Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, July 14, 1955, Image 24

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Newspaper Page TextnOHT MTOFOHD (OSZOON) MAIL TRIBUNE Thursday, July 14. 19SS ias. MAP- 23 AN. X 54 AM. 21 MAY 21 v a 14 id MAY 22 JUNC22 4. 5,14.3d JUNC23 JULY 23 F4V334471 uo y5.AU& 23 1- 6-28-43 A48-73-75 AU& 24 sor.-a 5?J 9-18.27.3i 52-6648 -By CLAY R. PGLlAN- JK Your Doily ActivHy Guide K According o he Sfon. To develop messoge for Friday, read words corresponding to numbers of your Zodioc birth sign. - 1 Afternoon . 31 Other 2 Slop 32 On J A 33 Af 4 Fir 34 Good 9 Aspects 35 Your Is 36 Benefits 7 Your 37 Now 8 Moves 38 L 9 The 39 Through 10 Kmc. 40 Your 11 Your 41 Position 12 Could 42 Art 13 Repurotie) 43 And 14 For 44 Shoo 15 8rma 45 Tht 16 Cleor 46 People 17 Scondol 47 To 18 Outlook 48 Could . 19 Of 49 Leadership 20 Now 50 Moving 21 Is SI And 22 About 32 For 23 Trovel . 53 Nasty 24 You're 54 Inspiration 25 Bontfiool 55 Remarks 26 And 56 Partner 27 Is 57 Uptrend SOT. 23 OCT. 23 tU-VSO-SffTi 28 Unfavoroblt 58 Problems 29 Visiting 59 Toward 30 Don't 60 Uoset Good Advene 61 Under 62 You 63 Inereost 64 Tht 65 Some 66 Cooperative 67 Changes 68 Activities 69 Good 70 Income 71 Source 72 To 73 Bring 74 Today 75 Disruptions 76 Vibrations 77 Should 78 Loved 79 Bringing 80 And 81 Improve 82 Of 83 Ones 84 Money . 85 Mind 86 Now 87 Now 88 Frustrations 89 Results 90 Recognition 715 Neutral U-77-l-o6 OCT. 24 NOV. 23 SAOrfTAMS NOV. 23 DEC 22 K 0-16-19-31 G 16-58-80-88 VB-i DEC 23 JAN. 30 hi io -ii m r - 4 AOUAMUf JAN. 21 FEB.' 1 kO-62-74 mas FEB. 20 MAR 21 23.2ri..2, 161-69-76 & RADIO PROGRAMS-THURSDAY PftMtasM fitted Mew ere reeehred fraea tfc redie st-tieM east the Mel Trib rMfUmieilrry eatceet to eufce eeO chaeaaa es ere wiwliea kyjc - we e IMID 144t e KW1N - 140 He- 4 00 Chaa. CoWneTwood Current Sr. Choice Fulton Ltwi' 4- 13 Club 1230 Current At Choice t. Hemingway News 430 club 1230 G.O.C. Salute Here's the Answer 4:45 Frank Goes' Bnet Peterson Sam Hayes News 500 Ferris Reel ' Re (tonal News Sgt Preston of Yukon 515 Bill Stern 3 Star Extra Sgt. Preston of Yukon 5- 30 Amoa Sc Andy Lone Ranger . Bob Greene News 5:45 Amos 6c Andy; News' Dan'l Boone Bill Brundige Sports 6:00 City Hospital KlfXD Sports Daily Gabriel Heater 6:15 City Hospital - Report to the People Local News 6 30 Lowell Thomas News 2nd Chance Virgil Pintdey g:45 Platter Previews Second Chance Sam Hayes- 7 00 Tennessee Ernie Morgan Beatty News Official Detective 715 Tennessee Ernie One Man's Family Official Detective 7 JO Strange . Roy Rogers Evening Serenade 7:45 Saga Roy Rogers Cry Danger g 00 Portland vs. San DiegcDr. Six Gun Record Session 8- 15 Portland vs. San Diegt Dr. Six Gun Record Session 8:30 Portland vs. San DiegKeys To The Capitol Wheel of Fortune 8 43 Portland vs. San DiegcKeys To The Capitol Wheel of Fortune 9 00 Portland vs. San Diegt Fibber & Molly News 9:15 Portland vs. San Diego Shakespeare Festival Fulton Lewis Jr 9-30 Portland vs. San DiegtThe Loser KWIN Karavan :45 Portland Te. San DiegThe Loser KW1N Karavan 10:00 Music to Remember Richfield Reporter KWIN Karavan . 10:15 Music to Remember Organaires KWIN Karavan 10:30 Music to Remember Night Serenade KWIN Karavan 10:45 Burgle Music Box Night Serenade KWTN Karavan 1 1 oo Burgle Music Box News. Nightwatchrnan Sign Off 11:15 Sign Off Nightwatchrnan ' 11 JO Nightwatchrnan 11:45 Nightwatchrnan. News . 13:00 - . - Sign Off RADIO PROGRAMS-FRIDAY vssstsssr-"" ess usa sas t an Yawn Patrol KMED Presents Waaeup Mancn eiSZyiwi Patrol First News Wakeup Ranch 7 00 County Agent ' Johnnie Lee Wills Hemingway News 7;i5MAponsk- Weather & Local Beet Breakfast Gang; 7:30 Frank Goes' . News Commentary Breakfast Gang 7 45 Harry Babbitt' : Weather t 730 News Best Buys . "g 00 Tom MacLeod Sporta World News Roundup' Cliff Ingle News 5 V5Breakfast Club KMED Kashbox ec VisitSreene Isolrl. Watt Club , McBride Dr Peal-' Bib e Institute 8:45 Breakfast Club Quiz 6c Swap 8c Sell Bible Institute 8 00 Coke Time . Friendship Circle Town Topics 15 Chet Huntley V Friendship Circle Capitol Commentary Saoetaytauix " ' Strike It Rich Voice ot De iverance 9I5 Cote Glee: Whisp. Sts Strike -It Rich Vroce ot Deliverance 10.00 Whispering Streets Phrase that Pays Newspaper ot the Air 10 15 PerryMason Mid-Morning News . . Telo-Test 10:30 Nora Drake - Right To Happiness Ringo-Bingo 1C:45 Trading Post Stella Dallas Rineo-Bingo 11:00 Helen Trent" Ladies First Keeping Company . 11-15 Our Gal Sunday Ladies First Keeping Company 11:30 Mr. DistrictAttorney Fibber & Molly Queen ior a Day . 11:45 Mr. District Attorney Pauline Fredrick Queen f 01 a Day 12 00N Paul Harvey Lunchtime News 8c Wx Noontime News 12:15 Rogue Val. Reporters Lunchtime Markets Western Roundup Time 12 jo Sam Hayes ' Lunchtime Features Western Roundup time 125 Weather. Spin ac Win Mys. , Ac KMED Ksshbx. Western Roundup Time 1. -00 Spin & Win - Woman In My House Game of The Day 1:15 Spin & Win Lorenzo Jones Game of The Day 1:30 Arthur Godfrey Citizens View Schools'Game of The Day 1:45 Arthur Godfrey1 Claude Raines- Game of The Day 2:00 Arthur Godfrey -. Pepper Young Game of The Day 2-15 Arthur Godfrey Widder Brown Game of The Day 2:30 Strictly for theLadias Turn Back Clock Game of The Day 2:45 Arthur Godfrey Turn Back Clock Game of The Day l 00 Bulletin Board News & What's Doing Western Roundup Time 3:15 Concertime Claude Raines' Western Roundup Tim 3 :30 Contertime " Current 8c . Choice) Behind The Story 3:45 Concertime Current 8c Choice rello-fest ' ' '4 00 Chas. CoUingwood Current & Choice Fulton Lewia 4-15 Club 1230 Current 8c Choice Hemingway 430 Club 1230 KMED Presents Here's the Answer 4:45 Frank Goss Elmer Peterson Sam Hayes -5 00 The Ferris Heel' Regional Newi" Sgt. Preston of Yukon 5 15 Bill Stern 3 Star Extra Sgt. Preston of Yukon 3:30 Amos fc Andy Lone Ranger Bob Greene Newa 5:45 Amos Ac Andy.News Dan'l Boone Bill Brundige Sports 6:00 Godfrey Digest-- Sports Daily Gabriel Heatter -15 Music Box Concert On Potomac Local News 6 30 Lowell Thomas News 2nd Chance Virgil Pinkley 6:45 Platter Previews ' Second Chance Sjm Hayes 7:00 Sports Roundup Morgan Beatty News Counterspy 7:15 Tennessee Ernie One Man's Family Counterspy 7-30 Strange X-Minus One Record Session 745 Saga' X-Minus One Record Session 8:00 Portland vs. San Diego John L. Lewis City Editor . 8:15 Portland vs. San Diegc John L. Lewis . City Editor 8 30 Portland vs. San Diegc John L. Lewis Musical Caravan 8:45 Portland vs. San Diego John L. Lewis Musical Caravan 9:00 Portland vs. San DiesTibber & Molly News 915 Portland vs. San DiegJoseph C. Harsch ' Fulton Lewis Jr. 9 30 Portland vs. San DiegtPerfect For Dancing KWTN Karavan 9:45 Portland vs. San DiegcPeriect For Dancing KWIN Karavan 104)0 Music to Remember Richfield Reporter KWIN Karavan 10:15 Music to Remember Organaires KWTN Karavan 10:30 Music to Remember Night Serenade KWTN Karavan 10:43 Burgle Music Box Night Serenade KWIN Karavan 1 1 :00 Burgie Music Box - -News. Nightwatchrnan Sign Off 11:15 Sign Off . Nightwatchrnan 11:30 - Nightwatchrnan . 11:45 - -' - Nightwatrhman. News " 12 00 Sign Off ABC C6i 'NBC MBS B.BOY 73i KC (All pregrasss at aaraa sitae dally, anless ethsrwlse indicated) AM. 5:30 Sign on. en Music throughout day except for following programs 10- 10:15 KBOY Bargains; 11-13 (Sunday only) First Baptist service. PJL 12-13:15 KBOY ranch: 13U5 . 130 (Sunday only) KBOY ranca: f:4S Sign off. ' TV Programs - KBES (Channel 5) THCK5DAY 3:50 Devotions 4.-00 Feminine Fancies 4:30 Robert Q. Lewis 4:45 Val Rogue Camera ' 5)0 Uncle Bill Show 5:30 The Earth Shall Give Back 5:45 Barn Raising 6 00 Ore-Cal Panorama 7:00 The Best of Groucha 7:30 Outdoor Show 7:45 Baseball Hall of Fame 8:00 Guy Lombardo 8:30 Ford Theater 9:00 All Star Theater 9.30 Waterfront 104)0 Favorite Story 1030 News 16:35 Sign Off Life Solid Material From Outer Space Weighed Los Angeles (U.R) Here's a bit of 'important'' information you may be able to use some time on a quiz program. It's the answer to the question: "How many tons of solid material from outer space have been identified on earth?" Answer: Approximately 500 metric tons (a metric ton is 2,205 pounds). - The men who give this answer are Dr. Frederick C Leonard, professor -of astronomy, and Bernard J. Finnegan, graduate research meteoriticist, on the University of California campus her. FRIDAY 3 AO Devotions 4:00 Feminine Fancies 430 Val Rogue Camera 5:00 Aunt Polly 's Birthday Party . 5:30 Wild Bill Hickok 6:00 Sports Reel - 630 Hollywood Album 7:00 Pappy Coleman 7:15 Boston City of Yesterday 7:45 Talent Time 8:00 Life of Riley 830 4-Star Playhouse 9:00 Undercurrent 9:30 Lucky Sportstirne 10:00 Weather 10:05 Best Theater 11:05 News 11:10 Sign Off HttiTH pRoncnori BY HANGING iroirnaaiiffi Wevefj itst fly Cardiff Rati rirl AT antMIMMt Aisa 4kam aTseaetar. H. "- ra VI ellllrVJIII IIICQ UIW MIS and sanitary way. Comes with H Tact Attacrred-easv to hang. Ua Low in cost, only 5 for 25. OBuy a supply of AIROXOM FLY CATCHERS from your tracer. r4Trrorfnri-.tf not available, send SLOO for a box of 20 catchers, postage paid. (No COD. Please) AEOXON SALES COMPANY f lmltSL,Mm1mkkiH.r. Personal Health Service By WILLIAM BEADX, MJ. Headers' should address Inquiries to: Dr. William Brady 263 El Camino, Beverly Hills, Calif. Malnutrition Sneaks Up On You Before the Second World War a third of the population of the British Isles existed on diets con taining insufficient vitamin B. Probably nutrition was no bet ter here. After war began the British government required the millers to leave 85 per cent of the wheat in the flour. Aside from the mild restriction this placed on the criminal waste of food for the production of white flour, it re stored to consumers in Britain a good deal more of the vitamins end minerals removed from wheat in the refining process than we do in that snide product called "enriched flour. Many mild clinical cases of vitamin Bl deficiency have es caped notice because some doc tors (I quote this sentence from Bignell & Prescott's The Vita mins in Medicine) wait for the appearance of full-blown beri beri ... -. Until or unless you can work up a full-blown case of beri-beri the doctor can give yon "shots" of something or other to keep you from wondering what ails you. 1 It is against my Hippocratic principles to tell readers which symptoms indicate what disease or vice versa. But I believe it can do no harm and may do much .good to mention the com mon manifestations of vitamin B deficiency, which most Amer icans have because they get most of their calories from refined white flour and refined white sugar the namby-pambies. Fatigue. Dyspepsia. Palpita tion. Breathlessness. Slight swel ling around the ankles. Pain pro duced by squeezing the calf muscles. Pins and needles sen sations in hands, arms, feet or or legs. Distension of veins in neck and arms. Squatting on the heels is painful and perhaps you can't rise without using your hands. .Inability to concentrate, defective memory, nervous irri tability and anxiety. Diminished inclination to perform accust omed work. ' Today it is difficult even for the expert to select food which will supply the minimum daily requirement of Vitamin B that is the amount necessary to pre vent these manifestations of de ficiency from the bewildering array of pretty packages of ready-cooked, ready-to-serve, pas teurized, sugarized and maybe accepted yet by the AMA. . Various investigators have no ticed these psychological mani festations in human volunteers who ate only foods extremely poor in vitamin Bl. Intolerance to noise, inability to concentrate, inattention to de tails, nervous irritability, mem ory defects, anxiety, insomnia, diminished inclination to per form customary work. Being nutty, I readily imagine I have most of these manifesta tions myself, so you needn't wor ry if the description hits your case. Do as I do eat some extra vitamin B daily to supplement your refined namby-pamby Yan kee diet. QUESTIONS Jk ANSWERS "'' Calloused Husband My husband got rid of his calloused I T M r I. 07 feet which have caused him so much trouble and money spent on foot doc tors soon after he began using the treatment given in your booklet. (Mrs. H. W.) Answer Yahbut Where's be go ing to get new feet? Readers who wish to exchange old feet for new tend 25c and stamped, self-addressed en velope and ask for booklet CARS OF Painful Nocturnal Cramps Since taking cod liver oil (I have al ways drank one or two glasses of milk every day) I no longer have painful cramps in legs cr feet at night . . . (E. L.) Answer Usual cause of such cramps, whether in legs or feet, arms or hands, is tetany, due to insuffi cient calcium and vitamin D. Milk is best food source of calcium. Cod liver oil is richest natural source of vita min D. Send stamped, self-addressed envelope for pamphlet on TETANY. One or two glasses of milk daily is in sufficient for even a mature adult, only half enough for a growing child. Copyright. John T. Dille Co. , Dead line for Sunday Classified is at noon Saturday. Anglers Bemoan Disappearance of Vandering Island Clinton, Mass. (U.R) Fisher men are bemoaning the disap pearance of ancient Floating Is land at Clinton's Mossy Pond. ' Before Hurricanes Carol and Edna dashed it to pieces last year, the wandering little island offered topnotch angling. Hornpout fishermen in partic ular found the 50-by-30 foot is land a godsend. They would cut holes in it much like an ice fisherman would and drop their lines into the dark waters underneath. This was murder on the horn pout, who like their southern cousins, the catfish, are addfeted CROSSWORD PUZZLE An,w'r to ytry Yesterday was the open ing of "It's hot enough to fry an egg . on the side walk" season. Anyone caught putting fried eggs in parking meters will be severely dealt with. ' WALT'S TV & Radio Service Oldest Shop in So. Oregon 409 E. Main Phone 2-2269 Day or Night Service $50 (Medford and vicinity) Night Calls and Sundays Me Calls Frt eve. er all day Sat. JAM STEVE ; V. COCHRAN STERLING ' Starring in" TRIP AROUND THE BLOCK Boy meets girl, but, does boy . ; i. get girl? A light comedy of life in New York as seen by a would-be TV actress. KBES-TV 8:30 P.M. CHANNEL 5 . . ACROSS 1 Raadgear 4 Mountains of Europe I Command te eat IS Be mistaken It Transaction 14 Struggle 15 Confederate general 1 Adorned IS Dipper 20 Short jacket II Ventilatea 22 Sharpen, as rasor ft Nip 29 Story IS Period, of time JJ River in Siberia S4 The self J 5 Male deer W Goddess of healing 17 Speck SS Wan IS Kind of material 41 Heavenly body 43 Speed contest ' 46 Country of Asia ' 1 4t Walked unsteadily 53 Hostelry 54 Opera by Verdi 85 Boundary 86 Openwork fabric 87 Man's name 55 Spreada for drying 89 Command to horse - DOWN 1 Compartment . in prison JmACAW 1MHIDIAISI BE ReZi. . T 2 CRQprTeroKi c e a E. B I 2 B o 5 itIhIi InIsI iUaInIe sT 5" 7" 5 J" 7" . (T9mToTm """" i7 21 2Z 5" 21 25 26 ?7 2g 77 W 5 5 . - 15 Hk HI It T SO 151 5? " 5i "ZZ.ZZ.1ZZ. "-ZZ 3T 58 9? X Region Plundering 4 Viper . 6 Man's name 6 Rate 7 Opening Meager 9 Temporary bed 10 Imitate 11 Spread for drying 17 Flower 19 Hold on 99 Wlt 24 Delaying za apoicen 26 Male attendant. 27 South African Dutchman 28 Dolphinlike cetacean SO Time gone by 31 Parcels of land SS Reach across 27 Projecting ' tooth 40 Musical instrument 42 Rise and fall of ocean (pL) 44 Ancient ' Irishman 45 Great Lake 47 Arrow poison 48 Poker stake - 49 Sodium chloride 50 Bind 61 Fuss 82 Goal to darkness. Floating Island of fered them a perfect umbrella to shut out the sun. It was a feasting ground for many va rieties of fish that would nose about the base of the island for worms and insects that bad dug down too far. .. The Island varied in thickness from two to five feet. In the dry season, it would sit about two feet above water level. But when the rains came, it would grow heavy and drop about a foot. Its surface was covered with small trees and bushes on a base of earth and moss, and the walking was treacherous. The swampy bottom on a number of occasions had collapsed beneath careless sportsmen. ' Local records mention the is land as existing as far back as , 1876. But legend dates it as at least a century old. "For that matter," said one oldtimer, "it may have been there a cpuple hundred years." The island's location changed without any special pattern. It usually rested near the southern end of the pond. But an espe cially windy winter would find it , driven far to the northern corner. However, it often mean dered about with no justifiable) reason. Strange As It Seems bv Elsie, Hix , twees rfteifwr fJUPPlY FROM ft 1Wt1W)N V.tTH "N. n M UEKV1&HE& - - -, Xwll II 4P1N AROUND ST I Y COULP WHIRL FOR ft r ' tM 11 . 4Blks,A aalatJBTs I . . . lta THe$OLftRttLrNDftR 'V - ? PtSCOVCRED 5Y1H6 S f AMCltNT rS&YPTlftNft sn tag 'R$AGO,Wft$PrSfD V- ANPlHt R1SIN5 OF XS rtKORPEP EVENT . J' V A SlfeA S IKlHSHlStbRYOF. J 11 ABNER BUZ SAWYER BUZ SAWYEt TCuE C(D)TO(Q)Y K (0) U IB A ED Dj K Returns to ' With His Brand New Birthday Party uest Ilea iOtrGuDGBg Send your Birthday Song requests to the Cowboy Troubadour mm Your Mail Tribune Station FASTEN SAFETY BEITS! J , 1 M aTaaar- - e ijjj' BARNEY GOOGLE and SNUFFY SMITH IACNZY GOOGLE SNUFFY SMITH cmd : I ITHIS KER2 ROSS VFERSWE C''JSBJSZ JED6E I MAKE A LSiHi? ( Jrr jirPSffiJNS! MOTIOM VE POSTPONE A tx2&L W06 8 40 052, i fQtTZr- TH' SMIF- PRITCHART J - Kr--- lCVH0N0R 5 S TRIAL TILL THIS V fM 1KX JJjKnr I S INRJNNEL HOT ) ' r 2pF V))) ' " CS WEATHER jnSJpy Ft, yJ I , V BLONDil UON5a ew, .,1 MUTT and JEFF MUTT at I5 4, iwou Sr OH MV WlFE5CeU6HTf APEX X J BASHES Vi.GUrTtGTEMBUatS&M fx TfZ AT lGOSHJOfJ MAIN STREET IN MXI ( SOReTpROBABLV IMY MONEV SHES 1 LOOK AT- TMS DOVWPOJR'JGOlN' AMU TAKEN Nye. GOT WITH f -r-, jA