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6:00 Edwin C. Hill-News
0:15 Elmer Davis
6:3i Headline Edition
6:43 McLatn's On Tile
Report From Wash'ton
Rhythm St Reason
Candy Matson
Candy Matson
7:U0 Lone Ranger
7:15 Lone Ranger
7:30 "Ethel St Albert" Show
7 :43 "Ethel St Albert" Show
8:00 Solo St Soliloquy
8:13 Solo St Soliloquy
8:30 Henry J. Taylor
8 :45 Foy Willing
Nightbeaf
Nightbeit
Dangerous Assignment
Dangerous Assignment
News
Dick Haymes
Spotlight On Sport
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LtEht Un Time
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Railroad Hour
Report From Congress
Musical Smorgasbord
Eddie LtMar Show
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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
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11:00 Platter Party
11:15 Platter Party
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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
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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
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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
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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
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Music Box
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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
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What's Doing?
Baby Snooks
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Music Box
Women In The Newi
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Newt
Swing Time
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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
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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
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People Are Funny
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Kay Starr
Spotlight on Sporta
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Eddie Lemar
Navy Show
Between the Lines
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l.iffht Up Time
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Cavalcade of America
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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
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Lullaby In Rhythm
Masterworks
Masterworks
00 Richfield Reporter
15 Clauss Mystery Melody
30 "T" Texas Tyler
:43 Del Courtney
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Juke Box Review
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00 Platter Party
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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:
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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.
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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.
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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.
Riot calls kept police and fire
men busy as the mobs tried to
force closing of shops and
stopped public transportation.
Dead line on ClatMflrd Adi: fl.3ij
Dm. (or followlne day: t; m Mf.n
day, oooo Aaluxdajr toi Sunday ajn '
Federal Rent Controls
Ending Comes Nearer
Washington, Feb. 27 UP.)
The powerful senate appropria
tions committee took a first step
today toward letting fedeiai rent
controls die at the end of June.
The committee slashed $1 mil
lion from a deficiency appropri
ation requested by Housing Ex
pediter Tighe E. Woods who ad
ministers the rent control law.
The committee IndicatBd that it
wants the remainder used to
wind up the program.
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Juvenile boyi' flannelette shirt
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Boys Chopper Jackets
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Cay plaid 100 wool choppers
with full zipper. Broken sizes.