TEW MEDFORD (OREGON) MAIL TRIBUNE
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RADIO PROGRAMS SUNDAY
" Programs lilted below art received from th radio stations and rho Mail
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KMID - 1440 fc
; WIN 140 k
7:00 New'
7:15 Morning Song
7:30 Light & Life Hour
7 1 Light & Life Hour
8:00 Wings of Healing
8:15 Wings of Healing
8:30 Rhythms of Romance
8:45 Rhythms tMRomanc
""8:00 Sunday Newt Spec.ai
6:15 Brunch Time
9:30 Chapel of the Air
j45T!Cna,le!-0-f lhe
ro:00 Negro College Choir
10:15 Negro College Choir
J0:30 Piano Playhouse'
10:45 piano riaynouse-
Church In Wlldwood
Church In Wlldwood
Herald Of Truth
Herald Of Truth
Christian B'rhood Hour Here's To Veteran
Christian B'rhood Hour Chapel By Road
Church Of Christ Ortho Garden Digest
Viewpoint USA' Ortho Garden Digest
Gospel Hour
Gospel Hour
Carnival of Book
News
jl ;oo Presbyterian Church
11:15 Presbyterian Church
1 1 ;30 Presbyterian Church
1 1 :45 Presbyterian Churchy
12:00 You Never Know
12:15 Oregon Finance News
12:30 Your Bible Says
12:45 Your Bible Sa ys
"l :00 Voice of Prophecy'
1:15 Voice of Prohecy"
1:30 TB A
1 :45 TBA
Catholic Hour
Catholic Hour
Hats In the Ring
Hats in the Ring
Elmo Roper
America's Musle
Bob Constdlne
News
News
Church of Christ
Sunday Serenade
Sunday Serenade
""Sunday Serenade
Sunday Serenade
Showers of Blessings
News
Baptist Church
Baptist Church
Baptist Church
Baptist Churoh
Music Box
Music Box
Music Box
u. . story
2:00 Billy Graham'
2:15 Billy Graham
2:30 Church in the Home
2:45 Church in the Home
3:00 Old Faah'd. Revival
3:15 Old Fash'd. Revival
3:30 Old Fash'd. Revival
3:45 Old Fash'd. Revival
4:66 Stop the Music
4:15 Stop the Music
4:30 Stop the Music
4:43 Stop the Music
5:00 Drew Pearson
B:15 Corlis Archer
0:30 Corliss Archer
5:43 Bill Tusher'
The Falcon
The Falcon
Martin Kane
Martin Kane
H'wd Star Playhouse Ray Bloch Present
nvra a tar r J ay nous" itay isiocn rrwenw
Whitehall 1212 Music For Sunday
Whitehall 1212' Music For Sunday
Bob Crosby Show
Texas Rangers
Texas Rangers
The Chase"
The Chase
First Nighter
First Nighter
Khnkl St Blue
Khaki Jt Blue
"Top Story
At This Hour
Theatre Guild
Theatre Guild
Theatre Guild
Theatre Guild
$r,4 Question
$G4 Question
"Hnrria-Faye Show
Hnrris-Faye Show
American Forum
American Forum
Melodic Moments
Melodic Moment
MelodicMoments
Melodic Moments
Melodic Moment
Melodic Momenta
Excursions In Science
Record Review
Record Review
Record Review
Record Review
:00 Paul Hnrvey
6:15 Hour of St. Francis
6:30 The Great Adventure
6:45 The Great Adventure
7:00 Stars for Defense' Chicago Roundtable
7:15 Mon. Morn. Headlines Chicago Roundtable
7:30 Stewart Craig Standard Hour
7:45 Chet Huntley SUindiird. Hour
8:00 Here Comes the Band Standard Hour
8:15 Here Comes the Band Standard Hour
8:30 "On the Town" Eternal Light
8:45 "On the Town' Eternal Light
New
Record Review
Record Review
Record Review
Record Review
Record Review
Assembly of God
Assembly of God
Raymond Massey
Raymond Massey
Sports Round-up
U.S. Navy Band
9:00 ABC Late News
9:15 George Sokolsky
9:30 Wings of Healing
9:45 Wings of Healing
10:00 "Guest Conductor'
10:15 "Guest Conductor"
10:30 "Guest Conductor"
10: 4 5-" Guest Conductor
1 1 :00 Sign-Off
Frost Warn St Symphony
oympnony nan
Symphony Hall
Symphony Hall
Wovne Kin Serenade Symphony Hall
Wayne King Serenade Symphony Hall
Your Bible Says Symphony Hall
Your Bible Says News
Your Health and Its Car
1, DR. WILLIAM BRADY, M.D.
Reaalera should address Inquiries toi William Brady,
241 II Cemlne. teverlt Mills. CaL
THE GRAVITY OF THE SITUATION
A reader, past 60, sayi he i blood column in the veins, has
somewhat obese and has an un
comfortable stiffness due to
arthritis
(shucks, let's
say rheumatiz
and not kid
ourselves that
calling it "ar
thritis" 1 n d 1
cates we know
anything about
the nature of
the trouble)
and he has a
theory that
like other creatures both
Di. Brady
Richfield Reporter
Organairs
Music You Want
Music & News
Slrn-Oft
Sign Off
RADIO PROGRAMS MONDAY
6:00 Farm New
6:15 Martin Agronsky
6 :30 Bob Garred
6:45 Concert and Sport
"7T00 Brcnkfast Club
7:15 Breakfast Club
7:30 Breakfast Club
7:45 Breaklast Club
8:00 Victor H. Llndlahr
8:15 Chet Huntley
8:30 Break the Bank
.8:45 Break the Bonk"
"9:00 -Jack Borch Show
9:15 Big "Y" Relay Qulg
- 9:30 My True Story"
9:45 My True Story
10 :00 Whispering Street
10:15 Against the Storm
10:30 Waltz Time
10:45 Paul Harvey
11 1:00 Bulletin Board
11:15 Trading Post
1 1 :30 Lucky U Ranch
1 1 :45 Lucky U Ranch
Monkeyshtne
Monkeyshlne
Country Musle
Barnes News
Rural Party Lino
Clock Watcher
Clock Watcher
Music Se New
Voices of 2-4000
Voices of 3-4000
Manhattan Music
Garden Guide
Friendship Circle
Friendship Circle
Neighbor Lady
Mid-morning News
Festival of Waltzes"
1400 Coral
1400 Coral
1400 Coral
News
Boy St Ray Show
strike It Rich
Strike It Rich
News St Review
Dr. Crane
Swap & Sell
One Night Stand
Get Up & Go
Get Up St Go
Bible Institute (MBS)
Bible institute (MBS)
New
Morning Devotion
Chapel By Road
Morning Special
New At Parkview
Music Box
Music Box
Better Buys
13:00 Weather and Market
12:15 Oregon Finance New
12:30 "Scramble Gamble"
12:45 Your County Agent
1 :0O Lone Journey
1.15 When a Girl Morrle
1:30 Mary Marltn
J :45 Evelyn Winter
"2:00 Betty Crocker"
2:15 Strictly for Ladle
2:30 Strictly for Ladle
jr45Strictlyfor Ladle
3:00 strictly for Ladles
3:15 Strictly for Ladle
3:30 Mary M. McBrlde
3:45 Mary M. McBrlde
"TTOO Fun Factory
4:15 Fun Factory
- 4:30 Big Jon 6c Sparkle
4:45 Mark Trail'
News 8t Weather
Road Of Life
Pepper Young
Right To Happiness
"Backstage " Wife
Stella Dalli
Shop On Main St
anap un Main St.
Musical Appetizer
Muslcal Appetizer
news
No Soan Mml
No Soap Musie
NoSoap Muslo
No Soap Muslo"
NO SoAn Mlliin
Young Wlddcr Brown NoSoap Musio
Woman InMy HouseNo Soap Musle
Just Plain Bill No SoapMuilc"
Front Page Farrell NoSoap Music
ijiic van op dgbuuiui Dociai security
Afternoon News News
Welcome Travelers
Welcome Traveler
Dr. Paul
Dave Garrowy
8:00 Sports Parade
0:15 Elmer Davis
8:30 Drive-in Qui
8:45 Memory Favorite
6:00 Lone Ranger
6:15 Lone Ranger
6 :30 Henry J. Taylor
8 ;4jj Stewart Craig
V 00 World-wide Flashes"
7:15 TBA.
7 :30 Time for Defense
7:15; Time for Defense
"8:00 The Big Hand
8:15 The Big Hand
8:30 "On the Town1
8:45 "On the Town"
"9 :00 ABC Late News
9:15 Talking It Over
P:30 As We See It"
5 Your Heritage
"in 00 Fine Arts Quartet
10:15 Fine Arts Quartet
10:30 "Laura"
10:45 "Laura"
Ti oo Platter Party
11:15 Platter Party
1 1 :30 Platter Party
1 lj45 Platter Party
T2 00 Sign Off
Doctor' Wife
Vincent Lopes
Serenade In Blue
Singing Americans
S o'clock Headline
Richard Htirknesa
Voice Of Firestone
VoiceOf Firestone
"Sports Roundup
Jennings Pierce
Cisco Kid
Cisco Kid
No Soap Musle
No Soap Muslo
No Soap Musle
JMoSoap Musie
No Soap Musle
No Soap Muslo
No Soap Muslo
NoSoqp Musle
Dinner New
Got A Date
Three Quarter Time
Sport Round-up
""World Concert Hall
World Concert Hall
Musical Mailbox
Muslcl Mailbox
Musical Mailbox"1'
Musical Mailbox
vauey News
Communist For FBI
Communist For FBI
Robert Montuomerv
Dangerous Assignment Lean Back Ac Listen
One Man's Family Robert Montgomery
Frost Warn. & 3 Suns
Dick Haymes
"it's Time To Dance
It's Time To Dance
It's Time To Dance
ueiween The Line
Morean Beattv'
Railroad Hour
Railroad Hour
""Telephone Hour
Telephone Hour
Men Behind Melody
Men Behind Melody
Richfield Rennrtor KWIN rirniH.i
Heidelberg Harmonler KWIN Carousel
Music You Want KWIN Carousel
ftiuslc , St News Carousel & News
"Melodies That Endure Sign-Off
Melodies That Endure
lit It more Hotel Orch.
JD re h es t re St New
Sign Off
ABC
NBC
LBS
No Injuries Listed In Traffic Mishaps
Three minor traffic accidents Sixth and Holly streets at about
ii:io a.m. Friday, officers stated.
No citations were Issued and
damage was not listed.
Orll w. Abbott, route 1, box
358, Talent, and Charles X,
Jones, Moscow, Ida., operated
cars which collided at Hlshwav
99 and Central avenue at about1
12:40 p.m. Thursday, according!
to police. No damages or cita-
tlons were reported.
Inside the Med ford city limits
have been reported by city po
lice. Two occurred Thursday
and one early Fridny, the acci
dent reports slated. There were
no injuries reported.
Three vehicles were Involved
In an accident on South Orange
street near Main street at about
6:45 a.m. Thursday, according to
police. Cars driven by Edmund
T. Cambell- 1016 Niantic street,
and A. B. Hull, 324 South
Orange street, collided and hit a
parked car owned by Alfred An
derson, 1359 Camp Baker road,
they said. No citations were
issued.
Coe E. Brown, 905V4 West
10th street, and Patricia J. Free-!
burger, Route 1, box 322, Gold j
Hill, were drivers of cars which i
collided at the intersection of i
4-YEAH OLD GOOD ANGLER
Tupelo, Miss. (U.R) Four-yenr-old
Billy Furr has turned
out to be quite a fisherman. He's
pulled in a 4'4 pound ban and a
2V4 pounder from his father's
private lake.
8CHOOL BECOMES SLIDE
Clarksdnle, Miss. (U.R)
Students at Oakhurst grammar
school got an unexpected spring
holiday when the southeast wall
sank Into the ground and turn
ed the school floor into a slide.
man,
animal and vegetable, must con
stantly fight the force of gravity
which ultimately drags us all
down to tha ground and under
it (H. E.)
And thanks to calcium defic
iency through the years elderly
persons, or at least their center
of gravity gets gradually closer
to the ground, their stature de
creases as their bones become
porous, lighter and more fragile,
But here I am again everlasting
ly harping on calcium defic
iency, a widely prevalent state in
North America, which manifests
itself not Just in the bones and
joints but in the heart and arter
ies and nerves and teeth and
muscles and sinuses and the
blood. Most North Americans
are serenely unaware of their
calcium deficiency because the
newer knowledge of nutrition
has not yet permeated the mind
of the old timer in practice in
deed not one practitioner in
twenty gives serious considera
tion to the concept of calcium de
ficiency as a factor of common
complaints.
The reader says he has tried!
hanging by the knees over the
bar but soon gets dizzy. How
long could one hang upside down
without overdoing it. Astonish
ingly enough, he adds that he
likes my column.
I should say one may hang by
the knees or toes or stand on the
head or stand or walk on the
hands or lie with hips higher
than shoulders or feet higher
than head as frequently and as
long as one enjoys it, but there
is no advantage in doing any of
these things if It makes one
dizzy.
The man's idea of combating
the constant downward drag of
gravity is sound and interesting.
Certainly gravity has had much
to do with the state physicians
call ptosis, which means down
ward displacement, dropping,
drooping, falling or sagging of
one or more organs or other
structures.
Easier for most of us and, I be
lieve, even better than hanging
by the knees or standing on the
head, is the regular daily prac
tice of taking half a dozen rolls
before breakfast or 'at any time
in the day which may be convenient.
Somersaults, that is, not the
Webstcrlan kind but the kind de
scribed and illustrated in the
pamphlet Somar sauliauqua,
available on request if you pro-venope.
vide stamped, self-addressed
envelope.
Gravity, the weight of the
much to do with the condition
known as varicose veins. One
whose legs swell after long hours
on the feet, whose leg veins are
enlarged, swollen, dilated, vari
cose, tnay benefit materially
from merely lying down with
legs elevated for a few moments
at intervals in the day and espec
ially from doing the upside down
imaginary bicycle riding exercise.
QUESTIONS ANSWER!
No Pins Just tha Needle
Mnv I ask how many Dins you us
In bowling on the green? IE. M. P.)
Answer None at an, sir. jut wis
needle I have to needle some of my
rnnlH trt keen them on their toes.
Read the description of lawn bowling
In vol. 3 of tne gncyciopeaia onuiu-
nlca Under Jdowls.
rarhnn Monoxide
Have vou a booklet or oamphlet on
earoon monoxiae tm. u.i
Answer No. hut there is a chaoter
on CO anoxia in the booklet HOW TO
BREATHE for wnicn sena zoo ana
stamped, self-addressed envelope.
name is rule riur
Does garlic or any derivaUve of
garlic do any good for a person who
has high blood pressure? (Mrs. S. K.)
Answer Just as much Keod as it
does for a person whose blood pres
sure is normal or low. It has fine fla
vor value but no remedial value.
Howard Latourette
Becomes Republican
Portland (U.R) Howard La
tourette, long prominent in the
Democratic party in Oregon, dis
closed today he has switched his
registration to Republican.
In "walking out" on the Dem
ocrats, Latourette said the party
was getting too socialistic for
him and he couldn't "stomach
that Truman administration any
longer."
William Baillie Heads
Oregon Liquor Board
Portland (U.R) The Oregon
State Liquor Control Commis
sion Friday named William H.
Baillie, chief of the Salem office
of the State Employment Serv
ice, as new administrator of the
commission.
Robert L. Elfstrom, Salem,
commission chair man, said
Baillie "brings to his new re
sponsibilities long and success
ful experience in public admin
istration." Baillie succeeds William A.
Bingham, who resigned to enter
private business.
WAR FLYING NO PICNIC
Detroit (U.R) Capt. Rob
ert Rust, Air Force recruiter
here, says he's fed up with the
common conception of airmen
as "sterling young pilots who
step into their silver chariots,
fly their missions and drop back
for lunch." Some of these boys
get dirty and get shot, too," Rust
said, adding that infantry duty
also is "generally under-rated."
WINDOW SHADES
MADc TO ORDER
BARNARD'S
317 L Mala Phone 2-5487
- VIRGINIA HASKINS,
RUGGIERO RICCI, i.m
JOHN BARNETT,
Donna Diana: Overture . .
Reznicek
Falling in Love with Love .
Rodgers
Roberta: Yesterdays , Kern
You are Free . Kreisler-Jacobi
Polonaise , . . Wieniawski
Program subject to possible chsnxs
The Song of Norway (Sel.) .
Wright-Forrest-Gneg
My Hero Straus
If I Loved You . . . Rodgeri
Violin Concerto No. 4:
Scherzo . . . Vieuxtemps
South Pacific (Sel.) . Rodgeri
May 2s,i5i Sunday 7z3C pam KMED moon your d
MOO-O-OS
and MUSINGS
Ken Denman landed a
52-pound trout on the up
per Rogue day before yes
terday. Being very conscien
tious, Mr. Denman threw
the fish right back be
cause there was some
question about Its legal
length.
Little Daisy
jfi
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FONO
Why Suffer Longer?
When Other Fail
COME TO US ACT NOWI
Our Nature's HERI remedlea will hale ,ou to ra
isin rout ood health. Out remedial have been
successful in aiding the tick all avet the state foi
ever 18 resrs. Herb Specialist
Remedies tor dltordara, sinuses, haart, liver, stomach, (at and ulcere,
eamtlpatlon, pilas. aithma, female complaints, hldnay, bladder, bleed,
iheumatiim, back and headaches. For Male, Female and Children.
RR AKITM
CHARLIE CHAN
CHINESE MEDICINE & HERB CO.
624 S. Riverside Medford
12 NOON TO I P.M.
OFFICI OPEN SUNDAYS ONLY
OFFICES
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Eugene
Newport
North Band
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Try a Bottle of ZEMACOL
You must be satisfied e, rout monet
cheerfully refunded. Get a bottle to
day at WESTERN THRIFT.
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MOTOJZ CO.
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SPECIAL THIS WEEK!
1950 STUDEBAKER CHAMPION 2-D00R SEDAN
Heater, overdrive, plastic lest covert. Low
mileage. Thli car shows owner's careful
care. CEILING PRICE $1624
OUR SALE PRICE $1393.
465
DOWN
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ACROSS
1 Faellnt
affection for
T Wild Bhp
of Asia
IS Beast
14 Meteor from
Leo
15 Play
It Brilliant
success
IS Com pas point
19 Befor
30 Pry about
furtively
(colloq.)
SI Large
New Zealand
parrot
SI Symbol for
n marl urn
S3 Therefore
H Army officer
(abbr.)
SB Freah-watar
duck
18 Bounded
lightly
19 Chinese eotm
50 Midday
51 Factory
32 Engine
34 Perform
35 Toward the
mouth
88 City In Rum La
S9 Part of
fortification
41 Note of scale
42 Title of respect
43 Noted
44 Part of mouth
45 Steamship
(abbr.)
49 Craftier
47 African
antelope
41 F'ertalnlni to
the god of
winds
BO Wanted
62 Brisk (colloq.)
63- -Splrited horses
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5 Eskimo Jacket
3 Hoarfrost
4 Demon
6 Symbol for
sodium
6 Secluded valley
7 Apportion
5 Harvest
9 Obtained
10 Article
11 Hereditary
12 Highest
standards
17 Frigid
20 Deep sleep
2 1 Ships' boitoma
23 Cylinder for
thread
tb Claw
27 Bury
28 Suffix: made of
29 Note of scale
31 -Up-to-date
people
32 Lichens
33 Prayer
34 Greek
commune
S6 wing-rooted
37 Swiftly flowing
part of river
39 Wet
40 Paid notice
43 Move to
and fro
44 Mine vein
46 Drink slowly
47 Golf mound
49 Note of scale
61 French
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