SIX MEDFORD (OREGON) MAIL TRIBUNE
Sunday, Auguit 10, 1932
RADIO PROGRAMS SUNDAY
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Tribune assumes no responsibility except to make such changes a are supplied
KYJC 1230 ke
KMED 1440 kc
7:00 News
7:15 Morning Song
7:30 Light and Life Hour1
7:45 Light and Life Hour
Southland Singing
Southland Singing
TJ-v-i 1 A nf Truth
Herald of Truth
8:00 Negro College Choir
8:15 Negro College Choir
8:30 Rhythms of Romance
8:45 Rhythms of Romance
Christian Brotherhood Hour
Christian Brotherhood Hour
Church of Christ
Down Harmony Lane
9:00 Sunday News Special
9:15 Brunch Time
9:30 Chapel of the Air
9:45 cnapei oi xne tar
Gospel Hour
Gospel Hour
Carnival of Books
News
10:00 Marines in Review
10:15 Marines in Review
10:30 Piano Playhouse
10:45 Piano Playhouse
Catholic Hour
Catholic Hour
Symphony's Adventure
Symphony's Adventure
11:00 St. Mark's Church
11:15 St. Mark's Church
11:30 St. Mark's Church
11:45 Sr. Mark's Church
Elmo Roper
Intermezzo
Bob Considine
News
12:00 Guest Star
12:15 Noon News Review
12:30 Your Bible Says
12:45 Your Bible Says
The Falcon
The Falcon
Martin Kane
Martin Kane
1:00 Voice of Prophecy
1:15 Voice of Prophecy
1:30 Church in the Home
1:45 Church in the Home
Hollywood Star Playhouse
Hollywood Star Playhouse
Whitehall 1212
Whitehall 1212
2:00 Hour of Decisions
2:15 Hour of Decision
2:30 Wings of Healing
2:45 Wings of Healing
Texas Rangers
Texas Rangers
Top Story
At This Hour
3:00 This Week
3:15 This Week
3:30 Sammy Kaye
3:45 Sammy Kaye
Hollywood Bowl
Hollywood Bowl
Hollywood Bowl
Hollywood Bowl
4:00 Stop the Music
4:15 Stop the Music
4:30 Stop the Music
4:45 Stop the l.usic
Meredith Wilson
Meredith Wilson
Best Plays
Best Plays
5:00 Drew Pearson
5:15 Musical Hall of Fame
5:30 Melody Highway
5:45 Hour of St. Francis
Best Plays
Best Plays
T.B.A.
T3-A.
6:00 Paul Harvey
6:15 Old Fash'd. Revival Hour
6:30 Old Fash'd. Revival Houc
6:45 Old Fash'd. Revival Hour
Meet The Press
Meet The Press
American Forum
American Forum
7:09 Old Fash'd. Revival Hour
7:15 Mon. Morning Headlines
7:30 Stewart Craig
7:45 Chet Huntley
Chicago Roundtable
Chicago Roundtable
Standard Hour
Standard Hour
8:00 Ronnie Kemper
8:15 Visit With Iona
8:30 Bible Institute
8:45 Bible Institute
Standard Hour
Standard Hour
First Nighter
First Nighter
9:00 ABC Late News
9:15 George Sokolsky
9:30 Aragon Ballroom
9 :45 Aragon Ballroom
Eternal Light
Eternal Light
Your Bible Says
Your Bible Says
10:00 Chautauqua Symphony
10:15 Chautauqua Symphony
10:30 Chautauqua Symphony
1 0 :45 Chautauqua Symphony
Richfield Reporter
Hymns of the World
N.W. Artist Concert
Concert and News
11:00 Sign-Off
Sign-Off
ABS
NBC
RADIO PROGRAMS MONDAY
6:00 Yawn Patrol
6:15 Yawn Patrol
6:30 Bob Garred
6 :45 Concert. Sports. News
Monkeyshines
Monkeyshines
Serenade In Blue
Barnes News
7:00 Martin Agronsky
7:15 Breakfast Club
7:30 Breakfast Club
7:45 Breakfast Club
Rural Party Line
Sons of the Pioneers
Clock Watcher
Dr. Gallup and Newa
8:30 Bible Institute
8:45 Bible Institute
8:30 Break the Bank
8:45 Break the Bank
Voices of 2-4000
Dr. Crane
Music1 of Manhattan
Date in Hollywood
9:00 Jack Berch Show
9:15 Big Y Relay Quia
9:30 My True Story
9:45 My True Story
Friendship Circle
Friendship Circle
Neighbor Lady
News
10:00 Whispering Streets
10:15 Break the Bank
10:30 Break the Bank
10:45 Paul Harvey
Festival of Waltzes
Bob and Ray
Strike It Rich
Strike It Rich
11:00 Welcome Wagon
11:15 Trading Post
11:30 Lucky U Ranch
11:45 Lucky U Ranch
Double or Nothing
Double or Nothing
Swap and Sell
One Night Stand
12:00 Weather Report
12:15 Noon News and Markets
12:30 "Scramble Gamble"
12:45 Your County Agent
News and Weather
Road of Life
Pepper Young
Right To Happiness
1:00 Bill Ring Show
1:15 Ted Malone
l:c3 Lone Journey
1: '5 Lone Journey
Backstage Wife
Stella Dallas
Young Widder Brown
Woman In My House
2:00 Tennessee Ernie
2:15 Tennessee Ernie
2:30 Cal Tinney Show
2:45 Cal Tinney Show
Just Plain Bill
Front Page Farrell
Life Can Be Beautiful
Afternoon News
3:00 Junior Edition
3:15 Junior Edition
3:30 Mary M. MeBride
3:45 Mary M. McBride
Welcome Travelers
Welcome Travelers
Dr. Paul
Dave Garroway
4:00 Fun Factory
4:15 Song Hits
4:33 Big Jon and Sparkle
4:45 Big Jon and Sparkie
Doctor's Wife
Young Dr. Malone
The Brighter Day
Consumer Tunes
5:00 Sports Parade
5:15 Elmer Davis
5:30 Drive-in Quiz
5 :45 Footlight Favorites
News
What's Doing
Voice of Firestone
Voice of Firestone
6:00 Lone Ranger
6:15 Lone Ranger
6:30 Henry 3- Taylor
6:45 Stewart Craig
Sports Review
KMED Commentary
Cisco Kid
Cisco Kid "
7:00 Chicago Signature
7:15 Chicago Signature
7:30 Time for Defense
7:45 Time for Defense
Communist For F.Bi
Communist For FJX
News and Music
H. V. Kaltenborn
8:00 Paul Whiteman
8:15 Paul Whiteman
8:30 "On the Town"
8:45 "On the Town"
One Man's Family
Morgan Beatty
Railroad Hour
Railroad Hour
9:00 ABC Late News
9:15 Safeway Program
9:30 The CIO and You
9:45 It's Your Busines
Telephone Hour
Telephone Hour
Music Theatre
Reserved For You
10:00 Fine Arts Quartet
10:15 Fine Arts Quartet
10:30 Musical Moods
10:45 Musical Moods
Richfield Reporter
Heidelberg Harmoniers
Music You Want
Music and News
11:00 Platter Party
11:15 Platter Party
11:30 Platter Party
11:45 Platter Party
Melodies That Endure
Melodies That Endure
Biltmore Hotel Orchestra
wenestra and News
12:00 Sign-Off
Sign-Off
ABS
NBC
Around Hollywood
By ALINE MOSBY
United Press Correspondent
Hollywood Ol.PJ It's tne Jack Wrather, from the old-
aijic suiuui ox rexas million
aires. He arrived in Movietown
years ago when the only other
Texas magnates around were
Howard Hughes and Glenn Mc
Carthy. Now he's just one of
many.
"There are more Texas mil
lionaires around now," he ad
mits. "The oil business is the
CXKJ:'
Texas oil millionaires not the
movie sxars wno are me Dig
MMnr"j-,'wsw? spenders In
rf;L Movietown to-
L The film folk
stick home by
their swim
ming pools and
save their
te pennies to pay
their whopping
1 income taxes
TTnrli Sam
Aune Mosoy But a new
breed of playboy has taken their
pjaces. The "oilionaires" don't
have such high taxes. So they're
pouring into town to keep the
cash registers busy in the glit
tering night clubs and expensive
shops of the Plaster City.
Ciro's Manager Herman Hover
gays most of the business at his
plushy nightspot comes from
well-heeled businessmen these
days, and most of them with a
Texas drawl. You see a new
crowd in the niteries now, with
just a sprinkle of movie stars.
Tailors Get Business
Even the custom tailors of
Beverly Hills say they turn out
their $400 sport jackets for
Texas oilmen. Actors say they
can't afford them any more.
One observer of this trend is
POISON OAK?
Try a Bottle of ZEMACOL
Toy must be satisfied oi rour money
cheerfully refunded. Get a bottle to
day at WESTERN THRIFT.
Your Health and Its Care
By DR. WILLIAM BRADY, M.D.
Readers should address inquiries to: William Brady,
265 El Camino, Beverly Hills, Cal.
I SHOULD HATE MYSELF?
Dr. Brady
Every doctor I have known,
writes a reader of uncertain
gender, warns us to keep warm
in chilly wea
ther. You say
people who
wear overcoats
in cold wea
ther are sis
sies. Where is
the consist
ency? Most of
your articles
smirk on the
cynical. You
consider most
people over fifty dumb or stupid.
If you had any knowledge of
psychology you wouldn't use as
insulting language as you do.
After all, you earn money for
your writing and your readers
are the ones who make it pos
sible . . . (H. F. F.)
You're right but let's say
over 20 instead of over 50.
From the middle west Mrs. C.
R. R. writes:
"We are happy to have your
column back with us and ap
preciate your informal and
helpful attitude, so unlike the
alarming, technical (if at all
informative) information
found in some medical col
umns." Thank you, Ma'am, but may I
not explain that this column is
a HEALTH column, and I shy
away from medical stuff as much
as possible. Whenever it seems
at all feasible I am happy to sug
gest something which I think
may be helpful but only by per
sonal letter. .
I was kicked out of a news
paper in the south because a
VIP became alarmed by some
thing he saw in my column hur-
only one with a tax advantage
these days, so everybody's get
ting into it.
Diversified Interests
"When I first arrived in Hol
lywood as a youngster I played
around like they're doing. I got
over that. I have diversified in
terests now."
Wrather is one of the few
Texas oilmen who comes to
Hollywood to work. He owns a
television station, he produces
movies, and he's built the swank
O'Horizon resort hotel in Palm
Springs and the Twin Lakes
Lodge in Las Vegas.
"Some guys are out here to
play around," says Wrather.
"But I don't have much time for
the night life. I have to keep in
touch with my oil interest bjj
pnone. My phone bin last montn
was $1,600."
ried to a doctor for examination,
found his trouble was not more
serious than he had assumed,
and cancelled subscription. I
wonder what would have hap
pened if the doctor found the
trouble was more serious than
the patient had assumed, but
caught it in time to save the
man's life.
A registered nurse (R. N.)
writes from Wisconsin:
"I am impressed not so much
by what you say as how you
say it. People are not 'stupes,'
and calling them so doesn't
sound well coming from one
who purports to be a Doctor.
It is anything but professional.
As far as sympathy is concern
ed, there may come a day
when you would like to re
ceive a little yourself."
Not by mail or in print, I hope.
What- you call sympathy, in
print, is pretty shoddy stuff.
The head of a special school
writes from California:
" "I enjoy your good horse '
sense so much. I insist that my
pupils read your column to get
. rid of the fallacies and fish
wife notions on which they
and their parents have appar
ently been raised."
This pleases me no end. At the
same time it puzzles me, for only
a stickful or so of my column
gets into print most days in the
writer's city. Most of my- good
horse sense seems to be scrapped
in that community because there
isn't room for it, or maybe some
big shot on the paper hates my
or maybe I should hate myself at
least enough to keep all my read-
j ers happy. To do that I need only
veil em noioing xney ao -not al
ready know or believe is so. The
MOO-O-OS
and MUSINGS
Cotton Crop Figured
At 14,735,000 Bales
.. Washington (U.R) The Agri
culture Department Friday fore
cast a 1952 cotton crop of 14,
735,000 bales, 3 per cent less
than last year's production of
15,144,000 bales.
Today's official estimate indi
cated the 1952 crop would be
greater than the 10-year aver
age output of 11,775,000 bales.
The Agriculture Department's
1952 goal called for a 16,000,000
bale crop.
The Crop Reporting Board
said conditions of the crop on
Aug. 1 were 75 per cent of nor
mal compared with conditions
the same time a year ago of VS
per cent and 10-year average
Aug. 1 condition of 77 per cent.
thought appalls me. I'm off for
the bowling green.
(Copyright by John F. Dille Co.)
CROSSWORD PUZZLE
ACROSS
1 Weight of India
Arrow poison
8 Lifeless
12 Exist
13 Transient
IS Hurled
17 One. no matter
which
13 Indefinite
article
U Dialect
20 Frosting
21 Hindu garment
82 Communists
J3 Emmet
I Thin coating
45 Dutch town
ZS Hawaiian
wreath
IT Cowboy
competition
28 French
chemist
30 Hastened
28 Anger
84 New Deal
agency (Inlt.)
87 Ox of Celebes
SS The front
39 Footless
40 Verve
41 Sodium
chlorida
42 Scotch
landowner
43 Hindu
interjection
44 Be 111
45 Charge with
gas
46 Common
carriers
49 Terence (abbr.)
0 Poor liquid
food
Bl Frees of
62 Bitter vetch
DOWN
' 1 Irony
2 Worn away
3 Dwell
Answer to Yesterday's Puzzle
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We recently went up
on Aloha Street to inter
view a man named Bill
. Tucker who can report
edly see in the dark just
like a cat.
After conducting ex
haustive tests, we came to
a disappointing conclu
sion. Tucker's no cat. (Any
similarity to any type of
snow vehycie living or
dead is purely coincidental).
Little Daisy
Coaaacter
CARMEN DRAGON.
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Egmontr Overture . Beethoven Washington Post: March . .
How Do I Love Thee . . . . Sousa
Dragon-Browning LaRondine: Waltz Song . .
Matinee Musicale: Puccini
March . . Rossini-Britten Laura Raksin
Ma Mere L'Oye: Beauty and I'm in Love with Vienna .
the Beast .... Ravel
Program subject to possible change
Strauss
Aogost 10, 1952
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SURE 1 HAVE dOOD TASTE.
DEALING WITH
tV6RTON
MOTOR CO.
OUCXJ TASTE IN
YOUR MOUTH.
I DOMT MEAN THAT
CAM YOU TELL ME
what BWANP,
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Y I KNOW. I J rr ISN'T TH'BPArtD
mV A nwi OF GASOLINE USED
THAT GETS MILEA6E
CAN TUNE UPHOUR
MOTOR.
SAID HE aOT "I THE WAY THEY
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1 WONDERED
WHAT
KIND OF
GAS HE
USE!?.
re
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other nice extras. A beautiful car."
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paragraph
E Man's
nickname
6 Printer's
measure
7 Excess of solar
over lunar year
$ Arid
9 Babylonian
deity
10 Fit for
cultivation
11 Electric-energy-produclns
machine
14 Unit
16 Distress signal
20 First
21 Assistance
23 Roman bronz
24 Jn favor of
26 Young boy
27 Regret
28 Edible seed
23 Sea eagle
30 Shaving
devices
SI Beast
32 Policeman
(slang)
34 Drug
35 Baggage
carrier
36 Snakes
38 Courage
39 Swiss river
41 Title of respect
42 Fewer
44 High mountain
45 Total
47 Maiden loved
by Zeus
48 Three-toed .
sloth
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m'M BEGIN ARS1V1K1S AT THE FARMS AROUND RA2AR. .jT ! iPrV
BEWARE OF THE AMERICAN SPRAY PLANES
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BLONOIE
YOU'D LIKE A
CREAM-CHEESE
SANDWICH WITH
LETTUCE AND
MAYONNAISE
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THAT'S JUST ) (REMARKABLE EXHIBITION E
EXACTLY (MAKE ME J S" M,ND readinG
WHAT I J M ( ONE TOO 1 ( IVE EVER HEARD OF ) -
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MUTT and JEFF
THERE HE GOES ASAIN
AND I'LL, BET r KNOW
JUST WHERE HES 60IN
EVERY MORNING HE
GOES DOWN TO THE
WARD TO WATCH
THAT INMATE
BALL PLAYER GO
THROUGH HIS
PITCHING- MOTIONS!
f JEFF, WHY DO YOU SIT
HERE EVERY MORNING TO
WATCH THIS GOOFY BALL
Player go through his
IMAGINARY PlTffHlM
ROUTINE
CSS
MT.. II II
well, if thin6s
keep up the
way they are
maybe some
day I'll be in
THERE CATffHlNG
FOR THAT GuV-
7 -I WANT frfi
(to get on 5U
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