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EIGHT MEDFORD (OREGON) MAIL TRIBUNE Sunday. April 13. 1952 RADIO PROGRAMS SUNDAY Program! listed below art received from the radio stations end the Mall Tribune estumes no responsibility except to make such changes es are supplied kvjc me ke KMBD - 1440 k KWIN 140 ke 7:00 Handel's Messiah 7:15 Handel's Messiah 7:30 Concert Hall Revue 7;45 Concert Hall jlevue National Radio Pulpit National Radio Pulpit Art of Living' News Highlffihts 7nn Xl'lr,..- nf HonHnO 8:15 Wings of Healing 8 30 Light and Life Hour 8:45 Light and Life Hour "9:00 Chapel of the Air :15 Chapel of the Air q an Rhvthms of Romance 10:00 Sunday News Special' 10:30 Negro College Chotf I o dSNegroCp lie K eCholr jTToo St. Mark's Church 11-15 St. Mark's Church I I -30 St. Mark's Church 11:45 St. Mark's Church 12:00 You Never Know 1215 Oregon Finance News 12:30 Your Bible Says 12:45 Your Bible Says "l 00 Old Fashioned Revival 1:15 Old Fashioned Revival 1 30 Old Fashioned Revival 1:45 Old Fashioned Revival "3 00 Voice of Prophecy 2:15 Voice of Prophecy :5 GreatestS t ory Christian Brotherhood Christian Brotherhood Church ol CnriM Green Cross Festival Gospel Hour Gospel Hour Carnival of Books News ' Gill's Garden Tips Mike "95" Chicago Roundtable Chicago Roundtoble Bradley U. Forurn Bradley U. Forum Ortho Garden Guide Ortho Garden Guide News' Church of Christ Georgetown Forum G eorgetown Forum Frazier Hunt Musical Bent Bets Showers of Blessings Excursions in Science Catholic Hour Catholic Hour American Forum American Forum Voices Of Cathedral Voices Of Cathedral Bob Considine News Baptist Church Baptist Church Baptist Church Baptist Church rvn U III u r.rohnm 3:15 Billy Graham 3:30 Church In the Home 3:45 Church In th a Home 4:00 "Guest Conductor" 4:15 "Guest Conductor" 4:30 "Guest Conductor" 4:45 "Guest Conductor" "5:06 Stop hj Music" 5:15 Stop The Music 8:30 Stop The Music 6:45 Stop The Music The Falcon The Paicon M fCane Private Eve 'M Kane Private Eye H'wd. Star Playhouse H'wd. Star Playhouse Whitehall 1212 Whitehall 1212 Texas Rangers Texas Rangers The Big Show The Big Show The Big Show The Big Show The Big Show The Big Show What's The Score What's The Score Theatre Guild Theatre uui.ni' UN Story Here's to Veteran Proudly We Hail Proudly We Hail "Ray-Bloch Presents" Kny-Bloch Present Music For Sunday Music For Sunday "Bob Crosby Latin Rhythms Coast Guard Cadet The Freedom Story "Baseball Baseball Baseball Baseball Baseball Baseball" Baseball Baseball "Baseball Baseball Baseball" Baseball 6:15 Corliss Archer" 6:30 Corliss Archer 6:43 The Three Suns 7:00 Paul Harvey" Theatre Guild Theatre Guild $64 Question SB4 question 7:15 Hour of St Francis 7 30 The Great Adventure ' :4S The Great Ad i venture 8:00 Stirs for Defense" 8 15- Monday Hen dime 8:30 Bill Tusher 8:45 Chet Huntley 8:00 "The Terrible Meek" 8:15 "The Terrible Meek 8:30 "On the Town" 8:45 ;On the Town" t TuTbo ABC Late News 10:15 George Sokolsky 50:30 Wings of Healing 30:45 Wings of Healing Harris &" Faye TIippIi ft, ITiivb Khaki & Blue JChaki & Blue Wayne King Serenade Wayne King Serenade Standard Hour Slanoaro Hour Standnrri Hour Standard Hour Your Bible Snva Your Bible Saya Richfield Reporter surr ciub oren. Eternal Light Eternal Light Liberty Speaks Liherty Speaks Christian Youth Christian Youth ""Handel's Messiah Handel's Messiah Handel's Messiah Handel's Messiah ""Handel's Messiah Handel's Messiah Handel's Messiah Handel's Messlah Handel's Messiah Handel's Messiah Handel's Messiah Handel's Jrtessioh Sign-Off 11:00 Sign Oft News & Sign off RADIO PROGRAMS MONDAY 8:00 Yawn Patrol 8:15 Yawn Patrol 8:30 Lucky U Ranch6 8:45 Lucky U Ranch Monkey Shine Monkey Shine Down to Earth Barnes News 7:00 Farm News 7:15 Martin Agronsky 7:30 Bob Garred 1:45 Concert and Sport Rural Party Lin Clockwatcher Clockwatcher Music St News g.OO Breakfast Club 8:15 Breakfast Club 8:30 Breakfast Club Breakfast Club "8 00 Victor H. Lindlahr 8:15 Chet Huntley" 8:30 Break the Bank .jftHt-Anlr th Rank 10:15 Big "Y" Relay Quit 10:30 My True story 10:45 My True Story 11:00 Whispering Streets 11:15 Trading Post 11:30 Against the Storm 1 1 gpaul Harvey 12:00 Weather Report 12:15 Oregon Finance New 12:30 Weather & Market 12:45 Your County Agent Clock Watcher Clock Watcher Music of Manhattan Ortho Garden Gulde Friendship Circle Friendship Circle Household Editor Mid-Morning News Consumer Price Clinic Tex Beneke Strike It Rich J3trlkelt Rich News & Review Dr. Crane Swap V Sell One Night Stand Liberty Jamboree Liberty Jamboree Cal Tinney" News Breakfast In Phoenix Breakfast In Phoenix Bible Institute (MHS) BtbJIrMUtuto (MBS) Morning Special Morning Devotion Paula Stone Old Chisholm Trail Freezing Fun Music Box News 1400 Coral i fin li.il! In Rnnrri 1 ':1ft Visit With Bing 1 :30 "Scramble Gamble" 1:45 Waltz Time News At Weather Road of Life" Pepper Young's Family jtigni to nappinesa' Shop on Main Street Shop on Main Street Musical Appetizer Musical Appetizer Backstage Wife aiena uauns Young Widder Brown Woman In My House 3:00 Lone Journey 215 When a Girl Marries 2:30 Mary Marlin 2:4 Evelyn Winter 3:nri BeYtv Crocker 3 )r,-Strictly For Ladle 3:3(1 Strictly For Ladlca 3:45 Strictly For Ladle 4:(foMary M. McBrlde 4:15 Mary M. Mcllrlde 4:30 Big Jon and Sparky 4:45 Mark Trail 8:00 Fun Factory 8:15 Fun Factory 8:30 Chet Huntley 8 :45-GlrlScout Program 6;ub Sporta Parade 6:15 Elmer Davis 6 :30 Drive-ln-Qul 6:45 Ted Malone TFuo" Just Plain Bill Front Page Farrell Life can bo Beautiful News Welcome Travelers Welrome Traveler Dr. Paul J3aveGarroway ""Doctor "Wife Vincent Lope P. T. A. Prevuea In Rearfln Weeks Ai Orr New H. V. Kaltenborn" Voice of Firestone voice of Firestone Lone Ranger 7:15 Lone Kanfer 7:30 Henry J. Taylor 7:45 Stewart Craig 8:00 The Big Hand 8:15 The Big Hand 8:30 Fine Arts Quartet 8:45 Fine rts Quartet "8:00 Paul Whifeman Club 8:15 pnul Whlteman Club 8:30 "On the Town" 9:45 "On the Town" J Pierce Commentary Cisco Kid Cisco Kid Communist for FBI " Communist for FBI Rob't Montgomery Pjn8erugAsslgnment One Man s Family" News of the World Rail marl !- Railroad Hour News Bob Eberly Show Better Buys Music, Morgan Manner Music For Monday Music For Monday Music Box Dick Hay me Show Social Security Music Box Liberty Jamboree mus.c tsox "Baseball Baseball Basehnll Baseball Baseball Baseball Basehnll JBaseball "Baseball Baseball" Baseball Baseball To:00 Hank Weaver. News 10:15 It's Your Business" 10:30 Your Heritage 1 0 : 5 "Survival" IT; 00 "Laura" 11:15 "Laura" 11:30 Platter Party 11:45 Platter Party HlTo Slrn'bff Telephone Hour Telenhone Hour Political Talk .Men Behind Melody hi li""r Heidelberg Harmonatre Music You Want Musle Ac News Melodles'That Endiire"" Melodies That Endure Ciro s Tonight Ciro's At News "Sign-Off World Concert Hall World Concert Hall Musical Mall Box Musical Mail Box "Musical Mali Box Musical Mall Box Vnlley News Lean Back At Listen News' Frost. Warn.: Balllnger Spotlight On U.N. Robt. Montgomery The Three Suns Major Lively" Dan Malloy News" John T. Flynn Tom Merrlman Organ Portraits Between The Line Sign-Off ABC NBC TOO LATJEJTO CLASSIFY YELLOW ONION SETS. 2 lhirfor"39o OAK DALE MAR KET WE FIX EM while you sleep HAWKINS all night GARAGE 416 S Riverside Ph S 1534 WE GIVE GREEN STAMPS ENGLISH DAISIES EXCELLENT BORDER PLANTS t Box OAKDA LE M A RKET FOR' SALE Surfaced 4x4 redwood posts Shi plop u In boards At dimension lxm priced. R. O. STEPHENSON CO. Court MfAndrews Ph. 2-60O0 GLAmOLUS BULBS MIXED COLORS, 3 dot. for 81. OAK DALE MARKET SPECIAL Stucco At Concrete paint. Something new and in beautiful colors. Deco-rlte for Interior walls.. One coat velvet finish last longer, easy to apply Outside paints Super Kein-tone. Dramex. Many colors in decorative enamels Everything to decorate your home. both in si do and out. Good paints at reasonable price. BUILDERS SERVICE 2802 Crater Lak Hlway Medfnrd, Ore. ph 2-8376 YELLOW ONION SETS, 2 lbs. toTaDc OAKDALEMARKET FOR SALE One 5 hp. MIhtvS!an garden tractor with wheel weights, plow and cultivator. New tractor used one week. 3ti0. AUo one 3 ft M E Rotary tiller attachment, wlli fit Ford. Ferguson, or Allu-Chalmers W-D Ph 2-5279 or call 2-8014 eve nings atter Ji. CLOSED (ill day Easter Sunday Oakdale Market ENGLISH DAISIES EXCELLENT BOMDKR PLANTS 81 Box OAKDALE MARKET PORTABLE electric, perfect sewing condition. Complete wtih attach menta and 1 year guar 3ft 50. SINGER SEWING MACHINE CO. 121 East Main Ph. 27153 FOR"RENf SmaOitrn. mod. house in Talent. CaII Yorkel Fuel At Tran- icr i.n,)ij Asniand " BARGAINS FOR BUILDERS ODD SI.KS WINDOW FRAMES DOOH FRAMES WINDOWS AND DOORS PADGHAM GLASS At MILL WORK 1309 Court St. PHONE 3-4750 BARGAINS , American Beauty hand brushed shakea with d"c"r8 llfl.OO per iq. K Ar M Asbestos siding .. 14 50 ' composition roofing 8 50 M Plasterboard 4x8x1, !06 per ft Colored celling tile A plank 10 H Paint for every description. F.H A. Terms Delivery Service BUILDERS SERVICE 2802 Crater Lake Hwy. Medford, Ore. ph, 3-8378 FOR SALE Boat. Martin motor A. trailer, washing machine, radlo- phono ponb. Ph. 3-3371. VAC' A NCYfor"' 1 "man "at" the Wynt Nursing Home. Ph. 3-2791. ftDaL i,nT. 8u" ClaaUiea H t noon Saturdays News o4-H O CLUBS Central Point 4 H Club, The Central Point Dairy and Beef clubs met on April 8 at Floyd Charley's home. A film on raisins dairv heif. ers was shown by representa tives of the Purina Feed com pany. We will judge a pen of bulls on Saturday, April 19, at 1:30 p.m. at Floyd Charley's. We discussed the fair and our record books for the new mem bers. Next meeting will be on May 13, at Sylvia and Bill Parker's home. Refreshments were served, following the meeting by Mrs. Charley and Dale Smith. Carol Russell, Reporter. There is a job vacancy on the custodial staff at the Medford post office, it was announced to day. Those interested in apply ing for the work were asked to get in touch with Henry Gault, Room 222, Medford post office PS DOROTHY WARENSKJOLD StpriM . IERRE MONTEUX Coiductof Sir Friircisn Svraphoov Orchestra Fuvrian Easter: Overture . , Rimsky-Koraakov AUeluja Mozart The Redemption . . Franck L'Enfant Prodigue: Air de Lia . . . Debussy Death and Transfiguration . R. Strauss Program subject to poaaibla change Sunday 8:30 p.m. KMED Hew Atomic Explosive Plant Will Be Built Washington (U.R) The Atom ic Energy Commission announc ed here that it plans to build a fifth atomic explosives plant to cost about $1,000,000,000. The new plant will be a uran ium separation works even vaster than the one built during the war at Oak Ridge, Tenn., and the $500,000,000 new one being constructed near Paducah, Ky. It probably will be built in the Ohio valley. Way Paved for Slight Bakery Price Increase Washington 4U.R) The Office of Price Stabilization Friday eas ed bakers ceiling regulations, paving the way for a possible "slight" increase in prices of bak ery products. The order permits bakers to raise prices 16 per cent over their highest 1949 prices for each item. MOO-O-OS and MUSINGS Little Daisy - Birthday Sale STARTS AftONDAY SEE MONDAY'S MAIL TRIBUNE , FOR FURTHER DETAILS PRICES EFFECTIVE ALL WEEK Why Suffer Longer? When Others Fail COME TO US ACT NOW! Our Nilurt'i HERI rtmidi.t will help rou ' gain your food holth. Our r.modi.i hv bem ucmiiIuI in aiding th. ilck ill tvai Iht itan for j. ; . Spectallii Ktmediai for diiorderl, ilnuiei, heart, liver, stomach, gal and ulcorl, nnttipallon, pilei, airhma, temalo complalnH, kidney, bladder, blood, rhnumariim, back and haadachei. For Malt, Female and Children. BRANCH OFFICES Albany Salem Eugene Newport North Bend S. I. FONG Herb Specialist CHARLIE CHAN CHINESE MEDICINE I HERB CO. 624 S. Rivenide Medford 12 NOON TO S P.M. OFFICI OHM SUNDAYS ONLY Convention Committee Planning Entertainment Members of the tourist and convention committee of the Jackson County Chamber of Commerce discussed final plans for entertaining the first two conventions of the 1952 season scheduled the latter part of this month at a meeting last week, Chairman Jimmy Dunlevy re ported Saturday. The state convention of Active clubs will hold a two-day ses sion in Medford April 26 and 27, Dunlevy said, with some 200 delegates and their wives. On April 27, 28 and 29 the Northwest Conference of Mu sicians, with delegates from 49 local unions in Oregon, Washing ton, Idaho and parts of Canada will add a total of approximately 200 more visitors. Removal of Leaves From Flowers Urged Berkeley, Calif. (U.R) Cut flowers will last longer if as many leaves as possible have been removed. Home Advisers at the Univer sity of California agricultural ex tension service point out that flowers lose moisture rapidly through the leaves after they have been picked. They suggest that removal of the leaves will eliminate some of the surfaces where evaporatlonstorage temperature low and can take place. Add other greens to replace the ones removed, the home ad visers suggested. Another method for slowing evaporation from leaves and cut flower stems is by keeping the humid. Sometimes cut flowers which have wilted can be revived by setting the container on a cool porch oveuiight, or in the re frigerator with a temperature of 40 degrees. WINDOW SHADES MADc TO ORDER BARNARD'S 317 E. 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DOWN 1 Strokes 2 Single Item 3 Pretentious homes 4 Lessen 6 Linden trees 6 Hostelry 7 The self 8 Indeterminate 9 Nut 10 Was In debt 11 Weird 17 Midday 10 Alcoholic heverage 22 Pf-akless cap 23 First man 24 Mournful 25 Cravat 2G Withered 27 Possessivs pronoun 28 Pine 30 Stia-nhles 31 Trench diggers 33 Dexterity 34 Obstruct 35 Sells 3d Hurls 37pitcher .18 Weathercock 39 -Allowance for waste 40 Great Lake 41Rant 43 Tear 44 Girl's nami Huber Meats, Inc. LOCKER BOXES FOR RENT DEALERS IN LIVESTOCK " CUSTOM CURING and SLAUGHTERING BEEF & PORK FOR SALE Cut & Wrapped for Locker Phone Central Point 862 Table Rock Road Strange as n seems WHO UrD A WHO UVH lNS1feRUN6,MAa. r SEIF-KICKINS MACHINE FOR THOSE WHO FEEL THEY NEED A 'SMFT KICK INlftB IS OWNED EYToM rlYWoo0 1HE VU&UC wrmour. chaxge English monk andphbsopAer oftfielSMcenhirt, a , DESCRIBED Trie NKIURE AMD C EFFECTS OF CONVEX AMD f ' CONC LENSES ANDTHElR f APaicMloN Tp f rsadins And t viewing distant j&9 ii ak lIH Pl. O. 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C 1 J" now vpen evening! Monday Thru Saturday to 9:00 11 J 11 nftuin atjlte aB)' vunn For Your Convenience 1 X fcUUERTO;j .UOTGP TO -415 S? RIVERSIDE MEDFORD OREGON W2'6209. .V5-"15-;; ' V VES, ANO THEY'RE A NH WFitS,m-m.'VS MV BROTHERS. 1 .'aN0 JUWINS BY THE WAY fjS""" THE WAY, mcOUILE OP SKUNKS. J fl IHT I TT'ea nm,. 1 atJJ & BROTH tSS: APACHE'S WAGGING HIS TAIL, ) VO. I II ABNER fB-BOm MAH ARMS AN' LA4GS IS HELPLESS.'.' A 0-BOV WIFA OJTMMATV MOTHER WOULD BE DOOMECT- BUT MAP MAMMY TEACHED ME THET MAH SRV WAS A SECRUT WEAPON--) . ;vv, 1 jTj4 AN'-NOW-AH -fiil lYOOSE. LICKED I NO.GENNULMEN.'.' 'n,V h.r -?WK. MEETS HIM- I M jf&Pl TH'KING O' AH DO MOT BFJJEVE t -ryrr wSthi HALF-WAV.r fr Ifr-h TH' BUMS.' IN KIMGS.V- IT IS 1 JsVTff'5-S5tH. 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