Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, August 20, 1953, Image 18

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Newspaper Page TextTWO MEDFOBO (OHZGOlf) RADIO PROGRAMS-THURSDAY Vaajraaei Msta. Mw at imM fro Hm stall.. a1 rh Mefl Tribwa aw iesa.saib.btr saces f wh wxfc jss - aw a"1 KTJC 12H S KMED 144t tC - KW1W 1H k 'i -onflub 1330 Melody Matinee Swlnftiro liSZciSb 1330 Uf Can B Bel.tiftUSwlnftiroe 4JoI Jon parkte Rampart Watch Swtagtiin 4ioirl Scout p NW New A Art BakerSwingtim "i:00 Edward R. ilurrow" News Parade Swinjtime B ljZZrgil PinkJey What . Doing I nH JODrive-ln Quiz Vincent Lopes Swingtiroe SlanMGoi--New Elmer Peteraoa S porta Roundup )-. n.i- NBC Snorta Review New sZsoom Parade KMED Cornroemarr Dinner Musi S J0EliTpiayhmi."Mac of Mantovenf S."""!" lla Gen! llec. PlayhotiSammy Kay Behind the World Ifewe "VoO Starr of Space Judy Canova 5?a.tj!mlj2 7:15 Starr of Space JudyCanova The40MilUon 7 :3IaU Thomaa' New. & Music Record Rambllnga SIsTramu" Skeleton" Music for Business Man Record Rambling . mu. nn Man'i Family Portland-Seattle Meet lS5u. Morgan Beatty rfiwf Portland-Seattle 30 Andean Way Freddy Martin PorUand-Se.tUe 4WTn American Way Jimmy Fldler Portland-Seattle "00 Moonlight Serenade My Son Jeep Portland-Seattle 5 YjiZyoii and the World" My Son Jeep" Portland-Seattle ao-oSsuge Proudly We Hall Portland-Sea tte lugo" ' Proudly We HaU Portland-Seattle lo 00 E. C. Hill & News Rlchlield Reporter Jukebox Special lOlStartlight Roof 4-H At F.FA. Fair Juk,box 10.soI?Ontne Town- Henry ca-ldy Musi Jukebox Special 10 43 "On the Town" Diicapsdes Jukebox Special 11 00 Matter Party Henry Morgan Sign OH 11:15 Platter Party Henry Morgan 11:30 Platter Party Henry Morgan 11:45 Platter Party Henry Morgan at Mewl la 00 Sign Off ' Sign Off RADIO PROGRAMS-FRIDAY 30 Yawn Patrol Johnnie Lee Wills 6 45 Yawn Patrol First Newe ot Day T oo Vlait With Bing Rural Party Line Breakfast with Jack T 1 5Martin ACTonjky World New. Roundup Breakfast with Jack ?j0YTOr County Agent Clockwatcher ZXS. k 7 45 Betty Crocker At New. Market A New. Breakfaat with Jack " 00 Breakfast Club Clock Watcher Best Buys 15 Breakiaat dub Knox Manning Top Tun. ! 30 Breakfaat Club Music of Manhattan Bible Inattute SIreahfart Club Swap At Sell Bible Inattute " 00 Ted Malone Friendship Circle Faith Tempi . 5:15 Chet Huntley Friendship Circle Music tor the Mrs. :io-DS5blf or Nothing Hi Neighbor . Music for thj Mra. 9:45 Double or Nothing Mid Morning New. Music for the Mra. IojOO Morning Matinee Festival of Waltzes Music for the Mrs. luSeJaTSuii Pay. To Be Married Musis for the Mra. loaoMy True Story Strike It Rich Woman e World 10:45 My True Story Strike It Rich Rhythm Roundup 11 00 Whispering StreeU Chat With Claire Rhythm Roundup 11 lSWheiT a Girl Marnea Second Chance Rhythm Roundup 1130 Nora Drake Phrase That Pay. Rhythm Roundup 115 Trading Port Familiar Favoritea Rhythm Roundup .2 00 Paul" Harvey New. and Weather Noon New. 13:15 Rogue Valley ReportoraRoad of Ufs To.n Topple. 12:30 Sara Hayes Ac Weather Pepper Young RS?IH1. 1,2:45 Lost and Found Crosby St Friend. Western Roundup 1:00 Meet Mr. Morris Backstage Wife Western Roundup 1:15 Arthur Godfrey Stella Dallas Record Rendeivoua 1:30 Rmnce. Helen TrentYoung Widder Brown Record Rendezvous 1:45 our Gal Sunday Woman In My House Record Rendezvous "a 00 Wizard of Odds Just Plain Bill Record Rendezvous 215 Ruth Ash ton Front Page Ferrell Record Rendezvous 2:30 Strictly for the Ladles Lorenzo Jones . , Record Rendezvous 2:45 Strictly for the Ladies Doctors Wife Broadway in Baviaw "3:00 Strictly for the LadieeWeicome Travelers Swingtim 3:15 Strictly for the Ladies Welcome Traveler. Swingtim 3:30 Strictly for the Ladles Dr. Paul Swingtim 3:45 Strictly for the Ladies Melody Matinee Swingtim 4:00 Club 1230 Melody Matinee Swingtim 4 15 Club 1230 Life Can Be Beautiful'Swingtlm 4:30 Big Jon and Spark! Let s Go To The Fair Swingtim 4:45 Serenade in Blue NW News A Art Baker Swingtim "soo Edward rl. Murrow NBC New. Parade Swingtim 5:15 Virgil Pinkley Whafa Doing Swingtim 5:30 Drive-in Quia Vincent Lopes I Swingtim 5:45 Frank Gos. News' Elmer Peterson Sports Roundup 6:00 Elmer Davis NBC Sports News 6 15 Sports Parade KMED Commentary Dinner Musi 6:30 Broadway'. My BeatCisco Kid Dinner Music ' 6 45 Broadway's My BeafCuco Kid Behind the World New. 7:00 Sophisticated Rhythm All American Sports Religion in Life 7:15 Sophisticated Rhythm All American S porta Record Rambling. 7:30 Lowell Thomas Some'g to Think AboutRecord Rambling. 7:45 Family Skeleton Heidelberg Harmonaires Record Rambling. -8 00 Mr. Keen One Man's Family Portland-Seattl. 8:15 Mr. Keen Morgan Beatty News Portland-Seattl 30 Mike Malloy Eddie Fisher Portland-Seattl 8:45 MikeMalloy Rosemary Clooney Portland-Seattle B OO Name the Song Here's Jamison Portland-Seattl 9:15 Name the Song Here'. Jamison Portland-Seattl 9:30 Aragon Ballroom Medford Hard Tops Portland-Seattl 9:45 Aragon Ballroom Medford Hard Tops Portland-Seattle i 10:00 Edwin C Hill & News Richfield Reporter Jukebox Special 10:15 Field & Stream 4-H & FFA Fair Jukebox Special 10:30 "On the Town" Henry Casstdy At Musle Jukebox Special 10:45 "On the Town" Discapades Jukebox Special 11:00 Platter Party Henry Morgan Sign Off 11:15 Platter Party Henry Morgan 11:30 Platte Party Henry Morgan 11:45 Platter Party Henry Morgan News l3 00 Sign Off Sign Off ABC "CBS NBC ANichol'sWorth of... Comment On By HARMAN United Press Washington U.R Max Con rad. the 50 -year old father of in is on a mighty mission. He is criss crossing the na tion to visit the 48 state capitals to re port to the governors the progress that has been made on this "year's celebration of the 50th anni- harmdn nuiu.s versary of pow ered flight. In other words, to remind the folks that in 1903 the Wright brothers showed the world that man did not have to have wings of his own to fly like a bird. Conrad's flight is sponsored by the National Anniversary committee in cooperation with the Air Transport association, the Civil Air Patrol, Civil Aero nautics administration, the U.S. Junior Chamber of Commerce, and the Aircraft Industries asso ciation. Old Timer at Flying Conrad is making the 14,500 mile flight in the 1,000-pound craft in which he twice spanned the Atlantic. He is no newcomer to the clouds. During his long career he has flown more than 28,000 hours and has taught 3, 000 persons how to get up into the blue. These include 44 air line captains and 350 military pilots. In the early days of the cattle industry in Wyoming, cattle driven from Oregon were called "westerns or "Oregon natives' while those driven from Iowa, Indiana or Ohio were called "Americans" or "States." 1 ur.i lav. ifc'nrn Jiiiiinuinriimn liTiiiIiMi,i Mill.' iinMU M ML MAIL TIUBUXB This and That W. NICHOLS Feature Writer These flights for Conrad are mostly a labor of love, for his take-home pay is not much. The night before he left Washington he slept in his plane, partly be cause hotels are expensive and partly because a lot of persons wanted to see him. Our man loves people, having several of his own. Litil Food on Flight Crossing the Atlantic in his tiny Piper Pacer, in which he set several world flight records, posed some problems. It carries only 165 gallons of gas. So, in flight, the flier carried a light load of grub. Mostly graham crackers and milk. On one crossing, he ran into a mtie trouble on a stop at Goose Bay, Labrador. As usual, he was almost without funds. On the overnieht stOD the onlv avail able hotel charged him $16 for a cot. He was weathered out the next day. He was broke. He needed sleep. So he got same in a cnurcn. Mi HIS BUSTER BROWN GAXG EVERY SATURDAY 8:30 a.m. to 9 a.m. KMED BROUGHT TO YOU IY Buster Brown lis Smilin S AlcConnell SHOE STORE 20. ltSS Your Health and Its Care t OR. WILLIAM SIA0Y. AdD. hwM a1 MS O Casals WHY RABBIT FOODT The other day we suggested here that the first course of din ner for any one who la ten per cent above par, should be salad a large green salad, a real dish of herbs. Too often the salad, if on the menu, comes too late, special 1 y D. Brady In the effete east. When one has already, had soup, maybe nib bling on appetizer, anipasto, smorgasbord, cocktail or hors d'oeuvres, salad seems unin teresting- But served as it should be. and is in the west, at the very be Binning of the meal, a real salad sharpens appetite, im- J'Ville Charter Discussion Slaied Jacksonville An open meet ins on Friday. Aug. 21, at 8 pjn, in the city hall here will be held to explain a proposed new city charter for Jacksonville, Councilman H. L. Markwith an nounced today. Ervin Hogan, city attorney, will answer any questions concerning trie char ter, he added. A special council meeting scheduled Tuesday for consid eration of a new ordinance re garding fire and health hazards in the city was not hem Decause it had not been announced in sufficient time in advance of the meeting. The business will be considered at the next regular council meeting in September. Prospect Post Office Applicanfs Sought Federal Civil Service com mission has announced an ex amination for substitute clerk to fill vacancies in the Prospect, Ore., post office. Hourly wage is listed as I1.36V4. Applicants must actually live in the delivery of Prospect post office. Registers from this ex amination will be used to fill both permanent and non-permanent appointments. 1 Further information and ap plication forms may be obtained from the postmaster or from the 11th civil service region,- 302 Federal Office building, Seattle, 4, Wash. Applications must be filed not later than Sept. 14, 1953. Riee Confident of Prisoners? Support Seoul. Korea U.R) President Syngman Rhee, in a message to returned South Korean war prisoners, said today he was con fident of their support when "we march north." Rhee's message blamed the Communists and the Soviet Un ion for the misery and hardships endured by the South Korean people. Any melon worth its salt is worth noBTorrs WHEN IT IAIKS IT fOUr$ Mea Hi WltHaaa less?. sWvsrl HJUf. CaL proves digestion and supplies vitamins and minerals which are essential for health and func tional efficiency, . though not available in adequate amounts in the ordinary refined diet Patrons of hot dog stands, greasy spoons and quick lunch counters generally prefer to .omit green salad; to them it if rabbit food. Give them good nourish ins meat and potatoes. They think "malnutrition" means the poor victim doesn't get enough to eat Truth Is that most victims of malnutrition get all they want to eat of meat and potatoes, white bread, cake, pie, refined white sugar and syrup, reiinea processed sugared sisslfied n.raal. i-anrlv win anrl Ather de naturized victuals. On this high ly refined Yankee diet they de velop malnutrition nutritional deficiency disease. They Just don't set enoush vitamins and minerals to prevent manifesta tions of such disease. What their high-calory, low -vitamin, lpw mlneral diet neeas is plenty ox rabbit food. In the basic health diet, the outline of a day's bill of fare on which to rjattern your own Indi vidual diet, the corrective. DTO- tective, regeneration or re juvenation diet, as it has been called (see p. 43 of Th 7 Keys to Vite booklet for which send 25c and stamped, self-addressed envelone). there Is what the hired man. would reject in favor of meat and potato, pie and col MOO-O-OS ' and MUSINGS We see where old Roy Rogers has received an award for .taking such good care of Trigger. 1 As a matter of fact, the kid just got the Good Horsekeeping seal of ap proval. XdtieboXby totoJJa fee; One -third of a head of lettuce at lunch, and another third at dinner. The purpose of "rabbit food" in any diet, is to supply the fol lowing essentials of good nutri tion, good digestion, good health end functional efficiency. 1. Vitamins and minerals which the meat-potato-pie-coffee diet falls to provide. 2. Natural bulk of "roughage" which promotes normal Intes tinal function. I. Cellulose (vegetable 'or woody fiber) which aids diges tion. One-third of a head of lettuce yields 16 calories, plus, say 00 calories if you take French salad dressing or mayonnaise on it. One ounce of peanuts or IVi r iv - 7 'i Hi relHCSWlDRY 9 LONDON, HOMCH COMMON. rtOLDlNS k COM THE RWTTO DROP nBR MONEY WAS DECLARED TO LOSER 7Vgr . STANLEY VIRGULTO fA ,tttlt, jls Post- torn TOTAuy blind, A mv f "THEY DSTBCT r-ftf V 'IJffLW&i' 1 sound omly. f Mmmv L. tj, ft -"" '-Jvbr BARNEY GOOGLE and SNUFFY BUZ SAWYER 11 ABNER HONOIE MUTT and JEFF jnina?Lv wsim-vm. hmkses. I hovre they .Po.iTivi.v mo AnuneMcs. f JU9T PBNBW-tW5M NURSES I PRESSED ? J V0U$W j WajoN fvtHOlS SPKIL-WTYrJURSES, - Y0UVWUL0 V9 f i n I AUTHORIZED ) rlOOR KTOSES, FLOOR -T AW0M5 M KAVEMOnCED tg?b A 0MiTTf ) Vy VTO ENTQtJ ADMlNlSTRnTOTZ, f WHITE WEMJIN6 mSmmifplZX f CERTnM STAFF MEMBERS VmASKS. EVTERIN6 THE flf-V 1 lT?vV J 1A. W INTERME THE lTLr NURSERY, IK f Oj&Vi 'TC . CUnSlMfi MAU?S. J VC il WSS-rrf CwVojf frr? r (HELP ME GET DADDy HATE 1 HUPRy MOM, ) ( NOW THE TIEj IGEE.I LOOK GOOD IN A s X INTO HIS TUXEOQ iff FORMAL A ?n HES BUCKING ) TAND WE'RE TUK.EDO-WHV CONT WEjf CX. LEXANDEC r 1 VeTTIES' J LIKE A Vt THRU DPESS UP MOPE ri l 1 1 cowS NEEP wt-KiNG, rQ3 1uFV i aint TriROJCH )W AS FAR AS View. 1 7t. ounces of beef will yield 120 to 130 calories. Then why bother with rabbit food? Because it is the most practical way if not the only way to assure an adequate intake of the essentials men tioned. Why rabbit food? Why not if your aim is health, vite or reduction? QUESTIONS 4k A.NSWHS Fresh Ost -' Pleas tell me what (nam of a rare disease) Is. What are the symp toms. What eaa be don for Itf (R. N. W.) Answer And glr thousand read ers sn obeesslonf ' Small Ones as Impertaat as Lars. Ones Tour columns should be required reeding1 . . . Unfortunately our County paper does not have It . . (E. M. O.) Answer Let's say doesn't want It. Small papers are just as important as large one. In fact I'd better shut up before I talk myself out of a Job. Ked Bleed Vttamla Saw reference to the red eTRMbFREiSifflSR REQUIRE $0 , eMLONs of polish SMITH 'f I HEAR TELL SNUFFY I (fsT -ov f I AINT GONtT X ITT3 vitamla. The doctor said tbt Mood is too thin. . . (Mrs. W. C. W.) Answer Send stamped, eelf-ad-dressed envelop and asic for pam phlet, THE RED BLOOD VITAMIN. - Hydrocele I have what the doctor called hy drocele. He wants to tap It which he says be can do In his office without pain or danger ...(". D. A.) Answer Yes. be can. - Sometimes the fluid in the sac does not reac cumulate after tapping, but in many instances It fills again within a month or two. If It does so let the doctor do the more radical operation to cur it. "That Is, If the condition an- More Comfort Wearing FALSE TEETH Her Is a pleasant way to overcome loose plat discomfort. FASTEETH. an improved powder, sprinkled on upper end lower plates holds them firmer so that they feel more comfortable. No gummy, gooey, pasty taste or feeling. It's alkaline non-acid. Does not sour. Check, "plate odor" (dentore breath). Get FASTEETH today at any drug store. Adv. CROSSWORD PUZZLE ACROSS I Leap 4 A leftover dish 5 Mix to a pedp is Fuss Is Preposition 14 Lamb's 14 Cooceroinc 56 Lasso 17 Proverb M Girl', name St Preposition 40 Priest's vestment 41 Indefinite article 42 Oorn bread 44 Ardent ' 47 Able Si Period of time, SI Arrow poison S3 Smooth 84 Edge 66 Dispatch . B Bristle 57 Fluid from a tree DOWN 1 'Male deer S River in Oermsny S Mighty 4 Part of body (Pt) pen tv It Soak If To i extent IS Woody pants 50 Lampreys 51 Symbol for sodium IS Man's - nickname St Mountains la Europe ST Confronted 29 Scottish cap SS Arrange In , folds 11 Conjunction If Mournful tt Command t horse - " (7 "" IE ll 1"! !t !5 " " u " W " S 5 5 "" MeaaiMkemki noys yna psiBeularTy. H fe TMtsdi otherwise. "retsctsd by Ma F. Mb C. IDDKEVS UST REK xaTiJaiiw.iiia.etpepaaseseisj.i tin ili-hn .nil rtiiiln bij w .M dowa of kMney f nnctioe. Doctors say aad kidney function is very important So good health. When aoaweverrdsr conditio, each s stress and strain, eassss thia awportaat, function toslow down, many folks snsarsn i sine backaebe-fed miserabla. Miser abk. der in-itationa du to cold or wroo. diet nsr ' cause setting op nights or f rrqoeot peesease. I Don't Mglect your kidneys if these eondi-! ttons bother urn. Try Dosa's PUB-e mUd dU retie. It samaiing how many times Doaa'a. Kre happy relief from these discomfort.' Ip the II miles of kidney tubes and niters Sash out waste. Ask for new. Inrsje, eeonessy alas sad save asooey. Get Doaa'a Fills today I ; S rvnectle at farts a Brook 1 Hostelry Yardstick Everyone 10 Yellow ocher 11 Cut and cure4 IT Pnfllc: not IS Rabylonhut deity 1 Possessed 24 Sun god f& Footless 2t River in Siberia t7 Philippine Moslem 2 Ireland 29 rtiinexe pacoda 10 Condensed moisture n Halted S3 Idle talk St Near 7 Part of 38 Maddens 40 Poker stakes 41 Cooled lava 43 Faroe Island whirlwind 44 Sicilian volcano 45 Silkworm 4 Inclined roadway 47 Prefix: thin aid 4 rnlt 49 Males 50 Openwork fabri THEM C0ULDNT A cnuwiciRri EMTER THE NURSERY. WITHOUT BE1N5 noticed By you Pan" rr-M-GENERALVt TAKES A HOOK TO GIT 4JT HOW TH' ANSWER TMROU9M YT DO . TO HIMfT BUT AH GOTTA gf VO" I 0C rUffc iJMIrrVWTT 1 rrr I , SAYS.7- THAWKGOODNESi 1SON? HECAIfTSiM. MEff-J CTLC htfJILU iO DRE95ED, rrMY I VVnY,YB! J TWCTS I ''S 1 p ltr