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Newspaper Page Text1 Sr- I v;--. ; --r .: jit r i. in r o TEN MEDFORD (OREGON) MAIL TRIBUNE Tuesday, January 1!, 1955 R A D I O P. R OGRAMS-TU E S D AY Programs listed below arc received fraea the radios stations and the Mail Tribune assumes no responsibility except te make suck changes as are supplied IvKJC 1239 ke 'UUO U4t ke KWtN 1490 ke - 4:00 The CWldrens Hour Melody Time V.." Fulton Lewis Jr." - . 4:15 Club 1230 ; Melody Time ;" , Hemingway News 4:30 LibryNews&Reviews County Agent Here's The Answer 4:45 Boy Scouts - - - Reg'n'l News; Manning Sam Hayes 5:00 Edward R. Murrow Man On The Go . Sgt. Preston of Yukon 5:15 Bill Stern Sports What's Doing . Sgt. Preston of Yukon 5:30 Sports Parade . - Sammy Kay. Bob Greene News 5:45 Frank Gosa 1 Elmer Peterson Bill Brundige Sports . 6:00 Evening Serenade Lux Radio Theatre Gabriel Heater ' 6 : 1 S Musical Express Lux Radio Theatre Local News " 6:30 Amos Ic Andy-Lux Radio Theatre Virgil Pinkley 6:45 Amos Sc. Andy Lux Radio Theatre Sam Hays 7:00 Metropolitan Audition Dragnet . Treasury Agent .- 7:13 Metropolitan Audition Dragnet Treasury Agent 7:30 Stop the Music Fibber & Molly The Search 7:45 Stop the Music Great Gilderslceve The Search 8:00 Stop the Music Morgan Beatty - : .., John Steele Adventurer 8;15 Tennessee Ernie . , One Man's Family John Steele Adventurer -8-30 Lowell Thomas" People Are Funny , Author Meets Critics 8:45 Bing Crosby ni People Are Funny Author Meets Critics 8:00 Mr. and Mrs. North Listen To Washington News . 8:15 Mr. and Mrs. North Listen To Washington Fulton Lewis Jr. 9:30 Crime Photographer' Proudly We Hail - - r Recorded Music -9:45 Crime Photographer Proudly We Hail ' - Recorded Music - - 10:00 SingingWith theStars Richfield Reporter - ' Music in the Night 10:15 Sports Roundup Nightwatch Music in the Night 10:30 Spin & Win - Nightwatch " ' Music in the Night 10:45 Spin & Win -' ' Nightwatch ' - Music in the Night 11:00 Spin & Win, - . Nif htwatchman News-Sign Off : 11:15 Spin & Win ' - - Nightwatchman ' ' . ' 11:30 Spin Win ' - Nightwatchman . ' :. 11:45 Spin Sc Win Nightwatch Sc News - 12:00M Sign Off . -. Sign Off . . , . . -T RADIO PROGRAMS-WEDNESDAY 8:00 News of America Crazy Curly's Corral ": 6:15 Yawn Patrol Crazy Curly's Corral; 6:30 Yawn Patrol '' " Crazy Curly's Corral :. . ' 8:45 Yawn Patrol First News ' ' 7:00 County Agent - Johnnie Lee Wills Hemingway News "ft 13 Martin Agronskjr' Weather Ic Music ' ' Breakfast Gang 7:30 Visit With Bing ' News Commentary Breakfast Gang . 7 :45-7Harry. Babbitt1; Weather & News Best Buys 5 8:00 Betty Crocker Town & Country Cliff Ingle News 8:15 Breakfast Club Vocal Variety Visit " Green, iews . ' 8:30 Breakfast Club - . Record Shop . Bible Institute , mBA5 Breakfast Club Record Shop Bible Institute " 9:00 Ted Malone - Friendship Circle Music for the Mrs. ; 3:? Chet Huntley Friendship Circle Capitol Commentary i 9:30 Helen Trent : , McBride & Dr. Peale , ' Voice of Deliverance ; 9:45 Our Gal Sunday Mid-Morning News ' - Voice of Deliverance ' . i 10:00 Relay Quiz " Swap & Sell ' - Newspaperof the Air ' ' 10:15 Wendy Warren&News Second Chance Telo-Test ' 10 30 Whispering Streets . Strike It Rich . Town Topics 10:43 Whispering Streets Strike It Rich - 2nd Cup of Coffee '11:00 Second Mrs .Burton Phrase That Pays Florida Calling 11:15 Perry Mason Doctor's Wife -'" Florida Calling liao NoraDrake . . . Pauline Frederick Queen for a Day" . - 11:43 Brighter Day m Eastaide Shopper '. Queen For a Day 12:00 Paul Harvey Lunchtime Newswx Noontime News 12:13 RogueValleyReporters Lunchtime Market Rural Reporter -12:30 Trading Post Lunchtime Features Western Roundup Time 13:45 Weather Report Lunchtime Features Western Roundup Time 1:00 Arthur Godfrey Backstage Wife' Western Roundup Time '1:15 Arthur Godfrey. . Stella Dallas Western Roundup Time '. 1:30 Arthur Godfrey . . Widder Brown Record Session . 1:45 Arthur Godfrey Woman In My House Marine Band I 1 2:00 Strictly for the Ladies Just Plain Bill Club 1400 2:15 Arthur Godfrey Lorenzo Jones Club 1400 2:30 Sam Hayes . Hotel for Pets , Club 1400 .':' 2:43 Bulletin Board Pays To Be Married Club 1400 - ' 3:00 Ruth Ashton News. Music- Johnny Olsen Show. 3:15 Strictly for the Ladies Pepper Young - Johnny Olsen Show - 3:30 Strictly for the Ladies This Woman's Secret 'Marvin Miller 43 Strictly for the Ladies Myron Bennett TelloTest ' ,'4:00 Childrens Hour Melody Time Fulton Lewis Jr. ' 4:15 Concerting Melody Time Hemingway News ? 4:30 Concert ime '- Youth Group Report - Here'sThe Answer '- ' 4:45 Concert ime '.- J News; Knox Manning Sam Hays News - 5:00 Edward R. Murrow Man On the Go . Conrad the Connoisseur 5:15 Bill Stern Sports What's Doing : Bobby Benson 8:30 Sports Parade - Freddy Martin Bob Greene News 5:4 Frank Goss Elmer Peterson " Bill Brundige Sports 6:00 Perry Como . KMED Sports Daily , Gabriel Heater 6:13 Musical Express - - Melachrino Musicale Local News , ", . 6:30 Amos & Andy Penthouse Serenade Virgil Pinkley . t6:43 AmoS Sc Andy Penthouse Serenade ' Sam Hayes ' ' . 7:00 Safety Pays i . Fibber & Molly Squad Room v 7:15 Safety Pays ' Great Gildersleeve - Squad Room 7:30 Lone Ranger Walk A Mile London Studio Melodies 7:43 Lone Ranger Walk A Mile London Studio Melodies 8:00 Tennessee Ernie Morgan Beatty Sentenced - 8:15 Tennessee Ernie . One Man's Family . Sentenced 8:30 Lowell Thomas Frank Sinatra- . Family Theatre 8:45 Bing Crosby ' Dinah Shore - - Family Theatre 1 8:00 2 1st Precinct GrouchoMarx - News . 9:15 21st Precinct Groucho Marxu Fulton Lewis Jr. ' 9:30 F3.I. in Peace&War Big Story Recorded Music 9:43 FJBX in Peace Ic War Big Story'' - - -' Recorded Music : ' 10:00 Spin and Win Richfield Reporter ,. Music in the Night 10:15 Spin and Win ' Nightwatch - Music in the Night 10:30 Spin & Win " '- J Nightwatch ' Music "in -the Night 10:45 Spin & Win ' Nightwatch 9 Music in the Night 1 1 .00 MOD Auction Nightwatch News-Sign Off 11:15 MOD Auction Nightwatch ... 11:30 MOD Auction . NightWatch ". 11:45 MOD Auction Night Watch; Fin'l News ' ' 12:00 Sign Off '' Sign Off ' . ' ABC "CBS NBC , . . . - MBS . ' ' ' '' ' . ' . KBOy 730 KC : ?-- . ' (Alt programs at same time daily., unless otherwise Indicated! - - A.M. 75 Sign on. Music throughout day except for following programs: 10-10:15 KBOY Bargains: 11-12 (Sunday -only) First Baptist service. P.M. 12-12:15 KBOY ranch; 12:15 - 12:30 (Sunday only). KBOY. ranch; 5:00 Sign off. - - ... Your Health and Its Care By DR. WILLIAM BRADY, M.D. Readers should address inquiries to: William Brady, 263 El Camino, Beverly Hills,. Calif. . A HALF MILLION DOLLAR , JlfNKET TV Programs - KB ES (Channel 5) TUEIDAY - 3:30 Devotions ' . ' 4:00 Feminine Fancies ) 4:30 Val Rogue Camera 5:00 .Uncle Bill Show 5:30 Armchair Theater 6:30 Disneyland 7 :30 Garden Farm, & Home 7 :45 Armchair Adventure - 8:00 Theater 9:00 This Is Your Musis 9:30 Inner Sanctum 10:00 Weather -10:15 TV Tunes '10:30 It's A Great Life 11:05 News 11:15 Sign Off . . WEUMESUAV 3:30 Devotions - 4 :00 Feminine Fancies - : . 4:30 Val Rogue Camera 5:00 Uncle Bill Show 5:30 Western Theater : 6:30 TV Tunes , 7:00 Hopaiong Cacsidy -7:30 Liberace 8KH) Man Behind the Badge , 3:30 Big Picture 9K)0 Hollywood Album - 9:30 TB A : 10:00 Weather 10:03 News 10:15 Sign Off --- I - i , DfCLAT K. POLLAN I MAR. 22 ArK. 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Communist Party Leader on Trial Chicago U.R) Commun ist Leader - Claude Lightfoot went on ' trial yesterday in the U.S. government's first court at. tempt to prove that mere mem. bership in the Communist party is a crime.'-; V'.-' - The trial of the 33-year-old ex ecutive secretary of the Illinois Communist party was the first court test of a Smith Act clause which makes it a crime "to be come a member of, or affiliate ' with" any group which teaches, advocates or encourages' the vio lent overthrow of the U." S. government.- . ...t-.'V;" . -'-':' Lightfoot was also the first Red leader to face trial alone. -The 81 ; persons previously convicted under the Smith Act were tried for conspiracy to or ganize groups working for the government s overthrow not for : merely being : a member of uch a group. WALT'S " TV & RADIO SERVICE 409 East Main . Dar e, Night SaYica....-...$2.eO (Wrthir Cty Limits) : JUST 10 DAYS MORE Were the Oldest Shox in. Southern Oregon ith the latest equipment t.T y.check & test your set. l'.! Models repaired. SJ Vy P M- r'WrxkDone s.t UntjI 5 pM Open Sundays . For Immediate Se i Dial 2-22g lj--pavejefr 1 t't.'fx ..' Aunt Polly cites ("statistics" (origin not revealed) to the ef fect that "colds" cost five billion dollars a year and fifty per cent of all ab sences from' w o r k are caused by the "pesky" mala dy (pesky be ing an appro priately faceti ous word to ' use in such a ' Dr. Brady J .piece, if you can't make it ker-choo). An ap peal to .' industrial leaders to cough up half a million dollars for , research on the cause and cure of the common etc. etc. was . launched . on the , basis . of these statistics, says Aunt Polly still without divulging any particulars. Ever, since Tony was a. pup well, ' then, since such endow ments , became deductible items, research expeditions have been setting out with more or less acclaim about the "great eco nomic advantage that will ac crue from discovery of the cause and ' cure of the elusive "com mon cold." j ' - No physician or other authori ty has defined "common cold" so that any other physician can understand what he's talking about. .That's the wav the old timers like it indefinite. A no'table feature of nearly all. the : "drives," "research -investigations" or organized stu dies undertaken' to r find the cause and cure of a hypotheti cal disease v is that the1 news paper publicity accorded the launching is the last we hear of the expedition. '.-.' . An outstanding exception:, to the rule was the three year in vestigation recently concluded rin England. From experiments on human volunteers the Brit ish investigators concluded that exposure to cold and wet had no influence on the individual's susceptibility to or immunity to respiratory infection. ' - So what? Who in America cares what British investigators find, and vice versa? Why spoil such a fine sport as hunting for the cause and cure of a purely hypothetical ailment? . - The correspondent r who, sent me Aunt Polly's story comment- Italian Port ' Sealed In Search for Madman ' Ahcona, Italy, (U.R) Police sealed off this terrorized Adria tic port today as thev searched for an unidentified madman who threw four hand grenades, into 11. .t. . - - xne audience at a crowded movie theater Sunday night. Two women were decaoitated. three persons were blinded and 41 others injured by bombs, gun fire, ; and a - panicky crowd stampeding for the exits. ; Dead line for i Sunday Classified is noon Saturday: ' 10 a.m. . Monday for Monday: other days 5:30 oreviousday V;' tune in TV's brighi I -traeu) HIT SHOW... . This lour Music rv . 1 ... f Byron Palmer Joan Weldon The Pied P.pers I Musicai Director Nelson Riddle ly Tonight. 9:00 . KBES-TV I Channel 5 "..'.probably the best musical show ever done either live or on film for television." Billboard Amusement Industry's leading newsweekly. Brought to you by Pacific Telephone r ed: What a wonderful thing if you could be granted this half million to put on a drive, in your own common sense way? Yahbut the bigshots and the racketeers : would f proclaim v to their' customers that Brady is a quack avowedly so and V the few doctors who might approve would be afraid to say so. " The idea is interesting, how ever. A half - million dollars would print and distribute four million copies of Little Lesson No. 5, Call li C R I, for copy of which send 25c and stamped, self-addressed envelope. ; 1 From testimonials . received, it seems fair to announce that study of Little Lesson No. 5 en ables at least one family to re duce the ' incidence of C R I (common respiratory infections), so the distribution of four, mil lion, copies might make a big dent in the family's year-around doctor bilL -. QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS No .Wheat Down South? - How can a person in the deep south get whole grain wheat to eat? We have never seen growing wheat. It is not grown at all in this section, (Mo bile. Ala.)" (P. T. A.) . -: -.--'.. ? Answer Perhaps the feed store can supply it or tell you where to Ket it. For pamphlet WHEAT. TO EAT send stamped, self-addressed envelope. Here's- A - Poser .. , , . . . ,. .. : , - ; -Is arthritis the same' as rheumatiz? (G. H.) ; ' -:y ' Answer In common ' parlance and, I'm afraid, in the language of some doctors," "arthritis"' is a $10 term for rheumatiz. In the pamphlet CALCIUM AND -RHEUMATIZ. available on re quest 'if 'you provide . stamped, self addressed envelope, I make what I hope is a clear distinction between arthritis (joint inflamation) and rheu matiz '(joint degeneration).'' (Protected .1955 by John F. Dille Co.) CROSSWORD PUZZLE ACROSS - Answer te Yeatertfa-ra ftraxle I PorUand---0.R) -A '24 per cent increase in smut infestation' of wheat in the Pacific Northwest has been reported, by .. R o b ex t E. White, a grain supervisor for the Department of Agriculture. " White said a ;": representative sample of Northwest wheat lots showed last year 28.7 per cent of hard " red - winter and white wheat carried smut. The' 4.8 per MRSJXJNALD CROW, ' , Houston, Texas, says:' "My sons disliked onli naiy rpiriii. Now I tire St. Joseph Aspirin For Children. They like its . pure onuses lTor." - : ST. JOSEPH ASPIRIN FOR CHILDREN H S cent figure dujring ld53 -mHHM lowest recorded m the yaV the mspectipns .haveiber-ar ducted. . ... :.,...T' -.u.;-:. '; The department uidtauHtitt ditions were . much' TtvbreW.rt Idaho and Washington' &iLft iHk t Oregon last year. : , 4v"'. f The regional loss due to anit lasi year is esumaiea,ia of $4,000,000. v -ymini-er pep, energy ia body mMimtt j ' , just because low ia iroai coa3itiees yee My new, peppy, "yem yaxma? isr-lau, tW , i We see where Crater Lake is now rated as one of the world's top . scenic attractions. i '. This might very welf be true but take away . the water, wizard island and the chip monks and what have. you got? 1 Reverence ' 4 Rear of ship 7 Pitchers IS Crony . 13 Female ruff 11 Song-and-, dance presentation . 15 Spray 17 Canonized parson - . IS Royal 19 General r -. tendency 21 Playing card 22 Female ruff 23 Trade for . ' " j money' tf Musi-! drama. 29 Born " 80 Attic 33 Seasoned SB Devoured 36 Tropical American tree . 33 Fondles 40 Electrified particle 41 Baseball -.: . .' implements 45 River in Germany . 47 Misrepresent , 48 Perfect 60 Payment of. - toU - . ' 62 Auxiliary verb 53 Cyprlnold fish ,64 Comb, form: . threefold 65 Persons who - cannot talk 66 Cry of crow ? 57 Bitter vetch LIAISISl IRII ICIEI 1STA LPkI ID0LTAR PEE LEPCOB LATE L AjSPEAR hTa V E "TEETPENtT , Sy-ES-BEEjOE , Ime jspie als 3fA . UrsT abettp I ES IIT op " e reLeeH " pbes smi c e reoeemJtri nes ASfi'LE NA" E I RE plolol IsinIoIbi IsicIaIt jz U I In 15 Ife 7 8 lo'.Tm li is"-" ." .. . W " "it. T W Hi fr?.- " " " " " 5f " T. C T . . "T T, T w , rT ". 1 DOWN . 1 Separate 2 Liquid 3 Encomium " 4 Seed coating . 6 Turkish bat 8 Seesaw "7 Gaelic. . S Draws away . , affections of ' one from a ' bablt -9 Apparent . 10 Hasten , 11 Place 16 City official -20 Sanity. 22 Keep 24 Confederate general 25 Conducted 27 Footlike part 23 Posed for portrait 30 Opening 31 Devoured 32 Fall back 34 Tag -37 Lyrical 39 Clayey stone .: 42 Winged 43 Striped beast 44 Prophets 46 Evils 47 Sounded a -. trumpet . 48 Doctrine ' 49 Celtic: black . 61 Room ta : barem AJ J II jrmjkJ TTseTt h -Uka is aa sW 1 tan ' mmv . s -- . w m- 7; r.5 i imp 0 " 1 X . A 6 BU : - '-. ' .W ( ;.'-::'- C ' aun fini ir aa rr- ; Milwaukee, Wise., extertm'nanr, n r JV rL a it. . tta owaii lit ii OCCURRED WWUOWSPAraC RS1 3 coH&cunvB DA mmjm tv-kav rtViTJ tthkt MV : 2nd sace: wmMYKttK jriCrl-VW-V' 1 tar BARNEY GOOGLE and SNUFFY SMITH BARNEY GOOGLE and SNUl!- .'I A (6s- .in . in this Over the nation, school enrollments will increase 25 by 1960-33.6 by 1965. In some communities the increase will, be much greater. To be ready for tomor row's school children we have to look, ahead at least ten years. A long-range school plan-must be added to all that's been done or is to be done to meet the immediate needs of our schools. - v. For th frM bookUt "Financing Public Educe, tien .In Th Dacad Ah.acl?" writ Batter School, 2 Wast 45th Straat, Now York 36, N, Y. - - - Bettor Schools Build Better Cortmvn'rtie Published as 4 public, service in co operation with The. Advertising Council tX I 4 Bsc Jocteys Jaast (Seod Dlilaosiic On , 'New York Philharmonic' . SUN.-ll :00 A.M. Voice of Firestone" MON.-8.30 P.M. Metropolitan TUES.-7.00 P.M. "Concert Time" M0N.-WED.-FRI.4:15 P.M. Your Mail Tribune Station fey - NOTHING PAW i Wj0W iW-SBKPEi BALLS 0'FIM!lV(WfS ! ' lucv maui jTLnOTHIN'ATAUL- why; DiDM-rvi' ; r..SwfeiJ ! . ' . ! Kz'-M-.y ICTPB i 3 r 13 -. - - f r vi TOM-FOOL- I ,-Wl ".M t v P.4W.K.S.. - 2 -f- ' . 1 1 ... . ... .. ... . . ... ... 1 . 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