Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, August 05, 1952, Image 8

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Newspaper Page TextEIGHT MEDFORD (OREGON) RADIO PROGRAMS TUESDAY Programs listed below are received Tribune assumes no responsibility except KYJC 1230 kc KMED 1440 kc 4:00 Fun Factory Doctor's Wife 4:13 World Flight Reporter Young Dr. Malone 4:30 Big Jon & Sparkie. The Brighter Day ... 4:45 Big Jon and Sparkie Lorenzo Jones - 5:00 Sports Parade News 5:15 Elmer Davis What's Doing Tonight 5:30 Drive-in Quiz Home Extension Program . 5:45 Footlight Favorites Elmer Peterson . 6:00 Silver Eagle Sports Review 6:15 Silver Eagle KMED Commentary 6:30 Mayor of Times Square Truth or Consequences . ; 6:45 Mayor of Times Square Truth or Consequences 7:00 Escape With Me Serenade Concert 7:15 Escape With Me Serenade Concert ' 7:30 "On the Town'' News and Dangerous Assign. 7:43 "On the Town" Dangerous Assignment 8:d0 Town Meeting One Man's Family 8:15 Town Meeting Morgan Beatty News 8:30 Town Meeting Scarlet Pippernel ' , 8:45 Edwin D. Canham Scarlet Pippernel - 9:00 Happens Every Day Meet Your Match 9:15 Stewart Craig Meet Your Match ' 9:30 Soorts Report Barry Craig 9:45 Town House Orch. Barry Craig - 10:00 Report to the People Richfield Reporter ' 10:15 Remember Organaires 10:30 Musical Moods - Music You Want 10:45 Musical Moods Music and News T 110 Platter Party Melodies That Endure 11:15 Platter Party Melodies That Endure 11:30 Platter Partv Hotel Orchestra " 11:45 Platter Party Hotel Orchestra and News -12:00 Sign Off Sign Off - RADIO PROGRAMS-WEDNESDAY .-. 6:00 Yawn Patrol Monkey Shines - 6:13 Yawn Patrol Monkey Shines 6:30 Bob Garred Service Salute 6:43 Concert. Sports. News Barnes News 7:00 Martin Agronsky Rural Party 7:15 Breakfast Club Sons of Pioneers 7:30 Breakfast Club Clock Watcher 7:45 Breakfast Club Gallup Poll and News 8:00 Visit With Iona Voice of 2-4000 '8:15 Chet Huntley Dr. Crane . 830 Break the Bank Music of Manhattan' 8:45 Break the Bank Date in Hollywood ' 90 Jack Berch Show Friendship Circle 9:13 Relay Quiz Friendship Circle Ic Hollywood News 9:30 My True Story' Neighbor Lady 9:43 My True Story News 10:00 Whispering Streets Festival of Waltzes 10:15 When a Girl Marries Bob and Ray 10:30 Lone Journey Strike It Rich . 10:45 Paul Harvey Strike It Rich 11:00 Welcome Wagon Double or Nothing 11:15 Trading Post , Double or Nothing 1130 Lucky U Ranch Swap and Sell 11:45 Lucky U Ranch One Night Stand 12:00 Weather and Markets News and Weather 12:13 Noon News Review Road of Life 12:30 "Scramble Gamble" Pepper Young 12:45 County Agent Right to Happiness - 1:00 Bill Ring Show Backstage Wife " 1:15 Ted Malone Stella Dallas 1:30 Mary M. McBride Young Widder Brown 1:45 Mary M. McBride Woman in My House - 2:00 Quarter Hour with the Bible Just Plain Bill 2:15 Tennessee Ernie Front Page Farrell , 2:30 Cal Tinney Life Can Be Beautiful - 2:45-Cal Tinney . News . 3:00 Junior Edition Welcome Travelers 3:15 Junior Edition Welcome Travelers . 3:30 Junior Edition Dr. Paul 3:45 Junior Edition Dial Dave Garroway 4:00 Fun Factory Doctor's Wife 4:15World Flight Reporter Young Dr. Malone 4:30 Big Jon and Sparkie The Brighter Day 4:45 Big Jon and Sparkie Lorenzo Jones . " 5:00 Sports-Parade News 5:15 Elmer Davis What's Doing I 5:30 Drive-in Quiz Public Service . ' 5:45 Footlight Favorites Elmer Peterson 60 Lone Ranger Sports Review 6:15 Lone Ranger KMED Commentary 6:30 Postmark, USA Cisco Kid 6:43 Postmark. USA Cisco Kid 7:00 Valentino. What's My. Line 7-13 Valentino What's My Line' 7- 30 Mr. President News and Safety Report 7:43 Mr. President Richard Harkness 8 - 00 Crossfire One Man's Family 815 Crossfire Morgan Beatty News 8- 30 "On the Town" GreatGildersleeve? 8:45 "On the Town'' GreatGildersleeve 9:00 ABC Late News Groucho Marx 9:13 Dream Harbor Groucho Marx 9- 30 Sports Report Hollywood Music Box . 9:45 Take to the Air Hollywood Music Box 10 00 Y Club Revue ' Richfield Reporter ' 10:13 Y Club Revue Heidelberg Harmonaires 10 30 Musical Moods Music You Want 10:45 Musical Moods Music and News "ll 00 Platter Party Melodies That Endure 1115 Platter Party Melodies That Endure 11:30 Platter Party Hotel Orchestra 11:45 platter Party Hotel Orchestra and News "12:00 Sign Off Sign Off .-ABC . NBC m I Your Health and Its Care By DR. WILLIAM BRADY, M.D. Readers should address inquiries to: William Brady, 265 El Camino, Beverly Hills, Cal. COMBINATION TWINS ARE PROFLIFIC - Months ago I mentioned here that I had in my files many re ports of twin sisters, both of IWW..U whom have I frrV borne children but I had no report of the ttw$7ms-M' 1 . ferility of com- Flsf'-' bination (that is, boy and girl) twins. I am happy to report that readers have s t r a i ehten- Dr. Brady ej me 0 u t about that. My files now contain more than a hundred reports of boy - girl combination twins, both of whom have become par ents. This prooably wiil not cramp the style of the fishwives who assure the girl member of a twin combination that she can't hope to become a mother, but I hope it will reassure a few readers who might otherwise have wor ried'about childlessness. Incidentally, I feel just a little ashamed of the habit of calling readers you know what. When readers will go to the trouble of writing me just to report about such a question well, it reminds me of the advice given by a fellow on the bowling green. We get in each other's hair, figuratively speaking, as 'far as I'm concerned, and one day after a hectic game he said: "When you sit back and relax tonight, think over your behav You'll Always Find Reliability Uniformity Full Strength 4 IN EVERY LOAD OF TRU-MIX CONCRETE MAIL TRIBUNE from the radio stations and the Mail to make such changes as are supplied ior on the bowling green and you'll conclude: "What a perfect stinker I have been today!" (Copyright by John F. Dille Co.) Cigar Ceiling Prices Ended by Government Washington (U.PJ The government has suspended ceil ing prices on all cigars. , However, the Office of Price Stabilization said "there is evi dence that the industry would not and perhaps could not raise its selling prices as- much as ceiling prices would have to be increased." ' OPS said market prices gen erally are still at levels of Jan. 1951, when the original general price freeze was imposed. ' Former Local Resident Leaves $125,000 Estate A former Medford resident has left an estate valued at $125, 000, according to reports reach ing here from Seattle. Miss Katie Keliehor, 84, who formerly resided in Medford and Plainview, Tex., left per sonal property valued at about SoO.000 to Mrs. Joseph D. Sin- ; nott, a sister living in Seattle, j and the remainder, Texas real j estate valued at about $75,000, was Jeft to other relatives, most ; ot mem living in the south. She had been a Seattle resident for "about 12 years. Tuesday, August 3, 1932 As We Live DEMAND FINANCIAL HELP FROM DIVORCED. HUSBAND.. ' Many women when they grant their husbands a divorce, are penniless and must work to sup port themselves. That is the problem facing the woman who wrote: (O) "Two years ago, I ob tained a divorce from my hus band because he wanted an other woman. I didn't ask for alimony ' because he- was out of . work at thai time and I was working. We lived to gether for 30 years and had 11 children, all of whom are married now. Since my hus band has married this woman, he tells our friends that he has everything because his new wife has some money. I am 59- and am getting awfully tired. -Isn't there any way I could make him do something for me." (A) Go back to the judge who granted your divorce and tell him the whole story. Explain why you did not ask for ali mony then and why you want help now. If your hus band is work ing and has money of his own, I am sure the judge can help you to get Dr. Hurlock some thing from him. Your husband cannot shake off his responsibilities as lightly as he has done and feel free to do as he pleases. Your situation should warn any woman faced with the same problem. If she is forced to di vorce her husband so he can marry someone else, she should not let "him go scot-free, with no further thought for her wel fare. , Even if you could support yourself, you still should have demanded alimony. As soon as your , husband started to work, he would have to turn over some of his earnings to you. Every wife should make that agree ment before she consents to a divorce. Get Aid From Children If it is too late now for you to get financial help from your ex-husband, it is not too late to get help from your children. A woman of your age should not be left penniless when she has II children. No matter how many obligations they may have they still have an obligation to you that you should expect them YOU CAN BE AN AMBASSADOR Your ten dol lars to CARE will make you . one of the over ten million ambassadors who have sent CARE packages to the needy people overseas. Nothing does more to lift the spirits of the people overseas than a CARE package sent by an American who wants to be an ambassador of hope and freedom; Won't you be an ambassa dor today? Published as a public service in cooperation with The Advertising Council - 1230 for the finest in radio entertainment sports and news... YOUR MAIL TRIBUNE CCYJC By ELIZABETH HURLOCK. PH.D. to fulfill. Dr. Hurlock will help you with your family problems. Write her in care of this news paper. (Copyright 1952, General Fea tures Corp.) WEATHER By United Press North California: Fair through Wednesday except coastal fog; little change in temperature; wind offshore mostly northwest- erly 10-20 MPH. "REASONABLE CHANCE" Maj. John Eisenhower (above), who believes his" father, Dwight D. Eisenhower, has a "reasonable chance" of being elected Presi dent, smiles as he arrives in Korea for duty with the 15th Regiment, 3rd Infantry Division. MOO-O-OS and MUSINGS We're going to go right on trying to believe it isn't true when people say that Portland is behind times even after .what hap pened to us yesterday. We tuned in a Portland station yesterday and they were still polling the North Carolina delega tion. Little Daisy mr-ii,.,,. , VfV'J I Many Democrats Seen Denver (UJ!) Spokesmen for the Citizens for Eisenhower organization said they expect to have "many promin ent Democrats" - working with them in Dwight D. Eisenhower's presidential campaign. Walter Williams, Seattle Wash., and Mrs. Oswald B. Lord, New York, cochairmen of the citizen's group, said in an interview that they were ready to start immediately to get their organization going at full speed again. Their plans had been held in abeyance until they got assur ance, as they did Sunday, that their phase of the campaign could be carried on independent CROSSWORD PUZZLE ACROSS 1 Horizontal timber Catkin 11 Lawmaking body 12 Eagler nesta It Conjunction IS Tidy IT Otherwise 18 Doctrine 20 Handle iS Greek letter S Man's name 2 Surgical . , thread 8S Printer's measure 29 Church councU SI Shooting (tars S3 In a murderous frenzy 5 Scorch. JS Changes time of 39 Frees from moisture 42 Indian mulberry 43 Thinks 45 Piece for one 46- Chlnese pagoda 48 Discolored places 50 Man's nickname 51 Sicilian volcano S3 Way of stepping 65 Symbol for calcium 56 Hold back 59 Fore parts 61 Walt on 62 Provides food '. 2 . J 4 15 I t 17 IS 9 IO 8 20' 2) 22 24 W 25 27 28 2? oO, 77? 51 32 iT 37 ! $8 "77? J9 HO 37 5fc 57 53 5 59 bo hi . BM& to ualM rntm Sriklc tab BARNEY GOOGLE and SNUFFY BUZ SAWYER LX ABNER EV'PTV TIME AH SEES II AH IS SA1-OMEV-AH CSOES SO iw mm 1 : n . L-t Iwouf vp 1 A TWENTY-MULE M CONTRAPTION SHE'S GOT LOWEEZY M WWfrX USSMU V VflMcnninij'T & YE MASH A LEETLE DOO-DAD, AN' M fm TIGER LIL'S DRAG ME OVER fH WKISH!! IT WASHES VORE CLOTHES, 1 g Tny 9 mm? - i i - fl mnmm ' ' ' III, -f I 1 I -Sm. I i mm- SW-t WAS JUST EATING SUPPES. CANTjI'VE EATEN'BEf'ToMAi?, WCTCH WY Y I NSAN t AT TH" THOUGHT ) WEAK D'AU-TH'-oRoOi.'- FUM POK CHOPS SHE. fj! HUNGER, represents ah kinj s-sotiemetisht; m harplv DAISV MAEl.V --0TIE TH BLONDIE MUH and JEFF ' I rJ ! C THAT WAS I BLONDIE HAS 'N THIS EVENING Uv 7T C S f A UTTLE SX- ' BEEN COMPLAINING Jra, j I'LL STUN HEF?-- 9 0 S BETTER MS' I COME HOME rSS -WlE WON'T FOPGET fv,) 0 " - N - Yk nin rgryg g " ' " - " S- n HOW WAS U IT WASN'T 1 1 HOW MANV I OH-UUi, f giMME A HEY JEFF IN THE V, THE SO GOOD DlDVOU f ONLV ) hAND.MUTTM WHERE AREjf BOAT UNDER F,SHH'? T0DAV CATCHJ I ONE - "g ZLSJ' On GOP Bandwagon ly of the Republican National committee and the regular GOP organization. 140 Scouts Begin Sixth Week of Camp A total of 140 Boy Scouts began the sixth week of sum mer camp at Camp McLoughlin on the shores of Lake O'Woods Sunday, according to Cliff Han son, executive of the Crater Lake area council. This number raises the sum mer attendance to an all - time record of 650 scouts, according to Hanson. 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SMITH I WONDER WHY WL ABKJER HASN'T REPLIED TO MV LETTER, ORDERING THOUSANDS OF THOSE HAND-CARVED -ER- "SPECIALTIESVr- IT WOULD MEAN A FORTUNE K3R HIMZ J THAT HUMV?!I B YE OUGHT TO SEE TH NEW-FANGLED I sf-"&r jfjj MJ ficlally end Sunday, August 10. Among those attending the camp this week are three units from the Eugene council, repre senting Roseburg, North Bend and Eugene. A feature, new to the camp, will take place Thursday when a group of senior scouts climb Mt. McLoughlin from 10 to 11 p.m. and spend the night on the peak, the executive said. Use Mail Tribune Want Ads WINDOW SHADES MA9c TO ORDER BARNARD'S 317 E. Main Phone 2-5487 -THE LETTER IS STILL IN THE POST OFFICE-ITS PEREUKE IS STLL. MAKING A LOVE SLAVE OF YOOMS EOPE M'SKOHK.'f- I aSSy "TrlSUUWESSfYCrCMSRipg i,.Sf MAlNTMis Q-covusezs h; f3 sjpty for women but dssrbes 'irL IW ARE NCT6RWiTKT5 f! 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