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6:00 SporU News . This It Voui Ufa n.wi
S.1S Elmer Oavli This li Your U( rranklt Lain.
jO-Headllno Edition Song Shop Spolliih 1 On Soon.
4i-McLaln i on FUo B.rber.hin Harmonlw Har." ." ., Spor
"7.00 Lone Ranjer The Big story Al S.rk
7:13 Lone Ranger The Big Story Blllv Mill.
, 30-Dr. I. Q.' Curuin Time- At Sundown
lilSjdeii-L- Curtain Time' At Sundown
-3 00 Sherlock Holmes Light Up Time- Bob Eberli
g 15 Sherlock Hulmea News 01 the World ' storlM -ri n.,--.K..
8 30-Gregory Hood- Great Clldcraleeve. RowRInch0 '
8 45-Gregory Hood- Great Gllderaleeve' Boiul Ranch"
9:00 Phillip Murray- Break the Bank5 XKuTtiur BoilnT
8:ij Century of Conserve! orBreak the Bank- Ami eur Bra SS
9:30-CenturyoiConservatlorMr out Attorney Ama eur Box nf
9:4a-Meet The Band Mr. Di,t. Attorney Amateur Blng
10:00 Richfield Reporter Sam Hayes- JukTBox Reviei"
iS lS Clauaa Mystery Melody Music You Want jJke Box till I
SV-Spad. Cooley Music You Want . Juk. III ReVlew
10:45 Sammy Kaye Newi New,
i 1 :00 Platter Party Sign off Sign Off
11 :1S Platter Party
11:30 Platter Party
11:45 Platter Party
RADIO PROGRAMS THU RSDAY
6:00 Rise N' Shine Musical Roundup
6:15 Rise N' Shine Musical Roundup Sign On
6:30 Rise N' Shine Beamed to Farmer News
6:45 Rise W Shine U P Newa 1400 Corral
7:00 rarm Newa Corner Top of the Morning Wake Up Rogue V.Uev
7:13 Martin Agronsky Personality Time ' Wake Up Rogue Valley
7 30 Sporta Roundup Marriage lor Two- News "uu
7:45 Trading Post Music & News Sports Review
8:00 Breakfast Club Eddie Albert Show- Album Time '
8:15 Breakfast Club" Eddie Albert Show Album Time
8 30 Breakfast Club" Walts Time Haven 01 Rest
8:45 Breakfast Club Treasure Chest Haven of Rest
8:00 Ladles Be Seated Friendship Circle News
S:15 Ladles Be Seated- Friendship Circle Chatter with Chuck
9.30 Quick As A Flash- Music As You Uke it Chuck Foster
JM5 Quick As A Flash Barbershop Harmony Rhythm and Reason
10:00 News Luncheon With Lopez- Music from Hollywood
10:15 Art Baker- Luncheon With Lopei- Music from Hollywood
10:30 My True Story- Dave Garroway- Newa
10:45 My True Story U P. News Church In Home
11:00 Betty Crocker Melody Time King Cole Trio
11:15 Victor H. Llndlahr Melody Time Charlie Spivak
11:30 Baukage Talking- Naval Air Res. Music for Thursday
11:45 News Meet the Band Music for Thursday
12 00 Man Of Melody News. Market Reports News
12:15 Noon News Road 01 Life- Noontime Melodies
12:30 Weather Report Pepper Young- Mid-day SporU Extra
12:45 County Agent Right to Happiness Swap Shop
1:00 Welcome to Hollywd- Backstage Wife' Western Music Box
1:15 Welcome to Hollywr- Stella Dallas- Western Music Box
1:30 Salute To You Lorenzo Jonea Music Box
1:45 Salute To You Young Wldder Brown Music Box
2:00 Surprise Package Life Can Be Btfl News
2:13 Surprise Package Mainly lor Women Music Box
2:30 Hannibal Cobb- News Music Box
2:45 Hannibal Cobb- Swap It Sell Music Box
3:00 Bride Ac Groom Welcome Travelers News ""
3:15 Bride At Groom- Welcome Travelers Music Box
3:30 Pick A Date- Aunt Mary- Women In the News
3:43 Pick A Date- We Love At Learn Women In the New s
4:00 Modern Romances- Electric Melodies News
4:15 Modern Romances- Familiar Songs Varietv Time
4 30 News Curtain Call Muslc by Martin
4:43 Meeko Medford Schools Oddities In News
3:00 Green Hornet U p News Teller of Tales
5:13 Green Hornet What's Doing? Sunset and Vine
S:30 Sky King- Prelude to Dusk Revival Tabernacle
3:43 Sky King' Elmer Peterson Southland Spintuaia
6:00 World Ol SporU Scr Guild Theatre News
6:15 Elmer Davis' Scr Guild Theatre Michael Douglas
6:30 Headline Edition George Fisher Calling Spotlight on SporU
6:43 McLain's On File George Fisher Calling Dinner Music
7:00 Counter Spy Supper Club' Thomas Peluao
7:13 Counter Spy- Supper Club Red Cross
7:30 Date With Judy Dragnet- Between the Lines
7:45 Date WlUiJudy Dragnet' Reminiscent Rhythm
8:00 Amateur Hour Light Up Time Ray Bloch Presents
8:15 Amateur Hour News 01 the World Rav Bloch Presents
8:30 Amateur Hour Aldrlch Family' Rogue Rancbo
8:45 Robert Montgomery Aldrich Family Bogue Rancho
9:00 Author Meets Critics' Duffy's Tavern' News
0:15 Author Meeu Critics' Duffy s Tavern Lullaby In Rhythm
9:30 Foy Willing Wrestling Matches Master Works
9-45 Meet The Band Wrestling Matches Master Works
10:00 Richfield Reporter Wrestling Matches Juke Box Review
10:15 Clauss Mystery Melody Wrestling Matches Juke Box Review
10:30 Art Dickson Morton Downey Juke Box Review
10:45 Glenn Miller News , News
11:00 Platter Party Sign Off Sign Off
11:15 Platter Party
1 1 :30 Plotter Party
11:45 Platter Party
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Radio
Patter by Pat
,T , .
Hearing that the padre is in
danger, "The Lone Ranger"
rides to the Santa Maria Mission
to save mm.
He battles fori
his life with j
the killer in
the tower dur-
Mission Bells,
which will be
heard at 7
o'clock tonight
over Station
K Y J C and
Pat Wilkinson
ABC.
It's a mystery fan's field day
on "The Adventures of Sherlock
Holmes" tonight over KYJC at
8 o'clock.
As Sherlock probes the mur
der of one Grizeda Carleton, he
comes into contact with greedy
relatives, an ambitious artist, an
altered will and sundry poisons
as he roams a 40 room death
mansion in "The Case of the
Frightened Matriarch."
Imogene Ruth Boles, 18, and
Olin Colvin, 21, both of Chenoa,
111., leading figures in a romance
that suffered through parental
objections and survived in spite
of it. will become Mr. and Mrs.
, on the "Bride k Groom" pro
gram over KYJC tomorrow at
3 p.m.
All lietonn-a roffardlpK of
age. will want to listen to the of talented younger musicans
new story hour program 1 play for the dance to be held at
Meeko'' being presented on , the Grange hall on Saturday eve
KYJC each Tuesday and Thurs-jning, February 4. All are wvit
dav at 4:45 p.m. by John Ahernjed to participate in the dancing
not occause ol the content cxaui-
ly but because of the fact that!
the storv being narrated Is writ
ten by Albert Cooper Allen who
S3 wft
School Name Contest
Judges Announced
Central Point. Feb. 3 Judges
representing each of the pxe for-
;jinri uitirjtt5 now lncxuoea in
school district No. 6 have been
j selected to pick the winner in
. the contest among students to
name tne new High school that
will be erected just north of the
Central Point city limits,
The judges are Mrs. Evelvn
Thompson, Gold Hill; J. E. Vin-
mg the adven-'cent. Central Point; Mrs. Max
ture of "Theigaret Russell, Table Rock: Mrs.
Arlene Thompson, Willow
Sprinsg, and Mrs. Alex Sparrow,
Tolo.
Today at 4 p.m. was the edad
line for entries. Participants are
seventh and eighth graders and
high school pupils in the en
larged district. Reasons for sug
gestions were included with en
tries. The winner will receive
$25.
It was not known when the
judges would announce the
winner.
The Grange
Roxy Ann Grange
Roxy Ann Grange held a
"March of Dimes" dance on Sat
urday, January 28. Music was
donated by the "Lone Pine
Swingsters." a junior organiza
tion with up and coming talent
With the aid of this good dance
music, and the response of all
the members and friends, a prof
it of $50 was raised for the
above worthy cause.
It is the privilege of the
grange to again have this group
" ' ',i 1.
lar Grange meeting will be on
Friday, February 3.
BOOK WITHOUT WORDS
Three Rivers. Mich. OJ.fj
John R. Higgins of the Three
! Rivers Oil and Gas company has
' written a book without a word
In it It's 72 Dages of figures cal
culating prices of fuel oil and
gasoline.
lives at "Lafalot on the Rogue",
In southern Oregon. Allen is a
horticulturist, cinematographer.
and nhotrensraver. He has had:
two novel published. He likes'
! writing stories for boys and girls.'
'and once wrote a popular radioi
script for KEX about a boy very!
much like Meeko. j
Your Health and Its Care
lr OIL WILLIAM- IRADY, M.O.
Rsadsra should address taeuitles to: Or. William Brady,
26S II CamlM. levari, Hills. Calif.
THE PATIENT ver
With the single exception of
Pasteur treatment, if I were the
patient I'd do as my doctor ad
vised, whether
the doctors
views or meth
ods happened
to be in accord
with mine or
not.
If I were bit
ten, clawed,
scr atched or
w o unded by
animal or bird
or person sus
pected of hav
rabies I'd sub
mit to any
Dr. Brady treatment my
doctor might deem necessary
except Pasteur treatment. If the
doctor insisted on that, we'd
agree in a friendly way that the
doctor withdraw- in favor of an
other doctor who might be will
ing to treat me without Pasteur
treatment.
It is not that I KNOW any
more about alleged rabies in man
or about the effects of injections
of Pasteur or so-called antirabic
virus than any other doctor
knows, but I'd rather take my
chances without it that's all.
Lest any reader misunderstand,
I had better repeat here the only
advice I ever give any one who
asks me about rabies: Do as your
own doctor advises.
In other words, I'm willing to
assume full responsibility for my
own welfare and life but not for
yours. The only treatment I'd
want if I were wounded by a pre
sumptively rabid animal or per
son is (1) immediate disinfection
of the wound by a physician; (2i
an immediate injection of tetanus
antitoxin and a second injection
5 to 7 days later. That's all. The
question of "cauterizing" such a
wound will be discussed in an
other's talk.
Last October I was seized with
a chill, fever, cough, sharp chest
pains. The doctor found I had
pneumonia. 1 had a riae to tne
hospital in a beautiful new am
bulance which had everything
except a lily for my epigastrium.
I had a darn good doctor who ad-!
ministered the first dose or two
of antibiotic himself and left the
subsequent doses to the nurses.
The miracle medicine stopped
the infection In four lays. Noth
ing to it after that except to wait
for the rales and consolidation
in the bases to clear up. Recov
ery was uneventful.
I say my doctor was a good
one. I still think so. although
you could have knocked me over
with a feather when I woke up
in the hospital and found (a) all
windows closed: (b) a ridiculous
diaper-like garment of muslin on
my chest, which the nurse called
a "pneumonia jacket"; and (c)
every night aDd morning my
chest was rubbed, Dot with snake
oil or goose-grease exactly but
with a nostrum familiar to mil
lions of credulous customers as
oh. let s sav Ol' Doctor
Hokum's Strong Smelling Salve.
But just suppose you are ill of
some acute respiratory infection.
Suppose your doctor diagnoses
pneumonia. And suppose your
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ui THE DOCTOR
acute bronchitis, pleurisy or
room kept open so you may have
the advantage of nice cool sooth
ing fresh air to breathe all night.
What will you do about it? Prob
ably nothing if you are comfort
able. But if you happen to feel at
all chilly or if your friends find
the atmosphere of your room at
all cool or "damp," you are like
ly to question the wisdom or
common sense of the doctor, and.
if you are a genuine old fossil
you may even refuse to follow
the doctor's orders.
When you. notwithstanding
your illness which inevitably im
pairs your judgement more or
less, think you know as well or
better than your doctor what
treatment your illness requires,
it is high time for a change of
doctors.
Aside from the common sense
of the thing there is a moral obli
gation, when you consult or em
ploy a doctor, to follow the doc
tor's advice and submit to what
ever treatment the doctor thinks
necessary or else dismiss the doc
tor forthwith and call another.
QUESTIONS aV ANSWERS
Reduced US pounds
At one time I weighed 285 pound"
1 .udu 114 nMinrii bv eatine only
non-caloric foods mainly filling
bread called The astonishing
thing is that my flesh or skin doe.
nAt Kr th ficnat stretch marks ana
wrinkles, which are so noticeable
when a woman loses weignt ww -My
problem now is how to select low
Mlnrip ltm In rMtSUTintl. I R. H- E l
Answer Yahbut. how long did it
take? The record. I think, was estab
lished 230 years ago oy ueorge v-ntjin
who. at thirty, weighed 448 pounds,
u. ,41.1.1 nn milk and veaetables.
reduced to 150 pounds, recovered his
vite and lived to the age of 7J a
remarkable achievement for those
davs. Just how long It took George
to "do It, is not clear. Then fifty years
ago a woman weiihlog 1BO pounds
lost 100 pounds in less than an hour
most of which was the fluid content
of an enormous ovarian cyst removro
bv the surgeon who rendered first aid
ui Prwilfni McKinlev when the Presi
dent was shot at the Pan-American
Exposition, instead ot juggling wnn
"low-calorv" items you should follow
the diet outlined on p. 19 of RULES
FOR REDUCING for tne booxiei seno
twenty-five cents and stamped sell-
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News of 4-H
CLUBS
Upper Rogue 4-H Beef Club
Upper Rogue 4-H club met at
Alfred Peile's home January 25
at 7 p.m. The meeting was regu
larly scheduled for January 10,
but was not held because of the
weather. The club pledge was
led bv Eddie Peile. We dis
cussed how the steers were do
ing. The following were present:
Monte AxtelL Charleen Peile.
Henry Conner. Joyce Conner.
Douglas Chamberlain. Hough
Millard. Eddie Peile, and Velma
Peile.
FUNDS ALLOCATED
Washington. Feb. 1 U.Ri
The public housing administra
tion today allocated funds for
two Oregon communities on
loans for low rent housing. Suth
erlin. Ore,, was allotted $10,000
for 25 units and Reedsport. Ore.,
$6,000 lor 13 units.
The Montgomery block, once
the home of the San Francisco
stock exchange, is now the heart
of the city's Bohemia.
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