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TWO MEDFORD (OHEGOIf) MAO. THXBOHB nutr. 1L IBM RADIO PROGRAMS-FRIDAY TribaM mm mm m lasaaa Ukty wH f ' I" "W ' KYJC 121S KMED W to KWPt MW 0 'jinnh ii Melody Matinee Swlnstime l?sZclub 1330 LlfeCsn B Beeotlful fwlngtlro. 1,5Zb Jotl Sparkle Let. Go to the Fair Swingtime 1 jZf..Tn Blu. WW New. fc Art Baser Bwlngtuno -5:00-Edward R. Murrow NBC New. Parade sisVirsil Pinkley Whit'i Doinc Swingtlme sioZiSLtoSS Vincent Lope Swingtime ' ? wlrT cJ-News Kmer Peterson Sport. Boundiip l-feg jSgS SB iSo .SB World new. "7:0O Sophisticated Bhythm'AU American Sport.; SSPjii!,,. 7 15 Sophisticated Rhythm All American Sportt Record Rambllnf in-ZXweUThrnaa" Something; To rfunk Abe Record Ramblines 7 4rmUy Skeleton" Heidelberg HsrmotialrosRccord Ramblings "on Mr Keen' ' One Man'. Family Beavers-Seattle S ??ZMr Kf,n" Morgan Beatty New. Beaven-Seattla Mik , MaUoy Eddie Fisher Show Beaven-Seattla 8 45MikS m'"oT RenJry Cloonev ' Bcavcrs-Seattle -"8:00 NameThatSon Here! Jamison SlS!.' 5 is Name That Song Here-. Jamison Beavera-Seattle 9 30ArTion Ballroom Mediord Hardtop. Beavers-Seattte 4Agon Ballroom Medford Hardtop. Beavers-Seattle To oo-Edwin C. Hill Nsws'Richfield Reporter J"kebox Special 10 15 Field and Stream 'air HUite. Jukebox Special 10:30"im toe Town- Muller fc Muaie $"ke? 10 43 "On the Town" Discsp.de. Jukebox Special 11:00 Platter Party Stan Freeman Sin Oft 11:1S Platter Party Stan Freeman 11:30 Platter Party Stan Freeman 11:45 Platter Party Stan F ;cman 12:00 Sign Off Sign Oil RADIO PROGRAMS-SATURDAY 6:00 Yawn Patrol KMID Komi 6:15 Yawn Patrol KMED Korral 6:30 Yawn Patrol Here'. To Veteran 6:45 Yawn Patrol Morning Edition "7 00 Chevrolet New. Forward March Mody Roundup 7 l3rtartin Agronalry Coffee Clatcne Melody Roundup 7 30 New. Son. of Pioneer. Melody Roundup 7:45 Saturday Serenade Morning Visit Hew. Melody Roundup "8 00 New.& Troubador Saturday Special No. 1 New. 6:15 Cowboy Troubador Knox Manning TopTunee 8 JO No School Today Smilin' Ed's Gang Bible Institute 6 45 No School Today Smilin' Ed's Gang Bible Institute " 00 No" School Today Friendship Circle Faith Tempi 8:15 No School Today Friendship Circle Music for the Mrs. p 30 Space Patrol Church of Christ Speaks Music for the Mra. 8 45 Space Patrol Hymns Of World Music for the Mrs. 10:00 City Hospital Mary Lee Taylor Music for the Mrs. 10:15 City Hospital Mary Lee Taylor Music for the Mrs. 10:30 Meet the Missus Farm & Home Hour Serenade In Blue 10:45 Meet the Missu. Farm St Home Hour UJ. Story 1100 Fun For All Whaf. the Score Rhythm Roundup 11:15 Fun For All" What', the Score . Rhythm Roundup 11:30 Galen Drake Crosby and Friends Rhythm Roundup 11:43 Trading Post Familiar Favorites Rhythm Roundup 12 00 Stars Over Hollywood" News & Weather New. 12:15 Stars Over Hollywood" Saturday Special No. S Music In the Air 12:30 Weather & New. Pastor's Call Music in the Air 12 45 Look to the Skies Social Security Music in the Air 1:00 M. Lou Harp xiig City Serenade Let's Go Western 1:15 M. Lou Harp Big City Serenade Let . Go Western 1:30 News & Music Saturday Matinee Let". Go Western 1:45 Pan-Amer. Union Saturday Matinee Let'. Go Western "2 00 Music Box Saturday Matinee Let s Go Western 2 13 Music Box Saturday Matinee Let's Go Western 2:30 Sat. Sport. RoundupFire Let'. Go Western 2 45 Daniel Schorr. News" Fire Let's Go Western "3 00 C fub 1230 Hawthorns. T B-A." Town & Country 3:13 New. Ac Club 1330 Hawthorne, T B.A. Freedom Story 3 30 Club 1230 Northwest Artists Swingtime 3:45 Club 1230 Northwest Artists Swingtime "4 00 New. & Club 1230 Man Against Crippler Swingtime 4:15 Club 1230 Man Against Crippler Swingtime 4:30 Navy Hour Western Swing Tim Swingtime 4:45 Navy Hour Serenade in Blue Swingtime 5 00 New. Henry Caasidy Swingtime 515 Christian Science Heal. What's Doing Swingtime . 3:30 Drive-in Quiz Vincent Lopes Swingtime 5:45 Frank Gosa News KMED Commentary Sport. Roundup "6:00 Arnold's Rhythm BandTex William. New. 6:15 News & Vets Show Tex Williams Dinner Music 6:30 Musical Encores Grand Ole Opry Dinner Muaie 6:45 Musical Encorea Grand Ole Opry Dinner Music 7:00 News St West Jamboree Eddy Arnold Faith Temple 7:13 Western Jamboree Eddy Arnold Faith Temple 7:30 Dude Martin Show Bob St Ray Show Record Rambllngs 7:45 Dude Martin Show Bob St Ray Show Record Rambling. g 00 Lone Ranger Football Warmup Beavers-Seattle 8:15 Lone Ranger Shrine Game sp) Beavers-Seattle 8:30 News Dancing Party Shrine Gam (sp) Beavers-Seattle 8:45 Dancing Party Shrine Game (sp) Beavers-Seattle 9.00 News St Dancing Party Shrine Game (sp) Beavers-Seattle 9:15 Dancing Party Shrine Game (sp) Beavers-Seattle 8:30 Dancing Party Shrine Game (sp) Beavers-Seattle 9:45 Dancing Party Shrine Game (sp) Beavers-Seattle 10:00 Columbia Wld News Shrine Game (sp) Jukebox Special 10:15 Forward March Shrine Game (sp) Jukebox Special 10:30 Palmer House Oreh New. St Music Jukebox Special 10:45 Palmer House Orch. M'ford grd Time; NewsJukebox Special 11:00 Platter Party Saturday Nite Dance Sign Off 11:15 Platter Party Saturday Nite Dance 11:30 Platter Party Saturday Nite Dance 11:43 Platter Party Saturday Nite Dance 12:00 Sign Off Sign Off ABC CB3 NBC As We Live Children Should Insist Firmly. Gently On Right One way of getting what you want in the world ia by fighting for it. The way you fight, how ever, determines whether you get it and keep the respect of others or whether you come out the winner only in what you set out to get- How to train children in this is the question asked by a grandmother: (Q) "Both mj son sad daugh ter want their kids to fight and take their part which. X believe, teaches them to lie. steal, and oven become murder en. Two of my grandsons rule their parents' homo and tho older on rules tho neighbor hood also. While playing, this elder child decides ho wants whatever the other child is playing with. So he hits him and takes the toy. Then tho younger fights with the elder to take it from him. Both re member their mom and dad say, 'Fight for your right.' I say this is a bad way to raise kids. Do you agree with me?" (A) I certainly do agree with you heartily. No child can make a place for himself in any group in civilized so ciety if his method of get ting what he wants is fight ing with his fists. He may succeed w h ile he is still young enough to play with toys but when he begins to put away child ish thmgs, he will have to mend his ways or find himself an outcast from society. Of course people should learn to stand up for their rights, but there are ways of doing this without antagonizing others. Nothing, I can assure you, will antagonize more quickly than the hitting-over-the-head method your grandsons are learning to use. Asking for things politely but firmly brings as good results as fist fighting and it does not an tagonize. Why not tell your grandsons about this approach and encourage them to use it? Once they discover that it works they will be willing to use it You will have to encourage the parents to alter their meth- Dr. Hurlock tUZAIITH HURLOCK. MLB. ods of rearing their children Try to convince them that get ting along with other people Is just as important for children as standing ud for their rights This can never be done by the tactics they are encouraging. Elisabeth Hurlock is a con sulting psychologist. Write her ia car of this newspaper for ire aavico. (Copyright 1953. General Features Corp.) Four Hew Roads Join County Road System Four roads in Grant Acres subdivision have been accepted into the county road system, ac cording to the county commis sioners' journal. They include Bluejay lane, Robin rd., Oak Pine way, and New Ray rd. . The roads were graded. drained and surfaced by owners of abutting property to county specifications and at their own cost. They will be maintained by county crews. Shady Cove Postal Clerk Exams Slated Examinations for the nnsitlnn of substitute clerk at the Sharlv Cove nost office have hm an nounced by the Civil Service commission. The position pays S1.36V4 Tier hour, and anrtliVante must live in the postal delivery area or snaay cove. Registers from the examinations will h used to fill permanent and tem porary appointments. Further information and ap plication forms are avaiiahfo at the Shady Cove post office, or irom ine nth civil service reg ion. 320 Federal Office Riiilrl. tag, Seattle 4. Wash. Applica tions snouid be tiled with the director of the region hefnr Sept. 14. HOLE-IN-ONE CLUB Milan. In U.PJ Boh Shsm. herd, North Vernon, Ind., scored a hole-in-one the hard wav at Milan's golf course. He drove the ball directly into the cun no roll, no bounce. POISON OAK? Try a BotrW off ZEMACOL Tee smrst be satisfied at eesst cheerfully ffuuM Get kettle t eay a WtSTIBM THRIFT. Your Healfli and Its Care y DR. WUIAM BRADY. AA.D. beatd us a let WHBss feeds.. levari. HOs Cat, ONE GOOD TURN For the major part of my life (says the girl from Maine) I had to live on other 'people's grub and like it. Re sult: by 71 ner vous indiges tion had me so nearly incapac itated that I retired and moaned and groaned . . . Fortunately I had saved annuoh f n r a Dr. Brady - down payment on this house, where I let rooms and keep house for myself. It has paid, too, for now several people, including one M. D., think my fear of indigestion is just a nervous notion. Still, they insist that, at 83, 1 should break up and go to a home for the aged and try to live on the charming but nutritionally inadequate fare they have there. Have you any suggestions? (Signed ) Yes, two. First, I suggest that you tell 'em to go jump in the lake, and keep right on living. Second, lay in a peck of plain wheat and use it instead of white flour products and namy-pamby cheat-food in your everyday diet, as described in the pamphlet, Wheat to Eat, available for the asking if you provide stamped, self-addressed envelope. Of course one needs teeth to eat plain wheat, but somehow I feel confident that a girl with so much pluck must have a fair to middling masticatin equipment The girl from Minnesota didn't write to me, that is, not lately, but I gleaned these data from newspaper articles in the St. Paul Dispatch, which has tolerated a certain health colum nist since antebellum days (the big war, that is). The article, illustrated with a picture of the girl at the cutting of her birthday cake, says she advises people who want to stay healthy and in high spirits to roll a few somersaults each day, as she does at 88. I call this personable lady a girl because at first look at her picture I whistled twice one short, one long. She makes a lot of you people half her age look decrepit. She hasn t missed a day of somersaulting and she hasn't been ill a day since she began somersaulting in 1918, under the instruction, inspiration, instiga tion what would you old geez ers call it? of a health colum nist who uses my name to propa gate just such crazy notions. In the pamphlet on Somer saulting, available on request if you provide stamped, self-ad dressed envelope, I state clearly, I hope can't read it myself) that somersaults are not enough ex ercise to keep one in good health. The Minnesota girl un derstands this she takes six miles of oxygen on the hoof every 'day walking IVi miles to breakfast, back home, and then 1V4 miles to late afternoon dinner and home again, every day, winter and summer. What a girl! QUESTIONS St ANSWHtS Alive and Happy The manifestations of iodln defic iency i described In your pamphlet would have been sufficient to Identify and arrest me even without the usual front and profile views. After eating approximately S a day for a month. 1 never ten so alive and nappy . . . (Hiss L. A. A.) MPO-O-OS and MUSINGS Just as we always fear ed it would be, Hadacol is about to be rationed. We suppose we'll just have to face a bleak fu tue of weak eyebrows and a wild, uncontrollable growth of hair on our. tongue. 7.1 ant 4 Smilin Ed McConnfilla.1 HIS BUSTER BROWN GAKS EVERY SATURDAY 8:30 a.m. to 9 a.m. KMED BROUGHT TO YOU BY Buster Brown SHOE STORE Answer Thank yon. Girls ta fhetr t early teens and women 95 to X com Imonly present such manifestations as moouneas. lassitude, apathy. Send stamped, self-ddreased envelope and ask In writing (do not use dipping) for pamphlet. THE IODIN RATION. Government Hasn't Caagat V With Ms - What's wrong up at your Plant? Twice I write end no reply. I men tioned to s friend and he said he understood the Government had clos ed, you up. M. K. C Answer I still menage to keep one ramp ahead of the government- You may get a reply If you enclose stamped, self-sddressed envelope sad save postcard expense. Balneal Pruritus My skin burns, sting, and itches so much s(ter a bath . . . (Bdrs.D.S.H.) An'" Then why soak In hot water? Or why use soap except to aid In removing actual grime? Why scrub or rub? Why not just en air bath? If you are shocked out of your harshly kln' end a5c nl stamped, self-addressed envelope for booklet. SAVE YOUR SKIN. If conUtoTsev ersl recipe, for good home made lo tion., balm, and ointments for pruritus (itching). (Protectee' ay Jofca T. DtUe Ce.) Hew Bridge flamed For Alex Sparrow The' new Kirtland rd. bridge across Bear creek will be known as the Alex Sparrow bridge. The county court has instructed County Engineer Paul Rynning to place a suitable tablet on the span when It Is completed. The bridge will be named In honor of the late Judge Alex Sparrow, one-time Jackson coun ty judge and superintendent of Crater Lake National park and an outstanding county civic lead er for many years. The ukulele became popular In Hawaii about 1877. np , sy IM II V 1 1 S w f 7V XM i4. " aTsBf """VrsTaTstanVV Eh Burma whits ELEPHANT. AEElHe Monopoly of KOiaLTY- rWDMUCH K61VEM TrlEKU. Fiipittofighrfet: 3 "Titles m His fixer RiN6BAm.es I ljprtmgncvmptmitipi oFihe Orient-. :tif iv HeMRYfi. (JAMESON ABILENE DaILY Trie PfcPBRTrlXT FlRpHtMWHttlHe WA A CAKKICK BOY JAILED Walter Vera Pirkey, 33, of 148 Laurel st. Central Point, was lodged in the county Jail yesterday, according to Sheriff Howard Gault Pirkey had prev iously been arrested on a bad check charge and released on bond. He was rearrested and Jailed at the request of bis bonds man, Gault said. Memphis, Tenn. (U.F9 Em mett Yates found a sure-fire way to raise balky windows. He uses a car Jack. , FARMERS! Have Tear Beet aad He. 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