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RADIO Programs Ttlbunt umi 0 PROGRAMS SUNDAY "" t radio stations and thi Mill s no mponiibihty axccpt to msk. luch china.. .. ... .....ulj Ua '"" " KMKU- 1440 k. KW1N-I.0... uoBsnd Box Revue ' ,IiBandBoxBevu' 7 DO Bandbox Revus Religion In News' ? A.-, Bandbox Revue Morning Serenade ."ooOld Fashioned Revival Chapter In TheSkv Newt ' 8 5 Old Faih. Revival The U-N It Mv Beat Do Yon R.m.... :J5Old Fash. Revival New. Highlight- Wmg. ot H.iTln wg!" F""- Vonng Scientist, y, ,??.' -J no Chapel of the Air Gospel Hour ' N s.orv I :;5Chopel ol the Air Gospel Hour Freedom stor. S.JHh thins oj nom.nce Here, to Vets Ch.peflid'e of Ro.H jFy-hrn. of .Romance New, ChSggl l.gg gj Sort 7a 00 News America United Newi 10 15 This World of Ours America United Shower, ot Bleum. ,-iSLMio-Morninf Melodies Chicago Roundtabl. w,? Tlm. 1 in 45 Mid-Morning Melodies Chicago Roundlable Wall? Time Tl:00 Church Services NBC Theatre- Baptist Church 15-Church Services NBC Theatre BaS s ChSrch 30-Church Services NBC Theatre Bap s Church iijy-Church Service, NBC Theatre gf Church 12:00 Frank It Ernest The Truitu- David Rose ! 15 News New, 12io-The Baptist Hour- Quiz Kid. Carmen Cavallero 12:45 The Baptist Hour' juiz Kids Sport Review 1:00 This ween- 5TcJam Assembly of God l:15-Thi,Wcek What; Doing Assembly of God 1:30-Voice of Prophecy High Adventure Dick Hi'mis Show 1:45 Voice of Prophecy High Adventure Gospel Hour -2:00 Mr. President The Big Guy Roundup 2:15 Mr. President The Big Guy Roundup 2 30 Milton Cross. Opera Harvest o( Stars Roundup 3 45 Milton Cross. Opera Harvest of Siars Roundup foO Lutheran Hour Catholic Hour- Roundup 315 Lutheran Hour Catholic Hour Roundup 3 30 Horniel Girls Corps. Henry Morgan Show Roundup 3 i Hormcl Girls Corps. Henry Morgan Show Roundup Too Piano Playhouse The Falcon- Roundup 4 15 Piano Playhouse The Falcon- Roundup 4 30 Sam Kaye's Serenade The Saint Roundup 4 45 Sain Kaye'sJerenadej Roundup Too Slop The Music Sam Spade Truth 4 Life 515 Stop The Music Sam Spade Truth i Life 5'30 Stop The Music NBC Symphony Albert SacE 5.-45 Stop The Music Guest Star 0 00 Walter Winchcll- Theatre Guild News 6 15 Louella Parsons Theatre Guild Margaret Whiting 6 30 Ted Malone Album Familiar Music Dog Tales fi 43 Ted Malone' Album Familiar Music Gay Nineties 7 00 Gregory Hood Take It or Leave If KWIN Concert Hall 715 Gregory Hood Take It or Leave It KWIN Concert Hall 1 7-30 Mr Malone' Bob Crosby Show Washington News 7 45 Mr Malone' Bob Crosby Show Russ Morgan m g 00 Drew Pearson Pesha Kagan Evening Serenade s:it Monday Headlines Cliflon Ulley News Evening Serenade 8 30 Walter WlncheU Standard Hour Rogue Rancho g 43 Louella Parsons Standard Hour Rogue Rancho 9 00 Think Fast Standard Hour News 9 13 Think Fast Standard Hour Moments of Devotion 9 30 Hotel Orchestra Music & News Masterworks 9 45 Jackie Kobinon Masterworks 10 00 Richfield Reporter Sign Off Sign Off in 15 George Sokolsky 10 3.1 Time To Dance 10 45 Tuna To Dance RADIO PROGRAMS MONDAY 6.00 Rise N' Shin Musical Roundup 6 15 Rue N Shine Musical Roundup 6 30 Rise N Shine Beamed to Farmer Newi 6 Rise N- Shine U P New U00 Corral "7 00 Music Show Top of the Morntn Wake Up Rogue Valley 7:15 Martin Agronsky Top of the Morning Wake Up Rogue Valley 7 30 Bob Garred-Newi Breakfast Music Newi 7 45 Sports News Music ana ISewi Sports Review "8 00 Breakfast Club Red Folev Show' Roadside Chapel 815 Breakiast Club" Red Folev Show Roadside Chapel 8 30 Breakfast Club Waltz Time Bible Institute 8:45 Breakfast Club Mod. Cone. Hall Bible Institute 9:00 Ladies Be Seated Friendship Circle News S:15 Ladies Be Seated Friendship Circle Listen Ladies 9 30 "Tune-O" Tips And Tunes Tony Pastor 9. 45 "Tune-O" Art Van Damme Qrt. Mornin; Special "10.00 Trading Post Curtain Call David Rose 10:15 Mvstery Shopper Dave Garrawty David Rose 10:30 My True Story' Personality Tune News 10:45 My True Story U P Mcwa Church In Home 11:00 Betty Crocker Accent On Melody Eddy Howard 11 15 Victor Lindlahr Dr. Cram Homeinaker Harmonies 11 :30 Baukhage Talking Three Alarm Music For Monday 11 45 News Meet the Band Music For Monday 12 00....Bulletin Board News 6c Markets Noontime Melodies 12 15 News Road of Life News 12:30 Weather Report Pepper Young- Farm News 12 43 County Agent Right to Happiness Swap Shop T l 00 Welcome to Hollywd Backstage Wife Western Music Box 1:15 Welcome to Hollywd Stella Dallas Western Music Box 1130 Bargaranne Burns Lorento Jones Music Box 1 :45 Surprise Package Young Widder Brown Music Box "2 00 Chance of Lifetime" Life can be Beautiful News 2 15 Chance of Lifetime Mainly For Women Music Box 2.30 Bride & Groom News Music Box 2 4. Bride St Groom Swap & Sell Music Box 3 00 Todav In Hollywood Welcome Travelers News 3:15 Pick A Date Welcome Travelers Music Box 3 30 Art Baker Aunt Mary Hollywood Headlines 3 45 Ted Malone We Love St Learn Hollywood Headline 4 00 Quick as a Flash Record Shop News 4 15 Quick as a Flash Sons of The Pioneers All-Star Dance Parade 4:30 News Echoes From Tropics Music By Martin 4:45 Four Knights Richard Harkness Inside Story Too Fun House U P News Teller of Tales 5 15 Fun House What's Doing Standard Varieties 5 30 Superman Voice of FtreatoiM Truth At Life 5 45 Superman Voice of Firestone Rockin' Chair T 6 00 Local News Report From Wash'ton Dinner Music 6:15 Eve Prentice What America Is Playing News 6 30 Edwin C. Hill Candv Matxon Bing Crosby 6 45 "Tune-O" Candy Matson Spotlight On Sport 7:00 Lone Ranger Song Shop U. N. News 7:15 bone Ranger Say It With Music Musical Smorgasbord 7:30 "Ethel St Albert Show Christopner London Russ Morgan 7:45 "Ethel St Albert" Show Christopher London Bob Eberle 8.00 June Storey One Man's Family National Guard Show 815 June Storey News of the World Songs of Our Times 8 30 Henrv J Tavlor Railroad Hoar" Rogue Rancho 8 45 Joe-Hasel. Sports' Railroad Hour Heidelberg; Harmonai re 9 00 United Or Not? Telephone Hour News 9:15 United Or Not? Telephone Hour Carmen Cavallero 9 30 Baby Sitter Show Salute To Reservists Masterworks 9 45 -Baby Sitter Show Salute To Reservists Masterworks 10:00 Richfield Reporter Sam Hayes Juke Box Review 10:15 Sports Report Music You Want Juke Box Review 10 30 Time To Dance Music You Want Juke Box Review 10.45 Time To Dance Music And News News 11 OO Platter Party Sign Off Sign Off 11:15 platter Party 1130 Platter Party 11 -45 Platter Party ABC NBC Unknown Soldier of South Rests Close to Unidentified Union Dead Raleigh. N. C. (U.R) In an overgrown little graveyard in Carteret countv stands a small, faded tombstone which reads: Unknown Co. B. 26th Regt. N.C.T. C.S.A. Although no sentrv strides in measured steps to guard his rest ing place, that white stone marks the place of the South's "Un known Soldier." It is said that this unknown soldier of the confederacy re mains un-named through the de sire of a woman. Miss Emeline Pogott served as a nurse during the last tragic days of the war. Sick and wound ed confederate soldiers were brought to her home for treat ment. The soldier who today is known only by company and reg iment was brought from the bat tlefield and nursed by Miss Po gott. He died from his wounds and Miss Pogott had him buried in the family plot. Union Dead Nearby Legend had it that Miss Po gott lost her lover during the Bat tle of Gettysburg and in the young wounded soldier found surcease for the loss of her own sweetheart. For that reason she left his grave unnamed as a re membrance of the one the for tunes of war took from her. Less than a cannon's shot away rests a group of unknown union soldiers who were buried in a Quaker graveyard. They died from wounds dur ing the invasion and capture of Fort Macon In 1862. The story goes that the town officials ob jected to union soldiers being buried in the town cemetery, so a small Quaker organization in existence at that time gave per mission for burial in their ceme tery on the edge of town. Thus today, almost side by side, the unknown soldiers of both north and south rest where they fell. CIGAR HAS TEETH St. Louis (U.R) Carl Simon is looking for a cigar with two front teeth. He thinks the false molars may have been imbedded in the half-smoked stogie which he tossed out of his automobile window while driving home from work. Sunday, Jun 11. 1950 MEDFORD (OREGON) MAIL TRIBUNE FIVS CROSSWORD PUZZLE ASSVTEt TO FREYIOLI Fl'EZLB ACIOSt I Wikod trick 4 Cltu of incut? Ctj of ihecp 11 Oouthtrn black bird ' Conjunct ioo I S Mountain like II Dtuihur of kltnos II Contumi 31 Csich leollpa.t 33 lmplmenU tor 3ft-MlM and !i-maltt jt wmie Mauif,iej thlMd 3i i tin 33 Pou ml v 6ron?un 31 Ortek letter 31 Ai 40 Anon -.2Ntir fibbr.) 4)- Attempt 41 ArchtvM 4t Portico 50 -"JmtitiM 54 Later j 7 In the put is Mora o-.ttur 60 silkworm 61 Lair 43 Mtttf 6.1 Obstruct Strange as it ee& r r HSU HIS GHOST PROMPTLY LAID Worcester. Mass. (U Pi When occupants of a tenement houe claimed it was "haunted." more j than 500 spectators turned no with city officials to inspect it. jThe three-family house rattled ,,-ind quivered. The public works commissioner. Earl R. Perry, convinced that old age rather than ghosts were to blame, promised to prop the structure's beams. China's pagodas have an un even number of stories because odd numbers are considered lucky. Radio Dial Lights By Johnny Ahtrn Something new to the column: We have a note that Dorothy Ja cobson of Station KTKN. Ketch ican. Alaska, will be in Medford on June 13. This may be a little in advance, but if the right peo ple see this, how about having ner stop in? As unofficial greet er. here's a welcome to Dorothy Jacobson . . . and we hope she'll stop around and see us. Like to hear about antennas in Alaska. nd each Sunday hereafter at the same time. Latest and greatest, to use a much done-in phrase, in the sports scene. You going out to the Roundup this afternoon? Who knows . . . we might see you there. Anvone having an apartment to rent might call Tom McLeod tomorrow. We're sure Tom will j appreciate it . . . and you'll be i getting a couple of swell people for tenants. 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If CtlumnliMi 11 Mf Tiorand 34 Capuchin moakty !t Drink ot tt fcxli (pi.) 3 R-e 41 Part nf houia 44 fliv loks 4 Appralned 4 tr,urney 50 Evil M Mature 53 We.ht mtli. ;i 53 Reiort 51 Period of tiro SC Ede Teutonic deity ViHMJLES TL WRiNS OF CAPTAIN 61000 in smims "Wfi triaustl cb0wn from the Tower op lonoom, THAT INSTEM) OF PlJHIrtl)JS VtOM A fiSANTOF WNO for ii$ligMCt) 5 NO mt 6HT.VM i:a saw. ako rrs hsad v.- ';;5n;ceT ViHem held TO Ths uerny a r- "r-f rrra i i - - Irjnn!- icvauo wi-vf ?iaer OFTViS B oaSlNNL M'IRiCAN CO-ONiKT) OECLARi INCSPeNOWCt FRoiA 6I5AT KITA'M-IWIHS LAST t, RATlFf TWt riPtSAL CONmTtlTieil BARNEY GOOGLE and SNUFFY SMITH ?-- "O- av1tllaC aa. 33t Feed Your Home a Comfort Tonic ... by equipping your attic with time-proven FIBERGLAS INSULATION! Quickly and easily applied in the form of 2" or 3" Blankets, it forms a permanent thermal seal . , . Rooms stay cooler on the warmest summer days; snug and cozy during winter weather! 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