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TEN MEDFORD (OREGON) MAIL TRIBUNE
Sunday, April 10, 19SS
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7:13 Concert Hail Revue Sunrise Service
7 JO Concert Haii Revue Sunrise Service
7:45 Concert Hall Revue Sunrise Service
8:00 Old Fash Camp Meet
8:15 Old Fash. Camp Meet.
8:30 Light & Lile Hr.
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Inspiration
Inspiration
Church ol Christ
Easter From Vatican
Puck The Comic Weekly
Puck The Comic Weekly
Christians Hour
Christopher's Story
9:00 Sacred Heart Program
9:15 Sunday Serenade
9:30 Philadelphia Orchestra
9:45 Philadelphia Orchestra
Gospel Hour
Gospel Hour
"Upper Room
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Radio Bible Class
Radio Bible Class
Voice of Prophecy
Voice of Prophecy
10:00 Philadelphia Orchestra'
10:15 Philadelphia Orchestra'
10:30 Chevrolet .Newscast'
10:45 Hour of St. rrancis
Presbyterian Service
Presbyterian Service
He Is Risen
He Is Risen
Newspaper of the Air
Christian Science Heals
Songs of Devotion
Sengs of Devotion
11:00 Salt Lake City Choir
11:15 Salt Lake City Choir
1 1 :30 N.Y. Philharmonic
Catholic Hour
Catholic Hour
Nat 1. Radio Pulpit
Nat l. Radio Pmpit
Sunday Melodies
Sunday Melodies
Sunday Melodies
Sunday Melodies
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MONDAY
3:50 Devotions
4:00 Feminine Fancies
4:30 Val Rogue Camera
5.00 Uncle Bill Show
5:30 Western Theater
. 6:30 Ore. System. Higher Education
7:00 Paul Killiam Show
7:15 Ames Bros.
7:30 Secret File USA
8:00 Topper
8:30 Badge 714
9:00 I Love Lucy
9:30 December Bride
10:00 The Little Show
10:15 Weather
10:20 News
1 0 :30 Dance Time
11:00 Sign Off
SUNDAY
2:00 The Christophers
2:30 Jackson County Public Health
3:00 This Is the Life
3:30 American Forum
4:00 That I May See
4:55 Dav Before Easter
5:45 Sunday Supplement
6:00 So. Ore. Round table
6:30 It's A Great Lite
7:00 Private Secretary
7:30 People Are Funny
8:00 Toast of the Town
9:00 G. E. Theater
9:30 Weekly News in Review
9:45 Friends & Neighbors
10:00 Loretta Young Show
10:30 News
10:35 Sign Off
Man's Hip Injured
In Fall Saturday
Kittel Knutson. 65. of 10211$
West Ninth st. suffered a hip in
jury early Saturday in a fall in
the library park washroom on
South Ivy st. between Main and
Eighth sts., city police and Med
ford Ambulance service men
said. The attending physician
said the hip was fractured.
Knutson was found several
hours after the mishap by Cecil
Calvin Morgan, route 1, box
399G, a city street sweeper.
Police said they were informed
that Knutson had entered the
washroom sometime after mid
night. After he fell he worked
his way to the entrance and was
found sitting on Ivy street by
Morgan. Police were called
shortly after 7 a.m. Knutson was
taken to Community hospital by
ambulance.
Club For Salesmen
Organized in City
A group of 15 salesmen met
at the Medford hotel Friday eve
ning and organized a new club
for members of their trade. It has
been named the Southern Ore
gon Salesman's club.
Purpose of the organization is
to form better relationships
among salesmen of the area. The
group will meet once monthly,
with the next meeting scheduled
for April 29 at the Medford hotel.
Ray Tomlinson was elected
president of the club, and Nick
Egbert was named vice-president.
Other officials include Joe
Hope, treasurer; Wayne Myrick,
sergeant-at-arms; Tom Norris
and Dick Bowers, program com
mitteemen, and Rex Sweeney,
Wayne Wright, Ken Meech, Bob
Johnson and Byron Fish, mem
bers of the board of directors.
Each will serve for one year.
Your Health and Its Care
By DR. WILLIAM BRADY, M.D.
Reader should address inquiries to: William Brady,
263 El Camino, Beverly Hills. Calif.
NOT RESPONSIBLE FOR BROKEN NECK
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12 30 N Y. Philharmonic Master's Open Golf Record Pets
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1 30 Old Fash. Revival Hr. Week End N ick Carter
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Beyond an occasional threat of
damage suit there has been no
report of serious injury from
somersaults in
the years I
have been pre
scribing morn
ing rolls as a
habit for
everybody.
For years I
held out
against the
combined
weight of
Webster' un
Or. Brady
abridged dictionary and the as
sertions of numerous athletes,
Grange
Shady Cove Grange
Shady Cove Grange H. E. C
will meet with Mrs. Carrol Wat
son on Tuesday, April 12, at
1 p. m. Roll call will be answer
ed with childhood memories of
Easter. Ladies are asked to bring
material to make Easter bon
nets. Next regular Granee meet
ing will be Wednesday, April
16, at 8 p. m. at the school gym
Buite Falls Grange
Butte Falls Grange met in
regular sesion with Master Ted
Fredenburg presiding and four
teen officers and members pres
ent.
Four candidates for member
ship were given favorable votes
They will be given their first
obligation at the next regular
Grange meeting.
Minnie Green, lecturer and H.
E. C. chairman gave a report,
and the membership voted in fa
vor of entering the Sears and
Roebuck contest. Frieda Moore
was named chairman of this
project.
Ways and Means committee
chairman Elea Abbott announc
ed a pie social to be held April
15, at the High School auditor
ium. Everyone is invited to this
social night. Each lady is to
bring a pie for auction. Coffee
will be furnished.
During the lecturer program,
the men molded Easter hats of
different styles. H. E. C. met at
the home of Mrs. Fred Kincaid
Wednesday night. Chairman
Minnie Green presided and there
were eight members and two
guests present. Announcements
included the work day for the
scrap book which is to be April
13, at the home of Mrs. E. Ab
bott. Everyone is invited to
come and bring a sack lunch.
Next serving committee for
the regular Grange meeting in
May is Mr. and Mrs. E. Abbott
and Ted Fredenburg. Members
voted to change the meeting
night from the first Wednesday
to the third Wednesday of the
month. Through the summer
months the meeting will start
at eight o'clock. Next H. E. C.
meeting will be at the home of
Mrs. Kizzie Edmondson, May 18,
at eight o'clock.
4-H Club News
Prospect Club
Prospect 4-H Sewintr rfuh
met at Jill Hedgpeth's on April
. Alter the meeting we cut out
our material for skirts and
basted up the sides. Two or three
girls got the sides sewed up on
the sewing machine. Before the
next meeting we are to have the
skirt gathered and the hem put
in. Those who didn't get the
sides sewed up are to have that
done. At the next meeting we
are to put the bands on. We had
three visitors.
Next meeting will be held at
the leader's house on April 21.
Janet Bean
Reporter
Anlelope Club
Antelope cooking club met
April 2 at the Murray home.
Plans were made for a party to
be held at Mallorey's on April
18 at 7:30 p.m. Game committee
for the party includes Lottie
May Combs, Marjo Murray, and
Nila Murray.
Lialyn' Brock
Reporter
FINED FOR DUCKING
Cranston, R.I. (U.R) Mrs.
Edna V. Stevens told the judge
she regretted nearly colliding
with a police car, but she was
trying to avoid hitting some jay
walking ducks. Fine: S5
tumblers, gymnasts, and ordi
nary people, for "somersault"
as a proper term for the maneu
ver. What these experts call
somersaults, we called air
springs when I was a boy on
Chapel Street in Canandaigua.
The difference between hand
springs and airsprings being that
in turning airsprings the hands
do not touch the ground.
I might have carried on with
it, but for Young Bill, who re
layed to me the word of his phy
sical instructor in college that
my "somersaults" are just for
ward rolls, properly speaking.
Even this might not phase me,
but the truth is that Young Bill
is getting hard to handle, so I'll
call 'em whatever the physical
instructor says. Bill, by the way,
is the baby who had "enlarged
thymus" or "status thymo
lymphaticus," which worried us
all so needlessly (reminded me
to tell readers about this phan
tom malady later.)
In the pamphlet which shows
how and tells why one should
do the silly stunt first thing
every morning, I call 'em somer
saults, but the next printing will
change to. forward rolls not
because I'm getting soft and
afraid to fight, but just that
there's no point in wasting my
time when I might as well be
over on the bowling green en
joying myself. For the pamphlet
The Somersaultauqua send
stamped, self-addressed enve-
cpe. And please remember, I
merely say I do 'em myself and
believe in my own medicine,
but I'm not responsible if you
try 'em and break your neck.
You roll entirely at your own
peril.
A reader writes:
I am happy to tell you I
have for the past fifteen years
taken your morning rolls every
morning, and I always feel re
freshed after my rolls.
I am 76 years old, and I hope
that as long as I live I shall be
able to continue my morning
rolls. I read your articles every
day and you have helped me in
many ways.
Gratefully yours, (. .)
If you decide to try forward
rolls without first sending for
the pamphlet, ask some young
ster five or six years old to show
you how.
Anyway I'm convinced they're
good medicine. That's why I
' mil nmr nirn Qiv TnaFnra hroalr.
fast, first thing every morning,
plus the half dozen movements
from the Last Brady Symphony
described and illustrated in Lit
tle Lesson 16, The 7 Keys to
Vlte, for which (plague take It,
this is more of a nuisance to me
than it is to you) send 25c and
stamped self-addressed envelope.
QUESTIONS & ANSWERS
Bromidrosis
My best friends have been telling
me this past year that my feet really
smell bad. An uncle tells me he had
the same trouble one time and wrote
you and you suggested something to
use in his shoes and stockings that
cleared the trouble up . . . (C. O.)
A n s w e r Send stamped, self-addressed
envelope and ask in WRIT
ING (not with clipping) for pamphlet
on EXCESSIVE SWEATING.
O'l Dor. Th Second
You are a fortunate man to have
lovely daughters .out you should have
s son to leave behind as Dr. Brady
the Second. I have a nephew. 20, col
lege sophomore, who wishes to be a
doctor. His parents can't afford to
send him to medical school and they
will give him to you if you want him
for your own son and successor . . .
(Mrs. D. M. A.)
Answer Thank you. Ma'am, but
I'm not sure I'd. want a son of mine
to study medicine today. After all.
the Yankee public regards almost any
trick 'doctor" as entitled to the same
respect and consideration a real doc-
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Leg Cramps Relieved
Having suffered with leg cramps at
night for years, I sent for your pamph
let, began taking calcium and vitamin
D. and in a short time the cramps
ceased and have never recurred.
Thank you for this relief. (T. H. T.)
Answer On WRITTEN request (no
clipping, please) any reader who pro
vides stamped, self-addressed envelope
may have the pamphlet Adult Tetanv
and Growing Pains which tells about
painful cramps in legs, sometimes in
arms and hands.
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