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XADIO PROGRAMS WEDNESDAY
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. 6:0O Local Newi Mulio Newt
:1S Sports News Musle Mel Term
:S0 Idwln C. Hill' Sana Shop Spotltint On porta
:. Kiddy Karner Fred Diveses! (accordion Hero's to Vata
7:00 Lone Ranger The Big Story Those Great American
1:13 Lone Ranter' The Bli Story AI Sack
1:30 Or. I. Q. To Be Announced At Sundown
i : Dr. I Q Political Baieball
1.00 Sherlock Holmet Uiht Up Time Baieball "
:1S Sherlock Holm Niwl oi the World Baieball
1:30 Cliche' Club Great GUdersleeve Baieball
: Cliche' Club Greet Glldenleeve Baieball
8:00 Thomas E. Dewey ' Break the Bank Baieball
0:18 Thomai E. Dewey Break the Bank Baieball
:30 Baby Silter Show Mr Out Attorney BaiebaU
t it Baby Sitter Show Mr. Put Attorney Heidelberg mrmonalree
10:OO Richfield Reporter Sam Hayea News
10:13 Clauia Mystery Melody Muilo You Want Juke Box Review
10:30 Tlma To Dance Muile Vou Want Juke Box Review
10:43 Time To Pane Newa Newi
11:00 Platter Party Sign Ofi Sign Off
11:13 Platter Party
11:30 Platter Party
11:43 Platter Party
RADIO PROGRAMS THURSDAY
S.-OO Ria N' Shin Mueleal Roundup
:18 Rlae N' Shin Muilcal Roundup Sign On
6:30 Rise N' Shine Beamed to Farmer Newa
:48 Rlio N Shine U P Newi i4uo Cornl
7:00 Muiic Show Top of the Morning Wake Up Rogue Valla?
7:13 Martin Agromky Top ot the Morning Wake Up Rogue Valley
7:30 Bob Garred-Newa Muiic Newa
7:43 Sporti Roundup Muiic at Newe Sporta Review
8:00 Breakfait Club Southern Shindig Best On Wax
8:15 Breaklait Club Southern Shindig Best On Wax
8:30 Breektill Club Waltz Time Haven ot Reit
8:43 Breakfait Club Mod. Concert Hall Haven of Reit
9:00 Ladles Be Seated friendship circle News
Diia Ladles Be Seated Friendship Circle Lilian Ladlea
9:30 Quick Aa A Flash Muiic For You Chuck roster
9:43 Quick Al A Flaih Hometowneri' Rhythm and Reaaon
10:00 Trading Poit Luncheon With Lopaj Ray Bloch Prennti
10:15 Myitery Shopper Next. Gave Garroway Ray Bloch Preicnt
10:30 My True Story Personality Time Newi
10:43 My True Story U, P. Newi Church In Home
11:00 Betty Crocker Treasure Cheat ' Cherlie Spivak
11:13 Victor H. Lindlahr Dr. Crane, Psychologist Homemaker Hurmoniei
1 1 :30 Baukhage Talking' Her Come the Bandi Muile tor Thuriday
11:43 Newi Meet the Band Muilo for Thuriday
12:00 Bulletin Board News. Market Report Noontime Melodies
13:13 Noon Newi Road ot Life Newi
12:30 Weather Report Pepper Young Farm Newa
12:43 County Agent Right to Happlneta Swap Shop
1:00 Welcome to Hollywd Backitage Wlf Weitern Muitc Box
1:15 Welcome to Hollywt Stella Daliaa Western Muilo Box
1:30 Surprlie Package Lorenso Jon Music Box
1 :43 Surprlie Package Young Wldder Brown Muiic Box
3:00 Hannibal Cobb Life Can Ba BUI. Newi
2:19 Hannibal Cobb Mainly (or Women Mualc Box
2:30 Bride it Groom Newa Muiic Box
2:43 Bride St Groom Swap It Sell Muiic Box
2:00 Pick a Date '"" Welcome Travelera Newa
3:19 Pick Pet Welcome Travelera Muiic Dox
1:30 Art Baker Aunt Mary Women In th Hew
3:43 Ted Malone We Lov a. Learn Women in the Newe
4:00 Modern Romancee Curtain Call Newa
4:00 Modern Romance Familiar Song All.Star Pane Pared
4:30 Organ Time Muiic Vole of the Army
4:43 The Four Knight Muiic Gueit Ster
3:00 Green Hornet U P Newa Reflection of SOC
5:13 Green Hornet Whafi Doing? Reflection of SOC
5:30 Sky King Prelude to Dulk Truth and Life
3:43 Sky King Elmer Petwion Gordon Mac Ra
6:00 Local Newi Scr Guild Theatre Newa
6:13 Sporta News Scr Guild Theatre Michael Douglaa
6:30 Edwin C. Hill George Fliher Calling Spotlight on Sporta
6:45 Ray Marki George Fliher Calling Dinner Mualc
7:00 Counter Spy Supper Club' Red Crosi
T:15 Counter 6py Supper Club At Sundown
7J0 Hoover For Senator Dragnet At Sundown
7:45 Hoover For Senator Dragnet Beieball
1 :0O F-eet Warning! Light Up Time Baieball
8:13 Amateur Hour Newa of the World Baseball
6:30 Amateur Hour Aldrlch Family Baseball
8:43 Robert Montgomery Aldrlch family Baseball
9:00 Linger Awhile Duffy'a Tavern Baseball
8:15 Tak To The Air Duffy's Tavern Baseball
9:30 Baby Sitter Show Wrestling Matches Baseball
9:43 Baby Sitter Show Wrestling Matches News
10:00 Richfield Reporter ' Wrestling Matches Juke Box Review
10:13 Clauii Myitery Melody Wreitling Matchea Juke Box Review
i 10:30 Tim To Dane Morton Downey Juke Box Review
1 10:43 Tim To Pane News Newa
1 11:00 Platter Party Sign On Sign Off
11:15 Flatter Party
11:30 Platter Party
11:45 Platter Party
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Dial Lights
By Johnny Ahem
In the youngster's file: When
'a young girl asks "Th Lone
jJUnger" and Tonto to help her
(with a plan to catch bank rob
jbera, the plan looks as though it
I will work but complications put
' all three in great danger. It's
the Lone Rranger show tonight
at 7 o'clock.
In the same time period to
: morrow night, it's "counterspy"
I . . . with the story of a million
, dollar swindle that ends in . . .
i murder. A title that's bound to
' match . . . "The Case of the Sanc
; timonious Solicitor."
J Walter Kieman says: When
t they give a big party in Moscow,
everybody turns out who hasn't
i been turned in.
! With these new thinking ro
i bots coming out ... the machines
are getting so smart they no
longer need men.
i A footnote: How about women?
i .
Remember to take time to
; "Linger Awhile" tomorrow at
j 9 p.m. with Fred Beuhner. Some
I of your favorite songs will be
, on the show ... as you have re
quested them.
If you think you're having
trouble keeping your lawn in
shape, you might ask Warren
wash now Its done, looks easy,
, the way he goes about it.
fHONE 2-6211
Ashlanders to Visit
Camp White Veterans
Camp White, May 17 Comes
word from Ashland that mem
bers of the Elks lodge will visit
this center at 6:30 p. m. on May
24, and will be accompanied by
Clarence Wiggins and the Ash
land high school band.
Fred Sears, recreational di
rector, calls it a "twilight-out-of-doors"
band concert. It will be
played on what is now becoming
known as "Sear's Field," a new
patch of lawn in the process of
development, lying west of Rec
reation building. A natural band
shell is under construction and
landscaping is fast showing re
sults. Another musical feature will
be the Ashland B. P. O. E. bar
ber shop quartette and advance
notices state that the group is
high in state standing? for the
Society for the Preservation of
Barber Shop Harmony.
14 Cases of Mumps
Reported in County
Fourteen cases of mumps
headed the list of communicable
diseases reported to the county
health department last week.
Thirteen cases are in Medford,
and one in Ashland.
Medford also reported three
cases of chicken pox, three cases
of influenza and one each of in
fectious mononucleosis, measles,
nolio, tuberculosis and whooping
cough, and two of pneumonia.
TRY
The New Way to Color Concrete
Porches, Steps and Walks
A Permanent, Penetrating Stain
CAN NOT WEAR OFF
i
Your Health and Its Care
ty 01 WILLIAM IRADV, M.D.
Rart shall' ddrH l.ultli ti Dr. William Brady,
til II Cam.., enrir Hill. Call.
RATTLE THOSE BONE! B
In line with Darwin's theory
concerning the survival of the
fittest, untold thousands of years
have contrib
uted to the ul
timate selec
tion of the
type of bones
we now pos
sess. Bonis
have been
shortened,
length ened,
thin ned and
thickened ac
cording to the
n a e d s of the
Individual
competing for
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survival. Mod'
ern man has little natural need
for the bony structure of the
Neanderthal or other primitive
man. The highly unnatural and
excessive strains placed upon
bones in what is called "sport"
such as football, can hardly be
expected to contribute much to
the bony formation of the man
of the remote future.
Many thousands of years from
now, the effect of modern labor
saving devices may result in the
development of a species of man
of considerably lighter bony
frame-work than that endowing
man today.
Man today has a bony frame
work capable of resisting enor
mous stresses but with certain
and often unsuspected limita
tions. According to the National
Bureau of Standards, human
bone has double the Inherent
strength of seasoned hickory and
about one-fourth of that of cast
iron. Sections of bone removed
from the extremities can with
stand a pressure of 23,000
pounds before giving way, yet
the same bones give way to
twisting strain at 3,000 pounds
per square inch.
Strong as bones may be, the
tendons and ligaments attached
to them may remain intact after
the bone has snapped. Stresses
applied counter to the usual or
bit or range of a bone's move
ment can be resisted to a point
for beyond that applied in a
twisting or rotary manner. Thus
fractures (any break is a frac
ture) may occur in the presence
of semingly slight injuries. Many
persons are reluctant to undergo
the expense of an x-ray exam
ination of an injured area be
cause they feel that the force
involved was insufficient to
cause a fracture.
A case in point involved a
ballet dancer. Years of practice
had produced enormously strong
and supple muscles which en
abled her to leap about effort
lessly and land "light as a cat."
In a routine practice drill, she
noticed a stinatns naln in her
leg following a leap in which
"landing abruptly stopped a
twisting turn. X-ray examina
tion of the leg revealed a frac
ture extending two thirds of
the way up the entire outer
bone of the leg.
Elderly persons are often said
to "fall and break their hip." Ac
tually more of these people
break their hip first and fall
afterward. The break Is caused
Anti- Picketing
injunction Refused
Roseburg, Ore., May 17 (U.R)
Circuit Judge Carl E. Wlmberly
refused to grant an anti-picket-ing
injunction to the Umpqua
Dairy against the Umpqua Val
ley Milk Producers association
here late yesterday.
In his nine -page decision,
Judge Wimberly said the associa
tion's picketing was legal, be
cause it was not a strike as de
fined by law.
The decision questioned the
distinction between an associa
tion such as the milk producers
and a union. It said the court
felt that if picketing by labor
unions was legal, ao was that of
a farmers' organization.
The judge criticised State Milk
Administrator Thomas L. Ohlsen
for his failure to act when the
dispute over minimum milk
prices arose.
Jacksonville and Butte Falls
each reported one case of chick
en pox, Talent three cases of in
fluenza. Central Point one case
of measles and Trail one case of
pneumonia.
UT DON'T TWIST THEM
by an unusual twisting strain
which exceeds the tensile anti
twisting strength of the bone.
fractures caused Dy oirni
4mia a t n Invnlvrt turtattrtfl
forces. Wrestling fans are often
amrnwl hu tV,o tarriflr farce's
which are applied to the extrem
ities wimuui ;iuuulu,i i, Ma
tures, yet the experienced wrest-
I ... .aam hiranin auara nf his
vulnerability when twisting
force is applied and moves
quickly to transfer the direction
of the force against less vulner
able planes.
Tne laea or relaxing m
taking a tumble is not based
mnn rxttrm imn pinftt inn hilt has
a lot of considerations to rec
ommend it. A Done can stana
more direct force than twisting
4r.r-m u th tenrlona attached
to the bones are in a state of
rigid contraction, tne tail may
terminate a twisting motion and
...it in a svontiirft. whereas if
the muscles and tendons are re
laxed only direct violence is
involved. . ..
qUESTIUNB ai ""
cyitocol
n, pvdnrHl and tell
whether there is any cure besides an
operaUon. (Mrs. H. A. L.)
AnswerBulging of bladder Irom
. i . .ua (iinnnrl
weaKening or ium u .....a, r:
usually resulUng from unrepaired tear
of perineum in cnuooirwi. oii.,,..i'
much relief may b obtained from
a lultable penary, but In most cases
the happiest treatment is surgical
repair of the perineum which la a
minor operation but one of Inestim
able importance to any woman.
.. . .u.11 raAi nil nleht and
morning to a wart the an of pea.
After two weeki the wart was gone.
I had wonderful remits from follow
lng the advice in the - Cray Sickness"
Ul. V.t.Ha aaw 1 InnV tWAntV
yeara younger and certainly I feel ao.
Your aauy column na oruuiiu
happinese to our home, it T. R.i
Answer un wrmen nqutu
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tnvelop any reader may have a copy
of the pnmphlt prrlCIEXCY AN
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Copyright 1030 by John T. Pill Col
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MIDGET HEARING AID
Mr. H. A. Lyons of Peoria, Illinois,
who himself ha been hard of heating
far twenty years, has perlacted a new
hearing alt) thai can b worn In
secret.
With this amall aid, even your
closest (rlendi will never know how
you hear so perfectly. Volcei, th
radio and vn th ticking ef th
clock sound natural.
It is suggested If Intereited tor
yourself or friend, writ Mr. Lyons
at 400 South Washington Strt,
Peoria, Illinois, He will be glad to
send full Information.
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Are you going through the functional
'middle B" period peculiar to women
(38 to 52 vre.)? Doea thla make you
Butler from hot flaahea. fel to nertj
ou3, hish-Btrung, tired? Then no try
Lydla E. Plnkham'a Vegetable Com
pound to relieve such ymptoma.
Plnkham'a Compound also haa what
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HYDIA I. PINKHAM'S compound
Lady's Stomach
Was Like Gas Factory;
Meals Turned to Gas
"Your medicine can't be beat," says
this Medford lady. "Acid and gas in
my stomach made me suffer awfully,
and my husband was terribly consti
pated. We use a bottle of it a week,
and it can't be beat." Folks who know
the misery of gas pressure and feel
like their stomachs will burst after
every meat and who often hate to eat
because of the misery that follows
often find that irregular bowel action
is the cause, and KAL-O-DEX taken
shortly before meals mixes with the
food and helps to eliminate poisonous
waste matter through its laxative ac
tion. KAL-O-DEX it an herbal formula
containing medicinal juices from 5
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sluggish intestines and kidneys. Miier-
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So don't oo on suffering. Get KAL-O-
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