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TEN MEDFOHD (OREGON) MAIL TRIBUNE R A D I O PR O G RAMS-MONDAY Programs listed below era recatoetl from tha radla stations and the Mall . Tribuae mm M responsibility except to inaka such changes aa an supplies) kvjc ma ka kmbd M He KWIM HOP fco 4:0O Children's Hour . Melody Tire Fulton Lewis - 4:15 Concertime . Melody Tlraa . Hemingway News 4:30 Concertime . - Rod Cross Here's the Answer 4:45 Concertlme ' ' M Regii'l. Mewi: MannlnfT Sam-Hayes . 5:00 Edw R Murrow Man On The Go . Conrad the Connoisseur 5:15 Bill Stern Sptr. , What'a Doing "- Bobby Benson 5 JO Sports Parade Carnival Of Book Wild Bill HIckock 5:45 Frank Goas KImer Peterson Wild Bill Hlckocft 6:00 Perry Como 6 porta Reports . Gabtlel Heater S:1S Quincy Howe Commentary Local Newa 6:30 Amos & Andy M Hall" R. Valley Hit Parade Vlrgli Pinkley e:45 Ajnos&Anay M Hall R.Valley Hit Parade Sam Hays "rob Moet Corliss Archer" Fibber & Molly Top Secret Files 7:18 Meet Corn Archer Great Gildcrsfeeve Top Secret Flies 7:30 Glen Miller Time Meet The Pleas Reporters' Roundup 7:45 Glen Miller Time Meet The Press Reporters' Roundup 8:0O--TennesseeErnie" Morgan Beatty Look to the Skies 8:13 Neuberger Speech Sots. & Blue Rib. News Dixieland Express 8:30 Voice OI Firestone Melachrino Strings Heartbeat of Industry 8:45 Voice of Firestone Best of All Heartbeat of Indutry 9:00 Let Kick Xt Around Pac. Telephone Hour News B'lB Mike&Buff Political Music Mutual News Reel 0:30 Lone Ranger 1 Pac. Telephone Hour . Recorded Music .. 8:45 Lone Ranger Men Behind Melody , M Recorded Music roTbo Columbia World News 'Richfield Reporter . Broadway Cop 10:15 Dwlght Cooke" One Man's Family Broadway Cop 10- 30 SDin St Win Elsenhower Talk Music in the Night 10:45 SpiS & Win Elsenhower Talk Music In the Night 11:00 Spin ft Win ' Night Watch Music In the Night lvuCSrriiZwin ' Night Watch Music In the Night :30nSwir. ' . Night Watch Music in the Night 1V45 Spm &Wln Night Watch; Fln-1 News Music In the Night 12:00 Sign Oft Sign Off, . . News Sign Oti RADIO PROGRAMS-TUESDAY" 8 30Yawri Patrol - Let's Go To Town Top of the Morn ngj . Bl45 ylwn Patrol ''" First News . Top of the Morning " 7:00 County Agent ! Johnnie Lee WUls Hemingway News - 7:15 Martin Agronsky Clockwatcher Breakfast gang 7:30 Frank Goss" Clock Watcher v.. Breakfast Gang 7-45 Harry Babbitt Weather at News Best Buys "8:00 Dorese Bell' Art Baker . , Cecil Brown News 815 Breakfast Club Vocal Variety! Visit j Bob Greene News 8:30 Breakfast Club - Record Shop , HavenofRest 8:45 Breakfast Club Record Shop Haven of Rest "8 00 CokeTlme Friendship Circle Music for the Mrs. 0:15 Chet Huntley , ;u Friendship Circla ' Capitol Commentary 8 30 Helen Trent" McBride. Music Voice of De veranca 9:45 Our Gal Sunday Mid-Morning Newa Voice of Deliverance 10:00 Relay Quiz Swap Sell Newspaper of tha Air 1015 Cote Glee Club Second Chance TelloTest . 10 30-WhUperlng Streets Strike It Rich , What's New ' ', 10:4Wendy Warren Strike It Rich 2nd Cup Of Coffee ' 1 1 :0V-Second Mrs. Burton Phrase That Pays Florida Calling : 11:15 Perry Mason" Bob Smith Show . Florida Calling , 11- 30 Nora Drake" : ' " Pmillne Fredrick Queen for Day 11:45 Brighter Day Familiar Favorite Queen for Day 12 00 Paul Harvey T "Sews St Weather Noontime Newa 12:15 Rogue Valley Reporters Views St Reviews Rural Reporter 12 30 Trading Post Rural Roundup Western Roundup Time 12:45 Weather Report ' Local News Notes Western Roundup Tune. "1:00 Arthur Godfrey" ' . . Back Stage Wile , Western Roundup Time 1:15 Strictly for the Ladles ; Stella Dallas . ., . Wesvern Roundup Time 1:30 Arthur Godfrey" WidderBrown - Forward March 1:45 Arthur Godfrey" , Woman In My House Forward March 2:00 Arthur" Godfrey" . Just Plain B1U Club 1400 2:19 ArthurGodfrey , Lorenro Jones Club 1400 2:30 Shellah Graham . - Hotel For Pets , !U"J 2:45 Aunt Mary" It Paya To Be Married Club 1400 3 00 Ruth Ashton News, Muslo ...... i'or' In,e! . 15WctfoVtheLadlesPepperYoung V lory Time- 3:30 Strictly for the Ladies" Dr. Paul Marvin Miller ' 3:45 Strictly for the Ladles" This Womsn's Secret Tello-Test . 4:00 Club 1230 Melody Time Fulton Lewis Jr. 4:15 Constant Invader Melody Time ' Hem ngway News 4:30 Club 1230 - ; . County Agent Here i itne Answer 4:45 Girl Scouts' ' ' Regn'l. News; Manning Sam Hayes 5:00 Edward R. Murrow Man On The Go . .. Sgt, Preston of Yukon . 8:15 Bill Stern-Sports What's Doing Sgt. Preston of Yukon 8:30 Sports Parade . .'. . Commentary .v. Bobby Benson :c 8:45 Frank Gosa" Elmer Peterson Bobby Benson 6:00 Medford Crusade Lux Radio Theatre . Gabriel Heater 6:15 Medford Crusada Lux Radio Theatra Local News 6:30 Amos i Andy . Lux Rsdio Theatre Virgil Plnkley 6:45 Amos at Andy" Lux Radio Theatre Sam Hays Tioo Stop fee Music . Drsgnet Treasury Agent ,7:15 Stop the Music Drsgnet Treasury Agent 1:30 Stop the Musit Fibber c Molly The Search 7 -.45 Stop the Music Great Glldersleeve The Search "8:00 Stop thTMusic1' Morgan Beattv Broadway in Review 8:1 Tennessee Ernie ' Spts.; Blue Rib. Newa D ,fnEr" 8:30 Lowell Thomaa People Are Funny Au hor Meets Cr tic 8:45 Marine Band People Are Funny Author Meets Critic 9:00 Am's. Town Meeting "Election 1B54 J?ow"", 9:15 Am's. Town Meeting Election 1054 Mutual Newsreel 0:30 Am's. Town Meeting Parade Of Bands Recorded Muslo 9:45 Monitor Views News Parade Of Bands m Recorded Music loToo Columbia World NewsRlchfield Reporter John Steele Adventurer .0:15 Dwlght Cook . One Man's Family 1) , John Steele Adventurer 10:30 Spin Win . , . Night Watch . i ;., t Muslo In the Night . ,, 10:45 Spinet Win NlghtWstch : Muslcln thaNight 11:00 Spin St Win Night Watch Music In the Night 11:13 Spin Win Night Watch ' , Muslo In the Night 11:30 Spin & Win Night Watch Muslo in the Night 11:49 Spin at Win Night Watch; Flnl Newa Music In the Night ' 12:00 Sign Off Sign Off News Sign Off ABC CBS 'NBC . Mng . ' '" ' KBOY 730 KO "' ' 7" v"!- ''" "i - . - Alt programs at time tlms dslly, unless otherwise Indicated) ' A.M. 6:30 Sign on. Music throughout day except for following programs; 10-10:15 KBOY Bargains; 11-13 (Sunday only) First Baptist service. P.M. 12.12:18 KBOY ranch; 12:18 - 12:30 (Sunday only) KBOY ranch; 8:30 Sign off . - - , TV Programs - Monday ao Devotions . 4:00 Femmlna Fanciaa 4:30 Val Rogue Show ' 6:00 Uncle BUI Show 8:80 Armchair Theater 6:30 Time for Beany .7:00 Ore. System Higher Education . 7:30 Life With Elizabeth B OO Burns and Allen 8:30 Badge 714 - 9:00 Lets Kick it Around 9:30 December Brida 10:00 X Love Lucy 10:30 Dollar A Second 11:00 Weather 11:05 News a) 11:15 Sign Oft v, . Famed Illustrator Dies in New York New York (UR1E.-Mo-Knight Kauffer, poster designer and Illustrator ol books, died In Lenox Hill Hospital Friday, 23 days after his obituary was print ed by -mistake In the Times of London, Kauffer, a native of Great Falls, Mont., won wide recogni tion for his artistry in Europe before returning to the United States 14 years ago. . He began - his career as ' a theatrical scene painter and one of his last projects was the paint ing of scenery for the famed Sadlers Wells Ballet.- lS1T40 Tronblsd with CETT1N0 UP NIGHTS Palm la BACK, HIPS, LEGS TlrtdiMts, LOSS Of VIGOR . It you are a victim of these symp toms then your troubles may be traced to Glandular Inflammation. Glandular Inflammation la a con stitutional disease and medicines that give temporary relief will not remove the causes of your troubles. Neglect of Glandular Inflamma tion often leads to premature senility, and incurable malignancy. , The past year men from 1,000 communities have been successfully treated here at the Excelsior In stitute. .They have found soothing reiiei and a new zest in life. The Excelsior Institute, devoted to the treatment of diseases peculiar to older men by NON-SURGICAL Methods, has a New FREE BOOK that telli lifsr these troubles may be corrected by proven . Nen. Sorglcai treatments. This book may prove of utmost Importance in your life. No obligation, Address Excelsior Institute. Dept. 7111 Xxcelslor Spring, Missouri. . , KBES (Channel 5) Tuesday , 3:20 Devotions 4:00 Feminine Fancies 4:30 Val Rogua Show 8:00 Uncle BUI Show 8:30 Western Theater 6:aG Radio Patrol 7:00 Public Health 7:30 Garden. Home & Farm 7:45 General Sports Time 8 :00 Milton Borlo 9:00 Tills Is lour MuBle 9:30 Inner Sanctum ' 10:00 Soldier Parade ' 10:30 Its a Great Ufa 11:00 Weather 11:05 News 11:15 Sign Oft California Hereford Take Top Honors at PI Portland (U.R) A herd of Herefords from Bakersf ield, Calif., Friday won the purple banner for the best 10 head of the breed in the Register of Merit event at the Pacific Inter national Livestock Exposition here. The California herd, owned by A. H. Karpe, was sired by the same bull and included the champion Hereford female, Duchess 150, Karne was the onlv exhibitor in the two-day Here ford events to win a double championship. Reserve champion was shown by Eugene S. Sel vage, Gilroy, Calif. Karpe's herd sire was Baca Duke 2nd which Karpe bought live years ago for $69,000, high est price ever paid for a bull up to that time. Friday's top award was pre sented to Karpe by Mrs. Paul Patterson, wife of Oregon's gov' ernor, In 1954 the International As sociation of Rattlesnake Hunters nagged nearly a ton of squirm ing killers near OltponA okl Much of the catch goes to bio logical laboratoriei fnr mllklno of venom, used in the manufac ture of inaKeblte serum. Dead line Sunday Classified la at noon Saturday; 10 a.m. Monday for Monday; other days 8:30 previous day. Gim'G UP NIGHTS i worried dv too frequent, burning or Hehins urination, Getting Dp Bsrkscht, Prtssurs ever Bladder, oi mini tr Btrnna Cloadf Orlns, dils te common Kidney end Bladder irritation, try OYRTEX for quick. OYSTKX tsuets seed to ?sit 31 yesrs Erove isfsty and success. Aek drusrlil for YSTKX under noney-btcs guarantee, how ssucA setter ywi feel tomoiow. Monday, October 25, 1M4 Your Health and lis Care By DR. WILLIAM BRADY, M.D. Rtadsr should address laqulrls lei William Brady, 263 El Camino, Bavariy Hills, Cel. HERO FOR A report published in the "Boston Traveller," Oct. 17, '53 said that up to that time there " had been eight ? football player fatalities, two of them high school boys aged 17 and 19. How many boys have died for the old al- Dr. Brady ,' ma mater this season I have not yet learned, but whether any young lives have been sacrificed or not I beg to repeat what I said here a year ago: "I tell you, parents, this (high school) burlesque of men's play is a vicious subversion of edu cation." , ' ; Football is a grown man's game, and high school boys, even lanky ones, are not full grown men. Sometimes coaches nnd others who do not like my teachings assert that basketball is just as severe a strain on the high school boy's heart as football is, so why don't I inveigh against high school basketball. I know of no scientific mea surements to determine whether football or basketball is the greater strain, but no matter now. One thing at a time. From such correspondence as I have had with high school principals I gather that some principals thoroughly disap prove of high school football, but they dare not speak out for fear they may lose their jobs. I'd be just as timid, if I were a principal school teachers to day have to cater and toady to all sorts, and that's a sad com mentary on our national morals. It seems odd, doesn't it, that at this time of year, or a bit earlier in the season, it 1s the Argentina To Buy American Newsprint Buenos Aires (U.R) One-half of Argentina's yearly newsprint requirements of 50,000 to 60,- 000 tons may now be bought in the United States and Canada, has been disclosed. The Central Bank announced that dollar exchange will be al lotted for such purchases at the rate of febout 14 Argentine pesos to the dollar. . , For the past several years, newsprint imports frori the Uni ted States and Canada were severely restricted in order to save dollar exchange. Unlike the cottontail rabbit, the young of the snowshoe rab bit are born fully furred, with their eyes open and can run around on the day of birth. IT'S IMPORTANT THAT YOU HEAR SENATOR Mansfield OF MONTANA STATION KYJC 8:15 p.m. TONIGHT f ''h i TELEVISION JOBS MEN NEEDED & IMMEDIATELY TO TRAIN , FOR LUCRATIVE NEW JOB OPENINGS LOCAL TV MANPOWER SHORTAGE GROWING Interviews are now being granted sincere, ambitious men in this area who wish to qualify for permanent depression and strike-free employment in tha mushrooming and high-paying Television field. TRAINED TV MEN EARN FROM $100 TO $200 WEEKLY Age requirements 17-55. High school education not re quired. Training period will not interefere with present work. Nationwide employment service. Television equip ment provided for setting up own business if desired. Act today ... get in on the ground floor of America's fastest growing industry, CLIP COUPON TODAY FOR FULL DETAILS (NO OBLIGATION) TELEVISION TRAINING SERVICE: Yes! I am sincerely interested in the job and business opportunities in the fast-growing Television field. Please furnish full details without cost or obligation . MO-2425 NAME AGE STREET PHONE . CITY -..j MAIL TODAY TO: TELEVISION TRAINING SERVICE P.O. Box 627, Medford, Oregon A DAY custom in many cities to Inter rupt regular school session and march the entire student body to the auditorium for a general assembly, the sole object of which is to whip up a little syn thetic enthusiasm and, when the boys and girls are sufficiently excited, to exact 8 contribution from as many as possible, to buy uniforms and other parapher nalia for the football team. Who ever heard of devoting half of a school day to raising funds for any proper high school athletic activity? As Or. Charles L. Lowman, orthopedic surgeon, pointed out (California Parent Teacher, Sept., '61), k is not so much the occasional strain, sprain or frac ture which growing children sus tain from too early participation in heavy activities. The injury that should concern parents as it does the orthopedic " surgeon is "the gradual piling up of minute trauma to growth car tilages and joint structures from intense use under stress. The results of such trauma may not show till later years. Conse quently, the necessary care may be neglected." I, Brady,' say (Dr. Lowman MOG-O-OS and MUSINGS We see where the Rus sians have banned the playing of such American folk music as boogie woogie. We're going to do our part to boycott them by cutting out caviar from at least one meal a day. QUICK RESULTS From Tribune Want Ads i ZONE STATE , Present Working Hours does not) that the teen-age boy sometimes tries to conceal or belittle . such injury 1 e s t the -coach, players or cheering sec tion think he Is "chicken." . Having named Dr. Lowman as an authority on the question of sports for elementary and junior high ages, I should mention here !hat the "heavy activities" to which he refers are "football, basketball, wrestling, boxing, and pyramid-building." Now, you coaches, coaches' wives, town snorts, service club majorettes, reporters, helmet and shoulder guard makers, let me have it. QUESTIONS St ANSWERS Love U Mother I know you must be tired of these words, but all I can say Is, "God nln Vnn " Mnthftr suffered dread fully from Itching . . . much treatment . . . finally specialist said she'd have to have operation to cost $200 aud hospital charges of about the same . . . 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