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6 30 Edwin C. Hill"
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Scr. Dir. Playhouse'
Scr. Dir. Playhouaa'
Jimmy Durante'
- J'mmy
8:00 Froit Warnlnga
8:15 The rat Man
8 30 Your FBI
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9:00 Onle & Harriet'
0.13 Oixle tt Harriet'
Light Ud
Newi ot the World
Proudly We Hall
Proudly We Hall
Life of Riley "
Life of Riley
The Song Shop
9:30 Baby Sitter
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10:00 Richfield Reporter' Sam Haves'
10:13 Claim Mystery Melody Halls of Ivy
10:30 Time To Dance Halls of Ivy
10:45 Time To Dance News
11:00 Platter Party
11:16 Platter Party
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11 3 Platter Party
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Musical
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news
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Fred Waring
Fred Waring
Archie Andrews
Archie Andrews'
9:00 No School Today"
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Friendship Circle
Friendship Circle
Mary Lee Taylor
Mary Lee Taylor
10:00 Trading Post
30:15 Bulletin Board
,10:30 American Farmer
'10:45 American Farmer
3 1 :00 Let's Go To The Met
31:15 Let's Go To The Met
3 1 :30 Let's Go To The Met
3 1 :45 Let's Go To The Met
12:00 Let's Go To The Met
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Pioneers of Music
Pioneers of Music
Pioneers of Music
32
:30 v here There s Music
:45 Where There's Music
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:00 Old. New
: 13 Horse Races
:30 Treasury Band Show
:-15 Treasury Band Show
Living
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Teddy Is
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: 15 Tea & Crumpets
:30 Tea 6c Crumpets
:45 Tea & Crumpets
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Confidential Closeiips
;00 Junior Junction
:15 Junior Junction
30 At Home With Music
45 At Home With Music
News
To Be Announced
NBC Sympnony
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4 00 News
4:15 Thru Your Hospital
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4:45 Telephone Club 1230
:0O Telephone Club 1230
15 Telephone Club 1230
:30 Christian Science Cn.
45 It s the Tops
Dancetime
What's
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Elmer
00 Scouting The Stars
:15Y Club
30 Dave Coleman Trio
:45 Bert Andrews
Navy
Guest Star
Dennis Day
Dennis Day
;00 Hollywood Byline"
: 15 Hollywood Byline
:30 Chandu The Magician
:45 Chandu The Magician
Judy Canova
Judy Canova
Grand Ole Opry
i j rang uie
00 Frost Warnings
: 15 Lone Ranger
30 Dixieland Jazz
45 Dixieland Jazz
:00 Raeburn St Finch"
15 Raeburn St Finch"
30 Raeburn & Finch
45 Raeburn St Finch
Truth or Consequence
Truth or Consequence
Dimension "X"
Dimension "X"
Hit Parade
Hit Parade
Joe Dimaffglo Show
Joe Dimasgio Show
00 News
:15 Oausi Mystery Melody
Music You
Music You
ju i ime i o Dance
45 Time To Dance
Morton
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00 Platter Party
15Platter Party
30 Platter Party
43 Platter Party
Sign Ofi
Radio
Dial Lights
By Johnny Ahera
For fight fans, here's a note
tfrom Madison Square Garden.
jThe fistic card tonight brings
together Paddy Young, New
iYork City middleweight and
Charley Fusari, from Irvington,
'N. J., for a 10-round bout. Ac
cording to the boys who hope
ithey know, Young is a slight
tfavorite. To see if they're right.
be on hand tonight at 7 o clock.
Baker is at it again. Art Baker,
hvho aptly handles his own note-
Dook snow, is now oacK to me
wound stages. He's just been cast
in "Cause for Alarm ... a
Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer p r oduc
tion. Mickv isn't the only mouse
that's a show-off. Ask our night
owls about their little gray
friend who loves to sit on turn
tables and ride a la merry-go-round.
As the commercial reads
. . . "Amazing, but true."
Next time you need a piano
moved, whv no call on Mr. O.
K. Kimbrell of the Social Se
ll irity office. Or maybe he had
his fill of the job the otner nigni
taking the studio piano from
"A" to "A". When we need vol
unteers, we draft anybody.
4 Speaking of moving. Marine
Sgt. Clausse (hope that name is
spelled right) wasn't doing badly
the other dav with the new Con
sonette. So. if Mr. Kimbrell can't
help . . . you might tell it to the
iMarines.
'Weak' Earthquakes
Recorded at Seattle
Seattle. Wash., May 12 U.R
Two "weak" earthquakes, one
35 miles and the other 2.000
miles distant, were recorded on
the University of Washington
seismograph yesterday. Prof. G.
E. Goodspecd, head of the geol
ogy department, reported today.
Tapei, Formosa. May 12 U.R
Reliable rourccs said today that
Chinese communist invasion
forces had started moving down
the Yangtze river for the attack
on the nationalist-held Chusan
islands.
ASTHMA?!
Wt have rood nws for sufferer
from bronchial asthma spa"
fifws of an amime nw riinically
tested mthd Unit has proved a b" -n
and a blo'inn m thousands of asthma
virtims. yuuii and old.
This amazmjt method is new in this
Itx-ality. but thousands of MMsf.-d
iiwrs in other areas hr BREATH
EAST has bn imrodiKM traterully
attest to thd miraculous f f e t
BREATH EASY tmikw pyjiM. Thy
ray. . , . we will tMl evryon we
know " t 1 feel I owe my life
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Butte Falls
Butte Falls, May 11 The an
nual Junior-Senior prom was
held Friday evening in the high
school gym. It was decorated in
yellow and white with green
boughs. Junior class decorated.
The prom was attended by a
large crowd and music was pro
vided by a four-piece orchestra.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Klumph,
Medford, visited Friday with
Mrs. Kumph's grandmother, Mrs.
Case.
Mr. and Mrs. Tom Barber and
son spent Sunday visiting Mr.
and Mrs. Roger Harris. Barber
tried his luck at fishing while
here.
The Home Extension unit held
its last meeting of the year Fri
day at the home of Mrs. Fred
Kincaid. Miss Eula Wintermote
gale the demonstration, "Better
Lighting in the Home." Mrs.
Ben Gardner of Reese creek
was a guest. Mrs. Robert Bee
man explained the program for
the coming year and the Exten
sion camp to be held at the
Lake o' Woods.
A potluck luncheon was
served at noon.
The club plans a picnic next
month at Whiskey Springs.
Jack Tungate. former resident
now living at Harbor, Ore., is
here visiting friends and rela
tives. The PTA held its last meeting
of the year Monday evening.
New officers were installed.
Mr. and Mrs. Mose Driskcll
Jr., visited Sunday at the home
of Mrs. Driskell's parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Bill Thomas.
Joe Hibbard and Ernie Con
rad were fishing in the Butte
Falls area Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Beeman
and children have left on a trip
to coastal points. They are plan
ning on traveling on north and
visiting with his parents.
Pext Grange meeting will be
May 15. This meeting is to be
social and all Grangers and their
invited friends are urged to at
tend. Mr. and Mrs. Bob Driskell
spent the week-end with her
grandmother in Central Point.
The Driskills son Jimmy and
Mr. and Mrs. Tom Hodgson,
Prospect, were also there. Mrs.
Hodgson is taking care of Jim
my while Betty is recovering
from her recent operation.
Mr. and Mrs. Larry Rose and
son were visitors over the week-
BREATHEASY GIVES
NSTANT HELP!
snd present hMlth to BRKATHEAST."
Br.EATHEASY can do for you what
it is doinit for othrn'
Yimi can try th BREATHEAST nb
iilutirkT mfthod for rriif of bronchial
inhmi symptoms- -on a meny bak
arrangement thst kavs n room for
d"tiM. You are tha judr--you must
satisfied. No matter how many years
you hare, suffered no matter If you
have --tried them all" BREATHEAf-Y
must work '-r It roti jr0u solhinf.
IXn t wait. Try it today.
Your Health and Its Care
t DR. WILLIAM IRADY, M.O.
Rudert theuld address insjulriet tot Or. William Brady,
21 II CamlM, verly Hill. Calif.
COLD ALL
Not just because them as has
cm wears em but because she
really needs the warmth Mrs.
Coolbody wears
her minks at
the bridge par
ty even when
most of the
other ladies suf
fer from the
excessive heat.
There are a
great many
Coolbody's in
North Amer
ica. They are
largely respon-
s I b 1 e for the
Ot. Brady
most wide
spread phobia
in the country cryophobia,
morbid fear of cold or draft.
On the other hand, thank
goodness, there are a lot of
Warmbody's too, enough of them
to restrain the Coolbody's from
keeping everybody burned up.
The plausible explanation for
this remarkable difference in
personable sensibility to slight
variations in the air or room
temperature is that the Warm-
body's have rich blood and the
Coolbody's have "thin" blood or
anemia. Occasionally this may
be true, but nine times out of
ten it is a false assumption. -
In the majority of instances
the reason why Mrs. Coolbody
likes to wear her furs or other
extra wraps in an environment
that is probably warm enough or
too warm for Mrs. warmBocty in
the lightest clothing she can
wear is that Mrs. Coolbody's
basal metabolism is low, minus.
below par. In other words the
rate of combustion, the oxida
tion process, the vital fire whicli
constitutes life is slower in her
body than it is in the healthy.
normal or average body.
It is not a desirable state for
Mrs. Coolbody to be in, because
aside from the bad living habits
it promotes such as overdress
ing, overheating the home or
working place and avoiding open
air lite minus meiaooiism
makes her more susceptible to
alcohol and drugs wnicn "stimti'
late'' or give a temporary sense
of warmth.
Indeed the increasing use of
private cars, taxis and other
means of transportation for dis
tances which people formerly
walked, contributes to the cock
tail evil, because the sense of
warmth and "stimulation" the
individual gets from a cocktail
or two makes him or her forget
that a mile or two of oxygen
on the hoof increases absorption
of oxygen and speeds up a slow
metabolism ana Brings a real
and lasting body warmth.
Next to daily exercise walk
ing is the best all-around exer
cise any one can take for
health's sake what Mrs. Coot
end with Mrs. Rose's grand
mother, Mrs. Ernest Smith.
Tom Moore, Los Angeles, Cal.,
was in Butte Falls last week to
attend the funeral of her uncle,
Loren Moore.
American Fliers
On Way to States
Washington, May 1 2 U.P.)
Two American naval Iliers who
had been missing in communist
China for 19 months, are sailing
to freedom aboard the British
steamer Hunan.
The steamer has left Tsingtao.
The state department reported
today that the skipper of the Hu
nan radioed Hong Kong head
quarters that the two Americans
were aboard.
They are Elmer C. Bender of
Cincinnati and Chicago and Wil
liam C. Smith of Long Beach,
Cal.
The communist radio at Peip
ing had announced the commu
nuists had freed the two fliers
but the Hunan's report was the
first non-communist confirma
tion Smith and Bender disappeared
Oct. 10. 1948, when their small
navy plane was forced down in
a communist area. The plane took
otf irom isingtao, where the
U. s. then had a navy base under
an agreement with nationalist
China.
Baruch Blisters
Fair Deal Program
New York, May 12 (U.R)
Elder Statesman Bernard Ba
ruch said today that the Truman
administration's deficit spending
ultimately will make the peo
ple slaves of the government
and wreck the country.
In a blistering speech on the
."fair deal" program, he said too
much government is the "great
est threat" in existence to Am
erican freedom.
Wherever communism has
risen to power the value of
money was wrecked first, to
keep the people enslaved
through perpetual inflation, he
said.
"Nothing quite so bad has hap
pened here yet," Baruch said.
"If American fiscal policy be
comes a perpetual inflation ma
chine as "deficit financing"
would make it the result must
be to enslave us to the govern
ment." womos
lADGlST
10c
THE TIME
body generally lacks, to improve
her metabolism ana enliven ner
vital fire, is iodine.
Here we ao again. Remember,
please, I am not suggesting that
anybody take iodine or iodide in
medicinal dose. 1 refer only to
the wee, wee bit of iodine or
iodide which everybody, man,
woman or child, should get in
his or her dailv food but gen
erally does not get because soil,
water and food in most pans oi
the country are deficient in
iodine.
In any case the iodine I rec
ommend is only that quantity
whirh one should get daily in
drinking water and food. That's
why I say if it does you no good
it can do you no narm.
So I invite all the Coolbody s
to send me a stamped self-ad
dressed envelope and ask for the
pamphlet The lodin Hation wnicu
will tell how to get yours.
QUESTIONS Si ANSWERS
Thft charlatans
Cm nv kind of doctor detect mal
Ignsncv by urln trtt only. nd tni
by such test Ihe part of the body
where the cancer Is located? Can any
anv kind of doctor make a teat ol
the bodv with an electric or other
siriffet and find any disease that may
be present and Just where it Is seated.'
Answer No.
Who Cares
Smithsonian Institute says human
Infant Is born with the full number
of nerve cells, and mitosis (division,
increase In numbers) of these cells
does not occur. Hence damage or loss
of any of these cells Is a permanent
impairment, we ot Hign acnoui
physiology class are very Interested
and ask ly whether the statement
Is true. (G. R.l
Answer Yes. but It Is an ablrusc
pathological question, not one of
phvsiology. What do you know about
oral or salivary disestlon? That's
what the class should study In physi
ology. Not odd or perhaps worrisome
pathological facts. Or what effect has
the function of the diaphragm on
circulation.
Acne
Please print a good remedy for
blackheads and pimples. 1 am
ashamed . . . N. E I
Answer Send stamped self-addressed
envelope and ask for pamphlet on
blackheads and pimples acne.
(Copyright 1950 by John F. Dille Co.)
The Grange
Phoenix Grange
Phoenix Grange met may 9
with Master Dee Hendrickson
presiding. Program hour preced
ed the meeting. County candi
dates Ray Marks and Lew
Graves gave short talks. Harland
Glasscock and L. R. Thomas
whose names wore drawn from
the lecturer's list presented their
part of the program. M. E. Nor
Norton introduced Miss Rosalie
Klassen Grange candidate for
the May festival queen.
Visitors for the regular Grange
meeting were State Deputy Wil
liam Howes and Mrs. Howes,
Mr. and Mrs. D. Hoist and Mr.
and Mrs. Roy Le Vander.
Mr. and Mrs. Olin Poe were
named alternates for the state
Grange in June. Flora displayed
a good selection of flowers.
Members voted to meet at 8 p.m.
daylight saving time.
H.E.C. will meet at 1 p.m.
May 17 at Grange hall for des
sert luncheon. Mrs. Agnes Hub
ble, county H.E.C. chairman, is
scheduled to attend this meeting.
A covered dish dinner is
planned for the next meeting.
May 23 at 7 p.m. Serving com
mittee will be Mr. and Mrs. Olin
Poe, Mr. and Mrs. Jake Arnold.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Lovett and
Mr. and Mrs. Harland Glass
cock. Members are asked to
bring two dishes, salad, dessert
or vegetable.
Live Oak Grange
The entertainment committee
of the Grange has announced a
square dance will be held Satur
day evening. May 13, at Live
Oak Grange hall in Rogue River.
All Grangers and their friends
are invited.
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luinatn iua quicKiy, cnorouemy, ?io ir
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time! No mtiins, no stirnne. Rememben
Turns are made for the Tummy exclu
sively, io ion sour stomach km or
hMflhiirn. rnnlein ha k.L;n. a.J. -..
only a dime. Get a roll today!
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2-1 Point of hammer
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31 Htraldle
bearings
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3 Above
3 Outfit
4 Irritate
6 Fun trap
a Hostelry
T Symbol for
tantalum
Ottlcie ot the ear
9 Llvt through
10 writing tablet
11 Irmlne
13 Dash
18 Man's nickname
IS Magnify
30 Indians
3a King of birds
34 Heaped
3ft H3nd letter
35 Armed eonSlct
31 Prayer
33 Sedate
33 -Moving
34 Charm
36 Above and
touching
ST Crony
3 Wife of Orratnt
41 Son of Adam
42 Brother of Jacob
46 Poem
4ft One's relatives
4t Perform
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