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EIGHT MEDFORD (OREGON) MAIL TRIBUNE Sunday, April 27. 1952 RADIO PROGRAMS SUNDAY Programs lifted below are received from the radio stations and the Mail Tribune asiumei no responsibility except to make such changes as are supplied ItVJC - If 31 He KMin - 1440 kc KWIN I40S He 7:00 News" 7:13 Morning Song 7.30 Light & Life Hour 7 :45 Light Llfe Hour 8:00 Wingi of Healing 8:15 WlnRB of HenllnR 8:30 Rhythms of Romance 8:45 -Rhythms of Romance 9:00 Sunday Newt Special 9:15 Brunch Time 9:30 Chapel of the Air 9:45 Chapel of the Air 00 Negro College Choir 15 Negro College Choir 30 Piano Playhouse 45 Piano Playhouse National Radio Pulpit Nntlonal Radio Pulpit Church of Christ Church of Christ Christian Brotherhood Bradley U. Forum Christian Brotherhood Brndle IJ. Forum rhurcn ot ennui Ortho Garden Guide Green Cross Festival Ortho Garden Guide News Church of Christ Georgetown Forum Georgetown Forum Gospel Hour Gospel Hour Carnival of Books News Gill's Garden Tips Frazier Hunt Mike 'W Musical Best Bets Chicago rtoundtahte Showers of Blessings Chicago Roundtable Excursions in Science :0O Presbyterian Church : 15 Presbyterian Church :30 Presbyterian Church :45 Presbyterian Church :00 You Never Know :15 Oregon Finance News :30 Your Bible Says :45 Your Bible Says :00 Voice of Prophecy :15 Voice of Prohecy :30 Greatest Story :4 5 Greatest Story 00 Billy Graham' :15 Billy Graham :30 Church in the Home 45 -Church In the Home :00 "Guest Conductor" :15 "Guest Conductor" 30 "Guest Conductor :45 -"Guest Conductor" :0O Stop the Music . :15 Stop the Music :30 Stop the Music :45Stop the Music :00 Drew Pearson :15 Corlis Archer :30 Corliss Archer 45 BUI Tusher" Catholic Hour Catholic Hour American Forum American Forum Baptist Church BfipMst Church Baptist Church Bnptist Church Elmo Roper UN Story America's Music Here's to Veterans Bob Considine" Proudly We Hail News Proudly We Hail The Falcon Ray-Bloch Presents The Falcon Ray-Bloch Presents M- Kane Private Eye Music For Sunday M Kane Private Eye Music For Sunday H'wd. Star Playhouse Bob Crosby H'wd. Star Playhouse Latin Rhythms Whitehall 1212 Coast Gunrd Cadets Whitehall 1212 The Freedom Story Texas Rangers Baseball Texas Rangers Baseball The Big Show Baseball The Big Show Baseball The Big Show Bnseball The Big Show Baseball The Big Show Baseball The Big Show Baseball What's The Score What's The Score Theatre Guild Theatro Guild Baseball Baseball Baseball Baseball :00 Paul Harvey :15 Hour of St. Francis :30 The Great Adventure 45 The Great Adventure :00 Stars for Defense :15 Mon. Morn. Headlines :30 Stewart Craig" :4jj chet Huntley :00 Here Comes the Band :15 Here Comes the Band :30 "On the Town" ;45 "On the Town' :00 ABC Late News :15 George Sokolsky :30 Wings of Healing :45 Wings of Healing 00 SignOff :15 :30 :45 Theatre Guild Liberty Speaks Theatre Guild Liberty Speaks $04 Question Christian Youth $(14 Question Christian Youth Harris 8c Faye Southern Muslcale Harris & Fnye Southern Muslcale Khaki Ac Blue Camile To You Khaki & Blue Memo's For Men Vavne King Serenade Symphony Hall Wnyne Kin Serenade Symphony Halt Standard Hour Symphony Hall Stiinuard liuur Symphony Hall JO 10: 11:00 Standard Hour Standard Hour Your Bible Says Your Bible Says Richfield Heporter Surf Club Orch. Eternal Light Eternal Light Mnstcrwork of France Mnsterwork of France Blue Pacific Frazier Hunt Sign-OXf" News & Sign off RADIO PROGRAMS MONDAY fl:00 Yawn Patrol f:15 Yawn Patrol 8:30 Lucky U Ranch 5 ;45 Lucky U Ranch 6:00 Farm News 8:15 Martin Agronsky 0 :30 Bob Garred 6:45 Concert and Sporta Monkey Shlnee Monkey Shinca Down to Earth Barnes News Rural Party Lino Clockwatcher Clockwatcher Music St News Ijlberty Jamboree Humbard, Family Cnl Tinney News 7:00 Breakfast Club 7:15 Breakfast Club 7 :30 Breakfast Club 7:43 Breakfast Club 8:00 Victor H. Lindlahr 8.15 Chet Huntley 8:30 Break the Bank 8:45 Break the Bank 9:00 Jack Berch Show 9:15 Big "Y" Relay QulS 9:30 My True Story" 9:45 My True StoryJ j0:00 Whispering Streets 0:15 Trading Post 10:30 Against the Storm 10:43 Paul Harvey Clock Watcher Clock Watcher Music of Manhattan Ortho Garden Guide Breakfast In Phoenix Breakfast in Phoenix Bible Institute iMHSf Bible Institute (MBS) Friendship Circle Friendship Circle Household Editor Mid-Morning News Morning Special Mornlnti Devotions Paula Stone Better Buys Consumer Price Cllnlo Tex Beneke Strike It Rich Strike It Rich News & Revlrwi lir Crane Swap Be Sell One Night Stand Freezing Fun Music Box News 1400 Corn! Shop on Main Street " Shop on Main Street Musical Annettzer M iisicalA ppe tizer 1 1 ;oo Weather Report 1 1:15 Oregon Finance News 11:30 Weather Markets ll:45-Your County Agent 12:00 Bulletin Bonn 12:15 Peggy Dean 12:30 "Scromble Gamble" J2 :45 Waltz Time "l ;oo Lone Journey" 1.15 When a Girl Marries 1:30 Mary Marlin 1 :45 Evelyn Winters 2:00 Betty Crocker M3 Strictly for Ladles j 30 Strictly for Ladles 2:45 Strictly for Ladies 3:00 Mary M. McBrlde" 3:15 Mory M. McBrlde 3 30 Big Jon and Sparky S:45 Mark Trail TJmu X, Wonthar News Road of Life' No Soap Musle Pepper Young's Family No Soap Musle Right to Happiness No SoapMusic Backstnge Wife No Soap Music Stella Dallas No Soap Music Young Wldder Brown NoSonp Music Woman In My House No Soap Music Social Security Just Plain Bill rront Page Farrell Life can bo Beautiful News Welcome Travelers Welcome Travelers Dr. Paul Dave Garroway Doctor's Wife Vincent Lopez . T. A. No Soap Musle Liberty Jamboree News Boseball Baseball Baseball Baseball Prevues In Reading 4:00 Fun Factory 4:15 Fun Factory '4 30 Chet Huntley 4 :45 " On Stage. Everyone" 8 00 Sports Parade 5:15 Elmer Davis S 30 Drive-in Quit 8:45 Ted Malone "8 00 Lone Ranger 8:15 Lone Hanger 8:30 Henry J. Taylor 8:43 Stewart Craig "7:00 The Big Hand 7:13 The Big Hand 7 :30 Fine Arts Quartet 7:45 Fino Arts Quartet 8:00 Paul Whiteman Club 8:15 Paul Whltcman Club 8 30 "On the Town" B :43 "On the Town" Weeks & Orr News 11. V. Kaltenborn Voice of Firestone Voice of Firestone Snorts Roundup KMED Commentary Cisco Kid Cisco Kid Baseball Baseball Baseball Baseball Baseball Baseball Baseball Baseball World Concert Hal! World Concert Hall Musical Mall Box Muslcnl Mail Box Musical Mail Box Musical Mail Box vaney News 9:00 Hank Weaver, News 9:13 It's Your Business' p-30 The CIO and You 9:43 Your Heritage To 00 "Laura" 10:13 "Laura" 10 30 Platter Party 10:43 Platter Party 11 00 Sign Off Communist for FBI Communist for FBI Rob't Montiromerv Dangerous Assignment lean uack & Listen One Man's Family News News of the World Frost. Warn.; Balltnger Railroad Hour Spotlight On U.N. Railroad Hour Hobt. Montgomery Telephone Hour The Three Suns Telephone limit" Major Livclv" Men Behind Melody Dim Mallny' jMen i Behind Melody John W. Vandercook Hirhltrld heporter John T. Flynn " Heidelberg llarmonalree Tom Merrtman Music You Want Organ Portraits Muslc At News Between The Lines Melodies That Rndure Sign-Off Melodies That Knduro Ciro's TonlKht Clro a A News 'Sign-Off ABC NHC LBS Kefauver Committee Appointments Told Portland (U.R State Direc tor William L. Josslln of the "Kefauver for President commit tee" has announced appoint ment of committees to promote the nomination of the Tennessee senator at the May 10 primary in the first, second and fourth congressional districts. James R. Shlck, Forest Grove, was named chairman for the first district; Mrs. Eva Nelson Shold, Pendleton, chairman for the second district, and John O. Chatt. Kuecnc. for tno fourth district. Appointment of a third congressional district Multnomah county chairman and commit tee will be announced later, Jos slln said. Film Slated at NOMA Meeting Here Monday A motion picture, "The Mail That Means Business," will be shown Monday at the monthly dinner meeting of the National Office Management association here, members said Saturday. The film will be presented here by Pitney-Bowes, Inc., Portland. The meeting, to be held in the Medford hotel, will open with a social hour at 6:30 p.m. and din ner at 7 p.m. Members and guests planning to attend are re quested to call John A. Graff Jr., Medford 2-6133. VALARIE LAMOREE Soprani) DR. STANLEY CHAPPIE Conductor Seattle Symphony Orchestra Prometheus: Overture . . , Beethoven Walk to the Paradise Garden Deli us Pleurex, Pleurex, Moa Yeaux Massenet Symphony No. 2: 1st Mvt . Sibelius The Marriage of Figaro: Deh Vioni non Tardar . Mozart Gianni Schicchi: O mio Babhino Cnro , . Puccini Academic Festival (Overture) Brahms Program sublet to possible change Sunday 8:30 p.m. KMED a.p-ii 17, im Priests Find Infant Left on Doorstep Yakima U.R Priests at St. Joseph's Parish house here dis covered a onc-day-old baby boy on their doorstep early Frjday morning. They notified police and the infant was taken to a Yakima hospital where its condition was reported as "good." The baby was found wrapped in a blanket in a cardboard box. MOO-O-OS and MUSINGS The Hale Creenman cat is passing out cigars this week. Four of the new arriv als were named Taft, Eisenhower, Stassen and MacArthur. Little Kefau ver, born with a coonskin tail, is a Democat. Little Daisy $ Were Sorry! STANDARD TIME Will necessitate the rearranging of local radio schedules. We regret the incon venience to our Valley listeners and will endeavor to offer your favorite programs as near as possible to their regular times. YOUR MAIL TRIBUNE STATION 1230 kc Why Suffer Longer? When Others Fail COME TO US ACT NOW! Our Nature's HERB remedies will help you to re gain you? good health. Our remedial have been luccesitul in aiding the lick all ovti the itat tor over 18 year. Remedies for disorders, sinuses, heart liver, stomach, gas and ulcere. constipation, piles, asthma, female complaints, kidney, bladder, blood. back and headaches. For Male, Female and Children. S. B. FONG Herb Specialist rheumatism, BRANCH OFFICES Albany Salem Eugene Newport North Bend CHARLIE CHAN CHINESE MEDICINE & HERB CO. 624 S. Riverside Medford 12 NOON TO S P.M. OFFICE OPEN SUNDAYS ONLY Josephine County Seeks Road Foreman Grants Pass, Ore. (U.Rl The Josephine counly court Friday wns looking tor a iiipcrlntendciil and foi email to tako charKc of the county's road program. The court Thursday discharg ed Road Superintendent Hoy Slette to end a long squabble in the road department which last week led to a walkout of 53 de partment employees. Slette Wednesday fired Rnnd Foreman Clarence Ulnes. The court said it would lot Hines' dismissal stand. Members of the AFI, Public Employees union struck last week In protest over Slettc's handling of county road work. Corvallis U.PJ Don Van Allsburg of Grand Rapids, Mich., has been elected president of the Associated Students of Oregon State college to succeed Donn Black of liaker, Ore., results of OSC's student election showed Saturday. ',S'?MT0TFU1(7-n',-,u' OBoSOus.ll fFUHf)f-(HI II WlTWAlAlli Hi WANTED 1 HIDINO-MAHiml A uwtHllAl Al 1 W-iC V. OFF' W 1CAMtY IN -roue NICE tMWNAV3 THATPA VEHICLE vvV'000 OLP MSMiONfcD -TX C C NEW CAfl " HOW CAN HQVjVICPP 1 "--.--i 'a medium v2ClVw"H'K tV'. " YiV r ' l6o-t weLlN " g SPECIAL THIS WEEK! 1950 PLYMOUTH Special Deluxe 4-Door Sedan Healer, plastic scat covers and many other accessor ies. Was $1595. Special this week at just 1950 DODGE 'i TON PICKUP Radio, heater, good tires, fog lights. Wat $1,295. Special this week $095 $1095 Open Evenings Monday Thru Friday to 9:00 for Your Convenience I 415 S? RIVERSIDE "MEPFi Rabbit Marketers Elect New Officers R. A. James, Gold Hill, has been elected president of the Rogue River Valley Rabbit Mar keting association's board of di rectors. Other officers are H. F. Swin gle, vice-president, and Martin C. Wood, secretary-treasurer. Members of the association said they hope to create more interest in rabbit raising in the valley this year. More animals are needed to supply its markets. Highest Portland prices are be ing paid for quality rabbits, the members reported. Information can be obtained at the processing plant at 3340 North Pacific highway. Ex-Bank Bandit King Dies in Gas Chamber San Quentin, Calif. (U.R) Lloyd Sampsell, one-time king of bank bandits who used an ex pensive yacht to carry away his loot, died in California's lethal gas chamber Friday for killing an Innocent by-stander in the twilight of his criminal career. The tall, prison-aged kiHer was strapped in the heavy chair of the apple green gas chamber and the little white syanide pellets were dropped at 10:03 a. m. (PST). Whisps of fumes from the deadly pellets filled the room, snuffing out Sampsell's life at 10:13 a.m. (PST). The 52-year-old killer, once listed among the FBI's 10 most i wanted men, was condemned for the slaying of aircraft worner Arthur W. Smith during the hold up of a San Diego finance of fice, May 27, 1948. 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