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If U. t- r -" cj J I Th Stcrtmacn, SoIto, Otoiu Wdnday, April 27,1 1943 t GIU1S AND BEAR IT By Lichty "I'dilikf to nuke dat for when the cixtt of livinc getm back to normal! WEPNESDAY'S BROADCASTS ! Pacific Standard Time Klloerelea: KSLM 139. KOCO M. KOIN t7. KGW t0. KEX 11M HOUK 5 KOIN t:lS :3 0:S 6i KSLM KOCO KOIN KEX! News of Amir I KOfN Klock Hodjf Pod( IHoditr Prxlg Early Bird lEjirly Bird Morning Nw rTimkccpcr KODI Klock Kneasa Nw New IClock Watch iTinie Tempos IKOIN Klock IFarm Time I'-arJy Bird March Tune I I New Old Sonet Almanac IKOTN Klock Tarm Tlrre Faein Newt Newa Krprt Reck ISam Hare Time Tempos y But In America, only way for secretary to ret oven with Kmr cruel capitalist booa Is to marry him ..." 7 (II W 1 Newa KOCO j Tex Hitter KOIN ' Uer Newa ICW ; Fred Waring KEX j Myrt & Marga Agronikv IBreakfait Gang Breakfast Gang; Top Trades News & Sports Top o Mormng'News I Art Baker Music IMunc Fred Waring llack Berch Tommy Dursey lasr Acea eke Manner! Your IHealth Written by ! Dr. Herman N. Bnnalmsen.l MJ). 8 KSI.M Barg Counter V Llndlahr lons Pioneers iQutz Club KOCO ; King Crusaderal King Crusaders'West M-i.ntes West Melodies KOIN Feature wi ITrand Slam Tosemary r KCiW! Tommv Dorse v Tomme Dorse v Tomm Doraov IKneass News KEX i i Breakfast Club IBreakfast Club IBreakfast Club Breakfast Club 9 KSLM : News Kate Smith KOf-O : Wildw"d ChurchlVocal V ties. KOINJ i W Warren nnt Jenny K(iWi Tropic Echoes lHometowners KEX ! ,: M Bedell Todays Stars Pastor's Call IWaltx Tim "Without Words Without Words f Trent Sunday Science Rlways Brighter Day Kav Kyer l'a- Kyser 10 KSI.M News IGospel Singers ILean Back Walts Serenade KOCO Coffee Cup N W Report Bapso Rhythm Rapso. Rhythm KOIN Rg Sister Perkins Or. 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In Hwd Talk Out Talk Out ' 2KXI.lt KOCO KOIN KCW KFXf 3KXII KOCO KoiN kc.vt KK 4KHL.M KOCO KOIN KW 5 KSI.M KOH KOIN KC.W The Srrrm IThe Storm 'Orchestra IVovelties Shelf R tot rts (Shelf Records I Shelf Records IShell Records Ktrkham News Tunrf'K Yours f Meet Mkvi 'Meet Misses Road of Life Lora La w ton Aunt Marr ll.ove aV I earn Surprise Pkg. Surprise Pkg. (Bride it Groom'3ride aV Groom Happv Gang IHappy Gang iSongs of Tim I News ' 12th St llo.ir ;zth Si flour 12tt, St Hour 1 12th St Hour I Arthur Godfrey! Arthur Godfrey I Arthur Godfrey' Arthur Godfrey Woman s Secret Life Beautiful 'Dardanelles H40 Five Travelers (Travelers I Art Unk letter lArt I.lnkletUr Fulton fwls MenyvAsigway (Pass Parade ICavallero i Women's Page ! WhlpV. S' out Spotltte Music Spotlit Muals Feature Little Show I "tub IS IF. R. Murrow Foster. 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This lymp- ! torn may come as the aftermath of a cold, but, on the other hand, it may also be due to such serious conditions as brain tumor, tuber culosis, syphilis or swelling of the aorta, the large artery coming from the heart. For this reason, it never pays to neglect hoarse ness. Whenever it lasts for mora than two weeks, it demands a careful study to learn its cause. Generally speaking, hoarseness usually cornea as a result of voice strain, inflammation, or infectious conditions. Pablie Speakers Voice strain is not limited to singers, public speakers, and teachers. It may occur in persons who are constantly with deaf Indi viduals and who must talk loudly to make the deaf hear them. Chil dren and adolescents suffering from hoarseness may have mis used their voices cheering their favorite team at some athletic event. Acute inflammation of the lar ynx or ' voice-box leading to hoarseness Is often accompanied by fever, rapid heart beat, and other signs of infection. It must be remembered that diphtheria is always a possible cause of hoarse ness and, when the hoarseness is due to an acute infection, ft is Im portant to make sure that diph theria is not present. In carrying out the examination to determine the cause of th hoarseness, the patient's history must be scrutinized and his habits, such as the use of tobacco and al cohol, taken Into consideration. His occupation may be a factor, particularly If he works In a dusty or smoky nlace or come in contact with industrial gases. Physical Examination The paltient shoti'd have a com plete physical examination, studies of the blood, and x-rays of the chest and nasal sinuses The necessary, a bit of the tissues of the larynx may be removed and examined under the microscope, particularly when there ate signs or tumor growths, because in this way the exact type of tumor car be diagnosed. An early diagnosis of cancer of the larynx ( Is thus ptihsible. j Treatment of hoarseness will de- pend entirely upon its cause. The important thing is to find the cause end eliminate it. I j In general, the patient's voice must be rested and any irritating factors eliminated, such as abuse of tobacco, alcohol, or Working in surroundings where there Is a great deal of dust or smoke.! The breathing In of steam may be beneficial. j f QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS J. D.: My children had their tonsils removed, still they catch colds What is the cause of this? Answer: Removal e the tonsils does not prevent colds. I A person who has repeated colds should have a careful examination by a physician in order to make sure that there la no abnormal condition in the nose, throat, or sinuses which might be causing the frequent cold. (Copyright, 1S4J. King featur, Inc., Hollywood On Parade . HOLLYWOOD So you1 want to win the jackpot? Wa!!: ioff with the washing machine, deep freeze, and the whole beef to put in itf Then don't ) -; ( Corner the master of ceremon ies and give him a hard-luck story ... Sit in the front fow with your legs crossed arid your eye winking like a tri"' - i Make smart remarks to the emcee during the pre-brrr j laryngoscope, an instrument made ' ' 0? iromisnow to -i.i i.u. -i u snow until your face becomes as familiar to emcees at their warm- up of a tube with aa light, should be used so that the doctor can look directly Into the larynx. If f Look and .Learn By A. C. Gerdetj 10 KSI.M Fulton Lewis KOCO Baseball KOIN Serenade KC.W Newt KF.X Concert Hour I Local News INews (Newsreel (News (Track 1490 Track 14S4 'You and World Orchestra lOrchestra lOrchestra (Orchestra lOrchestra : 'Concert Hour I Memo (Memos 11 KSLM Adventurer KOCO Track 1494 KOIN KW KKX Extra Hour Open Hous (Track 1490 Orchestra Track 1494 (Extra Hour Kxtra Hour I-annr Rosa I Track 1490 lExtra Hour KOAC SS k.s.WedsiesSsy 10:00 m. m. News: 10:lt Eapedally for Women: 1IM Oregon School of the Air: 11:11 Concert) Hall; 11 00 Nwa: 1:I5 Noon Farm ijlour; 1:00 Rid m Cowboy: 1:11 Variety Tim: 1 :0 This Day; 1:4a Melody Lane: X OO Especially for Wom en: S 3 Memory Book of Music; 1:4$ Otegoo; School of the Air; 100 News. 3:1 Mualc of the Masters. 4 00 Or egon Hail: 1. Which is the oldest known grain that is used throughout the world? 2. Which U the largest state capital city of the U. S ? - J. To what does the term "white coal" refer? 4. Which was the first foreign nation to recognize the United States as an independent republic? 5. What famous leader of the Israelites was found by whom in 4:45 Children's On Upbeat 9 0 Sports Club; 6 00 News 8 13 Dinner Melodies; 1.30 Headlines In beat; 9:10 Sports Club; 00 News; S 1J Dinner Melodies: : Headlines In Chemistry; S 4J Guest Star: 7:00 Far mer's Union: 7:19 Evening Farm Hour: 8 00 Radio Shorthand Contest: 8:30 Vet eran's News Review; 8:43 News; 9:00 Mxisir That Endures; 9:19 Evening MedltaUons. 10:00 Sign Off. Theatre; 9 flb the bulrushes of what river? ANSWERS 1. Rice. 2. Boston, Mass. 3. Waterpower. 4 Fiance, in 1778. S. Moiies was found by the Pharaoh's daughter in the bul rushes of the Nile The11 Do It Every TimcTrr-''--lC By JunmjJHado Hi.) i as ',,,,,, i ssmts "sww' ' " ' -yw f-r THIS V-OGNllr46? I rWE AH 8:30 J IT.' IM HOT W "THE Aft? I APPOINTMENT AT TUB I TAXI BUSlMeSStSET Jfk I m SrBEAUTy PAQLOR XU. BE ) 7 WOT PUT ytoOR jgd "T (Z rPms LATE IF WE OONT -rx! OUDSCA 111 T.BK WW w U K SJPSJ I I lUsT 1 1 1 4L. aV K.SW I T I I W . ""3 -JSSSSBX laMSSSI I SSJSJ YSHe OHLV TOOK GALLOWS WVlEAH- SJRB-AND "f STARTEQ ClUljyS-fe-J, OP" GAS-AND 3 QUARTS SO0r40O KlfXA V0EAK IHiSr Sl3iWj OF ERL- BUT ALL THK TVIZES I - BETTER. iA LOOK SOTTSkVL n AfRT "SJT, C coes, sJa rrruq sTwascanL tm. wmvf 9trint. saxSSSSSSJssxsWiMSSM-iMJM up gags. . On the other hand tyt "Jrou want the headman to pick you' was a contestant, laugh loudly and heartily at . his warm-up jokea. Not In a trick laugh, however, like a high-pitched horsey whinny or a shrill hiccup. The audience may laugh more at you i than at the emcee. And a smart-looking red hat will catch hie eye every time. These tips to aspiring contest ants are from Art Linkletter, who probably Is radio's smoothest, rnpst glib master of ceremcfesrATt Is big. blond, effusive, self -confident, and J. - He 'work : 30 hours a week on two aho-A 4 "House Party" five days week and Peo ple Are Funny" Tuesday1 nights and is paid $4,500. j Art sees a change fn radio con testants in the laet three years. Some who get prises are not sat isfied with them. j i A family was flown here to re ceive 1,800 worth of prizes. The visitors were out un at a hotel and taken to night clubs.i Art says the father cornereed ilm and whispered, "I'll bet you guya have a big surprise for us, something really big." Another family was given an assortment of prizes an nounced as worth $20,000. Their attorney notified ue that the value was only $18,500." Art says, "and they were going to sue us for the other $1,500. Our attorney Is talk ing to theirs." Emcees won't pick the week-after-week semi-professional con testants. "The last wofnan I'll pick is one who grabs my coat as I go up the aisle with the micro phone," Art says. He appreciates shapely less but is too busy dur- uTlng the show to notice them. lie didn t 4ick a man wim waved a sign reading, "111 do anything, or another who held tip a red glove on a long stick. They looked like Smart Alecks. A good emcee can tel a sharpie from m nice person at 40 feet. , Only ten per cent j. I. for eign com mere was carried M American ships at the Hose t the ltth century. ' : $54.00 I Makes It eeesieJe to Meteris year present la we awwtr UC Jay UNIT, fits U lawn snow on; writs far rUr. T. O. ttox 33$. tUleas. I SJIRNCT GOOGLI ' ' tf1-?-- -y "i ! ; p iii Ml : i M 'M