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TEH MEDFORD (OREGON) MAIL TRIBUNE Sunday, Juna 5, 195S RADIO PROGRAMS-SUNDAY Programs list bb. ara racarvad from Hta radio ttationi aad .Mia Mail Tribuna auumas no responsibility axcapt to naka inch changes a ara supplied KYJC 1230 kc KMZD 144 kc KWIN 1400 ke 7:00 ABC Concert Hall 7:15 ABC Concert & Newi 7:30 ABC Concert Hall 7:43 ABC Concert Hall Natl. Radio Pulpit Nat'l. Radio Pulpit 8.00 Old Fash. Reviv. Meet. 8:13 Old Fash. Reviv. Meet. 8:30 Light U Lile Hour 8 :45 Light & Life Hour Temple Baptist Temple Baptist Church of Christ Morning News Puck The Comic Weekly Puck The Comic Weekly Christians Hour Christopher s Story 8:00 Salt Lake City Choir 8:15 Salt Lake City Choir 8 30 Sacred Heart Program 9.45 Hour of St. Francis Gospel Hour Gospel Hour Christophers Mid-Morning News Radio Bible Class Radio Bible Class Voice of Prophecy Voice of Prophecy 10:00 Chev. News; Col. Choir Presbyterian Service 10:15 Negro College Choir Presbyterian Service 10:30 Wld. Music Festivals" Hour of Charm 10:45 Wld. Music Festivals Hourof Charm 11 00 Wld. Newspaper of the Air Christian Science Heals Frank and Ernest , Sonts of Devotion . Music Festivals 1 1 :13 W.H.Music Festivals 1 1 30 Wld. Music Festivals' 1 1 :45 Wld. Music Festivals 12:00- 12:15- Fresh Fresh Fresh Fresh Sunday Melodies Sunday Melodies Sunday Melodies Sunday Melodies -Wool worth Hour- -Wool worth Hour 12:30 Woolworth Hour 12 45 Woolworth Hour" Weekend Weekend Weekend Weekend Noon News Bill Cunningham Music for Sunday Music for Sunday 100 Ctd Fash. Reviv. Hour Manhattan Moods 115 -Old Fash. Reviv. Hour Manhattan Moods 1 30 Old Fash. Reviv. Hour Ministers Roundtable 1 :45 Old Fash. Reviv. Hour Ministers Roundtable j 00 Voice of Prophesy American Forum 215 Voice of Prophesy American Forum 2 30 Sunday Serenade Chicago Roundtabla 2 4 :, Phil Norman Chicago Roundtable ' Guy Lombardo' Guy Lombardo Nick Carter Nick Carter Rin Tin Tin Rin Tin Tin The Masquerader The Masquerader 3 00 Beverlv Hills Story 3 13 Beverlv Hills Story 3 30 Beverly Hills Story 3:43 Beverlv Hills Story Stan Kenton Sun Kenton Stan Kenton Stan Kenton Public Prosecutor Public Prosecutor Bob Considine" Sports Time 4:00 Our Miss Brooks 4:13 Our Miss Brooks' 4 30 CBS Newsroom 4:43 CBS Newsroom Don Wright Chorus Don Wright Chorus Shirley Thomas , Shirley Thomas Gospel Call Gospel Call Methodist Men's Hour Methodist Men's Hour 5 00 Kraft Music Hall 5:15 Kraft Music Hall 5:30 Kraft Music Hall 5:45 Kraft Music Hall 6 :00 Gene Autry 6:15 Gene Autry 6:30 The Whistler 6:45 WhisUerl&ws 7 00 Summer in St. Louis 7 13 Summer in St. Louis 7 :30 My Little Margie 7 ;45 My Little Margie g 00 Walter Winchell 8 13 Paul Harvey 8 30 CBS Orchestra 8 43 CBS Orchestra Sherlock Holmes Sherlock Holmes Easy Money Easy Money Reviewing Stand Reviewing Stand Lutheran Hour Lutheran Hour Fibber Molly Great Glidersleeve X Minus One X Minus One . Global Frontiers Success Story Freedom Story Sunday Symphonies Adv. of Abbots Adv. of Abbots The Standard Hour The Standard Hour Magic of Music Magic of Music" Musical Almanac Musical Almanac Standard Hour The Standard Hour Meet The Press Meet The Press Wonderful City Wonderful City State ot the Nation State of the Nation . 9 oo Music With Mantovani Eternal Light 8 15 Paul Harvey Eternal Light 9 30 Disaster Quaker Hour 0 45 Disaster Quaker Hour Glenn Hardy News Pop Time Men's Corner Behind the Iron Curtain 10:00 Music to Remember 10:15 Music to Remember 10 30 Revival Time" 10 43 Revival jrne; 11:00 Sign Off Richfield Reporter Organaires Catholic Hour Catholic Hour Billy Graham Program Billy Graham Program News Sign off News & Sign Off ABC CBS NBC MBS RADIO PROGRAMS-MONDAY 6 00 World News Rndup." KMED Korral ,w,keuD 2anch 6 15 Yawn Patrol KMED Korral Wakeup Ranch 6:30 Yawn Patrol Town & Country WaKeup Ranch 6-45 Yawn patrol First News Wakeup Ranch T oo Count vAgent Johnny Lee Willis Hemingway News 7 '15Martin AgTonsky Weather & Local Beat Breakfast Gang ?:Frnk Goss News Commentary Breakfast Gang liH"?vBhhitt' Weather & 7:50 News Best Buys "Voo Tom MacLeod-Sporta World News Roundup Cliff Ingle News R 1 WBrMkfastClub KMED Kashbox & Visit Bob Green News 1 8 30BreakfMtClub McBride Dr. Peale Bible Institute l:45-BreakflstClub Quiz & Swap & Sell Bible Institute "o no Ted Malona Friendship Circle Town Topics S-i sIndian Race & Music . Friendship Circle Capitol Commentary a'wZRelav Quiz Strike It Rich Voice of Deliverance g 45 Cof feeTime&WhisSta. Strike It Rich Voice of Deliverance TiToo Indian. Race & Music . Phrase That Pays Newspaper of the Air 10 1 5-Ilndian. Race & Music Mid-Morning Newa Telo-Test 10 30-Ilndian. Race & Music Backstage Wife R.ngo-Btngo 10:4Trading Post Stella Dallas Ringo-Bingo 11 00 Indian. Race & Music Ladies First E!or!2" SalH"I 11 15 Indian. Race & Music Ladies First Florida Calling . 11 3oZlndian. Race & Music Manhattan Melodies Queen for a Day 1 1 Is Indian! Race & Music Pauline Frederick Queen for a Day .nnia Paul Harvey Lunchtime News & WX Noontime Newa ii s RnBiie Val Reporters Lunchtime Markets Western Roundup Time l;:Sam Haves' Lunchtime Bellringer Western Roundup Time 12 45ZZweathef : Race; Music Mystery KMED KashboxWestern Roundup Time , .nn Indian Race & Music Just Plain Bill Game of the Day' 1 sZindian Ra & Music Lorenzo Jones Game of The Day Un Arthur Godrrev- Doctor s Wife Game of The Day 1 :43 Arthur Godfrey Pepper Young Game of The Day -o.nn Arthur Godfrey Woman In My House Game of The Day 2 13 Arthur Gfrey Widder Brown Game of The Day ; :1n strictlv for the Ladies This Woman's Secret Game of The Day 2 lArthur Godfrey Myron J. Bennett Game of The Day rnn Ash ton "Bulletin Bd. Second Chance Western Roundup Time 3;15Concertime News & What's Doinf Western Roundup Time S:-,n r-nnrertime Current & Choice Behind the Story 3:45cgSclrt"me Current & Choice Telo-Test "4 00 Edward R. Murrow Current & Choice Hemingway News :3 riub 1230 Current & Choice ' Here's the Answer 7:30 club 1230 KMED Present Sam Hayes 4:45 Frank Goss Elmer Peterson Fulton Lewis Jr. "V 00 Perrv Como Regional News Bobby Benson 55 Bill Stern 3 Star Extra Bobby Benson 5.30 Amos&Andv Lone Ranger Bob Green News 5 45 Amos & Andv. News Lone Ranger Bill Brundige Sports "6.0o Mr Keen" KMED Sports Daily Gabriel Heatter k'-is Mr Keen: Edwards" Carnival of Books Local News 630 Lowell Thomas Nelson Eddy Show Virgil Pinkley g'45 platter Previews Nelson Eddy Show Sam Haxes- -7 00 Snorts Roundup" Morgan Beatty Top Secret Files 715 Tennessee Ernie One Man s Family Top Secret Files 7:30 Show Tunes All Star Parade Reporter s Roundup 7.45 Ring Crosby All Star Parade Reporter's Roundup " g oo CBS Newscast Telephone Hour Dixieland Express 0:15 CBS Orchestra' Telephone Hour Dixieland Express 0 .30 Voice of Firestone London Concert Heartbeat of Industry g :45 Voice of Firestone London Concert Heartbeat of Industry "o nn Bureie Music Box Fibber & Molly News n i3Burgie Music Box' Great Glidersleeve . Fulton Lewis Jr. , 0 10 Music to Remember . Henry J. Taylor Broadway Cop 3:45 Music to Remember Capsule Concerts Broadway Cop . in 00 Music to Remember Richfield Reporter KWIN Karavan 10:15 Music to Remember ' Organaires KWIN Karavan 10 -50 Growers Weather Night Serenade KWIN Karavan "iflSff,.!,- to Remember Night Serenade KWIN Karavan 11 00 Sign Off " News & Nightwatehman Sign Off " " Nightwatehman Nightwatehman Nightwatehman Sc News 1 Sign Off ABC CBS NBC MBS KBOY T30 KC (All programs at same time daily, unless otherwise Indicated) A.M. 5:30 Sign on Music thioughout day except for following programs: 10-10:15 KBOY Bargains: 11-12 (Sunday only) First Baptist service. P.M. 12-12:15 KBOY ranch: 12:13 12:30 (Sunday only) KBOY ranch: TOO Sign off. TV Programs KBES (Channel 5) SUNDAY 2:00 The Christophers 2:30 American Forum 3:00 New World of Chemistry 3:30 This is the Life 4 :00 So. Oreg. Roundtable 4:30 Sunday Matinee 5:30 Hollywood Album 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 9:00 Loretta Young 9 30 Weekly News in Review 9:45 Mode in Maple & Fashion 10:00 Life With Father 10:30 Music Box Review, 10 :33 News 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. Sya. of Higher Education 7:00 Burns & Allen 7:30 Paul Killiam Show 7:45 Ames Bros. 8:00 I Love Lucy 8:30 December Bride 9:00 Badge 7P4 9 :30 Secret File USA 10:00 The Little Show 10:15 Weather 10:30 News Younger Riders Invited to Show All junior horseback riders up to 18 years, are invited to par ticipate in a Junior Riders horse show to be held at 1 p.m. June 12 at the Josephine county fair grounds at Grants Pass. The show will be sponsored by the 4-H saddle clubs of Jo sephine county. A 50 cent entry fee will be charged the riders to be used toward . insurance and prizes to winner. The show is open without charge to the pub lic, according to local 4-H club agents. Competition will include ju- Europe leads in coal produc tion, accounting for approxi mately 45 per cent of the world output; the United States mines approximately 34 per cent, and the remainder is evenly divided between the USSR and the rest of the world. nior and senior horsemanship and numerous games. No ad vance registration or entry will be necessary, the local agents pointed out. Although 4-H saddle clubs are new to this area, they have been organized in other parts of the state since about 1947. The only such club in the immediate vi cinity is a newly formed one at Bellview near Ashland, mem bers of which plan to take part in the show. It is pointed out, however, that all young riders interested are invited. VALT'S TV & Radio Service Oldest Shop in So. Oregon 409 E. Main Phone 2-2269 Day or Night Service $050 (Medford and vicinity) W Night Calls and Sundays No Calls Frl eve. or all day Sat- Personal Health Service By WILLIAM BRADY, M.D. Readers should address inquiries to: Dr. William Brady 263 El Camino, Beverly Hills, Calif. Granted that indications for removal of lymphoid tissue (ton sils and adenoids) from the throat are subject to individual judgment, I submit, says a la ryngologist (throat specialist) of high standing, in what he calls a defense of tonsillectomy, that in the opinion of the country's leading laryngologists the re sults of tonsillectomy, compe tently performed, lead to an ex tremely high percentage of good results. I add that the mortality (death rate) is one of the lowest of the surgical procedure; and that, because of a rare complica tion (cardiac arrest heart stops beating) its condemnation is no more justified than would be that of hernirrophy (radical operation for hernia, rupture, breach) if fpllowed by pulmo nary embolism (blocking of pul monary artery supplying the lung, or one of its branches, by a bit of clot or other foreign material). The specialist's concern about 'cardiac arrest" is probably due to irritation at my comment on this way of saying the heart has ceased to beat one of the tragic things that may happen in the course of or shortly after any major operation, I do not be lieve and did not mean to imply that it is more likely to happen during or immediately after ton- On The Side By E. V. Durling (Distributed by King Failures Syndicate, Inc.) O stars, you saw our meeting. Two beings and one soul. Two hearts so madly beating To mingle and be whole! O happy knight! Deliver Her kisses back to me. Or keep them all. anil give her, A blissful dream of me. Lowell That dance known as the "shimmy" was once legally de fined as follows: "a rhythmical shaking and shivering of parts of the body, synchronized and performed to a personalized, syn copated musical rhythm and ac companied by appropriate songs." Camera Shy What First Lady would you say was the most photogenic? Tnrirlpnlallv. nnp First Lady hated being photographed. She avoided the photographers whenever possible. That was Abraham Lincoln's wife, Mary. Mrs. Lincoln gave as her reason for this that the photographs always made her hands "appear ton laree." She also refused to pose with her husband because of the great difference in their height. Infants The weight of a child is always reported at birth. Height is never mentioned. Yet the height is important. Check it at birth of your next child. Then you can use it to determine whether the infant will be short or tall upon becoming an adult. The height at birth is about 30 per cent of what it will be when the infant becomes an adult. For example, if it is a boy and measures be tween 21 and 22 inches at birth, he will be a six footer at 19. . Asking Queries from clients. Q. What was the name of the great poet who was a bricklayer 'by trade? A. That was none other than May Weather Said 'Cool, Dry, Bright May weather in and around Medford was generally "cool, dry and bright," according to the, Medford weather bureau. In the monthly weather sum mary, the bureau pointed out that the average temperature was 56.2 degrees, which is 2Vz degrees below normal for May. Rainfall totaled only .18 of an inch, 1.04 inches below normal. Highest temperature recorded was 88 degrees on the 18th, and the lowest was 32 degrees on the 13th. Heaviest rainfall was .09 of an inch on the 3rd. Ten days were clear, the "nor mal" number; 12 were partly cloudy (normal is 8), and 9 were cloudy (compared to 13 normal ly.) The same type of weather below normal temperatures and precipitation was forecast for the month of June. The first large labor organiza tion in America was the Noble Order of the Knights of Labor, the direct antecendent of the American Federation of Labor. Een Jonson, who wrote "Drink To Me Only With Thine Eyes" and many other beautiful poems and songs. . . .Q. What is the record for number of Caesa rean births by one woman? A. Mrs. W. G. Shriver of Toledo, O., is said to have had 10 Ceasarean births. A1M0 children are still living. All delivered by the same physician, Dr. Martin Diethelm of Toledo. Please Note A surprising number of sup posedly well informed persons are unable to answer offhand the following two simple ques tions: 1 What was Joan of Arc's last name? That is, her surname. 2 As to the biblical tale of Joseph and his brethren, how many brothers did Joseph have? Asides When your dreams are logi cal it indicates you are not get ting a sound sleep. Your mind is not enjoying a complete rest. When dreams are wild and il logical it is because your think ing system is taking a rest . . Walter Winchell and George Jessel went to grammar school together. They were classmates at P.S. 184 in New York City. Briefly After an inventor in the Unit ed States has an idea it takes him two and a half years to get a patent for it. That is a situa tion that certainly needs speed ing up. . . . Electricians in Oak land, Calif., are reported to be paid $10 an hour for work they do on Saturday or Sunday. That's $80 a day! Success The success of a single re cording started the Andrews Sisters climbing . the ladder of fame. That was their recording of "Bei Mir Bist du'Schoen" written by Jacob Jacobs and Sholem Seconda. Until then, the Andrews girls were unknown and getting nowhere. That re cording was made nearly 25 years ago. Since that time the Andrews Sisters have earned more than $5,000,000. Cooking Is your wife of Irish birth or descent? What does she know about Irish cooking? Can she make Irish hot pot? How about sheepshead broth, County Cork style? Or rabbit ballyderrig? Or that delicious dessert known as Flanagan's folly? sDO IT YOURSELF ? Bet if you figured it out, you'd find that do-it-yourself idea is expensive in TV service. We do it faster, more dependably, more accurately. Point is, TV service is our business. Why not give us the business? For TV Service Call MINKLER'S 2-9824 Nights and Sundays 3.3132. 3-4394 Daisy Crockett Returns Monday sillectomy. I do say It happens often enough during or follow ing tonsillectomy to make ton sillectomy unjustifiable. It seems to me that the ever ready operators who still prac tice and defend tonsillectomy fail to recognize a significant fact, namely, that children's ton sils become enlarged in the win ter and spring and spontaneously shrink again in the summer and autumn. . From the six points the laryngologist makes in his de fense of tonsillectomy, it would appear that this throat special ist, like most operators who at tempt to "get every bit of torfsil tissue,' has forgotten, if he ever learned, the pathology of the tonsils. He takes for granted, without any scientific evidence to warrant the assumption, that enlargement (hypertrophy) ot the tonsils indicates infection. This, I contend, is stupid. The very fact that enlarged hyper trophic tonsils shrink to what the doctor calls normal size if or when the child is permitted" to absorb the ultraviolet he should absorb through his skiij, his naked or nearly naked skin, in the summer, is evidence that en larged tonsils are not infected. If the ever-ready operators are not prepared' to reject the findings of the pathologist, par ticularly those 1 of the patholo gist who did autopsies on a thousand tonsils removed by good representative doctors in a midwest city which I'll cite in detail, if the laryngologist or any other reputable doctor insinu ates, I'm not sufficiently in formed to judge it seems to me they must plead guilty to perpe trating an atrocity on children with enlarged tonsils. CROSSWORD PUZZLE AnvMtrt0 Y"t9'"",-Pu ACROSS 1 Pierces Tremulous 11 Manifest 13 Pertaining to the Alps 1 Man's nickname 15 Bunch of flowers 17 Symbol for tantalum 18 Afternoon party to Goods 21 Vehicla 22 Goals 24 Hastened 25 Platform 26 Carry 8 Roll of parchment 10 Paper measure 32 Distance measure 33 Catches 35 Encircle 37 Stalk 3S Put on 40 Center 42 Young boy 43 Female horses 4.S Short sleep 46 Indian mulberry 47 Told 49 River In Italy Sii Earns hi Shut securely 54 Choice 55 Skid DOWN 1 Freshet hTaM LOJPijS RA Wl OCA OR ALE ER A TIEN A ERIE HENJ S-nWdst R I A AFfllWE EPOS 0LI L EPP E SPST I PJU II 5 L E fffST AL eT I M T E gaA N YjEfT RIA MjE A mTID R VPS T AI8 . TAPE RuA N A poI'emi ts'teTa ADO W j V E S R R PlAiFfl UItIeIrieI isiflA 6 7 8 " 10 7T" '1 'S """" ztwzztzzz r J" ill: il: I i I I I 1J 2 Facility . 3 Near 4 Man's nickname B Winter precipitation t Word of sorrow 7 Secret agent 8 Jumbled type 9 Necessitate lfl Approaches 12 Former Russian ruler 13 Operation 16 Periods of time 19 Decorated 21 Larpe kettle 23 Vapor 25 Rustic dialect of English 27 Orpan of hearing 29 Tattered cloth 31 Commemora tire disks 33 More vapid 34 Rail bird 36 Arranged in folds 37 Mark of approval 39 Peines 41 Type of lyrla poem 43 Apportion 44 Observes 47 Edpe 48 Pigeon pea 51 Japanese measure S3 Chinese mile Cock-ant-Bull Story Now do you still believe we're the toothbrushingest nation ant have the poorest teeth in the world, excepting Ensland? (C. M.) Answer C. M sends a newspaper item about girls in some unknown African tribe who must brush their teeth every hour and hence they carry always a toothbrush in mouth. That bears a striking resemblance to the Chinese who, if you believe cock-and-bull stories, pay the doctor while they remain well, but stoo paying when they get sick. The toothbrush ing gesture saves no teeth from decay. You may brush your head off. but you must-employ a dentist if you want to save your teeth. Poor Man's Insulin The day after we learned that our young daughter had diabetes we saw an item in your column about "poor man's insulin" . . . (D. M. R.) Answer My name for vitamin B. which, scientific investigators have shown, functions as a catalyst in the oxidation of carbohydrate (aogae starch) in the body, as Insulin does. Therefore it is imperative that every diabetic or potential diabetic receive an adequate daily ration of vitamin B, regardless of diet, exercise or medical treatment. Copyright 1955 hy John F. DiUe Ce. -33,0!tt) Enky health, rest, conn tort and hospitotrty omidst pleasant surroundings. 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