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TWELVE MEDFORD (OREGON) MAIL TRIBUNE Sunday, Oetobtr 31, 1954 RADIO PROGRAMS-SUN DAY Pregrama listaat balew an racaivcd from lha radio stations and tha Mail Tribuna assumes no raipcmibllity escaal to malta auch chingtt ai aw auppliad KMED la k KVJC liS 00 Concert Hall Revue :15 Concert Hall Revue an nMn.uaiti)tfii Initnlratlon mfrt Hall Revue Inspiration Ml Old Fash Camp Meet Hera doirruin lOld Fash. Camp Meet. Herald of Truth 10 Lujht&UfeHr. Church oCbrtat la Lliht & Life Hi-. w.w.wewi KWIN Una ke :00 Chapel of the Air , Gospe Hour 11 Chapel of the Air Gospel Hour 30 ABC Newscast Sacred Heart Pgm. 45 ChrlstlanjSclcnce Heals News O Salt Lake City Choir' Presbyterian Service 30 University Explorer -ChlcaBO Roundtablc In Record Show" Chicano Round table 00 Capitol Cloakroom" Cnthollc Hour 'IS CaPUOi UOBKrWIll ...v "- 303V Y. Philharmonic- Nat l. Radio Pu pil lit t V Dhllhormnnlr Na.fl. RadiO PlllDlt' OOnTy. Philhnrmonic Week End- 15 W. "X, f nunarniuiMu tr"!, 30 N,- Y. Philharmonic jVeek End 4v N. Y. Philharmonic" Week End W-Old Fash. Revival Hr. Week End . 30 Old Fah. Revival Hr. Week End - 45 Old Fash. Revival Hr. Week End; 00 Voice Of Prophecy InhetlUm :15 Voice oi rrupncuy- VrL' 7 A",B 30 GreatestStrvEverTold Fnllh In Action kgstvEverTold Art Of Living' no Hr. of St. Francis . ftmcniHiirwuin ls-LocrI News American Forum vhrrfif.eRi.t RelisJon In America 41 Phil Norman" Travels in xemptr Puck The Comic Weekly Puck The Comio Weekly Christians Hour S 1 1 n day Melodies "Radio Bible Class Radio Bible Class Voice of Prophecy voice oi fropnecy Newspaper of the Air Frank and Ernest BUI Cunningham Sunday Hyjims Calvery Baptist Church Calvary Baptist Church Calvary Baptist Church Calvary Baptist Church News Recorded Music . Recorded Music Recorded Music Recorded Musio Recorded Music , Recorded Music L A Rams vs. Lions L-A- Rains vs, Lions L A. Rams vs. Lions L A. Rams vs. Lions L A. Rams vs. Lions L A. Rams vs. Lions' . L A. Rams vs. Lions I. A Rams vs. Lions L-A. Rama vs. Lions -nr iflOSunday Serenade So You Hate Music iu..nrsu SorpnnriA. So YOU Hate MUSIC 30 Amos & Andy Ko you Hate jus c 4 '-.Amos & Andy" So You Hate Music 00 Our MissBrooks L A. Rams vs. Lions" L.A. Rams vs. Lions serenade Serenade 15 Our Miss Brooks .'in i-DQ Mkiuirnnm . 45 CBS Newsroom :00 EdKer BerRen Music By Roth 1 Mna-lfl Rii Rnth Shirley Thomas Shirley xnomas 6:15 Edeer Bergen 6:30 Edger Bergen 6j4 SKdRerer KenJ "7:00 Gene Autry 715 Gene Autry 7 30 The Whistler' 7:45 xne Wjnisuer; -. The Abbots The Ahhnt Eany Money Easy Money ""Fibber & Mnliy Political Talk TBA TBA' Reviewing Stand Reviewing Stand Lutheran Hour' L utheran Hour Global Frontiers Musical Moments The Shadow' The Shadow' True Detective True Dctectiva Nick Carter Nick Carter no naumarH nauw . tr" J ' " :15 Hallmark Radio Hall Barry Craig 30 My Little Marpjie" .: Standard Hour 45 Mv Little Margie" Stpndard Hour., Standard nour Standard Hour n.mlx.r l-lnur Quaker Hour Bob Considine Harry Wismer Slate oi the Nation Stale ot the Nationi :00 Walter Wlncheli 15 Taylor urani :30 Jack Benny ; .1i-c.B i. i " 00 Mon.MornlngHdllnea. Kicnneio rieporier- "?!rv.. ... Mitslc for Sunday :4s Revival Time Music & Newa Sign Off ; 10 10: 10 10 11:00 Sign Off Glenn Hardy Newt Pop Time Wuyne Morse Speech W n yne Morse Sprech Billy Graham Program Billv Graham Program" Newa Sign off ABC CBS NBC RADIO PROGRAMS-MONDAY 6:00 Vawn Patrol 6:15 Yawn Palrol 6:30 Yawn Patrol : 6 :45 Yawn Patrol KMED Corral KMED Corral Town it Country Time Lucal News Wakeup Ranch Wakeup Ranch Top ol Morning Top of Morning 7:00 County Agent 7:13 Martin Agronsky 7:30 Visit With Bine . 7:45 Harry Babbitt Johnnie Lee Willi Clockwatcher . Clockwatcher Weather & Newa Hemingway Newa ureaKlasl uang- . Breakfast Gang Best Buys 8:00 Betty Crocker . 8:15 Breakfast Club S :30 Breakfast Club 8 :45 Breakfast Club Nat'l. Guard Band Vocal Variety It Visit Hecora snop Record Shop a -on Tpd Malone 9:10 ChetHuntlrv B:30 Helen Trent" 8:45 Our Gal Sunday 10:00 Relay Quiz , , 10:15 Cote Glee Club 10:30 Whispering Streets 10:45 wenoy warren . Friendship Circle : ' Friendship Circle M. McBrlde. Music Mld-Morning News ""Swap 8t Seil ' Second Chance Strike It Rich Strike It Rlch 11:00 Second Mra. Burton H:15 Perry MaBon' . 11:30 Nora Drake 1 1 :45 Brighter Day" Phrase That Pays Bob Smith Show Pauline Fredrick Familiar Favorites 12V00 Paul Harvey News 4 weatner 12:15 Rogue Valley Reporter Views 4 Rev ews 12:30 Trading Post . Hura RoundUp 12-4.1 Weather Report Local News Nolci . :00 Arthur Godfrey 5 15 Strictly for the Ladles 1 :30 Arthur God irey 1 43 Arthur uoaireyj Backstage Wife Stella Dallas Wldder Brown Woman In My House Cecil Brown Bob Green News ." Bible Institute Bible institute Music lor the Mrs. Capitol Commentary Voice of Deliverance ; 1 Voice of Deliverance Newspaper of the Air4 Tclo-Test : 2nd Cup of Coffee , , 2ndCupofCoflce Florida Calling ' . Florida Callina' Queen for a Day Queen for a Day ' Noontime News Rural Reporter Wostern Roundup Tlmi W uslerni Roundup Tlmefc Western Roundup Time Western Roundup Time Record Session Ev c W rl Rht Your Health and Its Care By OR. WILLIAM BRADY, M.D. Raadera should addrasa inquiries to: William Brady, 263 El Csmina, Bavariy Hills, Cal. I'M AFRAID THE JIG 18 TIP E t C 1 2:00 Strictly lor the Ladles, 2:13 Arthur Godfrey" 2:30 Betty Crocker 2:45 Aunt Mary Just Plain Bill Lorenzo Jones Hotel For Pets" 11 Pays To Be Married' Club 1401) Club 1400 Club 1400 Club 1400 3 00 Ruth Ashton" ' News" Crosby sings, 3:15 Strictly for the Ladles Pepper Young 3 30 Strictly ior the Ladles Dr. Paul" i til strictly for the Ladles This Woman'sSecrcl 4:00 Children's Hr. : 4:13 Concertime 4:30 Concertime 4-43 Concertime ' i "S :00 Bdward'R. Murrow ' Story Time -Story Time" Behind the Story Tclo-Test' B: 13 BUI Stern port 3 :30 sports faraae 3 :45Frjink Gpss 6:00 PerryComo 6:15 Evening Sorenadfl Amni At AndV" 6 43 Amos & Andy" Melody Time Hemingway News Melody Time , Here'i the Answer Red Cross Snm Hayes Reglonal-Newa: Mannlns Fulton Lewis Jr Conrad the Connoisseur Bobby Benson" Wild Bill Hickuck Wild Bill Hlckock Man On The Go What s Doing 1 Carnival of Books Elmer Peterson" KMED Sports, Dally Commentary" R. Valley Hit Parade R JValJe vHI t Pa r ade Gabriel Heatter Local News ' Virgil pink-lay Knm Hut- Top Secret File: -i ihCTm.. rnriias Archer' "Fibber & Molly" Top Secret Fll I tj.m rnrliwi Archer" Polltlcal Talk & Muslo Too Secret Files r 7-3o Glen Miller Time 1 Could This Be You? Reporters liuundup ' 7-43 Glen Miller Time Traffic Pgm. Music Reporter's Roundup no Tennessee Ernie' Morgan Bentty" Look to the Skies n-15 Tennessee Ernie : One Man's Family Dixieland Express a.qn vniM nt FlrM.tnnft Political Talk Heartbeat of Industry g-45 Voice of Firestone Melachrlnn strings Heartbeat of Industry B oo Lets Kick It Around '. 0:15 Mike & Buff I 0:30 Lone Ranger fl :45 Lone Hanger- Pac. Telephone Hour" Pac. Telephone Hour" Political Talk .Music 1000 ColumblaWld.News" il0:15 Dwlght Cooka '10:30 Spin & Win 10 -45 Spin A Win Tl:"00 Spin Win 11:15 Spin & Win ,11 .10 Spin & Win !l I 4.1 Spin Win l12:00 SlgrTOff News' Mutual News Reel Recorded Music Rccordod Music Broadway Cop' Broadway Cop music in rne Wight Music In The Night Richfield Reporter' Night Watch NlKht Watch . Night Watch Night Watch Muslo In the Nlclit Night Watch Music In the Night Night Watch Music Iri the Night Night Watch: Fln'l News Music In The NtglU "sign Off News Sign Of t ABC CBS) "7 NBC MBS kllOV 73(1 KC i : (All prorrams at same 'time tltlly, unless otherwise indicated) A.M. 0:30 Sign on. Music throughout day except for following programs: 10-10:15 KBOY Bargains: 11-13 (Sunday onlyl First Baptist service. P.M. 12.12:13 KBOY ranch; 12:15 -, 12:30 (Sunday only) KBOY ranch; B:30 Sign off. i TV Prograim-KBES (Channel 5) It was the late great Dr. Abra ham Jacobi, Father of Pediatrics, who suggested the use ot one grain qi cupper suit ate (com monly called blue v i t r o 1 1) dissolved in tab lespoonful of water as an emetic for a child one that induces vomit ing almost in- T erne rgency where it is necessary to empty the stomach quickly. Formerly, even a' doubtful looking character could sidle into a drugstore anywhere and buy a half dozen one-grain copper sulphate tablets or, if the store didn't stock tablets, then six grains of copper sulfate dissolv ed in six spoonfuls of water. As described in Little Lesson No. 14, "The Medicine .Cupboard," (for which send 25c and stamped, self- addressed envelope), the emetic dose is one grain or one spoonful of the solution, for a bnby, five or six grains or five or six spoonfuls for an adult. Far be it fronvme to deny that copper sulfate is poisonous if you take enough of it in one dose. Likewise aspirin, acetanilide and many other items druggists sell without raising an' eyebrow and without cautioning about its dan gerous character. The standard, official, U..S.F. dope of copper sulfate as an emetic is five grains. Probably not one doctor in a thousand has ever seen or ever will see a case bf copper sulfate poisoning. But every general practitioner who fs capable of recognizing the symptoms en counters cases of acetanilide poi soning. It is odd how solicitous the druggist (not pharmacist) can be about what in the name of heaven you intend to use such poison (as copper sulfate) for, yet sell you all the acetanilide you want without a qualm, even with the assurance that it is per fectly harmless. I carp about it because in the past ten years one after another simple I said simple remedy I have recommended for home use has become unavailable of "poisonous" and I'm afraid the jig is up the businessmen of medicine don t think my teach ings boost businesj, and their ac complices who: supply the out rageously expensive "wonder drugs they prescribe don't make such fat profits on the simple medicines I recommend. These business people wield great influence with the practi cal politicians, the bureaucrats etc., and so, from time to time, the federal drugs bureau adopts a new "regulation" to protect you poor souls from getting hurt by homely remedies you or your ancestors have used long before Ol' Quack Brady began to look after your health. One by one these remedies have become unavailable or "dangerous": '"Iron and am monium citrals in "thin, trans parent, garnet-red scales or gran ules," for preparing your own hematinic or blood tonic at home; (2) Citrate of soda (the identical salt formerly used to modify milk for infant feeding), for whipping up a batch of cough medicine for grandpa or the baby, when cough is tight; ,(3) Salicylic acid, for dissolving (30) grains or approximately one half teaspoonful) in flexible col lodion (one-half fluldounce ap proximately a tablespoon) to make the corn or callus softener which many of you have used SUNDAY 11:00 Pro Football . 2:00 Chrlstonhers " , 3:00 This Is The Life . , 3 .10 Sunday Matinee 5:00 i MCA ' 8:30 TBA 6:00 Soldier Parade 6:30 So. Oregon Roundtable 7:00 Jack Benny - 7:30 People Are Funny 6 :00 Toast Of The Town . B OO G E. Theater ' 9:30 Weekly News Review ,10:00 Loretla Young Show 10:30 Weather 10:33 News . 10:45 Sign Off MONDAY : 3:40 Devotions 4:00 Feminine Fancies 4:30 Val Rogue Show ' 3:00 Uncle Bill show 5:30 Armchair Theater 11:30 Time For Beany 7:00 Higher Education Program 7:30 Life With Elizabeth 6:00 Burns and Allen 8:30 Badge 714 9:00 Let's Kick It Around 9:30 December Bride 10:001 Love Lucy 10:30 Dollar A Second 1 1 00 Weather 11:03 News 11:15 Sign Off Algae Use as Food Becoming Important Columbus, O. (U.R) Food sci entists have known for some time that algae, the green scum of the water world, holds suit able ingredients for human and animal food. Now, with the population of the world increasing and food production around the globe a questionable factor, algae as a food is becoming important to the man ,on the street. Use of algae as food was dem onstrated at the Ohio Slate Fair this year in a display by the de partment of botany and plant pathology of Ohio Slate Univer sity. The display demonstrated how microscopic plants can be cultivated artifically tinder con trolled, sanitary conditions. The man on the midway saw how rapidly the cells grew to provide an assurance of quick, econom ical food sources. For Quality Use LININGER'S READY-MIX CONCRETE Crushed Rock Sand Gravel with satisfaction ever since Tony was a pup; (4) Boric acid solu tion, universally employed in hospital and home, as a mild, even soothing antiseptic eye wash, mouthwash, ear drops etc., all of a sudden becomes a "dan gerous" poison. Don't you poor souls realize that the business men of medicine and their ac complices are depriving you of these old Reliable household rem edies , so that you will remain sweet and innocent customers for the "wonder" drugs? Lightning Bolt Fails To Interrupt Marriage Tabor, S. D. (U.R) Laddie Slama, a farmer who lives near here, didn't let a little thing like bolt of lightning keep him from getting married on sched ule. .:. The lichtnine bolt struck a gate Slama was walking through I injuring his arm. His father rushed Slama to the hospital for j treatment, but the young farmer was released the following day complaining only that his arm felt "a little weak." The day after that Slama was married to Betty Hejna, Tabor, right on schedule. riKiid line Sunday Classified is at I noon Saturday; 10 a.m. Monday for Monday: other days 0:30 previous aay. GRANT Tf. LEE Camp Gordon, Ga. (U.R) Robert E. Lee and Uylsses S. Grant are back in uniform. Two privates bearing the names of the great generals are assigned to the same company at the Southeastern Signal School here. Lee Is Sim Washington, N.C., Grant hails -from Talla homa, Tenn. Use Mail Tribune Want Ada QUESTIONS ASWERS Papers,. Letters. Books and Disease Is there any risk of getting disease, such as typhoid, cholera, or whatever disease may occur in the area, from a letter from a man in military serv ice In China or Indlav (E. T.) Answer No. Papers, books, maga zines, letters, paper money and the like - do not carry disease Respite ancient legends to the contrary. Cor respondence, printed matter, books, newspapers, etc., are not subject to the quarantine or sanitary restrictions. Nylon Rash Rfnr the war I urnre nvlon hose and got a skin condition on legs which a doctor called ringworm. jt-ra.v treat ments cleared it up. During the war no nylons. Recently began wearing nylons again, . and the same tkin trcuble has recurred . . . Ii5. P.) Answer I have, received no reports of skin trouble from' nylons. rroiecieo ivat oy ionii r . nine iv Smarty Learns Lesson Toledo, O. U.R) Edward Gil- more, chief ." engineer at- St. Luke s hospital, has decided it does not pay to try to outsmart six women at one time. The engineer heard, the wom en talking in the hospital about dieting and decided to challenge their good intentions. A wager was .arranged under which the person losing the least weight would be the loser. Six weeks later, Gillmore, ac companied by Mrs. Gillmore, paid off. He footed the bill for a big dinner for the six women. MOO-O-OS and MUSINGS GUARANTEED SERVICE ALL MAKES Medford 2-9824 Wreck Ruins 300 Melons Mt. Sterling, Ky. (U.R) When a I truck driver, Orville Harris, 34, Huntington, W. Va., went to sleep while driving, he woke up to find 300 broken wa termelons and : a , banged up truck. -' t "' ., 100 Good Ones Stolen ' Harris' suffered a broken leg as the truck went over a 10-foot embankment and hit a large tree. To top it off, someone stole the 100 good melons In the load while he was being treated at the hospital. Ready Mads and Made To Order . SURE. HOLD TRUSSES RUPTURE SPECIALIST! Users Say . . . "Rupture gone in a few months." FREE EXAMINATION So Be Sure with a Sure Hold NORTHWEST ORTHOPEDIC & SURGICAL SUPPLY CO. 2747 N. PACIFIC HIGHWAY V Mile North of Big Y CROSSWORD PUZZLE An.w.rt.V..t.rd.V.PuJ. 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