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TEH MEDFORD (OREGON) MAIL TRIBUNE ' Sunday, March 8, 1953 RADIO PROGRAMS-SUNDAY Programs listed below ara receivtd from tha radio stations and tha Mail Tribuna assumas no responsibility except to make such changes as ara supplied KYJC 1230 ke KMED 14 ke KWIN 1400 ke 7:00 Concert Hall Revue 7:15 Concert Hall Revue 7:30 Concert Hali Revue 7:45 Concert Hall Revue Wayne King Serenade Wayne King Serenade 8.00 Old Fash Camp Meet 8:15 Old Fash. Camp Meet. 8:30 Light & Life Hr. 8:45 Light Sc Life Hr. Inspiration Inspiration Church of Christ Morning yews Puck The Comic Weekly Puck The Comic Weekly Christians Hour Christopher's Story 9:00 Proudly We Hail 9:15 Proudly We Hail ' 9:3C ABC Newscast 9:45 Sidney Walton Show Gospel Hour Gospel Hour Church In Wildwood Sunday News Radio Bible Class Radio Bible Class Voice of Prophecy Voice of Prophecy Your Health and Its Care By DR. WILLIAM BRADY, M.D. Reader should address inquiries to: William Brady, 263 El Camine, Beverly Hills, Calif. FIFTY YEARS OF DAMPNESS BUNK 10:00 Capitol Cloakroom" 10:15 Capitol Cloakroom 10:30 Crusade for Freedom 10:45 The Record Show Presbyterian Service Presbyterian Service Chicago Roundtable Chicago Roundtable Newspaper of the Air Christian Science Heals Songs of Devotion Songs of Devotion 11:00 Salt Lake City Choir Catholic Hour 11:15 Salt Lake City Choir Catholic Hour 1 1 30 N.Y. Philharmonic Nat l. Radio Pulpit 11:45 N. Y. Philharmonic Nat l. Radio Pulpit 12:00 N. 12:15 N. 12:30 N. Sunday Melodies Sunday Melodies Sunday Melodies Sunday Melodies Philharmonic Philharmonic" Philharmonic Week End Week End Week End Noon News Bill Cunningham Record Pets 1:00 Old Fash. Revival Hr. Week End Guy Lombardo 1 :i Old Fash. Revival Hr Week End Guy Lombardo 1-30 Old Fash. Revival Hr Week End Nick Carter 1 :45 Old Fash. Revival Hr Week End Nick Carter 2:00 Voice of Prophecy Inheritance Rin-Tin-Tin 2:15 Voice of Prophecy Inheritance Rin-Tin-Tin 2:30 GreatestStryEverTold Faith In Action True Detective 2 .43 GreatestStyEverTold Art Of Living True Detective 3:00 Hr. of St. Francis American Forum Public Prosecutor 3 15 Local News American Forum Public Prosecutor 3:30 Treasury Show" Ministers Roundtable Bob Considine" 3:45 phil Norman Ministers Roundtable Harry Weismer . 4:00 Gunsmoke The Actor Serenade i-tc riiintmnk,' The Actor Serenade 4 3oHAmTAndy The Actor Methodist Men's Hour tffrlol&Andy The Actor Methodist Men's Hour 5:00 Our Miss Brooks Changing Times Reviewing Stand 5:15 Our Miss Erooks Nelson Eddy Singa Reviewing Stand 5:30 CBS Newsroom Shirley Thomas Lutheran Hour 5:45 CBS Newsroom Shirley Thomas Lutheran Hour 6 00 Rudy Vallee Show Sherlock Holmes Global Frontiers 6 15 Rudy Vallee Show Sherlock Holmes Frank and Ernest 6:30 Rudy Vallee Show Easy Money- F reedom Story jj 45 Rudv Vallee Show Easy Money Sunday Symphonies "7 00 GeneAutry '. Fibber & Molly Magic of Music 7-15-lGeeAutry Great GUdersleeve Magic of Music 7:30The Whistler" Doc Sixgun Musical Almanac 7:45 Thl Whistler" Doc Sixgun Musical Almanac T-OO Hallmark Radio Hall" The Abbots Wonderful Gift 8:1S-Hallmark Radio Hall" The Abbots Safe othe Nation 8:30 My Little Margie Standard Hour fl'f of thl Nation 8:45-My Little Margie" Standard Hour State of the Nation 9:00-WalterWinchell Standard Hour S'eDnXldy NeW q-i5 Paul Harvev Standard Hour jfP Llnle . . 10:30 Revival Time Eternal Light News sign on 10:45 Revival Time Eternal Light 11:00 Sign Off ' News & Sign Off ABC "CBS NBC MBS RADIO PROGRAMS-MONDAY 6 00 CBS News of America 'Crazy Curly s Corrall fc:?BWBaS2 gEE&c Wakeup Ranch M&?gffSf ' LocaNs C"a wakeup Ranch , iiEssss. 22gg&& if r ICS?-' :rCir1akfastClub Swap Sell Bib e Institute :?-5f!"?rl"g KMED Kash Box Bible Institute 'n T.H Malone Friendship Circle Town Topics a ?SZ?het HuStfey Friendship Circle Capitol Commentary iZ&efen .Trent McBride & Dr. Peale Vo ce of De iverance ISndav" Joyce Jordan.M.D. Voice of Deliverance 7n nn Ri.lav Ouiz Mid-Morning Newa Newspaper of the Air ?n:?Wendv Warren-Newa Second Chance Telo-Test ?S lntlwhfsoering Street Strike It Rich Ringo-Bmgo ?HgrE5 Streets Strike It Rich Rmgo-Bingo il-00-Second Mrs. Burton" Phrase That .Pays Florida Calling iCpirrv Mason" Doctor's Wife Florida Calling iHnNorsDrate Pauline Fredrick Queen for a Day lliBrighterlyJ Eastside Shopper Queen for a Day .;;nn p- Harvev Lunchtime Newswx Noontime News li'VSnffurvalley Reporter Lunchtime Markets Rural Reporter M? ldmgPMt Lunchtime Features Western Roundup Timt iasWather Report KMED Kash-Box Western Roundup Tune , !nn Arthur Godfrey" Backstage Wife Western Roundup Time . Arthur Godfrey Stella Dallas Western Roundup Time ntlAu?Godfr!y Widder Brown Record Session I yth! Godfrey" Woman In My House Eyes Wright j nn g.rirtlv for the Ladies Just Plain Bill Ted Steel Show ' ? ?2zfrthr Godfrey" Lorenzo Jones Ted Steel Show 9:JrtEuive8 Hotel For Pets Recorded Music I Board It Pays To Be Married Melody Manor . i "i no Strictly for the Ladies News & Bing Crosby Johnny Olsen Show ;iZtSif& Win Pepper Young Johnny Olsen Show imlitriyfo? the Ladies ThiiWoman's Secret Show Time : ,3 S g Myron Bennett Telo-Test ' -a nn-rhiiinra Hour Melody Time Hemingway News f:?2Zo?nCirtoe Melody Time Here's the Answer ' i ZZctrti Vou Were There Sam Hayes , 4.45lIconcle Regional-News; Manning Fulton Lewis Jr. -. ' T7jardR Murrow Man On The Go Conrad the Connoisseui f RursterrPrts What s Doing Bobby Benson t iBrtrpMade Freddy Martin - - Bob Green News ; """gE0" Elmer Peterson Bill Brundige Sports -g.'nn p.rrv Como" KMED Sports Daily Gabriel Heatter SSvHw' Carnival Of Books Local News ' nAmM&Andy R. Valley Hit Parade Behind the Story g-ffgffidv" R. Valley Hit Parade Sam Hayes "r'nn Herald of Truth Fibber & Molly Top Secret Files ' 2:?ZHSald of Truth Great GUdersleeve Top Secret Files Jm RMeer Could This Be You? Reporter s Roundup 7 Lone Ranger Traffic Pgm. & Music Reporter's Roundup a 00 Douglas Edwards Morgan Beatty Broadway Cop :?wrmessee Ernie One Man's Family Broadway Cop ' tLowril Thomas Henry J. Taylor Heartbeat of Industry l-4.wBin "Crosby Capsule Concerts Heartbeat of Industry -Q RrBi Music Box Pac. Telephone Hour News, ' f:?llSSeMusicBox Pac. Telephone Hour Fulton Lewis Jr. tfcvofce of Firestone Meet The Press Recorded Music ?-y,f ffStnne Meet The Press Recorded Music .;M Thg Norths Richfield Reporter Music in the Night J:??ZThe Norths" Nieht Watchman Music in the Night JnnSmV&Win Night Watchman News Sign Off ffipS&wliL Night Watchman llOO-Spin&Win" SlfKSrhrSaS IlitlpilttCTP Nilht Watch. Finl New, " 12:00 Sign Off sp 011 ,ABC CBS NBC MBS KBOI-730 KC AU programs at same time daily, unless otherwise Indicated) a 7 is sign on Music throughout day except for following programs: ,n iivi KBOY Bargains; 11-12 (Sunday only) First Baptist service. P M.-2-12:15 KBOY ranch; 12:15 - 12:30 (Sunday only) KBOY ranch; : 5:45 Sign off. : At the turn of the century Dr. Osier opined, in the "doctor's bible," that chronic rheumatism was most com mon among the poor, par ticularly wash er - women, day - laborers and those whose occupa t i o n exposes them to cold and damp." Tnen, ap Dr. Brad? parently for getting that it was an affliction of the poor, Osier said "Climatic treatment is very advantageous Many cases are greatly helped by prolonged residence in Eu rope, Souinern California . winters in Egypt ... in this way avoid the cold, damp weather j5j ' Mercy Flights Take Patient to Portland C. A. Lien, resident of an apartment on East Main st., was flown to Portland for treatment of multiple fractures and com plications Friday evening, ac cording to Mercy Flights offi cials, who flew him north. He is to receive treatment at the Veterans Administration hos pital there. Lien is the 332nd patient carried by planes of the non-profit corporation. Eagle Point Eagle Point Mrs. Roy Smith, who has been a patient at the Sacred Heart hospital in Med- ford for the past two weeks is reported to be improving nicely and will soon be returning to her home here. Mrs. Jack Fortin, also of Eagle Point, underwent surgery at the Sacred Heart hospital Wednes day, March 2, and is reported to be resting as well as can be expected at this time. Mr. and Mrs. Ed Greenwood and family, formerly of Madras Ore., have moved into the Clar ence Young home here which they purchased when the Youngs moved to Medford. Mr. and Mrs. Ed Chamber lain, Eagle Poin.t and, house guests, Mr. and Mrs. George Peters, of Square Butte, Mont., were dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Chamberlain Thurs day, March 3. Mrs. Bertha Briggs, aged mother of Mrs. 'Bob' Mitchell of Eagle Point, who was so bad ly burned about six weeks ago, is still in a critical condition in a Medford hospital. The friends and neighbors of the family are sincerely hoping she will soon take a turn toward recovery. Jack Allen and family arrived in Eagle Point Feb. 10 for a visit with Mr. and Mrs. Rudy Weidman, parents of Mrs. Allen, (Carol Lee) and his parents liv ing in Medford. The second day after arriving he was injured while riding a motorcycle near his parents home. He was taken to the Naval hospital at Bremer ton, Wash., where he will re main until he is able to be as signed to another base. He had been at the Naval Air station at Corpus Christi, Tex. Carol Lee and baby, will remain here with her parents until the time he is reassigned. SUNDAY 2 00 The Christophers 2:30 YMCA 3:00 Wing to France 3:30 American Forum 4:00 Sunday Matinee 5 30 Hollywood Album 6 00 So. -Ore. Roundtable 6:30 It's A Great Life 7:00 Jack Benny 7:30 People Are Funny 8 :00 Toast of the Town 9 00 G. E. Theater . 9 :3o Weekly News in Review . 9 45 Hollvwood Album . ; 10:00 Loretta Young Show 10:30 News 10:35 Sign Off TV Programs-KBES (Channel 5) The principal sum left by Al fred B. Nobel as the basis of funds for Nobel prize winners was $9,000,000. 3:50 Devotions 4:00 Feminine Fancies 4:30 Val Rogue Camera 5:00 Uncle Bill Show 5:30 Western Theater 6:30 Ore. System. Higher Educatiotn I 7:00 faui Kiuiam Show 7:15 TV Tunes 7:30 Life With Elizabeth 8:00 Bums & Allen 8:30 Badge 714 9:00 I Love Lucy 9:30 December Bride 10:00 The Little Show 10:15 Weather 10:20 News 10:30 Best Theater 11:30 Television Academy Awards 1:00 Sign Off WALT'S TV & Radio Service Oldest ShOD in So. Oreaan 409 East Main - -Phone 2-2269 Day or Night Service $3.50 (Medford and Vieinitv) No Calls Fri. Eve. or all day Sat. I'm not a twentieth century Dr. Osler but let me tell you poor folks, washer-women, day laborers, snow shovellers, cold storage men, butchers, occupants of basement apartments or build ings with concrete floors, that it may be pleasant wintering in Egypt, the south of France or LaJolla, but it won't do your rheumatiz any good. Fifty years later medical au thorities seem unimpressed by i: . - . i-ii-ange ui tumaie. some oi em seem reluctant to relinquish the old bunk entirely perhaps be cause they have good friends in the health resort business. One recognized authority on arthritis and other joint disabil ities regards "atrophic" (rheu matoid) arthritis as "one of tha most common and most serious forms of rheumatic disease" (it would never do to say rheuma tiz) and shows how far we have progressed since Osier's time by refurnishing Osier's view with horsefeathers: "It is not difficult to perceivp tne adverse effect of a damp climate . . . to which the average individual can adjust himself . . . may lead to lower ing of the general resistance . . . higher incidence of atrophic arthritis nmong those living under poor housing conditions and among those who through occupation are continually ex posed to cold and wet." You see, children, we still have with us the poor, low re sistance and occupations that ex pose the poor souls to cold and dampness." Dr. Osier was not unfamiliar with the $10 word "arthritis," 1 A 1 T uui wnen ne presented his ver sion of rheumatism he didn't see fit to impress the customers with his knowledge. As a matter of fact "arthritis' cold : is a misnomer for joint disability oi over a year s standing, with few exceptions. It means in- uammanon, ana in most in stances of chronic rheumatiz there is no sign of inflammation present. Tha trouble is joint de generation, due, I believe to nutritional deficiency through the years from childhood to breakfast, and for further infor mation about it, it can do you no harm to send a stamped, self addressed envelope and ask for CROSSWORD PUZZLE to Yesterday'a Puzzle ACROSS 1 Strip of cloth Perish gradually ' "Before 10 African antelope IS Dealer 13 Hemmed In 15 Was borne 16 So be It! 18 Yellow bugle 19 Night before 20 Heavenly body 81 River in England 2J Symbol for tellurium 23 Quarrel 24 Location 25 Shellfish 26 Twofold 27 In action 29 Conduct 80 Centimeter (abbr.) . 32 Unusual 33 Group (colloq.)- 34 From 35 Sea eagle 36 Declared 37 Scorch 38 Descendants 40 Enclose in a box 42 Bar legally 43 Raises ii Inventor of sewing machine 45 Places DOWN 1 Barter 2 Military assistant 3 American essayist kSFj Jbiaitieis JrIaTp A A R fA l AT E EC A SMtAgEDjJvE Sf S r-r" I 1 IDE I R T" EE EmilWAR FRF lis faTU nHstpm I?P1 JUKUATE A ladies hosiery firm advertises that their prod ucts "fits you better than your own skin." We don't know about you but we're always stopping to pull our knee skin up from around our ankles. TONIGHT AT 6:30 41 Jam-packed with laughs, action, excitementl Tune in tonight! Starring Michael O'Shea William Bishop James Dunn Presented by your CHRYSLER DEALER CHANNEL S KBES-TV 2 3 I I I5 I? Is iizit:-! 22 a sr 25 iz 77 r 38 3? HO m lLIIII sizzz for 4 Writer's error in a publication Smaller in number 6 Wolfhound 7 Pigeon pea 8 Stimulate 5 Provide evidence 11 River in , Scotland li! Allowance waste 14 European 17 Insane 20 Chair 21 Tart 23 Mass of floating Ice 24 Booty 25 Pertaining to Cornwall 26 Railroad coal cars 27 War god 28 Satirical composition 29 Burma tribesman 30 Crude 31 Additional a Canadian the pamphlet Calcium and Rheumatic. QUESTIONS & ANSWERS Great Guns! Please give your opinion of the remedies for "colds" in the newspaper article inclosed by a colleague of yours. (R. S.) Answer Among the remedies fa vorably , mentioned in the article are codeine, papaverine, both of which are, like morphine, alkaloids of opium; aspirin; benzedrine: sleeping tablets; antihistamine, antibiotics You may have them. For me. no. thank you, whatever you prefer to call it, rather worry along without dope. Pimples and Column Digest Have you a pamphlet on Black heaas and Pimples? 1 would also like to know if you have a Digest of your column. It seems your column is cut to the bone some days. (Mrs. D. A S ) Answer Send stamped self-ad-.d envelope for pamphlet on ACNE BLACKHEADS AND PIM PLES, and ask for list of 23 Little Lessons on booklet form and forty or more pamphlets these constitute a digest in convenient pocket form. Boils In the last two months I have had six boils on one arm . . . (E. R.) . YOUK SKIN (for which send 25c and s ta m p e d, self-addressed envelope) Yfr s chapters on boils, idleone Pure blood is an Protected 1955 by. John F. Dille Co. pin Medford It's Modern OPEN TUESDAY, MARCH 8 FOR INSPECTION We Cordially Invite you in for Coffee and Cake! 131 S. Central Phone 3-5379 peninsula Dreads 34: 3 Winter S7- precipitation Command to cat ti Slouan Indian 41 Born 1 S" i Vermont Biologists hwb found twct1hb WbllEYE PRODUCES PROXIMATELY "50,000 EGOS PER POUND OF FISH CHARLIE PANKHUKSr- ONE 0P1KE MOST SKILLFUL 5trBE DRIVERS 0F1HE OVERLAND IfeML, WH ONCE ROUTED h fi&NS OF Hl&HWftYMEN -51N&LE-HANDED DIED&T1HE&&EOP66, IT WfcS DISCOVUREDTrlWIHE ' FEARLESS CHARLIE WAS - " A WOMAN BIBSER RUUD FORMER NORWEGIAN OLYMPIC SKI CHAMPION. ATIHEAeEOP-7 WON ALLSKI COMPETITIONS IN WHICH HE . PARTICIPATED iliaiuiii "i - f-ni i BARNEY GOOGLE and SNUFFY SMITH BARNEY GOOGLE and SNUFFY SMITH 1 HE WUZ BETTIN' f BAILS 0' FIRE H THAT'S TAKIN' LAW I I JED6E A X TH' SAME DURN V- SHERIFF SMIF !!ATEN CENTS ON TW sENF0RCIN' TOO FER !! SHUX"I NEVER POTTER !! J f THING VO'RE DOIN'S IT WHAT'S TH' BODACIOUS J e.'e.DSi' W WEERS WIF0UT WHAT ARE VTWO DAYS !!f , IDEE OF FLINQIN' AN' THAT J2QiJL 6tlT,-r1, 2& 00IN' fL -ru - JmpF : URIAH STOKES IN TH' ) THAR'S Ps&v!il!ilf ,N HERE2Lk 1:1? i BUZ SAWYER , J 1 ' ysT ' i "iBSiSSS AMISHTYSlOVSOlNCryoWky, SAWYER. 5n yr 55PTe!KNe captain, ww not urf after au,vew jfiyLr C7 HEAVY ICE i I ME TRY TO PICK HIM 7 HERE TO FSKP OUT JV ' '-y- jTPg VTO? WHATTHAT PIASE Mexican Burrows Grow in Popularity Mexico City (U.R) Mexi- xan farmers are taking a second look at those cute, fuzzy little burros these days. Growing poularity of these small beasts of burden as pets in the United States and else where is responsible for the "change the newspaper El Uni versal reported, adding: "There has been a complete change in the care given and destiny of these animals. Up to Inow they were not wanted by icattlemen because they pulled jplants out by the roots and de stroyed pastures, t "In some states of the republic they were used to make cheap sausage and dried meat, f "The situation is changing as .'farmers find there is a market for baby burros abroad." Dead line Sunday Classified m at 'noon Saturday : 10 a-m. Monday for Monday; other days 530 devious day. TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY HORSESHOEING anywhere In the vauey. . R. Jones, 9-8255 Jaekson-vjlie. ONION SETS Fresh Garden Seeds mow on hand. SAMSON FEED & SEED CO. SAVE AT NORTON'S 15.000 ft. 1x8 shiplap. $60 per M. J-.xl0 beveled cedar siding. $110 per M. Free delivery. Ph. 3-2888. SAWDUST COARSE MEDFORD FUEL CO. Tel. 2-2111 MAYTAG REBUILT WASHERS MARINE-MARVAIR 220 West Main DRY SLABS You haul 'em MEDFORD FUEL CO. Court & McAndrews MORNING! Hear the LAWN SEED 95c per lb Samson's Special Mix. We have rollers and seeders for your use. SAMSON FEED & SEED CO. Use Tribune Want Ads Dow TV Service Night & Day Calls $3.50 In the City PHONE 3-4762 Babbitt Show Monday thru Friday 7l45 am Harrv 1 KYJC-1230 CBS RADIO songs weather prizes fun ?L ABNER TfTII J-TH1S TURM1P- UPSIDE-DOWN-CAKE.WITH CORNOOB FROSTING, IS DIVIHE. ABNER 11 'ML ' -AND IT WAS MADE WITH '"H Y fVTr EUT- ovCfr- WHY W B MY PRODUCT-PILLSBIU.VS Glr.WE Tl p-YbuTRE V FUXJWT- IT COULD EASILY DON'T WANT PAUPERS.?' ) iffSfTO WIN THE lOOO PRIZE IN YORE t.OOO.? A -TlA L " ' taj?f mmmmmmmtSEmmwmJL - - tm' tw"H'-'- BLONDIE HE WOULD BE LYING .THERE JUST WHEN I WANT TO TAKE A LITTLE NAP s 1 rVA T ' " : ' : BLONDIB ivuwn ipijij 1 MV GO0DNE"--i tz : : : r , j i H II (W0ULDNT VOL) THINK $ . . 1. MISSTEASLEV I A ', lltnTL WOULD WgARA C dPj5C .PETTICOAT ON ts 4T i IZZ r&p Jz. AwiNOVDAy I (dm . Wit MUTT and JEFF MUTT an JEFF MUTT, WERE YcoYeR, VES ON EVER SUED FOR OCCASIONS, NOT PAYING A WHEN I WAS YOUR 6lLLS?j vBROKE j WERE YOO V I WAS IN EVER IN JAL AND IF SO, FOR WHAT AND HOW LONG? THE JUG FOR THREE DAYS ONCE. CAUGHT IN A GAMBLING RAID s WERE YOU EVER ARRESTED BY THE SHERIFF FOR NOT . SUPPORTING YOUR WIFE? SAY WHAT IS ALL THIS? J I'M WRITING A BOOK OF MEMOIRS 'BOUT YOU AND I WANNA GET ALL, THE FACTS' r IS,
