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KYJC 1230 kc r 4:00 Trafffe Jam 4:ltV Traffic Jam 4:30 Traffic Jam 4:4WTraHlc Jam ""8. -00 Thorn af-Sporta B:15 Sound 1230 60 Tom Harmon" 8:45 Frank Com" 6:00 New :15 Sound 1230 6:30 Story Hour 6:45 Sound 1230 News Heai Hear Don Hanlln Emphasis Hear Hear "News' Road Show Road Show Weather-Newi'SporU Oryille Anderson News Monitor Monitor Man On Tt-.a Co News of tht World 7:00 New, Amos-Andy 7:18 Amos "iVAndy" 7 AO Dble-Grif f Ith-Bi A 1 7:45 Bob & Ray" 8:00 World Tonight 8:15 Sound 1230 630 Sound 1230 8:45 Sound 1230 Cavalcade of Sports Cavalcade of Sports 'Cavalcade of Sport Cavalcade of Sports News Swlngshlft Swingshift SwlnRshfft Swingshilt News New Releases New Releases New Releases New Releases News Nightbcat Mahtbent Monitor Monitor 6:00 NeWB-Sound 1230 9:19 Sound 1230 6:30 Sound 1230 8:45 Sound 1230 lOrOORlchfielri Reporter 10:15 Sound 1230 10:30 Sound 1230 10:45 Sound 1230 11:00 Sign Off 11:15 11:30 News Nightbeat Nightbeat-Flnal News Sign Off RADIO PROGRAMS SATURDAY fi:30 6:45 Sign On-Wake Up Wake Up To Music 6:00 News 6:15 Sound 1230 6:30 Sound 1230 6:45Sound 1230 ""7:00 News Roundup 7:15 Man Arnd House ' 7:30 Sound 1230 7:45 Changing Times' 8:00 News 8:15 Frank Coss 8:30 Steve Lawrence 8:45 Steve Lawrence 6:00 News -Peti 0:15 Sound 1230 8 JO Sound 1230 9:45 Sound 1230 . Wake Up to Music Wake Up to Music Rural Report-Music First News " Wake Up To Music-" Weather New Vaiiev Ueeoer Wuathei Monitor Monitor Monitor Monitor "Monitor"" Monitor 10:00 News 10:15 Sound 1230 10 JO Sound 1230 10:45 Sound 1230 Farm and Home Farm and Home Manhattan Melodies Koffee Kiatch ""Monitor Monitor Monitor Monitor 11:00 Sound 1230 11:15 Sound 1230 11:30 Sound 1230 JM5 Dreamland Dance 12:00 Sound 1230 12:15 Music-Weather 1230 Sound 1230 1 2:4 5 Sound 1230 1:00 Sound1230 1:15 Sound 1230 1:30 Sound 1230 1:45 Sound 1230 al00 Sou nd'l 230 2:15 Sound 1230 2:30 Sound 1230 2:43 Sound 1230 TOO News 3:15 Dance Orchestra 3 JO Sound 1230 3:43 Sound 1230 Northwest News Monitor Wenthcr-Monltor Monitor "News Monitor "" Monitor Monitor Monitor" Monitor Monitor Monitor Monitor "News" Monitor Monitor Monitor Monitor 4:00 News 4:15 Sound 1230 4 JO Sound 1230 4 :45 Sound 1230 Too News 8:15 Sound 1230 SJ0 Sat.SpU. Special S:45 Frank Goss 6:00 MutloSoc. Security 6:15 Veterans Admin. ' 6 JO Sound 1230 ",6:43 Sound 1230-Spl 7:00 News"" - 7:15 Sound 1230 7 JO Sound 1230 7:45 Sound 1230 8 :00 World Ton i ah t , 8:15 Frank Gom7 8:30 Steve Lawrence 8:45 Steve Lawrence" 9:00 News Times 9:13 Changing Times 9:30 Sound 1230 9:45 Sound 1230 Monitor Monitor Monitor Monitor Monitor Monitor W ath Monitor Monitor Monitor Monitor Grand Ole Opry 'Grand Ole Opry News Monitor Monitor Monitor Monitor" News Monitor Monitor Monitor Monitor News Scout Dunce Scout Dance Scout Dance Scout Dance Dance Time Dance Time Dunce Time Dance Time News Sign Off 10:00 Sound 1230 10:15 Sound 1230 10:30 Changing Times 10:45 Sound 1230 11:00 Sign Off. "Ab(2" CB5" NBC KBOY AM rrldaTt 2:00 Sound of Stereo 6)0 Gospel Mission Report . 6:05 Vpers 6:10 Dinner Music 7:00 Sign Off ' Saturday: ' 6:00 Sinn on Weather .6:30 Holman with the News 7:00 Weather 7:30 News 8:00 Weather KBOY FM Friday: 2:00 Sound nf Stereo , 6-00 Gospel Mission 6:05 Vespers ' 6:10 Dinner Music . 8:00 Jazz Scene 9:00 Ron's Dance Requests ' 12:00 Sign Off Saturday: 6:00 Si (in -On. Phil Holman Hl-Ki Varieties ' 6:30 News 7:00 Weather KDOV rRIHAT 4:25 School Bell 4:45 Aviation Weather Report ' S:45 Weather Report ' 7.110 Sign Oil SATURDAY 6:00 Stan On 8:30 rami Report " 7:05 Weather Report S :30 Aviation Weather Report TELEVISION Tht following TV broadcast log h printed tree public servicu ft tht Mail Tribune's readers and TV viewers. Schtdult changes trt printed as provided by tht TV stations and tht Mail Tribunt canntt accept responsibility for errors or KBES-TV (Channel 5) FRIDAY S:0O llnrle Bill's Cartoons 5:30 Huckleberry Hound 6:00 TV Weatherman 6.05 News 6:15 Douglas Edwards 6 30 Calif urnlans 7 00 Cavalcade of Sports 7:50 Keattiru Kile . 8:00 Tombstone Territory 8 30 Hotel de Paree S.-00 Desllu Playhouse 10:00 Twilight Zone 10:30 Person to Person 11:00 News 11:03 "Broadway Melody" 12:30 Sign Olt SATURDAY 10.00 Industry on Parade 10:15 Kaster Seal 10:30 This Is The Life 11 :00 Adventures in Knowledge II ;30 Lone Ranger 12 110 Sky King 12:30 Saturday Newscast 1 :00 Command Performance 1 30 Americans at Work ,1:43 Video Scope 3:00 Jackson County Library - 3:30 Heckle A Jeckle 4:00 Mighty Mouse 4:30 Big Picture 8:00 Championship Bowling 6:00 Corral Swinistera 6:30 Jubilee. USA 7:00 Phil Silvers 7:30 Perry Mason . 6 JO Sea Hunt 00 Mr Lucky . t JO Have Gun Will Travel 10:00 Gunsmokt 10 JO Manhunt 11:00 News ji-03--NlnotcrikM 11:40 Sign Off SUNDAY 10:50 Cartoon j I o This is tfc Answer 11:30 In Our Cart 12:00 CBl Television 12:65 Harry ReasontrNtwt 1: oo Oral Roberts 1:30 Adventure In Medicine . 3:00 Visit With Your City Police 3:15 Dan Smoot 3:30 Pat Boone 3.00 Sports Spcctamlar 4 30 Face the Nation 6.00 Conquest KMED1440kc K WIN 1400 kc Clem Stein Sic in-News Clem Stein Stein-News "Clem Stein Stein-News Moods in Listening Ochi-News "jlrn Ochs Ochs-News Jim Ochs Ochs-News "Jim Orhs Ochs-News Jim Ochs Ochs-News "stein Countdown Countdown-News Stein Countdown Countduwn-Nuws "Stein Countdown Countdown-News Stein Countdown Countdown-New "stein Countdown Countdown-News Stein Countdown Countdown-News "Devotion-Sign Off " Sinn On. Paul Walker Walker-News Paul Walker Hank Weaver News "Hemingway News Walker-News Paul Walker Walker-News "Cliff Engle News Walker-News Jim Ochs Ochs-News "jim'Ochs Ochs-News Jim Ochs Ochs-News Jim Ochs TeloTest Jim Ochs Ochs-News Jim Ochs Ochs-News Paul Walker Walker-News "Paul Walker Comprehensive New Walker, Mkt. Report Walker-News Pnul Walker Walker-Newi Pun) Walker Wulker-News Paul Walker Wulker-News Clem Stein Stein-News ""Clem Stein Slcin-News Clem Stein Stein-News ""Clem Stein Stein-News Clem Sicin Stein-News it News Clem Stein Slein-News Moods In Listening Ochs-News Jim Ochs Odin-News Jim Ochs Ochs-News Jim Ochs Ochs-News Jim Ochs Ochs-News ""Stein Countdown Countdown-News Stein Countdown Countdown-News Stein Countdown Countdown-News Stein Countdown Countdown-News Stein Countdown Countdown-News Stein Countdown Countdown-News Dovotions-Slgn Off 730 kc 10:00 Bargain Roundup 11:30 Clemens-time 12:00 Ranch Time 12:13 Farm Market 12:20 Ranch Time 1 jo Rogue Valley Hit Parade 2 00 Sound of Stereo 6:00 Gospel Mission 6:05 Vespers 6:14) Dinner Mtmle fl 3t Bund Concert 7:00 Sign Off 95.3 mc 7:30 Newa a no Weather 10:00 nnrsaln Roundup 11:30 Clrmon's-Tlma 12:00 HI-FI Viirictlci 1 :30 Rnllie Vallr-v Hit Parade 2:00 Sound of Slereo 0:00 Cuspel Mlaalon Report finis Vrsper 6:10 Dinner Muair 0:30 lliind Concert 7:I)0Jar.z Scene 8 :00 to 12:00 HI-FI Dance Show 12:00 SlRn-Oft 1300 KC 9:25 Trader Horn 1 1 :55 PnriHls nf Prayer 12 oo Market Report 2:25 Trader Horn 3 00 Dixieland Jur.z 3:23 Mrctlng Notices 4:23 School Bell 4:45 Aviation Weather Report 5:45 Weather Report 7:00 Sin Off PROGRAMS amissions. 5 30 Seven league Boots 6 00 Small World 6.30 20lh Century 7.00 Pony Exprrss 7:30 Dvnnis the Menace 8 00 PlnvhnuKC 00 0 30 Alfred Hitchcock 10 00 Jack Hcnny 10 3(r Whsl s My Line 1 i-oo To Tell the Truth 1 1 :30 News 11:35 Sign Off KOTI-TV (Channel 2) min,v .V0U American Bancltitand A HO lIui'Muberry Huunt oi)o Now rVIO Wi-alhar 8:1.1 llouulat Edwardl 0 .1 HrM'ua 8 7:0O T11A 7 so Wait ni.nr-y Praiimta 8 .10 Man Kroin HlackhawK B.OU 77 Sumet Slnp 10 00 Twlllaht Zona 10 30 Thralre 1 00 Sian Olf SATLHIIAt 11 00 Advanturri In Knowladaa 11 .10 Luna Hrm.rr 12 oo l.tnu'li wnii Smiitv Salts 13 30 Nrni with Hob Trout 1 00 Command Performance 1 30 Canoona 3 30 TBA .1 3 Hr-ekla A Jnkla 4 00 Mifhtv Mouta 4 30 Hi Pkturr 5 w I'hHmpioiinhlp Rnuttnl 6 iKt Weekly New Houodup 6 1.1 lni1e Sporla 8 .10 TBA 1 oo Phil Silven 7 30 Perry Maaon a 30 .s. a Hum K oo Mr Lueky 30 Hava liun Will Trlvtl 10:00 (iunRmnka 10-30 Manhunt 11 :00 Newl 11 :05 Premier Theatra Kl'NDAY 12 00 John Hopklni Flit 11.30 Rlahop Pike 1 oo Oral Koberu 30 TBA a 00 Dateline Sialehouia 1. 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His conclusion is that a pressure of even 14080 in a seemingly healthy person under the age of 40 in dicates a 30 per cent higher-than-normal mortality risk. The study showed, also, what I learned long ago from abundant experience, and this is that women stand high blood pressure much better than men do. In many women past 50 it does not behave like a disease, and the woman is little likely to come to grief because of it. Factors that make the outlook worse for a person are over-weight, a family history of early death due to trouble with the arter ies In the brain or the heart or the kidneys, and the con stant presence of albumin in the urine. Today, people who are definitely under-weight represent the best mortality risks. Everyone should know that there are four grades of hypertension Grades 1 and are not very bad; Grade 3 is bad, and usually soon inca- Greyhound Official Returns from Meeting Fled Andrews, local Grey hound representative for dis trict 11, has returned from Portland where he attended a Greyhound agents and sales personnel "sales fair." Plans for spring and sum mer travel promotion were presented, nnd Greyhound of ficials predicted that the 1080 vacation and travel season will top all past years. I 30 Herald ot Truth 3 110 Oprn Hi-urine 3 31) Championship Bridga 4:l0 Paul Wlnchcll 4 30 Juhtltt. 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Grade 4 is what is called malignant hy pertension. One type is rapid ly fatal, while another type is sometimes compatible with a high degree of recovery. Dr. Alvarei' booklet on blood pressure may be ob tained by sending 25 cents and a large, stamped, self addressed envelope with your request to Dr. Walter C. Alvarez. Dept. MMT, The Register and Tribune I Syndicate, Box 957, Des Moines 4, Iowa. Measles and Distemper in Dogs Doctors have long suspected that the distemper of dogs is due to one of the viruses that attack man. Now that experts can say with much certainty that two viruses are identical, these hunches can be proved to be correct or incorrect. I recently read that Dr. J. W. Skaggs, of the Kentucky State Department of Health, has reported that the viruses of human measles and canine distemper are so closely re lated, that the injection into a dog of measles virus will produce a typical distemper. So far, the experts have not produced measles in a child by Injecting the virus of dis temper, but a vaccine made from a weakened distemper virus appears to protect chil dren from measles which is very hopeful news. Motor Vehicles Adding Computer Salem -(UPD- A new elec tronic computer for the Stale Department of Motor Vehicles next year will cut down at least $75,000 worth of paper work each year, the Depart ment of Finance and Admin istration announced Thursday. Paul Whipple, state data system coordinator, said that over a three-year period the machine probably will dis place between 50 and 100 employees. He emphasized that all of these workers will not lose their jobs but some will be shifted to other work. The machine, a Minneapolis-Honeywell "BOO" compu tor, will be rented by the state for $44,600 a month, in cluding auxiliary equipment, Whipple said. Cost of initial installation will be $375,000. The $75,000 net saving will be realized above the cost of installation and the rental charge, officials said. The computer will assist in handling the state's mush rooming motor vehicle and driver licensing business. EXPERT SERVICE Radio Phono. TV PURUCKER'S Phone SP 3-7538 CAPRICORN DEC 24 f JAt(! 20 vjX 4- 6-34-37rC-4 46-57 VL SILVER THEATRE KBES-TV-11.05 P.M. TONIGHT "Broadway Melody" JACK BENNY, ELEANOR POWELL n MAIL TRIBUNE, Medford, Or. u t Friday, April 1, 1940 Morse Wants UN As Site for Talks New Hochelle, N. Y.-4TD-Sen. Wayne Morse fD-Ore.) said Wednesday the forthcom ing summit conference would have more chance of success if held under the auspices of the United Nations. "The summit conference ap pears to be headed for a re petition of the 1955 top-level talks in Geneva, which began with much optimism and pub licity only to result in little achievement and, finally, dis illusionment," Morse said. The senator addressed the Westchester Women's Divi sion and Pekelis chapter of the American chapter nf the American Jewish Congress here. Portland -(UPD-Sen. John Kennedy (D-Mass.) will return to Oregon April 22-25 to con tinue his campaign for the Democratic presidential nomination. I , 1 WMW 1 GONE, JONES CARTED 00WN St,.. Inspected IJl (11 U I V 1 AWAY HIS SOLD 1-Shryb a I -D X S& dinmei? plate l:?:"4 two Vcfii-ili - I-VI -l77S- ' s-sa,. tyfks i uiiiMCriA2LeKLw I I THINK YOO'RE GCCP I 1 APRllN UH HOH... I Jm . niAiii-iii i svTijpurr v ruAaMC r s mm - m ar m i n i-u'--v 1 y I ... - i u y i MILK fC C-i, -r - i-VH C" olrVAOill i4e HA-'--w MX canon QU rg-rr SmT 'P-,-- jgL. I You Pickup 1 1 . . . I GREGORY PHONI I . . . , an try " W W Vl ROAD TA 6-9226 I icap, J '; 101 HAVE A A - NOW THAT YOU V...AHD THAT THY WMV PONY YOll RELAX V IF THESE ARE NO J IT S TIWE FOrS I 1 J IBP-EFFKIEWCY KNOW THE KEO HAVE MADE LIFE ANP SN.W THEII? 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