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KMID 1440 ke
KWIN 1400 kc
4inn Cha ColltnaTwood
(4; 13 Clu 1230
(4,3(1 Club 1230
Patty Rose
Patty Rose
KMED Presents
Elmer Peterson
Fulton iewts
Heminifway News
Here's the Answer
Sam Hayes
S 00 The Ferris Reel Regional News
15,' lfl- BUI Stem 3 Star Extra"
5 30 Amos & Andy Lcne Ranker
rS)4-Amoi & Andy. News NBC News
Bobby Benson
Bobby Benson
Bob Greene News
Bill Brundige Sports
-4.00-Music Box
-13 Godfrev & Edwards
6:3'Lowell Thomas
6:43 Platter Previews
Sports Daily
Concert on Potomac
News & Second Chance
Second Chance
Allstar Football
Albstar Football
Allstar Football
Allstar Football
7:0(i Sports & Term. Ernie
7: i3 Sports: Term. Ernie
1 ':. Strange
7:4 Saga'
8 iit Portland-San Francisco
8 : Portland-San Francisco
8 315 Portland-San Francisco
8 43 Portland-San Francisco
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Morgan Beatty News
One Man's Family
X Minus One
X Minus One
Allstar Football
Allstar Football
Allstar Football
Allstar Football
The Atom and Peace
The Atom and Peace
The Atom and Peace
The Atom and Peace
Allstar Football
Allstar Football
Evening Serenade
Evening Serenade
01 Portland-San Francisco
9:15 Portland-San Francisco
9:3') Portland-San Francisco
9:41 Portland-San Francisco
Fibber & Molly
J. C. Harsch
Perfect For Dancing
Perfect For Dancing
News
Fulton Lewis Jr.
Jack's Private Line
Jack's Private Line
10 (W Music to Remember
10:1 Music to Remember
10:30 Music to Remember
10 48l Burgie Music Box
Richfield Reporter
Organaires
Night Serenade
Night Serenade
Counterspy
Counterspy
City Editor
City Editor
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11:15
11:30
1 1 :45
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Nightwatchman
Nightwatchman
Nightwatchman & News
12:0
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6:01? Chev. Newscast"
I II Yawn Patrol
6 :0-Vawn Patrol
6 45 Yawn Patrol
KMED Korral
KMED Korral
KMED Presents
First News
Wakeup Ranch
Wakeup Ranch
Wakeup Rancrr
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7:1h Martin Agronsky
7:C-H Robert Q. Lewis
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Dick Spain Band
Weather & Local Beat
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815 Cowboy Troubador
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9:20 Music Box
9:45 Music Box
KaffeeKlatch
Gospel Program
Social Security
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Haven ot Rest
Haven of Rest
Friendship Circle
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. Richard Harkness
Sat. News Desk
Strictly Dixie
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Voice of Deliverence
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10 X'.O Gunsmoke
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10:?.o Join the Navy
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1 1 45 Garden Gate MONITOR
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1.4S Club 1230
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2:li-Club 1230
2 3 Club 1230
2:4fc-Club 1230
Cf 3:00 Chev. Newscast" -3:1-Club
1230
3 W Club 1230
af.: Club 1230
G-4 Oil CBS News
4 19 UN On the Record
4C-Club 1230
4:. Frank Goes"
o'sifh-Texaco Reporter
(3 5 3S-Vets. Adnv
5-3 Balances Best"
5:43 Balances Best
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Frank Hemingway
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Academy Band
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Stand By for Music
Your Social Security
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Grand Ole Opry
Grand Ole Opry
6:5 Two For Money
6:30- Mr. District Attorney
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r-gglrS Inn Orchetr."MONITOR
" oi Portland-San Francisco oiONITOR
import ami-San Francisco MONITOR
SPoSland-San Francisco MONITOR
8 :45pjrtlanrt-San Francisco MONITOR
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9-jS Portland-San Francisco MONITOR
TosO Muaic to Remember MONITOR
Hawaii Calls
Hawaii Calls
Bible Study Hour
Lombardo-Land U.S.A.
Pop Time
49ers - Steelers Ftball
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affTO Devotion
41 10 Feminine Fancies
fc0 Val Rogue Camera
"SSjo Aunt Polly's Birthday Party
(S:0 Wild Bill Hickok
(Sittb Sports Reel
'lO Hollywood Album
Cj)00 Pappy Coleman
7 1 5 Horace Heidt
(T, 45 Talent Time
00 Life of Riley
8 30 4-Star Playhous
9 oo Undercurrent
9 30 Luckv Sportstime
10:00 Weather
in 05 Best Theater
ll5 News
If: 10 Sign Off
SATURDAY
45 Pre-Game Diizy Dean Show
9 : 55 Pro-Baseball
50 Devotions
JO Mr. Wizard
3 30 A Word to the Wives
ft 45 Seaside Holiday
10 Faith For Today
4s 0 Western Theater
X:30 Soldier Parade
00 The Christophers
S;:iu Melody Wranglers .
Si 10 America's Greatest Bands
9 )0 Eddie Cantor
f JO Arthur Murray Party
jfriOO And Here's The Show
ij iO Break the Bank
1-SO Wrestling From Hollywood
10 no News
1)5 Sign Off
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T 00 This is The Life
130 Face the Nation
S-CO Jackson County Public Health
2 30 American Forum
;.;0o TV Tunes
, 30 World Golf Championship
30 So. Ore. Roundtable
, 00 You Are There
S0 Fashion Review
5 :45 Musical Magic
6 :00 Private Secretary
6,3.0 People Are Funny
730 Toast of the Town
8 '"SO G. E. Theater
8 30 It's A Great Ufa
9:00 Cameo Theater
9 30 Weekly News in Review
9 45 School Styles
l;i0V-Midget Movie
18:30 News
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FOR SALE or lease furn. 2 bdrm.
house. 1024 S. Peach st.
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with motor mount. Safe for children.
$20. Phone 2-8206,
WANTED to buv a gasoline storage
tank. Ph. 3-3367.
FRIENDLY MARKET
106 N. IVY ST. MEDFORD
Ground Beef 29c Bound.
U.S. No. 1 Potatoes 10 lbs. 39c
Delicious Corned Beef
Phone 2-5081
CONTROL worms in your chickens the
easy way. Use Chuck'N Tee in the
drinking water.
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Central Point NO 4-1261
$3,400 REAL ESTATE CONTRACT for
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MARINE MARVAIR. 220 W. Main
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Chiropractic Physician
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NATIONAL PRODUCTS CQRPAHT, ban, wOHrornio
Personal Health Service
By WILLIAM BRADY, M.D.
Readers should address inquiries to:
Or. William Brady
263 El Camino, Beverly Hills, Calif.
HOW DIAPHRAGM VORKS
Here's something to think
about if you ever think: The
three vital functions digestion,
circulation and breathing are
controlled and regulated by the
autonomic, automatic, sympa
thetic or inoluntary (not sub
ject to the will) part of the ner
vous system. All of these func
tions are most efficient when we
are asleep or unconscious. When
we are awake they are most ef
ficient when least interfered
with.
Every health suggestion I
make in these Little Lessons: No.
2, CVD, about heart and artery
troubles; No. 21, How to Breathe;
and No. 25, Constipation Habit,
(for any Little Lesson send 25c
and stamped, self-addressed en
velope) conforms with this phy
siological fact.
One who practices "deep
breathing" or "breath control" as
suggested by an instructor whose
knowledge of anatomy and phy
siology is deficient generally
gets as much help from it as he
would from hoisting himself'
with his own bootstraps. Some
"deep breathing" instructors
have weird conceptions of an
atomy and physiology of breath
ing. For instance, a noted train
er of athletes blatantly explain
ed in a magazine article that
"the diaphragm contracts to
drive air out of the chest."
Every schoolboy should know
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50 Used doors.
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1 plate glass sash 6 ft 4 x 3 ft 5. S25.
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2 used electric ranges.
1 used metal cabinet sink.
1 50 gallon propane tank with reg
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1 Mitre box and saw.
10 used motors.
Chico Air Conditioner.
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WHIRLPOOL automatic washer. Re
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WE FIX "EM while you sleep
Hawkins Nite Garage
616 S Central Ph. 3-1934
LIME your legumes now. between hay
cuttings Our delivery price includes
spreading services. Phone Gold Hill
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BUNDLES OF OLD NEWSPAPERS for
sale. 20c each Mail Tribune Office.
27 N Fir
Ground Barley 100 lbs. $3.00
Rolled Barley 70 lbs. $2.25
Ground Barley & oats 100 lbs. $3.15
Mineralized barley & oats 100 lbs.
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APPLICATION for Medford Mail
Tribune carriers Must be 12 yrs. old
and in Jr high school, resident of
Medford Apply in person at Mail
Tribune circulation department.
better would know better if
elementary education in Yank
eeland were not so restricted by
prudery.
The diaphragm works, con
tracts, functions when air is
drawn into the chest (inspira
tion, inhalation). The diaphragm
rests, relaxes when air leaves
the chest (expiration, exhala
tion). The diaghragm is a partition
between the upper body cavity
(chest, thorax) and the lower
body cavity (abdomen). It is
composed of muscle and fibrous
tissue. The muscle is a ring at
tached to the inside of the tip of
the breast bone, the lower ribs
and the spine just below the ribs.
The fibrous part is the central
tendon, thin but strong. The
diaphragm resembles a tarpau
lin covering a haystack. When
the tarpaulin contracts (or say
if it shrinks) it compresses what
ever it covers. This is the point
to remember namely, that
when the diaphragm works
(contracts) it presses down upon
the abdominal organs stom
ach, intestine, liver, gall-bladder,
spleen, pancreas, blood vessels,
lymph channels. At the same
time it tends to lower or release
pressure upon the organs in the
chest heart, lungs and blood
We have been asked if
it's all right to feed crepe
suzettes to a dog.
It sure as heck is if you
can afford it and don't
care if your dog- starts
talking French.
vessels. This tends to produce a
vacuum, into which air enters
(by "suction," as one might say).
The importance of this point
is not that contraction of the dia
phragm (shrinking or tightening
of the tarpaulin) permits air to
enter the chest (inspiration, in
halation, expansion of lungs) but
that it squeezes everything
down below, including the great
veins and the vast network of
small vessels of the splanchnic
pool, which is capable of holding
out of circulation, stagnant, near
ly a quarter of the entire vol
ume of the blood in the body.
If all this conruses you it will
clear up when you learn Little
Lesson 21. Meanwnile just re
member that every time you
draw breath provided you do
it naturally and not as the deep
breathing cultists teach you not
only massage your spleen, gall
bladder et cetera but put in op
eration a booster pump to im
prove your circulation.
Tomorrow, if I'm here tomor
row, I'll (let the physiologists)
describe how the booster pump
works.
QUESTIONS & ANSWERS
Something to Tame Ticks
This is the first time in four years
we have ever had ticks on James Is
land, S. C. Ticks and red bugs . . .
(Mrs. R. G.)
Answer Ticks, chiggers. red bugs,
wood lice all same thing. Send 25c
and stamped, self-addressed envelope,
for Little Lesson- No. 13. UNBIDDEN
GUESTS. It deals with inosquitos,
moths, spiders, ants, flies, fleas, bed-
CROSSWORD PUZZLE Answer t3 Y"tei,da"'- Pu"'
ACROSS
1 Man's
nickname
4 Go by water
8 Moccasin
11 Room in harem
12 Spouse
13 Falsifier
15 Entrance
17 Beam
19 Negative
20 Obtain
21 Witty saying
22 Hindu cymbals
23 Toward the
sheltered side
25 Ship channel
26 Mound
27 Fondle
28 Possesses
29 River Island
10 Man's .
nickname
31 Ties
33 Proceed
35 Dampen
36 Period of time
17 Mournful
S8 Cook slowly
40 Exist :
41 Destiny
42 Chicken
43 Race of lettucs
44 Dance step
45 Babylonian
deity
46 Swiss river
47 Conjunction
50 Delineate
52 Sailors
(colloq.)
54 Guido's
high note
55 Sodium
chloride
56 Handle
67 Transgression
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1 Parent
(colloq.)
2 Fuss
3 Object
4 Strike
(colloq.)
5 Be ill
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trade
9 Three-toed
sloth
10 Waterway
14 Baker's
product
16 Golf mound
18 Near
21 Experts
22 Small bird
23 Simian
24 Conducted
25 Aeriform fluid
26 Pronoun
28 Headgear
29 Collection of
facts
31 Indefinite
number
32 Before
33 Gun (slang)
34 Poem
35 Benign tumor
37 Bands worn
around waist
38 Lean-to
39 Rips
40 Chief artery
41 Obese
43 Symbol for
calcium
44 City in Italy
46 Shoemaker's
tool
47 Bitter vetch
48 Man's name
49 Hurried
51 Cooled lava
63 Indefinite
article
bugs, lice, centipedes, black widows,
chiggers. pimvorms. round worms,
tapeworms, ringworms. Meanwhile
use powdered sulfur freely in shoes
and stockings, and bathe area of skin
with diluted ammonia water.
Of All The Dumb Habits
Just want to say thank you. Your
constipation booklet solved my life
long problem. I am now free of the
"dumb habit." Best of all, after six
years of barren marriage I became
pregnant a few months after I quit
taking physic. May the good Lord
bless you . . . (Mrs. J. R )
Answer Thank you. Ma'am and I
pray yours will be a happy maternity.
Victims of the dumb habit may learn
something for the good of their health
from LitUe Lesson 25, THE CONSTI-
POISON OAK?
Try a Bottle of ZEMACOL
You must be satisfied" or your money
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day at WESTERN THRIFT.
PATIOK HABIT AKD COLOW HY
GIENE, for which send 25c and stamp
ed, self - addressed envelope. Pros
pective parents (not just prospective
mothers) may learn something about
happiness from Little Lesson No. 4.
PREPARING FOR MATERNITY, for
which send 25c and stamped, self
addressed envelope.
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