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Newspaper Page TextTWELVE MEDFORD (OREGON) MAIL TRIBUNE RADIO PROGRAMS-MONDAY Program! .ijted below are received from the radio stations and the Mail Tribune assumes no responsibility except to makt such changes as arc supplied Kji - i?3 kc 4 ni.c.as f..'.!l.nwood 4 ( iutt Vi?M 4 Ml L I. a, :x.,t, 4.-S.V franK Cf-is" 5 00 7 ho f-rr..5 Reel' 5 !H:ii fctf-rn- 5 :.'! A:r.os U A:i-iy .)." Arr.'rs v Anciv-Npws" " i,o.!r Keen" f. ii Mr ( -Edwards 6 .'U 1.'-ai.-iI lhorr.-5' 6 4". PiaTTfcr Pres. .e-As 7 00 Sports Round-JO " l-i Tcr.n?.-..pe Ernie KMM Current & Choice Ouicance to Grow Guidance To Grow Eimer Peterson Reeional News 3 Star Extra" Lone Ranger Dan I Eoor.e .Vorr-an Beatty One Man's Familv Goof res, TalentScouts" Medford Guard Time " 4 God! rrvT.iif ntScout 1 op Tunes & News B f 'i :i:S NewKca.'t" Telephone Hour K ' i'.!Tii at Vnf Summit Telephone Hour :f Vr;, e (.f F ir stone" Jane Pickens fc 4V Von-? of Firr.stone Jane. Pickens f- on Rurt-ie Mj.sic Eox" Fibber& "Molly ' 55 li iri-'ie Musjc Eox Festival Interview ! 'il Mu.-ic to Rr-meriiber Henrv J Tavlor Music to Remember 10 m Mu-ijc to Remember to M-jmc To Remember 10 i0 Mijsjc To ReTiemter in 45 :.!as!- To P.omcm.bcr 11 00 S;n Off RADIO PROGRAMS-TUESDAY r, Of) World News Rndup. 1") Ya-.vn Patrol 6 ,'iO Yav.n I'.itrol 41 Y.iv.n Patrol 7 00 Frank Govs 1" M.irvn Aironskv 7J" Tom M.-ifLcod Sports 7 . ilarrv Jiabnitt f 00 P.renkfnst Club 8 Breakfast Club" 8 30 Ilrray.fast Club 9. 45 -KreaklaM Club "0 00 Coke Time ft !.- Hon f. .r.-ed H ;:0 Relav Quiz 9 45 Cote Glee. Whis. Sts 10 on Whispering Streets 10 15 Perrv Mason 10 DO Nora Drake- 10:43 Trading Post 1 1 00 Helen Trent 1 1 15 Our Gal Sunday 1 1 :n Record Rack 1 1 45 Record liack KMED Korral KMED Korral Forward March First News Johnny Lee Wills Weather & Local Beat News Commentary Weather & 7:50 News Phrase That Pays Mid-Morning News Rirht to Happiness Stclla DaliasJ Ladies First Ladies First Fibber and Molly Pauline Frederick Lunchtime News & W'x. Lunchtime Markets Lunchtime Features Mystery & Kashbox 12 OON Paul Harvey 12 15 Roue Val Reporters 12.30 Sain Haves U 45 Weather: Spin & Win 1 00 Spin fit Win 1 15 Spin Win 1 r:n Arthur GodfreV 1 45 Arthur Godfrey "2 00 Arthur GodireV 2 15 Arthur GodfreV 2 ::o Arthur Godfrey 2 45 Arthur Godfrey 3 00 Bulletin Board 3 1 5Conccrtime 3 30 t'oncerTune 3.4.5 -Concertinie 4 no Edsvard R. Hurrosv" 4: IS Guest Star 4 30 You Never Know 4:45 Frank Cess" Woman in My House Lorenzo Jones Wonderful City Wonderful Citv Woman in My House Widder Brown Turn Back the Clock JTnBackt hemlock News & What's Doing Claude Rains Current & Choice Current & Choice Current & Choice Current & Choice KMED Presents Elmer Peterson Regional News 3 Star Extra Lone Ranger Dan I Boone 500 The Ferris Reel' 5 15 Bill Stern S 30 Amos & Andy 5 45 Amos & Andy: News fi:00 Suspense" 6 15 Suspense & Monitor Sports Daily Carnival of Books 6.30 Lowell Thomas" fi:45 Wayne Morse Program Second Chance 7:00 Safety Pavs Morgan Beattv News 7:15 Safety Pays One Man s Family 7 30 Strange- People Are Funnv 7 45 Saga- People Are Funny 8:00 Portland vs Sacramento Dragnet 815 Port land vs Sacramento Dragnet 8:30 Portalnd vs Sacramento Proudly Ve Hail 8 :45 Portland vs Sacramento Proudly n-no-n 15- - Portalnd vs Sacramento Fibber & -Portland vs Sacramento Festival ! 30 Portalnd vs Sacramento Men Behind Melody :4.- Portland vs Sacramento Men Behind Melody 10 no Music to Remember Richfield Reporter 10 15 Music to Remember Crganaires 10 30 Music to Remember Night Serenade 10 45 P.urgie Music Box" Night Serenade 1 1 no Fsurqie Music Box" 1 1 15 Sikh Off 1 I 30 1 I -15 12 00 ABC CBS JsJBC Keen 730 KC (All program-: at same time daily, unless otherwise Indicated) A M 5:30. Sien on. Music throughout dav except for following programs: 10-10:15 KKOY Bargains. "1-12 (Sunday onlvi First Baptist service PM 12.12:15 KBOY ranch: 12:15 - 12:30 (Sunday onlyi KBOY ranch: 7 45 Sicn off. TV Programs - KBES (Channel 5) Monday 3 50 Devotions 4 00 Feminine Fancies 4 30 Val Roeue Camera 5 00 I ricle Bill Show 5.30 Western Theater 30 Garden. Home & Farm ft 45 TV Oucstion ox 7 on Burns and Allen 7 30 Modes in Maple and Fashion 7.45 Ames Bros 8 on Those Whiting Girls 8 30 Ethel and Albert 9 00 Badce 714 o 30 Secret File U.S.A 10:00 Weather 10:05 Best Theater 1 1 05 News 11 10 Sign off As We Live Marriage To Bully Holds Unhappiness When a girl sees for herself what is in store for her if she pursues a certain course of ac tion, it's time for her to de cide whether she is on the right track. (Q) "I am 18 years old and have been going steady with a certain boy for 3 years. Dr. Hs-rlock met him he When I first was wonderful to me in every way. But late ly he has had violent temper outbursts in which he slaps and knocks me around. At other times he can be gentle as can be. In spite of this Troubled with GETTING UP NIGHTS Pains in BACK, HIPS, LEGS Tiredness, LOSS OF VIGOR If you are a victim of these svrnp totns then your troubles may be traced to Glandular Inflammation. Glandular Inflammation is a con stitutional disease and medicines that give temporary relief will not remove the causes of your troubles. Neglect of Glandular Inflamma tion often leads to premature senility, and incurable malignancy. The past year men from 1.000 communities have been successfully treated here at the Excelsior In stitute. They have found soothing relief and a new zest in life. The Excelsior Institute, devoted to the treatment of diseases peculiar to older men bv NON-SI RGICAI. Methods, has a New FREE BOOK that tells how these troubles may be corrected by proven Non Surgiral treatments. This book may prove of utmost importance in your life. Ko obligation. Address Excelsior Institute. Deo1. 71 II, fj-celsior Springs, Missouri .j ... L V , t Nit 1440 ke KW1N 1400 kc Fulton Lewis Hemingway Newi Here's the Answ er Sam Haye5 Sgt. Preston of Yukon Sex Preston of Yukon Bob Greene News Bill Brundige Sports Gabriel Heater Local Ness-s ' Virgil PinkJey KMED Snorts Dai!v Wa-shiniiton Report Nt-Ai Ac Second Chance' -Second Chance sam Hays' -ToDSecreFFiies Top Secret Files Peponers' Roundup Reporters' Roundup Broadway Cop Broadway Cop Pop the Question Pop-the Question News" Fulton Lewis Jr. KWIN Kara van KWIN Karavan KWIN Karavan KWIN Karavan KWIN Karavan KWIN Karavan Concert on Potomac Richfield Reporter H lywood Bowl Concert H lywood Bowl Concert H iywood Bowl Concert News & Niehtwatchman Sign Off Niehtwatchman Niehtwatchman Nichtwatchman & News Sicn Off Wakeup Ranch Wakeup Ranch v.'ake L'p Ranch Wake Up Ranch Hemingway News Breakfast Gang Breakfast Gang Best Buys V.'rld. News Rndup- Ciiff Ingle News KMED Kashbox .- Visit Bob Greene News MrBride Sc Dr Peale Haven of Rest Quiz & Swap & Sell Haven of Reft Friendship Circle Town Topics Friendship Circle Capitol Commentary Strike It Rich- Voice of Deliverance Strike It Rich Voice of Deliverance Newspaper of the Air Tello Test Ringo-Bingo Ringo-Bingo Florida Calling Florida Calling Queen for Day Queen for Day Noontime News Western Roundup Time Western Roundup Time Western Roundup Time Game of trie Day" Game of the Day Game of the Day Game of the Day Game of the Day Game of the Day Game of the Day" Game of the Day Western Roundup Time Western Roundup Time Behind the Story" Tello-Test Fulton Lewis Jr Hemingway News Here s the Answer Sam Hayes Sgt. Preston of Yukon Sgt. Preston of Yukon Bob Greene News Bill Brundige Sports Gabriel Heater Local News Virgil Pinkley Sam Hays ""Treasury Agent Treasury Agent I Ask You I Ask You News-Second Chance John Steele- John Steele Evening Serenade Evening Serenade We Hail MoIIv News Fulton Lewis Jr. KWIN Karavan KWIN Karavan Interview KWIN Karavan KWIN Karavan KWIN Karavan KWIN Karavan News Sc Nightwatchman Sign Off Nightwatchman Niehtwatchman News & Nightwatchman "Sign Of MBS Tuesday 3 :50 Devotions 4:00 Feminine Fancies 4:30 Val Rogue Camera 5 00 Uncle Bill Show 5:30 Armchair Theater ti:30 Disneyland 7.30 Medical Historv 7:35 Hollvwood Album 8:00 Place the Face 8:30 Dance Time 8 45 Rep. H. Ellsworth n-00 S64.000 Question 9:30 Mr and Mrs. North 10:00 In the Mood 10-15 News 10:20 Sign Off By ELIZABETH HURLOCK, PH.D. slapping, I love him. In public and with my family he is nic to me, but when we are alone he gets angry and is terrible, rible. "His mother doesn't believe he has a temper. If we quarrel she blames me. and his folks think I am the boss. People think we get along so well. I know two people can't al ways get along well, but I don't think it is right for a man to beat his girlfriend or wife. I think he figures that if I let him hit me once and still went out with him, he could do it again and again. Do you think I should break off with him? Or do you think a separation would make him realize how I feel?" (A) You might try a separa tion, but if I were you I wouldn't be too hopeful that it would do the trick. In the long run you would be better off if you broke off with him and found someone else who would treat you as a man should treat a girl. This young man is a bully at heart, even if he does have a better side. Once he gets what he wants and he felt he had that when you were willing to go out with him after he slapped you he will continue to bully you. Should you be foolish ! enough to marry him. you can look forward to more" of the same treatment. Even worse, the chances are that he would treat any children you had as he has treated you. Do you want this sort of mar riage, and would you feel vou were being fair to bring chil dren into the world, knowing what was in store for them? (Copyright 1955, General Features Corp.) About one-half of the earth's land is not habitable. ' Monday. July 25. 1955 Personal Health By WILLIAM BRADY. Readers should address inquiries to: Dr. William Brad? 263 EI Camino. Beverly Kiils. Calif. WHO SOLD YOU THAT PHONY ARTHRITIS? A Virginia correspondent tells me in 2,000 words that I'm a little mixed up about Aunt Pol ly and Uncle Pete saying they have found medicine that con quers arthritis. It is John Doe, M. D. and Robert Roe, M. D., who tell the world that first this wonder drug and later that one (cortisone, ACTH, etc.) will do the trick. (What I said was that t h e trick specialists and "clinic" racketeers tell Aunt Polly and Uncle Pete that the new rem edy gives great "promise" and Polly and Pete see that the story gets on the front page). The Virginia correspondent then consoles me by saying "I am 100 per cent with you when you say diet has considerable to do with arthritis." Not with me. Mister. I have never said anything of the sort. Evidently you have confused some other's stuff with mine. The only cause of arthritis, so far as I can learn, is infection, and a doctor who diagnoses ar thritis and prescribes or. admin isters treatment as though the trouble were a specific disease amenable to a specific remedy is just stringing the Datient along. If the doctor believes there is chronic inflammation of joint tissues (arthr-itis), the least he can do is try to deter mine what causes the inflamma tion whether it is streptoc occus, stphylococcus, tubercle ba cillus, Treponema pallidum, gonococcus. Brucella pneumoc - occus. The Virginia correspondent, having gone through the best advertised "clinic," lost his teeth and his tonsils, feels qualified to instruct an ordinary doctor in pathology and therapeutics. Like many other Yankee Wise acres who condescend to read this column occasionally, this one is so eager to teach me the facts of life that he can't quite grasp the distinction I make between the real arthritis and the rheu matiz. Real arthritis is joint in flammation, as already explain ed. It accounts for not more than Ships Head for Arctic Wild DEW Line Troops Halifax, N. S. (U.R) Two United States warships headed today up the coast of Labrador to a secrecy-shrouded destina tion in the Canadian Arctic. The attack cargo ship Thuban and the landing ship 880 left Halifax during the week end after taking on" supplies and equipment for the distant early warning (DEW) radar line in the far north. They also car ried troops who wili guard the DEW line. The ships are part of a great armada of 117 United States Navy ships which will move into Arctic waters this summer to take supplies, equipment and men into the DEW line now un der construction. Many of the ships will be guided to their destinations by the Halifax based Canadian Arctic patrol vessel Labrador. -w WALT'S TV & Radio Service 0'd Shop in So. Oregon 09 E. Main Phone 2-2269 Day or Night Service $-50 (Medford and vicinity) ' Night Calls and Sundays No Calls Fr live or all day Sat IT'S ALWAYS WORTHWHILE At 1230 on the Dial Because of Complete Sports Coverage MacLEOD SP0RTSGAST BILL STERN SPORTS STEVENS SCOREBOARD BLUE RIBBON FIGHTS GILLETTE RAGES GBS SPORTS ROUNDUP BEAVER BASEBALL THE WINNING CORNER CCYJC CBS and ABC Service M.D. 4 s -A I 5 per cent (one in 20) of the cases . of chronic joint disability. Per-i ihaps 10 or 15 per cent of the ; cases of joint disability of long ; duration are traumatic the i consequence of strain or iniurv: and in m-nv nf fhc t.,,, joint disabilities, orthopedic sur - orthopedic sur gery will restore nearly if not quite normal functions. I In the great majority of cases of joint disability of long dura tion (over a year) there is no inflammation at all, no itis. of any kind, but just physical de generation of the joint tissues, and this is what I (propose to) call rhcumatiz RHEUMATIZ, that is, not "rheumatism." Rheumatiz is physical degen eration of joint tissues. The joint or joints with this disability ! are neither inflamed nor infect- ed. Physical degeneration is due i tO Illltril ional riof ir-inni-v thrnnoh . . - " . i the vpar ! j In the pamphlet Calcium and i Rheumatiz. for which send stamped, self-addressed envel ope, i ten now to prevent, re tard, arrest or even reverse de generation of cells and tissues in the joints. QIKSTIONS & ANSWERS ExresMve Sweatinff Please cive the recipe for the mix ture to check prespiration so we can have it filled at the druestore to take with us . . . having used it in the past with sreat satisfaction. 1C.R.1 Answer Most convenient to carrv some aluminum chloride powder in tightly stoppered bottle lit absorbs moisture if not kept in airtight con. tainori and dissolve half an ounce (level tablespoonfuli of it in three fluidounces 16 tablespoonfulsi of dis tilled water isuch as that used for i i 1 1 insr hatteriesi or rain or snow wa- 1 Mop or spoiiRe the solution on mi- sum ana aiiow it to drv before dressinc. One such application dailv for two or three davs will control the trouble for a week or more. How's Your Insulin Working? Have had diabetes for at least three years. Why am I alwavs hungrv? Two diabetic friends of the same age I44i control by diet alone. They sav hung er doesn't bother them much, but they both take vitamin B 50 mg. tablet's daily. They also say this helps their nerves. Should I lake 'em too? i D.M.i Answer Anyway it could do no harm. Send 25c and stamped, self addressed envelope for Little Lesson 23. TRAINING FOR DIABETES. We are saving our money like mad to make a trip up the Congo in a dugout canoe to observe a tribe of natives who exist on a most peculiar diet. Ping pong balls and cream three meals a day. Flash Flood Blocks California Highways Bishop, Calif. (U.R U.S. Highway 395 and State Route 120 below Tioga Pass were blocked off Saturday as a tor rent of debris-filled water poured into Mono lake for the second time in 24 hours. Mono county deputies report ed a second cloudburst drenched the mountains Friday night and within an hour a flash flood I bolted across the two highways blocking them with mud and , boulders. -ve cars parKeci in a Five cars parked in a Lake- 1 side tourist camp were reported sw7epi into uie iaH.e. CROSSWORD PUZZLE A,,swer to Saturday Pu ACROSS 1 Thinfrs don f Linger ! Boil on ay 13 Weaving devise 15 Opera by Verdi 14 Garden implement 1$ Printer's measure 16 YounR boys 18 Conjunction v 20 Compass point c; Pinochle terra 14 Dressed animal skins 27 Mark left by wound 15 Prophet .tl Waper s: Wearfes 54 Projecting tooth ? River in Italy 37 Remained at ease 33 Barber 41 Indefinite article 4i Mix 44 Extra 45 Frozen liquid 47 Sow 49 Poses for portrait 50 Book 52 Winter vehicle 54 Xepative 5." Shallow vessel 57 Landed 59 Preposition fil Kxist 6" Small particle 65 Monster 67 Yellow orher S Playinc card 69 Food program DOWN 1 T-teverape 2 Sense of the moral goodness of one's own conduct - i -t 5 o 17 U I I.) U ,," q zw LHI11 IF l W V i8 777 59 -m Lit ;-- zy. I I . I t-L-. - -t o5 oo MT. 1 IM. I rMurr nrit. jlr. lar. LI ABNER BUZ SAWYER BARNEY GOOGLE and SNUFFY BLON0IE MUH and JEFF TW PERFECT XE ( AT U5T! A KMO) 0M f0lR FEET, Vvr ClA'M TO BRING THAT MAYOR BARlOW,U(j:H0pNl5T WHO'S COIN' TO PAY ) QTY COUNCIL TH1 COURT COST OF I undeRBUSS fglSsJ- THESE CARS ARE Ml -g-W . --fll JT WZZ$a M3HTy WANoy when ) LcT5 1 rCr -JPJJil VtoURE IN A HURRY J?S 60 I TT.Wffi ' Deputies said more than 300 persons in the vacation area were without fresh water be cause the freak summer storms polluted the water supply with mud. Trucks were hauling in water, they said. Eight unoccupied cabins and a gas station at Tioga lodge on the shore of Mono lake were washed out Thursday by the first cloudburst when a wall of water bolted down the mountains. At one point near Puerto Rico the Atlantic ocean is 44.000 feet deep. it Preposition 4 Danish territorial division 5 Walks in water $ Passages 7 iVprinoid fish 8 Sunburn S Bush 1(1 Toward 31 Old pronoun 17 Part of "to be' 1 9 Preposition 21 Organs of hparing 23 I Airs 25 List of rhparsed plays 26 Retail establishments 27 P.odv of water 2S Snaks :lt "heera Places i.-! Openings SS 7-:xpires 40 Unrewarded 43 Tell 4fi Dismiss 4S Procrastina tion 51 Symbol for tantalum R.t Roman gods 5( Insect ecg ,ss Pushy clump 60 Openwork fabric 61 Conjunction 62 Japanese measure 61 Conjunction 66 U. S. soldier (colloq.) SMITH ciliaii ivi IgIaIoIlIsI H E wJsnpfE Mil T He ;t" AE iHAjTlR DBfoTDjA EiBJlslP uWsJHtIi efe SVjSTE WiSnPIAIListE mi nsiL Alrlsniiv FiN UI BE a. kHl M o Njs laiAITIe-iPl lElAlslEiDn -?3 t 33 WHY AST THEM ? Y SHUX'TLL JEST THEY AIN'T SOT A. UP AN' PGRP0SE "-- M0NEm(-7 S0ME S0RT Fl 7 iuTTFO !,TPHJUT TFT NOW I KNOW JUlf ' (BUTTER, PLEASE ) -f f HE STILL LOVES MEi -V" ' r- -- y i il ( HE SPOKE TOME -r-7 Portland Loses Bid For Jaycee Convention Portland, Ore. OJ.R) Dan Grimshaw, Portland Junior Chamber of Commerce presi dent, said Saturday that Port- 1 land lost its bid for the 1957 National Jaycee convention by what he called "the closest bal loting in the organization's his tory.'' Milwaukie, Wis., was picked by the board, meeting in Tulsa, Okla., as the 1957 convention site. Final vote was 107 to 91. Grimshaw expressed apprecia tion on behalf of Portland and Oregon Junior Chambers for the support received from the city and state. Strange As It p4 BARNEY TCCM WH'.CH iJ r & 0 V7 Av V 7 Vtv p. 7K vyiV4i se . . LOOK .'7 BUY IT.' W -'SM-'-SBBBBSBMt.C.:'--- .TV ifSllli SWIM PAYS OFF t-fucago (U.R) Police disg-jis. ed themselves as swimmers to capture three men involved in an extortion plot here. The three were seized at a Lake Michigan beach when they kept a rendez vous with the intended victim, the part owner of a clothing store chain. Use Mail Tribune Want Ads Do FALSE TEETH Reck, Slide or Slip? FASTEETH. an improved powder to be sprinkled on upper or lower plates, holds false teeth more firmly in place. Do not slide, slip or rock. No gummy, jjooov. pasty taste or feeling. FAS TEETH Is alkaline non-acid). Does not sour. Checks "plate odor" (den ture breath). Get FASTEETH at any drug counter. Seems Hlx '?, Ckio, CONSECUTIVE. OftMcS Or Tr.. . CLEVELAND INDIANS! ABNEt BUZ SAWYER AiCfiMWUllP. TUC PCVfTAff-al GOOGLE and SNUFFY SMITH UONDIi MUTT an lEFf But--?. V OH, NO. I DIDKTTjy- ) SO' - THAT'S THE MOST r FORGOTjMMPQRTANT tWTjTj SCHMIDT PLANE EITHER 1 I IMPORTANCE Jr t$ STILL JN I JE0RAW-C HAH THEN TH' ( HOW ON AIRTH GOSSIP TALK IS TRUE .) DID YE YE AINT GUESS? RUNNIN' FER ) JVT-r t