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Taylor 8 :45 Foy Willing Nightbeaf Nightbeit Dangerous Assignment Dangerous Assignment News Dick Haymes Spotlight On Sport Dinner Music LtEht Un Time News ot the World Railroad Hour Railroad Hour Report From Congress Musical Smorgasbord Eddie LtMar Show hbi uerwin 9:00 Proudly We Hail 9:15 Proudly We Hail 8:30 Salon Serenado 9:40 Meet The Band 10:00 Richfield Reporter 10:13 Clauss Mystery Melody 10:30 T Texas ryier 10:45 Time To Dance Tel cd hone Hour Telephone Hour Song Shop Barbershop Harmonies Songs of Our Times National Guard Show Rogue Rancho Rogue Rancho Snm Haves music you want Music You Want News News Lullaby In Rhythm Masterworks Master works 11:00 Platter Party 11:15 Platter Party 11:30 Platter Party 11:45 platter Party Sign Off Juke Box Review Juke Box Review Juke Box Review News Sign Off RADIO PROGRAM S T U E S D A Y 8:00 Rise 'N Shin 6:15 Rise 'N Shine 6:30 Rise N' Shine 6:43 Rise N' Shine 7:00 Music Kettle 7:15 M. Agronsky 7:30 Bob Gnrred 7:45 Sports News Musical Roundup Musical Houndup Beamed to Farmer U. P. News Top of the Morning Top of the Morning Marriage for Two Music, St News Sign On News" 1400 Corral 8:00 Breakfast Club 8:15 Breakfast Club 8:30 Breakfast Club 8:45 Breakfast Club fcddie Albert Show Fddie Albert Show Waltztime Mod, Cone. Hall Wake Up Rogue Valley Wake Up Rogue Valley News Sports Review 9:00 Ladies Be Seated 9:15 Ladies Be Seated 9:30 Quick As A Flash 9:43 Quick As A Flash 10:00 Trading Post 10:15 Art Baker 10:30 True Story 10:45 True Story Friendship Circle Friendship Circle Music As You Lika It Hometowners Luncheon With Lopez' Luncheon with Lopez Dave Garroway U P News Album Time Album Time Haven of Rest Haven of Rest News Chatter With Chuck Harry James Rhythm And Reason 00 Betty Crocker 15 Victor H. Lindlahr 30 Baukage Talking 45 News Melody Time Melody Time Concert Master Meet the Band Music From Hollywood Music From Hollywood News The Church In Horn 00 Man of Melody 15 News :30 Weather Report 43 county Agent News. St Markets Road of Life Pepper Young Right to Happinesi Del Porter Les Brown Music for Tuesday music ior Tuesday 00 Welcome Hollywood" 13 Welcome Hollywood 30 Salute to You 45 Salute To You 00 Surprise Package 15 Surprise Package 1:30 Hannibal Cobb :45 Hannibal Cobb 3:1 3:2 Backstage Wife' Stella Dallas Lorenzo Jones Young Widder Brown News Noontime Melodies Sport And Farm Newi awap Shop i:00 Bride St Groom 1:15 Bride & Groom 130 Club Time 1:43 Pick A Date Life Can Be Beautiful Mainly For Women 'News Swap & Sell Western Music Box Western Music Box Western Music Box Music Box News Music Box Music Box Music Box Welcome Travelers Welcome Travelers Aunt Mary" We Love & Learn :00 Modern Romances' : 15 Modern Romances :30 News :43 Chuck's Piano Time Fraternally Yours Trade Winds Tavern County Agent Familiar Melodies 00 Green Hornet :15 :30 Sky King ;45 Sky King 1! P News What's Doing? Baby Snooks Bahy Snooks News Music Box Women In The Newi Women InJThc News Newt Swing Time Reminiscent Rhythm Guest Star ;00-Edwin C. Hill : 15 Elmer Davis 30 Headline Edition 45 McLains News 00 Counter Spy ;15 Counter Spy :30 St. Peter's Church i3 Stage, Wage St Hour Bob Hope bod nope" Fibber McGee & Molly Fibber McGee St Molly Teller of Tales Sunset and Vint Truth and Life Gordon McRae Show 8:00 TB A 8:13 TBA 8:30 Gentlemen of the Press 8:45 Gentlemen of the Press Big Town Big Town People Are Funny People Are Funny News Kay Starr Spotlight on Sporta Dinner Music Eddie Lemar Navy Show Between the Lines Dennis Day l.iffht Up Time News of the World Cavalcade of America Cavalcade of America 00 Town Meeting 13 Town Meeting 30 TBA 45 Meet The Band It's Dancelime Barbershop Harmonies Dress Rehearsal Dress Rehearsal David Rose Wigglesworths Rogue Rancho Rogue Rancho News Lullaby In Rhythm Masterworks Masterworks 00 Richfield Reporter 15 Clauss Mystery Melody 30 "T" Texas Tyler :43 Del Courtney Music You Want Music You Want Morton Downey News Juke Box Review Juke Box Review Juke Box Review News 00 Platter Party 15 Platter Party 30 Platter Party 43 flatter farty Sign Off Sign Off mourn o ml Robert H. Gaffman of Willyi -Overland, (left) receiving congratula tions from Walt Gaftord, General Petroleum Corporation, while Don Kenower, driver of Class A's winning Willys Jeepster looks on. The car covered the 751 mile course in the 1950 Mobilgas Grand Canyon Run with an average of 26. 1 miles per gallon to win its Class. Radio Patter by Pat Meet the Man In Your Wife's Kitchen via the air waves that is. He's Win Elliot, emcee of the "Betty Crocker Magazine of the air," who tells the little woman a lot about kitchen know how every Monday through Fri day at 11 a.m. over KYJC and ABC. Bert J. Sherwood, X, Long Beach, Cal., was dating another girl when he met her friend. Joan Iris Alexander, 19, West Los Angela, but he immediately set his sights for Joan when he got a glimpse of her. Both tell all when John Nelson interviews them on the "Bride & Groom" 1 program over KYJC tomorrow at 3 p.m. Whether or not we will be punished for our moments of selfishness, is the main question involved with a young girl named Debby Blaisdell in the gripping episode of the "My True Story" program over KYJC tomorrow at 10:30 a.m. For an Interesting and com plete summary of the local and world wide weather conditions, listen to the "Weather Report" direct from the Medford weath er bureau on KYJC Monday through Friday at 12:30 p.m. In just a short period of five min utes, you'll have a complete pic ture of the weather conditions here at home and across our na tion given by men who study the weather day by day. For com plete details of that favorite subject listen -to the "Weather Report" on KYJC. "Chuck's Piano Time" will be on KYJC again tomorrow at 4:45 p.m. with another quarter hour of your favorite melodies both old and new. Eric Allen, city editor of the Medford Mail Tribune, will be featured tomorrow night at 8:30 p.m. when Station KYJC and the American Broadcasting com pany present "Gentlemen of the Dead Una on Classified Ads: 5 30 p m. for following day: 10 a m Monday for Monday; noon Saturday for Sunday a m ; XV bl Wo Ml lsqsa P?SJ C Mfi Monday, February 27, 1950 MEDFORD (OREGON) MAIL TRIBUNE SEVEN ! Sweepstakes award winner, the Mercury, is pictured above with Bill Stroppe, driver of the car, A.-C. Pillsbury, regional director of the Contest Board, AAA, Art Hall, sponsor, and C. S. Beesemver, vice president of General Petroleum Corporation. Shown with the group is the car's trophy for the winning Class D and the American Auto mobile Association perpetual Sweepstakes Award. The car won the coveted trophy with a ton-mile average of 61.2 7 and a mile per gallon average of 26.5. """"1 ?L: , ;., Winner of Class B, the Ford "6," is pictured above with Jim Roberts, regional director for Ford in Southern California, Art Rene, driver, Al Steubing, sponsor of the car, and Wert Headly of the General Petroleum Corp. Ford covered the course of the 1950 Mobilgas Grand Canyon Run with an average of 2 3.3 miles per gallon to win over the other cars in this Class. Cadillac's four Class winners, the "75," "60" Special, 61, and "62," winners of Classes G, H, I, and I, are pictured above with their sponsors, Ronald Moran and Bud Ridings, (far right). Also shown (left to right) are D. W. Hoferer, driver of the "62," Art Eliot, driver of the "75," A. C Pillsbury, regional director of the Contest Board, American Automobile Association, who sanctioned the event, and W. McArthy. The cars averaged 22.9, 22.5, 22 and 17 miles to the gallon respectively. Kb? vi--'t 1 k. JC - MM I I )5 aW I Studcbaker's Land Cruiser, winner of Class E in the 1950 Mobilgas Grand Canyon Run, is pictured above with its award. Pictured with the car are (left to right), Howard Kyser of Studebaker Pacific Corp., Fred Collins, General Petroleum Corp., E. M. Douglas of Studebaker and Bill Hcimbcrger, driver of the car. The car averaged 24.8 miles per gallon to win honors in its class. (Left to right) Morrie Muehle, General Petroleum Corp., pictured with E. A. lacquemart, Kaiser. Frazcr Corp., and Henry Kaiser, Jr., yLCt-'prf 5ldcnt of the company, who are receiving the award for their Class C winning Kaiser special. The car averaged 2 miles to the gallon to win top honors in its class. Roving Hindu Youths Battle Angry People Calcutta, Feb. 27 U.R- Rov ing mobs of Hindu youths, at tempting to enforce a day of mourning for victims of commu nal noting, baltlrd angry citi zens today in a series of clashes throughout Calcutta. 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