Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, August 02, 1955, Image 22

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Newspaper Page Textt SIX MEDFORD (OREGON) R A Df O PROGRAMS-TUESDAY Programs liitad below ar raccivad Tnbuno mumei no responsibility except to mako such changes as ara supplied KYJC 123 ke KMED 4:00 Chas. Collinffwood Current & Choice Current & Choice KMED Presents Elmer Peterson 4:15 Guest Star 4:30 Club 1230 w 4:45 Frajik Gross 3:00 TheTr"errU Reel 5:15 Bill Stern Regional News 3 Star Extra Lone Ranger Dan 1. Boone; Col. Coon 3:30 Amos & Andy :45 Amos at Andy; Mwi" 4:00 Suspense 8:15 Suspense Monitor 6:30 Lowell Thomas 6:43 Wayne Morse Speech Fisher Fisher News Second 7:00 Safetv Pays 7:15 Safety Pays 7:30 Strange 7 :4 5 Saga Morgan Beatty News One Man's Family People are Funny People are Funny 8 00 Portland vs SacramentoDragnet 8:15 Portland vs SacramentoDragnet 8:30 Portland vs Sacramento Proudly We Hail 8 :5VorXlantivB Sacramento Proudly We Hail 8:00 Portland vs Sacramento Fibber & Holly S isPortland vs Sacramento Heart Of News 9:30 Portland va Sacramento Men Behind Melody 9:45 Portland vs Sacramento Men Behind Melody 10:00 Music to Remember Richfield Reporter 1015 Music to Remember Organaires 10 30 Music to Remember Night Serenade 10:43 Burgie Music Box Night Serenade 1 1:00 Burgie Music Box (j!:15 Sign Oft li:30 ll:' 12:00 Sign Off RADIO PROGRAMS-WEDNESDAY '6:00 World News Rndup." KMED Korral KMED Korral KMED Present First News 6:15 Yawn patrol 6:30 Yawn Patrol n6:43 Yawn Patrol 7 00 Frank Goss Johnnie 7:15 Martin Agronsky Weather 7:30 Tom MacLeod SportsNews Commentary 7:45 Harry Babbitt Weather OO Breakfast Club 8:1. Breakfast Club 8:3i-Breakfast Club 5Beakf astClub. Friendship a:l cnei nunuey 9:30 Relay Quiz 9:45 Cote Glee Club Friendship Circle Strike It Rich Strike It n hn Uhi:norin0 Strpt-S Phrp in 0:15 Howard Miller Show Mid-Morning News Right To Happiness Stella Dallas" ;30 Nora Urake" 46 Trading Post tj :15 Our Gal Sunday 1:30 Record Rack 1:00 Helen Trent" , Ladies Ladies TTihhor xi. -ia Kecora iwck" Pauline t u : -nn Paul Harvpv IjUIltlHUIIc Lunchtime Lunchtime Mystery & 12.15 Rogue Val. Reporter 12:30 Sam Hayes 12:45 Weatner: apinoe w hi 00 pin & Win Woman In My House Lorenzo Jones Wonderful City Wonderful City T:15 Spin & Win 1:30 Arthur Godfrey ,1:45 Artnur Goairey- r3kOO Arthur Godfrey S:15 Arthur Godfrey Peooer Widder Brown Turn Back Clock 2:30 strictly ror me uiuiei :45 Arthur Godfrey" Turn Back 'Slob Bulletin Board News & 3:15 Concertlme 3 :30 Concertime 3 :45 Concertime "a0Q Chas. Collingwood tS-Clubl230 A 1( .fluh 12.10 Claude Hains Current & Choice Current Current & Choice Current & Choice KMED Presents Elmer Peterson - 4 45 Frank Goss 5:00 The Ferris Reel 3:15 Bill Stern 3:30 Amos & Andy Reeional 3 Star Extra Lone Ranger 1 5:45 Amos iSc Anoy .news Ranger & 3:00 F.B.I. In Peace. War 6:15 F.B.I.; Doug Edwards ef)30 Lowel Thomas -.6:45 Platter neviews Second 0f-The Winning Corner ! Rin nihhon Bouts Morgan Beatty News One Man's Family Conversation S) tnRin Rihhon Bouts J :45 Blue Ribbon Bouts- Conversation 8:00 Portland vs Sacramento Groucho 8:13 Portland v&acramenioiruucno iviarx- . , S. . . 8 30 Portland vs Sacramento Truth or Consequences Family Theatre 8:45-Portland vs Sacramento Truth or Consequences Family Theatre w9 oo Portland vs Sacramento Fibber & Molly News (9)15 Portland vs Sacramento Heart of News- Fulton Lewis Jr. 30-Portland vs Sacramento College Quiz Bowl Jack s Private Line 9 :43Portland vs Sacramento College Quiz Bowl Jack s Private Line lo 00 Music to Remember Richfield Reporter KWIN Karavan 10 -Music to Remember Organaires q KWIN Karavan 10 -30 Music to Remember Night Serenade KWIN Karavan (Sh lXZnSroi Music Box NiRht Serenade KWIN Karavan 1 1 no RiTreie Music Box News Nightwatchman 1115 StenOff Nightwatchman fl .oo 8- Nightwatchman J 145 Nightwatchman & Newa 12:0tMi Sign Off ABC CBS NBC KBOY (All programs at same time dally, unless otherwise Indicated) A jj 5-30 Sign on Music throughout day except for following programs: 10-10 -15 'KBOY Bargains; 11-12 (Sunday only) First Baptist service PM. 12.12:15 KBOY ranch: 12:15 - 12:30 (Sunday only) KBOY ranch: T:43 Sign Off. . ' TV Programs - TUESDAY ' 3:50 Devotions 4:00 Feminine Fancies 4:30 Val Rogue Camera 5:00 Uncle Bill Show 5:30 Armchair Adventure 6 :30 Disneyland 7:30 Medical History 7:33 Hollywood Album 8:00 Place the Face 8:30 Big Picture 9:00 $(tt.000 Question 9:30 Mr. and Mrs. North 10:00 In the Mood 10:13 News 10:20 Sign off 10:05 IJIews As We Live Would Adopt Child; Mother-In-Law Objects Most children are welcomed into the world by their parents, arandparents, and all members of the families on both sides. This is as it should be. It isnot fair to a child to bring hirri into a hostile situation. (Q) "I have been married for eight years and have had no chil dren. I have been to several doc tors but this has not helped. My parents know how an xious I am to have a family and they sug gested that I adopt a child. Then, if I still have none of Dr. Herlock my own, I eJld adopt one or two more, as I have always felt that I want ed a family of three children. "My husband says he will go along with me if that is what I want, abut I can see that he is being influenced by his mother. She is strongly apposed to adopt ing children. She claims that if Happy Is The Day When Backache Goes Away Nagfdng backache, headache, or muscular aches and pains may comeon with overexer tion. emrtQonal upsets or day to day stress and strain. Aald folks who eat and drink unwisely aometimes suffer mild bladder irritation ...with that restless, uncomfortable feeling. If you are miserable and worn out because oT these discomforts, Doan's Pills often help by their pain relieving action, by their sooth ing effect to ease bladder irritation, and by theirmild diuretic action through the kidneys tending to increase the output of the 15 miles of kidney tubes. So if nagging backache makes you feel. draxged-ouL. miserable, with restless, sleep less nights, don't wait, try Doan's Pills, get the same happy relief millions have enjoyed for over 60 years. Ask for new, larjre. economy size and save money. Get Doan's fills todav I yr MAIL TRIBUNE from rht radio stations and tha Mail 1440 ke KWLN 1400 kc Fulton lwis Jr. Hemingway News Here's The Answer Sam Hayes Sgt. Preston of Yukon Sgt. Preston of Yukon Bob Greene News Bill Brundige Sports Awards Show Awards Show Second Chanca Chance" Gabriel Heatei Local News Virgil Pinkley -Sam Hays- Treasury Agent Treasury Agent Enchanted Hour Enchanted Hour John Steele John Steele I Ask You I Ask You Fulton Lewis Jr. News Jack's Private Lina Jack's Private Line KWIN Kara van KWIN Karavan KWIN Karavan KWIN Karavan News & Nightwatchman Sign Off Nightwatchman Nightwatchman Nightwatchman & News Wakeup Ranch Wakeup Ranch Wakeup Ranch Wakeup Ranch Hemingway News . Breakfast Gang Breakfast Gang Lee Wills & Local Beat & 7:50 News Best Buys World News Roundup Cliff Ingle News KMED Kashbox & Visit Green, News McBride & Dr. Peale Bible Institute Quiz & Swap & .Sell Bible Institute Circle Town Topics Capitol Commentary -Taflr Privatp I.lne Rich Jack s Private Line that Pavs Newspaper of the Air Telo-Test Rir.go-Bingo Ringo-Bingo First First Hr Mnllv Keeping Company Keeping Company Queen for a Day" Frederick Queen f or a ua y- fv'...-U P. TIT V " ti-. ntime Npnrfl licn w i i.ww.-w Markets Western Roundup Time Features Western Roundup Time Kashbox Western Roundup Time Game of the Day Game of the Day Game of the Day Game of the DayJ Younc Game of the Day Game of the Day Game of the Day Clock Game of the Day What's Doing Western Roundup Time Western Roundup Time Behind The Story Tcllo Test 8c Choice Fulton Lewis Jr. Hemingway News Here's The Answer Sam Hays News' Newi cat Proctnn nf Yukon Sgt. Preston of Yukon Bob Greene News Bill Brundige Sports News KMED Sports Daily Gabriel Heater Governor's Report Local News News Second Chance Virgil Pinkley Chance - aam najra True Detective Myst'es True Detective Myst es Record Session Record Session Marx Sentenced Sign Off MBS 730 KC KBES (Channel 5) WEDJNESUAl 3 :5 0 Devotions 4:00 Feminine Fancies 4:30 Val Rogue Camera 5:00 Uncle Bill Show 5:30 Industry on Parade 5:45 Hollywood Album 6:00 U. S. Steel Hour 7. CO Hopalong Cassidy 7:30 Our Heritage 8:00 Man Behind The Badge 8:30 Conrad Nalel Theater 9:00 Watch Your County Grow 9:15 General Sportstime 9:30 Science Fiction 10:00 Weather 10:05 News 10:10 Sign Off By ELIZABETH HURLOCK, PH.D. God wanted us to have a child. He would send us one. Her argu ment is that God does not feel that we would make good par ents and that adopting a child would go against God's wishes. She has even said that if we adopt a child, she will never recognize it as a member of the family. Don't you think she will change her mind, if we do adopt a baby? How could anyone fail to love a helpless little baby, regardless of his family back ground and the fact that we are not his real parents?" (A) I am afraid you are some thing of an idealist and fail to realize how strong prejudice can be. Because you have no preju dice Against adoptionyou see an adopted baby merely as a lovable creature. However, your mother-in-law sees an adopted baby iiot as a lovable creature but as one on whom there is a strong stigma. This would influence strongly her treatment of the" baby, notj only while he was an infant but perhaps even more so as he grew older and began to be trouble some, as all little children are at some time or other. If your mother-in-law were the only person in the family who felt this way, you might take the adoption. But you already Bothered With Poison Oak? TRY B&H POISON OAK LOTION Nature's Own Antidote AT YOUR DRUGGIST Tuesday, August 2. 1955 Personal Health By WILLIAM BRADY, Readers should address inquiries to: Dr. William Brady 263 El Camino, Beverly Hills, Calif. THE CASE OF THE TWO GERANIUMS Ohio reader sought a solution of this problem last winter. She had two- geraniums in a sunny bay window in the bedroom. But her husband Ben Told it wasnot healthful to have plants in a room where people sleep. Could I enlighten them? Well, I used to think I could. Yeah. I used to talk about ra bies, refined white flour, cheat food, "cold" cures and brushing the teeth, but frankly, I've said about all I can say on those sub jects, and I do want to hang on here as long as I can to teach you poor souls how to keep well. Time and again I have said that growing plants in any room of an artificially heated house are healthful for the occupants. Not because the plants use up carbon dioxide and give off oxy gen, which, my dollar-a-year bot any man tells me they do, but because they give from their leaves moisture and from the porous pots considerable more moisture evaporates into the .air of the room or house, the air which is generally excessively dried out by heating, no matter what type of heating is used. Then came a kind of challenge from a biology class in a school (a junior high school, I believe) citing two or three textbooks au thors who state that plants un der the influence of sunlight use up carbon dioxide and give off oxygen, but at night plants do use up some oxygen and give off some carbon dioxide. Now the biology class wonders how I'm going t talk my way out of the predicament. Far be it frojai me to contra dict an authority who states that plants do use some oxygen and excrete some carbon dioxide day andor night. I merely say that the amount of oxygen or carbon dioxide in volved is insignificant, much less than a tiny animal uses or- gives off in any case. So the question of the healthfulness of the air of a room where plants grow comes back to the value of the water vapor they add ta-the air. Indeed, the proportion of oxy gen or carbon dioxide in the air of a bedroom or other closed space rarely if ever accounts for the purity or impurity of the air. What makes the air "pure" and "fresh" is principally mo tion draft, breeze or less per ceptible movement of the air by fan or exhaust. "Bad" or "im pure" air is just too warm and too still or stagnant. In nineteenth - century hospit als the- attendants often take flowers out of the patient's room at night, less . well, they "are Civil Service Engineer Exam Scheduled Now Civil service examinations for the position of- engineer at the McClellan Air Force Base, Calif, will be held until further notice, according to C. W. Silliman, local examiner. No written test is required. Applicants must show appropri ate education or experience or a combination of the two. Option al branches of engineering in cluded in the examination are aeronautical, electrical, electron ic, industrial, materials and me chanical. ' Further details and application forms may be obtained from Silliman at his office in the Med ford office building. recognize that she is influencing a chance on going ahead with your husband's attitude. This is dangerous, so far as the happi ness of the whole family is con cerned, and it should be a warn ing to you not to take any action until you are sure that he is 100 per cent in favor of the adoption. (COPYRIGHT 1955. GENERAL FEATURES CORP.) In Medford Ifs Modern " DOROTHY HALL e Hair Stylist Appointments August 6 PERMANENTS and STYLE APPOINTMENTS Evenings 5 to 5:30 P.M. 2 131 S. Central-Phone 3-5379 HEAR WAYNE MORSE speak Tonite KYJC 6:45 to 7:00 Service M.D. vague about it, but they think plants or cut flowers become dangerous at night. It's a silly bit of business. Maybe it impresses the patient or the patient's friends. The Ohio reader may grow geraniums or other plants in any room in the house. Let her hus band stand by until Ben Told comes up with a new one. QUESTIONS & ANSWERS Diathermy for Septic Focus Mother had a series of severe quin sy sore throats, but after a series of diathermy treatments no further trou ble. I had a tonsillectomv, with no par ticular rpSlllt PVfont : yj mai. my VUICC nas never been normal since. (T.W.E.) .iwer in my opinion diathermy relectro-coagulation) in the hands of a physician skilled in the difficult tech nique is the treatment of choice for infected tonsils where the proper purpose of treatment is of course to eradicate, destroy, disinfect sterilize, pasteurize, drain nr l-omrn-u v, . , ; focus, and not. as so many every-ready . K T .. s io get every Pit of tonsil." Allor. Much treatment at great expense Save no rpllof fnr- m. .lU.rf.. . it- past 12 years, but thanks to God your advice the itching stopped within 48 hours. Even slight exposure to the sun would drive me crazy . but I've been sitting in the hot sun for the past three hours and no sign . . . (B.W.) Answer For the pamphlet RE LIEF FOR ALLERGY, send stamped self-adrirp.cspri m i for it in writing and sign your letter. Otherwise there will be no reply I'm finicky about this because I want to be sure my information or advice goes only to the person who asked for it. " Here is an easy contest that's fun for all the family and all entries become the property of the manage ment. " . Simply write on a one dollar bill in five words or less, c"l'll never miss this because . . ." and rush it to contest headquarters. WALT'S TV & Radio Service Oldest Shop in So. Oregon 409 E. Main Phone 2-2269 Day or Night Service $0 50 (Medford and vicinity) v Night Calls and Sundays No Calls Frl gve. or all day Sat. On your radio TONIGHT Fisher Body Craftsman's Award Dinner Broadcast Honoring the boys and young men who designed and built the winning model cars in the 1955 Craftsman's Guild nation wide annual competition! NBC Nework 6:00 P.M. College Grads Meet With Job Prejudice Chicago (U.R) A college ed ucation doesn't mean that a job applicant won't meet with dis criminatory restrictions, accord ing to a survey of 47 university and college placement offices in Illinois. Prof. Charles E. Howell, chair man of the Illinois Committee on Discrimination in Higer Ed ucation, said the survey, based on a one-year study in the state, showed that business jobs had the most discriminatory strings attached. He said teaching po sisitions had the fewest. CROSSWORD PUZZLE ACROSS 1 Competent " 5 Salver Children's game 12 Kntranceway 13 Pace 14 Poem 15 Three-toed sloth 18 Anon 18 Transgression 20 Compass point 22 Fabulous bird (PL) li Obstructs 27 Cook slowly 29 Transfixes 21 Illuminated 32 Weird 34 Expires 36 Compass point 37 Long, narrow ditch U Pretentious home 41 Preposition it Irishman 44 Dinner course 45 Drag 47 Act 49 Long, slender fish (pi.) 60 Son of isaao 52 Spurt forth 64 Teutonic deity 55 Prefix: before 57 Couple , 59 Maiden loved by Zeus 61 Mature 53 Expression ta attract attention iS Held in respect 7 Genus of cattla iS Spreads for drying 89 Ancient Persian DOWN 1 Girl's name 2 Loud 1 x 3" 5 lb 17 S I 1 9 Jio U ii : 71 7 ' Js T" J - 27 28 772) 30 777 zzzzlw " wr 7 38 HO 55 5b Yl 58 ZZ cO fm m . il a bi bH t5 bb BMr.Agr 1 aJlrd rralOT ftnMllrate. lp.. ll ABNER BUZ SAWYER BARNEY GOOGLE and SNUFFY BLONDIE MUH and JEFF I 1SRAC STENGEL") CALLS TPBSGOP tf6Q Y GOT A LETTER I , ( FROM THAT 15.- J ) VEAR-OLP j Wj rrll SkJIOKA SEN0RES, IN YOU GO. ) ll THANKS FOR POUT MENTION IT, I ?P 'Vll JT-v. 5s YOUR SaEWIO 1 SEN0R. SINCE THE GOOD NEWS, GENERAUTHE MEXICAN i' 'A JrV iSnCXTiP COOPERATION, JCRIME WSSCOMMITTED ( TOL1CE HAVE CAUGHT PR. SCHMIDTS ' ' O SjHWlmX' C VPNAPERS- SCHMIDTS SAFE. - AINT VE I I WHAT AM I S'POSED )cV UH-tET ME DID VE GIT THAT 1 TOURISTERS I AM THIS VEAR. ffeHfefc LIST- lliLilMUiJLUlin ,, yiMI I 'AT FIRST I WAS GOING ISO VOURE S. .ilJ "H'( WATS VWAT JH JliUUli ( TO ASK FOR TENI.BUT THEN. ) REALLY FIVE ) OH.THAT'S f THE DENTISTS ) PAGWOOD-i p,VE L i SAIDTOMYSELF-OH.NO, DOLLARS y ( FINE, THANKS VCALWPAINLESS J RVTOaARS (OOLURS (l CAN MAKE FIVE COLLARSJDO). AHEAD AfRACTI?V please? el;T" OT Ii r - . , , - ( HEV, MUTT, WAITjy A rutc we IW,rM tW W Tfw 1MI Smrtira' Atte MINOR DAMAGE Fire caused minor damage to the elevator machinery .at Leveratte building, 207 West Main st., shortly after noon yes terday, according to city firemen. The damage was confined to the equipment, they said. Howell rated the instances of prejudice in this order: racial, religious, national origin. "Seventy per cent of the col leges reporting received job of fers which contained discrimin atory qualifications for applic ants," Howell said. The committee got replies from 47 to 80 offices queried. -- s Dead line for Sunday Classified is at noon Saturday. . Behold! 4 Bitter vetch 5 Organized body of soldiers Rank 7- f-Near 8 Affirmative Pertaining to . quality of sound 10 Paid notice 11 Earth goddess 17 Conjunction 19 Cyprinold fish 21 Existed 23 Cut 25 Went astray 26 Spirited horses 27 Calm down 28 Part of airplane 50 Oceans 33 Experimental plant 35 Waste metal 38 Take care 40 Wings 43 Jumped" 46 Stares open mouthed 48 Small drink (pl.) 51 Chaldean city 63 Note of scale 56 Dine 58 Male sheep 60 Poem 61 Hebrew month 62 Proceed 64 Pronoun 66 You and I SMITH VhOW COtAE OH, YOU RE NOT ? AT WORK TODAY? PW LAjMlP PAG SAMEL ATUOE ELA T RIITJuIKIQtIr S AL ACEJIPIEISDI RAI" BiesitPsIh eBe dAini EsnATTr UpnMEl PO 6&aATQLAl6lr 3 lAjL A RDA E pkjCMO"RA RIP AiDIv iwjnste 2! klMil hEMjJl wieip ItIeIairI MeIn V I i u v - Newbury Books Given Fifty books from the library of the late Gus Newbury have been presented to the Medford public library by his son, Carl Newbury, Antioch, Calif., it was announced today. The memorial gift includes of number of books on Oregon his tory, several books about con tract bridge, and a variety of titles of general interest. One of the most important works in cluded in the selection is a four volume set of Ida Tarbell's Life of Abraham Lincoln, bound in leather. The books will be placed in Strange As It Seems AT "Trie PUBLIC NOT ONLY RESULTED inthe recovery OP 1.700 CVtRWJE Books but a It 16 ?o&vizto Mfc'& ALU-THE. COLORS AMD OD01ZZ Or CoMMOM COMMERCIAL. ORGftMlC DYS ftMP PERFUMES LAR0C. CAKE SNCEI IMTVte ?R0M COAL TAR ... .Tin. Im. U. S. Ht Off a A a C?N THE BARNEY SUT TATTPPSAI I HERE THIS YEAR VO'RE S TO BE OF A 0LI SPINNIN'-WHEEL MAKERS r DECIDED I'D TOSS A COIN .... HEADS, I'D GOTO WORK, TAU-S; I'D PLAVGOLF WITH YOU.' To Medford Library generai circulation as soon as they are catalogued and process ed for library use. Marjorie Smith Plea for Change of Venue Studied o Portland (U.R) Presiding Cir- Q cuit Judge James T. Bain has taken under advisement " are quest for a change of venue filed by attorneys for Marjorie Smith, young widow accused in the April 21 bomb slaying of her hus band, Attorney Kermit Smith. Mrs. Smith and Victor Lau rence Wolf are scheduled to go on trial in the fall on first de gree murder charges. bv Elsio Hlx FORfllVENESS 5 LOUIS LlBRftCY- rifPE OF ft 6oo. ESenneth vam m TRAVEL'S AT LErVaT 1S.OOOMIIZS AYEAZ FoeTrit American AUTOMOBILE ASSOCIATION CHECKING 1?0M INFcRWWOM iMTriE COURSE OF His TRAVELS HE HAS COVERED )m Mll OF EVERY MAJOR HIGHWAY 'AMP MOST SECONDARY ROADS IN "THE U.S. AND CANADA . Ll ABNER SO HE LOVES HER.7-SO WMUT7-SHE HAINTT REAL.rr- how we . GONNA MARRY Hlh UP TO A GAL WHUT HAIN'T. or ai 1 1m. m.uT&.Ym o-ai tfc Car. ITS) by Urd fw, ifr&tam, h. BUZ SAWYER PEKTA60H,' THERE'S A SlSH OF REUEF. GOOGLE and SNUFFY SMITH I'LL YE ARE GIVE IT m AWL TH' SOLE SURVIVOR LONG LINE Cf BLONDIE MUTT an IEFP v ? 'POSED H V J , - i (i HAD TO TOSS THAT CO IM UP W FIFTEEN T.4i TIMES 'FORE IT fy CAME U;TA ' "