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SIX MCDrORD (ORZCOIf) MAIL TRIBUNE Sunday, July 3, 19S5 RADIO PROGRAMS-SUNDAY baiaw arc racarva (mm tfca n4m tratfoM sad Mm B MMtMMbility MMf ( Ma MKh dUtlgM a f WIM TribtuM KVJC 1ZJ v KMED 14 a. -.tPI MM 7 00 ABC Concert Hall - MONITOR AU Night 7:15 ABC Concert & Newa MONITOR 7:30 ABC Concert Hall MONITOR 7:45 ABC Concert Hall' MONITOR ; ; 8:0001(1 Fash. Reviv. Meet. Temple Baptist Puck The Comic Wekly 8:15 Old Fash. Reviv. Meet. Temple Baptist Puck The Comic Weekly 8 30 Light It 1M e Hour Church of Christ Christians Hour 8 45 Light St Life Hour Morning News Christopher s Story " 00 Salt Lake City Choir Gospel Hour Radio Bible Class - ;i5-Salttake City Choir Gospel Hour : Radio Bible Class 9:30 Sacred Heart Program Christophers Voice ol J""" 9 45 Hour of St. Francis Mid-Morning News Voice of Prophecy .. in on Chev News: Col. Choir Presbyterian Service Newspaper of the All 10 leRro CoHeKe Choir Presbyterian Service ChrUtian Science Heaat 1030Wld Music Festivals MONITOR Frank and Ernest iSjiCZwiS: Music Festivals MONITOR Senas of DevoUon 11 no W Id Music Festivals MONITOR Sunday Melodies liZw H. Mu?ic Festivals MONITOR . Sunday Melodie. lrSOwidSicFesVivali MONITOR , Sunday Melodies " Mr Festivals MONITOR ' Sunday Melodies 12 00 Wool worth Hour MONITOR Noon News 12 15 wSSlworth Hour MONITOR Bill Cunningham 12 3oZwm worth Hour MONITOR Irtusic for Sunday ?? gZS!Sg"hHour MONITOR Music for Sunday 100 OldFash Reviv. Hour MONITOR .. Guy Lombardo 1 lsloid Fas RivVHour MONITOR Guy Lombardo riSZiS s-ih Reviv Hour MONITOR Nick Carter i lZtm!! Flh! Reviv. Hour MONITOR Nick Carter -'a oo-Voice of Prophesy MONITOR; gin Tin Tin 2-15 Voice of Prophesy MONITOR - Kin Tin Tin 335-Juke Box Jury" MONITOR Bob Considine laSJue iox Jury MONITOR Sports Tun. 4 00 Our Miss Brooks' MONITOR P Call IjgZwSSSS'' MONITOR Proudly We Hail 5 00 Kraft Music Hall" MONITOR Reviewing Stand flWKraftfcclCSl MONITOR Reyiewjng Stand iioKraft Music HaS MONITOR Lutheran Hour iaXZK""MucHaU MONITOR Lutheran Hour a..w MONITOR Forbes Report tltnSAuSy MONITOR Success Story SiotZrheWhistier MONITOR Freedom Story SwSffi&New. MONITOR Joh" T- TBTiwSff: SfflSS: pJsSshow t&zXSSSZ gsssss: a WSS- 'SlaufllaJver- SS8S SSSKm S. gjSSlSbllnow:: Sg SS State of the Nation Voo-MusicWithMantov.nl Eternal Light gTtoe 9:15 Music With Mantovani Eternal Light scorner gg-S-g -aaSSSS Bdroncurtain 10:00-Music to Remember Richfield Reporter f'gfS gm' .10:15 Music to Remember Orjanaires New-lin off 10:30 Revival Time Catholic Hour News aignou 10:45 Revival Time Catholic Hour 11:00 Sign Off News & Sign Off .ABC "CBS 'NBC MBS - RADIO PROGRAMS-MONDAY ?0wi,dBndup" .. S iZylwn Patrol . KMED Present. . Wakeup Ranch 'itlSwplggl First New. Wakeup Ranch ligrShhitt Weather & 730 New. Best Buy. - a on Tom MacLeod-Sporta World News Roundup Cliff InRle News S BrWastClub5 KMED Kashbox It Visit Bob Green Newt a iSZlreakfaltClub McBride' Dr. Peale' Bible Institute . tgffijffgub Quiz & Swap &SeU Bible Institute: YStSSsfSS-. iiSSSfSgS McSrnentary. 8:15 Bob Garrea iSSS It Rich Voice of Deliverance iotNor7 ke Right To HappineM Ringo-Bingo Stella Dallas Ringo-Bingo "g-SSSa S!g jVSSU' Sueen for a Day' in'Zna t.,i Harvev " Lunchtime News fc WX Noontime News ilioeeVaTRlporter. Lunch time Mar kets Western Roundup Time it SZsaS ?HayeV Lunchtime Feature. Western Roundup Time ti-!gZwthS? Sptefc Win Mystery KMED KashboxWestern Roundup Time ..nn oni- g, van Woman In My House Game of the Day iwimS & Win Lorenzo Jones Game of The Day' -I ngTiBrd New. western Roundup Tim lSZSSSSSS What. Doing ?tT,.R0,Sd,.Ti,n' aioocertime Current Choica Behmd the Story Current & Choice Telo-Test "a "no Chas.Collingwood Current & Choice Hemingway Ns 15-Ch1bl230 Current Choice Here s the Answ liSZiIih 1235 - KMED Present. Sam Hayes i:?gZ"nWs FJmgr Peterson Fulton Lewis Jr -5 00 The Ferris Reel" RegionalNew If. P."'. IfcASofKd,. LonlReV' IcbGrnNews gtAnor-New' tSneSSger Bill iBruneSportt " no Mr Keen" KMED Sport. Daily Gabriel Heatter S iSZMr Keen- Edwards Washington Report Local News leUwnls" New. Chance Virgil Pinkley S ZptatS Preview. Second Chance Sam Haves- 7 no Sport Roundup" Morgan Beatty Top Secret Files . TitSmneseVSnie One Man . Family Top Secret Files' 7 30Cfr1yalent Scouts''AU Star Parade Reporter . Roundup 4;gZrlSfr;? Talent Scouf'All SUr Parade Reporter-. Roundup nn ras Newscaat'V Telephone Hour Dixieland Express :??Z?rI Orchestra" Telephone Hour Dixieland Expresa S;3o3v?teeFSestone JanePicken. , Pop The Question S3gZv"S" Firestone - Jane Pickens ; Pop The Question 'o nnBurtrte Music Box . Fibber Molly News . 1 ?5ZlSreiS Music Boi Joseph C. Harsch Fulton Lewis 3t. 9 30 Music Tto Remember Henry J. Taylor Broadway Cop 2 io Remember Capsule Concerts Broadway Cop 10 00 Music to Remember Richfield Reporter KWINKaravan, in-iMuiic to Remember i Organaire. KWIN Karavan 10 3otlMutirto RSSmber Night Serenade KWIN Karavan 1045 Music to Remember Niaht Serenade KWINKaravan ' "11 nn SieiiOff News & NinhtwatchmanSign Off 11.00 aignw Nightwatchman Nightwatchman " fc Nightwatchman 8c News Sign Off ABC "CBS - 'NBC 'MBS ' - - . KBOY 738 KC Personal Health Service By WILLIAM BRADY, M.D. Readers should address inquiries to: Dr. William Brady 263 El Camino, Beverly Hills, Calif. PLAIN WHEAT BEST SOURCE VITAMIN B-COMPLEX Most North Americans, parti cularly children and youths, get most of their calories from sugar and flour. The refined sugar and white flour nowadays supply less than one-tenth of the vitamin B-complex that the brown sugar and or molasses and the whole wheat flour from which people prior to 1840 got most of their calories. No amount of manipulation of the facts or Troops Move Food In Belgian Strike Antwerp, Belgium (U.R) The government moved troops into Antwerp's strike - bound dock area Friday to unload perishable foods under the protection of heavily-armed police. ) ' Army trucks quietly hauled the first 200 military longshore men into the harbor before dawn. There was no previous announce ment and the government appar ently hoped to avert bloody clashes such as those of 1948 when troops intervened in a dock strike. The .wildcat walkout by some 14,000 stevedores brought pa ralysis to one of northern Eu rope's biggest ports. More than 170 ships were idled while 30 others were diverted to other Bel gian and Dutch and German ports. Another 20 ships weighed anchor and left. doctoring of refined white flour can compensate for this fault in the everyday diet. But, shucks, you poor souls with rheumatiz, "neuritis," that tired feeling etc., are not concerned about such trifles as long as you have plenty of aspirin, barbiturates and other sense-deadening drugs and your trick specialists and "clinic" racketeers assure you that all the vitamins you need are put back in the flour that comes labelled "enriched." Plain wheat is of course not the only source of vitamin B complex but it is the richest, cheapest and most available source, and should therefore be a staple in the everyday diet of the American family. The great drawback is that if you under- Peron Swears In Cabinet Members Buenos Aires. Argentina (U.R) President Juan D. Peron swore in four new cabinet min isters Friday, givinz the nation's top police post to one of Argen tina s most militant Peronists. Oscar E. Albrieu. 40-vear-old member of the Chamber of Depu ties, was named by Peron to succeed Angel G. Borlenghi as minister of interior -id justice.. The appointment made thelyoung lawyer-politician one of Argen tina's most powerful government officials. . The nortfolio eave Alhripn con trol of the federal police, the frontier gendarmerie, the mari time prefecture and the coast guard, and the nation's judiciary. (Ail aroeraras at saa-e time daily, unless etherwlsa indicated) AM 530 Sign on Music throughout day except for following programs: 10-1013 KBOY Bargains: 11-13 (Sunday only) First Baptist service. -pS.--12-iaa9 KBOY ranch; 13:15-12 M (Sunday only) JCBOY ranch: T:4S Sign off. ' ; - . - - ' '" - " -' " SUNDAY 2:00 The Christophers ' 2 :30 American Forum 3:00 Jackson Cty. Public Health 3:30 This Is The Life 4:00 So. Oreg. Roundtable 4:30 Sunday Matinee 5:30 Hollywood Album 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 Cameo Theater 930 Weekly News In Review 9:45 Music Box Review ' 1 0 :00 Life With Father 10:30 New. 10:35 Sign Off TV Programt-KBES (Crunrvel 5) MON0AX 3:50 .Devotion. 4:00 Feminine Fancies 4:30 Val Rogue Camera . 50 Uncle Bill Show 330 Western Theater 6:30 TBA 7:00 Topper ' 730 Modes in Maple St Fashion 7:45 Ames Bros. 8:00 Those Whiting Girl. 8:30 Ethel & Albert 9:00 Badge 714 9:30 Secret File USA 10:00 Weather 10:05 Best Theater 11:05 New. . . 11:10 Sign OH FUNDS APPROVED Washington (U.R) The Hous ing and Home Finance Agency has approved a $15,000 advance to the Oregon State Board of Education to prepare preliminary plans for the first unit, of a $1, 500,000 physics-chemistry build ing at Oregon State college. Seoul, Korea (U.R) A rain soaked roof of a home collapsed Thursday, killing three children in their sleep. The city had been deluged with rain the past week. (HEMORRHOIDS) . mtonmmatLtmemm nUTB WITHOUT MQfSfTM, 0 MATCH WUSO STOMACH AHt COU0N fKt tOOSUT ViteerC-l HONCS-teat CAtvmotOS u Naturopathic and Ouroorsbc Physician. MCuaS: 00 3 00 H. IMS' State Salk Program 97 Per Cent Complete Portland (UP.) The first phase of Oregon's anti-polio vac cination .program is 97 per cent complete, according to the State Board of Health. Dr. Gordon C. Edwards, pre ventive medicine specialist for the board, said 43,121 eligible Oregon children had received their first shots in the three-shot program. Dr. Edwards said second shots had been given to 9560 1st and 2nd grade children. The second phase of the program was only 22 per cent complete.. Booster shots, final step in the Salk vaccination program, had been given to about 1063 child ren. The booster shot was given by private physicians. The board -said Oregon has had 63 cases of polia reported so far. this year, compared with 46 a year ago. The heaviest inci dence is expected to occur in September and October. Adlai's Son Indicates Dad May fie Candidate Manila, P.I. (U.R) The young est son of former U.S. Democra tic presidential candidate Adlai Stevenson said here that it "looks hard for his father to avoid being a candidate again in 1956." l John F. Stevenson, 19-year-old Harvard University student, made this observation upon his arrival from Hong Kong for a five-day visit; He -is currently on a world educational tour. Dead line Sunday Classified is at noon Saturday; 10 a.m. Monday for Monday; other day. S30 previous day. take to keep a supply, on hand and grind your own from day to day, it doesn't come in red, white and blue packages with a prize in every package. . Americans, . both rich , and poor, ignorant and educated, generally swallow whatever ho kum the hucksters' invent. The customers are easily satisfied if they are assured an item is (a) easily digestible and (b) nourish ing. No other food is easier to digest or more nutritious than starch or sugar. A lot of readers have "Ben Told" they may get "deposits" of calcium in their joints, arter ies, kidneys, etc., if they take "too much"' calcium andor vi tamin D. I gather that no one has tald 'em how much "too much" would be. I'm sure, cock sure if you like, that no- , com I petent physician will say over his or her signature that the optimal daily ration of calcium and vitamin D I recommend is likely to cause any such hypo thetical ill effects. . The old timers who caution gullible cus tomers about "too much" cal cium and D have Jittle knowl edge of nutrition, else they would know that the ' optimal daiy ration of calcium and vi tamin D I recommend, particu larly for persons developing rheumatiz are no more than one would get in from a pint. to. a quart of milk and from one to two tablespoons of cod . liver oil daily. Indeed, the old-timers considered from tine to two ta blespoons of cod 'liver oil daily one of the best remedies for CROSSWORD PUZZLE Shooting fireworks On July 4th May make the Fifth Full of remorth libUJbaiiy ffim'-HET.''- Does your TV make you tquintr For a good sharp picture, Call us for Expert TV Service. Or, trade in that oM .malt-screen set on a big, bright new on. We have them with price tags so low you'll have to squint to read them! For TV Service Call MINKLER'S 2-9824 Nights and Sundays 3-3132 34394 tins, iiahiltoh wins kued kasii-box "it XT'-' - -o- t I V tJtd mm Min HamiHoii absenring as' Grsceteria Manager Melvin Hall pratanti her mother,' Mrs. Harry Hamilton of Fern Valley, bar $25.00 grocery -award and at she' receives the $224.00 cheek from KMED. Promotion Director Rata Jamison. The Kash-Box was im mediately restarted with $200.00. HERE IS THE NEW RIDDLE: THIS I DO ' THIS I DO NOT ALONE SERIOUS TONE , ME TO YOU , f ' WITHOUT TO-DO Hero Is Ycsr KEY to lha KMED Kash-Box Groceteria 8:15 a.m.-Western Thrift 12:50 p.m. GET YOUR SALES SUP AT ONE OF THESE STORES IMMEDIATELY AND ENTER TODAY THE FABULOUS KEED KASII-BOX Oil KMED-l440NBC ' "Th Voice and Choice of the) Rogue Vacarion Land" ACROSS 1 Mlf hty - ( Lade out 9 Havinc less color 10 Bury 12 Roman Srocurator ef udea IS Seesaw IS Divlnr bird IS Encounter It Chines pagoda 11 Possessive pronoun 10 Troubles 11 Clan 2 DFntal Surgeon (abbr.) 11 Clayey carta 4 Brief . 25 Transgressions 2S Measure of weight (pL) 27 Stitched 29 Time gone by 20 Symbol for , ralcium 22 Man's nam 33 Tins 24 Container 35 Sesam 36 Chore . 37 Expel 38 Baker's product 40 King of bird, (pl.) 42 Hauled - 43 Vexes ' 44 Marries , 45 Walk PIRIOI PIAISIT E i MOW OUR OILED V A A G EDE M M U I acm ePo p sti5 f aIb! 5 A I JEMSjPEERgl A2URE MU RRE AMASSCC AgC RaFI DAT T ME 3JS A LEI T D E A LL E DN toq" at l asar URN IiaFn AGO iTlerRlslel rjAB " Wl ii t25 il. 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