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TWO MEDFORD (OREGON) MAIL TRIBUNE RADIO PROGRAMS-THURSDAY Programs listed below are received i nouns wuirm ao responsibility except to make such changes as are supplied KYJC 1230 ke 4:00 Chlldren'i Hour 4:15 Club 1230 430 U.S. Army Vet. Day 4:48 Med. Schools Present 5:00 Edward R. Morrow" 5:15 Bill Stern Sports 530 Sports Parade 5:45 Frank Goss Melody Time . Melody Tune Spotlight On Schools Regional Roundup Man On The Go What's Doing Sammy Kaye Elmer Peterson 6:00 Evening Serenade 6:15 Quincy Howe 630 Amos & Andy . 6:45 Amos & Andy Sports Reports Commentary Where Have You Been?" Where Have You Been? 7:00 Night Watch 7:15 Night Watch 7 :30 Suspense . 7:45 Suspense Fibber & Molly Great Gilder Sleeve News & Spend Million Spend A Million 8:00 Tennessee Ernie Morgan Beatty News Forward March 8:15 Tennessee Ernie One Man's Family Dixieland Express 8 :30 Lowell Thomas Roy Rogers True or False 8:45 Babies C.O.D. Roy Rogers True or False , 9:00 Babies C.O.D.' Bob Hope News 9:15 Babies C.O.D. Bob Hope Mutual Newsreel 9:30 Football Roundup Jane Pickens Recorded Music t 9:45 Football Roundup Jane Pickens Recorded Music 10:00 CBS World News" Richfield Reporter Crime Fighters J0:15 DwightCooke Senate Censure Debate Crime Fighters 10:30 Spin & Win Night Watch Music in Night 10:45 Spin & Win' Night Watch & News Music in Night 11 :00 Spin & Win Night Watch Music in The Night 11:15 Spin & Win Night Watch . Music in the Night 1130 Spin & Win Night Watch Music in the Night 11:45 Spin & Win Nite Watch. News Final Music in the Night 12:00 Sign Off Sign Off News Sign Off" RADIO PROGRAMS-FRIDAY 6:00 Yawn Patrol KMED Corral Wakeup Ranch 6:15 Yawn Patrol KMED Corral Wake Up Ranch 6:30 Yawn Patrol Forward March Top of the Morning 6:45 Yawn Patrol First News Top of the Morning 7:00 Your County Agent . Johnnie Lee Wills Hemingway News 7:15 Martin Agronsky - Clock Watcher Breakfast Gang 7:30 Visit With Bing 'Clockwatcher Breakfast Gang 7:45 Harry Babbitt ' Weather & News Best Buys 8:00 Betty Crocker " Hi Neighbor Cecil- Brown 8:15 Breakfast Club Vocal Varieties & Visit Greene 8:30 Breakfast Club Record Shop Bible Institute 8:45 Breakfast Club Record Shop Bible Institute "9:00 Coke Time Friendship Circle Music for The Mrs. . 9:15 Chet Huntley Friendship Circle Capitol Commentary 9:30 Helen Trent M. McBride. Music Voice of Deliverance 9:45 Our Gal Sunday Mid-Morning News Voice of Deliverance 10:00 Relay Quiz ' Swap & Sell Newspaper of the Air 10:15 Cote Glee Club Second Chance Telo-Test 10:30 Whispering Streets Strike It Rich ' Town Topics 10:45 Wendy Warren Strike It Rich 2nd Cup of Coffee 1 1 :00 SecondMrs3urton Phrase That Pays. Florida Calling 11:15 Perry Mason Bob Smith Show Florida Calling 1130 Nora Drake- PaulineFredrichNews Queen for a Day 1 1 ;45 Brighter Day Familiar Favorites Queen for -a Day 12:00 Paul Harvey News & Weather Noontime News 12:15 RogueValleyReporters Views & Reviews Rural Reporter 12:30 Trading Post Rural Party Line . Western Roundup Time 12:45 Weather Report Local News Notes Western Roundup Time 1:00 Arthur Godfrey Backstage Wife Western Roundup Time 1:15 Arthur Godfrey Stella Dallas ' Western Roundup Time 130 Arthur Godfrey Widder Brown Record Session 1 ;45 Arthur Godfrey Woman In My House Billy May Show 2:00 Strictly for the Ladies Just Plain Bill Club 1400 2:15 Arthur Godfrey Lorenzo Jones Club 1400 2:30 Betty Crocker Hotel For Pets Club 1400 2:45 Aunt Mary ItPaysToBeMarried Club 1400 3:00 Ruth Ashton News & Crosby Story Time 3:15 Strictly for the Ladies Pepper Young Story Time 3:30 Strictly for the Ladies Dr. Paul Behind the Story 3:45 Strictly for the Ladies This Women's Secret TelloVTest 4:00 Children's Hour Melody Time Fulton Lewis 4:15 Concertime Melody Time Hemingway 4:30 Concertime Grange Program Here's the Answer 4:45 Concertime Regional News Sam Hayes 1"S:00 Edward R. Murrow' Man On The Go Conrad the Connoisseur 5:15 Bill Stern Sports What's Doing Bobby Benson 5:30 Sports Parade Freddy Martin Wild Bill Hickock 5:45 Frank Goss Elmer Peterson Wild Bill Hickock 6:00 Perry Como Sports Reports Gabriel Heatter 6:15 Quincy Howe Commentary Local News 6:30 Amos & Andy Nelson Eddy Show " . Virgil Pinkley 6:455 Amos & Andy Nelson Eddy Show Sam Hayes " 7 :00 ArthurGodf rey Digest Cavalcade of Sports Counterspy 7:1!S ArthurGodf rey Digest Cavalcade of Sports . Counterspy 7:30 Len Casonova Show Sports Hilites Enchanted Hour 7:45 Tornado Tempos Sport Hilites Enchanted Hour 8:00 Medford-Marshfield Medford-Marshfield . Marine Band 8:15 Medford-Marshfield Medford-Marshfield ' Dixieland Express 8:30 Medford-Marshfield Medford-Marshfield TBA 8:45 Medford-Marshfield Medford-Marshfield TBA " 9:00 Medford-Marshfield Medford-Marshfield , News 9:15 Medford-Marshfield -Medford-Marshfield Mutual Newsreel 9:30 Medford-Marshfield Medford-Marshfield Recorded Music 9:45 Medford-Marshfield Medford-Marshfield Recorded Music 10:00 Medford-Marshfield Richfield Reporter Have A Heart 10:15 UN on the Record One Man's Family Have A Heart 10:30 Spin & Win Senate Censure Debate Musi6 in the Night 10:45 Spin & Win ' Frank Sinatra - Music In The Night 11:00 Spin & Win . Night Watch Music in the Night 11:15 Spin & Win Night Watch Music in the Night 1130 Spin & Win Night Watch Music in the Night 11:45 Spin & Win Night Watch Music in the Night 12:00 Sign Off v - Sign Off News Sign Off ABC CBS NBC MBS KBOY--730 KC CAT! programs at same time daily, unless otherwise Indicated) A.M. 630 Sign on. Music throughout day except for following programs: 10-10:15 KBOY Bargains: 11-12 (Sunday only) First Baptist service. P.M. 12.12:15 KBOY ranch; 12:15 - 12:30 (Sunday only) KBOY ranch: 4:45 'Sign off. - . TV Programs - KBES (Channel 5) THURSDAY 3:50 Devotions 4:00 Feminine Fancies 4:30 Robert Q. Lewis 4:45 Val Rogue Show 5:00 Uncle Bill Show 5:30 Ore.-Cal Panorama 6:30 March On 7 :00 OreatestFootbailPlays 7:30 Sportsmans Club 7:45 Sportscholar 8:00 Groucho Marx 8:30 Dangerous Assignment 9:00 All Star Theater 930-Ford Theater 10:00 Favorite Story 10:30 Weather 10:35 News 10:45 Sign Off As We Live Young Man, 25. Wants To Marry School Girl Liking a person is important, of course, when one is thinking of marriage, but there are many other matters to consider. A young man writes: (Q) "A month ago I met a nice girl, good-looking, and. ery much to my liking. She has just turned 16 and goes to high school. She does not date boys while school is in session but she has agreed that I call her up once a month. Next May, one month ahead of grad uation, we will date again.' By next summer I'll be 25 and shell be 17. Is this difference in ages too great? I asked my sisters their opinions and they said it was up to me. What is your opinion?" (A) There is a vast difference not only in age but also in gen eral maturity between you and this girl. She is still a school girl, while you are an adult man with, a few years of experience aft er school to your credit. This girl may be mature for . aW"wi - her age, which Dr. Hurlock seems to be the case since she wants to concen trate on her studies instead of dating boys during the school year. Of 'course, it may be that her parents will not permit her to date while she is in school. However, it is much too soon COMIC UNDER KNIFE New York (U.R) Nightclub comic Joe E. Lewis underwent surgery for a stomach ailment at Harkness Pavilion of Colum bia Presbyterian Medical Center yesterday. ' ' 4 j from the radio stations and the Mail KMED 1440 ke KWLN H00 ke Fulton Lewis F. Hemingway, News Here's the Answer Sam Hayes. News Sgt. Preston of Yukon Sgt. Preston of Yukon Bobby Benson Bobby Benson Gabriel Heatter Local News Virgil Pinkley Sam Hayes Official Detective Official Detective Rod & Gun Club Rod & Gun Club FRIDAY 3:50 Devotions 4:00 Feminine Fancies 4 :30 Val Rogue Show 5 :00 Uncle Bill Show 5:30 Superman 6:00 Smilin Ed's Gang 6:30 Don Winslow 7 :00 Cavalcade or Sports 7:45 GreatestMomts inSpts. 8:00 Pappy Coleman Show 8:30 Life of Riley 9 :00 4-Star Playhouse 9:30 Chamber of Commerce 10:00 Tne Lineup 10:30 PCC Highlights 11:00 Weather 11:05 News - 11:15 Sign Off By ELIZABETH HURLOCK. PH.D. to decide anything about your future. You barely know this girl. Your liking may turn to in difference or even to dislike as you get to know her better, so don't cross any bridges until you come to them. Since you do like her now, it woald be wise to have your monthly telephone chat with her. During the Thanksgiving and Christmas holidays, why not. ask her out a few times? Then you will know better whether you like her as much as you' think you do now. After a summer of dating it will be time to think about your future. Don't date her now with the idea that she will be your future wife. Try to be just friends until you know her well enough to be sure that she will make the kind of wife you want. (Copyright 1954, General - -Features Corp.) ' ' Ford D Theatre r- Presents for the j j FIRST TIME ON TV I L r J THE ROAD AHEAD STAUINO RORY CALHOUN FAITH DOMERGUI KBES-TV 9:30 P.M. CHANNEL 5 Thursday, NoTmbr II, 1954 : ; Your Health and Its Care By OR. WILLIAM BRADY. M.D. Readers should address inquiries to: William Brady, 263 El Caraino. Beverly Hill-, Cal. EVERY OLD PARTY The reason for it is not clear, but in the last two or three years I have been receiving a good many letters such as I rare ly received in the past. Read- e r s express gratitude for some advice or teaching and say "God bless you and keep you slaving away there Dr. Brady many years," for many, or anyway they Horliculluralisfs Slate Convention in Corvallis Dec. 2-3 Corvallis Production and market problems of Oregon fruit growers will be discussed Dec. 2 and 3 at the 69th annual meet ing of the Oregon State Horti cultural society of Oregon State college. President David Lowry, Med- ford, said general morning as semblies and afternoon sectional meetings are geared to practical problems suggested by growers and fieldmen during the past year. Speakers will include M. J. Dorsey, Urbana, 111., president of the National Peach council: Thomas L. Martin, Brigham Young university" soils scientist, Provo, Utah; C. P. Harley, USDA physiologist, Beltsville, Md., and L. P. Batjer, USDA physiologist, Wenatchee, Wash. Sectional Meetings Four afternoon sectional meet ings each day are slated for growers of apples and pears, small fruits, stone fruits and vegetables. Discussion topics in clude dwarf fruit trees from the commercial grower's stand point, new control for fireblight in pears, chemical weed con trol in vegetable fields and or chards, mechanical harvesting of pole beans, frost damage of stone fruits, and hormone sprays to increase berry yields. C. O. Rawlings, OSHS secre tary and extension horticulturist at OSC, said attendance is ex pected to top 1000. The college has scheduled sessions in its new food technology building, Withy combe hall, and home economics auditorium, to avoid last year's congestion when the 69-year-old society set a record attendance of 1,200. Fires in State Forests Burn Over 2,252 Acres Salem U.R) A total of 582 fires burned over 2253 acres on the 15,000,000 acres coming under supervision of the State Forestry Department, it said in a report covering, the period April 1 through Oct. 31. Jim Walker, head of the for est protection division said it was the second lowest fire loss on record. Lowest was recorded in 1913. He . credited" efficient forest personnel and weather for the good record. ourl Records Guv Walter Evans, failure, to vield right of way to pedestrian. $10. tndeeer grocery. aouDie narKing, $5. DISTRICT COURT Thomas M. Winniford Jr failure to stop at stop sign, $10. Mary E. Boyce, failure to operate in correct lane of traffic. $10. Robert H. Mercer, violation of basic rule, $6. Lorenzo G. Johnson, failure to stop at stop sign, $10. Marvin I Acrey, inadequate muf fler, $10. Arthur F. Hotho. no motor vehicle license. $10. Edwin W. Cross, overwidth. $19. -. Jack Myrick. overload, $35. Virgil L. Bradley, leaking and sift ing load. $15. Herbert J. Daniken, overload. $89. - Fred N. McPherson, ' insufficient binders, $10. CIRCUIT COURT, Claudene V. Koch vs. Frank Koch, divorce decree. - s MARRIAGE LICENSE ' - V APPLICATION Ira G. Freshwater. 67. route box 216A, and Erma Mary Hedgpeth, oh, oi in soutn ivy si. . WAD? FOR PENNEYS T0YLAWD Grand Opening Mon., Nov. 15 WATCH FOR OUR AD IN SUNDAY'S MAIL TRIBUNE IS A LITTLE CRAZY say "God bless you and keep you." I add the touch about work just for fun, for, of course, this job is all fun for me. I pray that God will let me die naturally, by the involution pro cess, degeneration, just slowly, steadily declining until finally I peter out altogether, quietly and wihout fuss. I pray I may not die of injury, execution, or illness before I have done all the good I can do if the so-and-so's will just not send coins messed up with stickum. There is one drawback about natural death, pnysical degener ation, or tne aecune of old age that is sometimes embarrassing. Xnat is the behavior of the oid geezer who takes himself and uie kindness or indulgence of his friends too seriously and tries to stay in the game, even though he be warned by his physician to withdraw. I have in nuna two former presidents who so behaved, with great em barrassment to tneir country. In military and some other public services and in many uuasi-puDlic and private fields tne problem of getting rid of tne old geezers is simplmed at an arbitrary age retire them on pensions. This superannuation idea is fine for some lucky stitis. In my racket one cant look for ward to an Elysium, lor many years I have dreamed of turning tilings over to a half dozen qualified ghost writers and tak ing off on a tour of the world's Dowiing greens; but, ox the nu merous ghosts I have tried, only one has produced material that passed botn editors and readers. bo I am resigned to settle for the world's finest bowling greens six or eight blocks from my play room and go on pounding away at it (whicn is not work Dut al ways great fun) until my last reader moans "Oh, for Petes sake!" What I said above about na tural death isn't facetious. I'm trying to make you conscious of physical degeneration, involu tion, natural decline. This is the way of all flesh, and it is child ish and silly to shudder at it. Compulsory retirement at this or that age- is perhaps better than no control over the irra MOO-O-OS and MUSINGS Late returns from slow reporting down city pre cincts indicate that the dog ordinance has passed ' after all. All dogs are requested to report at the City Hall for a muzzle fitting but their owners may have their fit at home. -Hi- tional conduct of the elderly. Still, we canot lose sight of the fact that one individual may he as old at 50 as another is at 70. I have suggested here before, and I say again, that a testator ought tovbe required to pass an examination- by physician or psychiatrist appointed by the court, to prove competency at the time the will is made. This reasonable precaution would prevent a good deal of fraud and injustice. For example, an aging woman, living alone, became so enfeebled that she had to call a neighbor to write a check for her and hand her purse to any stranger she wished to pay, so I he or she could take whatever the sum might be the old lady just couldn't count it herself. Noticing this, her-dear friend, a church deacon, moved in, per- CROSSWORD PUZZLE ?r teVrtrt,rthr ACROSS ' 1 Time gone by 6 Waste metal 9 Period of time 12 Singing voice 13 Comfort ' 14 Bulgarian coin . - 15 -Armed conflict 16 Collection of tants 17 Walking stick 18 Three-banded armadillo - 10 Landed property i !1 Furbelows 23 Cheese dish 24 Lawful ' 25 Warmth - 26 Compass point 28 Gray 29 Edible seed 80 High card 81 Outfit 82 Beloved S3 Master stroke 84 Man's nickname 85 Shut securely 36 Confection $7 Chemical " compound 89 Reveal 40 Scoff 41 Turf 42 Ordinance.: 45 Land measure 46 Game at cards 47 Lease , 48 Profound 1 49 Pronoun 60 Paradise DOWN- 1 Animal's foot I Z J 4 i 3"" 7 IS 1 I9 1 10 in ry TpT Hi" H9 50 Mr. k, BUM ratlm mult lay. BARNEY GOOGLE and SNUFFY BUZ SAWYER 11 ABNER BLONDIE MUn and JEFF S IU NEVER FERGIT 1 WAAL PAT ME ON TW BACK--A . J 1" OURN YORE HIDE 8 V SNUFFY- YE knowX W SHIFLESS gSffl ) ' S AT ENOOER 1 .gps35 ( WAT ABOUT IT, SHUN? YOU THNK ITS " .,11 FURTHERMORE, I THINK SAWVER HAD I kFTiF THE OBJECT YOU AKO SAWV2R ClfiHTEQ I . 1 1 it WWCD ninrMAm fWSlrC rrtt k Iff OjfSH tiiL6 W HURRICANE? V ' i SONAR PEYICf TO PILOT SUf5l f I ENSIKE T THANKS TO HIM, AH J . if V B'N VErlSAYED) fUrTf -i dare you I it is. . ZSm I A DAGWOOO- ) - TTJ w-j& ik tocomeout zr'a a rr ( vQilOLuwu ( ( ?JD vs-fa Vsav'rm SZZzr-?sa hi2S n&f. m. v-CJHX Ky s tasriiHiaaataiiii ---.--.-.-.-.- j p ivv-f-------7 -j-f-Y-- tiaWto.HiSiWiiii suaded her to leave everything she had to his wife, and thus de frauded the woman's heir- tf $200,000 which could not have happened if the testator had been required to prove her com petence. QUESTIONS tt ANSWERS Instance of Marking That Ends . All Marking Yarns Anent your recent article .on pre natal impression or "marking," you are right, if m men lavman mav aav so. Before I was born my mother trip- pea ana reu one day while carrying an armful of phonograph records. Luckily none. of them was cracked. Children dont xignx ii they like pure orange flavor. tag cHiLDiiii. &asy . w siva. Wortfslarpsl Selling Aspirin For OS&a NAPS RIAIMIS LAE BjEET VEFJERSTE A S S E N TUA D E N PUS ERASER ERA SSS "NEPAL A"GN AT f E SCRSPE L Iff H EC P E A " LT E A i"PPI E S .ADD betaHThpen T . EVIDENCE " ATpTE nSd"a.er Sain flETE IT OIRIS IsIlIeIP J Wing 3 Direct . - 4 Preposition E Scorches Tibetan priest 7 Viper 8 Earth goddess 8 African antelope 10 Rejected 11 Declare 16 Hail 17 Jargon 19 Frolic 20 Groan 21 Small chip 22 Domicile 23 Fright 25 Cure 27 Weird 29 Endure 80 Pertaining to animals with ' long bodtea 82 Antlered animal 83 Paddle 35 Precipitous 86 Uncouth , person 88 Withered 89 Lout 40 Mournful 41 OM French coin 43 Exist 44 Benign tumor . 46 Beholdl - 47 Pronoun . SMITH -'J7S7H'SWEETOLELADY,WHUr LOOKS AT MS AS IF AH WA5A CHICKEN DINNER.?-IF SHE KETCHES ME, AH IE HAFTA V HERE AND 1 - )J-,. -A J I 7 .C DtrTrT ' J f U 1 "l ' and so It dldnt effect me affect Tne affect me affect me (C. E. C.) Answer That goes to show how im portant it is to have all floors cov ered with Turkish rugs, or a blend of Turkish, light Burley, and just a dash of Latakia. Send Stamped, Eelf-Addressed '' Envelope Please . send me your booklet on Sleep Well at the . . . . PLAZA HOTEL Broadway at Washington I N DOWNTOWN PORTLAN D ins mm- wanr!i tin ia w - an.i iryp' rpu'vivi :ia 1H6 TDMB OF 2,111 ONKNQWN SOLDIER HUSKS' m Monument ArAwjNSTbN KMtaNAL CEMETERY, VS.. ARE BURIED UNlUBNliriED SOLDIERS, KlUUOIN-IHeCWlLWAR. S - Mtt m aim a . . M rmtors fields the popptc blow SC- BETW6EN THE CROSSES, ROW ON ROW, Jff -Wat mark our place; and in ihe ky I ; THE LARKS, TILL BRAVELY 6IN6IN3 FLY - MAJOR John Mcrae, Med'af Corps, WK0T6 HIS IMMORTAL POEM WHILE IN A "FLftNOER field" txisout-- - roar of the suns BARNEY Tl RUT (-BUT, IF AH HUNS THAT WM- THrU.GITME.r-V 1 personal hygiene for Etrls and women. One unstuck dime enclosed. (Mrs. J. S. F.) Answer Can't mail it on a dime. But it you will comply with the print ed instructions, enclosing a stamped, self-addressed envelope, and ask for pamphlet "Hygiene for Girls and Health for Women," I'll mail it free. Protected 1954 by John F. DlUe Co. For- WiR, f iftriERMEM IN WAUTOMA, Wfc, WERB AW.E To Haul in a me OF TROUT BY MERELY UFHN9 A&RMlNa IN THE Main STREET AND DROPPIKI6 THEIR UNESTolrlE WMER4 OF WHire RIVER BELOW . I GOOGLE and SNUFFY SMITH BUZ SAWYER THE P5 CAKRYINS BUZ tit FKOMTHf K 'SUB HUNT IS HAVIK STAfffQiRD EN6INE It ABNER IT-sCBT-MIGHTS WELL BE Y-YOTT-AT LEAST, AH DONE HAD IS YARS O' HAPPY, CAREFREE &-BACHELOR BLONDIE REMEMBER THAT J POSITION fUL BE RIGHT BACK AFTER LUNCH MirrT and JEFF
