Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, August 13, 1953, Image 20

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Newspaper Page TextrOTTR MEOTORD (OBEGOH) RADIO PROGRAMS-THURSDAY rum Ik Uhw at) nhM rwm (ft Hm mi tw Me Triawa ! wt - mthm Je h-fi "W"!!"'' HJC-KM IMID-Wt H KW1W 1488 fc '46 Club 1220 afelodjr Hatinee S-.-jnitirne JioZBli Jon SperMe toprt Watch Sw niUro. 4-43 Cirl Scout Pen. NW Kwi Art Baker Swinrtime "5:00 Edward R. Murrow- Njw Parade- !" 5:1 Viriu Pinkley !-14n SllHf JO Drive-in Quia Vincent Lopes 8wintime 5 rSnk GcS-Wwt Bmcr Petaraoa Sporta Roundup 00 Elmer Devi NBC S porta Review New 6:15 S porta Parade KMKD Commentary Dinner Jua1e 8 30 Gen. Elee. PUyhooaeMumic of Mantovanf g 45 Pen. Klec. PlaynouSanuny Kaye Behind the World Ntwi "7:00 Starr of Space Judy Canova- 7:iS Starr of Space Judy Canova JheJOMimon ?&ffiSSg i. fVge MenSESS SS titsz m. jare prianSsaa ":00 Moonlight Serenade My Son Jeep Eortnc!9n! B:l!oHnd the World" My Son Jeep ""Wand 9 30 -On SUfe"" Proudly We Hall Portland-OaWand 9 45 "On Stale Proudly We HaU Portland-Oakland fo:00 E. C. Hill Hew Richfield Reporter Jubo Special 10:15 Startllsht Roof Organalrea f t2E?5 JSTi 10:30 "On the Town" Henry Casald Mia Jukebox Special 10:45 "On the Town Piscapadea Jukebox Special i 1:00 Platter Party Bob: Ray &snOS 11:15 Platter Party Bob Ray 11:30 Platter Party Bob at Ray 11:43 Platter Party - Bob at Ray New 12:00 Sign Off Sign Off RADIO PROGRAMS-FRIDAY 00 Yawn Patrol KMED Korral 6:15 Yawn Patrol KMED Korral 8:30 Yawn Patrol Johnnie Lee Will 6:45 Yawn Patrol First New of Day . "7. 00 Visit With Bing Rural Prrty Una Breakfast with Jack 7 ljZMartln Agrooaky World Newa Rouudup Breakfast with Jack T jCyrOwmy Aii nt Clock Watcher wiit S jack 7:45 Betty Crocker A Newa Market A Newa Breakfaat with Jack , . 8:00 Breakfaat Club Clock Watcher Best t,yJL 8 15 Breakfaat Club Knox Manning Top TunfJ SBrSkfaat Club Mueic of Manhattan B b i Ins tate 8:45 Breakfaat Club Swap SeU Bible Inattuf 8 00 Ted afalone Friendship Circle Faith Temple 13 Chet Huntley- -friendship Circle Muaic tor tne Mr. 8:30 Double or Nothing Hi Neighbor H 8:45 Double or Nothing Mid Morning New Music for the Mr. iu 00 Morning Matinee Festival of Waltzee Muaic for the Mr. 10 IKeUy 3uU Paya To Be Married Music lor Uie Mra. 10 30MTTTueStory Strike It Rich- Woman World 10 45My True Story Strike It Rich Rhythm Roundup 11:00 Whispering Streett Chat With Claire RhytHmRoiindup 1115 Whena Girl Marrlea Second Chance Rhythm Roundup lldONora DraM Phrase That Pay 5? 5ounduK lllTrading Post Familiar Favorite Rhvthm Roundup 13 00 Paul Harvey Newa and Weather Noon Newa 12:15 Rogue Valley ReporteraRoad of Life- Town To pics 12 30 Sam Hayea & WeetherPepper Young &12?LR32h, 12 45 Lost and Found Neighbor Lady Western Roundup 1:00 Meet Mr. Morri Backauge Wife Western Roundup 1:15 Arthur Godfrey Stella Dalla- 512 5 130 R m oce. Helen TratYoung Widder Brown Record Rendexvoue 1:45 Our Gal Sunday Woman In My House Record Rendezvous a. 00 Wizard of Odds-- Just Plain Bill" Record Rendezvous 3:15 Ruth Aahton- Front Page Ferrell Re"" Rendezvous 230 Arthur Godfrey Lorenzo Jones Record Re"defH" 2:45 Strictly tor the Ladle Doctor Wife Broadway in Review 3:00 Strictly for the Ladies Welcome Travelers Swingtime 3:15 Strictly for the Ladies Welcome Traveler Swingtime 3:30 Strictly for the Ladles Or. Paul Swingtime , 3 45 Strictly for the Ladies Melody Matinee Swingtime 4:00 Club 1230 Melody Matinee Swingtime 4:15 Club 1230 Life Gen Be Beautiful-Swingtime 4:30 Big Jon and Sparkle Granger Forum Swingtime 4:45 Serenade In Blue NW Newa at Art Baker Swingtime ' 00 Edward R. Murrow NBC New Parade Swingtime 5:15 Virgil Pinkley What' Doing Swingtime 5:30 Drive-in Qui Vincent Lope Swingtime 8:43 Frank Goaa New Elmer Peterson Sporta Roundup 6:00 Elmer Da via NBC Sporta New 13 Sports Parade KMED Commentary pinner Musle 6:30 Broadway My Beat" Cisco Kid Dinner Music 6:45 Broadway My Beat- Cisco Kid Behind the World New 7:00 Sophisticated Rhythm AU American Sport Religion in Life 7:15 Sophisticated Rhythm All American Sporta Record Rambling 7:30 LoweU Thomaa" Some'; to Think About Record Rambling 7:45 Family Skeleton Heidelberg Harmonalre Record Rambling Too Mr. Keen One Man Family Portland-Hollywood 8:15 Mr. Keen- Morgan Beatty New Portland-Hoi ywood 8:30 Mike Malloy Eddie Fiaher Portland-Hollywood 8 45 Mike Malloy Rosemary Clooney Portland-HoUywood 8:00 Name the Song- Here Jamison Portland-Hollywood 8:15 Name the Song- Here Jamison Portland-Hollywood 8:30 Aragon Ballroom Medfcrd Hard rcpa Portland-Hollywood 8:45 Aragon Ballroom Medford Hard Tope Portland-HoUywood 10:00 Edwin C Hill & New Richfield Reporter Jukebox Special 10:15 Field & Stream- Orgr.naire Jukebox Special 10:30 "On the Town" Henry Caaatdy Music Jukebox Special 10:45 "On the Town" Diacapadea Jukebox Special 11:00 Platter Party Bob & Ray Sign Off 11:15 Platter Party Bob 6c Ray- 11:30 Platter Party Bob at Ray 11:45 Platter Party Bob tc Ray St Mew 12 00 Sign Off Sign Off -ABC CBS -NBC Special Department Does School Buying Ithaca, N. Y.0J.B Shopping for 79,000 items with a budget of $4,900,000 is the task of the purchasing agent for Cornell University. Retirement of George S. Frank brought to light his 32 years of work to centralize the job for the entire university and to per fect what he calls "creative purchasing." Before Frank established his department, each division at Cornell ordered its own supplies in a hand-to mouth fashion. Now the department buys everything except food, some books and coal. Frank explained his "creative purchasing" as covering a great deal more than wholesale buy ing. The purchasing staff designs p.ew products, equips all of Cor nell's new buildings, conducts laboratory tests, and maintains a library for up-to-date informa tion. Frank helped organize the Na tional Association of Educational Buyers and the Educatonal and Institutional Cooperative Serv ice, Inc. Army Maj. Carl R. Darnall de vised the first apparatus for us ing chlorine gas in the purifica tion of drinking water in 1910. Later, he was the first to use liquid chlorine for this purpose. THIS VIA MAKI YOUR 11 HARRISON HOT SPRINGS RESORT HOTEL MmM COLUMBIA. CONAPA MAIL TRIBU1TB Belter Training Seen Necessary by Police Syracuse, N. Y. UB Bet ter police training is urged as the most effective method of curbing an upward trend in ju venile crime. Hugh C. Clegg, assistant di rector of the Federal Bureau of Investigation, told the New York j State Association of Police Chiefs that police department standards should be raised, par ticularly on the local level. "We do not believe in a na tional police force," he said. "What is neded is higher stand ards on the local and state level so the public- will have con fidence in their ability to handle the situation." Law enforcement should be "more than 95 per cent" a local I job, he added. i Clegg said the FBI doesn't "claim to know it all' and has no intention of "high pressur ing" police chiefs to use its training facilities. However, he pointed out, the facilities "are! available." Don't Neglect Slipping FALSE TEETH tWHi uivu. Blip n WDDDie Wheat 4el lr Aat lan.k .... rWra fale-A , aH n , A - "-- - . 'ougii vi mavwvmr rWwl't Tru aaaMail I I a was uw -aiiaavw-cu a'JU C;I Ill-NI J i aeU DT such handicaps. FASTEETH. an alka. Una fnnri-anirfk -iamiHm n t-ki. on your plates, keeps false teeth more firmly set. Givea confident feeline or aecuiity and added comfort. No Mummy aooey. pany taste or feeling. Get FASTEETH today at any drug " -. a-BAI w sal. M ,aTtXI CJaTBaTI fJeTMeV taTaTsM HLd Thondar. Aogoal IS, ItSS Your Health and Its Care Oft. WILUAM MtADY. MJH Ma aaajaMai tat WTWaaa fcaay. US II C ). Sever, HO. Cat, DOlfT CULTIVATE In the receding talk about obesity we gave six suggestions which if followed by an adult burdened with slacker . flesh, will make him or her look and feel better. We omitted a sev e n t h sugges tion, to avoid confusion, be cause in the same talk we with slacker their everyday Dr. Brady advised adults flesh to revise Slowdown Drive Against Speeders Brings $50 Fine Carthage, N. Y. U.R Au thorities here are dunning first effense speeders $50 as their part of an 11-state "summer slow down" campaign. A Carthage ordinance author izes stiff fines for speeding which follows a general reaction to the upward trend in highway deaths. A first offender may be fined from S50 to $100. No more than $200 is allowed for the second offense and if there is a third offense within 18 months the fine can go from $100 to $500. Safety officials of 11 north eastern states recently under took the first interstate program of its kind. Governors of the 11 states proclaimed a "Slow Down and Live" drive, aimed at stop ping speeding. Summer Worst Time Enforcement efforts are being backed up by judges, magistrates and justices of the peace. The drive is aimed at speeders be cause studies show that one-third to one-half of the fatal auto acci dents occur because drivers lose control of their cars at high speeds. In Albany, the head of the "slowdown" program James Barrett, has pointed out that traffic deaths during the first quarter of this year ran 19 per cent higher than the previous year for this area. This Is com pared with a four per cent rise for the country. The drive will be concentrated during the summer months, Bar rett said, as traffic deaths have run three per cent higher during June, July and August than the rest of the year. To the best of scientific knowl edge, all North American and European freshwater eels spawn in an area in the Atlantic Ocean near Bermuda. I Better See Motorola for '54 With Double Power Picture And Full Year Warranty On Parts and Tubes Complete Radio and TV Service and Installation - At - Trowbridge & Flynn 214 W. Main - Medford Phono 2-S211 aafasTaw"a5S la1 SLACKER FLESH diet after the pattern of the basic health, regeneration, cor rective protective diet described in the No. 16 booklet The 7 Cars to vita, for which send 29c and stamped, self-addessed en velope. Just what are the seven keys? For that matter, a novice may ask, what is this vita I have talked about these many years without benefit of Webster? Can't stop now to tell you, ex cept that it means better-than-average nutritional condition, and what all else you will learn when you read Little Lesson No. 16. The seven keys are 1. Save your teeth 2. Temperance 3. Belly breathing 4. Nudity 5. lodin ration 6. Daily evercise 7. Rejuvenation diet and sup plementing the ordinary diet with essential vitamins and minerals. Now, then, the suggestion omitted from the preceding talk to adults ten per cent above par is this: Get a peck of wheat and hand or power mill and use MOO-O-OS and MUSINGS As a taxi cab passed us this morning going like mad, we had a fleeting glimpse of a sticker on the back window. " We just thought you'd like to know that the sign on the guided missile said, "Drive carefully You might be next." TV LOG Thursday, Aug. 13 4:00 Feminine Fancies 4:30 Val Rogue Show 5:00 Funny Bunny 5:15 Uncle Bill 5:25 Buck Roger 5:45 Rain or Shin S 50 New 8 00 Western Theatre 7:00 Cisco Kid (Mission Macaroni) 7:30 Baseball Hall of Fame 7:45 Sportsman's Club . B 00 Lux Video Theatre 8:30 Boston Blackl 9 00 Best Theatre 10:00 News Friday, Aug. 14 11:00 High Noon Highlights 12:15 U S. Weather Forecast 12:30 World New 12:45 To Be Announced 1 00 Devotions 40 Feminine Fancies 430 Val Rogue Show 50 Funny Bunny 5:15 Uncle Bill S 25 Flash Gordon 5:45 Rain or Shine 5 JO News 8:00 Western Theatre 7:00 To Be Announced 7:30 Baseball Hall of ram 7:45 Clues 80 Music Shop 8:30 I Lead 3 live 8:00 Foreign Intrigue 830 To Be Announce! 100 New ground to meaL in your every day diet, in place of some of the refined white flour, as described In the pamphlet Wheat to Eat available on written request (clipping will not suffice) if you provide tamped, self-addressed envelope. A peck is IS pounds, quarter of a bushel. One feed store man didn't know how much wheat in a peck, but after considerable di versionary discussion he readily weighed out IS pounds for me. Alot of city hicks, even in the heart of wheat country, don't know where to buy wheat If the farmer who grows it won't sell you a peck or a sack of it at the farm, perhaps you can find some on sale at the public market or as a last resort you may pur- plain wheat, whole, cracked or IAKE WITHIN A lAKBt s TXAL VOLCANO. MtK ITfe LAST KUrTW IN , FiLUeo WITH WMSR , FOWWNS A, PLACID LAXC -NearMsmti, P.I.- MUlAk- RPmMir UJOU TUT 10-FtlRLONS BSLM0UT PARK $uuesM4 race in Zioomflts, CARRYING 15? POUNP RECORD H MB . RSC0RD WB6KTI -?&- 4 BARNIY GOOGLE and SNUFFY BUZ SAWYER 11 ABNER EtONDIl MUTT and JEF7 . GREAT LAND AUNT WWEEZYH N?6053 SUT MISTOOK LINK SNUFFV ) ' A SACKER AW SHOT J V K ' SMACK-DAB IN TH' 9 , CHIST WIP A KFLEmyO ( QUICK.' CAU THE RrJ 7s8,VOTY5REAf ."V F0IASE, f 90O-vK0H0O' BUTI VllTS HWEH0 VmZ, VMJMIKISTIUTOR1 ySOMtTWHS FsW TAKS WJS. SAWYER WmWtl MRS.SrWEE I BATHED THE WSiCm I MISS PURVIS! TfCVMY eVO Si VWROTil-, -XTO ROOM? vnWiT5 ,VR0NS I WSUBBHG V 20 WNUTES MUST BEWTJE1WK58K WCHJlW ( l40rf-THr5 IS 1 I louTKnrwnrl .JTi I DfWT TtXf ATUH TV t I TathouSANO M,Les AWtrt yyUKE NODAVR3' S ME A CENT A , r-YrjS3 WIPING TH' BiJOOD OFF TOSEC V rHXASURCir-THrS ) MlNOTE,TO rOU lORE KNEE TOOK VO' I WET-L SEND THE ROBOT YT" voreseLfX lMAHWWMN' pent so jfvijhCT' a MINIUTES cost J PLANE OVER SOME eVC-- nth' om3 eia&r' J hurry, v Mt a cemts.t . s uninhabited areat-jn 1 j 11!! " f- lAH.THEPES NOTHINC ) I Yt Ji. WHO'S BEEN -v I R I " LIKE A NICE-JUICY i- (AT THE CHOPPED ) I Vif S l "TT1 " Jlliffni irr i' ,r" x 11 All iirrrrrnr'x ' "T imrf Trr r "fz LOVELY ROOM ) AHVTHINS WITH A BETTER A ROOM WITH t VlHAT? a( OPEti THE DOORy OE SHOWER ' '' chase, at a price, a pound or two' in a "health" food store. An adult burdened with super fluous fat cannot realize how much better he or she will feel and look until he or she has tried following these suggestions. QUESTIONS ANSWERS X-ray Meddling Six months ago had x-ray of kidney and ureter region taken . . . shadow ... sometimes get a little frightened . . . maybe need to have my head ex amined but If you were in iny place what would you do? (A. L. T.l Answer Either say theU with It r consult pnyncian. Yankee Credulity Thank for your help, your humor nd your low-down but wonderful sympathy and love for us Yankee. We need some one like you to look after us. (E. M.) Answer All right Just so you understand that Yankee. In my lexi con, mean any one who . Uvea la North America. Chronic Lag TJIeer Mother, ST. ha had three operation to remove portion of vein and ulcer. A L-MoUfitf Sf WOMW HAVE &CEN AwARDW"IriePlSnNUiStf SERVICE MEDAL, 0V6TACULP HOBBY, NOW FEDERAL SECURITY AOTAlUlSTRfflDR, ft THE FIRST MO ONIYMHm. OF THE WOMEN. ARMY CORPS To BE so Honored SMITH "Nl WAAlil ITS HIGH TIME VE GOT HOME IVE HAD V0RE SUPPER ON TH' PER TWO S0U0 HOURS! hut stm uffer . . . fat. T, H. W.) I dressed envelope and aak for pamph let on VARICOSE VXtNS and VARI COSE ULCER. Many suffererr have reported great relief obtained with the Unna boot dressing described in pamphlet. Crease English lecturer, author, philosopher ..Mi:ti,;i? Srijoy I ornkaSt hsoltta, test,, conrfoft jnd HfMp4totltt Cobtm. wHh eH ffaadsvn faellrtitM. NOT MINttAL mm MUD SATMS aBeaaS aarBBBaBtsBBAaaa-aai ABB-saaa fas a ! as?, StWeaTSaaagfs-ejjga aejTTnBB;snBaa frvajftBWTaf"e7a CAtBON MOXIDf VAPOR BATHS At lanBial far fia tl Ilda fae Hea Hlea and Law Blaed fin ill "Your Health Is Our Bwlneai" far ii m nine cad lelnaslaia Asa Ml-awei 1 rlae, B. V AahaaeaV Or. Herman waxier, Dtractor trttroprocfie Ftirwclar. CROSSWORD PI ACROSS I Algonenuan Indian 4 CoUactioa ef tente 5 Guldo'a high note 11 Yellow bugle 1 2 Roman road If Ceremony IS L41.wmas.ina? body IT Ventilate it Note of ecale Cravat 21 Siamese cola 22 Deface 22 Part of vloUa 24 Southwestern Indian zf Concern 27 Organ of hearing 12 Beverage 2 Novelty 24 Half an en 81 Penplia 22 Toward 25 Observe Sf Electrified tr-SKSf' 22 Garment 40 Encountered 41 Heap 42 Viper 42 Preposition 44 Equality 44 Greek tatter 44 Permit 47 Remember 80 Challenge S2 Hebrew measure 84 Expire 5 Fall behind BC Be borne 7 Greek letter DOWN 1 Relative (coiJoq.) 5 T - r ili" IE to 91 ex Si f " fJOW. AINT THAT v I TABLE advisee against .meet meetlm" wnm raoetanca which can cause arthritis and cancer irk a4 1 1 1 ta mm th.l . . . . "." ti.n "y cause cancer . . . U B. a. Xr.g Answer Since no one know the nature or cause of cancer, why take such hokum seriously? . Protected hy John r. DtOe Ce. IlKifiiii:fiKK ' Fr t. Vwtarday. 2 Hall! 2 A gait, as of a horse 4 Quote 8 Devoured 4 Pronoun 7 Talk Idly 8 Be miataktm . Chinese mile 19 Essence 14 Ireland 16 River Island 1 8 Pronoun 21 Studio II In-ane 23 Toll 24 Hastened is Caoutchouc tree Vehicle 28 Reverence 29 Marsh 21 Place 22 Small raftd 33 Sewne ITnlt S5 Drink slowly 27 A haranerue 32 Pulverized rock Ctimmonolsjos 4 Fnrlne 41 Morra-ln 43 Symbol for Iron 44 French for "father 4 I.lmb 47 Crimson 4 Illuminated 49 Meadow 61 Sun god , Note of scale 1 ,1 lAisfeHs Aiar-- Ag AIM Tpssp rtafiAl omim ffigil tAPlgg