Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, August 15, 1952, Image 14

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Newspaper Page TextTWP W3rORD (OREGON) MAIL TRIBUNE Trldar. August 15, 193 RAD I O PROGRAMS FRIDAY Prsgr.Uis listed below ara raceivad fram tba radio atatioiu and tha Mail Tribune as.tj imex no responsibility except to caaka such changes as are aupplied i KYJC 1230 fcc KMED 144 kc 4:00 Fuii Factory 4:15 Wot Id Reporter . 4:30 Big . Jon and Sparkle 4:45 Big -. Jon and Sparkle 3:00 Sport 5:15 Elmej Doctor's Wife Doctor Malone The Brighter Day Lorenzo Jones a Pareda net " XJavw" 5:30 Drivo -in Quiz 5:43 Saf-v ay Program 5 O'clock Headlines What's Doing Public Service Elmer Peterson 6:00 Music- by Adlam 6:15 Music by AQlam 6-30 Hotel 1 dison Orchestra 6:45 Hotel B iison Orchestra NS3C Sports Heview KMED Commentary Cisco Kid Cisco Kid 7:00 Top Guj 7:15 Top Gui" 7:30 This is 'our FBI 7:45 This is V our FBI Mario Lanza Mario Lanza News and Mayor's Office H.-V. Kaltenborn 8:00 Newsstanll Theatre 8:15 Newsstani' Theatre 8:30 Summer 4uise 8:45 Summer Qmise One Man's Family News of the World Music by Montovani Music by Montovani 9:00 ABC Late 1 lews 9:15 Eddie Fishdr 9:30 Sports Hepq rt 9 :45 Flying Time Guest Star Bob and Ray Music by Martin Jgusic "by Martin 10:00 Y Club Kev e 10:15 Y Club Revue 10:30 Musical Moods 10 :45 Musical Mooq Richfield Reporter Heidelberg Harmonaires Prohibition Party Music and News 11:00 Platter Party 11:15 Platter Party i 11:30 Platter Party j 11:45 Platter Party ' Here's Jamison Here's Jamison Here's Jamison . Jamison and News 12:00 Sign Off Sign Off RADIO PROGRAMS SATURDAY 6:00 Yawn Patrol 6:15 Yawn Patrol 6:30 Bob Garred 6:45 Stewart Craig Navy Band Here's to Veterans Marine Show News 7:00 Martin Agronsky 7:15 Band Parade 7:30-No School Today 7:45 No School "Today ,' Saturday Special No. 1 Knox Maiming Music of Manhattan Dr. Gallup and News 8:00 Jump, Jump 8:15 Saturday Circus 8:30 Haven of Rest 8:45 Haven of Rest 1 9:00 Cowboy Troubador" 9:15 Cowboy TrorbBdor 9:30 Cowboy Troubador 9:45 Cowboy Troubador Howdy Doody -. Howdy Doody Consumer Tunes Hymns Of The World Friendship Circle Friendship Circle Saturday Special No. 2 Mid-Morning News 10:00 You Never Koow 10:15 Trading'Post 10:30 Space Patrol , 10:45 Space Patrol Mary Lee Taylor Mary Lee Taylor Farm and Home Hour Farm and Home Hour 11:00 Air Force Conqert 11:15 Air Force Concert 11:30 Air Force Concert 11:45 Air Force Concert Brevard Music Festival Brevard Music Festival Social Security Report . One Night Stand 12:00 ABC Late News 12:13 Looking Into Space 12:30--International Jazz Club 12:45 International Jazz Club . News and Weather Saturday Special No. 3 Pastor's Call Dr. Pepper Time 1:00 Rose land Ballroom 1:15 Roseland Ballroom 1 30 Roseland Ballroom 1:45 Fascinating Rhythm Mind Your Manners Mind Your Manners The Author Speaks Your Key to Health 2:00-1230 Club 2:15 1230 Club 2301230 Club 2:45 1230 Club Public Affairs Earl Godwin Summer Symphony Summer Symphony 3:001230 Club 3:15 News 3:30-1230 Club 3:451230 Club 4:00 1230 Club 4:15-1230 Club 4:30 Christian Science Church 4:45 Look to the Skies Summer Symphony Summer Symphony Ashland Shakespeare Broadcast Ashland Shakespeare Broadcast ' Jane Ace D. J. Jane Ace D. J. Stars In Khaki and Blue Stars In Khaki and Blue 5:00 Finnegan's Sports 5:1S Veterans Admin. Show 5:30 Bob Garred 5:45-Steward Craig 5 O'clock Headlines What Are You Doing Vincent Lopez KMED Commentary 6:00 Saturday at Shamrock 6:15 Saturday at Shamrock 6:30 Band Concert 6:45 Band Concert Rubin Rubin Rubin Rubin Grand Ole Opry Grand Ole Opry 70 Lone Ranger . Eddie Arnold 7:15 Lone Banger ' Eddie Arnold 7:30 Buck and Sunny 's Corral TBA 7:45 Buck and Sonny's Corral TBA 8:00 Cheney 8:15 Cheney 8:30 Cheney 8:45 Cheney Studs Studs Studs Stdds Baseball Baseball Baseball Baseball 9:00 Cheney 9:15 Cheney 9 :30-Cheney 9:45 Cheney Studs Studs Studs Studs Baseball Baseball Baseball Baseball Racing Records Hard Top Races Hard Top Races Hard Top Races Hard Top Races Hard Top Races Hard Top Races Hard Top Races 10:00 Rogue Valley 10:15 Rogue Valley 10:30 Platter Party 10:43 Platter Party Ballroom Ten O'clock Ticker Ballroom Hard Top Races Hard Top Races " Hard Top Races 11,-00-Platter Party 11:15 Platter Party 11 SO Platter Party IMS Platter Party Melodies That Endure Melodies That Endure Guarded Music Music and News 12:00 Sign Off Sign Off ABC NBC University Branch Forbids English Montreal U.R) A branch of McGill University, one of the largest higher-learning institu tions in the English - speaking world, has banned the use of the English language. McG ill's French summer school, in past years, a highly successful project aimed at teach ing students to speak French, makes talking a "crime" if it's done in English. One of the most rigidly - en forced rules states that "any stu dent who persists in breaking the no-English rule will be brought before the dean of the faculty of arts and science, who may dis miss him from the school." The regulation - even applies to husbands talking to their wives during the six-weeks course which McGill started to expedite the learning of conver sational French. Students may not go to English movies or read English-language newspapers. They may not en tertain friends in the college res idence unless they speak French, Telephone calls have to be hand led in French and if the stu dents hear radio programs, they have to come from French- lang uage stations. Prof. P. C. Nardin, director of the school, said the rule paid div idends. - "As the students' command of spoken French improves rapid ly, they experience a sense of achievement,' he said. , "The greater their enthusiastic adher ence to the rule, the better and, quicker their progress. High Taxes Clouding Opportunity Dreams Chicago U.R) High taxes have clouded the dream of op portunity for success, the presi dent of the Young Presidents' organization says. Richard B. Sellars, 36, told a YPO board of director's meeting that there is less chance for job advancement today than ever be fore. "High taxes are chiefly ; to blame," he said. ; Sellars is president of Ethicon Sutures Laboratories, New Brunswick, N.J. "Many of the men here, I'm sure," he told the group, "would admit that they probably could not succeed if they had to start all over again under, today's ec onomic conditions." The YPO is composed of 317 young men who became presi dents of their companies before the age of 39. To be eligible a presidant must head an indust rial firm employing 100 or more persons and having an annual sales of more than $1,000,000. Service corporations must have more than 50 employees and an annual turnover of more than $2,000,000. The average age of the presi dents is 3414 years. Use Mail Tribune Want Ads Your Health and Its Care By DR. WILLIAM BRADY, M.D. Readers should address mqviries to: William Brady, 265 El Camine, Beverly Hills, Cat. Surveys conducted by the U.S. Public Health Service in various urban and rural communities wwsii'a-spa showed that n e s s attended by physicians in the U.S. is due to C R I (k r e e), short for common respiratory infections,- or com plications On4 CAffiiolc ftf Px. Brady such infections. Write the Public Health Service, POISON OAK? Try a Bottle of ZEMACOL foa mutt be catisfied or year moniy cheerfully refunded. Get a bottle to day at WESTERN THRIFT. Why Suffer Longer? When Others Fail COME TO US ACT NOW! , On Nature's HERB re mad tea will help you to ra ta'" your good health. Our ramediaa have beea MKcassful in aiding tha tick all arer the state for over 18 vein. 1 b ,. " , , nire specialist Remedies for disorder, sinuses, heart, liver, stomach, gas and ulcers, constipation, piles, asthma, female complaints, kidney, bladder, blood, rheumatism, back and headaches. For Male, Female and Children. BRANCH OFFICES Albany Salem Eugene Newport North Bend S. B. FONG Herb Specialist CHARLIE CHAN CHINESE MEDICINE & HERB CO. 624 S. Riverside Medford 12 NOON TO 5 P.M. OFFICE OPEN SUNDAYS ONLY Washington, D.C., for a copy of the original report of the survey or at least a reference to it. Complications and sequels of respiratory infections include operations on sinuses, mastoids, tonsils, middle ears (portion of hearing apparatus within drum memhrane), lungs (for lung ab cess), pleural cavity (for em pyema) and even the appendix, for in some instances acute ap pendicitis is due to the same Pneumococcus that so frequently causes tonsillitis. So it should be manifest that it is not just a whim or vagary that one should call any respira tory infection cri until one or one's physician can be reason ably sure whether it is two-day VOLUNTARY ISOLATION coryza, measles, epidemic men ingitis, frontal sinusitis, " influ enza or whatnot. Calling it cri, you give every one within range fair warning that you are coming down with a communicable disease, though you don't know yet just what may be developing. If you call it "just a cold" you give every intelligent person around you fair warning that you are a double-blank stinker and a menace to the health and life of every one within cough, sneeze or conversation spray range, As long as medical and health authorities, so-called, cling to the quaint delusion 'that many CHRISTIAN SCIENCE PROGRAM COLUMBIA CHURCH OF THE AIR S ' 'August 17,7:30 o'clock STATIONS S bimwI (ICCDS. San Francisco I "THE GREAT GIFT" I MOO-O-OS and MUSINGS The air conditioner in a local department store went completely berserk yesterday, covering every thing with six inches of snow. We are happy to report that management arose to the occasion, doing 'a brisk business in long handled underwear and a complete closeout of bathing suits at one half price. Little Daisy MdDTTICE! ic Co. Rush Elect. IS STILL OWNED BY Anthony Cappello and John F. Rush COURTEOUS SERVICE HIGH bUAHTY ELECTRICAL , WORK COMPLETE LINE OF LIGHTING FIXTURES FREE ESTIMATES ' ELECTRIC HEATING 1023 S. RIVERSIDE PHONE 2-4960 1230 for the finest in radio entertainment sports and news... YOUR . MAIL TRIBUNE , diseases are due to "exposure" to cold and dampness, the freely distributed respiratory infections will continue to keep physicians and surgeons busy most of the time. Perhaps it is utopian to ima gine what the effect upon the health and happiness of the world would be , if every one called such illness or indisposi tion cri and followed the golden rule of hygiene voluntary iso lation. Voluntary isolation means keeping not less than 12 feet away from other persons or, if this is not practicable, wearing a suitable mask whenever closr approach is necessary. In the booklet Call it C-R-I, for which send 25c and stamped, self-addressed envelope, instructions for making and using such masks are given. Cough or sneeze spray range is up to 12 feet from the mouth or nose of the person who coughs or ' sneezes without covering mouth and nose. Conversation spray range is less than five feet; that is, the invisibility or faintly visible and palpable mois ture droplets in the spray that shoots from the mouth in ordi nary conversation carry only a few feet, and so, if you can man age to keep at least five feet away from the double-blank stinker who pretends to have "just a little cold," you are not likely to catch it; unless, indeed, his laughter or conversation Is boisterous. ' Dead Una Sunday Classifieds Is at noon Saturdays. 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