Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, July 08, 1955, Image 20

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Newspaper Page TextFOUB MEDFOllD (OREGON) MAIL TRIBUNE Friday. July 8, I9SS RADIO PROGRAMS-FRIDAY Preerarae Kara aatav at raetv4 tram Mm radta ststieas aasl Hm Mail Triaa mutmm wa iKEf? wear ta asaae wk chaat aa are straelte K1JC UM aa tHJ.KP-1488 fce KWIN MM fce 4:00 Chaa. Collinswood Current Cholea Fulton Lewia 4:13 Club 1230 Current Choica Hemingway News 4:30 Club 1330 KMED Preaenta Here's the Answer 4:45 Frank Goaa lUmer Peterson Sam Hayea " 5 :00 The Ferris Reel Regional News Bobby Benson 5:13 Bill Stern 3 Star Extra Bobby Benson 5:30 Amos Sc Andy Lone Ranger Bob Greene Nawa 5:45 Amoa& Andy. Nawa Daniel Boone Bill Brundige Sporta 6:00 Godfrey Dlgaat KMED Sporta Daily Gabrael Heatter 6:15 Music Box at EdwmrdaConcert On Potomac Local Newa " 6 JO Lowell Thomas' News ic Second Chance Virgil Pinkley 6 :45 Platter Prevlewa Second Chance Sam Hayea 7 00 Sporta & Term. Ernie . Morgan Beatty Newa Counterspy -7:15 Sporta: Tenn. Ernie One Man's Family Counterspy 7 JO Random Records TBA ecrd g;ta m 7 45 Random Records TBA Record Hita 8:00 Portland vs. Oakland Biography Dixieland Express 8:15 Portland vs. Oakland Biography Dixieland Express 8:30 Portland vs. Oakland Biography Musical Caravan 8:45 Portland vs. Oakland Biography Musical Caravan 8:00 Portland vs. Oakland Fibber & Molly HVHl , . 9:15 Portland va. Oakland Jos. C. Harsch JultOT Lasria Jr. 8:30 Portland vs. Oakland X Minus One City Editor 9:45 Portland vs. Oakland X Minus One City Editor 1 10:00 Music to Remember Rlchiield Reporter KWIN Kfravan 10:15 Music to Remember Organairea Karavan 10:30 Music to Remember Night Serenade . WIN Karavan 10:43 Burgie Music Box Night Serenade KWIN Karavan 1100 Burgie Music Box News & Nigbtwatchman Sign Off 11:15 Sign Off Nightwatchman 11:30 Nightwatchman 11:45 Nightwatchman at Newa ' 12:00 Sign Off RADIO PROGRAMS-SATURDAY r30Yawn Patrol KMED Presents WakeupRancn gYawH Patrol First Newa Wakeup Ranch 7-00 Texaco Reporter Dick Spain Band Hemtogway Newa 7;i5MU?A?rSS Weather Local Best Breakfast Gang 7 30 Robert Q. Lewis News Commentary Breakfast Gang 7 45 Robert Q Lewis' Weather & 7 JO News Network News "8:00 No School Today KaffeeKlatch Social Security Prog. 8:15 No School Today Gospel Program News 8:30 No School Today Social Security Haven of Pest B 45 No School Today Church Progrem Haven of Rest "9:00 No School Today Friendship Circle iHSiJ Rji!. a-is No School Today Friendship Circle Strictly pixie 9 30Music Box Richard Harkness Voice of Deliverenea g:.5-Mn5gl?x Sat. News Desk Voice of Deliverence 10:00 Gunsmoke MONITOR JKm- 10-15 Guiumoke" MONITOR Top Tunes 10 30JotheNavy Farm & Home Hour Ringo-Bmgo jo:45radmgPos7 Farm & Home Hour Rmgo-Bingo 1 1 00 Breakfast Club Review MONITOR Game of The Day 1 1 :15 Breakfast Club Review MONITOR Game of The Day 1 30Radio Farm News' MONITOR Game of The Day llS Garden Gate MONITOR Game of The Day 12:00 N Texaco Reporter MONITOR Game of The Day; 12-15 Proudly We Hall MONITOR Game of The pay 12:30Proudiy We Hail MONITOR Game of The Day 1 j CIwWtSeT Report MONITOR Game of The Day 1:00-TexacoReporter- MONITOR; SSISofThSS? 1-15 club 1230 MONITOR Usme or xne iJay i -an Oub 1230 MONITOR Game of The Day VjUbliul!.0M.tlnw MONITOR Game of The Day "2-00 Chev Newscast MONITOR Western Roundup Time S-TlJh.S; -5t MONITOR Western Roundup Time 1 inZSub l230 MONITOR , Western Roundup Time 2 45Cll!b iSo mXnITOR Western Roundup Jime -. monitor Western Roundup Time 3 ?5 lu?1230 MONITOR Western Roundup Time vaoZc ub 1230 MONITOR Western Roundup Time l:45lSSbl230 MONITOR Western Roundup Time 4 00 Hollywood Park RacesMONITOR Here's HmXSHaV 4:15 Hollywood Park Kaces-MONITOR Frank Hemtagway 4:30 Club 1230 MONITOR Army our- TiCfr.kGs' MONITOR Army Hour r-- npnrtr MONITOR Academy Band i.:yrvST,m MONITOR Academy Band s aotrSSincBest ' Grand OleOpry Stand By for Music iaZSl2Sc5 Beat" r" Ole Ocrr Your Social Security "6 00 Two For Money MONITOR Hawaii Calla 6 :45 Mr. District Attorney MONITOR Lombard o-Land U g-A- . 7 00 Daugherty Presents MONITOR PP 7-13 SugbertJ Presents MONITOR , Pop Time 7:30Desert Inn OrcheatraMONITOR Poptime 7 4grt Inn OTchestra-MONITOR Public Library Prog. 8 00 Portland vs. Oakland CNITOR You Never Know iiiZportland vs! Oakland MONITOR Join the Navy 8 soZportland vs Oakland , MONITOR Sounding Board 8i45-PortlSd SkUnd MONITOR Sounding Board ii:o-sigofi owo: .. i,:,SZ MONITOR ,15Z . MONITOR All Night T2:00 NoSignOff ABC CBS NBC MB8 . KBOT ! KC (An arograraa at same time aally. anlese etterwlse Indicate ai ' AM 330 Sign on. Musie throughout day except for following programs: 10-10:15 KBOY Bargains: 11-12 (Sunday only) First Baptist ""l . PJa-iaaTKBOT ranch; 12:15 - 12 JO (Sunday only) KBOT ranch: 7:48 Sign off. ' : ' FRIDAY ' 3:50 Deotlorl 4:00 Feminine Fandea 4 .30 Val Rogue Camera 5 :00 Aunt PoUye Birthday Party 5:30 Wild Bill Hickok 6:00 Sports Reel 6:30 Hollywood Album 7:00 Pappy Coleman 7 :1 5 France Afloat 7:45 Talent Time 8:00 Life of Riley 8:30 -Star Playhouse 9:00- Undercurrent 8:30 Lucky Sportstime 10:00 Weather 10:05 Best Theater llf News 11:10 Sign Off SATURDAY 9:45 Pre-Game Dizzy Deaa Show 8 55 Pro-Baseball . 2:20 Devotions 3:00 Mr. Wizard 3 :30 Memo To Mara 4:00 Faith For Today 4:30 Western Theater 5:30 Soldier Parade 6:00 Where The Heart Is 630 Melody Wranglers 7 4)0 America's Greatest Banda 8:00 Eddie Cantor 8:30 Hollywood Album 8:45 So. Ore. Health 94)0 Big Picture 9:30 Break the Bank 104)9 Wrestling From Hollywood 10:30 News 10:35 Sign Off SUNDAY 24)0 The Christophers 2:30 American Forum 3:00 TBA 3:30 This is the Life 4:00 So. Ore. Roundtable 4:30 Sunday Matinee 5 30 Hollywood Album 6:00 Private Secretary 630 People Are Funny 7.-00 Toast of the Town 8:00 G. X. Theater 8:30 It's A Great Ufa 9:00 Cameo Theater 9 :30 Weekly Newa in Review 9 :45 Industry on Parade 104)0 Life With Father 10:30 News 1035 Sign Off Highway Officials To Advise Montanant Salem (U.fO Two Oregon state highway officials left here yesterday for Montana where they will serve as temporary advisers to the Montana high way department on slide control, Lewis E. Scott, geologist, and William C. HilL soil technician, were asked to study and recom mend the best way to control a one-million-cubic yard slide that has covered a Montana highway. Portland (U.R) Blond Jan Markstaller, former Rose Festi val queen here, has been select ed by the Junior Chamber of Commerce to represent Portland in the Miss Oregon beauty con-, test at Seaside July 15-17. APR 21 I I "5 AV 21 Ifl V-47-53-58j leV72-7WM9 MS 13-21-30-371 '52-59-aw. MAY 22 IUNI 22 4- 3-10-24 31-42-74 JUNE 23 AAV 23 ill ltlfl-T HO j? JULY 24 5&-.AU6 23 r. T7 -n Sy43-Sfro2 AUG 24 ST 22 2- 7-16-201 25-6W5 -By CLAY R. POLLAN- H Tour Doily AtHvUy Guide According fe fne Sfors. To develop messoge for Soturdoy, reod words corresponding to numbers of your Zodioc birth sign. SEPT 23 OCT 23 t-57-o&4y 1-77-79-81 I Tine 2 Sea 3 The 4 Keep 5 Cite Way 7 When t To 9 Slow 10 Of II 12 13 You 14 With 15 Charm 16 You 17 Out 18 Helps 19 Of 20 Can 21 Work 22 A 23 Good 31 People 32 You 33 Satisfying 34 Down 35 News 34 Pur 37 Way 38 Across . 39 For 40 Try 41 .Avoid 42 Or 43 Indicated 44 Allow 45 Letting 46 And 47 Others 48 To 49 Obtaining 30 Obey 51 52 Out 53-The 24 Troublssoms 54 Should 25 Bolster 55 Affairs 56 PrtfcfcnCet 57 Be 26 27 And 28 Difficulty 29 Care 30 Your (Good - 61 Complicate 62 Hunches 63 Your . 64 Be 65 Earnings 66 Or - 67 Your 68 Hormony 69 And 70 Matters 71 Enjoyable 72 To 73 impersonal 74 Situations 75 Things 76 Attention '77 Social 78 After 79 Experiences 80 Some 81 Today 82 From 83 Their 84 Important 85 Is 86 Difficulties 87 Seen scotrto OCT 24 NOV 22 h 1-14-29-40 I4844-73 58 Opportunity 88 Projects 59 Of 89 Opinions 60 Investigate 90 Others Advene Q) Neutral a l fAWTTAMUS NOV 23 DEC 22 21399-5601 66-76-82-90 V2- CAMttCOtN DEC 23 JAN 20 Vfx JAN. 21 FEB I 3- 6-17-190 I22-28-85-87VS- PISCES FEB 20 MAR 21 1- 8- 9.34Ti M4-60-75 M Personal Health Service By WILLIAM BRADY, M.D. Readers should address Inquiries to: Or. William Brady 263 El Camino, Beverly Hills, Calif. glassfuls) daily for every mature adult, a quart or more daily for every growing child. QUESTIONS ac ANSWERS Weep No More Bad case of eczema. Since supple menting diet with calcium 'it entirely cleared up no sign of recurrence in two years . . . (Mrs. K. J. S.) Answer1 One of the physiological functions of calcium healthy, normal person is to control capillary perme ability, prevent oozing. High calcium diet or optimal daily ration of Ca and D to supplement ordinary diet is especially advisable for child or adult with -eczema, particularly the weep ing type. Send stamped, self-addressed envelope for pamphlet on ECZEMA. Inclose 25c in addition if you want Little Lesson 26. THE CALCIUM SHORTAGE. An Indispensable item in the high calcium diet is milk not less than Mi pints (three glasses) for a mature adult not less than a quart (four glasses) for growing child or vigorous young adult Dead Una Sunday Classified is at noon Saturday; 1 a. m. Monday for Monday: other days 330 previous day. Traveling Plywood Exhibit Due in Area The Fir Plywood . Jubilee traveling display, a free show honoring the 50th anniversary of the industry, will come to Med ford October 22 and 23. - The show has one display in corporating features of the "Fifty Golden Ideas" for fir ply wood construction unveiled dur ing the annual meeting at Port land in mid-June. Other displays tell of the material's range of uses, of industry promotion through the Douglas Fir Ply wood association, and the story of markets and shipping. Central theme of the exhibit built around a carnival square framed by two highway semi trailers is "Made ffenf, Sold Everywhere. Former 'Blue and Gray1 Commander Succumbs East Orange, N. J. OJ.R) Frank H. Joskey, of Passaic, former national commander of the 29th (Blue and Gray) Divi sion Association, died Wednes day at the Veterans Adminis tration hospital here. . Joskey . was wounded while serving with the "Blue and Gray" in France in World War I. The division was composed of New Jersey and Maryland Na tional Guardsmen. CROSSWORD PUZZLE "-1,v,,,,WN Ecuador Strike Blamed For Collision of Trains Quito, Ecuador (U.R) Au thorities have blamed anil-day old railway strike for a two- train collision in 'which six per sons were killed. Officials said the accident was caused by a lack of communica tions resulting from the cutting of telegraph lines by strikers. Three soldiers and three railway men were killed in the crash of the freight trains. BONES AND TEETH ARE LIVING TISSUE According to the physiology textbook used in the public schools in the 19th century, as some old-timers may remember, "the composition of the bones at maturity is about one part ani mal in two parts mineral mat ter. In youth it is nearly half and half, while in old age the mineral is greatly in excess." The professor who conjured that out of thin air (there was no precise chemical analysis of the bones available in the 1870s) did not explain just how the change came about. But certainly he implied that somehow between youth and old age the bones lost considerable animal matter or acquired more mineral matter. In an article spread over 20 pages of a popular magazine a few months ago, the author stated correctly that the bones of elderly people are easily bro ken, due mostly to gradual de mineralization of the bones, es pecially loss of calcium," and this in turn is partly due to insuffi cient calcium intake during the years preceding. So far, so good. But then the author reverts to the 19th cen tury, where so many physicians and dentists still mark time, to recite with the old-timers: "Once the demineralization has hap pened, there is little or no help for it." If this means that there's little help for it after the bone is bro ken or the tooth has a cavity, it seems reasonable. If it means calcium can't be restored : to bones which have lost part of their calcium, it is illogical, for physiologists 'know that the bones can and do Teceive and store calcium (become mineral ized) as long as the individual's intake of calcium and vitamin D is adequate. As a top authority- (Best & Taylor, Physiological Basis of Medical Practice) puts it: "It is perhaps well to point out that adult bone is not simply an inert structural material but liv ing tissue whose mineral compo sition fluctuates under the in fluence of other body functions. The trabeculae of the bone, as shown by Aub and associates, constitute a calcium store read ily available when necessary . . . supplies are deficient." All this may be a little too technical for ordinary folk. For that matter it is apparently dif ficult for many physicians and dentists to understand, especial ly those whose practice is based on 19th century physiology. But it seems to me Tom, Dick and Harry ought to know that a high calcium diet and as much exposure to sunshine as possible (to insure the essential vitamin D) is a must for anyone who wants to enjoy health, youth, vite and longevity. And the first essential of the high calcium diet is 1V4 pints of milk (three large rja r vj w w. a h A justifiably proud read er has sent us a picture of his wife because she looks exactly like a TV star. It's too bad that it had to be Jack Webb that she looks like. 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(JT" "" hT" """" "" T " tllil-III r- w IV w I ?r- " j-- : 8 Masonic doorkeepers 7 Oleoresln 8 Nerve network 8 Assuming a patronising air 10 Room In harem U Man's nickname If Faroe Islands whirlwind . SI Gaseous element 12 Symbol tor cerium 23 Pope's cane 24 Number 28 Holds on ' property 17 Symbol for yttrium If Through 30 Fondle 32 At this' place 33 Strike 34 Exclamation 35 Fruit-like beetles 17 A continent (abbr.) 19 Channels 40 Three-toed sloth 42 Flesh of calf 43 Novelties 44 Man's nickname 45 Performed 47 Encountered 49 Prefix: new (0 Music: aa written Washington (U.rD A feder al Grand Jury at Fort Wwrth, Tex., has indicted the big gro cery chain of Safeway Stores, Inc., and two officers on charges of anti-trust law violations. :,ii;j:ci.H amidst pleasant surroundings. Coinptetety urnlsned Sleeping ana nous-Mmm Cabins, with all modem facilities. HOT MINERAL ewe MUD BATHS Far Basse;lsa.-vArMirltis, , MoaiBla, CASSON DIOXIDE VAPOR SATHS Asa exeeUeat fee Eczessa, Vmmt,JSkSm Iwss- MORS Mljfc LeHP BIOtf eGMeWtey "Your Health Is Our Business" fe ItCSatfWtiom Wtd larfoflll flt Mt-TBBA4efcMkB VSCfcaweMW sMiAflejl SfteM, vtt If 'ASetfaswaS1 Or. Herman Wexler, Director sfti t .si, - - tan fmw9 gsfr . Pfiifosopher; GOADED bNPWROE AT 6, tMTEKEB OXFORD Wm&fff RECEIVED HI& KSltt THBHWhSAfMLURe. IN LAW, Hit CHOSEN PROFESSION w-ien STEPHEN, FlRff H0N6ftRlftM Monarch. wtv& out o? 1R ezm IN 1?SB Hid MUJAIAlfHtOHftMO. VWlCH HM tetN KEPTPft h 6hCReTK6UC IN BUDAPEST fOR 900 VCftRS, WPrSTfcKEVl ON hTDUR Of Hl)NSrWPNliJWMINh6PgClftl.U' ' . CON?rrR0CTET RAlLWNf CftK,0UhRDtDBY 16 CftREfUUY CHOSEN UrNTOS ' if v. 7a iHlyali c. s ilAiv Located on , LIBERTY Xsml 11 ABNER LI ABNB S : "S. AGIN J W IF ( iJJcrAGJED70 VS VTH A ZA REALIZE WHAT ( AH WILL NOT TURN ANY SWf ryurLEri -40DP6rXS- iCVOU,REASKIN' V GREEN, THANK VO'.'fJaSSf DICTATOR- 1 ( C7S i ZZCJZZX'. ...r TMUfii C T MET DOT AHISAIOO -32LSHlP- J .AVMt M iotfqcu. AROUNe.. iyfcaa, THAT OLD r BUZ SAWYER BUZ SAWYER WALT'S TV & Radio Servic Oldest Shop in So. Oregon 409 E. Main Phone 2-2269 Day or Night Service $50 (Medforrl and vicinity) O Night Calls and Sundays No Calls Frl . Kva. ar all Saj sat. WAREHOUSE BURNS Tieton, Wash. U.R) Damage was estimated at $200,000 today in a fire which destroyed the Shearer Orchards fruit ware house early Wednesday. Why Suffer Longer? When Others Fail COME TO US ACT NOW! Our Nature's HERS resaedies win kelp yew ta re gain year flood health. Oar resaeelies have baee successful isj aieme the sick all ever the state far aver It yaars. - S. B. FONQ Remea'ies far eiisorelers, siausat, heart, liver, stomach, ass aae akcara, constipation, oiles, asthma, feasale caraplaiats, kMaay,' hbeMar, bloea1, rheumatism, hack aae) haaeaahas. Far Mala, Fesmaia aa4 ChiMrea. BRANCH OFFICES: ' Albany . Salem Eugene North Bend Newport CHARLIE CHAN OFFICE OPEN. SUNDAYS ONLY 12 NOON TO 4 KM. CHINESE MEDICINE ft HERB CO. 624 S. RiveraioarMedfertJ IT'S ALWAYS 170RHIUIIILE At 1230 on the Dial Because of variety in pnoGnAr.ir.iniG COUNTY AGENT COKE TIME TED MALONE RELAY QUIZ TRADING POST COFFEE TIME WHISPERING STREETS PERRY MASON Romance HELEN TRENT ARTHUR GODFREY OUR GAL SUNDAY AMOS AND ANDY NORA DRAKE SPIN AND WIN GUNSMOKE GARDEN GATE GANG BUSTERS MR.DIST. ATTY. BIG JON & SPARKIE CCVJC CBS and ABC 1 CTPiTAT, HTtEAftESl . ' ' gr UNLESS PR. SCHMIOTS A ! 1 CRACKPOT, WIS KIWAPWS L- K CATASTtOTOP ' xy h EVERYTHMf) WiTHlN OCR TOWST. ALSO, WEVE BEEN PROMISED THE FULL COQPERATtOH OFDEWEXICAM 60ERNMENT. 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