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Sundty. April 24, 193S
RADIO PROGRAMS-SUNDAY
Programs listed below arc carved tram the radio stations anal rha Mail
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KYJC 1210 kc KMED 144ke K.WEN 14 ac
7 .00 ABC Concert Hall
7 : 1 3 ABC Concert & News
7:30 ABC Concert Hall Natl. Radio Pulpit
m 7:45 ABC Concert Hall Nat 1. Radio Pulpit
8 :00 Old Fash. Reviv. Meet. Temple Baptist Puck The Comic Weekly
8:15 Old Fash. Reviv. Meet. Temple Baptist Puck The Comic Weekly
8:30 Light & Life Hour Church of Christ Christians Hour
8:45 Light & Life Hour Morning News Christopher's Story i
9:00 Sacred Heart Hour Gospel Hour Radio Bible Class .
9:15 Sunday Melodies Gospel Hour Radio Bible Class"
9 30 News & Organ Melod. The Christophers Voice ofProphecy
9 .45 Hour of St. Francis Mid-Morning News Voice of Prophecy
"10:00 Salt Lake Tab. Choir Presbyterian Service Newspaper of the Air
1015 Salt Lake Tab. Choir Presbyterian Service . Christian Science Healm
10 :30 N.Y. Philharmonic Hour of Charm Songs of Devotion
10:43 N.Y. Philharmonic Hour of Charm Songs fst Devotion
TTbo N.Y.Philharmonic Weekend Sunday Melodies
11:13 N.Y. Philharmonic" Weekend Sunday Melodies
11:30 N.Y. Philharmonic Weekend Sunday Melodies
1 1 :45 N.Y. Philharmonic Weekend Sunday Melodies
"12-00 News & Record Rack Weekend , Noon News
12:15RecordRck . Weekend; BUI Cunrungham
12:30 Record Rack Weekend jJSLj..
12:45 Record Rack Weekend Music for Sunday
"TooCtd Fash. Reviv. Hour Inheritance Ouy Lornbardo
1 ifid Fash Reviv. Hour Inheritance GuyLombarao
UtMFRVZ' mnr,i: Njck Carter;
1:45 Old Fash. Reviv. Hour Ministers Roundtable Nick Carter
2:00 Voice of Prophesy American Forum; Rin-Tin-Tia;
2 t Voice of Prophesy American Forum Rm-Tin-Tin
leateVtStorTcJd Chicago Roundtable; HW
2 43 r.reatest Story Told Chicago Roundtable The Masquerader
3 :00-Sunday Serenade The Atomic Bomb; Public iosecutor
3:15 Phil Norman The Atomic Bomb; Su1i5fC,U.tr
3:30 Amos Sc Andy The Atomic Bomb; Bob nne nm.
3:45 Amos & Andy The Atomic Bomb All Star Sports Time
4:00 Our Miss Brooks Manhattan Moods; Serenade
4:15 Our Miss Brooks Manhattan Moods , Serenade
4:30 CBS Newsroom Shir ey Thomas; Method st Men s Hour
4 45 CBS Newsroom Shirley Thomas Methodist Mens Hour.
5:00 Kraft Music Hall' Sherlock Holmes; g'yjewing Stand;
5:15 Kraft Music Hall Sherlock Holmes Renewing Stand
5:30 Kraft Music Hall" Easy Money; JHfS h
5 :45 Kraft Music HaU Easy Money Lutheran Hour
6:00 Gene Autry" Fibber & Molly" . Global Frontiers
6:15 Gene Autry" Great Glidersleeve Frk and Ernest
6 30 The Whistler" X Minus One Freedorn Story
6 Whistler" & News X Minus One Sunday Symphonies;
" 7:00 Sunday Playhouse" Adv. of Abbots Magic of Music;
7:15Sunday Playhouse" Adv. of Abbots Magic of Music
7:30HmJ Little Margie" The Standard Hour Musical Almanac;
TitMy Little Manjie The Standard Hour Musical Almanac.
"8:00 Frost Warn.: Winchell WX & Standard Hr Wonderful City;
813 Paul Harvey The Standard Hour Wonderful City
JnZ.Taic Bennv Meet The Press State ot the Nation -
! 4Jack Bennv" -Meet Thg Pr State of the Nation .
17o0 Music With Mantovard Eternal Light Glenn Hardy News
9:15 Paul Harvey Eternal Light &jr.,r
9:30 Philadelphia Orch. . Quaker Hour Mfnrf thTlron Curtain
9 -45 Philadelphia Orch. Quaker Hour Behind the iron curtain
"10:00 Philadelphia ofchT Richfield Reporter . Billy Graham P"
10:15 Philadelphia Orch. WX & Organ Melody Billy ZI0Ktva
10:30 Weather & Revival Catholic Hour News Sign oil
10:43 Revival Time Catholic Hour !
11:00 Sign Off News & Sign Off ' .
ABC "CBS NBC MBS
RADIO PROGRAMS-MONDAY
taoZvawn Patrol Town & Country Wakeup Ranch
e.VaSnPaSoI First News Wakeup Ranch
"7 00 CountyAgent Johnny Lee Willis Hemingway News ,
7i?taXyAg&y Weather & Local Beat freak ast Gang
7-on Frank Goss News Commentary Breakfast Gang
7-lgZlrr7 Babbitt Weather & 7:50 News Best Buys
- d 00 Tom MacLeod-Sports KMED Kashbox & Star Cliff Ingle News
l-15BrSkfastaub KMED Kashbox & Visit Bob Green News
8:30Breakftst Club McBride- Sc Dr. Peate Bible Institute;
l:45ZBreakfast Club Quiz & Swan & SeU Bible Institute
"n no Ted Malone . Friendship Circle Town Topics
I'-15 ChSt Huntley Friendship Circle Capitcd COTmentry
9 30elay Quiz Strike It Rich Voice of Deliverance)
9 45 Cote Glee & Whis. Sts Strike It Rich Voice ofHPellveraneo
10:00 Whispering Streets Phrase That Pays Ne wpaper O? M Air
10:15 Perry Mason Mid-Morning News Tfl-Test ,.
10:30 Nora Drake TBA Ringo-Bingo.
in-45 Trading Post TBA ; Ringo-Bingo
11:00 Helen Trent" . Indies First F lorida Ca Uing
ii -is Our Gal Sunday Ladies First Florida Calling
ll3otord Rack Easteide Shopper Queen for a Day;
":45Re1ordRack Pauline Frederick Queen for a Day;
i, nniM Paul Harvey Lunchtime News & WX Noontime News -
lV-IsolueValReporters Lunchtime Markets Western Roundup Tim
12:3oZsaS "Hayes Lunchtime Bellringer Western Roundup Time
i3-4sZweather & Spin Sc Win Mystery KMED Kashbox Western Roundup Time
7. Soln & Win Just Plain BiU Game of the Day
il5SiStwS ' Lorenzo Jones Game of The Day;
i :ZArthw Godfrey .'- ' -:" -TBA Game of The Day .
1 igZhGfrev Pepper Young . - Game of The Day '
"2 00 Arthur Godfrey - Woman In My House Game of The Day;
2:lkArthur Godfrey" Widder Brown Game of The Day
2 4nIIstrictlvf the Ladies This Woman's Secret Game of The Day
5:ICrthS Godfrey" Myron J. Bennett Game of The Day
"Von Ahton Bulletin Bd. Second Chance : Western Roundup Time
3;l5cViertime News Sc What's Doin Western Roundup Timo.
i:loZconcerUnie Current & Choice Recorded Music
3:45cSSc1rtiine Current & Choice Tele-Test
""4 00 Edward R. Murrow Current & Choice Hemingway News
2'iWClub 1230 , Current & Choice 'Here's the Aarwsr
2"?nZciub 1230 KMED Presents Sam Hayes -
ll?Z"nk Goss - Elmer Peterson ' Fulton Lewis Jr.
"s-nn Perry Como . . . Regional News Bobby Benson
5:15Bul Stern 1 3 Star Extra Bobby Benson
I SfAmos & Andy Hotel for Pets Bob Green News
5 & Andy. News Pays To Be Married Bill Brundige Sports
" 00 Mr Keen . . KMED Sports Dally Gabriel Heatter
:ii Mr'Keen: Edwards Carnival of Books , 'Local News
e'otlLowell Thomas Eddie Cantor Show ' Behind the Story :
I-dPlatter Previews ' Eddie Cantor Show Sam Hayes
""7 -nn Herald of Truth : Morgan Beatty News Top Secret Files
7:l5Herald of Truth. One Man s Family , Top Secret Files
iftlshow Tunei Could This Be You? Reporter's Roundup
rZimg Crosby" Traffic PGM. Sc Music Reporter's Roundup
-8 00 Frost Warn.. Ranger" Pacific Tel. Hour Dixieland Express ,
S-is T nnf Ranger ; Pacific Tel. Hour. Dixieland Express
B nZvoice of Firestone London Studio Heartbeat of Industry
8 -45 Voice of Firestone London Studio Heartbeat of Industry
"0 00 Burffie Music Box Fibber & Molly . News
S:i5Burgie Music Box Great Glidersleeve Fulton Lewis Jr.
9-30 Music to Remember . Henry J. Taylor Broadway Cop;
a -43 Music to Remember Capsule Concerts Broadway Cop
i n nn Music to Remember Richfield Reporter KWINKaravan (
in'lSMulictoRerneinber WX. & Organ Melody KWINKaravan
iSotrowrsWeatr Night Serenade KWINKaravan
yAoRVcember Night Serenade KWINKaravan
, nr. ;. i.fr News & Nightwatchman Sign Off
11.00 signal Nightwatchman "
Nightwatchman
Nightwatchman & News
12:00 Sign Off Sign Off
ABC "CBS NBC , MBS ' -
. KBOY 739 KC
fAU programs at same time daily, unless otherwise Indicated)
fjt a go Sign on Music throughout day except for following programs:
10-10:15 KBOY Bargains: iw "Vi'.irB.' ,Vrn
p.M. 12-12:13 uu tan.
7:00 Sign off. '
12:30 (Sunday only) KBOY ranch:
TV Programs-KBES (Channel 5)
StNDAY APRIL 24, 195
2 :00 Christophers
2:30 American Forum .
3:00 Jackson County Public Healtn
3 :30 This is the Life
4:00 So. Oreg. Roundtable
4:30 Sunday Matinee
5:30 Fashion Reviews
5:45 Sunday Supplement
6:00 Private Secretary
6:30 People Are Funny
7:00 Toast of the Town
8:00 G. E. Theater
8:30 It's A Great Life
9:30 Loretta Young Show
9:30 Weekly News In Review
9:45 Hollywood Album
10:00 News
10:05 Sign Off ' .
MONDAY APRIL 25, 1955 .
3. 'SO uevouons
4:00 Feminine Fancies
4:30 Vat Rogue Camera
5:G0 Uncle Bill Show
5:30 Western Theater
6:30 Ore. Sys. of Higher Education
7:00 Topper
7:30 Paul Killiam Show
7:45 Ames Bros.
8:00 I Love Lucy
8:30 December Bride
9:00 Badge 714
9:30 Secret File USA
10:00 The Little Show
10:15 Weather
Fire Truck Involved
In Portland Mishap
Portland (U.R) A fire
truck and a car collided here
Friday and fire department Capt.
Noel Lawrence was hospitalized
with possible head and back in
juries. .The car was nearly demol
ished. The driver, Donald L.
Hyde, 23, Portland, was not
hurt.
The fire truck was rushing to
answer a fire call which turned
out to be false. , " -
TO OPEN BIDS
Lapine, Ore. (U.R) Bids
for construction of 43 miles of
transmission line from the La
pine substation to the Fort Rock
substation will be opened here
May '5 in the office of Midstate
Electric Cooperative, Inc. The
contract calls for completion of
the job in 90 days. Robert Welty
of The Dalles is consulting en
gineer for the job.
BILL APPROVED
Salem (U.R) A bill to
abolish the Battleship Oregon
commission was approved Satur
day by the Joint Ways and
Means committee and sent to
the House for aetion. The mea
sure included a $3000 appropria
tion of the commission's affairs
in Portland, including closure of
its museum.
Your Health and Its Care
By DR. WILLIAM BRADY. M.D.
Rtsdsrt should address inquiries to: William Brady,
263 El Camino, Beverly Hills, Calif.
BEWARE THE BAD TONSIL OBSESSION
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DOC BRADY stdg hed ....
I doubt whether any doctor
who finds a child's tonsils en
larged at this time of year can
foretell that
the tonsils will
not shrink to
"normal" size
by the end 'of
summer if the
child gets a fair
break -in' the
way of . outdoor
play for hours
every day.
Or. Bter The ever
ready operator who attempts to
"get every bit of tonsil" doesn't
always know just what he is
getting, for he must work more
or less blindly because of the
blood covered field.
Examination of what was re
moved in .1,000 tonsillectomies
showed, besides tonsil and ade
noid Qymphoid) tissue, portions
of throat muscle in several in
stances. Good surgeons and
throat specialists had performed
the operations and a pathologist
of standing made the microscopic
examinations. The revealing re
port, which appeared in JAMA,
should make any person who
uses his or her voice profession
ally hesitate to submit to tonsil
lectomy. After all, it is understandable
that even a good surgeon, dissect
ing away in a gory field, should
occasionally remove a piece of
throat muscle in his eagerness to
"get every bit of tonsil."
If you think about the tonsil
problem it is important to dis
tinguish as clearly as possible in
fected tonsils from enlarged ton
sils.' V ':''
; The tonsils of growing chil
dren are usually enlarged in the
winter and spring, if the children
are cooped up indoors most of
the time or too much bundled up
when they are permitted to play
outdoors. Provided tonsil snatch
ers do not catch the children at
the season when their tonsils are
enlarged, generally the tonsils
will shrink to their normal sum
mer size before school opens next
autumn.-. .
Some children, .with enlarged
tonsils, have repeated feverish
illnesses through the winte sea
son, with or without soreness of
the throat. "Colds." Some doc-
tors, consulted about these re
curring illnesses, decide the "bad
tonsils are responsible and arbi
trarily sentence the child to ton
sillectomy. Oh, of course the doctors do
not tell parents honestly that
they are just guessing that re
moval of the tonsils may do some
good. They merely opine that the
child will probably continue hav
ing "colds", until those bad ton
sils are taken out. That's enough
to get tfie consent of the parents.
In 2,200 Rochester, N. Y.,
school children who were sub
jected to tonsillectomy, out of
4,400 for whom the operation
was advised by physicians, 22
per cent were still subject to re
peated "colds" ten years later.
Of the other 2,200 children, who
were not subjected to the oper
ation the doctors had advised, 31
per cent were still subject to re
peated "colds" ten years later.
Does the difference justify sub
jecting children to this danger
ous major operation? I think not.
QUESTIONS A ANSWERS '
Not Clear
What to do for a complexion, which
Is not very clear. Pimples young
man of 17 years. (Mrs. C. W.)
Answer So that's what "clear com
prexion". meatus no pimples? Corres
pondents have kept me guessing about
It for manv vmm C. .j a i
self-addressed envelope and ask for
DOW TV SERVICE
Night apd Day Calls 1 CA
In the City .... VWiS J
PIIOIIE 34762
the pamphlet on ACNE blackheads
and pimples. Remember, most normal
healthy boys and girls have more or
less acne.
How to Gain Weight
A thousand books and magazine
articles tell how to lose weight but
even dictors just laugh at me when
I ask how I can gain weisht . . .
(Mrs. T. C. H.)
Answer An old dodge, laughing at
the customer when you have no idea
what ails him or what to do about it.
Send stamped, self-addressed envelope
and ask for pamphlet HOW TO GAIN
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We see where the
General Electric Company
recently discovered the
secret way of making dia
monds. We'd settle for their
secret on how to make
a General Electric Company.
m In Medford Iff Modern
THE
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PERMANENT
has to be seen to be believed
It's . soft, springy curls are un
matched by any other permanent
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CENTRAL AT MAIN, MEDFORD
$12 BILLION CANCER COST
Our nation will have about
500,000 new cancer, cases this
year, the American Cancer So
ciety estimates. That means a
loss of 3,500,000 man years' of
work, and will cost society $12,
000,000,000 in lost goods and services.
WALT'S
TV & Radio Service
Oldest Shop in So. Oreron
409 E. Main Phone 2-2269
Day or Night Service $50
(Medford and vicinity)
No Calls Fri live or all day Sat.
Television Jobs
; MEN NEEDED
IMMEDIATELY TO TRAIN
FOR LUCRATIVE NEW JOB OPENINGS
Local TV Man-Power Shortage Growing
Interviews are now being granted sincere, ambi
tious men in this area who wish to qualify for steady,
year-around employment in the mushrooming and
high-paying Television field.
TRAINED, EXPERIENCED TV MEN
AVERAGE $0 TO $200 WEEKLY
Age requirements 17-55. High school education not required.
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Los Angeles Firm To J
Seek Oil Near Astoria
Astoria U.R) The Thomas
Pike company of Los Angeles
will start exploratory drilling
for oil or natural gass in the
Lewis and Clark valley near
here next Tuesday, according to
company officials.
Fourteen truckloads of drill
ing equipment from Los Angeles
have arrived at the drilling site
six miles southwest of here. .
The venture is by Standard
Oil Company of California .with
natural gas the primary objective.
WEIGHT. I'd like to suggest here one
sure-fire way for anyone to put on 15
pounds in a year, but a lot of I'm
afraid some readers would follow the
suggestion in reverse to reduce.
Copyright 1955. John F. Dille Co.
France, Tunisia in Home Rule Agreement
Paris (U.R) France and
Tunisia have reached a stop-gap
agreement on the most import
ant points of an accord to give
home rule to Tunisia and lay the
foundation for pacifying turbu
lent North Africa.
The agreement was reached
by French Premier Edgar Faure
and Tunisian Premier Tahar Ben
Ammar after eight months of
bargaining on the program first
begun by former Premier Pierre
Mendes-France and which led to
his downfall. v
The agreement still has to be
approved by the National As
sembly and by the Bey of Tu
nis, Sidi Mohammed El Tmin.
The Tunisian delegation returns
to. Tunis tonight to present the
CROSSWORD PUZZLE AMW,rt0 ""'w Pu-
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1 At what place?
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11 First reader
12 Bank employe
14 French article
15 Guided
17 American
soldier (colloq.)
18 Abstract being
20 Edible fish
21 Insect egg
22 Genus of
maples -
24 Hindu cymbals
25 Fruit of pine
25 Tatters
28 South
American
animal (pi.)
SO Yellow bugle
Jl Southern
blackbird
32 Begone
35 Frolic
38 Small valley
39 Japanese sash
41 Conduct
42 Bitter vetch
43 Heavy cord
45 Goal
46 Chinese mile
47 Grapple
49 Cooled lava
50 Weirder
52 Lubricators
64 Lavishes
. fondness on
SS Dinner course
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1 Plumber's tool
J Greeting
1 Printer's
measure (pi.)
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6 Walk leisurely
7 Notice
8 Old (poet.)
9 Spanish
article
10 Girl's name
11 Entreaties
13 Ceremonies
16 Period of time
19 Continued
stories
21 One
designated for
office
23 Song-and-
dance show -25
Waterway
27 Man's
nickname
29 Malay gibbon
32 Gitj's name
33 Modified
34 Fortified
prisons
35 Piebald - ponies
36 Absurd report
37 Icelandic
writings
40 Encore! (Fr.)
43 Woody plant
44 Lamb's
f en nam
ntellect
48 Cloth measure
61 Artificial
language
S3 Babylonian
deity
accord to the Bey. The assembly
is expected to take it up within
a few weeks.
Washington (U.R) A bill by
Rep. Harris Ellsworth (R-Ore.)
which would allow partnership
construction of the proposed
Green Peter and Cougar dams
in Oregon has been given the
approval of the Budget Bureau.
TYPEWRITERS &
ADDING MACHINES
Repaired .
MEDFORD OFFICE
EQUIPMENT COMPANY
41 S. Grape Phona 2-4100
The bureau -said the measure
was in line with the administra
tion's power policy.
Dead line Sunday Classified is at
noon Saturday: 10 a.m. Monday for
at noon Saturday.
Enjoy health, rest, comfort and hospitality
amidst pleasant surroundings. Completely
curnished Sleeping and Housekeeping
Cabins, with all modem facilities.
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