Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, August 23, 1953, Image 22

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Newspaper Page TextTEK-MZDTOBD (OBZGOR) MAIL TBXBU1TE '. Aogoat S3. 1SSS RADIO PROGRAMS-SUNDAY KnwilimMiiwwMiKw tha taeSa atatiaaa aaa tha M Triaaaa I www alaiS wH ta "ata6 ,Wt KTJC 123 kx IMP 144. k a.wsw 1 kc '7:00 New. Concert 8KM4 rtPropB . 7:19 Concert Hall Heraa Crni ol Book. 7:30 New. Concert SvN,Ii 48 Concert Hmll Berne The Christopher. 137? :00-fM.Anrlon Story Herald of Truth Magg 10. 8 15 Psn-American Story" Hermld of Tratk calvaw BairtSlt JO Light and Ufa Hour; Church otChli calvarv Baptist 6 4 Lisht and Life Hour Sunday New. l?iCof Rod jgtBBg ga5ggggSLSg ass saga? - Iboo New ft Gloria Parker Prertywrimn f" 2J5!, Testerday 10:15 Gloria Parker Pre-bytrrian Service Mta 01 rJ" lOJO-Sslt Lk. Tabernacle Memorable Miade StZJvlterS! 143-sllt Lk- T.m-cl Memorable Murie "Jn church il:0O-Pre.bvterUn Church Catholic Hour; ESlKSureh 11:13 PreebytertaJ! Church Catholic Hour Tint Baptist Church l" Marines o Review tt&gg rveeSvMan 18:45 Marine. In Re-Hew HoUywood Concert ii.uj lUia l:00-Old r-hd Revival Hr NBC Symphony; RrdUrndesvc 1:15 Old Fshd Reviyal Hr NBC Symphony; 52rd Rendexvoue 1 JO Old rhd Revival Hr NBC Symphony; 5213 Relideivous JiZoid rhd Rgvivsl Hr NBC Symphonj; Voo-Voic. of JPhophefT BobConaldln. gSoSSu. a 1 5 Voice of Prophecy " wwta To Know Summer Concert -3:00-B1U, Graham- J"nlje Jury; Walg Tune 8:13 Billy Graham fHnForoni Walts Time 8:3c Richard amond; American rorura, .iTlme . B.chard Diamond Americanrorum ( -4 00-Junior Mia.' MBaB.PaW W.HJU 4:lfunlorMi. vlSlES? - Concert HaU 4 30 Ho ywood Story; Best J. 'Concert Hall 4:45 HoUywood Story Beat Plays- TwaacMuaicHal!. ConSrUU 5:15 Amer. Music Hall Bert " GueatStar 5 30 CBSNwarm-SunDak" Confe on Public Health 3 43 CBS N warm-Sun Dak Confession " rSSf gg Sa-oTthaVeek zSer: tgs - l-rg; "Voo-Mon. Mom. Headllnaa Standard Hour; S lChet Huntley- iTo ConauaJonl S 30 Guy Lombardo" Meet The Pre- 6:43 Guy Lombardo Meet The Pres. " 9:00 Moonlight Serenade' John Kirby Co.; Q.i Paul Harvey- John Klrby at Co." , iAo Muaic Feativala Sammy Kaye Serenade v liMuricreaSi Sammy Kaye Serenade ; r0:00 Muiic Feativala- RicMeld Reporter 10:15 Music Festivals huJetIlVi21dWS!r 10:30 Mu.ic Festivsla" Muric To Dream By ; 10:45 Muaic Festival. Dream Muric at Ne-a jl 00 Sign Off aya Off ' -ABC "CBS WBC RADIO PROGRAMS-MONDAY 00 Yawn Patrol KMED Corral Yawn Patrol KMED Corral 4 45 Yawn Patrol 1 New " Dmy i... y i mh oft Visit With Binf Rural Party Line Breakfast with Jack iSrAmmrr" World Newa Roundup Breakfast with Jack IsO-YoCcAent Clock Watcher B reakf with Jjck 7 45-Betry Xf New Almanac at New. ' B-eakf art with Jack a iw Breakfast Oub Clock Watcher Beat Buya 5 ?iSwii rnub Knox Manning Newa Top Tunes tSlSSSiZESSf MoArnTlTew. " te&ZSSVSr- Pa-MarrT- g. SSS 10:lay ?ni... strike It Rich Woman". World 833!t ggg ISke It Rich Rhythm Roundup :r Chat With Claire v Rhythm Roundup iV?tlShGirl Marrti Second Chance RhyJhS Roundup JJiSnraie Phrase That Pay. Rhythm Roundup !H?552r?4VPort Familiar Favorite. Rhythm Roundup n55?Htrv5? New. and Weather New. 2? v7u Jv Reporter. Road of Ufe Town Topic. J2:ltHave? a? WeathexPepper Young Market Report. H ?.r?w"a.y" WaUxe. Crosby & Friend. Wertern Roundup i nn Meet Mr Morris Backstage Wife Western Roundup ,-,Murrfrey-- Widder Brown Safety-Serenade VinZRcelen Trent Young Widder Brown Safety-Serenade i3Zo?i g Sunday Woman In My House Record Rendetvou. l no Wizard of Odds- Just Plain Bin Record Rendezvous jS"A5Mon jt front P.. F.rreU Record Rendezvous 3 30 strictly for the Ladle. Loremo Jones Record Rendezvous ijtricSy for the Ladle. Doctor-. Wife Serenade In Blue -e-;,i-hTjrtiea Welcome Travelers News siltrictfSthdie. Welcome Tvelers Swingtim. 3:30 Strictly for the Ladies Dr. Paul w ngtime 3:45 Strictly for the Ladies Melody Matinee Swlngtime r4 00 Club 1230 " Melody Matinee . Swlngtime 4:15 Club 1230 Life Can Be Beautiful Swinrtime 4 30 Big Jon tc Sparkle PTA Program Swlngtime 4:45 Guest Star New, at Art Baker Swlngtime "3 00 Edward R. Murrow NBC News Parade Swlngtime 31J Virgil Pinkley- Whaf. Doing Swingtime 5-30 Drive-ln Qui. Voice of Firestone "Swingtime 8 43 Frsnk Gross-News" Voice of Firestone Sport. Roundup g 00 Elmer Davis- NBC Sports Review New. 6:15 Sports Parade KMED Commentary Dinner Muste 4:30 Dinner Music Cisco Kid Dinner Muaic 6:45 Take to the Air Cisco Kid Behind World New. ' 7:00 The Lone Ranger Hollywood Spotlight Melody Time Qui. 7:15 The Lone Ranger Hollywood Spotlight Record Rambling. 7 30 Lowell Thomas" Think About At Music Record Rambling. 7:45 Family Skeleton Heidelberg Harroonalret Record Ramblings 8:00 Escape One Man's Family Salute to Reservist. 8:15 Escape Morgan Beatty News Salute to Reservists 8:30 Henry J. Taylor Railroad Hour Jukebox Special 6 45 Musical Mood. Railroad Hour Jukebox Special 9:00 Moonlight Serenade Pac. -Telephone Hour Newi 9 IS You and the World Pac. Telephone Hour Jukebox Special 8:30 Gunsmoke Name That Tune Jukebox Special 6:45 Gunsmoke Name That Tune Jukebox Special 10:00 Edwin C. Hill & Hew. Richfield Reporter 10:00 Sign Off 10:15 Starlight Roof Organaire. 10:30 "On the Town" MuUer- t Music 10:45 "On the Town" Discapade. 1 1 :00 Platter Party Stan Freeman 11:15 Platter Party Stan Freeman - 1130 Platter Party Stan Freeman 11:45 Platter Party Stan Freeman at New. Sign-Off ABC "CBS -NBC Life on Airless World Br J- HUGH FRTJETT Astronomer. Extension ' Division Oregon Higher Education System The frequent suggestion that men will goon reach the seem ingly airless moon, brings the question of what life would be like without out atmosphere. Even should we overcome all physiological discomforts due to lack of air existence would be very difficult the optical effect would be so weird as to make us feel we were in another world. How changed would be the appearance of a familiar sky without the gaseous sea which covers the earth to a depth of a few hundred miles, should its molecules suddenly be released from gravitational attraction and be dissipated into the great spaces beyond. Without our covering of air, we should miss the twinkling of the stars, which makes the clear, cold winter skies so charm ing. The stars would glow with a steady, non-flickering light and . in intensified brightness which would be a joy to astronomers but a genuine sorrow to poets. The stars would be Just as bright on the horizon as in the zenith, instead of the dimming we now know near the skyline. Change in Daytime Sky And what a change in the day time sky! The splendid lum inous blue would be replaced by an inky blackness in which the stars would be visible as well as the sun. All places shaded from the sun would be very dark and illumined only by star light or sunlight reflected from ground objects. The moon would also do its part Should we have forgotten to adjust ourselves to ultraviolet light, fearful burns would result whenever we ventured into di rect sunlight.. At present the air protectingly screens out these injurious short-wave radiations. More Direct Sunshine Our atmosphere gives us six to eight minutes more of daily direct sunshine than if it were absent. Refraction (bending) of light as it passes through the various densities of air causes the entire sun to appear just above the horizon when all of it is actually a little below. This works equally at sunrise and sunset A simple experiment will illustrate: Place a coin in a dish other than glass and walk far enough away so that the coin just dis appears below the rim. Get some one to pour water slowly into the dish. Soon one edge of the coin will be seen. As more water is added, the coin will gradually come entirely into view even though it has not been moved at all. The light from the object actually bends as it passes from a medium of one density, water, to that of another density, air. In the same way sunlight bends when coming from the emptiness of space into the ever-increasing air density. Without our air protection there would be little pleasure studying the sky for we might have to stay inside deep bomb proof shelters to insure safety from tremendously swift me teorites from outer space. Per haps we should keep our atmos phere, poorer stargazing notwithstanding. Your Health and Its Core y OR. WILLIAM IRADY MLBl 23 D WHY DOE8NT SO MEOlfE TELL ME? . jr. ' I tried out your prevention of stage fright writes H. L. W but I'm not sure it really helped!1 1 was Just as jit tery before playing, but did find my hands per spired less. Through personal ex perience I have learned that abstinence mm mffee. M. Dr. Brady pecially in the three hours before a perform ance, is advisable. Caffeine real ly ups the jitters! I thoroughly enjoy your col umn, when any considerable part of it gets into print, but think you quibble too much about the harmlessness of chilling . . . you disregard the fact that the in cidence and degree of infection varies with the virulence of the infectious agent as opposed to the resistance of the host- Can you argue that chilling has noth ing to do with resistance? (H. L. W.) Thank you for your observa tion concerning coffee. It cer tainly does! Nowadays when I read what I say about coffee in the red book, (What to Eat and Why, 25c and stamped, self-addressed envelope) my face is red too. Please remember that I wrote the chapters on coffee when the beverage was within the reach of the common man, and in the constant haste of keeping things up to date I failed to revise the chapters about cof fee. In the next edition I'll give coffee less attention and tea more. No, Ma'am, I can't argue about the effect of chilling on resist ance because I don t know what resistance means. To my mind resistance is a charm possessed by, everybody who hasn't lately caught or succumbed to any thing. Any reader who offers a better definition of resistance, in less than 50 words, which I con sider good enough to print here, will receive as a token of my es teem, a full set of Little Lessons in the Ways of Health (23 vol umes) with the author's compli ments or if preferred $9 worth of The Mail Tribune. I hope no one reads into this or "other pieces what I do not say. No matter what you think about chilling, wet feet, ex posure, dampness, draft, insuffi cient clothing, insufficient arti ficial heating, sudden change, etc- I'm as fond of comfort as you are. To the best oz my knowledge or belief, discomfort physical discomfort I mean, from any of these environmental fac tors, is of no benefitto health. On the other hand, it seems absurd to worry about "expos ure" to these factors in every day1 life, and, indeed, such' worry M00-0-0S and MUSINGS We see where Portland is planning to catch speeders with an elec tronic radar device. We can't see much fu ture for this gadget until it has learned to snarl "Where's the fire, Bud dy?" out of the corner of its cathode tube. The fettle's Boiling and we offer these specials Divinity.. 59c lb. Hawaiian Fruit . .79c lb. We hope you'll try a new candy, a rea,l taste treat ALMOND ENCORES on our REOPENING DATE AUGUST 26th 9 A.M. to 5:30 P.M. Whites Candy Kettle 17 No. BARTLETT or mental discomfort or uneaai-j new in Itself is probably x in jurious to health. In Call it C R I, 78-page Little Lesson, for which send 25c and stamped, self -addressed envelope, quote a statement uttered by Dr. Leonard Hill, distinguished English physiologist and authori ty on ventilation "It is absurd to put on an over coat when going out for a walk. It is good to go out and be braced by feeling cold and so be im pelled to take vigorous exercise." Cut this out and paste it where you' will see it when you reach for your hat coat, muffler, over shoes, chest protector, boa or mittens next winter, that is. QUESTIONS AN S WEBS Henerraolas What kind of treatment and diet it any. do you recommend for pile. 04 henonerrhoiito I mar ". I Uunk my trasjoie. tne internal oiawn ins kind is called hemorrhoid, and the external painful kind piles. From the wretched experience two of my friends had wita operation, is not ha vine any . . . (H. H. .) - Answer1 No particular dleti Ambul ant office, injection treatment for in ternal, bleedina- hemorrhoid. (Dllesl. Send stamped, aelf-eddressed envelope for pamphlet on rius. external. more nuiuuit um sviuuv bui ici i . which may be dona la office under local aaertwua. rive Tear Old Its Mara Son, 5. startins to stutter agate, t had his tongue alit when he was S year. old. hoping It would help him. but now it i. getting worse. I mean I had the cord under his tongue, which the doctor didn't cut when he . . ntr. S. W l Answer That was a mistake. I hope it was not your doctor who com mitted the atrocity. Length of the frenum (cord under tongue) has noth ing to do with stuttering. Send atamp- vu. pjiitwbi ini envelope ana asx in writing (do not use cupping) for pamphlet on STUTTERING. Interfer ing wift natural left-handednaa. is re sponsible for stuttering ia many ta stances. If a child tend, to use the left hand dont interfere and dent let school teacher, or other person, inter fere. Pretectea ay Jeka T. Dine Ce. Dead line for Sunday at noon Saturday.. poison OAK? 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