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S 00 Local Nowa Report From Wojh ton Dinner Music
11:15 Eve Prent co What America 1. PlainNewa
9 .10 Edwin C. Hill" Candy .Mataon Bmi Crosbv
H 43 -fune-O' Candy Maunn Spotlight On Sporta
7:00 Lone Ranger" Song Shop u m v.w.
I JS-,"h.? inifS.rf Sk 'y Si W"h Mu'"' "u,ic"' Smorgasbord
7:30 "Ethol & Albert' Show Top Secret ru Morgan
7:4. "Elhcl tt Albert' Show Top Secret- Sob El'orfe
"8:00 Juno Storey One Man's Family" National Guard Show-
8:15 Juno btorey News ot the Wono" Sonus of Our Times
8:30 Henry J Taylor" Railroad Hour" Rogue Rancho
8:45 Joe-Hasel, Sporta Railroad Hour" Heidelberg Harmonalres
9:00 United Or Not2 Telephone Hour" News
9:15 United Or Not?" Telephone Hour" Carmen Cavalloro
9:30 Baby Sitter Show Salute To Reservlsta Masterworks
9:45 Bahy Sitter Show Salute To Reservists Masterworks
10 00 Bob Garred News Sam Hayes Juke Box Review
1013 Sports Report Music You Want Juko Box Review
10:30 Time To Dane Music You Want Juko Box Review
10:45 Time To Dancoj Music And News News
11:00 Platter Party Sign Oft Sign Off
11:13 Platter Party
11:30 Platter Party
11:43 Platter Party
RADIO PROGRAMS TUESDAY
0:00 Ris 'N Shin Musical Roundup
8:15 Rise 'N Shine) Musical Roundup
8- 30 Hist N Shin Beamed to Farmer News
6:45 Rise N" Shlna U P. News U00 Corral
7 00 Farm Report Top of the Morning Wakt Up Rocue) Vailey
7:19 M Agronsky Top of the Morning Wake Up Roiut Valley
7 30 Bob Garred Breakfast Music News
7:45 Sports News Music, & News Sports Review
8 00 Breakfast Club Red Foley Album Time
B 15 Breakfast Club Red Foley' Album Time
8 30 Breakfast Club Waltztime Haven of Rest
' 8 45 Breakfast Club' Mod. Cone. Hall Haven of Rest
"b 00 Ladies Be Seated Friendship Circle News .-
9- 15 Ladies Be Seated Friendship Circle Listen Ladies
p. 30 -Tune-O" Tips And Turn Harry James
9 4 -Tune-O" Art Van Damme Quin Rhythm And Reason
f0 oo Trading Post Luncheon With Lopez' Ray Block Presents
10- 15 Mvsterv Shopper Dave Garraway Ray Block PreienU
0-3o True Story Personality Time News
10:45 True Story U P News The Church In Home
Too John B. Kennedy Accent On Melody Les Brovn
ll:n Bettv Crocker Dr. Crane, Psychologist Homemaker Harmonies
11- 30 Bartiaranne Burns Three Alarm Music (or Tuesday
11:43 News Meet the Band Music for Tuesday
j 2-00 Bulletin Board News, & Markets Noontime Melodies
12 - 16 News Road of Life News
12 30 Weather and Markets Pepper Young Farm News
12 45 County Agent Right to HapplneW Sap Shop
'j oo Welcome Hollywood Backstage Wife Western Music Box
l'l5 Welcome Hollywood Stella Dallas Western Music Box
1 -30 Surprise Package Lorenzo Jones Music Box
145 Surprise Package Young Wtdder Brown Music Box
2 00 Chance of Lifetime Life Can Be Beautiful News
2- 15 Chance of Lifetime Mainly For Women Music Box
3- 30 Bride St Groom News Music Box
2:45 Bride Sc Groom Swap & Sell Mtntc Box
30odVITHoll-w-ood Welcome Travelers Nui
3 ij Foothght Favorites w elcome Travelers Music Box
3 30 Tune-O Aunt Mary- Women In The News
3 4S Ted Malone We Love fc Learn Women In The News
Too Quick as a Flash Record Shop News
4 !5 Quick as a Flash Naval Air Reserve All-Star Danre Parade
4 30 ' Organo'1 Time County Agent Songs of our Times
4 45 Tut Four Knights Familiar Melodies Guest Star
3 uOOHannibal Cobb U P News Teller of Tales
5:15 Hannibal Cobb What's Doing? Standard Varieties
5:30 Sky King Starlieht Concert Truth and Life
5 :43 Sky K i n g Starlight Concert Gordon McRae Show
6:00 LocafNews Bob Hope News ' "
8 15 SporU News Bob Hope Kay Starr
8:30 Edwin C. Hill Personality Time Baseball
8 45 "Tune-O" Dance Time Baseball
7:00 CounterSpy Big Town Baseball
7:15 Counter Spy Big Town Batch. 1
7:30 Paul Whitemsn PrenentrPeople Are Funny Baseball
7:45 pui Whiteman Present People Are Funny Basehall
8:00 Time For Defense One Man's Family" Baseball
8:15 Time For Defense Ntwa of the World Baseball
8:30 Gentlemen of Press Cavalcade of America Raseball
8:43 Gentlemen of Press Cavalcade of America Baseball
9:00 Town Meeting ;MED Summer Theater Baseball
0:15 Town Meeting KMED Summer Theater Bnsebalt
9:30 Baby Sitter Music Baseball
9:43 Baby Sitter Music News
In no Bob Garred. News Music You Want Juke Box Review
10:15 Sports Report Music You Want Juke Box Review
10:30 Time To Da net Morton Downey Juke Box Revitw
10:45 Time To Dance Munic & News News
11:00 Platter Party Sign Off Sign Off
11:15 -Platter Party
11:30 Platter Party
11:43 Platter Party
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Dial Lights
Bf Johnnr Ahorn
Last June Storey broadcast
was last Monday, we find out
now. But listen for June at an
other time a little later in the
season.
Two for Fun
John B. Kennedy started to
day on a five programs a week
basis on ABC at 11:15 a. m. He
replaces that man who fights
waistlines, Victor Llndlahr, for
the summer months. It's a cam
plete change in program ma
terial with Kennedy slanting
definitely toward the news com
mentary type.
A welcome to Jimmy Fiddler
nd family. They're arriving in
the valley this evening.
Who won In the KYJC-KMED
competition at Lake o' the
Woods recently? We don't know
but we hear the fish lost either
wayl
New show for the youngsters
coming up next Saturday, im
mediately after the "No School
Today" program. It's called
"Jump Jump of Holiday House."
One more reminder ... to take
it easy on the Fourth. We may
be mercenary or something but
we like our listeners In the best
of condition. You're not apt to
be after a collision.
Ex-Congressman Seeks
'Independent' Ballot
Portland. Ore.. July 3 (U.R)
A. W. Lafferty, congressman
from Oregon's third (Multnomah
County) district from 1911 to
1915. circulated petitions today
in an effort to be included on
the November ballot as an inde
pendent candidate for congress.
Lafferty must obtain valid
signatures of 5,871 registered
voters to be Included on the bal
lot. He would oppose Rep. Horn
er D. Angell, republican incum
bent, and Carl C. Donaugh, dem
ocratic nominee.
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NAME ACE
STREET ADDRESS
Your Health and Its Care
l DR. WILLIAM BRADY. M.0.
Roadots should oddroia Inquiries toi Dr. William Brady,
26J II Camino, Bovorl, Hills. Callt.
Monday. July 3, 1950
MEDFORD (OREGON) MAIL TRIBUNE FIVE
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WHY 80ME POOR
Some readers seem to think
the term geek is synonymous
with Yankee wisacre. It is not.
You can feel
sorry for a
geek and have
a lot of patience
with him be
cause he is just
a credulous or
s h a m e f u Uy
mlslnf o r m e d
individual. You
can't be very
patient with
a Yankee wise
acre; in fact
feel more like
giving him a
because he has
a little knowledge of the sub
ject and perhaps has learned to
use a technical term or two in
a whom-is-speaklng fashion and
hence feels he knows as much
about it as an "ordinary" doctor
does.
Yankee wiseacres are as sub
ject to piles as geeks are, the suf
fering in both cases being just
plain stupid. If you are child
ish enough to resent this, you
had better send a stamped self
addressed envelope and ask for
the pamphlet It Is Stupid to
Suffer From Piles and please
don't strain yourself, but try to
remember I say it Is stupid to
suffer from piles.
All right, all right. Even if
your husband is a 19th century
surgeon and doesn't go for this
newfangled ambulant treatment
certain newspaper quacks or one
such quack advocates there's
no sense in getting your blood
pressure up about it. There are
still enough geeks and Yankee
June Building Below
May; Up From 1949
Valuation of building projects
for which permits were Issued
in June fell far below the total
valuation for May but exceeded
the figure for June, 1P49, by
more than 50 per cent, accord
ing to the city building inspec
tor's office.
The amount for last month
was $310,600. Ninety-one per
mits were issued. Valuation for
May was $741,485 and for June
a year ago $200,565.
New residences led in the
month's statistics. Permits were
written for 28 new houses. Ag
gregate valuation is $244,000.
Other permits were 34 resi
dence renovations. $24,722; six
new garages. $4,500; three ga
rage renovations, S800; two new
businesses. $8,000; 12 business
renovations, $28,100, and five
sheds. $478. There was one per
mit to move a structure.
Canberra, Australia, July 3
,UR! Premier Robert G. Men
zies announced today the end of
tea rationing.
our Marian Martin Pattern
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(in coins) to get this summer-iyle-plcture
for the family.
There's an active-sports ward
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GEEKS HAVE PILES
wiseacres with piles, who do not
go for the teachings of this col
umn either, to keep the 19th
century operators in practice.
These little lessons are for the
geeks. Being just in ordinary
doctor, not a "specialist," I
shall not try to tell the Yankee
wiseacres anything.
The fundamental cause of piles
(hemorrhoids) is a man's upright
posture, which places greater
pressure upon the walls of veins
not equipped with valves, from
the weight of the column of
blood in the veins. The moment
the pile sufferer assumes a hori
zontal position or, better, a posi
tion such that hips are on a
higher level than shoulders, this
internal pressure upon the walls
of the veins around the rectum
is reduced and the symptoms
are more or less relieved.
Prolonged standing or Idle
strolling or listless meandering
aggravates the trouble; but brief
standing, say for half an hour or
less waiting for your turn to
cheat the government or buy a
ticket and brisk walking for the
fun of it, when you can afford
to walk, counteracts the ill ef
fects of sedentary occupation
prolonged silting, prolonged
standing, because the tone or
elasticity or firmness of all the
muscles used in brisk walking
aids the circulation by squeez
ing or pumping blood in the
veins onward toward the heart.
Still more effective than brisk
walking or standing or lying
with hips higher than shoulders
j is the habit, which I recommend
'to anyone whose occupation en
Mails prolonged standing or pro
longed sitting, of lying on the
back, raising the legs and if pos
sible the hips to vertical and
ride an imaginary bicycle upside
down. Even one minute or less
of this, several times in the day,
may prevent not only varicose
veins in the legs but internal
piles and so-called "middle-aged
spread."
White collar workers, office
workers, window clerks, retail
salesmen and saleswomen, bar
bers, dentists and others who
have to stand or sit for hours on
end, so to speaks are more sus
ceptible to piles and varicose
veins than mail carriers, delivery
men, meter readers and others
whose occupation docs not entail
prolonged standing, sitting or
idle, listless strolling.
Ql'ESTIONS A- ANHWF.RS
Norlurnal l.ri Cramps
Mv husband has severe leg cramps
at night. (Mrs. O. V. A. I
Answer A common cause of the
compaint is tetany, nutritional dene
ienc.v soeclficallv Insufficient cal
cium and vilHinln D In i'1" "
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Sugar
Does suear cause or aairravale sinus
trouble' Is the effect the same with
saw suear. natural suear, brown sugar,
white sussrf What Is a substitute for
sugar other than honey? I Ci. L. J.)
Answer No. Honey, of course, Is
sugar cane sugar and fruit suear
know ot no substitute for sugar. For
sweetening one-quarter grain tablet of
saccharin will give sweetening effect
ol a leaspoonftil of sugar.
On the Contrary
Have Ben Told that If I continue
taking calcium my bones will become
porous, i Mrs. P.i
Answer Ben has It wrong too. Tak
ing calcium to supplement our mod
ern calciuni-door diet tends to pre
v e n t premature osteoporosis the
steady loss of calcium from the bones
that characterises old age. Send 25
cenls and stamped self-addressed en
velope for booklet THE CALCIUM
SHORTAGE.
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