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RADIO PROGRAMS--SUNDAY PrfUMi IJitosJ fctlow ar rtwivts) frsrw ht r1l itsrlsM tut lh Mjit Tribyu awMmw fWfmlhlli nwt f nus. such hinM rt tupplitd "7:00 Bsnd Box Htvus ' ' ' TriS Band Box Rsvua T 30 Bandbox Ittvut 1 45 Bind box Rtvut Family Tim Family Tims 00 Old Faihlontd RsvivsJ Trsssurt Chsst om ssn. Htvivai- Mornins Sertnsds 8:30 Old Faih. Rtvivtl- Church of Chriit I 45 Old Fash. RavtvaJ For Youni Scientists sVQQ Prssch tht Word I 15 At Tht Bl 0:30 Sunday Scrtnada 9:45 Sunday Strcnad Tha GodI Hour Tha Coiptl Hour March of Dimes u f . news " tttws Do You Ramcmbtf Wtnit of Htalini Wingi of Healing 10.00 Niwi' America United 10:15 Romanes of Hwyt America United 10:30 Mid-Morning Malodlea Chicago Roundtabls' wiq.Mornini miwiw mica go Round table U.N.Story Freedom Story Sunday Veapert Sunday Vespers 11:00 Chureb Services 11:15 Church Services 11:30 Church Services li is cnurcn aeryices 12.00 Frsnk & Ernest 11:18 News 13:30-The Baptist Hour z:43 Tne capuat Hour NBC Theatre ' NBC Theatre NBC Theatre NBC Theatre "One Man's-FamUy"" One Man's Family Quia Kids Quia Kids News Showers of Blessing Walts Time Waltz Time ""Baptist Church '" Baptist Church Baptist cnurcn Baptist Church 1 :00 Blue Barron Presents ' " News 1:15 Meet the Band What's Doln't 1:30 Voice of Prophecy American Forum 1:45 Voice of Prophecy American Forum J:00 Meet Tha Band 3:15 Meet the Band 2 30 Greatest Story ' j 43 Greatest Story Tfewa Paul Weaton Paul Weaton Sports Review Assembly of God Assembly of God Sunday Serenade Carmen Cava Hero Richard Diamond Richard Diamond" Harvest of Stars Harvest of SUrs Catholic Hour Catholio Hour Henry Morgan Henry Morgan '3:06 Lutheran Hour 3:15 Lutheran Hour 3:30 Hormel Girls 3:48 Hormel Girls 4:00 Mr. President " 4:15 Mr. Preiident 4:30 Piano Playhouse 4:45 Piano Playhouse 5:00 Stop The Music 8:15 Stop The Music 5 30 Stop The Music g 43 Slop The Music 4:00 Walter Winch ell Theatre Guild d:15 Louella Parsons Theatre Guild 6 vli Chance Of A Lifetime" Album of Music 6:45 Chance Of A Lifetime Album of Music Muiic Room Music Room Christisn Churches Band concert News Bxcursions In Selene Proudly We Hail Proudly We Hail Christopher London Christopher London Harris St Faye Harm St Faye Sam Spade Sam Spade Theatre Guild Theatre Guild Ray Bloch Presents Ray Bloch Prcscnta Week a Newa Review Sunday Saion Church of the Naaarene Church of the Nazarene Albert Sack Quest Staj ' 7 0ft Btondie St Daswood 7:15 Blondie St Dagwood 7:30 Mr. Ma I one 7:43 Mr. Ma lone News Jan August Public Health David Kose Take It or Leave It -Take It or Leave It Bob Crosby Show Bob Crosby Show . 6:00 Drew Pearson 8:15 Monday Headlines 8:30 Walter Wlnchell 8:43 Louella O. Parsons 9:00 Get More Out Of Life' 9:15 Chapel Of The Air 9:30 Chapel Of The Air Meet Tne nana Science Editor' Pescha Kagan Standard Symphony Standard Symphony KWIN Concert Hall KW1N Concert Hall Washington, Inside. Out rieata lime Lynn Murray Show Lynn Murray Show Concert in Miniature Concert in Miniature Standard Symphony Standard Svmohony Edgewaler Beach Orch, Edgewater Beach Orch. News Hal Derwln Masterworks Mfisterworki Sign Off 10.00 Richfield Reporter Sign Off I0:is Clause Mystery aaeiooy 10:30 Foy Willing 10:45--Time To Dance RADIO PROGRAM S M 0 N D A Y 6:00 Rise N Shine 6:15 Rise N" Shine 6:30 Rise N- Shine 6:45 Rise N' Shine Musical Roundup Musical Roundup Beamed to Farmer U P Newa News 1400 Corral 7:00 Music Kettle 9:15 Martin Agronsky 7:30 Sporu Roundup 7:43 Trading post Top of the Morning Personality Time Marriage tor Two Music and news 8:00 Breakfast Club 1:15 Breakfast Club 8:30 Breakfast Club 8:45 Breakfast Club 8:00 Ladies Be Seated 9:15 Ladles Be Seated 8:30 Quick As A Flash 9:45 Quick As A Tlash 10:00 News 10:15 Art Baker 10:30 Mv True Story 10:43 My True Story Eddie Albert Show Eddie Albert Show want Time Dave Carroway Wake Up Rogue Valley Wake Up Rogue Valley Newa Sports Review Friendshio Circle Friendship Circle Muiic As You Like It Music In Modern Mood Album Time Album Time Roadside Chapel noadsio e una pel Newi Chatter With Chuck Tony Pastor All tar Dance 11:00 Betty Crocker 11:15 Victor Undlahr 11:30 Baukage Talking 11:45 Newa 12:00 Man Of Melody 12:15 News 12:30 Weather Report :43 county Agent Curtain Call This Rhythm! e Age Treasure Chest U P News Music from Hollywood Music From Hollywood Newa Church In Home Melody Tim Melody Time Concert Master Meet the Band Dinning Sisters Eddy Howard Music For Monday Musle For Monday 1:00 Welcome to Hollywd 1:13 Welcome to Hollywd 1:30 Salute To You 1:45 Salute To You News St Markets Road of Life Pepper Young Kignt to Happiness 2.00 Surprise Package" 215 Surprise Psckage 2:30 Hannibal Cobb" 2:45 Hannibal Cobb 3:00 Bride St Groom 3:13 Bride St Groom 3 :30 Pick A Date 3:43 Pick A Date Backstage Wife steiia Dallas Lorenzo Jones" Young Widder Brown News Noontime Melodlea Sport And Farm News Swap Shop Life can be Beautiful Mainly For Women News Swap St Sell Western Music Box Western Music Box Music Box Music Box 4:00 Modern Romancea 4:15 Modern Romances 4:30 News 4:48 Club 1330 8:00 Challenge of Yukon 3:15 Challenge of Yukon 5:30 Jack Armstrong jacn Armstrong' Welcome Travelers Welcome Travelers ' Aunt Mary We Love St Learn Newa Music Box Music Box Music Box Voice of the Army Trade Winds Tavern Echoes From Tropics H V Kaltenborn News Music Box Hollywood Headlines Hollywood Headlines 6:00 World Of Sports b:io cimer Davis 6:30 Headline Edition 6:45 McLaln's On File 7:00 Lone Ranger 7:13 Lone Ranger" 7:30 "Ethel St Albert" Show 7:45 "Ethel At Albert" Show U P News What's Doing Voice of Firestone Voice of Firestone News Swing Time Music by Martin uenniiDay Report From Wash'ton Rhythm St Reason Candy Matson Candy Mataon Teller of Tales Sunset and Vine The Inside Story rtocKin cnair News Frank Sinatra Spotlight On Sporta Dinner Music 8:00 Kate Smith Calls 8:15 Kate Smith Calls 8:30 Henry J. Taylor 6:45 Foy Willing 9:00 Salute To F.D.R. 9:15 Salute To F D R." so March of Dimes 9:48 Meet The Band 10:00 Richfield Rcoorter 10:15 Clauss Mystery Melody io:3n t Texas Tyier 10:43 Time To Dance Martin St Lewis Martin St Lewis Dave Garraway Dave Garraway Light Up Time " News of the World Railroad Hour Railroad Hour Report From Congress Musical Smorgasbord Eddie LeMar Show Hal Derwln Telephone Hour Telephone Hour Song Shop uarpersnop Harmonies Sonss of Our Timea National Guard Show Rogue Rancho Rogue Rancho 1 1 :00 Platter Party 11:15 Platter Party 11:30 Platter Party 11:45 Platter Party Sam Hayes music xou want Music You Want News News Lullaby In Rhythm Masterworks Masterworks Sign Off Juke Box Review Juke Box Review . Juke Box Review News Sign Off ABC Radio Patter by Pat Commander A. W. Scott Ijeaded hi "radio Bus" In the wrong direction last Sunday and revealed i n t e r e s t ing facts other than those he was supposed to. However, we hear from good authority that a winter vacation land where the sun can be counted Pat Wilkinson on to shine and where outdoor swimming is a year-round sport will be visited by Commander Scott when he travels toward Phoenix, Ariz., and surrounding areas for the "Romance Of the Highways" broadcast over Station KYJC today at 10:30 a.m. cast every Sunday over Radio Station KYJC at 4:30 p.m. Beginning Monday, January 30, ABC's "Bride & Groom" pro gram moves to a new time, 3 p.m., and to a new origination point, the Lido room of the Hollywood Knickerbocker ho tel, which is being remodeled in to a studio to fit specific needs of the pre-nuptial program. Starting Monday "Hannibal Cobb" will be heard at 2:30 p.m.. "One Man's Opinion" at 3:25 p.m., and "Pick A Date" at 3:30 p.m. all on KYJC. Your Health and Its Care t DR. WILLIAM IRADY, M.D. Rudort should odditu Inquiries tot Dr. Wiilion ttUy. 2t II Coraloo. lowly Hitla, Collr. Sunday, January it. 1150 ut. drody UNTOWARD EFFECTS In an earlier talk the thera penile nihilist who conducts this column told how the jrequem or habitual use of m a g n e a i um Epsom salts, rrllk of magne sia, magnesium carbonate. light and heavy maineii um oxide) forces calcium from the system, and thereby favors the manifesta tions of calci um deficiency. In view of the fact that most of us suffer from calcium deficiency, due to faulty refined diet and insufficient exposure of naked skin to daylight, to mami facture enough vitamin D to maintain normal calcium metab olism, we cannot over-emphasize any common error of hygiene which aggravates this universal calcium (lime) deprivation. If this muddles a new reader's mind, he or she may get the es sential facts, in plain language in the vest-pocket booklet The Calcium Shortage, by asking for the booklet in writing (no clip Dine, ulease) and inclosing twen ty-five cents and stamped self addressed envelope. Tetany, in children or aoims, is by no means the only nor even the most familiar manuesiaiion of calcium deficiency which is precipitated or aggravated oy an excessive intake pf magnesium. 1 hesitate to mention more fa miliar manifestations of this widespread nutritional deficien cv because I know from expen ence that most readers infer that I recommend calcium as medi cine for this or that ailment, oerhaps'try it for a week and quickly forget it. Many others who experience nolaoie Denems from high calcium diet andor supplementing the daily diet with Ca and D meet Mrs. Sairey Gamp, who warns- them that there is danger of getting depos its of calcium in their arteries, joints et cetera so they stop taKing ine siuii, penuuig sumo sort of affidavit from me, and that is a lone time pending. Not only tne saireygamps you know, the "trained nurses who love to go yakeiy-yaKeiy-yak but some old fogy medical practitioners, particularly the brass "specialists" that infest the profession today, manage to im plant in the mind of the credu lous customer, without actually committing themselves irrevo cably, this quaint notion that an adequate daily ration of calcium and vitamin u may Dring on hardening of the arteries and ossification or suffering of the joints if you don't watch out. The amusing part oi mis pseudo-professional caution is that the individual who supple ments his or her ordinary aiei with the amount of calcium ana vitamin D I recommend as an adequate daily ration, actually gets no more calcium than a baby eets from three pints of milk a day and no more vitamin D than a child gets from a good daily dose of cod liver oil. An assistant editor of a medi- Voters Due To Get Reapportionment Bill Portland, Ore.. Jan. 28 (U.R) Jim Collins, state president of the young republicans, said to day that a new plan for reappor tionment for the Oregon legisla ture will be presented to the vot ers in an initiative petition. Collins said the proposal would be based on population as well as area for representation, i The plan, he said, goes on the assumption that Oregon's popu lation will be 1.500,000 by next year. He said this would provide 60 representatives, one for each za.uuu people, and 30 senators, one for each 40,000. A group of CIO, AFL, young republicans and young demo crats already has another peti tion In circulation for reappor tionment with 60 representatives and 30 senators. In California a total of 6,000, 000 acres was granted the state as "school sections" of which less than 1,000,000 acres remain unsold. OF TAKING SALTS cal weekly oracularly, If not fframaticallv asserts in a news- paper article that "deposits of calcium in the walls of the blood vessels is the principal thing re sponsible for hardening of the arteries. This is a scnooiDoy re petition of a notion conceived out of thin air bv the eminent medi cal authorities of the nineteenth century. The preponderance of the scientific and experimental evi dence available today is against the notion that either high cal cium diet or an ordinary diet supplemented with extra calcium is likelv to cause either harden ing of the arteriei or stiffening of the joints. On the contrary, modern studies of calcium metab nlicm lin ifnrmlv Indicate that "calcium deposits" in the walls of the blood vessels or in tne joints occur only in congequence of degenerative changes and not as a cause or sucn cnanavg. - QUESTIONS & ANSWERS Required Rssdini for Every Prntncfltlvo Mother Please sdvi&o how and where I rosy purchase Grantly Dick Reads book titled -Childbirth Without Fear", slso the price. Address all correipandence to tne writer ai onn eaui. (T. A. C Amw-r Yours of even dste receiv ed and contents (i n., and in reply we li to s. some d-s. has purloined our copv again. Dr. Keaci'i book is pub liihed bv Harper and Bros. I believe it should be carefully read by overy expectant mother and iiei nutoano PrnhAhlv vnur mi h lie '.IbrarV has It. Incidentally it will do the expectant nnrnt nn harm to stlltiv also PRE PARING TOR MATERNITY by OI' Doe Brady, available to any reader who sends twcnty-tlve cents and stamped self addressed envelope. Eczema Friend tells me you had an arUcle about vitamins for eczema. My aaugn ter, aged 3, has had eczema since she was 6 months old. Doctor deter mined she Is allergic to egg, but . . S. M l Answer Send itamned self address ed envelope and ask In writing for pamphlet on ECZEMA. Only vitamin i recau naving menuonea is u. nnu that onlv Incidentally it should al ways accompany calcium, which Is deilcient in tne diet il most cnuaren with eczema. (Copyright 1050 by Jchn F. Dille Co.) THIS WE CAN DO Medford, Ore., Jsn. 29 We, the people, of the Rogue valley can now buy Upholstered furniture direct from the manu facturer. We can save as much as $ 1 75 on a set of furniture this way. v The manufacturer can be proud to be able to make this savings possible. 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