Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, October 27, 1954, Image 14

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Newspaper Page TextTWO MEDFORD (OREGON) MAIL TRIBUNE RADIO PROGRAMS-WEDNESDAY hwua liated bHsw ars racsWeeJ TribaMi Msuaw m rupantibilitf axcafrt KYJC MM k KMKD 4.0O Children's Hour MelodyTime 4:15 Coocertim MelodyTlma 4:30 1st Baptist Church Hr.Youth Group :S ut BapUrt Church HT.LOC. New &Mpnlng 6:00 Edward it. Murrow Win On The Go B it Bill Stern Sports Whafe Doing . S 30 Sports Parade Freddy Martin 8 48 Frank Go'" Elmer Peterson :00 Evenln Serenade 6 : 15 Quincy Howe t :30 Amo It Andy 4:43 Arao at Andy" Music; Political; Spots New Commentary , 1 Kelaon Eddy . eion gaay T:00 Safety Payi , , Political I-.IS Safety Paya Political Talk , C:30 t'B.i; in Peace War Walk AMIle 7:43 F.B.I, in Peace It War Walk A Mile ' s 00 Tennessee Ernie Morgan Bealty 613 Tennessee Ernie" SporU. & Pa bat Newa e-nn Tau11 Thomas June Chrlatv 8:43 Howard Morgan Spcb.Frank Sinatra 8:00 2 lt Precinct Groucho B:is ait Precinct" Groucho t:3C Lone Ranger ; Big story 8:45 Lone Ranger Big Story 10:00 CBS World Newa 10:19 Dwlght Cooke . 10:30 Spin & Win 10:43 Spin 8e Win 11:00 Spin it Win 11:13 Spin At Win 11:30 Spin A Win 11:45 Spinal Win ' li:00 Sign Off Richfield Reporter One Man' Family . Night Watch Night Watch Nightwatch . Night Watch Nleht Watch Night Watch; Hnl New 12:00 Sign Off RADIO PROGRAMS-THURSDAY :00 Yawn Patrol :13 Yawn Patrol KMED Corral KMED Corral Public Service News e:3u Yawn patrol 6:43 Yawn Patrol : 1:00 County Agent 1 : 1 5 Martin Agronaky f:30 Frank Goaa" 7 :43 Harry Babbitt "5:00 Doreae Bell . S:19 Breakfast Club 8:30 Breakfast Club ' 8:45 Breakfast Club 8:00 Ted Malone 8:15 Chet Huntley 8:30 Helen Trent ; 8 AS Our Gal Sunday" loloo RelayQulz 10:15 Cote Glee Club 10:30 Whispering StreeU Johnnie Lee Wills . Clockwatcher Clock Watcher Weather at News Art Baker Vocal Variety; Visit Record Shop Record Shop 10:45 wenoy warren- 11:00 Second Mrs. Burton Phrase That Payi 11:15 Perry Mason Bob Smith 11:30 Nora Drake Pauline Fredrick i .5 11:3 Brighter Day" ' Familiar Favorite 12:0ON Pauf Harvey Newi at Weather ' 12:15 Rogue Valley Reporters Vlewi at Reviews 12:30 Trading Post Rural Round Up , ,2:45 Weather Report Local Newa 1:00 Arthur Godfrey" Backatage Wife 1:15 Arthur Godfrey Stella Dallas 1 :30 Arthur Godfrey" Young Widder Brown 1 :45 Arthur Godfrey' - Woman In My House 2:00 Arthur Godfrey 8:15 Arthur Godfrey 2:30 Shellah Graham 2:43 Aunt Mary "i:00 Ruth Ashton" It :! Cordon Soeech M. M. McBride-Musle ' pepper Young" Dr. Paul 3:30 Strictly for the Ladle g:40 atnctiy lor tne uoiea "4:00 The Children's Hour 4:15 Medford Crusade . 4:30 Medford Crusade Thi Woman's Secret Political Talk Melody Time School Groups . 4:45 Medford Schools PresenNews; Knox 4:00 Edward R.Murrow Man On The Go 5:15 Bill Stern Sports' What's Doing 0:30 Sports Parade . v Sammy Kaye ' 6:45 Frank Gosa" Elmer Peterson 6:00 Evening Serenade . Sports Reports 6:1S QulncyHowe . t News Commentary 6:30 Amos eVAndy Political Talk 6:43 Amosat Andy" Political Talk 7:00 Wayne Morse Speech Fibber at Molly : 7:15 Wayne Morse Speech GUdersleeve .. 7:30 Suspense . . News; Spend Million 7:43 SuBpenae . Spend a Million 8:00 Tennessee Ernie 8:15 Tennessee Ernie ' 8:30-Lowell Thomas" 8 AS You Never Know 8:00 Music With MantovanlBob Hope 8:15 Neuberaer Speech Bob HoDe 8:30 Eisenhower Speech Political Talk 9:45 Elsenhower Speech Music io:00 Columbia World " NewsRIchfield Reporter 10:l!i Dwlght Cooke" One Man's Family 10:30 Spin at Win Night Watchman u:.a apin aa win nignt watenman 11:00 Spin Win 11:13 Spin t Win ; 11:30 Spin at Win 11:45 Spinet Win I2T0O Sign Off Sign Off ABC "CBS NBC KBOY 710 KC (AD programs at same time dally, unless otherwise Indicated) A.M. 0:30 Sign on. Musie throughout day exoept for following program: 10-10:15 KBOY Bargains; 11-12 (Sunday only) First BaptUt service. P.M. 12.13:15 KBOY ranch: 12:16 . 12:30 (Sunday only) KBOY ranch) 8:30 Sign off. 1 TV Programs - KBES (Channel 5) WEnNEniir i 3:40 Devotions 4:00 Feminine Fancies 4:30 Val Rogue Show 5:00 Uncle Bill Show 6:30 Armchair Theater ' 6:30 Notebook 6:53 Guy Cordon ' 7:00 Hopaloni Cassldy 7:30 Llbernce 8:00 I Married Joan 8:30 Movie Quick Quia " 8:48 Walt's Bulletin Board 9:00 Goldbergs fl:30 Touchdown 10 00 Weather 10:05 Newa - 10:18 Sign Off , , Communist China Census Claimed To Be 600 Million Hongkong (U.R) Com munist China claims that there are more than 600,000,000 Chi nese. ! -,. ; . The official Communist organ, the "People's Dally of Peiplng," said recently that the Commu nist central census registration office has told a Central Peo ple's Government Council meet ing that China has a population of 601,912,371. Figures from Estimates According to the report the Red Chinese census office de rived the latest figure from its 'preliminary estimates" con ducted June 30, 1953. The fig ure, the report said, includes overseas Chinese and the popu lation on the Nationalist-held Island of Formosa, Communists said the new fig ure was partly the result of care ful "indirect Investigation" and close estimates ' conducted dur ing the recent nation-wide prep arations for elections of people's representatives by' universal suf frage. The Communist claim repre sents an increase of more than 80,000,000 over earlier Commu- ;jg tun m mum lumi s IT Alt rate Ankt klat IiBb VAt ibM Si a C I. loan. H.O. THE DEAN CLINIC Opm 10 ffl S Mov riirali rrly. Unlll S p.m. Mandoy, WadaAidav a rrlaay. Olrfvcfl fhyaicleiia ... la oaf 43r yaw, SOI MOSTMbtST SAMBV lAlfiavaan ataninta Faniuwa 13. Of. :7, U 1 hoes Mm ) HiHm a" Hw Marl to Mil wch diaasae M ere up4lf 144t K.WIN 4N ke Fulton Lewli Hemingway News Here' The Anawer Sam Hayes Conr'd the Connoisseur noaay oenson" WUd Bill Hlckock Wild BUI Hlckock Gabriel Heater Local Newa Virgil Plpkiey Sam Haifa Talk Squad Room fiauad Room London Stu. Melodlea London Stu. Melodic Here'! To Vote Dixie Land Express Author Meeta Critics Author Meeta criucs- Marx Marx Network New Mutual Newsreel Recorded Muilo . Recorded Mualc ' Sentenced Sentenced Muiic in the Night Mmlc In the Night Mualc In the Night Mualc In the Night Mualc in tne mgm Mualc in the nidm New- Sign Of Wakeup Ranch Wakeup Ranch Top ol the Morning , Top of the Mornlng Hemingway Newa MreflKrat" lana i Breakfast Gang Ltttl Pufb Cecil Brown News Bob Green. Newi . Haven of Rest Haven ol Brat Friendhlp Circle Music For The Mr. I'.-iendihlp Circle ' Capitol Commentary Standard School Bdcat. Voice of Deliverance l Standard School Hdcat. Voice of Deliverance "McBrlde Swap At" Sell Newspaper of the Air Second Chance Telo-Teat Strike It Rich 2nd Cup of Coffee St. Ike It Rich . 2nd Cup of Coffee Florida Calling Florida Calling 'Queen for a Day Queen for a Day Noontime News , Rural rleporter Western Roundup Time Western Roundup Time "Weitern Koundup Time Western Roundup Time Record Session , Stan Kenton Show Just Plain Bill Club 1400 Lorenzo Jones Club 1400 Hotel For Pets Club 1400 Payi To Be Married " Club 1400 Story Time . Story Time Behind the Story Tello Test Fulton Lewi Jr. Hemingway Newi ' Here's The Answer Sam Hayea Manning . Sgt. Preston of Yukon Sgt. Preston of Yukon Bobby Benson" nobby Benson Gabriel Heater Local Newa Virgil Plnkley Bam nayes Official Detective Official Detective Rod and Gun Rod and Gun Morgan Beatty News' Forward March Political; Sports; News Dlxlo Land Expre Roy Rogers True or False Roy Rogers ' ' True or False News Mutual Newsreel Recorded Musio Recorded Muslo Crime Fighters Crime Fighters Music In the Night Mualc In the Night Night Watch Music In the Night . Night Watch . Music In the Night Nignt watcn Music in tne Night Night Watch; News WnL Music In the Night News" Sign Off MBS illtlKSDAT 3:30 Robert Q. Lewla 3:40--Devotioni 4.00 Feminine Fancies 4:30 Val Rogue Show 8:00 Uncle Bill Show 8:30 Western Theater :30 Granny Belle 7:00 Greatest Football Playi 7:30 Sportsmen's Club 7:45 Sportscholar 8:00 Groucho Marx 8:30 Dangerous Assignment 9:00 All Star Theater 9:30 Ford Theater 10:00 Favorite Story 10:30 Weather 10:35 News 10:45 Sign Off nist estimates and far surpasses the alltime Nationalist Chinese claim of 450,000,000. ' . Previously China has never had an exact "official" figure on its population. Conflicting Figures Between 1050 and 1953 Red China announced five different population figures. Red China first gave its "estl mates" of China's population in May, 1950, as 482,869,667. In June the same year, this "estl mute" was increased to 492,530,' 000 by the headquarters of the Chinese People's Liberation Army. Apparently, noticing the coa flicting figures, the committee of finance and economy in 1951 placed the population at "more than 480.000,000." . Two years later. In August, 1953, two month.1) after the cen tral census registration office re ported It had concluded Its "pre liminary estimates ' thus claim ing the present more than 600, 000,000 population, the official Communist Chinese map-making agency said China had a popu lation of 545,156,042. This fig ure Is contained In the latest edition of the "Provincial At las of the People's Republic of China." The Chinese Nationalist Government during its prime d.iy had never earnestly count ed every Chinese under its rule. It accounted the rough estimate of 450,000,000 as the "official" population figure of China. The estimate was made in 1926. The . American short-tailed shrew it the farmer's friend. It i is death to insects and rodents, j for its saliva glands contains a poison similar to a cobra's, l Wsdnwdey, October 27, 1954 Your Health and Its Care ; ly DR. WILLIAM BRADY, M.D. ReaeW stieuU aatjress Mairle te: Wjlllaas IraeV, 21 II CmIm, ia-ertT HiB, Cel. DOCTOR RENDERS THE The wife of a school principal writes: . "We have sons 8 and 7, who are Just re- X.' -I cuperatl n g ,i from what i would term grippe - uuw railed virus Now the fam ily physician advises th we have the younger boy's tonsils r Dr. Brady moved, at Christmas vacation time. He says that unless the tonsillectomy is performed the boy will continue to suffer with severe coias ana infections." The doctor probably means well, Ma'am, but the ballad he renders is "The Old Hokum Bunkem" nevertheless the siren song which the ever-ready- opeiv ators have used so effectively to lure children into the operating room. - Don't discount what I say as the biased view cf an egregious I'm that or whatever else my admirers care to call me but I urge you to consider the facts about the effects of tonsillectomy on the frequency of "colds" and the like. If you yourself are as dumb as your doctor seems to think you are, perhaps your hus band, the principal, can reach a sensible conclusion. ' Go to your public library end ask for the book by Albert D. Kaiser, M.D., "Children's Tonsils Lavish Phrases Describe School San Carlos, Calif. (U.R) Many adjectives have been used in reference to the new eight unit San Carlos White Oaks ele mentary school annex for kinder garten and first grade pupils. "A home away from home," an "all-weather school" and "just like home" are some of the phrases used to describe the new school in the suburban commu nity on the San Francisco penin sula. The 400 San Carlos school children can absorb sunlight along with their education on a patio or under a glass skylight, or they can meet their teachers in a . Deauuiul uainornia con temporary hqme, gaily decorated in green, red, blue, or yellow. Sliding glass doors, up-to-the-minute indoor and outdoor tem perature controls, "radiant heat, view windows, California red wood, steel sash frames, patios, individual gardens, and top-lighting that brings daylight into ev ery recess of the school highlight White Oaks architecture. John Carl Warnecke, noted San Francisco Bay area architect who designed the school, said one of his goals was to use ma terials but not the most expen sive materials in the best pos sible way. Dr. James McConnell, director of Stanford University's school planning laboratory, regards the White Oaks annex as a model of school . construction in a residen tial district. On March 13, 1916, General Carranza was given the right to cross the international border with troops in pursuit of Pancho Villa. The privilege of entering iviexico ior me same purpose was accorded United States troops. . HEAR! U. Note Time ori your nearest KWIL Albsnr 7:00 P.M. KAST KBKR KLBM KSRV Ailoels Balior La Grande Ontario S:00 P.M. B:30 P.M. B:00 P.M. 1:30 P.M. 9:30 P.M. 1:30 P.M. 8:00 P.M. 7:00 P.M. :30 P.M. KBNO Bond KOOS Coos lay KWRO Csaiulllo KORI Iug.no . KUIN Grants Past f " ,'j ALSO ON TV: KPTV Portland, Oct. 28 - 9:30 f. M. 4 KVAL-TV Eugene, Oct. 29 - 9:30 P. M. KBES-TV Medford, Oct. 29 - 9:30 P. M. : ," ". . Cordon for U. $. Sonata, W. H. Stoiwor, Chmn., Imootlal Hotol, Portland, Orogon. OLD HOKUM BUNKEM In and Out," published by J. B. Lipplncott Co., Philadelphia, '32. Chap. VH deals with "the com mon cold." Dr. Kaiser found that among 2,200 children (in schools in Rochester, N. Y.) whose ton sils had been removed, 22 per cent continued to have repeated MOO-O-OS and MUSINGS You can save a lot of money on anti-f reeze by Just dumping a - few aspirin tablets in your radiator. You might keep a couple of the tablets for yourself just: in case our : little suggestion doesn't do the job. .' ;- v OEIIVISION . GUARANTEED- SERVICE ALL MAKES Medford 2-9824 Look! Listen! UNCLE BILL'S SHOW KBES-TV THURS., Oct. 28 5 P.M. See the New INTERLOCKING CONSTRUCTION TOY . Makes Barm Corrals - Bridges Towers and Buildings of All Kinds Made and Merchandised By LOCAL FIRM S. SENATOR GUY Cordon "Our Forest Payrolls Are Vital to Our State Let's Maintain Them!" radio ttafion Oct. 27th KIHR Hood Riror 7:00 P.M. 9:30 P.M. 7:00 P.M. 7:00 P.M. 9:30 P.M. S:30 P.M. 9:00 P.M. 8:00 P.M. 8:00 P.M. 7:00 P.M. KFJI Klamath Falls KMID Modford KNPT Nowoort KWRC Pendhrton KIX Portland KRNR Rmbiirg KSLM Salom KODL Th. Dallas KTIL Tillamook "colds" about as often as they had before the operation. Among 2,200 other school children for whom tonsillectomy had been advised but not inflicted (my word, not Dr. Kaiser's), 31 per cent were subject to frequent "colds." But Dr. Kaiser observed and Dr. Kaiser's study of the tonsil question outweighs all the irre sponsible utterances of the ton sil snatchers that "after ten years of age the incidence of colds declined in the children whose tonsils and adenoids were not removed with greater rapid ity than in the children of simi lar ages whose tonsils end ade noids had been removed." Your -family physician Just used one wrong word, Ma'am. He should have said that IF "tdn- CROSSWORD PUZZLE U Artificial . lansuag 15 Sacred aonf 16 Pastry Is Kind of fly 17 Jumped IS-Horae' neck hair 4o To one sld. 42 Sunburn 43 Musical dramas 44 Decree 47 Title of respect 48 Part of fac 60 Qlrl'a nam. H Worm H Oirl'a nlcknam. IS Manufacture .. DOWN '" 1 In favor of 1Halll 1 Grow dim S Trinket S Small rue 11 Part of atoro IS River in , . 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"TrjTt TH' SADIE- HAWKINS DAY rVJE. .S T'COME BY Vi, R'isM RACE -AND EARN A BMR HGW!l I ( THE.V'S WORTH W'.JwJS, yooHOO,MUTTSIET iirr hJ5iI JIm'love.wereVou ffMcirtHRoi? ? r slllectomy Is performed the boy will continue to suffer with severe colds and infections." If the tonsil snatchers had to give a written prognosis which parent or guardian could exhibit a year after the atrocity, there'd probably be some changes in the words if not the music of 'The Old Hokum Bunkem." QUESTIONS Jk ANSWERS No Hay Fever Past Two Summers Owe you thanka for your recom mendation of Ca and D to prevent or moderate hay fever. X followed the FOK LESS t I Answer to Vasterdsy's PimJs J AISISI6 lAIBIBIE ASA ELt!!.EASl 5.25 C V M 6 A L B 3 EL t E O W E R 1 PIE M OW PARPBp43a'se-g N I IpenBd TP Baa ALLBsgAlyre ABS V l S O R B T O LIE amt"urBrimed i te , so r a "we ro rT 0 R T E A"L IsIoIRIE i Death ' 4 Growing out of 6 -Inject -Spanish arUcl T Opposite middle of hip's side 8 Lessen J Order of nuna 10 Pilaster 11 Chinese coin 18 Prefix: down 18 Make amends 20 Insane Jl Inclined driveway tt Poems 23 Temporary bed 16 American larch iT Press 2S Sheepfold SO Mock 81 Succor 34 Changes 35 -Swordsman's dummystak M Fruit as Turkish official IF Title of respect 40 Be defeated 41 Bacred hull 42 InttiPls of 28th President 44 Unit 45 Writing fluid 46 Born 41 Pronoun SMITH I. N trTrrrrTH I I poast DUr'it'?...vi I i i I JIJ aaaaaka BY6 9. BiV faPfat"S? sursMnon ana niu y , "z . " ,V lint summer or Oils. Prior to3 J i area umoir irom . "ri "i.; . Ararwar for detailed sand 25e and stamped. self-addreaed envelope and aak '"Pr251,tr?fl Hay Tever" and bookl'4 "The Cal cium Shortase." Hand Mill lor OrinoiBS Where on wnere ." hand mill to S'Wd wheat (MrsA.M.) Answer dwi OIlLYriusterole Can CI a in This For Chest Colds to Bsvo Mfta-tesJ oeotlo OnlyMii5troIefluslTOtirmul ' can give you Its special comf ortlne warmth needed to bring relief from chest cold distress. Stainleat Musterole Is the only rub made to three special strengths. STRANGE AS IT EEMk MetAL WKXsss- microscopic, OF M INCH1nlCr.,6R0N MYWBR10U6l.y ON CERJAIM METAU AND CAU6t tSUOKT-CIRCUrfe IN : MINIAIUkIZcD BARNEY llrTfiVt IS ME.7-. I I 'iIHl(THAT WASYOU-I . ,r - r XiS07 r "OW CAN A MAN WUAT CjIZiL .lJ (SLEEP AROUND HERE) , crash iJy ?v ZSZlSr' , dressed envelop for pamohlet "yntt Vat " which tells whera. hand and power mllU for minim your own whole wheat flour. Protected US4 by folia F. DUI c edredein Work, Sleep, Play In Comfort , Without Narginf Backcxha H aeg in g backache, loss of pep trmd mn headat-iies and diailnew may be due to ado! down of kidney function. Doctor u kidney function Is Try Important to mi bJth. Wb loavi ewyday eondltion. itI, as stress and strain. fBUMi this imrvortjaw function to slow down, many folks suffer yinf backmche-fe! min.Llx Minor buT der lrriUtkras due to cold wronBdietm euseOTttlngupnlgbUorfiQntp.,f Uon't neglect your kidnaii if tw!?37 tions bother you. Try Dosn's PilbnSJr untie. It's amazinaT how many titnss DtJn-l give happy relief from these dlswmfoVlt help the IS milee of kidney tubes and tUtm flush out waste. Uk for new. Urre, sue and save money. Get Doan's Fllk torlayi & Una ' STiOWIAjrUMoST COMPLETELY CUT TMMiSOItfARsAfio FAILEDt FALL L tTSlANDSTsDAY if STURDIER THAU ij I, cvck 'IV. (fringe ttmfcn 1 K2 A tteAlN COLLIDED WITH A STEAMBOAT RIVER INIfcNNESSEe. . -Z93--IfiE t3TRE WAS IN FLOCO rVMDTHETfeACKS WERE COVERED TfiElfeAlN To . Or CKA1& f GOOGLE and SNUFFY SMITH BU7 SAWYER 11 6RNER ELSII! MIX i 1 BUT. RJST-Ari GOTTA KrVQY WMV MARttVtN' SAM - KEEPS AAfEASURIN' BIONDIE MUTT find JEFF " r- v n. - f