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Patty Rose
KMED Presents
Elmer Peterson
Fulton Lewis Jr.
Hemingway News
Here's The Answer
Sam Hayes
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Bill Stern
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:30 Strange
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Regional News Sgt. Preston of Yukon
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Dan'l. Boone; Col. Coon Bill Brundige Sports
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One Man's Family
People are Funny
People are Funny
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30 Portland-Hollywood
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Allen Roth
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Treasury Agent
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Enchanted Hour
John Steele
John Steele
I Ask You
I Ask You
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Men Behind Melody
Richfield Reporter
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,00 World News Rndup
O 4S.15 Yawn Patrol
w 6:30 Yawn Patrol
6:45 Yawn Patrol
KMED Korral
KMED Korral
KMED Presents
First News
Wakeup Ranch
Wakeup Ranch
Wakeup Ranch
Wakeup Ranch
7:00 Frank Goss. Johnnie Lee Wills
7:15 Martin Agronsky Weather & Local Beat
7-30 Tom MacLeod SportsNews Commentary
7-45 Harrv Babbitt Weather & 7:50 News
8:00 Breakfast Club
Hemingway News
Breakfast Gang
Breakfast Gang
Best Buys
8:15 Breakfast Club
i 8:30 Breakfast Club
U 8:45 Breakfast Club
World News Roundup Cliff Ingle News
KMED Kashbox & Visit Green, News'
McBride & Dr. Peale Bible Institute
Quiz & Swap & Sell Bible Institute
9:00 Ted Malone
9:15 Chet Huntley
9:30 Relay Quiz
9:45 Cote Glee CluD
Friendship Circle
Friendship Circle
Strike It Rich
Strike It Rich
Town Topics
Capitol Commentary
Jack's Private Line
Jack's Private Line
To :00 Whispering Streets
(J0:15 Howard Miller Show
141:30 Nora Drake
lfl.45 Trading Post
Phrase that Pays
Mid-Morning News
Right To Happiness
Stella Dallas
Newspaper of the Air
Telo-Test
Rir.go-Bingo
Ringo-Bingo
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15 Our Gal Sunday"
30 Record Rack
45 Record Rack
Ladies First
Ladies First
Fibber & Molly
Pauline 5"rederick
Story Time
Story Time
Queen for a Day"
Queen For a Day
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:45 weather; spin ac win
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Lunchtime Features
Mystery & Kashbox
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Western Roundup Time
Western Roundup Time
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1 :45 Arthur Godfrey
Woman In My House
Lorenzo Jones
Wonderful City
Wonderful City
Game of the Day
Game of the Day
Game of the Day
Game of the Day
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2:15 Arthur Godfrey
2:30 Strictly for the Ladies
g.45 Arthur Godfrey'
Pepper Young
Widder Brown
Turn Back Clock
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Game of the Day
Game of the Day
Game of the Day
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Claude Rains
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Patty Rose
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Elmer Peterson
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Here's The Answer
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One Man's Family
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Truth or Consequences Family Theatre
Fibber & Molly
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Fulton Lewis Jr.
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Jack's Private Line
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Organaires
Night Serenade
Night Serenade
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KWIN Karavan
KWIN Karavan
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6 :30 Disneyland
7:30 Medical History
7:35 Hollywood Album
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3 :50 Devotions
4 00 Feminine Fancies
4 -30 Val Rogue Camera
5)0 Uncle Bill Show
5:30 Industry on Parade
5 :45 Hollywood Album
6:00 Front Row Center
7. CO Hovaiong Caisidy
7:30 Our Heritage '
8:00 Man Behind The Badge
8:30 Good Host
9:00 Watch Your County Grow
9:15 General Sportstime
9-3 Science Fiction
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1 0 05 The Big Fight
1 1 :05 News
(11:10 Sign Off
The Windham County hotel
and jail at Newfane, Vt., serves
meals to cpaying guests at one
end of the century-old building
and to prisoners at the other.
Food for both classes of custom
ers is prepared in the same
kitchen. -
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Being Introduced to the Public
Wednesday Night
JACK'S DRIVE-UP
911 North Riverside
tFOKMULATDjk
Contains medically proved inqredi-
ents, checks craving for tobacco. Dis
solve lozenge in mouth when desire for
tobacco occurs. Safe, non-habit form
ing, pleasant tasting.
Central Rexall Drug
Main and Central
Personal Health Service
By WILLIAM BRAD I, M.D.
Readers should address Inquiries to:
Dr. William Brady
263 El Camino, Beverly Hills, Calif.
Soap and Microbes
Away back, about the time
Topsy - the - Beautiful - Sorrel's
great grandmother, cavorting in
the meadow, caught the eye of
Topsy's great grandsire, the doc
tors resorted to heroic measures
in desperate cases, such as the ap
plication of iodoform power or
ointment or a packing of iodo
form gauze.
Iodoform was as impressive to
the laity of that era as a "shot"
of this month's antibiotic is to
some custmers today. More so,
for not only the patient and next
of kin, but the entire population
of the district knew that heroic
measures were being used.
Just as I opened by office in
Penn Yan there is too, and I
can prove it a jar of iodo
form, to let everybody know
there was a new doctor in town
some scientific killjoy published
a report of his study of the an
tiseptic or germicidal efficiency
of numerous agents then in use.
The tests showed that iodoform
was not only of questionable an
tiseptic value but disease gerrns
would readily grow in it! So, if
I uncorked my jar then well, it
became a total loss.
In the twenties and thirties
some physicians and nurses were
fond of using a proprietary pre
paration of crude carbolic acid
mixed, equal parts, with liquid
soap. This had all the properties
of crude carbolic, including the
poisonous. Because of its "germ
icidal" odor and the tint it gave
the water in which it was dis
solved, many old age fogies were
persuaded to consider it a good
all-around antiseptic and germi
cidal agent for personal or house
hold use.
I can assert without fear of
contradiction that there is no
evidence whatever to warrant
the use of any such poison in
personal or domestic hygiene.
Indeed, there is no evidence
that anything more than washing
with plain soap and water is
necessary to disinfect or make
perfectly safe the floors, walls,
furniture or bedding of a room
lately occupied by a person with
contagious, infectious or other
disease.
Only archaic institutions still
practice "fumigation" of rooms
or premises after scarlet fever,
smallpox, diptheria, meningitis.
Whether for disinfecting uten
sile, personal objects, equipment,
furniture, clothing, bedding, toys
that have been used by one with
a- communicable disease; or for
first aid disinfection of wounds;
or for keeping mouth and gums
and teeth clean; or for dressing
old infected wounds, burns or ul
cers; all I want is a cake of plain
white soap and plenty of boiled
water.
QUESTIONS & ANSWERS
Bare Legs
Your opinion on the wearing of long
stockings by children in the winter
time . . . (Mrs. C. D. R.)
Answer So far as health is con
cerned I'd let a child wear or leave off
whatever the child prefers, that is,
if the child is not actually an idiot. In
the case of a young infant or an idiot,
who doesn't know whether he is com
fortable, feel of the feet. If the feet
are warm the child is comfortable, no
matter whether stockings are worn or
not.
Appendix
Question raised as to the specific
function of the appendiix ... (V. P.)
Answer It has no function, in man.
Tetany and Growing Pains
Sister's son aged 6. cried many
nights with what seemed to be "grow
ing pains." Her doctor could suggest
nothing just let the boy outgrow it.
She found an item in your coulmn.
sent for wour bookelt THE CALCIUM
SHORTAGE, began feeding the boy
his daily calcium and vitamin D ra
tion, and he has never complained
of any pain since then. His health
seems more rugged in every way . . .
(Mrs. H. H.)
Answer So-called "growing pains"
as well as leg cramps of mature
adults nights are often due to cal-
A Crater Lake ranger is
still scratching his head
over the inquiry from an
eastern lady about buying
an inexpensive ape.
This is understandable
because the place is load
ed with cheap monks.
WALT'S
TV & Radio Service
Oldest Shop in So. Oregon
409 E. Main Phone 2-2269
Day or Night Service $050
(Medford and vicinity)
Night Calls and Sundays
No Calls Frl Eve. or all day Sat.
HEAR
WAYNE MORSE
speak
Tonite KYJC
6:45 to 7:00
"Conflicts of Interest
in Government"
Orange Julius
Is Good For
EVERYONE!
ORANGE JULIUS is not only the
taste-sensation of the nation, but
the drink styled to fit the health
requirements of everyone . . .
ORANGE JULIUS is non-carbonated,
which means it's safe and
healthful for children, too . . . The
whole family will love the delicious,
wholesome flavor of ORANGE
JULIUS . . . Available in 10 and 20
cent sizes, and in handy, take
home pint, quarts, and 'x gallon
cartons.
"A Devilish
Good Drink"
ORANGE
4th & Riverside
Medford
LOST TIME
Muscatine, la. (U.R) Albert
Hoeksema took his wife's new
wrist watch to the field one day
in April 1920 so he could quit
plowing early and get a prompt
start on an evening buggy ride
to Muscatine. He lost the 17
jewel timepiece when it fell
from his pocket into a furrow.
In April 1955, Ed Wedekind
found the watch while working
in the same field. The hands
and crystal were gone, but Mrs.
Hoeksema's initials engraved on
it were still plain.
cium deficiency. Send 25 cents and
stamped self-addressed envelope for
booklet on Calcium.
Dead line Sunday Classified Is at
noon Saturday. 10 a.m. Monday for
Monday: other days 5:30 previous day.
Ce7o Indian Woman
Hit by Car, Killed
The Dalles (U.R) Mrs. Daisy
Colfax, a Celilo Indian woman,
was fatally injured near Rufus,
Ore., Sunday night as she left her
parked car and crossed Highway
30 in front of a car driven by a
Carlie Daniels of New Mexico.
Mrs. Colfax died at a The
Dalles hospital. Daniels was not
cited.
DELAYED MAIL
Ashley, 111. U.R) The widow
of the late Rev. H. A. Hoover
recently received a letter ad
dressed to her husband 33 years
ago. The letter postmarked April
22, 1922, was found when the
post office floor was repaired.
CROSSWORD PUZZLE
Answer to Yesterday' Puxzlt
ACROSS
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5 Sick
12 Hail!
13 Weird
14 Born
15 Swimming
17 Alit
19 Trials
21 Exclamation
22 Genus of
maples
24 Pose for
portrait
26 Insects
29 Danger
31 Scold
33 Obstruct
34 Sun god
15 Organ of
hearing
27 Equality
39 Note ot ccal
40 Doctrine
42 Cheer
44 Part of Jacket
46 Shakespearian
king
48 Precious stone
60 Pronoun
61 Place
63 Royal
55 Group of people
58 Apportions
61 Native metal
62 Aristocratic
64 rPedai digit
65 Armed conflict
66 Wipe out
67 Nahoor sheep
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2 Girl's name
3 More moist
4 Writing
implement
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hearing
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10 Confederate
general
11 Conducted
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18 PenPoint
20 Transgression
22 Month
23 Stop
25 Knock
27 Dined
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expression
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32 Female
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38 Having
branches
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47 Portuguese
money of
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49 Repasts
62 Pitch
64 Merriment
65 At present
66 Macaw
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59 Measure of
weight
60 Ocean
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Ceremonies Dedicate Restored Ft. Clafsop
Astoria, Ore. U.R) Oregon
dedicated a restored Fort Clatsop
Sunday, with the help of
members of the Celillo and Wy
um Indian tribes.
Crowds gathered early for the
initial event in the week-long
observance of the sequicehten
nial anniversary of the arrival
of Lewis and Clark to the Pacific
Northwest.
Twenty-seven Explorer Scouts
and their leaders arrived at the
Fort in four canoes similar to
those used by the first white
men to arrive in the Pacific
Northwest from the interior.
At Seaside today, Sen. Richard
L. Neuberger addressed a crowd
at a dedication of the salt cairn
used by the explorers 150 years
ago.
Neuberger said the prevailing
opinion in America always had
been hopeful. He said that sen
timent motivated Lewis and
Clark when they moved into un
known country.
, Portland (U.R) E. C. Sam
mons, president of the U. S. Na
tional bank here, said several
hundred Portland business, in
dustrial and educational leaders
would be invited to attend the
National Resources conference
to be conducted here this fall
by the Industrial College of the
Armed Forces.
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At 1230 on the Dial
Because of
VARIETY IN PROGRAMMING
COUNTY AGENT
COKE TIME
TED MALONE
RELAY QUIZ
TRADING POST
COFFEE TIME
WHISPERING STREETS
HOWARD MILLER SHOW
Romance HELEN TRENT
OUR GAL SUNDAY
NORA DRAKE
SPIN AND WIN
GUNSMOKE
GARDEN GATE
GANG BUSTERS
ARTHUR GODFREY
AMOS AND ANDY
BIG JON & SPARKIE
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GOOGLE THAT LEETLE
VARMINT ROD'RICK
CRAVES TO SLEEP IN MY
BEDSTID- I TOLD HIM
"NO" AN' IF HE DIDN'T
like iTerri!
I DON'T BLAME
VA, SNUFFY !!
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IS WORTH A
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