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Newspaper Page TextTEW MEDPURO fORECOK) MAIL TRIBUKE Sunday. July 10, 1955 RADIO PROGRAMS -SUNDAY 1 Pre rasas list) fcslsw mtm iered htm 1mm radio ststleew aad Hm MaM Tribal assaaaea raaaaaaiaility eacaat tm ufca such rtaasaa a ara aalia4 KYJC 1238 kc sUEP H to KWPi 1488 Re 7:00 ABC Concert Hall MONITOR All Nihf 7:13 ABC Concert tc Newt MONITOR 7 :30 ABC Concert Hall MONITOR m 7:45 ABC Concert Hall MONITOR 8:00 Old Fash. Reviv. Meet. Tempi Baptist Puck The Comic Weekly 8:15 Old rash. Reviv. Meet. Temple Baptist Puck The Comic Weakly g;30 Lizht Ac Life Hour Church of Christ ' Christians Hour 8:45 Light at Life Hour Morning News Christopher's Story 0:00 Salt Lake City Choir Gospel Hour) Radio Bible Class 815 Salt Lake City Choir Gospel Hour' Radio Bible Class 8-30 Sacred Heart Program Christophers Voice of Prophecy 8:45 Hour of St. Francis Mid-Morning News Voice of Prophecy 10 00 Chev. News; Col. Choir Presbyterian Service , Newspaper of the Air J015 Neirro College Choir Presbyterian Service Christian Science Heala loio Wld. Music Festivals MONITOR Frank and Ernest 10:45 Wld. Music Festivals MONITOR Songs of Devotion 1100 Wld Music Festivals MONITOR Sunday Melodies i i isW H.MUHC FeYuvals" MONITOR Sunday Melodies 113otlwiusicFestlla MONITOR Sunday Melodies ItZwiri Music Festivals" MONITOR Sunday Melodies i2no Wool worth Hour MONITOR Noon News 12 15 Wolworth Hour" MONITOR BiU Cunningham 1 J ioZwoS worth Hour MONITOR Music for Sunday lZ,ZQ?ZU. MONITOR Music for Sunday "l 00 Old Fash. Reviv. Hour MONITOR GuyLombardo ivZFaTh. Reviv. Hour MONITOR GuyLombardo 130Old Fait Rv. Hour MONITOR Nick Carter; 1 IXZXm f Reviv. Hour MONITOR Nick Carter 2 00 Voice of Prophesy MONITOR ' Kin Jin Tin a invoice of Prophesy MONITOR Hn Tin Tin 2 30und y sVrenaae MONITOR The Masquerade tiXZS"" N-nran" MONITOR The Masqueraderl 3 00 Juke Box Jury MONITOR 5""" fi0"!0!! a isZjSK Box Jury MONITOR ' Public Prosecutor liiCjuke Box Jury" MONITOR Bob Considiae . S3"K g JurV" MONITOR Sports Time "4 00 Our Miss Brooks" MONITOR Gospel Call 4 15 OMiS Brooks" MONITOR Gospel Call 'f tsOSNewfroom" MONITOR SSSSvWeHaa 4-45 CBS Newsroom" MONITOR Proudly We HaU "s 00 Kraft Music Hall MONITOR Reviewing Stand iZv 2 M,.7ir THall MONITOR ' Reviewing Stand SiotlKlaftMuScHal MONITOR .utherasa Hour; 55 Kft Music Hall MONITOR Lutheran Hour; " 0O Gene Au try" MONITOR Forbes Report 2:VtlS,,. Aiifrv MONITOR Success Story lnZSSSwnisSr MONITOR Freedom Story StZwhlSerrNewa MONITOR John T. Flynn "a oo Sundav Melodiea Minister's Roundtabl Evening Serenade 8lWa1!lHarvey'? Minister's Roundtabl. Evening Serenade l aGinr Crosby Show" Light Concert Time; S U te oi the Nagon 8 45 Gary Crosby Show Light Concert Time SUte of the Nation "9:00 Music With Mantovani Eternal Light; gnn Hardy New. ; 9:15 Music With Mantovani Eternal Light Jtier gggraggg: gflggS BndCth?gonCuraln 10:00 Music to Remember Richfield Reporter loShaS oa?S 10:15 Music to Remember 0anairea BGramyogram 10:30 Revival Time' Catholic Hour News - Sign oil 10:45 Revival Time Catholic Hour , . il:00 Sign Off Newa tt Sign Off ABC "CBS NBC MBS ' RADIO PROGRAMS -MON DAY Walleup.. "7-oo County Agent 5 Johnny Lee Willis- Hemingway News iSEoS-3" jrs-r ssa- 7 iHarrV Babbitt Weather 730 Nwa Best Buys ""a nnTorn MacLeod-Sports World News Roundup Cliff Inaie News tirttastClub KMED Kashbox A Visit Bob Green New 2:i2St..wi rtiih McBride Dr. Peale Bible Institute SiggS&tgub QuSwASell Bible Institute o nn Ted Melon Friendship Circle Town Topics IBGarred ' Friend-hip Circle . Capitol Commentary SioHRtuyCtr Strike It Rich Voice of Del yeranc gjgZy'.Tnuh Strike It Rich Voice of DeUveranc. 10-00 Whispering Streets Phrase That Paya Newspaper of 111 Air 10 -lkPerry Mason Mid-Morning Newa Telo-Test 10 NorVEWke1, Right To Happiness Ringo-Binge ?g:"n Stella Dallas Ringo-Bingo 1 1 vr-i-r. Trent Ladies First Keeping Company iiaSSrcJsuSday Ladies First m$& itiaoZRmrd Rack Fibber & Molly Queen for a Day jHtlggffi Rack Pauline Frederick Queen for a Day n--nnj Paul Harvey Lunchtime News tc WX Noontime News ?!3s?RoSSe VlRiportera Lunchtime Markets Western Roundup Tim ? ifclnHaves Lunchtime Features Western Roundup Time "jtSthS? spin A- Win Mystery KMED Kashbox Western Roundup Time "too SmnwTi. Woman In My House Game of the Day iwlom A Win Lorenzo Jones Game of The Day; rioZArtourGodfrey Wonderful City Game of The Day; Hirrlff r-SSfSv" Wonderful City Game of The Day -OO Arthur Godfrey"" PegPer Young Game of The Day a-iw Arthur Godfrey Widder Brown Game of The Day i:3oZtrictly orthe i Ladies Turn Back Clock Game of The Day tSlirtfiodftey" Turn Back Clock Game of The Day "a oo Bulletin Board News at What a Doing Western Roundup Time ?-Ti?SlSS5iSli Claude Raina Western Roundup Tim liotoceruSS Current A Choice . Behind th Story 3:4ScertoS Current A Choice Telo-Test "Von chas CoTlingwood Current A Choice Hemingway Newa 4stlclub l230 Current A Choice Here'a th Answer t3fjllciubl230 KMED Presents Sam Hayes - aigZySnkGosa Elmer Peterson Fulton Lewis Jr. s!oo The Ferris Reel" 7 -aonalNewa-" . BUI stern 3SUrExtra - Sgt Preston s'-aoZAnioe &Andy Lone Ranger Bob Green.News - -.. 5 45aSS AASdy-.Newa" Dan l Boone Bill Brundige Sports " 00 Mr Keen" KMED Sports Daily Gabriel Heatter S i-Mr Keen- Edwarda" Washington Report Local News 8 laoLce "Thomas" News at Chance VirgaPinkley '.?Z5iWttr Previews Second Chance Sam Hayes . "l oo Snorts Roundup Morgan. Beatty Top Secret Files 7 iitenwiee Ernie One Man s Family Top Secret Files r30GodfreyTalent Scouts'All Star Parade Reporters Koundup 7:45 Godfrey Talent ScouU!! Star Parade Reporter'a Roundup "a 00 CBS Newscast" Telephone Hour Dixieland Express Sm5cBS Orchestra Telephone Hour Dixieland Express S'ao Voice of Firestone Jane Pickens Pop The Question 85 Voice f Firestone Jane Pickens Pop The Question "8:00 Burgie Music Box Fibber Molly News 9 15 Burgie Music Box Joseph C Ha rech Fulton Lewis Jr. 8 30 Music to Remember Henry J. Taylor" Broadway Cop; B -45 Music to Remember Capsule Concerts Broadway Cop 10:00 Music to Remember Richfield Reporter KWIN Karayan " 10:15 Music to Remember Organaires KWlNKaravan 10:30 Music to Remember Night Serenade KWIN Karavan 10 45 Music to Remember Night Serenade - KWIN Karavan ii:00-SinOfi NNtclut-nSignOff . Nightwatchroan - Nightwatchman & News Sign Off ' ABC. CBS- NBC .- : ' - - MBS .- - ' KBOY 73 KC (All programs at sarae time dally, uxless atkersrla tadicatsd) AM. 530 Sign on. Music throughout day except for following program: 10-10:15 KBOY Bargains; 11-13 (Sundsy only) First Baptist service - P.M. 12-12:15 KBOY ranch: 12:15-12 JO (Sunday only) KBOY ranch: 7:45 Sign off. - ' SUNDAY 2 KM) The Christophers 2:30 American Forum 3:00 Jackson Cty. Public Health 3:30 This Is The Life 4:00 So. Oreg. Roundtabl 4:30 Sunday Matinee 9:30 Hollywood Album 8:00 Private Secretary 8:30 People Are Funny - 7:00 Toast of the Town 8:00 G. E. Theater 8:30 It s A Great Lite 8:00 Cameo Theater J." 8:30 Weekly News In Review 9:45 Music Box Review 10:00 Life With Father 10:30 News 10:35 Sign Off TV Program-KEES (Channel 5) MONDAY 3 :50 Devotions 4:00 Feminine Fancies . 4 JO Vsl Rogu Camera 5:C0 Uncle Bill Show " 5:30 Western Theater 8:30 TBA 7:00 Topper" 7:30 Modes in Maple at Fashion 7:45 Ames Bros. : 8:00 Those Whiting Girls 830 Ethel at Albert 8:00 Badge 714 930 Secret File USA 10:00 Weather 10:05 Best Theater 11:05 News . 11:10 Sign Off Defective Firm Tells Of Year's Operations Western Detective (Medford Merchant Police) has made a re port covering the year July 1. 1954 to July 1, 1955. It checked an a vera so of 86 business buildings six times a night, seven nights per week. They entered and checked out 26 buildings four times a night throughout the year. Two hundred seventy-two windows, 81 doors, 16 safes, and 2 vaults were found open. Twenty-one night lights were found off, and two fires discovered. There were 52 armed escorts to banks. No break-ins or robberies oc curred in any of the buildings checked. The firm is managed by J. H. Tizekker, 2116 East Main st. Cnd line Sunday Classified la at poon Satu.May: 1 a m. Monday for llciiday; other dan t ia previous day. TO MODERNIZE MIDWAY Washington (U.PJ The Navy announces that the aircraft car rier Midway will enter the Brem erton "Navy yards Sept. 1 for modernization and installation of a canted deck. DON? UT ARTKSITK BSUrXATK PAEf RUIN youx urn Tarn's tm Bead to safer roe CAN gst least QUICKLY with AMAH-EX, Hast pala will sabetda . . . YOU. aad Tear lond aes asa njeis Hks thoassads who ax. Bow relieved. ! si i eWio. vfeMsss rf sdatiea. Issrtss aad aiaialgla are aiamreria ear "eva der tabM" aad thanking hssvea for the EURZ XXLTXF AR-PAN-XX Wags. Aea- Tai sorry I didn't try AX-FAN-XZ tas sea. Jast talnk of the ageaiss yf? 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P6-78-90va 1 Ceoperativt.31 By 2 Sidsstea 3 Tern ion , 4 Con 5 8 , 8 Crseted 7Cw 8 AetivitlSS 9 Move 10 Briskly 11 Push 12 Save 13 Nsglscted J4 Your 17 0pm ions 18 You'll 19 There 20 Popularity 21 And 22 23 24 Den t 25 Teke 26 Profit 27 May 28 It 29 Mod .30 6 32 Hex 33 And 34 A 35 Be 36 And 37 Moves 38 Core 39 Your 40 Spook 61 Lrie 62 Aggrssuvery OJ Mlonty 64 Interrupt 65 And 66 Attends 67 Frankly 68 Chance 69 To 70 Today I ICOSHO I I NOV 23 I 41 Considerable 7 1 Your 42 Emphasuod 72 Obligations 43 That 44 Don't 45 Realist 46 Matters 47 Some 48 Good 49 Your 50 Luck 51 Risk 52 Of . 53 And 54 Lock 55 Mind 56 Affairs 57 Unfmshsd 58 Expect . 59 Bxamcss 60 0 DEC 22 118-32 169-75-79-81 DC 21 JAN 20 5-6iT M3-56 HJ )Gori Ad-ewe Q)t?eu 73 Shcw 74 Your 75 76 Efforts 77 Lsodsrship 78 To 79 Your 80 Post 81 Tolsnts 82 Mkjsnce 83 84 Basic 85 From 86 Experiences 1540-83-89 87 Others 88 Sscurity 89 Today 90 People leutnl sen 2 OCT 23 iAOmAtJUt NOV 23 48-61 JAN 21 KB I 19.27.3W7.ari FEB 20 MAA2I 215-22-: 144-5143 Personal Health Service By WILLIAM BRADX, BU. Readers should address Inquiries to: Dr. William Brady 263 El Camino, Beverly Hills, Calif. Ym. lndcad! Bat tUs wffl NOT act . . . wifl DOU8T ear HONEST W0KD& We say BXUsTYX to AaVPAN-EZ aad wo alaesisly tsB oa AWAIt-nwffloTdeklyietie-ai "a lar IfONXY BACK! CENTRAL DRUG STOBS Main ft Central MANY MATURE ADULTS HAVE TETANY In a preceding piece about tetany I disparaged the recog nized medical authorities in my characteristic fashion and ad vanced my own opinion (it is not a question of nerve or cheek but of honesty) that the disease, if we should call it a disease, is a manifestation of nutritional de ficiency here we go again, fel lows and the prevention, relief or cure of the trouble in infant, growing child or mature adult, is simply an optimal daily ration of calcium and vitamin D. And please remember, knuckleheads, an optimal daily ration of cal cium and vitamin D is not medicine. NOW I don't minrl vvnlaintns' how I arrived at this opinion. First I carried on an extensive course of research and stuHv far. tually it was just study, but supping in the word "research" makes it more impressive, don't you think?) of the medical liter ature and found that the medical authorities mnstlv nffer nn iri of their own but just pass along wnat other authorities have quoted from their predecessors. Next I pondered what the psy- sioloeista resrarrl n tha nnmnal functions of calcium, one of which being that it is necessary to regulate excitability . of nerves; another being that vita min D is assential for adequate calcium absorption to occur. ( wngnt's Applied Physiology; Bicknell & Prescott'a Vitamin in Medicine.) Finally I was impelled by all I learned about it to conclude that the leg pains of persons of mature or advanced age especial ly painful nocturnal cramps, signify tetany. The correctness of this conclusion has been con firmed by the testimony of hun dreds of reader vuhn have fal lowed the advice 1 give in the pamphlet Adult Tetany, for which send 25c and stamnerl self-addressed envelope. Please asK tor it in writing and sign WALT'S TV & Radio Service Oldest 8hop to So Oreron 409 E. Main Phon 2-2269 Day or Night Service SO 50 (Medford and vicinity) O Night Calls and Sundays N Call Frl tre. or all da Sat. your request if you expect a reply. QUESTIONS ft ANSWERS Hernia Cured Our gratitude to you for ' recom mending Dr who treated my husband for hernia, my daughter and myself for hemorrhoids, all success fully, painlessly and without inter ruption in our ordinary activities . . . (Mrs. R.D.C.) Answer Thank you. Any reader may have a copy of the pamphlet "Hernia" on written request if he in closes stamped, self-addressed enve lope. Or the pamphlet "It Is Stupid to Suffer from Piles." If you ask for both inclose ten cents in addition. Adopting a Baby Please advise my husband and me on adopting a baby. We don't know where to apply . . . IR.L.A.) . ! Answer Best advice I can give you is, consult your physician or any reputable physician in your com munity. Milquetoast the Pediatrician 6"fc uiu uuee luie ciuiurcn up since the prenatal days on "Preparing maternity ana j.ne Draay isaDy Book." In our home no one imagines there is any connection between wet f jtilliti ..I ...I. J - ""' 'ft . . Mia Mi llLltllb IIUII ICQ, BUU den change and the respiratory in- ickuuub,. x usca our peaiamcian We were astonished to learn that Davey Crockett ' endorsed a breakfast food just before he turned in his suit at the Alamo. ' Watch for his statement, "There just ain't no other mush that measures up to this here mush for extra energy and vitality." , New State Purchasing Agent Appointed Salem (U.R) State Finance Director Harry Dorman has ap pointed Ermal R. Owens as state purchasing agent to succeed the late Roy Remington. about it. and he agreed an that is a lot of hooey. But he said he can't tell mothers so, for they would drop him and take their children to a pediatrician who believes drafts and the like cause respiratory disease ... (Mrs. M. S.) Answer I am ashamed to admit the pediatrician may be right about that. Ashamed for the medical pro fession. Any reader expecting or hop ing to have a baby? If so. send 25 cents and stamped, self-addressed en velope for booklet PREPARING FOR MATERNITY. Any reader caring for a baby? If so send 25 cents and stamped, self-addressed envelope and THE BRADY BABY BOOK. (Protected 1955 by John F. Dili Co.) U.S. Bank Reports Deposit, Loan Growth The United States National Bank, Medford branch, reported deposits and loans totalling $22, 062,427 and $8,933,872.18 re spectively for the 12 month period ending June 30. This com pares with 1954 figures of $17, 095,658 deposits and $7,685,523 loans. The bank statewide marked up a 15 per cent increase in de posits over last year, reporting $739,959,356. Total resources were listed as $802,745,310 com pared with $694,976,970 in 1954. Dead line Sunday Classified is at noon Saturday; 1 a. m. Monday for Monday: outer days s:ao previous day. CROSSWORD PUZZLE Answer to Yesterday PusH ACROSS 1 Long, loose - garment Cuts off short 11 Originate 11 Chief of Visigoths 14 Japanese measure 15 Day of th weelc IT A stat (abbr.) IS Likely JO Poem by Homer SI Title of respect 22 Entreaty 24 Sink in middle 25 TJnasplrated 28 Dines 2S Excavating 89 Strike 22 Grain (pL) 11 Gap 15 British streetcar ST Cooling devices 38 Tear i 40 Greenland settlement ' 42 Unit of work 43 Showy flower 45 Before 46 Paid notice 47 Consecrates . 48 Symbol for , tantalum B0 Indian tents 62 Made into leather 54 Spurious 85 Aches DOWN 1 Quarrel (colloq.) J Three-base hit AISIPI 1MW ITIEIgl IC1QIB PgR StJFLg ODE DUO.rSCET MSB EORglTrRTT EE L Y If RACPESffPOSl a s h 1 nTJh N E i ELiIgClISCgNsI HE I RXMOfnANgg kl Ely E R ZWo r o a Te o e 5F " N I RTf a i red! nt ElpfEi IliaIsItIsI litoK I X 5 V- S 6 7 8 10 !?" "" "" ""-.1" 11: . " 54 ii: 3 "" TT " T"" t " 7 3 Faroe Islands whirlwind 4 Latvian cola . E Sewing " 8 Clothed 7 Beam 8 Conjunction 9 Fluting 10 Frighten 12 Slippery fish pl) 15 Lively danca 16 Country of Asia - 19 Plaguing 21 Felt through a sense 23 Book of mapa 25 Liquid measure 2T Occupied chair 29 Burmese demon ' 31 Pocketbook 33 Solidify - 34 Poses for portrait 35 Weasel-like animal 37 Accomplish-. . ments 39 Nuisance 41 Chiefs 43 Toward the - sheltered Sid 44 Harvest 47 Article of furniture 48 Nahoor sheea 513.1416 53 Symbol for ' nickel Portiander Enters Plea Of Innocent To Kidnap Portland (U.R) Jesse W. Moore, 63, Portland, has pleaded innocent to a charge of attempted kidnap for ransom. Moore, who was arraigned be fore Multnomah County Circuit Judge James R. Bain, was ac cused of attempting to kidnap one of the twin sons of Mrs. Lillian Weinstein last month. SHE GOT RHYTHM Quincy, Mass. U.R) Mrs. Sylvia Barry, entertaining a church group here, described herself as a "real gone" drum mer. Then she demonstrated with jazz and swing on a snare drum. She's 76. . Monroe, Web. W.B A new and somewhat nniiraa swlnseai : establishment was started here ; recently. Virgil Cuddef ord ' opened a blacksmith shop in the rear of a garage. Enjoy haoHh, rast, eortoct 001 fsOjjpHomy ; amidst ptoosan wwum. tnimishard Steeping and He Cabins, with off niodvm fcKilrtics. HOY MINERAL aad MU BAYMS CARBON DIOXIDE VAPOR BATHS Mam. Hlah mmd Law Blaed -Your Heaim is our sushibh For Rsiervllens end ssfeiwellsa Addr tockhem Mrneral Saeisa, . lia Or. Herman VMexler, Director wiiroprucllG narsssKfji 0UVER 60LDCMrnf ACHltVEO FAWE IN S BCftMCHES OF mei?wuR&- The Deserted Villast, Poem St Shop6hConjun;: The VfefoF w n m& v CMCS68 i PUTOUTTHt in b bmz. mw ... . hNPfROOWJAj ? 1 -1Mim a l& 106M CUMWpTbTrieiW OPMT.RUBIDOW FOR 36 YEARS fa Rita a . r wftrriY - Btoep'&Griifi W ASNE3 I H ,; I VVIUL NOT DESCRIBE WHAT IT WILL. DO TO H LETTER g. ; W1 - . ''lllllnK VfJU- Hi tT MgtyLV MFKITIOM THAT TM' CTBAIM 1 RD TMC . GOTTA BLAST NOU A -aB-JZ!iaCT C JUST UNtXASMIN' IT WILL SEND FLEEGLEJT JS tTTYf I WirA-SHoIDE?f-DOUBLE J rnrf AV ut tti a gAMA-ropii ika rrc TZZ S liyil J . WHAMMV, MAMMV.i W I if ,V SIX MONTHS. READY? rZ2 y tVl 1 i ' OJif BUZ SAWYBc BUZ SAWYEX QM?rJl n 1-1 .He...g,..u.TA-j r.rwnnartcA l'llimwrilllV H ftl't W Ta?" 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