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Newspaper Page Texto WO MEDFORD (OREGON) MIL TRIUNE ednesSe'?. August $1. MS? I dentists, that lucking lemons or I So Have I or similar Infection In animal (roats. cattle, hogs) is called contagious aDor- I ZS 20; heV58-60-82-85l TAUIUS APR. 21 I i7 MAY 21 rn - i25-3d tC 45-57-0? o 0 AI1ES MAR. 22 OfMIM MAY 22 'J JUNE 22 141-48-51-53 61-70 72 CANCEtt JUNE 23 Hf 3-16-17-24? FL 27 66-63 -By CLAY R. POLLAN- r"our Doily Activity Guide According to fhe Start. To develop message for Thursday, read wofiis corresponding to numbers .of your Zodiac birth sign. SEPT. 23 OCT. 23 P4-2&330drj 46-49-50 uo S JULV24 L. AUG. 23 3-28-54-74 57633 VII GO lT59-o3-64-6a r-7T-7?r 1 A 2 Poor 3 Your 4 Discontinue 5 Pleasant 6 People 7 Surprise 9 Son t tOakes 1 1 beem ' 12 Willing 13 Meet 14 Certain 15 You 16 Obligations 17 Promptly 8 Just 19 Let 20 To 21 To 22 Fret 23 And 24 Things 25 Activities 26 Speculate 27 Guard 28 Strategy 29 Follow 10 Thot (2 Good 31 Work 32 Do 33 Nothing 34 Try 35 Feel 36 To 37 Out 38 Keep 39 If 40 Out C 41 Dipolmacy 42 Gestures 43 Your 44 Of 45 Get 46 Of 47 To 48 Snows 49 The 50 Limelight 51 How 52 Naturally 53 Or 54 Works 55 1? r 56 S?rain 57 You 58 Health 59 Be 60 Or Aavcnc 61 Work 62 Nowhere 63 Cheerful 64 Don't 65 Let 66 Your 67 Risk 63 Credit 69 Resources 70 Out 71 Your 72 Problems 73 Spirits 74 Well 75 In 76 Putting 77 Droop 78 Affection 79 And 80 Leod 81 Today 82 Arouse 83 Across 84 Are 85 Trouble 86 Smoothly 87 Good 88 Something 89 Rebuffed ,90 Today Neutral SCOtPIO OCT. 24 LA NOV. 22 ve 2- 8-21-26! BW7-69 SAGITTARIUS NOV.23 , DEC 22 3 6-11-12-20 4) CAPRICORN DEC 23 jf 1- 5- '7--KVQ. h 5-35-87-90 AQUARIUS 9-22-39-42411 l44-7r84-89M-4 PISCB FE8. 20 MAR. 21 iS 18-19-24.3141 37-52-79-86M RADIO PROGRAMS-WEDNESDAY - ; Programs listed below are received from the radio stations and the Mail Tribun assume no responsibility exeapt to mak such changes as are supplied KTJC 1239 fee KMED 1440 ke KWIN 1400 ke 4.00 Edward R. Murrow" 4:15 Club 1230 4:30 Marine Melody Time 4:45 Frank Goes Patty Rose Pattv Rose KMED Presents Elmer Peterson 5:00 Golf Tournament Regional News 5:15 BUI Stern' 3 Star Extra " 5:30 Amos & Andy" Lone Ranger 5:45 Amos & Andy"; Newa Ranger & News 6:00 FJ3.L In Peace. War"- KMED Sports Daily 6-15 FBJ.; Doug Edwards Governor's Report 6-30 Lowel Thomas' News Second Chance .6:45 GolfTournament Second Chance' 7:00 The Winning Corner 7:15 Charles vs Jackson 7:30 Charles vs Jackson 7:45 Charles vs Jackson 8:00 Portlan.fcvs Seattle 8:15 Portland vs Seattle 8:30 Portland vs Seattle 8 :45 Portland vs Seattle Fulton Lewis 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 iatn Hayes- Morgan beatty News One Man's Family Conversation Conversation True Detective True Detective Record Session Record Session o-nn rnrtlanH v Seattla 8:15 Portland vs Seattle 9:30 Portland vs Seattle 9:45 Portland vs Seattle 10:00 Mu:A to Remember 10:15 Music to Remember 10:30 Music to Remember 1 0:45 Burgie Music Box fiD:00 Burgie Music Box 11:15 Sign Off 11:30 U 12:00 Groucho Marx Sentenced' , VTttv" Kpntpnred utvuvnv - - Truth or ConsequeiWes Family Theatre Truth or Consequences Family Theatre Fibber & Molly' Network News' Heart of News' Fulton Lewis Jr CoUege Quiz Bowl Jack's Private Lane 'College Quiz Bowl m m Jack's Private Line Richfieldeoorter KWIN Karavan Music To Bream By KWIN Karavan Night Serenade KWIN Karavan Niiht Serenade KWIN Karavan Hawi- tMicrhtwatchman Nightwatchman Nightwatchman Nightwatchman; News Sign Off KWIN Caravan KWIN Caravan KWIN Caravan KWIN Caravan Music Till Morn All Nite RADIO PROGRAMS-THURSDAY KMED Korral KMED Korral KMED Presents First News 6:00 World News Rndup." 6:15 Yawn Patrol 6:30 Yawn Patrol 6:45 Yawn PatrrS 7:00 Frank Goss" Larro Roundup 7:15 Martin Agronsky Weather; Local Beat 7-30 Tom-MacLeod Sports News Commentary 7-45 Harry Babbitt" Weather 6c 7:50 News Wakeup Ranch Wakeup Ranch Wakeup Ranch. Wakeup Ranch Hemingway News Breakfast Gang Breakfast Gn best Buys " fl-AA nra1ffall dliri r:15 Breakfast Club 8:30 Breakfast Club 8:45 Breakfast Club A TMmwb Pnrlun KMED Kashbox & Visit gVtcBride & Dr. Peal yuiz ae swap oc u Cliff Ingle Bob Green. News Haven of Rest Haven of Rest n-nn TVrl Mslonn" 9:15 Bob Garred 9:30 Relay Quiz 9:45 Cote Glee; Whlsp. Sts. 10:00 Whispering Streets 10:15 Howard Miller Show t n in Mnrs Tirake" 10-45 Trading Post 1Trinri..hir4 Circle Friendship Circle Strike It Rich Strike It Rich Phrase That Pays Mid-Morning News Right To Happiness Stella Dallas Town Topics Capitol Commentary Voice of Deliverance Voice of Deliverance Glenn Hardy News TeloTest Ringo-Bingo Ringo-Bineo Ladies First Ladies First Fibber & Molly Pauline Fredrick; 1 1 :00 Helen Trent 11:15 Record Rack 1 1:30 Houseparty" . . . - Un..Anai.tv" 9.nnM PsulHarvev Lunchtime News & WX 12 ?5Golf Troalent Lunchtime Markets tinZSnmiii Vallev Reporters Lunchtime Features PAH.Yaiie,?.ee?.n Bd.Mvstery;KMEDKash. -. :nn sr-Twin" Womanjn My House i:?tJSr)& Win Lorenzo Jones J inZirthur Godfrey ' Wonderful City 1:30 Arthur Goarrey wnnri.rfiil Citv 1 :45 Artnur troairey "2 00 Arthur God f reyi 2:13 Arthur Godfrey" 2:30 Arthur Godfrey" 2 AS Arthur Godfrey "3:00 Aunt Mary" 3:15 Sam Hayes 3:30 Concertime 3 :45 Concertime Slnrv Time Story Time Queen for a Day Queen for a Day Mrtinl i rrl I. Haw! RmmHnn Tim Western Roundup Time Western Kounaup iimt Game of the Day Game of the Day Game of the JJay Game of the Day Personal Health Service By 5JILLIAM BRAD I, M.D. Readers should address inquiries to: Dr. William Brady 263 El Camino. Beverly Hills, Calif. I . , . : . . , , Fvprv doctor I have been to savs IcatUe- hogs) is called contagious aoor- drinking lemon juice, sweetened "bSey kSwton. Men caring for animals. butcher- Acid Fruits and Joint Disability She does not eat oranges, lem ons, grapefruit, limes, tomatoes or other acid fruits or drink their juices, because, her doctor told her, fruit acids are not good for her arthritis. Now I have lame joints, but our doctor tells me to eat all the fruit or drink all the fruit juice I like, that it is good for what ails me. Please tell us about this in your good column. (K. A. M.) Your doctor is right, Ma'am, and your relative in the big city ought to have a guardian, for ap parently she is being buncoed by the charlatan who tells the poor soul that "acid" fruits are not good for whatever ails her. As long as gypsters are "per mitted to separate suckers from their money, in this wonderful free -country of ours people whose education was neglected will continue to imagine lemons, tomatoes and other "acid" fruits and their juices are not healthful, especially for certain invalids and certain valetudinarians. Let me say without qualifica tion that no matter ' what or whether anything ails you it is good for you to eat all the "acid" fruit or drink all the fruit juice you like, and I doubt that any reputable physician will venture to contradict this statement over his or her signature. Some near doctors or queer-doctors and eminent but elusive "authori ties" far, far away may deceive their customers about it, but they don't count. Physiologically, acid fruits lemons, limes, grapefruit, or anges, cranberries, gooseberries, whortleberries, pineapples, plums, prunes, strawberries, cherries, peaches, apricots, cur rants, huckleberries, blueberries, and if they are different, o.k. (if the last two are the same, o.k.; I'm not arguing), as well as to matoes and apples, pears, and grapes and eke the luscious pie plant that grew a reasonable dis tance from the little house in the Paniwr Youne Widder Brown Turn Back Clock Turn Back ciock- News & What's Doing Claude Kaines Patty Rose -Pattv Rose .j i "n ui,i "Pattv Rose i-Zr-lub Ti230 ' Pa"y Rose lnZc ubl230 KMED Presents 4 45Frank Gos' Mraer Peterson -5:00 Golf Tournament nl Nw soZaSo Andy" Lone Ranger i3." t Andvf News" Ranger & News r . tr-T-t c?-.. Tloil. IVlUDi 0IAJ1W Report to the People News Second Chance Second Chance' "Morgan Beatty News One Man's Family' Dr. Six Gun Dr. Six Gun' ' 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. fresion oi imum nnh Hropn. News Bill Brundiee Sports " 6 :00 Goif-Tournament 6:15 City Hospiuu-- 6- 30 Lowell Thomas 6:45 Platter Previews "7:00 Tennessee Ernie" 7- 15 Tennessee Ernie" 7:30 Strange 7 45 Saaa & Golf Tourn. Gabriel Heater Local News Virgil Pinkley Sam Hayes Official Detective Official Detective Evening Serenade Evening Serenade Amcr. Adventure Amer. Adventure XeysTo The Capitol Keys To The Capitol . Fibber & Molly Heart of Kews The Loser The Loser 8 00 Portland vs Seattle n v Seattle S:ia rui no"" -:. 8:30 Portland vs Seattle 8 4.! Portland vs Jq 9:00 Portland vs Seattle 9 15 Portland -vs 930 Portland vs Seattle . - n.i.n1 v Seattle Tn 00 Music" to Remember Richfield Reporter io -15Music to Remember Music To Dream By Jn-aoMusic to "Remember Night Serenade inBureie Music B"r - Night Serenade 'it -no Burgie Music Box News: Nightwatchman ii-toOff Nightwatchman 11.15 aign . Nightwatchman Nightwatchman; News ' " Sign Off Brady Kaye' Brady Kaye Wheel of Fortune Wheel of Fortune News' Fulton Lewis Jr Jack's Private Line Jack's Private Line KWIN Karavan KWIN Karavan KWIN Karavan KWIN Karavan KWIN Caravan KWIN Caravan KWIN Caravan KWIN Caravan ABC CBS NBC Music Till Morn All Nite MBS ritnv 730 KC fAll programs at tame time daily, unless otherwise tndicated A M 5:30 Sin on Music throuhout day except tor following orograms: m.in 15 KB err Bargains; 11-13 (Sunday only) First Baptist service P"uJ: Soi ranch; 12:15 - 12:30 (Sunday only), KBOY ranch. 7:45 Sign off. TV Programs - KBES (Channel 5) WEDNESDAY 3:50 Devotions 4 -00 Feminine Fancies 4-30 Val Rogue Camera 5 :00 Uncle Bill Show 5:30 Andy's Gang 6:00 U.S. Steel Hour 7 00 Hopalong Cassidy 7:30 Seattle USA. 8 00 Man Behind The Badge 8 30 Conrad Nagel Theater 9 00 Watch County Grow 9:15 General Sportstime 9:30 Science Fiction Theater 10:00 Weather 10:05 The Big Fight H:05 News 11:00 Sign Off THURSDAY 350 Devotions 4:00 Feminine Fancies 4:30 Robert Q Lewis 4:45 Val Rogue Camera 5:00 Uncle Bill Show 5:30 This is the Life ' - 6:00 Ore-Cal Panorama 7:00 The Best of Groucho 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 10:00 Favorite Story 10:30 Damon Runyon Theater 11:00 News 11:05 Sign- Off Warm Springs Aids Over 1,000 Patients New York The Georgia Warm Springs Foundation, now engaged in a $400,000 expansion program, aided more than 1,000 polio-stricken patients from 40 states and 15 foreign countries during the past fiscal year, Basil O'Connor, president of the Warm Springs Foundation, revealed to day in releasing the organiza tion's latest annual report. Youngsters 14 years of age and under accounted for more than half of those treated at Warm Springs, according to the report. Children between five and nine years of age the group most susceptible to polio ac counted for 226 cases during the year. t Some of those who received treatment at the Foundation came from as far away as Aus tralia to make use of the polio center's modern- facilities and, treatment methods. Most patient care at Warm Springs was under written by chapters of. the Na tional Foundation for Infantile Paralysis. The Warm Springs report showed that the average patient needed approximately 60 days of hospital care. .New patients those being admitted for the first time spent an average of 85 days in the hospital. In addition to polio patients, 29 persons suffering from after effects of other diseases were admitted to Warm Springs for treatment, the report showed. 34c ofowv 34c 34eVSSS5L-34e TJd. Reg. The New Taste Thrill .Sold Exclusively at JACK'S DRIVE-UP 911 North Riverside garden in the golden days oh, to be in Canandaigua now, if the summer drought is over the various acids in these f?uits are oxidized in the body, releasing me potasium, sodium, magne sium etc., which are changed to carbonates thus increasing the alkalinity of the blood and tis sues. Sugar added to fruit or fruit juices does not detract from the alkalizing effect of the fruit or fruit juice on blood, tissues, urine. , Theoretically some foods, es pecially spinach, potatoes, beans, endives, tomatoes, plums, straw berries, dried figs, cocoa, choco late, and tea may contain enough oxalic acid (which is not readily oxidized in the body) to cause formation of kidney stone. The only instance in my experience proved to be something entirely different, and after diligent search for an actual case of oxaluria I am inclined to dismiss it as the ghost of an eighteenth century medical myth. Please excuse me for laughing at the notion advanced by some or not, may eat or dissolve the enamel and so damage the teeth. The very thought of sucking a lemon or drinking iemon juice unsweetened curdles my gizzard, but if you like it, I promise you it will do your teeth no harm. QUESTIONS ANSWERS Mother Looks So WeU We went back east last, month, for the first time in eight years, and found mother looking like a million, seem ingly younger and in happier spirits than she had been for years. How come? Why, we ought to know, she said. Well, this is how mother has been a great follower of yours ever since the war the big war and she has your pamphlet Young Folks and Old Folks ... (A. M. S.) - Answer Where to draw the line be tween vouth and age you may deter mine for yourself. Send stamped, self addressed envelope and ask in writing (a clipping does not rate an answer) for the pamphlet YOUNG FOLKS AND OLD FOLKS. of anv cure for that (Mrs. P. G. C.) Answer Yes. find a doctor who doesn't talk so much to cover his ignorance of what, if anything, ails the patient. MaltoFever My husband was told he has Malta fever. What part of the body does it affect and is there any cure for fit? (Mrs. L. J.) Answer It is another name for un dulant fever, Mediterranean fever, Texas fever. Gibralter fever. Neapol itan fever, brucellosis. It affects any and every part of the body. The same ing. handling hides ets.. are most like ly to be infected. There is no specific cure. In most cases the patient Is more or less incapacitated for a year or two. with recurring intervals of improvement and fever. Because of its variable manifestation undulant fever is sometimes mistaken for typhoid fever, malaria, influenza or tuber culosis, and where a joint or joints Cleanse well with Resinol Soap and apply lanolin-rkh Resinol. Relief is fast and comlort lasts. OINTMENT and SOAP j.SilA AO louv miu vvuti RESINOL Lie Ant Fleas s, ApbKJS Bedbugs SUITABLE Even for :ittens TBS MT Of MOTECTIOM Pa Oae-Spot into dtrcom ca tpn ei tat-BCim Mt week. Tk it tbxY ltw JO 11 T affected it may mistaken for r.heun?5SF iT'Srtirte conristmr of Brucella suis strains of the : germ has given good results in ort Copyngni J""" - r.ri line for Sunday Classified Is at noon Saturday- How To Hold FALSE 3"EETH More Firmly in Place fcirrass SPIit. laugh or talk? bllng when J 7 a u e TEETH just crinkles, (non-acid) ' your Pi8; ftuse teeth, more firmly PST-rSMy? No .gummy' : ; or feeling, uoes not K-P:' odor" (denture ind more comiorn r ntULT u KSth) Oet FASTEETH today at There used to be a time when M e d f o r d laughed at Jacksonville for not having train serv ice. c , ' Now they can laugh at us for being closer to the Pacific Ocean than we are. m WALT'S TV & RADIO SERVICE Oldest Shop in So. Oregon 409 E. Main Phone 2-2269 Day or Night Service $Q Eft (Medford and vicinity) WsWU Night Calls and Sundays No Calls Fri. Eve. or all day Sat- KoKo Says: Hey Boys ... Here's a wonder ful shoe for school. They wear like iron and sre real smart looking. You'll like the way they fit, too! English Brogues Scotch Grain Leather V 1 Sizes 11 to 131 $7.95 Sizes 13'2 to 6- -$8.95 Sizes 614 to i0 $10.95 JOHNSTON and STEWART JUNIOR BOOT SHOP Central at Main Medford Where the Fit Is Guaranteed Soviet Army Officers Tour Fort Benning Ft. Benning. Ga.XU.PJ Three Russian Army officers toured this huge infantry training cen ter yesterday on the first visit of Soviet military personnel to any military base in this country since World War II. The visitors were Col. Nikolai V Kilkin, senior military at tache of the Soviet Embassy in Washington, and two aides, Lt. Col. A. N. Kikiforov and Lt. Col. Anatolie A. Popov. ' xhey arrived Monday for two days of inspecting weapons and airborne demoitrations in re . turn for the recent visit of U.S. military attaches to a Soviet base in the Moscow area. ' Use Mail Tribune Want Ads (HEMORRHOIDS) AHOOrHUKTAlOSOOOB . TKATCD WITHOUT HOSPITAL 0l RATION ftlSO STOMACH AND COLON convinknt ckoit FREE tOOKLET Vrift. r CV PHONE J-9440 oa. RCYNOLDK The REYNOLDS CLINIC Naturopathic and Chiroprab'c Physicians 0UiS.r00AH i.J0O n. u CCMTt sneer offmam New Black Easy Vision Authorized Factory SALES & SERVICE Inc. . TELEVISION v Phone 2-9824 40 SOUTH BARTLETT "Where TV is a Business, Not a Sideline" Strange As It Seems bv Elsie Hix Prisoners in $onis 0FTH& L&flN-bMERlCAM cajnfci&, with permission MVrTMHElK WIVES 10 $peW0WKKEMDS WITH trim - IN OWL Trlt UNO-TOED 6USTH Hftft TEN TOES. OmiLY DICKINSON, American poetess, NEVER ONCE STEPPED OUTSIDE OP HEK HOME ft PERIOD OP . 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LADV AN THEN TH LARGER CHILLUN AN' MULES.v IT 'J M n-f CROWD IS THEN WARMED UP.T A I NEXT AH IS SHOT OUTA A CANNON, m OVER DCTnuMLcbs WNKW rWNW CUFFED CUT PUAV1N TH WJHNIIN VI AH WALKS BACK ON A GREASED ROPE, BLINDFOLDED SMACK ONTO A V VWlf.- BUT, WHEN BEI O' RED-MOT A THASS l DO TH COALS TI- TH IS, O ALL H REAL NATCHERLV. LEADS ) MIDDLIN S. ENTER-J ME INTO MAM INTERESTlNj ) TAIN- BUZ SAWYER BUZ SAWYEI AND TREPEftT. "V 1UT vsiMPlY THIS: THE PAINT TOES M OWSTAtS OF i AND NOW FOR THE ' GENTLEMEN, WE HOPE " ' HOW UNEVEN HEIGHT AND LENGTH. THIS BUMPY SURFACE f I ACID TEST. THE PlAHE FOR 6KEAT THINSS FROM iSTflUWDlNr OF THE PLANE 50 DISTORTS THE BLIP ON THE RAPAR-y jK IS TAKING OFF. WEU PR. SCHMIDT'S 0ISCOVERY ( nur7' V WW? yJsCOPE THAT IT CANNOT BE READ. wr- WATCH THE APAR- 0F A PAINT THAT PREVENTS VJF TKUEI "7 I II 5 CO ANtD SE E BARNEY GOOGLE and SNUFFY SMITH BARNEY GOOGLE and SNUFFY SMITH JUGHAID!! IP VE PUT THAT BARBERP0LE CANIDV ON MY GROCERY :ST0RE. BILL, I'LL : WRING. 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