Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, August 07, 1952, Image 14

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Newspaper Page TextFOUR MEDFORD (OREGON) RADIO PROGRAMSTHURSDAY Programs listed below ar received from the radio stations and the Mail Tribune assumes no responsibility except to make such changes as are supplied KYJC 1230 ke 4:00 Fun Factory 4:13 World Reporter 4:30 Big Jon and Sparkle 4:45 Big Jon and Sparkie 5:00 Sports Parade 5:15 Elmer Davis 5:30 Drive-in Quia 5:45 Lullaby Time " 6:00 Silver Eagle 6:15 Silver Eagle 6:30 Defense Attorney 6:45 Defense Attorney 7:09 Amateur Hour 7:15 Amateur Hour 7:30 Amateur Hour 7:45 Adlai Stevenson 8:00 Mr. Broadway 8:15 Mr. Broadway 8:30 ''On the Town" 8:45 ''On the Town" 9:00 Happens Every Day 9:15 Heart Strings 9:30 Sports Report 9:45 Red Nichols Show 10:00 Summer Serenade 10:15 Summer Serenade 10:30 Musical Moods 10:45 Musical Moods 11:00 Platter Party 11:15 Platter Party 11:30 Platter Party 11:45 Platter Party 12:00 Sign Off RADIO PROGRAMS FRI DAY 6:00 Yawn Patrol 6:15 Yawn Patrol 6:30 Bob Garred 6:45 Concert. Sports, News 7:00 Martin Agronsky 7:15 Breakfast Club 7:30 Breakfast Club 7:45 Breakfast Club 8:00 Visit With Iona 8:15 Chet Huntley o-3n Ri-oalr "Rank 8:45 Break the Bank 9:00 Jack Berch Show 9:15 Big Y Relay Quiz 9:30 My True Story 9:4a iviy lrue oiory - 10:00 Whispering Streets 10:15 When a Girl Marries 10:30 Lone Journey 10:45 Paul Jiarvey- 11:00 Welcome Wagon 11:15 Trading Post 1130 Lucky U Ranch 11:45 Lucky U Ranch 12:00 Weather and Markets 12:15 Noon News Review 12:30 "Scramble Gamble" 12:45 Your County Agent 1:00 Bill Ring Show 1:15 Ted JMaione 1:30 Mary M. McBride 1:45 Mary ai. mconac- 9-nn rnnppA Ernie 2:15 Tennessee Ernie 2:30 Cal Tinney 2:45 Cal Tinney 3:00 Stewart Craig 3:15 Jimmie Fidler 3:30 Junior Edition 3:45 Junior Edition 4:00 Fun Factory 4:15 World Reporter 4:30 Big Jon and Sparkie 4:45 Big Jon and Sparkie 5:00 Sports Parade 5:15 Elmer Davis 5:30 Drive-in Quiz 5:45 Safeway Program c-nn Mucii hv Arltam 6:15 Music by Adlam 6:30 Hotel Edison Orchestra 6-45 Hotel Edison Orchestra 7:00 Toy Guy 7:15 Top Guy 7:30 This is Your FBI 7:45 This is your soi- 8:00 Newsstand Theatre 8:15 Newsstand Theatre 830 Summer Cruise 8 :45 Summer Cruise 9:00 ABC Late News 9:15 Eddie jrisner 9:30 Sports Parade 9:45 living lime 10:00 Y Club Revue 10:15 Y Club Revue 10:30 Musical Moods 10:45 Musical Moods 11:00 Platter Party 11:15 Platter Party 11:30 Platter Party 1 1 :45 Platter Party 12:00 Sign Off ABC Paris 'Flea Market' Offers Many Bargains Paris (U.R) Looking for some "authentic bargain an tiques or paintings to add tone to the home? Are you a fluent bar gainer with a penchant for tak ing a chance? Then the square mile of tightly-packed stalls mak ing up Paris' "Flea Market" is the place to go. Only don't say you weren't warned. Thousands of summer tourists from the United States, Latin America and Europe are visiting the famed spot looking for that one-in-a-thousand bargain. Ihey LEGAL NOTICES NOTICE TO CREDITORS No. 8933 IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE STATE OF OREGON FOR JACK SON COUNTY PROBATE DEPART- In'heMatter of Estate of CHARLES S. NEWHALL. Deceased. The undersigned having been ap pointed by the above entitled Court of the State of Oregon for the County aforesaid, as Executrix of the Estate of Charles S. Newhall, deceased, and having qualified, notice is hereby given to the creditors of. and all per sons having claims against said de ceased, to present them, verified as required by law, within six months after the first publication of this no tice to said Executrix at First Na tional Bank of Portland. Medford Branch, Medford, Oregon. Adabelle Story Newhall Executrix of the Estate of Charles S. Newhall. deceased. Dated and first published July 31. 1952. Last date of publication August 21, 1952. Edward B. Hanley. Jr. Attorney for Estate SUMMONS FOR PUBLICATION No. 52-431E IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE STATE OF OREGON FOR JACK SON COUNTY CLARENCE M. CROSS, Plaintiff, vs. FLORENCE MAXINE CROSS, Defendant TO THE ABOVE NAMED DEFEND- ANT. FLORENCE MAXINE CROSS: IN THE NAME OF THE STATE OF OREGON, you are hereby required to appear and answer the complaint fil ed against you in the above entitled suit on or before the last day of four weeks from the date of the first pub- ncauon or in is summons, and, if you fail so to appear, and answer said complaint, for want thereof, plaintiff will apply to the Court for a decree for the relief demanded in said com plaint, succinctly stated as follows: to-wit: That the bonHs of matrimony here tofore and now existing between plaintiff and defendant be dissolved and held for naught This summons is published by Or der of the Honorable H. K. Banna, Judge of the Circuit Court of Jackson County. Oregon, made and entered on the 20th day of July. 1952. The time prescribed for publication of this summons is once each week for four consecutive weeks. The date of the first publication of this sum mons is the 24th day of July, 1952. O. H. Bengtson Attorney for Plaintiff 123 West Main Street , Medford, Oregon MAIL TRIBUNE KMED 1440 kc Doctor's Wife Doctor Malone The Brighter Day Lorenzo Jones News What's Doing You and the Draft Elmer Peterson Bill Stern KMED Commentary , Eopalong Cassidy Hopalong Cassidy Nite Beat Nite Beat News and Could This Be You Could This Be You Cinm Man's Family News of the World Life in Your Hands Life in Your Hands Dragnet Dragnet The Chase The Chase Richfield Reporter Organairs Music You Want Music and News Melodies That Endure Melodies That Endure Wallington at Ciro's Ciro's and News Sign Off Monkey Shines Monkey Shines . Serenade in Blue News Rural Party Line Sons of Pioneers Clock Watcher Dr. Caliup and News Voices of 2-4000 Dr. Crane Music of Manhattan Date in Hollywood Friendship Circle Friendship Circle & Hollywood News Neighbor Lady Mid-Morning News Festival of Waltzes Bob and Ray Strike It Rich Strike It Rich Double or Nothing Double oi1 Nothing Swap and Sell One Night Stand News and Weather Road of Life Pepper Young Right to Happiness Backstage Wife Stella Dallas Young Widder Brown Woman In My House Just Plain Bill Front Page Ferrell Like Can Be Beautiful News Welcome Travelers Welcome Travelers Dr. Paul Dial Dave Garraway Doctor's Wife Doctor Malone The Brighter Day Lorenzo Jones 5 O'Clock Headlines What's Doing Public Service Elmer Peterson Bill Stern Sports KMED Commentary Cisco Kid Cisco Kid Mario Lanza Mario Lanza News and Mayor's Office H. V. KaitenDorn- fmf Man's Family News of the World Music by Montovani Music by Montovani Serenade in Blue Bob and Ray Music by Martin Music by Martin Richfield Reporter Heidelberg Harmonaires Music You Want Music and News Melodies That Endure Melodies That Endure Melodies That Endure Music and News ' Sign Off NBC in Antiques have their choice of everything fmm a eilded staeecoach to a shrunken human head. From sad experience, . they soon learn the special "Flea Market" vocabularly: "Very old" objects date from World War I. Anything made before 1900 wins the title of "ancient." "Authentic" most oft en means "in the style of." "Real Cheap" signifies you don't look very rich or the mer chant wants to unload before the cops arrive. "Bargain" is a sign to hang on to your wallet. Like Oriental Bazaar The heated, agile bargaining mixed in with sales talk and wheezy North African music on an old phonograph make it as extravagant as an Oriental ba zaar. "Look, monsieur. The bed of Madame Pompadour. Authentic, very old, only feefty dollars." "You want a very ancient set of dishes, madame? Of Napoleon when he invited the Pope to his table?" It has been 20 years since a LEGAL NOTICES LEGAL NOTICE Notice is hereby given that on August 15, 1952 a contract will be let for the construction of approximately one thousand feet of road bed. 20 feet wide on Church Street from 1st St. to 4th St.. in the City of Phoenix, Ore gon. Contact City Recorder, P. O. Box 327. Phoenix, Oregon, or call Leo Bohls 3-1138. The State Board of Accountancy an nounces that an examination for ad mission to the roster of accountants authorized to conduct municipal au dits will be given on September 18 and 19. 1952. Applications for this ex amination should be in the hands of the Board not later than August 29, 1952. SINUS SUFFERERS . . M test u iziif , m ft better fanaala ta nliiti it tartaro if siaas, tar fner 4 catarrk tat ta latal CNgtstiM. Ageelilag Hits keadacktt, ear tciie, stifled Mstrils relientf hnediatilr. TMs mw ttrnats called BUTBAHOl net ghre yoa w fastest reults aid Hie reatest, Ingest lattiig taprm eat m km erer kiewi tr It casts set t pets'. S m Htter wkat yea km tried prevlettl, try BSTSANOl aid pme ta jwrtlf wkat It cu di far roe. BfTBAKOL casts eelr $2.50 aid is sold wltt a eaey bade gnraitee if rot are Mt comlctely satisfied vitta the retain. IUTBAK0L is t Id ia rev city eel; by Central Rexall Drug Store Main & Central Mali Orders Filled. Thursday, August 7, 1 952 Your Health arid Its Care By DR. WILLIAM BRADY, M.D. ' Readers should address inquiries to: William Brady, 265 El Camine, Beverly Hills, Cal. HOW TO BE HAPPY THOUGH AGED Why do you persist in making people unhappy, asks a reader, by telling them" we begin to die as soon as we have reached full maturity? Any one can figure that out for himself. (F. J.) If any one already knows it, probably nothing I can say will make the poor fel- Dr. Brad low more despondent, and I keep telling people so in the hope of interesting them in the study of v-i-t-e, at least suf ficiently interested to send me 25c "and a stamped, self-addressed envelope for the booklet The 7 Keys to V-I-T-E. Vite means, for one thing, ex tension of the prime of life in both directions. Some of us at tain the peak of growth and de velopment at, say, 35, and others at 40, and a few at 45. Whether we reach the peak at 35 or later, the next instant we begin to die. I'm as sorry as F. J. or any one else can be about this. But let's not deceive ourselves. Some where between youth and age really valuable find has turned up at the flea market. That was a - Rembrandt painting which fetched more than $20,000 for its buyer. Bargains Rare Only last summer, however, one art lover unearthed a small Corot lying dust-covered under a pile of second hand clothes. Dealers are careful to keep the bargain legend alive by letting an occasional customer make off with a minor treasure. The market on the outskirts of the city started changing char acter in the twenties when American department stores and antique dealers hired Parisians to shop for them. Now most stall owners have a list of steady foreign customers who get the cream. Tourists and natives alike see what is left a smattering of gen uine antiques mixed in with counterfeit and "reconstructed" pieces often assembled from odds and ends. VACATION TRAVELOANS Use the Traveloan plan for your vaca tion cash. Traveloans are made to any steadily employed man or woman. You may have 24 months to repay. $50 to $300 on Furniture or Salary. Up to $500 on your Automobile SEE American Finance CORPORATION Room 210-211 Leverexie Bldg. Phone 2-8886 License M-362 License S-285 DIAL for the finest in radio entertainment sports and news... YOUR MAIL TRIBUNE CCYJC every one destined for longevity reaches the pinacle it is for each contestant to determine for himself or herself, by the way he lives, precisely what time to pass the summit. The way one lives on the way up determines the moment of the long slide down the other side, which begins the instant one passes the summit. .As F. J. observes,, any one can figure that out for himself. If so, why should the fact make any one unhappy? Must one be un conscious in order to be happy? Shucks, I've been dying now for many years, since Tony was a pup, and, as nearly as I can judge, I'm as happy in my dotage as I was when I owed everybody in town and worried about.it and everybody in town owed me and I worried about that, too. Reader F. J. goes on to re mind me that few people have the time or will take the trou ble to buy wheat and grind it in the coffee grinder as I advise people to do. He informs me that a proprietary product that comes ready-to-eat is just as good.. Being an obstinate, crabbed, penurious old geezer, and a health instructor if not a health authority, I concede that few people will bother to. buy and grind fresh every day or two their own wheat, but I must dis sent from the reader's assertion that the processed cereal prod uct is just as good. MOO-O-OS and MUSINGS We sneaked in to a meet ing of the Fruitgrowers League the other night just to see what was go ing on. We listened to them sing one chorus of "Gang, gang, the hail's all here," and then quietly snuck out again. Little Daisy Unfortunately for the vlie of North Americans, it is indeed an inconvenience , to buy plain wheat arfd crack or grind it in hand or power mill at home, es pecially to people who drive an expensive car but live in a glori fied chickencoop complete with doorman and room service. But if your thought reverts to the re lation of everyday refined diet and the state of your health, do send me a stamped, self-addressed envelope and ask in writing j (clippings are likely to be lost in the handling of the mail) for the pamphlet, Wheat to Eat. You may learn why wheat is better than any fancy wheat products and how to be reasonably heal thy, save money and enjoy good eating. Protected by John F. Dille Co. CROSSWORD PUZZLE An,WBr 10 Y"terday "' ACROSS 1 Dazzling lights 7 Lances 13 Gorge 14 Iran 15 Dry 16 Assumed name IS Three-toed sloth 19 Among 20 Metal 21 Everyone 22 Babylonian . deity 23 U. 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DID YE YARD AN'-UH-UH- . -vn LA V V-SSTZJ KNOW TIGER UL CHOP SOME KINDLIM" ' , ""ZS GTlsWPVIr. f WUZ WTINOUR V WOOD YEP " ' i T sooa-B ALTHOUGH AH LCNES VO' BASH I- 1 NUTLV,LI'LABNER-AH RGGERS I IT'S ALL RIGHT FO' YO'TO DIE- M iiLUiijjpm!iiiiuuji ' "WHY DON'T YOU BRING MY SLIPPERS fTO ME ANY MORE .WHEN I COME HOME FROM WORK MUTT and JEFF i k r m C r how'S OH, FINE THE f HE YEH, AND HE hjgW j HAVEN'T VOiAE BEEN WORKIN : veh.' X it 1 BOSS OFFERED ME (diD?) (SAID IF I DIDN'T W BEEN IN HERE FOR THAT COMPANV ( ALL. OF COWlN'? 1 AN INTEREST IN -eX TAK ,T PRE"TTy in A LONS TIME ) a long time now. .' two ' 1a the business Z" soon he'd y ' " .& o E Man Reaps Profits From Disputed Island Cleveland, O. (U.R) A wild cat oil driller, William R. Hoey, is in the middle of a controversy but meanwhile is happily reap ing rewards from the confusion. Hoey operates a well drilled on Whiskey Island here a man-made island which Cleve land's law department contends belongs to the people of Ohio, since the" state law reads: "all filled and submerged lands be long to the people ..." However, the New York Cen tral Railroad claims the land and has leased it indefinitely to Hoey. CANOE UV ISlAlP APORN HLILJa ' R BoM B 5 AIM A LIV g P SLEg.-V ENEbAIR SIT IE R WW? Ntogjp A PjAlJAjg SlJ R F gjAAiesHwogps LfRTTWnf I t pg gpy) Bem ppof 8 Ardent 4 Free of 6 Printer's measure 6 Chair 7 Watched furtively 8 Ring 9 Bitter vetch 10 While 11 Market 12 Mariner 17 Conduct 20 Sea nymph 21 Seaweed 23 Color 25 Passage 27 Foolish person 28 Teutonio - deity 29 Girl's nickname 31 Farmer 32 Substantiate 33 Free from restraint 34 Press 36 Tricked (slang) 37 Angry outburst 39 Classify 40 Symbol for tellurium 43 Dock 44 Crate 46 Wildebeest 47 100.000 rupees 49 Cyprinoid fish 51 Note of scale Inc. SMITH I ' WERE D YOU' AN AMERICAN Ispf "JTPOLAND. MY ""381 1 WENT TO COLLEGEy X e si srTTMArrilTPAttTMT "s 3 cm vc nuc m "srs I t-r unimiiwceTroKi l THAT DOMT SOUND LIKE YORE SWEET JNSELFISH SELF; DAISY MAE W-WHUT DOES VO MEAN ? i i-i 1 YOU USED TO RUSH IN WITH ) I IT WAS WONDERRJL-Y THATS WHY MY SLIPPERS AND MY PIPE f IT MADE ME FEEL V WE HAD AND MY PAPER THE - U LIKE A MILLIONAIRE ) JO STOP IT. MOMENT I GOT-IOEj y y n y Hoey, in turn, has operated a well on the Island for 15 years and has sold his oil to Standard Oil of Ohio (Sohio) during that time. Pending settlement of the dis pute, Sohio sends a truck each month to haul away about 120 barrels of crude oil, currently at Old? Get Pep, Vim with Iron, Calcium, Vitamin Bj. TM Wflll CM o' 40: SO: 60. Don't be MCI1, nUDIEH old. ral. worn-out, - nausKxx. xaxe usirex. (jonuuns umio oiten needed alter 40 by bodies lacking Iron: plus Cal cium. Vitamin Bi. Thousands now feel peppy; years younger. Get Ostrex Tonic Tablets TODAY. Trial size costs little. Or SAVE MONEY ret regu lar SI. 10 size only 9St For Ui frtpper savings asK to see very popular, money-earing "0000007 si-e. At all drug stores everywhere in Medford, at Western Thrift Store. GRANGE M Frederick T0U6Lr9S Mo BECAME U.S. MINISTER To HrMTI MS BoRH , A SLAVS Pv s? "IflE TURQUOISE MINE; LOCATED NEAR sAvr fe, n. mex WAS USED TOR MANY YEARS Fi'THE INDIANS before Found bythe spaniards in kh- 1T 15 CONSIDERED THE OLDEST MINE IN rWEKlCfW "TURQUOISE ISSTiUU BE1N6 REMOVED FOR USE IN IMDlAM (JSNELRY t Ctw. I 33 y Un)d to jyndisw. tt pa ?? DOES VO' MEAM AM IS -AH MEANS- DOES VO' MEAN--. IS ?- CcpC. 1912. King Feamret Sjntixat. Int, x4 r.fha roCTrcd. & ' i Wft8 ccvEN. 1- ,'X; LANGUAGES. THATS HOW I AH GOTTA ) ?? DOES VO' M LIVE y MEAM AH IS ) I FO' TH i I BABV'S I Hoey Establishment of the system of rectangular land surveys, which provide land descriptions, was commenced in the United States in 1785. How To Hold FALSE TEETH More Firmly in Place ' Do your false teeth annoy and em barrass by slipping, dropping or wob. bling when you eat, laugh or talk? Just sprinkle a little FASTEETH on your plates. This alkaline (non-acid) powder holds false teeth more firmly and more comfortably. No gummy, gooey, pasty taste or feeling. Does not sour. Checks "plate odor" (denture breath). Get FASTEETH today at any drug store. Adv. IT SEEMSi Iffe SREN TREE ?R03 OF J EUROPE Hte fcEEU KNOWN U SURVIVE After hmins BeemI frozen in h Mound of ice) NORTHWESTERN? UJCII T't I KC iYoGGONEP. I WENT TO INDIANA. USED TO GO UP THERE ON BASKET BALL TRIPS. AH THINK SO.V-AN'SO-AH GOTTA EAT ENUFF FO'TWO' -AN'-TO WORK THAT OUT . VO'AN'ME GOTTA MAKE TH MOST- sB.r- TE.RRI &LE. SACRIFICE. OF OUR LI FES. r.'- $3.50 a barrel. It nets about $420 a month. ' ''HillL THE WORST THING ( CHILDREN CAN DO J IS SPOIL THEIR y