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8:45 Frank Com"
6:00 New
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6:30 Story Hour
6:45 Sound 1230
News Heai
Hear Don Hanlln
Emphasis Hear
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"News' Road Show
Road Show
Weather-Newi'SporU
Oryille Anderson
News Monitor
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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
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New Releases
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News Nightbcat
Mahtbent
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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
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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
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Monitor
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"Monitor""
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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
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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
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Wenthcr-Monltor
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"News Monitor ""
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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
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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
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Grand Ole Opry
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News Monitor
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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.
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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
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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
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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
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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
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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
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Countdown-News
Stein Countdown
Countdown-News
Stein Countdown
Countdown-News
Stein Countdown
Countdown-News
Stein Countdown
Countdown-News
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Countdown-News
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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
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7:30 Newa
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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
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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
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The Medical
by
Tha Significant: of High
Blood Preiiur
Back around 1910, when 1
was making a statistical study
of blood pressures in some
15,000 univer
sity freshmen,
I came to a
c o n c 1 u sion
which al that
time few
p h y s 1 c i ans
could accept,
and that was
that in per
sons under
ur alvahkz the age of 40
a blood pressure of 140 systo
lic and 80 diastolic meant that,
later in life, the person would
have hypertension. Recently,
a report was made to the
American Public Health Asso
ciation by Edward A. Lew, a
statistician of the Metropoli
tan Life Insurance Co. He has
carried out an extensive study
of what happened to slightly
hypertensive persons over a
20-year period. 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.
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3 110 Oprn Hi-urine
3 31) Championship Bridga
4:l0 Paul Wlnchcll
4 30 Juhtltt. USA
5 00 TBA
ft 3(1 Seven League Boots
6 00 Small World
fl 30 20th Crnturv
7:00 Pony Expresa
7 30 Maverick
A 30 I.awmnn
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10 00 .lark llennv
10 30 Whal'a My Line
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Emarltua Coniultant In Alatttrtn
Mr.yn cur.le
Cmoritut Prntewur of Aledicina
alaro Cllnfta
pacitates a man. 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.
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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.
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