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I i li i i II. ii ' .0 TWO MZDrORD (OREGON) MAIL TRIBUNE Friday. July 1, 1953 RADIO PROGRAMS-FRIDAY Prefrarss listee' below at received from tfca radio stations aad Mm Mail Tribaae assumes m responsibility except ta maka rack chaagaa a ara supplied KVJC 123S ka KMIO 144a ke KWIft I4a ke 4:00 Edward R. Murrow 4:15 Club 1230 430 Club 1230 4:45 Frank Goss Current & Choice Current & Choice KMED Presents Elmer Ptergop, Fulton Lwls Hemingway News Heres the Answer Sam Haves' 5 00 The Ferrla Real 5:15 Bill Stern 3 :30 Amoa ac Andy 5 45 Amoa tc Andy: Kewi" Regional New 3 Star Extra Lone Ranker Lone Ranger Bobby Benson Bobby Benson Bob Greene Newa Bill Brundige Sports 0:00 Godfrey Digest 6:15 Music Box & Edward' 30 Lowell Thomas 8:45 Platter Previewa KMED Sports Daily Concert On Potomac Stars In Action Stars In Action Gabrael Heatter Local News Virgil Pinkley Sam Hayes 1 00 Sports & Term. Ernie 7:15 Sports; Term. Ernie' 7:30 Random Records 7:45 Bmg Crosby Morgan Beatty News One Man's Family Dinah Shore Show Frank Sinatra Counterspy Counterspy Record Hits Record Hits 8:00 Portland-Los Angeles Biography 8:15 Portland-Loa Angeles Biography 8 30 PorUand-Loa Angeles Biography 8:45 Portland-Los Angeles Biography Dixieland Express Dixieland Express Musical Caravan -Musical Caravan 9:00 Portland-Los 9 :1 5 Portland-Los 9 :30 Portland-Loa 9 :45 Portland-Los Angeles Angeles Angeles Angeles Fibber & Molly Jos. C. Harsch Nat'l. Fan Club Natl. Fan Club News Fulton Lewis Jr. City Editor City Editor . 10 10 10 10 IT li li li :00 Music to Remember :15 Music to Remember :30 Music to Remember 45 Burgie music pox Richfield Reporter Organaires Night Serenade Nignt serenaae KWIN Karavan KWIN Karavan KWIN Karavan KWIN Karavan :00 Burgie Music Box 13 Sign Off :30 News & Nightwatchman Sign Off Nightwatchman Nightwatchman Nightwatchman it News !:00 Sign Off RADIO PROGRAMS-SATURDAY 8:00 Chav. Newscast 8:15 Yawn Patrol -6:30 Yawn Patrol 6:45 Yawn ramu KMEDKorral KMED Korral KMED Presents First News Wakeup Ranch Wakeup Ranch Wakeup Rancn Wakeup Kancn 70 Texaco Reporter 7:15 Martin Agronsky 730 Robert Q. Lewis 7:45 Robert W. Lew IB - Dick Spain Band Weather & Local Beat , News Commentary Weatner Be uu newa Hemingway. Newa Breakfast Gang Breakfast Gang Network News 8:00 No School Today 8:15 No School Today 8:30 No School Today g:4!l No School Today 9:00 No School Today 9 .13 No School Today 9:30 Music Box 9:45 Music Box 10:00 Gunsmoke Gospel Program Social Security Church Progrem Social Security Prog. News" Haven ot Rest Haven of Rest Friendship Circle Richard Harkness Sat. News Desk Strictly Dixie Strictly Dixie Voice ot Deliverenca . Voice ot Deliverence MrWITriR MONITOR Farm & Home Hour Farm Be Home Mour- lnl TIiiTuinmlc 10:30 Join the Navy TraHintf PrMt 1 1 SoO Breakfast Club Review MONITOR 11 15 Breakfast Club Review MONITOR n:30RaaoFarrnNew. MONITOR 1 1 -45 Garden tiate- 12:00N Texaco Reporter 12:15 Proudly We Hall 12:30 Proudly We Hail 12.43 weatner nepon News Top Tunes Rin go-Bingo Ringo-Bingo Game of The Day Game of The Day Game of The Day Game of The Day MONITOR MONITOR MONITOW Game of The Day Game of The Day Game of The Day Game of The Day 1 :00 Texaco Reporter 1:15 Club 1230 1:30 Club 1230 1:43 St. Louis aoaimeg- 2:00 Chev. Newscast 2:13 Club lzsu 2:30 Club 1230 2:43 ciup laju , MONITOR MONITOR MONITOR MONITOR MONITOR MONITOR MONITOR MONITOR Game of The Day Game of The Day Game of The Day Game of The uay- Western Roundup Time Western Roundup Time Western Roundup Time Western Roundup rime 3:00 Chev. Newscast 3:15 Club 1230 3:30 Daugherty Presents 3:45 Daugnerxy newnn-- MONITOR MONITOR MOHIIUB . " ., . n-.i. 9..iMnN1TnR' JilS-HoUywood Park Races -MONITOR; 4:30-Clubl230 4-4. frana oss ...w. Western Roundup Time Western Roundup Time Western Roundup Time Western Roundup Time Here's to Vets Frank Hemingway Army Hour Army Hour- 5:00 Texaco Reporter -5:15 Veta.Adrn. 5 30 Balances Best 5:45 Balances Best 6:00 Two For Money 6:15 Two For Money 630 Mr. District Attorney 45 Mr. District Attorney, MONITOR MONITOR Grand Ole Opry Grand cue upry- - Academy Band Academy Band Stand By for Music Your Social Security MONITOR unNiTnn MONITOR MONITOR v-nn Oimi Precinct 7:43 21st Precinct Hawaii Calls Hawaii Calls Bible Study Hour Lombardo-Land U-5.A. MONITOR MONITOR 7-3DsertInnOrchestraMONITOR SiDesert Inn OrchestraMONITOR Pop Time Pop Time , Poptime Public Library Prog. !JTTOR MONITOR MONITOR Moaiiun- 8 00 Portland-Los Angeles " .1 1 T na AflMlM 8-30 Portland-Los Angeles ??2-S?lHS2:MS MONITOR SO-forttand-Ls Angeles MONITOR g 45 Portland-Los Anlaa MONITOR fB:00Muslc to Remember "ggggg. 10:15 Music to Remember MgSilgS. 10:30 Music to Remember 5J2sJtor in i Mii.fr to Remember MONITOR 11:00 Sign Off , 11:15 11:30 11:45- 12:00 You Never Know Join the Navy Sounding Board Sounding Board Hxtatm Washington Report Sat. Dance Parada Sat. Dance Parade Sat. Dance Parade -Sat. Dance Parade Sat. Dance Parade Sat. Dance Parade MONITOR SfONTTOR All Night Sign Off No Sign Off ABC CBS NBC MBS . KBOY tS KC ran aroaraau at same tiraa dally, nnl.ss otherwise Indicated) A.M5Tor! furie throughout day except for fUowprorn JO-lfrlS KBOT Bargain 11-12 (Sunday only) First Baptirt servtea pSua:lSKBOT nelu 1213 - 13:30 (Sunday onlv)KBOT ranch: SlCB Off. TV Projrams- FsUOAf 3:50 DeTUtlof 4-00 Feminine Fancies 30 Val Rogue Camera . tioo-AuirtFoUy's Birthday Party nS:30 Superman 6:00 Sports Reel 6:30 Hollywood Album 7:00 Pappy Coleman 7:15 American Royal Snow . 7:45 Talent Time 8:00 Life of Riley . 8:30 4-S tar Playhouaa 9:00 Undercurrent 9:30 Lucky Sportstima lA-nAWutnir 10:05 Best Theater 1:05 News . . i 11:10 Sign Of 1 KBES (Channel 5) SATURDAY 9:43 pre-uame wnxj ouuw 9 AS Pro-Baseball 2:20 Devotions 3:00 Mr. Wizard 3 :30 A Letter To A Nurse 4:00 Faith For Today 4:30 Western Theater 5:30 Soldier Parade 6:00 Professional Father 6:30 Melody Wranglers 7:00 America's Greatest Banos 8:00 Eddie Cantor 8 :30 Holl ; wood Album 8:45 Rep. H. Ellsworth 9:00 Big Picture 9:30 Break the Bank -10:00 Wrestling From Hollywood 10:30 News 10:35 Sign Off Foreign Aid Amendment Beaten Down in House Washington (U.R) The Houm Thursday beat down a move to bar U.S. aid to any eountry whieh subjects U.S. troops to foreign laws and courts as provided in treaties with the United States. The amendment, sponsored by Rep. Haroer H. Budge (R-Ida.) to President Eisenhower's for eign aid bill, would have prac tically halted the aid program. The vote against it was 129 to 111 on a teller count. The United States has so-called "status of forces" agreements with countries where U. S. troops are stationed. The agreements subject Amer icans involved in criminal cases to the lavjs and courts of the country where they are stationed. Detroit About three-fourths of all the motor vehicles in use in the world today can be classi fied as passenger carriers. SUNDAY 2:00 The Christophers 2:30 American Forum 3:00 Jackson city Pbc. Health 3:30 This is the Life 4:00 So. Ore. Roundtable 4:30 Sunday Matinee 5 JO Hollywood Album 6:00 Private Secretary 6 :30 People Are Funny 70 Toast of the Town 8:00 G. E. Theater 8 :30 It's A Great Life 9:00 Cameo Theater 9:30 Weekly News in Review 9:45 Music Box Review 10 :00 Life With Father 10:30 News 10:35 Sign Off Cleveland U.R) Gen. Tham as D. White said Thursday that the Russians have changed their cold war tactics to gain time for building strength and to lull the free world "into peaceful com placency." The Air Force vice-chief of staff said in a speech prepared for the Kiwanis International convention that the . United States "still have the lead in the kind of air power -the Reds re spect." He said that is the abil ity to deliver atomic weapons over long distances. Why Suffer Longer? When Others Fail COME TO US ACT NOW! Oar Nature's HERB re media will help yoa fa re gain your food has Mi. Oar remedies have baa saccessfal in aidiaf the sick aH ever Hie state for over 18 years. S. S. F0N3 Herb Specialist Remedies for disorders, sinuses, heart, liver, stomach, 9a and altera, constipation, piles, asthma, female complaints, kidney bladder, blaad, rbeamaritm, back and headaches. For Mala, Female and Children. BRANCH OFFICES: Albany Salem . . Eugene North Bend Newport CHARLIE CHAN OFFICE OPEN SUNDAYS ONLY 12 NOON TO 4 P.M. CHINESE MEDICINE J. HERB CO. 624 S. Riverside Medford V Personal Health Service By WILLIAM BRADY, M.D. Readers should address inquiries to: Dr. William Brady 263 EI Camino, Beverly Hills, Calif. IF IT MAKES YOU HAPPY IT ISN'T WORK Here's an Oregon man telling how happy he is to be back at full time work. But he doesn't fool me. I know, from study and experience, that work and hap piness are incompatible in the ory and practice. But let the man tell his story in his own way: From 1936 until March, '54, I was up and down with rheu matism. Could work only part of the time. In April, '54, wrote and asked for your pamphlet on rheumatiz. Took the tablets as directed. Since about the first of September I have not had an ache or a pain. Am still taking them in half the original doses. I am happy to be able to work full time again ... What the man really meens, I suppose, is that he is happy to be free from the rheumatiz. How could any normal person, or even one who is slightly dippy, be happy to work? I learned the truth about work when I was a boy in Cannan daigua. Weeding the onions, hoe ing the potatoes and corn, doing chores, picking fruit, picking hops, grinding brick etc., for 5c an hour. I never did enough to impair my health, but, man, I still moan and groan .when I re call that dreadful experience. So, when I hear anyone speak of the happiness of being at work I realize at once that the guy is going to try to make a touch or else he is not all there. If work gives people so much happiness how come everybody who does work looks eagerly forward to the week-end, annual vacation or retirement? If work makes one happy why is Blue Monday? For a good many years I have ground out a piece week-days, Sundays and holidays, 365. days in the year, year after year, with never a miss, even though some days here and some days there the stuff may not be printed. I am happy in the job. I get a lot of chuckles and many belly laughs out of it, and I get paid for it just as though it were work. But it isn't work. I haven' done an honest day's work since I was compelled to sell Topsy the Beautiful Sorrel. Hi, Micky, I asked my boss, my real boss, isn't this so? She read the last paragraph and shook her head. Not entirely, she opined. On many of these beau tiful spring days whenyou are pounding away at it and sixty or eighty of your cronies are gam bling on the green, it looks like work. And sometimes when you see what some newspaper has done to your contribution, and you stamp around gritting your teeth and your son-in-law's (Lalla Rookh's husband is a den tist), you ain't chuckling! Aside from that ... All right All right. But let me tell you in earnest, what the Oregon man reports makes me happy. Of course even I, don't know my advice was instrumen 4al in curing his rheumatiz. Coin cidence remember? But' anyway I'm sure my advice did no harm, and so I urge every poor soul with rheumatiz to send me a stamped, self-addressed envelope and ask for the pamphlet, Cal cium and, rheumatic. skin with iodine twice a week? Paint wart only with standard corn and callus remedy once daily for a week thirty grains of salicylic acid dis solved in one-half fluid-ounce of flex ible collodion? These and other meth ods of treatment for warts, white spots, "liver" spots, moth patches, warts, birthmarks, moles, etc.. are de scribed in Little Lesson No. 20. COS METIC BLEMISHES, for which send 25c and stamped, self-addressed en velope. Eczema - My eczema, which had persisted de spite much medical treatment for six or eight years, cleared up as though by magic in a few weeks after I re ceived your pamphlets on allergy and eczema. There must be thousands . . . (Mrs. F. E. A.) Answer Thank you. Ma'am. On written, signed request any reader who provides stamped, self-addressed envelope may have either pamphlet; for both, inclose ten cents in addition. (Protected 1955 by John F. Dille Co.) Catania, Sicily (U.R) Eu rope's loftiest volcano, Mt. Etna, erupted Thursday with a roar, showering volcanic ash over a wide area and striking fear into thousands of the area. Dismissal Recommended On Suit Against Union San Francisco flJ.PJ Howard Myers, trial examiner for the National Labor Relations Board, has recommended dismissal of a complaint against the CIO In ternational Woodworkers of America after his hearing at Reedsport, Ore. Myers' report and recommen dation were filed with the NLRB which will make the final deter mination. The charge against the union was made originally by Henry J. Firchau Jr., an em ployee of the Long Bell Bridge Mill at Reedsport who was dis charged, allegedly for violating union rules. Control Resumed by Argentine Cardinal Buenos Aires, Argentina - fU.pj Santiago Luis Cardinal Copello has resumed control of the Roman Catholic hierarchy in Argentina oh the heels of a government shakeup that could mean an early end to the bitter church-state controversy. The 75-year-old archbishop of Buenos Aires and primate of Argentina had been unable to carry on his full duties recently because of illness. The Right Rev. Manuel Tota, who an aux iliary bishop of Buenos Aires, was acting head of the church, was deported by the government June 15. Tato and the Right Rev. Ra- CROSSWORD PUZZLE A" V.st.rd.SrVpUr.a arm Washington (U.R) Sen. Allen J. Ellender (D-La.) reports he is preparing a bill designed to stamp out "manipulation" of wheat prices by speculators who also own or control grain-warehouses. QUESTION; ft ANSWERS We Beat the Medicine Man I was just about to write to an Indian friend to get something from the tribal medicine man, when your treatment came along our four-year-old's wart has already disappeared and mine are reduced to half size . . . (B. M. C.) Answer Dee-lighted it's the first time I have beaten the Medicine Man to it. What was the treatment? Touch each wart with castor oU daily? Paint wart and half inch of surrounding S . We know a ealy sneaky way to even things up when the price of hair cuts goes up twenty per cent. Everybody get together and grow twenty percent bigger heads. n HEY. Does your, TV maka yau tquintf For a good sharp picture, Call at for Expert TV Service. Or, trade in that eld small-screen set rj a big, bright new ana. Wa have them with price tag so low you'll have to squint to read them! 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