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fi 30 Edwin C. Hill
a 45 Kiddy Korner
"7:00 Counter Spy"
Bob Hope
Bob Hope
Personality Time
Dance Time
Big Town"
Big Town"
People Are Funny
People Are Funny"
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7:30 Buenos Amigos
7 43 vera maascy-
'4 00 Time lor Defense
8:15Time For Defense"
8-30 Town ivieei.ru.
8:45 Town Meeting
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9:30 Baby Sitter
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TO CO Richfield Reporter"
1015 Sports Report
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Music
Music
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Music You Want
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8:00 Rise N' Shin
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Musical Roundup
Musical Roundup
Beamed to Farmer
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Top of the Morning
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Breakfast Music
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7:15 Martin Agrocsky
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8:00 Breakfast Club
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8:30 Breakfast Club"
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Red Foley
Waltztime
Mod. Concert Hall
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Friendship Circle
Friendship Circle
Tips and Tunes
Homelowners
9:15 Lames ee oeaiea
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m:nn TradinB Post
10:15 Mystery Shopper
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ii:00 Betty Crocker1
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1:00 Welcome To Hollywd.
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2.00 Chance of Lifetime
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2:30 Bride it Groom"
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3 00 Today in Hollywood
3 15 Pick a Date
3 30 Art Baker
3 45 Ted Malone
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4:15 Modern Romance
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6:00 Local News
6:15 Sports News
6:30 Edwin C. Hill"
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Proudly
Sons Shoo
Fred Divesek (accordion)
7:00 Lone Ranger
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7:30 Dr. I. Q."
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The Big Story"
The Big Story
Here's to Vets
Music
8.00 Sherlock Holmes
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8:30 Cliche' Club
One Man's Family
' Newa of the World
Great Glldersleeve
Great Glldersleeve
8:45 Cliche' Club
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Break the Bank"
Break the Bank"
Mr Dlst Attorney"
Mr. Dist. Attorney
10:00 Richfield Reporter
10:15 Sports Report"
10:30 Time To Dance
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Sam Hayes"
Halls of Ivy"
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Radio
Dial Lights
By Johnny Ah n
A lively week-end has come
and gone, and thanks to all you
wonderful people who took part
n malfa it slinh orpnl shOW.
We hope you enjoyed the local
"welcome to nonywooa snow,
and we'll let you know just as
soon as we can what time it will
be released on the network.
Rogue River Roundup coming
up next Saturday and Sunday,
so you better get into that west
ern regalia or prepare to pay the
penalty in the court.
Bet there were more auto
graphs signed in Medford last
week-end, than there have been
in a long, long time. It's a shame
they weren't all on checks for
a couple hundred.
New sponsor on the "Baby
Sitter" show. Rogue Valley
Greenhouse will now add a fine
corsage to the stack of prizes
that go out each Saturday night
... to those clever winners.
How are you enjoying Tune-O?
If you haven't started playing
the game yet, better get your
Tune-O card at McLain's drug
and join Tom McLeod five nights
weekly at 6:45. You may not
win, dui on xne oiner nana you
may , . . and the regular prizes
nine that Clfinnn tn thn
grand national winner would
make it mighty worthwhile for
your time.
4-H Clublews"
Valleyview 4-H club had their
regular meeting June 2 at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. Earl Big
ham with 20 members and nine
parents present. Mr. Cate was
out to help judge sheep, also to
snow members now to block
lambs for the fair.
Next meeting will be July 7
at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
Dugan.
Refreshment committee will
be Mrs. Chapman and Mrs. Du
gan. Aria Williams, Reporter
San Francisco's Chinatown
"joss houses." the Chinese tem
ples, derived their name from
' Dios," Spanish and Portuguese
word for God.
Roller Shades
Wakefield Drapery
?nd Floor Medford Furniturr 6th & Birtlett, Ph. 2-6010
New
Kay Starr
Spotlight on Sporta
Dinner Music
Navy Show
Wiggletworth's
Between the Hum
Baseball
one Man s Family Baseball
Newt oi the World" Baseball
Cavalcade ol America Baseball
Cavalcade of America Baseball
Summer Theater nahiill
Baseball
Baseball
News
Juke Box Review "
Juke Box Review
Juke Box Review
News
Sign Ofi
News
1400 Corral
Wake Uo RoEue Vallear
wane up Kogue vauey
News
Sports Review
Show
Album Time
Album Time
Bible Institute
Bible Institute
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Listen Ladles
Harry Cool
Morning Special
Luncheon With Lopez- Lyn Murray Show
Next Dave Garroway Lyn Murray Show
Personality Time News
U P News Church In Home
Treasure Chest The 3 Suns
Dr. Crane. Psychologist Homemaker Harmonies
Three Alarm Music For Wednesday
Meet the Band Music For Wednesday
News. Market Reporta Noontime Melodies
Road of Life' News
Pepper Young Farm News
Right to Happiness" Swap Shop
Backstage Wife" Western Music Box
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Young Widdei Brown" Music Box
Life Can Be Beautiful" News
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Quarter Hour with Bible All Star Dance Parade
Sons of Pioneers Music by Martin
Richard Harkness Standard Varieties
Newa
Doing?
Hit Parade
Peterson"
Teller of Tales
Sunset and Vina
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Rockin' Chair
We HaU
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Mel Torme
Spotlight On Sporta
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These Great Americans
Al Sack
At Sundown
At Sundown
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Bob Ebrle
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Juke Box Review
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Second Oil Well
Of Medford Firm
Proves Success
J. Verne Shangle, Medford,
who is interested in three oil
drilling concerns largely owned
by local investors, said today
that a second well drilled by
one of the three firms has struck
oil, and is now in production.
An oil strike on another well was
reported last week.
Both wells are located in Illi
nois, and are operated by the
Mutual Drilling company, of
which Ed Anderson, Medford,
is president. The new well will
produce from 56 feet of oil bear
ing sand. Shangle said, and is
located one-half mile north of
the other well. Production men
say the second well may prove
out at 1,000 barrels a day, with
the first producing at about 500.
Plan Kansas Well
Another company, the Big Six
Drilling corporation of which
Anderson is also president, plans
to start drilling Wednesday on
a well located on a lease in
Kansas.
Mr. and Mrs. Anderson, ac
companied by W. M. Lemmon,
a director of the Mutual firm,
plan to leave this week to visit
both properties, and Anderson
says he will attempt to obtain
a lease in the oil areas for the
United Company of Oregon, a
third firm largely financed by
Medford and Klamath Falls men,
which had conducted exploratory
drilling in the Harney basin,
near Burns.
Outdoor Chapel Service
Held at Camp White
Camp White, June 6 The first
out-of-doors Sunday evening cha
pel services ever conducted here
were held yesterday evening
from the bandstand. The Apos
tolic raith church, with the Rev.
C. W. Frost presiding, present
ed the hour-long program.
The orchestra and choir of 22
musicians were directed by Mrs.
Naomi Williams.
Chaplain Harry W. Anderson
Introduced the visitors.
Members were seated on
chairs placed on the lawn in
front of the bandstand.
Dead lln Sunday oaaalfled If a
Noon Saturdays
PRINCESS WEDS
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WED AT SOLEMN RITES In Tokyo, Princess Taka, daughter of
Emperor Hlrohito and Empress Nagako waits with bridegroom,
Toshlchl Takatsukasa, a commoner, to receive parental blessing.
Event, described as "love match" aroused widespread Interest
In Japan. Groom works, has modest income. ( International)
Your Health and Its Care
By DR. WILLIAM BRADY. M.D.
Rtadon should address Inquiries to: Dr. William Brady,
265 El Camino. Beverly Hills. Calif.
RHEUMATIZ AND PHYSICAL DEGENERATION
Reader writes: I terative iodine. Therefore these
My husband was crippled essentials as well as calcium,
with aching hands and knees
and s o m e -
times
back
Could not hold
a cup in t lie
morn ing. I
read your
pamphlet Cal
c i u m and
R h e u m a tiz.
He began the
ten weeks
course of cal
cium and vi
a m i n D as
suggested in
your pamph
Ur draHv
let. In about
four weeks he was so much bet
Ipr all his aches and oains dis
appeared so gradually we could
hardly realize ... he is now as
chipper as any forty years old
man, although lie is a. xou win
never know the happiness your
teachings have brought into our
home. . . . (Mrs. R. K.)
All I know is that the cal
cium and vitamin D can do no
harm in any case. But who
knows whether old C. O. Inci
dence accounts for the relief that
occurred in this case?
Anv reader who asks for it in
writing and provides self-addressed
stamped envelope may
have the pamphlet Calcium and
Rheumaiii.
Bear in mind, folks, I'm no
specialist or authority, but it is
my belief that most of the
chronic rheumatiz people have
today is the manifestation of
physical degeneration, and as
soon as I define physical degen
eration again I'll tell you more.
Webster says degeneration is
"deterioration of a tissue or an
organ in which its vitality is di
minished; a substitution oi a
lower for a higher form of
structure, cither by chemical
change of the tissue or the de
posit of abnormal matter in the
tissue." Stedman's medical dic
tionary says degeneration is "a
retrogres sive pathological
change in cells or tissues in con
sequence of which the function
ing power is lost and the living
substance becomes converted in
to an inert mass."
I hone these definitions con
vey some idea of the meaning of
physical degeneration, it nap
pens to everybody sooner or
later every one begins to de
generate, begins to die. the in
stant he or she reaches the peak
of growth and development.
Some begin to die at thirty or
thirty-five, others not until for
ty or forty-five. It is the way of
all life.
From what little I can learn
about chronic arthritis or rheu
matiz the condition is not in-
flamation at all (as the term
arthritis joint inflammation
implies) but a process of physi
cal degeneration of bone, cartil
age and other tissues oi tne
joints. The physical degencrtion
is in no way due to cold, damp
ness, climate, weather, acid in
the system or other extrinsic
cause, in my opinion. I believe
the chief cause of chronic rheu
matiz is prolonged nutritional
deficiency, especially insuffic
ient daily intake of calcium,
phosphorus and vitamin D.
tne chief, cause, i say. in
many cases it seems likely
enough that other nutritional
deficiencies through the years
contribute to the trouble or has
ten the process of degeneration,
notably insufficient daily intake
of the vitamins thiamine (Bl)
and riboflavin (B2 and the al-
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phosphorus and vitamin D are
i included m the formula for
supplcment to the diet (not medi
cine) which I recommend for
American children, youths,
young, middle aged and elderly
adults in the pamphlet Young
Folks and Old Folks, available
on written request accompan
ied with stamped self-addressed
envelope. If you ask for both
pamphlets, inclose ten cents.
QUESTIONS & ANSHKKS
Give the Boy a Break
Son. 15, has wel the bed ever since
he had scarlet fever four years ago.
Do you think I should have him take
kidney pills. He feels awfully
bad. (Mrs. D. T.)
Answer The habit of bed-wetting
often develops after such Illness. It la
merely habit, has nothing to do with
the kidneys, as a rule. Don't experi
ment on the boy with nostrums, for
heaven's sake. Give him the benefit
nf a physician's care. If that is be
yond your means, send stamped self
addressed envelope for pamphlet THE
BED-WFTTING HABIT
Foods Containing Vitamin D '
Please name foods that contain vita
min D. (C. R.)
Answer Egg yolk, cream, butter,
milk, kippered herring, sardines, can
ned salmon, cacao butter (the fat ob-
Inlned from cacao seeds, commonly
ca led cocoa neansl. Die liver.
(Copyright 1050 by John F. Dllle Co.)
Unemployed Lowest
SinceApril, 1949
Washington, June 6 (U.R)
The number of unemployed has
dropped to the lowest mark
since April, 1949, the census
bureau reported today.
At the same time, the bureau
said there were more people
employed in May than at any
time since last August.
There were 59.71)1,000 per
sons employed in May as com
pared to 58.668,000 in April.
The number of unemployed
was cut 458,000 to 3,057,000 in
May. The unemployed in April
totaled 3,515.000.
In contrast, there were 58,
604.000 persons employed in
May, 1949, while 3,289,000 were
out of work.
The census bureau report
showed the entire labor force in
May to be 62,788,000, compared
with 62.183,000 in April and
with 61,983,000 in May 1949.
Camp White, June 6 W. L.
"Bill" Clegg started a 30-day an
nual leave today. He and Mrs.
Clegg and son Bill are going east
to visit relatives and friends.
While Clegg, canteen manager,
is away. Sirs. B irton R. Sims,
wife of White's engineer, will be
in charge of canteen services.
Mrs. Sims has had experience
along these lines having worked
for years in VA canteens at oth
er stations.
Personal
To Women With
Nagging Backache
An wc sM nMr, stress and strtin, over
exertion, exrcMivr imokinv or xpoeur to
did sometimes slows down klrinty func
tion. Thii nitty lead mtnj folks to com
plain of ntwilnt bckftch, lou of ptp and
ncrry, headnthra and riiiilntM. Gtttfnf
tip n lit hlii or frequent piiMm may mult
from minor bladder irritation du to cold,
dampneaa or dietary tndiaerttiona.
If your dlrrmnforta ar due to thr
fatiftM, don't wait, try Dnan'a PHIi. a mild
diuretic, Ud imcrPM fully hy million for
ovr SO yrara. While lhee ymptnma may
often otherwise occur, tt'a amaimt how
many time Doan'a give happy relief
help the 16 mika of kidney tube and ftltasri
fluah out waau. Get Doan'a Tilla todaI
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33 Oave relief to
34 Three-toed slothi
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20 Wright of India
30 Man's nickname
32 Temporary
shelter
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34 River In Italy
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43 Possessive
pronoun
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44 Point
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money
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