Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, August 19, 1952, Image 14

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Newspaper Page TextTWO MEDFORD (OREGON) MAIL TRIBUNE RADIO PROGRAMS TUESDAY Programs listed balow arm racarvad from the radio stations aad tho Mail Tribune assumas bo responsibility except to wake such changes as are supplied KTJC 123 ke 4:00 Fun Factory 4:15 Worlds Flight Reporter 430 Big Jon & Sparkie 4:45 Big Jon and SparMe 5:00 Sports Parade 5:15 Elmer Davis 5:30 Drive-in Quiz 5:45 Footlight Favorite 6:00 Silver Eagle 6:15 Silver Eagle 6:30 Mayor of Times Square 6:45 Mayor of Times Square 7:00 Lawrence Welk 7:15 Lawrence Welk 730 "On the Town" 7:45 "On the Town" 8:00 Town Meeting 8:15 Town Meeting 8:30 Ralph Norman 8:45 Edwin D. Canham 9:00 Happens Every Day 9:15 Stewart Craig 9:30 Sports Report 9:45 Town House Orch. 10:00 Report to the People 10:15 Remember 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-WEDNESDAY 6:00 Yawn Patrol 6:15 Yam 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 lona 8:15 Chet Huntley 8:30 Bible Institute 8:45 Bible Institute 9:00 Jack Berch Show 9:15 Relay Quiz 9:30 My True Story 9:45 My True Story 10:00 Whispering Streets 10:15 Break the Bank 1030 Break the Bank 10:45 Paul Harvey 110 Welcome Wagon -11:15 Trading Post 1130 Lncky U Ranch 1 1 :45 Lucky TJ Ranch 12:00 Weather and Markets 12:15 Noon News Review 1230 "Scramble Gambia' 12:45 County Agent 1:00 Bill Ring Show 1:13 Ted Malone 130 Lone Journey 1:45 When a Girl Marries 2.-00 Quarter Hour with the 2:13 Tennessee Ernie 230 Cal Tinney Bible 2:45 Cal Tinney 3:00 Junior Edition 3:15 Junior Edition 330 Mary M. McBride 3:45 Mary M. McBride 4:00 Fun Factory 4:15 World Flight Reporter 430 Big Jon and Sparkle 4:45 Big Jon and Sparkle 5:00 Sports Parade 8:15 Elmer uavis 530 Drive-In Quia 5:45 Footlight Favorites 6:00 Lone Ranger 6:15 Lone Ranger 6:30 Postmark. USA 6 :43 Postmark. USA 7:00 Valentino 7:15 Valentino 7:30 Mr. President 7:45 Mr. President 80 Crossfire 8:15 Crossfire 8:30 "On the Town" 8:45 "On the Town' 9:00 ABC Late News :15 Dream Harbor 9:30 Charles Antell Theatre 9:45 Take to the Air 10:00 Y Club Revue 10:15 Y Club Revua 10:30 Musical Moods 10:43 Musical Moods 11:00 Platter Party 11:13 Platter Party 11:30 Platter Party 1 1 :43 Platter Party 12:00 Sign Off 'ABC As We Live BE MORE FORCEFUL WITH SLOPPY WIFE Many young wives grow tired of the day-ln, day-out work of running a home. Then they be gin to let their work slip and their homes and families suffer. What is the husband to do under such conditions, this young hus band asks: (Q) "Can a man be happy wilh his wifa when sho novar tries to keep a house clean or cook meals like other wires do? My wife remains in bed through the day while I work. Then I come home to a mess. When I am out of town work ing, she chases from one tav ern to another, and leaves the children alone at home. The children hate the way we quarrel and it disturbs them to grow up in a home like this. I know if she was a good housekeeper and a good moth er, we could make a go of our marriage. She has refused to cook for me now so there's nothing for me to go home to except my two sweet children. Would you advise a divorce?" (A) Under most circumstances I advise against a divorce, ex cept as the last measure in a long and com plicated mari tal tangle. On ly when every i yvaaxuic co-lux t fcy to save a mar '""J I riage has fail--Sf I ed should there be any thoughts of di vorce. In vour case ui. nurioc the COurt would award your wife the cus tody of your two children unless you could prove that she was un fit to be their mother. Then they would be awarded to you. How could you take care of them properly while you were work ing and would you be satisfied to have them under the sole care of your wife, when she has neglected them and her home? Try more forceful tactics to save your marriage. Tell your wife her job is to run the home and take care of the children. Unless she js willing to do this, you will not give her your earn ings but will use the money to provide outside help for your children. And let her know that she will have some time off to be with her friends when you F KMED 1440 ke Doctor's Wife Young Dr. Malone The Brighter Day Lorenzo Jones 5 O'clock Headlines What's Doing Tonight Home Extension Program Elmer Peterson NBC Sports Review . KMED Commentary Truth or Consequences Truth or Consequences Serenade Concert Serenade Concert News and Dangerous Assign. Dangerous Assignment One Man's Family Morgan Beatty News Scarlet Pippernel Scarlet Pippernel Meet Your Match Meet Your Match Barry Craig Barry Craig Richfield Reporter Organaires Music You Want Music and News Wallington at Giro's Wallington at Ciro's Wallington at Ciro's Ciro's and News Sign Off Monkey Shines Monkey Shines Service Salute Barnes News Rural Party Sons of Pioneers Clock Watcher Gallup Poll and News Voice of 2-4000 Dr. Crane Music of Manhattan Date in Hollywood Friendship Circle Friendship Circle & Hollywood News Neighbor Lady News Festival of Waltzes Bob and Ray Strike It Rich Strike It. Rich Double or Nothing Double or 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 Fflrrell Life Can Be Beautiful Mid-Afternoon News Welcome Travelers Welcome Travelers Dr. Paul Dial Dave Garroway Doctor's Wife Young Dr. Malone The Brighter Day Lorenzo J.ines 5 O'clock Headline What's Doing Public Service Elmer Peterson NBC Sports Review KMED Commentary Ciscd Kid Cisco Kid What's My Line What's My Line News and Safety Report Richard Harkness One Man's Family Morgan Beatty News GreatGildersleeve GreatGildersleeve Groucho Marx Groucho Marx Hollywood Music Box Hollywood Music Box Richfield Reporter Heidelberg Harmonalres Music You Want Music and News Wallington at Ciro's Wallington at Ciro's Wallington at Ciro's Ciro's and News Sign Off ' NBC By ELIZABETH HURLOCK, PH.D. will take charge of the home and children. Getting a change may help to relieve the monotony she suf fers from. But, she must realize that a woman has a responsibil ity, just as a man has, when she marries, and she cannot shirk. Dr. Hurlock will, help you with family problems. Write her in care of this newspaper. (Copyright 1952, General Fea tures Corp.) Engineers Simulate Weather Conditions Camden, N.J. (U.PJ Engin eers at RCA can simulate any weather condition on earth in 14 by 10 foot chamber. A 50-ton "stratosphere cham- Der" was installed in the firm's engineering products depart ment for testing all types of elec tronics equipment under any at mospheric condition. Heating and refrigeration equipment in the $150,000 cham ber creates temperatures rang ing from 1S5 degrees F, more than 50 degrees above the high est natural earth's surface tem perature, to minus 85 degrees, within a few degrees of the low est natural earth's surface tem perature ever recorded. Atmospheric pressure can be reduced to a level attained at on altitude of 70,000 feet, almost as high as man has ever ascended in a balloon, while humidity can range from a heavy fog to al- LITTLE THINGS THAT COST US MILLIONS! 'Take such little things as cigarettes and matches . . .when you toss them care lessly aside thoy can cause forest fires. And remember if all the devastation offorest fires suffered by America in one year were cen tered in one area, it would take you 14 hours to drive around it at 60 miles per hour. Translate this into money... or security, or recreation ...and you're hurt you and your country. Please be careful this year. Drown your campfire, crush your cigarette, break your match, use your ash tray. Do your part to help seep America strong. Published as a public service in oxp tration with The Advertising Council. Tuesday, August 19, 1952 Your Health and Its Care By DR. WILLIAM BRADY, M.Di Readers should address inquiries to: William Brady, 265 EI CamiBO, Beverly Hills, Cal ; PRAY DO NOT BLOW YOUR To blow or not to blow. That is the question. Whether 'tis bet ter just to let it drip ... iTTSSS! Altho I went without alias or disguise while on vaca tion in Canan daigua, P e n n Yan and Elmi ra in July I en joyed every minute of it. Not more than a dozen people broke in to re Dr. Brady cite their histories and symp toms, mostly to my deaf ear, and onlyethree or four tried to en tice me into a service'elub lunch meeting. I was basely left alone with the usual number of well fixed widows who had found wonderful new remedies or treatments for exhausted nerves or fancy kinds of rheumatiz. I was introduced by a soft-spoken southern gentleman to a Mr. Madden who owned one of the finest horse-breeding farms in Kentucky and I managed to per suade Mr. Madden to accept a small bundle of dough to place for me on an animal called Jet Dandy or something of the kind, to run in the fourth at Sucker brook. For the life of me I can't explain how this happened, nor why I never saw Mr. Madden or the urbane southern gentleman again. In Elmira I met a young man whom, I understand, I brought into the world when I was an honest doctor there. At any rate his mother sent me a certified copy of his birth certificate, signed by one Wm. Brady, M.D. when I tried to convince her she PEDDLES HIS LOAVES LouisvilIe,Ky. (U.R) James M. Whitely failed to return with his fellow 11 jurors after lunch, A salesman for a baking com pany, Whitely decided to sell some bread on his route instead. Police at nearby New Albany, Ind., found Whitely after several hours and sent him back. most completely dry. Everything from airplane transmitters to walkie-talkies will be tested to prove their worth under various atmos pheric conditions. WES URE UAT TEN FAI RTH DIM 1230 for the finest in radio entertainment sports and news . . . YOUR MAIL TRIBUNE GCYJC NOSE had me confused with some good doctor. Now, when our babies were born we engaged the best doctor in town as accoucheur; namely, one Wm. Brady, M.D. That's why my inability to recall having attended the birth of that young man, not so many years ago, irks me. His father was a col league of mine the young man is just a new edition of his dad and there were plenty of good doctors, fairly good, that is, so why did his parents- choose the best? The affable young man hoped I could bring peace and accord in his office. It seemed that some of the girls in the office insisted MOO-O-OS and MUSINGS Just as a sort of a dou ble check on Dr, Gallup, we sent Shadey Wakefield out to take a poll for us yesterday. Shadey sure enough did it and we are stil trying to figure out how to get the darned thing back to Copco without being seen. Little Daisy HOP EYO DTH E4H ISW EEK I advise against blowing the nose under any circumstance, but others were just as certain that I recommended vigorous- nose blowing as a natural means of keeping the air passages clear and expelling germs before they can gain a foothold. I'm plumb delighted to know that the office staff is sufficient ly interested in the question to argue about it. It reminds me that this column was resuscitat ed after a ten-year hiatus in that neck of the woods and prob ably the girls in the office had to grow up without benefit of good health education. Frankly, I'd rather sneak out through the rear patio and tod dle over to the bowling green than try to arbitrate this dispute, but it's too late for the draw now CROSSWORD PUZZLE ACROSS 1 Respond te a stimulus Ancient Black Sea people 11 Place for worship 11 Seat again 14 Entreaty 15 Wavelet II Hawaiian rootstock IT Mominc prayer 1 Ventilate 20 Is mistaken 28 Staff li Transgressions 14 Cooks slowly 16 Arbiter SS Organ of hearing 10 Weight of India 11 Landed properties JS Unexplored areas M Flesn 40 Large truck 42 Fold 43 Those holding office 44 Drain 45 Inlet 47 One who tests food 4S Enervate SI Cubic meters 63 Most domesticated 81 Omit 84 Sting 1 i r"5""r" ia n is i9 iio IT" ' a l - III Li-II III" Vi ZS 777 3i 17 iT"iT"i3" h 7 5s jT" rT" IT" ZZZZWltlMZ-ZZ si a OUt. W HbM tm BARNEY GOOGLE and SNUFFY WELCOME TO HOOTtN' HOLLER ,0 SIUMY NHMr5 5NUFt-Y BY JEEPERSU I'LL SHOW fl RlP-SNORTIN' GOOD TIME, SID I LL-UH-- BUZ SAWYER P10 l NOT TEU. PLANES ARE P10 I NOT TELL YOU? TifE AMERICAN PILOTS CANNOT FLY. 11 ABNER BLONDIE MUTT and JEFF I MOW THAT VOUVE V -AM' e3 I N ATURAU.V.7-IT J SIGNED TWI$ -THIS LEAVE Jgi IIS NO LONGER INSTITUTION- WILL A MAH Jil I YOUR BABY.'.'- A CARE FOR VOU- V BABY Wl I TH' FOUNDLINGS' I 1 UNTiL VOUR BABY I HERE? MM HOME IS NOW 1 IS BORN. THEM, ITS LEGAL fSA. f YOU MUST I MOTHER.'.' WJfr, ( CALU UP MV anyway, so here Is a compromise which I hope will satisfy bath factions, and the noss, too. Instead of forcibly blowing the nose it is better and safer, I think, just to wipe it, or hold the handkerchief under but not up on the nose and permit secretion to drain from the nostrils as you breathe out or expel air through the nose. Do not compress or grasp the nose between thumb and finger, but always leave the nostrils open. Blowing with one or both nostrils compressed is a good way to force possibly infected secretions throught the Eustach ian tube into the tympanum (mid dle ear cavity) and cause otitis media, mastoiditis or other ear trouble. Vigorous nose blowing matter into one or another acces- Answer te Yesterday's Punle TlOITl ILIAIBI EPOlPE Ail. ABO A A E QN R 1 MCARES5 UN6 TOP sTLs EAT 5 sn e Apqe g sB aTse rRl APsENBsUN CRAP UEffL E AlPE D OA tPEiS gp3 A LI olwleis Pfg Els t o g : ejs TgpN TPE A g OIPIE g aTt ijo N " T A A IglElS ALT7 fflN A Efl TgQlPEI LIE T PEE O0WN 1 Rumor 2 Kingdom 1 3 Simian 4 Shellfish 5 'Pertaining to a tissue 6 Gratifies T Particular strain S Viper 9 Wend 10 Salty 11 Strips of cloth 13 Brief 18 Rockv bill 21 Perspire 23 Light line 25 Occupied cha' 27 InAVfinite number 29 Turned backward SI Sends forth . 32 Lawmaking" body S3 Hat ornament 34 Carpenter's tool 35 One who lies in watt VI Most arid 38 Tilt 41 Efts 44 Sow 45 Paper measure 48 Prefix: thres 60 Wine cup SMITH bftAIFw; YE. YOU? TifE AMERICAN WHAT HflVE YOU VI R ( YE CAUGHT rVE fitof0in T SNUFF YR?SLEEVy V COUSNl r?V IN THE CRISIS THEY HAVE FAllEP US. OK CAN IT BE WORTHLESS'. THEIR THEY DID NOT DARE TEST THEIR SPRAYING METHODS ON LIVE AH N-NEVAH WOULD OF DONE IT. EF TH BOTTOM HADN'T dropped OUTA U'L ABNER'S BUSINESS HELLO, LINDA, THIS IS JEFF LISTEN, DO YOO REALLV LIKB ME VERY MUtfH OH IIPF' I P tt A Y A. II I f OH. GOODIE-) I IJ s-s; 7 fDO YOU THINK ) j I I'M A VERV J II 600D LOOKING? sory skull cavity which Is ven tilated through the nasal cavity and set up inflammation of the lining of the cavity, sinusitis. To the best of my recollection the one kid on Chapel Street in Canandaigua who never had ear ache, gathering in the ear, sinu sitis (of course no one then knew the skull was not solid bone,) mastoiditis, adenoids, enlarged tonsils, diptheria, scarlet faver, measles, etc., never had a hand kerchief either, but a remark ably prehensile tongue. Mind you, I do not condemn the use of handkerchiefs, gar ters, hats, overcoats, mufflers, girdles, neckties or brassieres. I contend merely that one should use these things only when com- BULLDOG OWNED Br Hm- clAMK CLAKK5, Med ford, Ore., PkeSTed her atM UTTER AND rW5?"ED A MRK jf UST THEN FOUR PLANES ANIMALS? SPESNUL DCELIVERY FO'Ul. AND I'M A REAL HANDSOME, R0A4ANTIC HE-MAH AND VERY INTELLIGENT? -rTatTI . TRUE FRIENDS! V. timm,.A- THEY ARE THE ffS"J LOCUST CONTROL i ft Vs. . PLANES BEL0N6IHG ! ,r .: Ctft. IW. ICb fcttam SpxStcrtr, Inc. WcM ngho nxmd. s''TygjCSlA HECAINT READ 1 IT-HE'S UKICCN- J HUNGER V a ui a r-vr- rs ji -1 irsrvAfw irx n Anvi rr v w ) HE-MAH AND VERY INTELLIGENT 1 fort or convention demands and the more one goes without, the better for health. (Copyright by John F. Dille Co.) 1 5 1 ; s 4 Hot Mat ax. nm Mtro Batss ARE EXCEUXKT FOR RHEUMATISM. ARTHRITIS, SCIATICA AND NEURITIS Caksok Dioxide TAPoa Batbs good rem AST a M A. ECXSWA.' SIHUS. BIOS AID LOW SLOOD SURE. ro assss setailzo nrroiiMATKai ADDRTSSt RT. 1, ASHLARS. ORC. OB PHOKS LOVO DISTAHCS Da. HtncA WEZixa. Dmscroa CmaOPRACTIOTOTSIClAK TrlS 3 CHILDREN OF A'SSLS M!L'.ACT,i)J? lonlajtek, V , "i . jHrlS 3 CHILDREN OF "II CELc5ftTETKS! KKIKDAYS ' ON "WE SAMS TAY FB. 3 MARf CAROL WAS &Ol?N IN I4)? TrtoMAS JAMES IN ?5 aaaTaTT lUnW AJX.C IU IWI ft ANi? Lcc ANN IN J5 COME OVER. WITNESSED 1 ITS ATREME.NJUS ORDtR 1-SIM SORRV. I FO' HAND-CARVED SKSHULTIES? ) IT IS NO LI'L ABNER WILL BE WORK1N" .WGS& AGIN.' NOW WE KIN YOUR ' ' 60SH. MV GIRU tH LINDA SAYS THE NICEST THINGS ABOUT ME I rr': upffVPMBiPffasSMfi' ' - m T3 nFT IT'S lpffVPMBiPffaSSMfi' 1