RADIO PROGRAMS TUESDAY
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Tribuna auumaa ne maMitlllty eaceal nuka luch changes as aia supplied
KVJC llll fca. KM1D 14 KWIN 1400 ke.
6:0O Local Newa Bab Hope Nawa
it Sporu Nwa Bob Hope Kay Starr
a SO Idwln C. Hill Personality Tlma Spotlljht on Iporta
p. 45 "Tune-P'' i.i.pnc''lm' i . . pinner Music
";00 Counter Spy BiTown" Navy Show
7:1s Counter Spy' Bti Town" Do Vou Remember
T-30Amer. Medical Assn.' People Ara runny Between Uie Unas
7:43 Amar. Medical Ann.' People Are runny' Artie Wayne
""8 00 Fantaiy in Melody" ""' One Man'i Family' ' Wlgglesworths
815 Fantasy In Melody Newe of the World Hawaiian Harmonlea
8:30 Gentlemen of Press Cavalcade ot America Rogue Rancho
8 43 Gentlemen of Press' Cavalcade ot America' Roiue Rancho
8:00 Town Meeting KMED Summer TheaterN'ews
8:19 Town Meetlni' KMKD Summer TheaterNavy Band
8:30 Baby Bitter Music Masterworks
8 :4S Baby Sitter Mulc Maiterworki
!0':OO Newi- Muslo Vou Want Juke Box Review
10:15 Sporta Report Muslo Vou Want Juke Box Rev aw
10:30 Time To Dance Morton Downey Juke Box Review
10:45 Time To Danca Music Newe' w.
ii:0o flatter Party Sign OfJ Sim Off
11:15 Platter Party
11:30 Platter Party
11:43 Plotter Party
RADIO PROGRAMS 'WEDNESDAY
6:00 Mae N' Shin -Musical Roundup
8:15 Rlie N' Shine Muiical Roundup
8:30 Rise N- Shine Beamed to Farmer Newa
8:43 Rise N' Shine U P. Newa 1400 Corral
"7:00 Music Show '' top of the Mornin Wake Up Rogue Valley
7:15 Martin Agrctaxy , Top of the Morning Wake Up Rogue Valley
7:30 Bob Garred.Newa Breekfast Muslo , Nawa
7:43 Sports Newa Music & News Sports Review
"8 00 Breakfast Club Bed Foley Show Album Tlma
815 Breakfast Club Album Tlma
8 -30 Breakfast Club Waltitlme Bible Institute
jrsBrcakfast Club Mod, Concert Hall Bible Institute
'O'OO Ladlee Be Seated " Friendship Ctrcla News
t'15-tld S Be Seated Friendship Circle Listen Ladies
:3u3"Tune-o" Tips and Tunes Harry Cool
g 43 "Tune-O" Hometowners' Morning Special
10 00 Trading Post Luncheon With Lopes' Lyn Murray Show
10-15 Mystery Shopper ' Next Dave Garroway Lyn Murray Show
lolso My True Story Personality Time News
in-45 My True Story U P News Church In Home
i..0n Betty Crocker ' Accent On Melody The 3 Suns
11 is3 Victor Undlahr Dr. Crane, Psychologist Homemaker Harmonies
ll:30 Barbaranne Bum Three Alarm Muslo For Wednesday
i l ia Newa Meet Uie Band Music For Wednesday
ii 00 Bulletin Board News. Market Reports Noontime Melodies
j2-i5 Newe Roo o1 Life Newa
12 30 Weather Report Pepper Young" Farm Newa
12:43 Your County Agent Right to Happlneaa Swap Shop
i 00 Welcome To Hollywd. Backstage Wife Western Music Box
l'l5WelcomeToHollywd.' Stella Dailaa' Western Music Box
. .'an Surprise Package' Lorenzo Jonea Music Box
1:45 Surprise Package' Young Wlddar Brown Music Box
"5 00 Chance of LifeUma' Ufa Can Be Beautiful Newa
3:15 Chance of LifeUma Mainly For Women Music Box
3-30 Bride St Groom' Newa Music Box
2:45 Bride & Groom' Swap it Sell Music Box
3 00 Today In Hollywood" Welcome Travelers News
3:13 Footlight Favorites Welcome Travalera Music Box
3 30 "Tune-O" Aunt Mary' Hollywood Headlinea
3:45 Ted Malone imi We Love St Learn' Hollywood Headlines
4:00 Quick as a Flash' "" Record Shop News
4:13 Quick aa a Flash Quarter Hour with Bible All Star Dance Parade
4 30 Newe Sons of Pioneers Music by Martin
4:45 The Four Knighta Richard Harknese' Inside Story
5 00 Hannibal Cobb' U P Newa ' Teller of Tales
5:15 Hannibal Cobb What's Doing Standard Varieties
5 30 Superman' Kiddie Hit Parade Truth At Life
3:45 Superman' Elmer Peterson Rockin' Chair
6:00 Local Newa " Proudly We Hall News
6:15 Sporta Newa Proudly WaHaU Mel Torme
6 :30 Edwin C. Hill Song Shop Spotlight On Sporta
6:45 Tune-O Fred Divesek (accordloniHere'a to Veta
7:00 Lone Ranger The Big Story" Salute to Reservists
7:15 Lone Ranger The Big Story Al Sack
7:30 Dr. I. CJ Richard Diamond At Sundown
7:45 Dr. L Q. Richard Diamond At Sundown '
8:00 Detour' . One Man's Family' Stories to Remember
8:15 Detour' Newa of the World Bob Eberle
8:30 Cliche' Club Great Glldersleeva Rogue Rancho
8:45 Cliche' Club Great Gllderaleeve Heidelberg Harmonalrea
fi:00 Chandu Break the Bank News
8:15 Chandu Break the Bank Lawrence WUk
9:30 Baby Sitter Show Mr Diet Attorney Masterworks
8:45 Baby Sitter Show Mr. Dlst. Attorney Mastenvorks
10:00 News Sam Hayes Juke Box Review
10:15 Sporta Report Halls of Ivy Juke Box Review
10:30 Time To Danca Halls of Ivy Juke Box Review
10:45 Time To Dance Music and News News
11:00 Platter Party Sign Oft Sign Off
11:15 Platter Party
11:30 Platter Party
11:45 Platter Party
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Dial Lights
By Johnny Aharn
As you may have noticed yes
terday, we have some new news
items for the column, and we
hope this can be a steady prac
tice. Many thanks tor coopera
tion of the people necessary to
keep this rolling.
American Medical association
broadcast today at 7:30 p.m. on
ABC. Chief topic . . . Socialized
Medicine.
As usual, Uncle Joe is shout
ing the Korean affair is entirely
the fault of the decadent democ
racies. Wonder what he would
say if we actually did take the
initiative and hand him a pill
one of these days.
Mr. Kaiser has a new beauty
... as shown by Mr. Gaines . . .
In green.
New Cads on the streets
would indicate a change of cur
rency in radio circles. May it
lead to better ways for every
body . . . including the Cadillac.
Dangrr points: Intersection of
highway 99 south with Stewart
avenue. A fireworks stand on
one side, Just beyond the city
limits . . . and a service station
sign on the other that does a fine
Job of blocking traffic vision
when you're approaching th
highway from Stewart.
REFUELING SPEEDED
Cleveland U,R) A big objec
tion to the use of the B-36 bomb
er has been eliminated by the
application of a new refueling
nozzle. It used to take eight
hours to fill the big plane with
its two railroad tank cars of gaso
line. With the new nozzle, it
takes only one hour.
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.... COOLER in summer and WARMER IN Winter . . .
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In Just 2 Hours
We Can Completely Insulate Your Home with
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Queen Contest
At Jacksonville
To Get Under Way
Jacksonville, June 26 With
a $300 wardrobe at stake for the
winning candidate in the Jack
sonville Gold Rush Jubilee queen
contest, competition is expected
to be keen, according to Dr. Roy
White, chairman for the contest.
Second place winner will be
awarded $100 in gold; third $50
in gold and fourth, $25 in gold.
Seven firms have signed up
to sponsor candidates, according
to Lloyd Rupp, in charge of con
tacting sponsors. None have an
nounced candidates as yet, he
said.
Sponsors Named
Sponsors include Taylor's
Drug Store and Ben's Food mar
ket, Jacksonville: Big-Y market,
Medford hotel, Fluhrer's bakery.
Colonial inn and Trowbridge and
Flynn.
Anyone wishing to sponsor a
candidate, whether an individual
or a firm; or any young woman
who wants to be a candidate,
may contact Dr. White by call
ing Jacksonville, 382. Candidates
may get In touch with the above
sponsors, some of which may not
have candidates selected. The
contest will get under way by
July i:
HONORS COACHES
Durham, N. H. (U.R)This col
lege town has three streets nam
ed after former football coaches
at the University of New Hamp
shire. Cowell Drive was named
for the late Bill Cowell, one
time president of the American
College Football Coaches Asso
ciation; Saner Terrace for
George Sauer. now coach at
Baylor University, and Gflass
ford Lane for J. William Glass
ford, now coach at the Univer
sity of Nebraska.
Machinery
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Your Health and Its Care
If DR. WILLIAM IRADY. M.D.
Reaaara sheiiM addreaa Inquiries tot Dr. William Itady,
jltl II Camilla, levari, Hills. Calif.
IT TAKES TROM TEN
In 18SS or 1940 I hailed and
heralded here what promlaed to
be boon to the public namely,
the peg tooth.
I did so upon
th report
by Alvln E.
Strock, D. M.
D., of hii ex
p r 1 m n t
al work im
planting a met
al support for
tooth into
th bona of
th Jaw, Dr.
Strek describ
ed three cases
Ot. Brady
In which he
a screw mad of
special metal al
had inserted
vltalllum (a
loy) into th bona in th space
where the tooth was missing and
then attached the artificial tooth
to the peg,
I caught hell for my "prema
ture" and unwarranted an
nouncement of the peg tooth
achievement, from dentists in
various parti of th country,
some of whom ridiculed the very
idea of Inserting a metal screw
or peg into the jaw bone as a
base for an artificial tooth to
take the place of a missing tooth
without attaching th artificial
tooth to a tooth on either side.
Although I never apologized
or acknowledged I had been
wrong, I had to pull In my
horns and refrain from much
further talk about peg teeth be
cause I couldn't find any den
tists who were prepared to em
ploy the new technique. Den
tists, it seems, are even more
conservative than physicians in
respect to new developments,
methods or techniques. Al
though the relatively painless
and effective ambulant or office
of internal hemorrhoids (piles)
has been established as the
method of choice now for years,
there are still many physicians
who inflict the atrocious clamp
and cautery "operation" on their
patients if the luckless victims
are aware of the ambulant treat
ment and ask about it these old
timers assure them that it has
been tried and discarded, or that
it is dangerous, or that it doesn't
cure the trouble. Maybe some of
them really know no better, but
If so, it is just another indica
Hon that there is something rad
ically wrong with medicine.
A reader sends me a newspa
per report of a session of the
Connecticut State Dental asso
ciation in Hartford May 22,
where Dr. Moses S. Strock, oral
surgeon,- presented a report of
his research work in implanting
such metal screws or pegs in
the Jaw to support artificial
teeth.
This can be done In child or
adult at the time a tooth Is ex
traded or later on. Dr. Strock
said a patient can put as much
pressure on such a peg tooth as
one could on a normal tooth.
Erickson Sentenced
To Jail Term; Fined
New York, June 27 (U.R)
Kingpin Bookmaker Frank
Erickson was sentenced yester
day to a two-year prison term
and fined $30,000 for operating
a multi-million dollar coast-to-
coast bookmaking business.
Special Sessions Justice Na
than D. Perlman, presiding over
a three-man bench, also senten
ced the pudgy gambler to one
year on each of three bookmak
ing counts but suspended that
sentence.
The $30,000 fine was the max
imum possible under the crimi
nal information to which Erick
son pleaded guilty last Monday.
The information listed 59 count
of bookmaking and one count of
conspiracy to violate the gambl
ing laws. ,
Savage Creek Mill
Destroyed by fire
Rogue River, June 27 The
Savage Creek sawmill was de
stroyed early yesterday after
noon by fire of unknown origin.
Rogue River rural firemen
were called and used the new
portable fire equipment, pump
ing water from the mill pond.
The roof of the mill was caving
in when the firemen arrived.
They were able to save all lum
ber piles and cabins, however.
Dead line Sunday ctaaalfled la at
noon oaturaaye.
PARTY
AND SPECIAL TREATS
GENUINI OLD
STTLI SOUR
Mad in San
Largo Slcflon of WINES and MIXERS
BEER Any Kind By th cats or boMl
PHONE 2-4623 for Fr Delivory of Beers and Mixer
OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK 9 A.M. TO MIDNIGHT
., Bell's Beverage Shop
124 South Central Murray Bell, Owner
TO TWENTY YEARS
One patient has had a peg tooth
for 12 years and has had no
trouble with it, The metal used
is the same as general surgeons
use for plates, nails and the like
in bones. Dr. Strock believes
the method offers for thefuture
in providing full dentures, but to
date it has been successfully
used only for implanting a sin
gle tooth. It Is as simple and as
inexpensive as present methods
of attaching a single artificial
tooth to adjoining teeth.
Both Dr. Alvin E, and Dr.
Moses S. Strck carried on th
experimental work and research
in the same hospital.
Since I sounded off about peg
teeth in 1939 or 1940 I have
received some Interesting re
ports from people who have peg
teeth. One man has had two of
them which were implanted in
Budapest ?5 years ago; the teeth
are still strong and good look
ing. A woman, now 43, had four
peg teeth implanted and she
says: "After 26 years of use I
don't see how anyone could say
that peg teeth are not practical."
QUESTIONS ft ANSWERS
Salad Twice a Day
At first I doubted that the reducing
method you recommended would be
successful but I tried eatlnr a larga
salad at the start of both noon und
evening meals. I found It very suc
cessful because by Uie time I finish
my salad the other members of my
family have eaten everything elsel
But seriously, I owe you. . . IMrs. C.
J. H.)
Answer The good and sufficient
reason for making a real salad the
first course of lunch and dinner daily
is Just that: It supplies minerals and
vitamins which your usual refined
food fails to supply, plus filler which
contributes to the sense of satistac
tion. with less calories pushed into
your metabolism sense or feeling
thet manes tt easier for you to worry
slong without that extra slice of
breed, helping of potato or unearned
dessert. Before you undertake eny
hammer and tongs reducing., send
twentv-fice cents and stamped self
addressed envelope lor booklet RULES
FOR REDUCING
Is It Beer or Paresis?
Mv husband. .14. drinks from two
to three 12-oz. bottles of beer every
week dav. but on Friday and Saturday
he drinks 6 to B bottles, maybe more.
He likes the stuff and won't admit
that so much Is injurious, gets angry
whn t inMk of it. iMri. F. L.I
Answer Even If It were only the
unwarranted expense of such over
indulgence the man should be re
strained. Perhaps you should apply to
a court of record for appointment of
a commission of lunacy examiners be
fore the man ruina his own life and
his family.
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