlines Richard Harkness Vincent Lopez Elmer Peterson" Ito Soap Musrc No Soap Music No Soap Music No Soap Music " Got A Date Three Quarter Time Sports Round-Up Rich. Graham & News Bill Stern Sports KMED Commentary Cisco Kid Cisco Kid Assembly of God Assembly of God Bob Eberly Show Lean Back & Listen 70 Top Guy 7:15 Top Guy" 7:30 Thi3 is Your FBI 7:45 This is Your FBI Mario Lanza Listening Post Mario Lanza Listening Post Montgomery & Safety Northwest Round-Up Mayor's Office Timber Trails g:00 Newsstand Theatre 8:15 Newsstand Theatre 8:30 Summer Cruise" 8:45 Summer Cruise One Man's Family News of the World Who Goes There? Who Goes There? Robt. Montgomery The Three Sons Dick Haymes News 9:00 ABC Late News 9:15 Eddie i lsner 9:30 Sports Report 9:45 Flying Time 10:00 Y Club Revuo 10:15 Y Club Revue 10:30 Musical Moods 10:45 Musical Moods Bob & Ray" Bob St Ray Halls of Ivy -Halls of Ivy John T. Flynn It's Time To Dance It's Time To Dance Between the Lines KWIN Carousel 1 1 :oo Platter Party 11:15 Platter Party 1 1 :30 Platter Party 1 1 :45 Platter Party 12:00 Sign Off Heidelberg Harmonalres KWIN Carousel Music You want ivm-i Music You Want Carousel & News Here's Jamison Sign-Off Here's Jamison Here's Jamison Here's Jamison & News Sign-Off RADIO PROGRAMS SATURDAY 00 Yawn Patrol IS Yawn Patrol 30 Bob Garred :43 Stewart Craig Navy Band Heres to Veterans Marine Show News . 00 Martin Agronsky 15 Band Parade :30 No School Today :45 No School Today 0 Jump. Jump 15 Saturday tire us 30 SDace Patrol" 45 Space Patrol Sunrise Serenade Saturday Special No. 1 Music of Manhattan Music & News 1400 Corral 1400 Corral 1400 Corral News Howdy Doody Howdy Doody Howdy Doody Howdy Doody Get Up & Go Get Up & Go Haven of Rest(MBS Haven of Rest" (MBS 9 00 Cowboy Troubador 9:13 Cowboy Troubador 9:30 Cowboy Troubador 9 :45 Cowboy Troubador 0:00 Guest Star 10:15 Trading Post 10:30 Frank & Jackson 10:45 Frank & Jackson 1 1 :oo Pan-American Union" 1 1 :15 Pan American Union 1 1 :30 Mountaineers 1 1 :45 Mountaineers FriendsbiD Circle Friendship Circle Sat. Spec. No. 2 Mid-Morning News "Mary Lee Taylor Mary Lee Taylor" Farm & Home Hour Farm tc Home Hour Down Homers" Down Homers" March Time One Night Stand News Morning Special Parade of Bands Parade of Bands 12 12 12 12 1 1 1 lj 2 2 2 3 :00 ABC Late News :15 Looking Into Space 30 Intntl. Jazz Club" 45 Intntl. Jazz Club News Sc Weather Saturday Special No. 3 Pastor's Call Dr. Pepper Time Parade of Bands Timber Trails 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 Fascinating Rhythm 00 1230 Club 151230 Club 30 1230 Club 451230 Club 001230 Club :15 News 301230 Club 451230 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 Jungle In Retreat Jungle In Retreat 00 1230 Club :15 1230 Club 30 Christian Science Ch. :45 Look to the Skies Jane Ace D. J. Jane Ace D. J. Stars In Kahki & Blue Stars In Kahki Ac Blue 5:00 Finnegan's Sports 5:15 Veterans Admin. Show 5:30 Bob Garred 5 :45 Stewart Craig : 6:00 Saturday at Shamrock 6:15 Saturday at Shamrock 6:30 Band Concert 6:45 Band Concert News What Are You Doing Tex Beneke KMED Commentary Vaughn Monroe Vaughn Monroe Grand Ole Opry Grand Ole Opry 7:00 Lone Ranger 7:15 Lone Ranger 7:30 Buck & Sunny's Corral 7:45 Buck & Sunny Corral Eddie Arnold Eddie Arnold Lower Basin Street Lower Basin Street 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 "World Concert Hall Wnrlri Concert Hall Songs of France Songs of Our Times Dinner News Got A Date Proudly We Hail Proudly We Hail Look to the Skies Sports Round-up Hawaiian Harmonies Eddy Howard Navy Band Lyn Murray Show Lyn Murray Show Timber Trails 8 00-7-Cheney Studs Baseball " 8:13 Cheney Studs Baseball 8:30 Cheney Studs Baseball 8:45 Cheney Studs Baseball "9;00 Cheney Studs Baseball 9:15 Cheney Studs Baseball 9:30 Cheney Studs Baseball 9:45-TCheney Ctuds Baseball 10:00 Cheney Studs Baseball' 10:15 Chenev Studs Baseball 10:30 Platter Party 10:43 Platter Party J 1:00 Platter Party 11:15 Platter Party ' 11:30 Platter Party 11:45 Platter Party NBC News Alex Dryer Palladium Orch. Palladium Orch. Judy Canova Judy Canova Palladium Orch." Palladium Orch.' Ten O'clock Ticker Look To The Skies Proudly We Hail Proudly We Hail- Melodies That Endure Melodies That Endure Melodies That Endure Melodies And News News Peggy Lee Sings Salute To Reservists Salute To Reservists Hardtop Races Hardtop Races Hardtop Races Hardtop Races Hardtop Races Hardtop Races Hardtop Races Hardtop Races KWIN Carousel KWIN Carousel KWIN Carousel Carousel & News 12:00 Sign Off Sign Off Sign-Off ABC NBC Pickin' Pears News, Gossip, Comment From Camp White By SID HOLLINGSWORTH Veterans affairs Administra tor Carl R. Grey Jr. has written a congratulatory letter to Man ager Paul A. Hatton, presenting him . with the VA gold service pin in recognition of more than 30 years of faithful service to the U. S. government. "Although the rewards of a long civil service career are diffi cult to describe in tangible terms, I am sure that you long since have discovered the deep per sonal satisfaction in honorably and diligently rendering a valu ed . service to your fellow citi zens," Gray wrote. additional accordion numbers. They were Susan Perry, La Vonne Carda, Jack Carlin, Tom my Barr and Gerald Bewley. Request numbers were played by Divisek, Charlie Dobry, and Dick Hannon, constituting a three man band, all accomplish ed musicians. Dr. Olsen conclud ed the entertainment with his fluorescent rock exhibit after which cigarettes were distributed to an appreciative audience. This was also an open meet- The Readers Digest has noti fied George Eichnor, editor of Dominews, that first honorable mention was awarded him for his contribution in the Annual Writ ing Contest for Hospitalized. Vet erans, on the subject "Life in these United States." The subscription and 30th an niversary reader, going with the award, he redirected to the Domi ciliary Library. Notice has been posted of the reunion of the 89th Division so ciety, World Wars I and II, at Patriotic hall, 1816 South Ft gueroa street, Los Angeles. Calif., on Aug. 5, 1952. The gathering was arranged to coincide with the national encampment of the VFW there between August 3 and 8. ' Commander Adjutant Joe T. Woods advises that all 89th Di vision men and ladies are invited to attend this reunion. Domiciliary members were treated to a musical evening Wednesday when Dr. and Mrs. Paul Olsen brought a talented group headed by Fred J. Divi sek to Camp White on their regular "Enchanted Grotto" pro gram. Miss Marilyn Barker open ed the program with accordion solos followed by George Ke kuna, Hawaiian student at South ern Oregon college, with his guitar and songs. A quintette of Grants Pass students provided POISON OAK? Try a Bottle of ZEMACOL You must bo satisfied oi your money cheerfully refunded. Got a day WESTERN THRIFT. Your Health and lis Care By DR. WILLIAM &RADY. M.D. Readers should address inquiries to: William Brady, 265 El Camino. Beverly Hills. CaL THIS LITTLE BOY CRIES AT NIGHT My son is 5Vz years old and weighs 54 pounds, writes Mrs. M. H. He complains of having sore feet and legs during the night and wakes up cry ing and hold ing his feet. So far the boy's mother behaves well enough. But there follows the inevitable hokum bunk- Dr. Brady He has worn shoes with arch es and right now wears shoes with a "cookie" in them and a triangular piece of metal in the heel. His father has flat feet, so we took it for granted . . . The little boy's parents mean well, but it does seem regret table that the child's trouble should be neglected while the parents spend time and money experimenting with this and' that. j . . . took it for granted that HARD TO FIND SAUGUS, Mass. OJ.R) His torians restoring the nation's first iron works at Saugus had to search the United States to find a tree that could be used as the shaft for the old water wheel. They needed a long, straight oak shaft free from' knots and finally found a tree t that fitted the bill in Maryland. I he did too, but the foot special ist in the shoestore said . . . everyone urges me to have him x-rayed. This crying at night isn't every night, but only at inter vals of a few weeks perhaps . . . (Mrs. M. H.) True to type, Mrs H express es her opinion of the case you know, just as so many laymen do when they consult a physic ian they want to help the doc tor make a diagnosis This little boy is "very heavy, so maybe that's why his feet ache" sug gests his mother. And then, lest I get any wrong idea, she assures me the little boy has sufficient vitamins, thank you, for "he eats very heartily." The little boy is, say, ten pounds heavier than the aver age but this is only one factor mother does not mention his height. But excess weight alone would hardly cause the trouble described. Apparently it has not yet oc curred to this little boy's parents to consult a physician. They are so preoccupied with the "foot specialist in the shoe store" and with everyone's advice about x- ray and the like that the sugges tion of medical advice for the strikes them as absurd. I can assure Mrs. M. H. that millions of" Americans, young and old, suffer from various vitamin andor mineral nutri tional deficiency troubles even though they eat heartily of ultrarefined food. As a diagnostician I have nev er set the world afire, especially via long distance, but I hope ;. Mrs. H. will give her young son j the benefit of (a) high calcium ' diet, (b) a suitable daily ration of j calcium and vitamin D to sup j plement his diet, not for a week ; or two but for a year or more this is not medicine, but merely food which the young body re quires and too often does not get from ordinary diet.' On written .request any reader who provides stamped, self-addressed envelope may have the pamphlet Adult Tetany and Growing Pains. It deals with aching and painful cramps in the legs or feet at night. QUESTIONS & ANSWERS Alcohol Bad for the Hair I inclose 25c and s. a. e. for your booklet THE HAIR AND SCALP. Please answer these questions: 1. Is alcohol bad for the hair? 2. Is there a difference between dry scalp and dandruff? (L. F. R.) Answer Yes, alcohol is harmful to the hair, because it removes the nat ural oil (sebum I which keeps the hair in good condition. Dandruff may be dry and scaly or oily or greasy. Treatment is given in detail in the booklet. Beginning of End of Craze When are you going to enlighten the, poor geeks who are taking corti zone or cortone. Once started it's like CROSSWORD PUZZLE Answer to Yesterday's Puzzle ACROSS 1 Insane 4 Man's name 8 Wolfhound 12 Hail! 13 Climbing plant 14 Alcoholic beverage 15 Pertaining to a nation 17 Not one IS Leave out 19 Thought 21 Minute simple organism 23 Arabian seaport 24 Kind of cheese 25 Those who hurl 25 Occupied chair SO Haste 31 Man's name S3 Railroad cars (colloq.) 34 Deceive .",5 Rase ::s Called 37 Commission 40 Roster 41 Lare extinct birds 42 Raised 46 Mimic 47 Ceremonial act 48 Anglo-Saxon money 43 Winglike 50 One who forsees events 61 Crimson AI5M1SI lAiL'SlJI tiiA;T i J 5 ?A I p TWA p- AjiiL. j i-1 ej T It ;s . . vTy? 6TAjLEIMe'g..Et Ajsjprts i a-bbs a"r"s N'iclEpiEiPggWA-LII TIAgESSptAlRBISEE ElaiS'EEPtekll Lf IQIgJAlL IBkJ ofojS;E PIEIN " SllAvTile A B LIE 31 A TTlERpFlOpt: tWD Ia'm s!a1 Is e wis MOO-O-OS and MUSINGS ing for the VFW post, and Eve Prentice was on hand with 26 of her girl accordionists dressed in red jackets and blue skirts with red and blue hats. They provided a continuous flow of stirring tunes for the members, who are always delighted by their appearances here. The Prentice group rehearsed num bers which they will play at the American Legion state conven tion at Klamath Falls next week. Ice cream and cake constituted the refreshments. Announcement has been made of the recipients of silver service pins from the Veterans Adminis tration for 20 years federal serv ice. Those so honored include Roy W. Anderson, assistant manager: Thomas J. Andrews, medical: Dell M. Dineen, medical; Criss Dizick, medical; Vest Fleeman, supply; Inez M. Friel, finance; Dorothea L. Glass, special serv ices; John S. Goodwin, supply; Lilah H. McCullough, personnel: Claud Rich, engineering; Ralph H. Ruffin, domiciliary; John Strebinger, commissary; Grace M. Stuhr, medical; Dr. William E. White, medical; John W. Wiley, engineering. 1 113 4 5 1 3 io a . TTTT 1 ' a b. 14 ''' ' J . . i J 57 ?5 '' j To 47 46 7? 15 Ti DOWN 1 Provide crew 2 Hummingbird ."Explode 4 Kvade 5 Force 6 Collection of facts 7 Airs 8 Shade for window 9 King of beasts 10 Girl's name 11 Want 16 Mohammedan priest 20 Await settlement 21 Army meal 22 East Indian vine 25 Wideawake 2." Squanderers 26 Imitator 27 Heavy cord 25 Sow 30 Reaeh across 33 Rubber 34 Facts 35 Frood over 37 Oiii's name 33 Stir up 39 Incarnation of Vishnu 40 Nerve network 43 Falsehood 44 Before 45 Parent (colloq.) a drug you can stop but nearly die unless you take the limit of aspirin which is recommended during rest period . . . (S. A.) Answer it will pass in due course. Already the medical journals are bursting with "preliminary reports" on the wonderful relief the stuff gives in all sorts of diseases. Presently even the trick specialists will admit that their customers are- right back where they were. You may or may not have noticed I have never recommended or recognized cortizone as a remedy. i At the popular price J the millions pay . . IWORID'S LARGEST, SELLER AT tic CT lOSlrlti APPROVED BY DOCTORS PRAISED BY MOTHERS LIKED BY CHILDREN Beyond the Patient's Ken Is pylorospasm or spasm ot esopha gus readily detected by x-ray? Could such spasm cause . . . (X. S.I Answer Better leave such ques tions to your physicians judgment. Protected 1952 by John F. Dllle Co. Why Suffer with Your Feet? We specialize in manufacturing and fitting of appliances which will give you relief and comfort. Northwest Orthopedic & Surgical Supply Co. 2747 N. PACIFIC HIWAY Vl Mile North of Big Y i-mii 50 WlLSS ROM KcBSrAW, 6DL.FSRS ICST VL SAILS 75 CR6NS N OK'TAY- i ' JCJ I it ?l),V.?i DM HS PA.'A lisuV'...-i l- Tn EVER PEOPLE 0?C&Kk SPEND Trial? EMTlRS UV&S CM ' ;! A fOPOLMlON'oF ZOO.OOO UV5.0M 30rT5 WHICH A2r TiSOl&SErrltR foz iris. 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