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TWELVE MZDFOHD (OJtEGOH) MAIL TRTBTJHE Sands-. March II. 1351 RADIO PROGRAMS SUNDAY rVoorsa listaa1 below ara rscahrta1 frsaitfca raa'ia atstioas and Hm Mail Tribuaa mmmi M raiaaaiibflity execs ta auka satca clung! as ara saiaalisa k jc - in as KMSD KWIN I4sa ka 7:00 Concert Hall Rvu 1:15 Concert Ball Revua 7 30 Concert HaU Revua 7:49 Concert HaU Hevue- 8:15 Wings of Healing 8:30 Light and Life Hour 8:43 Light and Life Hour National Radio Pulpit National Radio Pulpit Art of Living New Highlight Christian Brotherhood Christian Brotherhood ruurcn ol Cnrui Green Crocs Festival t :00 Chapel of the Air m:ly cnapei or ina fl so Rhythms of Roi t:4 Rhythms of Romance "10 00 Sunday News Special " 10:15 Brunch Time 10 JO Negro College Choir 10:45 Negro College Choir Gospel Hour Gospel Hour Viewpoint U3 A. News Gill's Garden Tips Mike -85" Chicago Roundtable Chicago RoundUble Bradley V. Forum Bradley U. Forum Ortho Garden Guide. Ortho Garden Guide m News Church of Christ Georgetown Forum Georgetown Forum Frazier Hunt Musical Best Bets Showers of Blessings Excursions in Science 1 1 :00 Nazarene Church 11:15 Nazarene Church 1130 Nazarene cnurcn ir.43 Nazarene Church 12:00 You Never Know 12:15 Oregon Finance Haws 12:30 Your Bible Says 12 :45 YOlirBiDieaays Catholic Hour Catholic Hour Whitehall 1212 Whitehall 1212 Voices Of Cathedral Voices Of Cathedral Bob Considine News - Baptist Church Baptist Church Baptist Church Baptist Church " -aa nit VMhinnpH Revival 1-15 Old Fashioned Revival 1:30 Old Fashioned Revival' 1:45 Old Fashioned Revival 2:00 Voice of Prophecy 2:15 Voice of Prophecy 230 Greatest Story 2:45 Greatest Story 3:00 Billy Graham 3:15 Billy Graham 330 Church in the Home 3:45 Church in the Home The Falcon The Falcon M. Kane Private Bye M Kane Private Eye H'wd. Star Playhouse H'wd. Star Playhouse American Forum American Forum Texas Rangers ITS Story Here's to Veterans Proudly , We Hail Proudly "We Hail Music From Hollywood Music From Hollywood Salute To Safety Salute To Safety Texas Rangers The Big Show The Big Show 4:00 "Guest Conductor 4:15 "Guest Conductor" 4:30 "Guest Conductor 4:45 "Guest Conductor 5:00 Stop The Music 5:15 Stop The Music 5:30 Stop The Music 5 :45 stop rne music- The Big Show The Big Show The Big Show The Big Show Harris & Faye Harris tt Faye Theatre Guild Theatre Guild tt an WbIW Winrhell 6:15 Cafe Istanbul 6:30 Cafe Istanbul 6:45 The Three Suns 7:00 Paul Harvey 7:13 Hour of St Francis 7-30 The Great Adventure 7:45 The Great Adventure 8:00 Drew Pearson S 15 Monday Headlines 8:30 Walter Winchell 8:45 Chet Huntley Bob Crosby Latin Rhythms Sunday Music Box Sunday Music Box Baseball Baseball Baseball Baseball- "Baseball Baseball Baseball BasebaU Baseball Baseball Baseball Baseball Theatre Guild Theatre Guild $64 Question $64 Question "khaki & Blue Khaki & Blue All Their Powers All Their Powers Wayne King Serenade Wayne King Serenade Standard Hour blaiiaaru Hour Liberty Speaks Liberty Speaks Christian Youth Christian Youth Southern Musicale Southern Musicale Strike Out the Band Strike Out the Band 8:00 1952 Nash Preview 9:15 Red Cross Show 8:30 "On the Town" 8:45 "On the Town" 10:00 ABCLate News 10:15 George Sokolsky 10:30 Wings of Healing 10:43 wings oi neaiing Standard Hour Standard Hour Your Bible Says Your Bible Says Richfield Reporter George Shearing Eternal Light Eternal Light News Night On The Border . Night On The Border StateDept Round-up M'terwks Fr'm France' M'terw'ks Fr'm France Across Blue Pacific' Frazier Hunt Sign-Off 11:00 Sign Oft News & Sign off RADIO PROGRAMS MONDAY :00 Yawn Patrol Monkey Shines :15 Yawn Patrol Monkey Shines :30 Lucky V Ranch Down to Earth 6:43 Lucky U Ranch Barnes News . 7:00 Farm News Rural Party Una . Liberty Jamboree . 7:15 Martin Agroneky Clockwatcher Liberty Jamboree 7:30 Bob Garred Clockwatcher Cal Tinney 7:43 Concert and Sports Music & News News nnRrraklaf. Club Ralph Edwards What Of Communism 5 ?2ZKreaklast Club Ralph Edwards What Of Communism liSZireakfast Club Muiic ol Manhattan Bible Institute (MBS) S:SSZRrSkf"t Club Ortho Garden Guide Bible Institute (MBS) -o nn victor H Lindlahr Friendship Circle Record Review :?tletHuntley Friendship Circle Morning Devotions r 30reVk tSeBank Household Editor Paula Stone ' ISBreak the Bank Big y News Rythrn Ranch fn-nn lack Berch Show Consumer Price Clinic Breakfast in Phoenix 10:15g"Y Relay Quia Record Room Breakfast in Phoenix iS ioMy True Story Strike It Rich News t igZMv True Story Strike It Rich; 1400 Coral i i no WhisDering Streets News & Reviews Shop on Main Street ilfcTradPMt Dr. Crane Shop on Main Street iVAnZZAJainsttheStcem Swap & Sell Musical Appetizer " Pp'fl Harvev One fright Stand Musical Appetizer 12:00 Weather Report News & Weather News 1215 Oregon Finance News Road of Life Peggy Lee ia:30 Weather & Markets Pepper Young s Family Better Buys 12:45 Your County Agent Right to Happiness Surget&Vine i !0n Bulletin Board Backstage Wife Salute to Safety l lSPeggy DealT Stella Dallas Salute to Safety 130 "Scramble Gamble" Young Widder Brown Music Box ' 1 145 Waltz Time Woman In My House Music Box "a .'no. Lone Journey Just Plain Bill Major Lively l iWhen Ta Girl Marries Front Page Farrell DanMalloy 2-V-o Joyce Jordan. M.D. " Life can be Beautiful Liberty Jamboree 3:45 Evelyn Winters News Music Box 3 0n Bettv Crocker Welcome Travelers Music Box jjije strictly For Ladies Wi"om Travelers John W. Vandercook 3 30 Strictly For Ladies Dr. Paul News & Music Box 3.45 strictly For Ladies Dave Garrowsy Music Box " 4 00 Mary MTMcBride Doctor s Wife Weather News 4:1 Marv M. McBride Music Box St Lopes Jos. C. Harsch 4:30 Big Jon and Sparky P.T.A. Brad Steele 4 :45 Mark Trail Prevues In Reading Uncle Remus 3r0OFun Factory Weeks & Orr News Story Time 5.15 fun Factory Richard Harkness Social Security 5 30 chet Huntley Voice ol Firestone News Round-Up 3 :45 "On Stage. Everyone" Voice of Firestone Between The Lines 00 Sports Parade Sports Roundup Dinner Melodies g 15 Quincy Howe J. Pierce Commentary Dinner Melodies 6-30 Drive-in-Quis Cisco Kid Musical Mail Box 6:45 Ted Malone Cisco Kid Musical Mail Box 7 00 Lone Ranger Al Goodman Musical Mail Box ' 7 15 Lone Ranger Al Goodman Musical Mail Box 730 Henry J. Taylor Rob't Montgomery Valley News 7:45 ABC World Flashes Dangerous Assignment Lean Back Sc Listen "TbbThe Big Hand One Man s Family Sports Round-up 815 The Big Hand News of the World Baseball 8 30 Fine Arts Quartet Railroad Hour - Baseball g:43 Fine Arts Quartet Railroad Hour Baseball ' 80 Paul Whiteman Club Telephone Hour Baseball 9:15 Paul Whiteman Club Telephone Hour Baseball 9:30 "On the Town" Men Behind Melody Baseball 9:4fi "On the Town" Men Behind Melody Baseball 10:00 Hank Weaver. News Richiirid Reporter Baseball 10:15 Prism-Lite Parade Heidelberg Harmonaires Baseball 10:30 Your Heritage Music you Want Baseball 10:45 "Survival" Music & News News 11:00 "Laura" Ciro's Tonight Sign-Off 11:15 "Laura" Ciro's Tonight 11:30 Platter Party Ciro's Tonight 11:45 Platter Party Ciro's & News 12 00 Sign Off Sign-Off . " ABC NBC LBS Service Club Sign Removal Rescinded Portland (U.R) The State highway commission has re scinded its order of February 1 which would have removed serv ice club signs from the outskirts of Oregon communities. The commission had ordered the signs taken down within six months because it believed they violated state right-of-way laws. But R. H. Baldock, high way engineer, reported such signs are not on state proper ty but are within the city lim its of the various communities concerned. Sprinkling Systems To Be Talk Subject C C. Warren, one of the pio neers of overhead sprinkling ir rigation and a recognized author ity on pumping and sprinkling systems, will speak at a meet ing for farmers and orchard ists at the Washington school, 610 South Peach street, at 7:30 p. m. Monday. The meeting, under the spon sorship of the Valley Equipment company, originally was sched uled to be at another location. The sponsors said Warren will be glad to answer questions about sprinkling irrigaton, which is becoming increasingly popular. - Spokane (U.R) Rep. Walt Horan, R.-Wash., has asked the Navy to eliminate Lake Pend Oreille from any further consid Ruch Residents Slate Bond Issue Election Ruch Residents of the Ruch consolidated school district will vote Thursday, March 20, to decide whether or not the dis trict will build a proposed $20, 000 gymnasium. Voting on the bond issue will take place at the school from 2 to 8 p. m. All registered Voters of the district are eligible to vote. If the bond issue carries, con tractors bids will be accepted in two or three weeks, and it is expected that the "gym" will be completed for eighth grade graduation the last of May. Around Hollywood AUNIM0SBY Ururati Prats C siaaa rMsTfaTBV((?? 'J-T' WT-Jjt'- 1 I & I J Hollywood (U.R) The lat est member of the Crosby clan to croon has a tough time mak ing her radio and TV shows because she has to get out of seventh grade classes first. Bob Crosby's daughter Cathy, 12, de cided she'd bet ter keep up Alia Mosby with cousin Gary, 18. Gary and his old man who also sings recorded "Sam's Song" last year and it was a big seller. So Bob got one of the "Sam's Song" authors. Jack Elliott, to collaborate with him on a tune, "Cathy." Now Bob and Cathy's recorded duet of the song al ready is a sell-out around town. "It's nepotism," grinned Bob after his radio show today. "Bing and Gary did 'Sam's Song' and I wanted to do some thing Bing could never do, which is sing with his daughter, be cause he doesn't have one." Mad Debut With Bing Cathy, a pretty brunette, actu ally made her singing debut on Bing's radio program when she was 10. She sang "Whispering Hope" with her pop and her uncle. She also warbled on Bob's CBS "Club 15" show. Bob discovered his No. 1 child could croon because, she said, "I'm always singing around the house. I screech all over the place." Life at home or at UUR On DOROTHY DOW Soar ALFRED WALLENSTE1N Conduct' Lis ARgilis Piiliirtiu'e Orchestra The Nutcracker (sel.) ... Tchaikovsky Night Soliloquy . . Kennan Symphony No. 8 in B Minor: 1st Movement . . Schubert Die Gotterdammerung: Immolation Scene . Wagner Program subject to possible chants Sunday 8:30 p.m. KMED March IS, mi school hasn't changed her much since her new-found fame, though. "My brother Chris, he's nine, says the record stinks," she sighed. "The kids at Marymount school say they like it, but I guess they'd say that, anyway. Easier To Sing for Adults "I don't like to sing at school. I get embarrassed singing in front of kids my own age. It's much easier to sing for adults. I'm going on Peter Lind Hayes and Mary Healy's television show the 20th. I'm not scared now but I probably will be at the time. She said to her father, "win you give me the money to get a new dress to wear on the show? Mother won't "You see," she explained, "I don't get any money from my shows or the record." "She gets it when she's 21 MOO-O-OS and MUSINGS We are pleased to re port that Cow-Nappers Bob Mc In tyre and Neil Davidson have reformed. In fact, they haven't stolen a cow for over a week. (Listen to the thrill ing dramatization of this crime on" John's Udder Wife.") Little Daisy JO N0TNCM CLUCI SLIM is vitamin rich it i ;n Let Shady Wakefield Brighten Your Home with Cheery, New Draperic WAKEFIELD DRAPERY 24 Flaar Mastfars Faraitwra NOW TEU. Mfcl AS MUCH A I Levari ' TO HAVE MY CAR al OHOABUNiTMATll rv ckj HOW Lt CAN kTi mCEuu4 9oW. jraTvaEri ' r l H can vser A I 1951 CHEVROLET Stylelinc Dlx.4-Dr. Sedan Radio, Heater and many ether deluxe extras. Fisk prcminin White Side Wall Tires. A very clean, low mileage car. m f A C One third down. Ceiling price $1975. Our price I Vest m ay EBGEIEITC: COTOft C. CABS SAMACE1, Both vehicles were damaged in a collision at the intersection of Stewart avenue and Highway 99 South at about 7:50 a. m. Fri day, according to state police. Drivers were Ira Lade and Harry R. Kannasto, both of Ashland. Police said no personal injuries were listed. but to her that's nothin', yawn ed Crosby. "Cathy hopes to be a full fledged singer after she's out of college,"' he said. "But she doesn't have much perseverence yet One day she sings like Patti Page and the next day Johnny Ray's her favorite singer so she sings like Jonnny Ray." Til be 13 in two months." put in Cathy. "Don't say I'm 12 I hate being 12." Batista Expected To Be Forced Out Mexico City (U.R3 Exiled Cuban President Carlos Prio So carras predicts that Cuban pub lic opinion will force Gen. Ful- genco Batista out of power with out a counter-revolution. Prio told the United Press in an interview following his :. rival here recently that "ev erything went wrong" last Mon day when he attempted to halt Batista's revolutionary military coup. "The loyal generals were thrown out and the loyal forces seemed to melt away," Prio said. "Finally I was forced to order cessation of resistance In order to prevent ' bloodshed of inno cent persons." ' Only two persons were killed in the short revolution. They were guards stationed at the presidential palace in Havana. New York AJ.B Mrs. Ella Boole, 93, former head of the International Women's Temper ance Union and champion of women's rights, died Thursday. 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