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EIGHT MEDFORD (OREGON) MAIL TRIBT7KB Sunday, July 8, 1952 RADIO PROGRAMS SUNDAY Programs listed below are received from the radio stations and the Mail Tribune assumes no responsibility except to make such changes as are supplied iu - me ke KHED 14 ke KWIN 140 ka 7:00 News 7:15 Morning Song 7:30 Light Be Life Hour 7:45 Light 6c Life Hour Southland Singing Southland Singing Herald Of Truth Herald Of Truth 8 :00 Wings of Healing 8:15 Wines of Healing 8 :30 Rhythms of Romance 8 :45 Rhythms of Romance B:00 Sunday News Special 9:15 Brunch Time 9:30 Chapel of the Air 9:45 Chapel of the Air Christian B'rhood Hour Christian B'rhood Hour Church Of Christ Down Harmony Lane TTpt Tn Veterans Chapel By Road Ortho Garden Digest. Gospel Hour Gospel Hour -Carnival of Books News 10:00 Strictly Conventional 10:15 Operation Chicago 10:30 Piano Playhouse 10:45 Piano Playhouse Catholic Hour Catholic Hour Symphony's Adventure Symphony's Adventure Church of Christ Sunday Serenade Sunday Serenade Sunday Serenade ' Showers of Blessings ' News 11:00 St. Mark's Church 11:15 St. Mark's Church 11:30 St. Mark's Church 11:45 St. Mark's Church 2 :00 You Never Know 12:15 Noon News Review 12:30 Your Bible Says 12:45 Your Bible Says Elmo Roper 4-Story Theater Bob Considine News & Gallup Poll The Falcon The Falcon Martin Kane Martin Kane Baptist Church Baptist Church Baptist Church Baptist Church Music Box Music Box Music Box Music Box 1 :00 Voice of Prophecy 1:15 Voice of Prohecy 1 30 Church in the Home 1 :45 Church in the Home H'wd Star Playhouse H'wd Star Playhouse Whitehall 1212 Whitehall 1212 2:00 Musical Moods 2:15 Musical Moods 2:30 Musical Moods 2:45 Musical Moods Texas Rangers Texas Rangers Top Story At This Hour Ray Bloch Presents Ray tsiocn rresenui Music For Sunday MusicFor Sunday ; J. Dorsey Show Melodic Moments Melodic Moments Melodic Moments 3:00 Musical Moods 3:15 Musical Moods 3:30 Sammy Kaye 3:45 Sammy Kaye 4:00 Stop the Music 4:15 Stop the Music 430 Stop the Music 4:45 Stop the Music Promenade Concert Promenade Concert Promenade Concert Promenade Concert Melodic Moments Melodic Moments Melodic Moments Excursions In Science Top Story At This Hour Best Plays Best Plays Record Review Record Review Record Review Record Review 5:00 Drew Pearson 5:15 Melody Highway 5:30 Melody Highway 5:45 Hour of St. Francis Best Plays Best Plays Hats In The Ring Hats In The Ring 6:00 Paul Harvey 6:15 Old Fash'd Revival Hr. 6:30 Old Fash'd Revival Hr. 6:45 Old Fash'd Revival Hr. 7:00 Old Fash'd Revival Hr.' 7:15 Billy Graham 7:30 Billy Graham 7:45 Chet Huntley Meet The Press Meet The Press American Forum American Forum Chicago Roundtable Chicago Roundtable Standard Hour Standard Hour 8:00 Here Comes the Band 8:15 Here Comes the Band ' 830 "On the Town" 8:45 "On the Town'' 9:00 ABC Late News 9:,15 George Sokolsky 9:30 Wings of Healing 9:45 Wings of Healing Standard Hour Standard Hour The Chase The Chase 10:00 "Guest Conductor' 10:15 "Guest Conductor" 10:30 "Guest Conductor" 10:45 "Guest Conductor" Eternal Light Eternal Light Your Bible Says Your Bible Says Richfield Reporter Hymns Of The World Music You Want Music & News News Record Review Record Review Record Review Record Review Assembly of God Assembly of God Judy Canova Judy Canova Sports Round-up Navy Band Symphony Hall Symphony Hall Symphony Hall SymphonyHall Symphony Hall Symphony Hall Symphony Hall News Sign-Off 1 1 :00 Si gn-Of f Sign Off RADIO PROGRAMS MONDAY 6:00 Yawn Patrol Monkeyshines 6:15 Yawn Patrol Monkeyshines 6:30 BobGarred Navy Star Time 6:43-Concert. Sports. News Barnes News 7:00 Martin Agronsky 7:15 Breakfast Club 7:30 Breakfast Club 7:45 Breakfast Club Rural Party Line Clock Watcher Clock Watcher Music & News 8:00 Relay Quiz 8:15 Chet Huntley 8:30 Republican Convention' . 8:45 Republican Convention' ' 9:00 Republican Convention' 9:15 Republican Convention' 9:30 Republican Convention' 9:45 Republican Convention' 10:00 Republican Convention' 10:15 Republican Convention' 10:30 My True Story 10j45 MyTrue Story 1 1 :00 Whispering" Streets 11:15 Trading Post 1 1 :30 Lucky U Ranch 1 1 -.43 Lucky U Ranch Voices of 2-4000 Voices of 2-4000 Manhattan Music 1 Dr. Crane Corral and New 1400 Corral News Get Up & Go Get Up & Go Bible Institute (MBS) Bible Institute (MBS) Friendship Circle Friendship Circle Neighbor Lady Mid-morning News Festival of" Waltzes" Boy & Ray Show Strike It Rich Strike It Rich Double Of Nothing" Double Of Nothing Swap & Sell One Night Stand News Morning Devotions Chapel By Road Morning Special New At Parkview Music Box Music Boy Better Buys 12:00 Paul Harvey 12:15 Weather & Markets 12:30 "Scramble Gamble" 12 :45 Your County Agent 1:00 TBA 1:15 TBA 1 :30 Mary M. McBride 1:45 Mary M. McBride News & Weather Road Of Life Pepper Young Right To Happiness Backstage Wife Stella Dallas Young Widder Brown" Woman In My House" 2:00 Tennessee Ernie 2:15 Tennessee Ernie i 2:30 Cal Tinney Show 2:43 Cal Tinney Show Just Plain Bill Front Page Farrell Life Can Be Beautiful' Afternoon News Shop On Main St Shop On Main St Musical Appetizer Musical Appetizer News No Soap Music No Soap Music No Soap Music No Soap Music No Soap Music No Soap Music No Soap Music No Soap Music No Soap Music Social Security-News 3:00 Junior Edition .3:15 Junior Edition 3:30 Junior Edition 3:45 Junior Edition Welcome Travelers Welcome Travelers Dr Paul Dave Garroway 4:00 Fun Factory 4:1 5 Fun Factory 4:30 Big Jon & Sparkle 4:45 Mary M. McBride Doctor's Wife Young Dr. Malone The Brighter Day Consumer Tunes . 5:00 Sports Parade 5 o'clock Headlines 5:15 Drive-in Quiz Richard Harkness 5:30 Republican Convention Voice Of Firestone J5:45 Republican Convention Voice Of Firestone - 6:00 Republican Convention Bill Stern 6:15 Republican Convention Jennings Pierce 6:30 Republican Convention Cisco Kid 6:45 Republican Convention Cisco Kid 7:00 Republican Convention Communist For FBI 7:15 Republican Convention Communist For FBI 7:30 Republican Convention Robert Montgomery 7:45 Republican ConventionDangerous Assignment 8:00 TBA Eisenhower Talk - 8:15 TBA Morgan Beatty 8:30 "On the Town" Railroad Hour 8:45 "On the Town" Railroad Hour . 9:00 ABC Late News 9:15 Safeway Program 9:30 The CIO and You 9:45 It's Your Business 10:00 Proudly We Hail 10:13 Proudly We Hail 10:30 Musical Moods 10:43 Musical Moods 11:00 Platter Party 1 1 :15 Platter Party 11:30 Platter Party 1 1 :45 Platter Party No Soap Music No Soap Music No Soap Music NpSoap Music No Soap Music" No Soap Music No Soap Music No Soap Music Got A Date Three Quarter Time Sports Round-up jtich. Graham & News World Concert Hall World Concert Hall Bob Eberly Show Lean Back & Listen Listening Post Listening Post Valley News Russ Morgan Telephone Hour Telephone Hour Men Behind Melody Men Behind Melody Richfield Reporter Heidelberg Harmoniers Music You Want Music & News Melodies That Endure Melodies That Endure Biltmore Hotel Orch. Orchestra & News Robert Montgomery The Three Suns Dick Haymes News John T. Flynn It's Time To Dance It's Time To Dance Between The Lines KWIN Carousel KWIN Carousel KWIN Carousel Carousel St News Sign-Off 12:00 Sign Off Sign Off ABC NBC " Your Health and lis Care ly DR. WILLIAM BRADY, M.D. Readers should address ia.ulries to: William Brady, 265 O CamhM. Beverly Hills, CaL AND EKE THE RHEUMATIZ Dr. Brady This Is the 12th of a series of talks about calcium, and I hope readers appreciate how care fully I have Tt reirainea 1 from calling any one stu pid, knuckle head, Yankee wiseacre, old geezer, $400 snob, soph omorojn or poor geek in these talks. Getting right down to business, I assert, with out fear of contradiction, that such impressive names as chronic arthritis, rheumatoid arthritis, arthritis deformans, atrophic arthritis, degenerative arthritis, osteoarthritis and hypertrophic arthritis are $50 words for $1.80 rheumatism. To that I must add, for. the benefit of the watch out, Brady, the probation term has four days yet to go! then for the benefit of rheumatiz sufferers who may have bought one or more of these fancy titles, they don't mean any thing more than that there is ap parently something the matter with the patient's joints. Arthritis, derived from arthro, joint, and itis, inflammation, means joint inflammation and that's all. Rheumatiz, derived from, heck, the derivation of rheuma tism goes back to catarrh and other absurdities, so we may as well settle for stiffness of joints with pain on motion. I have a well defined view or concept of the pathology of the rheumatiz but, believe it or not, sympathy for sufferers con strains me to withhold my view I'd rather let you have it in easy installments. I have been taking treatment for my rheumatiz for about a year and with highly satisfactory results. The second joint of mid del finger began to crackle a bit, r-became somewhat tender and Shoe Store Sale Announced Here stiff compared with opposite middle finger (I do not use it much, beine a two finger typist) and swollen to spindle shape. So I added to my daily ration oi j vitamins and minerals an extra j The swelling and stiffness stead ily diminished and now there s little more than the memory. Aside from injuries, strains or acute infections, the rheumatiz is a manifestation of nutritional deficiency, I believe. Especially, but not entirely, calcium and D deficiency. Mind you, fa please keep in mind that it is hardly possible to correct nutritional deficiency by taking vitamins or minerals or anything else for a few weeks or months as you might take medicine. If you have the no tion to "try'.' something in that way, my advice is: Don't. I wish everv one who has or is training for the rheumatiz could read Nutrition and Physi cal Degeneration, by the late great Weston A. Price, M.S., D.D.S.. F-A.C.D. Not that Dr. Price says anything about the rheumatiz, but he makes clear the meaning of physical degen eration. The book may be avail able in the public library. Just looking at the pictures in it is an education. Lumber Firm Employees Oust CO Woods Union Klamath Falls Employees of the Car-Ad-Co lumber process ing firm here have voted to de certify Local 6-12, International Woodworkers of America, CIO, as their bargaining representa tive, it was reported last week. Elwood Strumpf, Portland, a representative- of the National Labor Relations board, announc ed that employees had voted 63 to 28 against the union. The company was one of sev eral Klamath Falls lumber firms which was struck by CIO Wood workers this spring, but a ma jority of the employees went after a few days. Portland (U.R) The coroner's office said Saturday a pitchfork wound m the eve caused the death of Raymond Mattingly, 12. of Warren. Ore., a few hours after the accident Thursday. The youngster was stabbed by a prong of the fork while at play with friends near his home. The Grange Shady Cove HEC : The Shady Cove Grange HEC met Tuesday at the home of Mrs. Pat Close. Sixteen mem bers attended. An illustrated talk on the In dian tribes of Oregon was pre sented by Mrs. John Holtz, Butte Falls. Two guests, Mrs. Hard ing and Mrs. Hume of Upper Rogue, attended. Mrs. Alvina Flowers, in charge of the fancy work, passed out materials for aprons and tea towels to be made for the bazaar this fall. A friendship tablecloth was suggested and the members voted to make one. The next Grange meeting will be held July 9. The lecture hour will be presented then by vis itors from Butte Falls. Members are asked to bring cookies or sandwiches. Eagle Point Grange Piano and violin music and a comedy skit were features of the Eagle .Point Grange meeting Tuesday. Georgia Weidman, Colleen Ar thur and Harriet Chamberlain all entertained at the piano. A violin solo was played by George Cowden. Performers in the skit, "Diet Starts Tomorrow," were Clara Chamberlain, Marie Clark, Kay Kettlewell, . Winnie Brown and Rosa Smith, i The lecturer's program was presented by Mable Wertz and POISON OAK? You must be satisfied et four money cheerfully refunded. Get a bottle to day at WESTERN THRIFT. - Try a Bottle of 2EMAC0L Gertrude Stanley. The lecturer program at the next meeting, July 15, will be on the civil de fense program. The lecturer's hour precedes the regular meet ing and is open to the public. A square dance was scheduled for 8:30 Saturday by the ways and means committee. The ladies are asked to bring sandwiches. Mr. and Mrs. Grant Hubbell, delegates to the state Grange convention, rnd Goldie Cham berlain, who accompanied them, reported on their trip. .The Lantis and Wilson shoe store, 2 North Central avenue, is under new ownership and will be operated under the name Johnston and Stewart starting this week. The new owners are Earl Johnston, who was formerly associated with the store for many years, and Iral Stewart, Portland, a shoe representative who travels this territory. Store personnel will include Johnston, Robert Stewart, of Oakland, the son of one of the co-owners, and Tom Gifford, who has worked at the store since its institution. Robert Stewart announced the store would continue to carrv aualitv footwear and that many new lines, including Ed wards shoes for children, will be added. J. C. Penney Employee Promoted, Transferred Donald Ammundson, who has been section manager in charge of men's clothing and women's accessories at the J. C. Penney store here, and who has been vith the store for six years, has been promoted and transferred to the E.igene Penney store, it was announced this week. In Eugene, Ammundson will CROSSWORD PUZZLE, Pu ACROSS 1 Frnlt seeds S Pose for portrait 8 Harbor 12 Solo 13 Cyprlnold fish 14 Curved molding 13 Ground 15 Dormouse IS Township (abbr.) 19 Fruit drink 20 Harsh metallic sound 11 Tint 22 Symbol for tellurium 23 Buckets 24 At this place 25 Eludes 27 Inclines 28 Above 29 Scorch 10 AthleUo contests 32 Bestowed 35 Edges 35 Wideawake 37 Negative 38 Mohammedan name 39 Monastery 40 Perform 41 Place (abbr.) 42 Circuit 43 Speck 44 Lampreys 46 Unit 47 French priest 45 Portico 49 Rocky hm 50 River In Belgium DOWN 1 Roof of mouth ! TurUish decrees ?EjW O TEg 'TC O P ogpjy ale ?I.A!N17 Hjgfcn.w E N p s " ipp Eiripg. "" BiUEIAIKpASHlL A gg LIOlRIPqpjrc AjsHgM HlgPHjEM A LP5HO 2jink IE. Hs0 ML E EjSISjElN CfenZ A TlH F AJVJAFN AJVEteJf PiE'Nj qapeIs Ho In Editor's Note: Dr. Brady Is now on m two-weeks vacation. Ques tions and answers usually printed here will be resumed upon his return. 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