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s XADIO PROGRAMS WEDNESDAY Prearam. list! belew are received (ram Ike rdla itatlenl an. the Mall Tribune assume bo rssaaiitielllry eatept r mske luch shames ss ia hibiIM. sIYJO - mo .a KMKD - ltt e Kwiw uo aa 00 Local Newt Proudly Wa Hall News 6:l Sports Newi Proudly Wa Hall Mai Torrat 6:S0 Edwin C. H1U Sons Snop SpoUliht On a Dorrs :t Tune-O Trad Diveses; (iccordlon Hera a to Vala 7:00 Lone Raiuer Tha Bl Story Salute to fteierviita J:iJ kn! "i".1"' P1 Bif St0T 8,lu Reservists 7:30 Dr I. ".Ichsrd Diamond At Sundown 7:45 Dr I. Q. Richard Diamond Baieball t:0O Detour One Man e Family Baseball 14 Detour News of tha World" Baseball :30 Cliche' Club Great Glldereleeve Baseball M Cliche' Club Creat Ollderaleeva Baseball j:00 Chandu Break the Bank Baseball 9:1 Chandu Break tha Bank Baseball :S0 Baby Sitter Show Mr out Attorney Baseball 8:45 Baby Sitter Show Mr. Dlst Attorney Heidelberf Hermonalraa 10.00 Richfield Reporter' Sam Hayes Juke Box Review 10:15 Sporta Report Halls ol Ivy Juke Box Review 10:30 Time To Dance Halls of Ivy Juke Box Review 10:45 Time To Danca Music and News Newt 11:00 PUtter Party Slfn Off Sign Off 11:15 Platter Party 11:30 Platter Party 1145 Platter Party RADIO PROGRAMS THURSDAY 6:00 Rise N' Shine Musical Roundup 6:15 Rise N' Shine Musical Roundup glen On 6:30 Rise N' Shin Beamed to Farmer New 6:45 Rise N' Shine U P News 1400 Corral 7:00 Music Show Top of the Mominf Wake Up Rogue Valley 7:15 Martin Aironeky Top of the Mornlnf Wake Up Rogue Valley 7:30 Bob Garred-Newe Breakfast Musle News 7:45 Sporta Roundup i m Music at News Sporte Review 00 Breakfast Club Red Foley Show Best On Wax 8:15 Breakfast Club Beat On Wax 6:30 Breakfast Club Welti Time Heven of Rest 6:45 Breekfast Club Mod, Concert Hell Haven of Rest 9 oo Ladles Be Seated 1 " Friendship Circle News 6:15 Ladles Be Seated Friendship Circle Listen Ladles 8:30 "Tune-O" Tips And Tunes Chuck Foster 8:45 "Tune.Q" 1 Voice of the Army Rhythm end Reeson 10:00 Trading Post Luncheon With Lopez Rey Bloch Presente 10:15 Mystery Shopper Next. Gave Gerroway Ray Bloch Present 10:30 My True Story Personality Time News 10:45 My True Story U P. News Church In Home 11:00 Betty Crocker Treasure Chest Charlie Splvak 11:15 Victor H. Lindlahr Dr. Crane. Psychologiat Homemaker Harmonies 1 1 :30 Barbaranne Burn Three Alerm Mualo for Thursday 11:45 News Meet the Band Music for Thursday 2 00 Bulletin Board News. Market Report! Noontime Melodiea l5:15 Noon Newe Roed ol Life News 13:30 Weather Report Pepper Young Farm Newe 12:45 County Agent Right to Happlnese Swap Shop 1:00 Welcome to Hollywd Backstage Wife Western Music Box 1:15 Welcome to Hollywr Stalls Dalies Western Musle Box 1 :30 Surprise Package Lorenzo Jonee Music Box 1:45 Surprise Package Young Wldder Brown Music Box 2:00 Chence of Lifetime Life Can Be BUI News 2:15 Chance of Lifetime Mainly tor Women Music Box 2:30 Bride & Groom News Music Box 2:45 Bride At Groom Swap St Sell Music Box 3.00 Today in Hollywood Welcome Travelers News 3:15 Footlight Favorites Welcome Travelera Musio Box 3:30 "Tune-O" Aunt Mary" Women in the Newe 3:45 Ted Malone We Love at Learn Women In the News 4:00 Quick as a Flash Record Shop News 4:15 Quick as a Flash Familiar Songs All-Star Dance Perade 4 30 Organ Time Music Voice of the Army 4:43 The Four Knights Music Guest Star 5 00 Hannibal Cobb V l News Reflection of SOC 5:15 Hannibal Cobb Where Doing? Reflection of SOC 5 30 Sky King Kiddie Hit Parade Truth and Life 5:45 Sky King Elmer Petereon Gordon Mac Rae 8:00 Local News Scr Guild Theatre News !:iJfS? 2,w1.. Scr Guild Theatre Michael Douglas :.3.'wln-c- Hm George Fisher Calling Spotlight on Sports 6:45 Tune-O George Fisher Calling Dinner Musio 7:00-Counter Spy Dragnet Between The Lines 2:J5 ?unifr Spy Dragnet Red Cross J I. 2, "SI J!U,JC Between the Lines 7:45 Blondle Music Bssebsll ' 8:00 Amateur Hour One Man's ramily Baseball 8:15 Amateur Hour News of the World Basebell 8:30 Amateur Hour Aldrtch Family Baseball 8:43 Paul Harvey Aldrich Family Baseball 8:00 Linger Awhile 20th Century Serenade Baseball S!5-Tk tf Alr 20th Century Serenade Baseball 8:30 Baby Sitter Show Memories of Hawaii Baseball 9:45 Baby Sitter Show Music & News News 10:00 Richfield Reporter Music Juke Box Review 10:18 Sports Report Musle Juke Box Review 10:30 Time To Dane Morton Downey Juke Box Review 10:45 Time To Dsnee Music & News News 11:00 Platter Party Sign Off Sign Off 11:15 Platter Party 11:30 Platter Party 11:48 Platter Party ABC WBC Radio Dial Lights Br Johnny Aharn It'g the Case of the Reckless Rescue tomorrow on Counterspy at 7 p. m. Harry Peters, David Harding's lieutenant, undertakes a dangerous mission inside the Iron Curtain to rescue a top U. S. agent. So . . . the Reckless Rescue. The Thin Man will start Fri day night, replacing for the sum mer, at least, Ozzie and Harriet and the rest of the Nelson clan. We could go into a long dis sertation on the Thin Man, but we doubt if there is anyone who hasn't heard the program. And, if so, the show will tell you more than we can. It s Friday at 9 p. m. Not which twin has the Tonl, 'but: Everybody urging that we be kind and courteous to tourists . . . but on a certain stage not long ago, it was feared some body would hear about this val iley and send some tourists this way. Who is kidding? ! Hudson must be a demanded car. New dealer coming in with lots of promotional and public service ideas. Not because he needs em for Hudson, but be cause he's sold on Hudson, we would say. 1 We object: To people who dial us at the beginning of the Tune-O program, then leave their receiver off the hook until they have Tune-O. It won't work, anyway, because they'll have to dial over again to get through, but at that, it's pretty bum sportsmanship for our money. Let's give everybody an equal chance at this game. CHAUFFEUR FARES WELL Naperville. 111. U.R The late Mrs. Emma Sidwell King left her chauffeur $23,000. The be quest was a reward for the 37 years that Christian Grunnet had i served her. She also left him an automobile, home furnishings and personal effects in disposing of her $979,000 estate. Bunker Hill was one of the most famouf battles of Amer ican hWory. Yet the British dead totaled only 226 and only 145 Americans were killed. QUEENTEX CRISS CROSS By Queen Valley 140 In.Width Hinging Seme Rayon Nylon Fiber Glass Wakefield Drapery Shop 6th and Bart left Services Held For Ex-Resident Red Bluff, Cal., June 21 Funeral services were held at the Sacred Heart Catholic church here this morning for ueorge c. norton, 4a, wno died last Saturday at Canby, Cal. Mr. Horton recently moved to Canby from Medford, Ore. Death was attributed to arteriosclerosis. Monsignor Coen officiated at the services. Interment followed at the Catholic cemetery here. Mr. Horton moved to Canby from MeHnrH ahnut a mnnii. ago. His residence here was at iui soum nony street. Mrs. Horton was to join him shortly in Canhv Ha wne a caw 'lis. Inr a number of lumber firms dur ing nis eight years in Medford. Survivors, in addition to Mrs. Hnrtnn. inrlllria turn mm Alan Redwood City, Cal., and Philip, attending Santa Clara univer sity; a stepmother, Mrs. Gilbert Hortnn. OaWlnnH a hrnrViai Pan Roseburg, and a sister, Mrs. Lee T --! , uaiisvn, ouincy, uai. Simplified Gl Flight Training Forms Ready The veterans administration has Issued affidavit forms for GI bill flight training to simplify procedures for applying for the training and speed up the VA'a handling of applications. One form is for use of the veteran who desires flight train ing. It allows ample space for his reasons why the training would be useful to him In con nection with earning a living. Other forms are to be filled out by the two "competent dis interested persons" required to submit affidavits supporting the veteran's claims. Both sets are to be notarized before being submitted to the VA. They are available at any VA regional office or from flight schools. ONE DINNER SPOILED Freeport, 111. (U.R) Two Freeport fire companies roared up to the H. J. Stimpert home to put out a smoldering fire in the kitchen. The cause of all the ex citement was a burned roast. Use Mall Tribune Went Ads Phone 2-6010 Your Health and Its Care ty DR. WILLIAM IRADY, M.D. Readers should aeldrees Inquiries tot Dr. William Irady, Hi II Camilla, levari, Hills. Calif. NOT JUST AMAZINO BUT STARTLING I feel quite indebted to your common sense column, writes a reader. After taking iodine ration as vou suacest '.'La.'.i J in your panv Ii ' . -v c :',1 - u A .. . umci a v u u t iodin deficient cy, and eating wheat In place of refined white flour as you suggest in your pamphlet Wheat to Eat, for only a few months I am happy to find i am pregnane or. BradT How was that again? You see. I had been trying to become pregnant for nearly three years, we were Deginning to fear that our marriaie was to be a barren one. You may say what you will about old A. J. Coin cidence, but we give your fine advice all the credit, (.ftirs. u. B. ). No, I'm relaxed and at ease, Medford Building In May Second in State of Oregon Medford ranked second among cities in the Pacific northwest in the percentage of its May building volume over April, ac cording to the monthly tabula tion and comparison made by the statistical department of the equitable Savings and Loan association. Medford's per cent of inereaje was 410. compared with 714 for rioquiam, wash. Second in Oregon The $741,485 building volume recorded by Medford for May was second nignest in Oregon, ranking behind Portland's $9, 253.845. Eugene was third with $600,410 and Salem was fourth with $520,935. Building high lights listed for Medford were the $85,000 Barnes' apartment, $75,000 Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints, and $337, 000 houses by Bruce Bauer, Inc. According to the report, com parison of dollar volume with number of permits issued Indi cates that dwelling construction is more costly than one year ago. Governor's Namesake Named Guard Captain Salem, June 21 Douglas Mc Kay, nine, of route 1, box 140, Murphy, no relation to Oregon's governor, has been named cap tain of his Oregon Green Guard squad, according to Keep Ore gon Green headquarters here. Members electing and recom mending him for promotion were Gary Bentler, Klamath Falls; Duane Cobbs, John Cobbs and Dalle Hunter, Murphy, and Steven Hoffman, Applegate. Don Kucera, Applegate, has received a special service under fire award for promptly report ing a forest blaze. Kucera was watching for a fire on June 6 after a thunderstorm and spotted one on Mt. Isabelle. He tele phoned a fire warden immedi ately. Two acres of reproduction burned. JUST A MOUSE Om a h a (U.R) Neighbors called police when they heard a scream and breaking glass. De tectives found the lady of the house quite safe. She explained that she saw a mouse, screamed, ran for the back door, slipped and broke the glass out of it. Since 1933 there has been only one living former U. S. E resident. Yet when Abraham incoln became president in 1861 five former presidents were still alive Buchanan, Pierce, Fillmore, Tyler and Van Buren. (Armm TalanJuwA. LEAVES FOR ENGLAND Readily admitting that she has "love" on her mind, Shirley May France, 17, Somerset, Mass. (above) waves goodbye as she embarks aboard the Queen Eliza beth for England to burin train ing for her channel attempt. turned up, so I'll say nothing now that your husband has about old A. J. All I need say is that if the iodin ration and the wheat do you no good at any rate they can do no harm. On written request, accom panied with stamped self-addressed envelope, any reader may have a copy of either pam phlet The Iodin Ration or Wheat to Eat. If you ask for both pamphlets inclose ten cents In coin. The reader says or implies that conception did not occur until nearly three years after mar riage. As a general rule a mar riage should not be considered barren until a full three years has passed without conception. The reader implies that her failure to concieve must have been her own fault. Well maybe it was. But in all marriages the chances that the husband is the sterile partner are fifty-fifty. In every case of the kind, therefore, it is the husband's duty to be examined by his phy sician first. By microscopic test the physician can determine whether the husband Is fertile. If he isn't, if the test shows he Is sterile (this has nothing in par ticular to do with a mans vlrilty or potency) it would be worse than useless for the wife to un dergo any kind of treatment. If the microscopic test gives evidence that the husband is fer tile, then It is in order for the wife to seek medical examinaton and advice or treatment for any remedial impediment the phy sician finds present. The notion that a suitable dally ration of iodin may have con tributed to the reader's happi ness is by no means fantastic. People who get insufficient ficiency may restore lost vitality, tain normal metabolism, are like ly to be low In vitality and cor rection of their nutritional de fciency may restore lost vitality. On the same basis there have been several scientific reports In recent medical literature of ap parent Increase In fertility or cure of sterility from a year of basic health diet reducing diet such as that outlined in The 7 Keys to Vite for this booklet send twenty-five cents and stamped self-addressed envelope. This applies to either or both husband andor wife. Not any re ducing diet, but only one that improves nutrition. QUESTIONS ANSWERS Booster lnjerllon Daughter. 5. requires vaccination. Physician wanta to five her an In jection to Immunite against diph theria, whooping cough and tetanus at the same time. She has already had diphtheria and whooping cough in jections and we don't think she needs any more, but the doctor says it Is a booster dose. (Mrs. S. P.l AnswerThe doctor is right. Running Ear Two years ago a specialist said there was nothing he could do for mv husbsnd's running ear. I sent for your pamphlet, my husband used a botUe of the drops you recommended and he has had no more trouble with hla ear. (Mrs. T. T.) Answer On written request Ino clipping, pleasel eccompanled with stamped self-addressed envelope, eny reader may have the pamphlet on Running Ear. If the drops do no food at least they can do no harm. (Copyright 1090 by John F. Dllle Col FARM LOANS Long Term Low Rata NO FEES, STOCK COMMISSIONS Alto Suburbs and City Leans Mark A. Goldy AGENCY Goldy lld. Phone 1-224 Authorised Mertgsge Loan Solicitor far Tha 'rudtntlsl Insurance Co. America Heme Offlcei Newark, NJ. Western Heme Office Lee Anjeles, Calif. HEART ATTACK OR INDIGESTION? 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