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Jun 1, ISS1 RADIO PROGRAMS SUNDAY Programs listed btlow are ractivad from tha radio srttloni and tha Mall Trlbuna aitumas no raiBonsibillry axcapt to maka Mich changas at ora supplied UYJC - lt ha KMBD 144 bO It WIN 1400 bo 00 Newi IS Morning song" 30 Light & Life Hour 45 Light St Life Hour Church In Wild wood Church In Wild wood Herald Of Truth Herald Of Truth Christian B'rhood Hour Christian B'rhood Hour Church oi CTirtst 00 Wingi of Healing IV Wings oi neanng in Phvthmi of Romance 45 Rhythmi of Romance V.ewpolnt USA :00 Sunday News bpeciar Gospel Hour :15 Brunch Time Gospel Hour ;30 Chape) of the Air Carnival of Books 45 chapel of the Air New 00 Negro College Choir 15 Negro College Choir 30 Piano Playhouse 45 Piano fiaynouie- Cathollc Hour Catholic Hour Hata In the Ring Hull in the Ring Elmo Rorjer America's Music Bob Considine' News Martin Kane Martin Kane H'wd Star Playhouse H'wd Star Playhouse Whitehall 1212 Whitehall 1212 :00 Methodist Church ;15 Methodist Church 30 Methodist Church :45 Methodist Church Too National Guard Show The Falcon 15 Oregon nn.ince news me raicon- 30 Your Bible Says ;45 Your Bible Says 00 Voice of Prophecy is Voice of Prohecy :30 Church In the Home :45 Church In the Home :00 Cheney Studi-Coquilte Texas Rangers 13 Cheney Studs-Coqullle Texas Rangers 30 cneney stutu-uoquine jne cnase" ;45 Cheney Studs-Coqullle The Chase 00 Cheney-Studs-Coquille First Nighter :15 cneney siuas-t-oqutue nrst nighter" 30 Cheney Studs-Coqullle Khaki & Blue 45 Cheney Studs-Coqullle Khaki St Blue .00 Cheney Studs-Coqullle Top Story :io cneney muas-uonuuio ji i nis nour 30 Stop the Music Theatre Guild 45 Stop the Music Theatre Guild 00 Drew Pearson 15 Corns Archer Here's To Veteran Chapel By Road Ortho Garden Dlsest jOrtho Garden Digest m News' Church of Christ Sunday Serenade Sunday Serenade Sunday Serenade Sunday Serenade Showers of Blessings news Baptist Church BaDtlst Church Baptist Church Baptlst Church Music Box Music Box Music Box U. N. Story 30 Corliss Archer 45 Bill Tusher Theatre Guild Theatre Guild S(I4 Question $04 Question Ray Bloch Presents nay tiiocn i-resenw Music For Sunday Music For Sunday "Bob Crosby Show Melodic Moments Melodic Moments Melodic Moments Melodic Moments Melodic Moments Melodic Moments Excursions In Sclenco "Record Review Record Review Record Review Record Review News Record Review Record Review Record Review 00 Paul Harvey Harrls-Faye Show :15 Old Fash a Revival Hr.-Harrta-Faye Show" ;30 Old Fash'd Revival Hr. American Forum 5 Old Fash'd Revival Hr. American Forum :00 Old Fash'd Revival Hr.Chicago Roundtable " :1ft Billy Graham Chicago Roundtable :30 Billy Graham Standard Hour :45 Chet Huntley Standard Hour 00 Here Comes the Band Standard Hour 15 Here Comes the Band Standard Hour :30 "On the Town" Eternnl Light 46 "On the Town Eternal Light 00 ABC Late News : 15 George Sokolsky 30 Wings of Healing AS Wings of Healing 00 "Guest Conductor' 15 "Guest Conductor" 30 "Guest Conductor" 45 "Guest Conductor" to 10 10 10 11:00 6ignOff Wayne King Serenade Wayne King Serenade Your Bible Says Your Bible Says Richfield Reporter Organalra Music You Want Music & News Record Review Record Review Assembly of God Assembly of God Raymond Massey Raymond Massey Sports Round-up U.S. Navy Band Frost Warn & Symphony Symphony Hall Symphony Hall Symphony Hall Symphony Hall Symphony Hall Symphony Hall News Sign-Off Sign Off RADIO PROGRAMS MONDAY 8:00 Farm News 0:15 Martin Agronsky 6:30 BobGarred . 6:45 Concert. Sports, News 7:00 Breakfast Club 7:15 Breakfast Club 7:30 Breakfast Club 7:43 Break last Club 8:00 Victor H. Llndlahr Monkeyshlnes Monkeyshlnes Country Muslo Barnes News 8:15 Chet Huntley 8:30 Break the Bank 8:45 Break the Bank Rural Party Lino Clock watcner Clock Watcher Music at News Voices of 2-4000 Voices of 2-4000 Manhattan Muslo Garden Guide O-nn Jurlr Hsreh Show 9:15 Big "Y" Relay Qui 8:30 My True Story 0:43 My True Story r 10:00 Whispering Streets 10:16 Against the Storm 10:30 Waltz Time 10:45 Paul Harvey 11:00 Welcome Wagon 11:15 Trading Post 1 1 :30 Lucky U Ranch 1 1 :45 Lucky U Ranch 12:00 Weather and Markets 12:15 Oregon Finance News 12:30 "Scramble Gamble" 1 2 :45 Your County Agent r "l :00 Lone Journey" 1.1S When a Girl Marries 1:30 Mary Marlln j :45 Evelyn Winters "a-no Betty Crocker 2:15 Strictly for Ladles 3:30 Strictly for Ladles 2:45 StrlctlyfOT Ladles 3:00 strictly for Ladles 3 45 Strictly for Ladies 8:30 Mary M. McBrlde 3:45 Mary M. McBrldo 4:00 Fun Factory 4:15 Fun Factory 4:30 Big Jon St Sparkle 4:45 Mark Trail 5:00 Sports Parado 8:15 Elmer Davis B:30 Drive-in Quit 8:45 Memory Favorites 6:00 Lone Ranger 6:15 Lone Ranger 6 :30 Henry J. Taylor 6:45 Stewart Craig -7 :00 The Big "Hand 7:15 The Big Hand 7:30 Time for Defense 7:15 Time for Defense 8:00 T.B.A. Friendship Circto Friendship Circle Neighbor Lady Mld-morning News Festival of Waltzes' Boy & Ray Show Strike It Rich Strike It Rich News St Reviews Dr. Crane Swap St Sell One Night Stand News St Weather Road Of Life Pepper Young RtghtTo Happiness Backstage Wife Stella Dallas Young Widder Brown JVoman In My House Just Plain Bill Front Page Farrell Life Can Be Beautiful Afternoon News Welcome Travelers Welcome Travelers Dr. Paul Dave Garroway 1400 Coral 1400 Coral 1400 Coral ' News "Get Up St' Go Get Up St Go Bible Institute (MBS) Bible Iiutltute (MBS) News Morning Devotions Chapel By Road Morning Special "New At Parkview Music Box Music Box Better Buys Shop On Main St. Shop On Main St. Musical Appetizer MuBlcal Appetizer News - No Soap Music No Soap Music NoSoap Music No Soap Music No Soap Music No Soap Music No Soap Music No Soap Muslo Social Security 8:1.1 Una Mae Carlisle 8:30 "On the Town" 8:4 5" On the Town" fi 00 ABC Late News 6:15 Talking It Over t:30 As We See It 8 :45 Your Heritage To oo Fine Arts Quartet 10:15 Fine Arts Quartet 10:30 "Laura" 10:49 "Laura" 1 1 .00 Platter Party 11:15 Platter Party 11:30 Platter Party 11:45 Platter Party 12:00 Sign Off Doctor's Wife Vincent Lopez Serenade in Blue 51nglng Americans 5 o'clock Headlines Richard Harkness Voice Of Firestone Vq.ce Of Firestone Sports Roundup Jennings Pierce Cisco Kid Cisco Kid Communist For FBI Communist For FBI Dangerous Assignment Lean Back At Listen One Man's Family Morgan Beatty Railroad Hour Railroad Hour No Soap Muslo No So.jp Music No Soap Musie No Soap Music "No Soap Music No Soap Music No Soap Music No Soap Music Dinner News Got A Date Three Quarter Time Sports Round-up "World Concert Hall World Concert Hall Musical Mailbox Musical Mailbox Musical Mailbox Musical Mailbox valley News Telephone Hour Telephone Hour Men Behind Melody Men Behind Melody RlchfielrtReporter Heidelberg llarmonlers Music You Want Music Ac News ""Melodies That Endure Melodies That Enduro Btltmore Hotel Orch. Orchestra At News Sign Off Robert Montgomery Frost Warn. Ac 3 Suns Dick Haymes News "it's Time To Danco It's Time To Dance It's Time To Danco Between The Lines KWIN Carousel KWIN Carousel KWIN Carousel Carousel Ac Newa Sign-Off ABC NBC Caterpillars Invade Midwest States H. P. Rounsvllle, 1280 South Stage road, last week received from Minnesota relatives clip pings which describe a recent In vasion of caterpillars in that state. The clippings, from Brain crd and Virginia, Minn., papers described It as "the worst cater pillar Invasion" In history. Threes weer stripped of their foliage, although crops were not in great danger since most of the area affected Is timberland, according to the stories. Trains were halted and cars skidded. At least one engineer, however, "conquered" the little worms after his train had slid to a stop. He backed the train and then sped ahead with enough momen tum to carry It over the In vaders. Entomologists there reported the use of $173,000 worth of DDT sprayed from planes over BODY RECOVERED Portland (U.R) The body of Elmer DcVrles, 27, of Portland, was recovered from the Willam ette river south of the Sellwood bridge late Friday afternoon after he drowned In an attempt to swim across tho atream. Albany, N.Y. (U.R) Prof. J. L. Kelso, professor of Hebrew and Old Testament literature at Pitts burgh Xenla Theological Semi nary, Pittsburgh, Pa., Thursday night was elected moderator of the 94th general assembly of the United Presbyterian Church of North America at the opening session here. Dead line on -lessltled Arts: . 30 5 m- ,nr lollowlni day; 10 i m Mon day; Boon Saturday lot Sunday a.m. Your Health and Its Care Be OIL WILLIAM BRADY, M.D. Readers should eddress iae.ulrles William Brady, 265 II CamiM. lararty MHta, CaL THE HARDEST WATER IS SOFTER THAN MILK Di. Brady One out of every 022 letters from readers is a query concern ing the effects of drinking hard water. Hardness in drinking water is due to pres ence of calcium and magnesi ium salts. The degree of hard ness of water is measured or recorded in parts per mil lion or grains per gallon of calcium carbonate. If the water contains less than SO parts per million of hardness it is considered soft. If it contains I more than 100 parts per million it is hard; more than ISO parts of hardness per million is very hard. Hardness of water is of two kinds, called carbonate or tempo rary hardness and noncarbonate or permanent hardness. Temporary (hardness means that boiling, which drives off carbon dioxide, causes most of the bicarbonates to be precipi tated, leaving the water softer. Permanent hardness is the part of total hardness made up of sulphates, nitrates and chlor ides of calcium and magnesium. Sometimes it is called noncar bonate hardness. Permanent be cause the salts that compose it can't be precipitated by boiling. Permanent hardness, however, contributes to formation of scale in boilers. To the best of our present knowledge or, If It Is presump tuous to use the first personal pronoun, say medical and health authorities calcium and other salts in the water are not ab sorbed and so it doesn't matter how hard the water may be, so far as its potability is concerned. If the taste is satisfactory the hardness or softness of the water is immaterial. Any one who imagines the cal cium (lime) in water that is at all hard may be "deposited" In the arteries, kidneys or joints if one continues long enough using the water as drinking water may find this fact reassuring: There is more lime in a glass of milk than In a gallon of hard water. The lime (calcium) In milk, however, is absorbed, as similated and used by the body and Indeed milk is the best source of food calcium for the body, which requires not less than 10 to IS grains of calcium dally for maintaining health and functional efficiency. ' Rain water, snow water or dis tilled water is as wholesome or healthful to drink as tap water, well water or spring water, if you have to drink it or prefer to drink It. I do not hold with the notion that everybody should drink not less than so many glasses of water every day. It would take a better doctor or health expert than I am to make me drink a thimble ful of water I didn't want. I be lieve my own metabolism and natural thirst tells me how much water to dirnk. a 80.000-acre area brought un satisfactory results. Other ento mologists said that the trees will immediately start a new growth of foliage and soon the cater pillars will reach maturity and disappear until next sDrlnn. They also explained that actual j unuingc wouici not De great, and that many of the worms will perish because of lack of foliage on which to feed. Barkley 6ih Entrant In Democratic Race concerning too frequent tonsillectomy. My tonsils were removed In childhood because my sister's were troublesome and the doctor persuaded my parents we might as well "get it over with" . . . (Mrs. C. B. E Answer That's as good a reason as the tonsil snatchers and clinic racket eers can trump up for most such such atrocities. Bed-Wetting Habit I Mv nine-year-old son and I are very happy about the cure of his bed wetting habit Several doctors had told me there was nothing to do but wait for time. We followed the instruc tions In your pamphlet, with complete success. T. F., Jr.) Answer Thank you. Ma'am, for the second report received today. For the pamphlet on The Bed-Wetting Habit any reader may send stamped, self addressed envelope. National Newipaper Syndicate. Chicago 6, Illinois 'Ball of Fire' Seen Flying Over Seattle Seattle U.R) A bluish white "ball of fire" streaked across the sky north of Seattle early Fri day and exploded in a shower of sparks that turned night into day for three or four seconds. The object was believed to have been a meteor. Reports lik ened it to the fiery object that rumbled across the sky directly over Seattle May 11. State Patrolman Ned ' Ray mond, who was in the vicinity of Lynwood, 20 miles north of Seattle, said he saw a "bluish white ball of fire" at 12:36 a.m. (PDT) and it seemed to explode in the vicinity of Port Townsend on the Olympic peninsula, 35 miles northwest of here. Dead line Sunday Classifieds ta at 5:30 p.m. for following day; 10 a.m. Monday for Monday; noon Saturday for Sunday a.m. MOO-OOS and MUSINGS QUESTIONS A ANSWRRR Reader Survived TonilllectomT We like particularly your articles . Shy Morthland, being a good tourist host, stepped up to a parked California car yesterday to extend official greetings. Sticking his hand in the window, Mr. Morth land said, "I'm Shy." . "I'm timid," replied the . tourist and blushed fu riously to prove it. - Little Daisy - s. e. pong HaWk !. Why Suffer Longer? Whan Others Fail COME TO US ACT NOW! Our Nature's HIRB remedies will kelp rou to re tain your good health. Our remedies have bean nicceisM In aiding tha tick all oval tha Hata tor over IS rears. Remedies for disorders, sinuses, heart, liver, stomach, gat and ulcers, constipation, piles asthma, female complaints, kidney, bladder, blood, rheumatism, back and headaches. For Male, Famala and Children. BRANCH OFFICES Albany ' Salem Eugene Newport North Band CHARLIE CHAN CHINESE MEDICINE & HERB CO. 624 S. Riverside Medford 12 NOON TO i P.M. OFFICI OPIN SUNDAYS ONLY Washington (U.R) Vice-president Alben W. Barkley'i formal entry into the presidential race gave the Democrats six announc ed candidates for their free-for-all national convention. First ballot votes also will be cast at Chicago for several fa vorite son candidates. The 1,230 votes will be so divided at the outset that no candidate will have more than about a fourth of the total. Many QemocraU be lieve a deadlock is serious prospect. - With Barkley announcing that he will not actively seek the nomination, his friends regard him as a strong compromise pos sibility who could benefit from a stalemate. IN COUNTY JAIL Grant Everett Morrison, alias Swede Ulysses Morrison, whose last address was listed as 3910 North Sitka street, Apt. 14, Port land, was returned Thursday from St. Helens, Ore., to the county jail on a warrant charg ing larceny bv bailee, according to the sheriff's office. Morrison is also wanted by the authorities in Bassett, Neb., Yuma, Ariz., Huntersville, Calif., Vancouver, Wash., and other places on simi lar charges according to the state police, CROSSWORD PUZZLE - ACROSS 1 Masticate 6 Aeriform fluid 8 Direction 12 Sharpen 13 Fusa 14 Close by 15 Among 16 Lassoed 18 Note of acale 19 Cover to Mistake Jl-Vlgor (coUoq.) 22 Printer's measure ' 23 Beef snfmal 24 To blind 25 Despots 27 -Glistened 88 Word of Borrow 89 Observed 80 Animal enclosureo 82 Hatea 85 The sweetsop 86 Fame . 37 Concernlnf 38 Bow 38 Characterlstie of man 49 Medical sufful 41 Indefinite article 42 Boundary 43- Box 44- Path 46 llnlt 47 Top of head 48 Drive hard 43 Old Scandinavian ruler 50 Ind held free and clear rVA60NI ISIHIEI IpTaT ARENA PUG ELA gEIT U RSI I N 6 NAP SE ARSaPTME H agIsPaBsoiol SIedepl e as e gEN ATfHS I gN hiK I k L O I B S C A N erle3lec(enp A WSV i"PAUE"S WET "RET EN T TTTTe 1RE" Stesudan a 15 isl ItIeIpI IeipieIn 5 1 i 1 5 Ik 17 I IS 19 lio hi 50 it ' il ' 3H Cii W H5 f H7 IS So BiaeiMiaMmi DOWN I Swiss ". . herdsman's, hut Hulled Indian corn 8-Wife of Osralnt 4 Marry . 6-Attlcs ' - 6 Worshipa 7 Deepaieep- 8 Goal 9 Diphthong1 " 10 Glossy falirlo 11 Threefold 17 Teutonic deity 20 Small stovea 81 Mexican laborers 23 Transactions 24 Obvious 1 26 Ranted 27 Surgical thread 29 Lawmaking bodies 30 Waterways 31 Lack of tonality 82 Half mask 33- Frult 34 Trapped 36 Wit 39 Oreetlng 40 Seml-precloua atone 42 Limb 43 Resort 45 Negative Cola Porter Favorite . 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