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4 if V t RADIO PROGRAMS SUNDAY Progiamt liatad balsw ara rtctivcd tram tha -adit ititioni and tha Mail HVJ - 10a KMEO - I44 Ha KWIN - 140 ka 1:00 Band Box Revua " T:1S Band Box Rovua 1:30 Bandbox Revue' Family Time" 1:45 Bandbox Revue' Family Time 1:00 Old Fashioned Revival' Treaaure cheat :15 Old Fash. Revival' Mornlni Serenade Do You Remember :30 Old Fash. Revival' Church of Christ WlnaVnl 5IIllrIS B 45-Old Fash. Revival For Youn, Sclentl.U WiS" ?! Sealmf :00 Southernalrei' " The Gospel Hour U N storv 9:15 Soulhernalrei- The Gospel Hour Freedom stor 1C30-G1I1 Garden Tallta Trade Wmda Tavern Sund.vVe.oer. :45-Sund.y Serenade U P New, Sunday V.'pPer. 10:00 Newa America United- Newt 10:15 Romanca 01 Hwya. .America United' Showers of Bleulna- 10:30-Mld-Morning Melodies Chicago Roundtable wilti Tun. U'""n 10:45 Mid-Morning Melodies Chicago Roundtable' Waltl Tinle 11:00 Church ServTiel NBC Theatre- Baptist Church 11:15 Church Service NBC Theatre- Baptist Church 11:30 Church Service. NBC Theatre- Baptist Church 11:43 Church Service. NBC Theatre Baptist Church 12 00 Frank & Ernest One Man s Family SiWs 13:15 Newa One Man'a Family Paul Weston 12:30 Milton Crosa Quia Kids' Sport. Review 12:45 Milton Cross Quiz Kid. SKitch Henderson 1:00 Blue Barron Present. New. Assembly ot God 1:15 Meet the Band What's Doin-? Assembly ol God 1:30 Voice ot Prophecy' High Adventure Sunday Serenade 1:45 Voice of Prophecy High Adventure' Gospel Hour 2:00 Meet The Band Richard Diamond- Gospel Hour 2:13 Meet the Band Richard Diamond Music Room 2:30 Greatest Story Harvest ot Stars' Christian Churcbea 2:45 Greatest Slory Harvest o( Stan' Band concert 3:00 Lutheran Hour- Catholic Hour Truth & Lite 3:15 Lutheran Hour' Catholic Hour Truth & Lite 3:30 Music With The Girls' Henry Morgan' Proudly We Hail 3:45 Mimic With The Girls' Henry Morgan' Proudly We Hail 4:00 Mr. President' Christopher London' Roy Bloch Presenta 4:15 Mr. President' Christopher London' Ray Bloch Present. 4:30 Piano Playhouse' Harris & Faye- Week . New. Review 4:45 Piano Playhouse- Harris & Faya' Sunday Salon 5:00 Stop The Music' Sam Spade' Classical Favorites 5:15 Stop The Music Sam Spade Classical Favorite. 5:30 Stup The Music' Theatre Guild Albert Sack 5:45 Stop The Music- Theatre Guild' Guest Star 6:00 Waller Wtnchcil' Theatre Guild News 6:15 Louella Parsons Theatre Guild Margaret Whiting 6:30 Chance Of A Lifetime' Album of Music Public Health 6:45 Chance Of A Lifetime' Album of Music David Rose 7:00 Blondie & Dagwood Take It or Leave It' KWIN Concert Hall 1:15 Blondie & Dagwood Take It or Leave It KWIN Concert Hall 7:30 Mr. Malone Bob Crosby Show' Washington, inside. Out 1:45 Mr Malonc' Bob Crosby Show Music In The Morgan Ma 8:00 Drew Pearson Science Editor Lynn Murray. Show 8:15 Monday Headline. Pescha Kagan Lynn Murray Show 8:30 Waller Wlnchell' Standard faymphony Concert in Miniature 8:4 Louella O. Parsons Standard Symphony Concert in Miniature 9:00 Get More Out Of Life' Standard Symphony Newa 8:15 Chapel Of The Air Standard Symphony Hal Derwin 9:30 Chapel Of The Air EdRewater Beach Orch. Masterwork. 9:45 Meet The Band Edgewater Beach Orch. Masterwork. 10:00 Richfield Reporter Sign Off Sign Off 10:15 Clauss Mystery Melody 10:30 Foy Willing 10:45 Time To Dane RADIO PROGRAMS MO N DAY 6:00 Rise N Shin , Musical Roundup 6:15 Rise N Shine Musical Roundup 6:30 Rise N' Shin Beamed to Farmer New. 6 :45 Rise N' Shine U P News 1400 Corral 7:00 Music Kettle Top of the Morning Waka UpRogua Valley"- 7:15 Martin Agronsky Top of the Morning Wake Up Rogua Valley 1:30 Bob Garrcd-Newa Marriage rot Two' New. 7:45 Sports News ' Music and Newa Sports Review 8:00 Breakfast Club Eddie Albert Show Roadside Chapel 8:15 Breakfast Club Eddie Albert Show Roadside Chapel 8:30 Breakfast Club Waltz Time Bible Institute 8:45 Breakfast Club Mod. Cone. Hall Bible Institute 0.1)0 Ladic. Be Seated Friendship Circle New. 9:15 Ladle. Be Seated' Friendship Circle Chatter With Chuck 0:30 Quick As A Flash Music As You Like It Tony Pastor 9:45 Quick As A flash Music In Modern Mood Parade 10:00 Trading Post Curtain Call Music from Hollywood 10:15 Art Baker Treasure chest Music From Hollywood 10:30 My True Story Dave Garroway News 10:45 My True Story U P Newa Church In Home 11:00 Betty Crocker Melody Time Dinning Sister. 11:15 Victor Llndlahr Melody Time Eddy Howard 11.30 Baukaga Talking Concert Master Music For Monday 1 1 :45 News Meet the Band Music For Monday 12:00 Man Of Melody News & Market. New. 12:15 News Road of Life' Noontime Melodle. 12 3 Weather Report Pepper Young' Sport And Farm New. 12:45 County Agent Right lo Happlnes.' Swap Shop 1:00 Welcome to Hollywd' Backstage Wife- v.'citern Music 1:15 Welcome to Hollywd' Stella Dallas' Western Music B. 1:30 Salute To You Lorenzo Jones' Music Box 1:45 Salute To You Young Wldder Brown Music Box 2. no Surprise Package' Life can be BeauUml' New.- 2:15 Surprise Package Mainly For Women Music Box 2 30 Hannibal Cobb' News Music Box 2.45 Hannibal Cobb' Swap & Sell .. Music Box 3:00 Bride & Groom' " " ' Welcome Traveler. Newa 3:15 Bride de Groom Welcome Travelera Music Box 3 ?J !c! A Sole; Aunt Mary Hollywood Headline. .3:45 Pick A Date' We Love & Learn Hollywood Headline. 4:00 Modern Romances' Voice of the Army New. 4:15 Modern Romances Trade Winda Tavern Swing Time i'3.i ?.ew' . Echoes From Tropica Music by Martin 4:45 Mecko H V Kallenborn Inside Story 5:00 Challenge of Yukon U P New. Teller of Tales MlJ-H?"!?"" 01 Vul""" Wnat a Doing Sunset and Vina 5'" kv Kings- Voice of Firestont Truth. Life 5:45 Sky Kings' Voice of Firestone Rockln' Chair 6:00 Edwin C. Hill-News- Report From Wash ton News 6:15 Elmer Davis Rhythm & Reason Dick Havme. 6:30 Headline Edition' Candy Matson' Spotlight On Soorta :45 McLaln'a On File Candy Matson Dinner Mu.lc 7:00 Lone Ranger- Nightbeaf Report From Congrea. I Utlr.? ?inllM ... Nightbeaf Mu.icaJ Smorgasbord i Je A S5w Dangerous Assignment Eddie LeMar Show 7:45 Ethel & Albert Show Dangerous Assignment Hal Derwin 5 :f J f0!0 Soliloquy Light Up Time Songs of Our Times S i5S10 ,s',l01uy" New" ol the World National Guard Show 8 30 Henry ; J Taylor Railroad Hour Rogue Rancho 8 45 Foy Willing Railroad Hour Rogue Rancho 9 :00 Proudly We Hail' Telephone Hour Niws S ii-Proudly We Hall Telephone Hour Lullaby In Rhythm 9:30 Salon Serenade Song Shop Masterwork. t:45 Meet The Band Barbershop Harmonic. Masterworks 10:00 Richfield Reporter Sam Hayes' Juke Box Review 10:15 Clauss Mystery Melody Music You Want Juke Box Review J 2;52 HJ" Texas W" Muslc You w,n Juke Box Review 10:45 Time To Dance New. New. ?2Sia,er Z'ri Sign OH Sign Off 11:15 Platter Party 11:30 Platter Party 1 1 :45 Platter Party '-ABC --NBU Radio Patter by Pat Flagstaff, AiiZ., the gateway to the Grand Canyon, which has 'become a year-round vacation- land, will be the destination of the "radio bus" when Coram ander A. W. Scott conducts h i s "Romance of the Highways" broadcast over Station KYJC and ABC's Pa- Pst Wilkinson cific Coast net work today at 10:15 a.m. Your Health and Its Care ly DR. WILLIAM BRADY, M.D. Headers should addraaa Inquiries to: Di. William Brady. 2S II Camin. lavarly Hills. Calif. Sunday, February 28, 1950 CROSSWORD PUZZLE avswgi to ratviota roizu ui, drady THE CALCIU Thanks to what we learned about better nutrition from your booklet Tha Calcium Shortage. writes the Health C o m missioner of the Household the wife and mother, of course my 78 year old dad who lives alone on- an 18 acre truck garden and does near ly all the work, looks about 60 and usually feels like "a frisky colt. In the past few years he has had half a dozen bad falls, but no broken bones he just bounces . . . (Mrs. O. F. W.) There may be more than coin cidence in what the lady says. Dad's bounce may indeed be due to better nutrition he has gained and maintained by supplement ing his diet with calcium and vitamin D as suggested in the booklet for copy of the book let send twenty-five cents and stamped self-addressed envelope. Remember what Sherman said? Dr. Henry C. Sherman, that is, the noted nutrition autharity who wrote the famous texibooK Chemistry of Food and Nutri tion, MacMillan Co., New York. From that book I quote: A food supply may appear liberal and varied, and yet un less milk and green leaf vege tables are well represented it may be calcium-poor. Hence the ordinary mixed diet of Am ericans and Europeans, at least along dwellers in cities and towns, is probably more often deficient in calcium than in any other chemical element. The everyday diet of most of us does not include a reasonable amount of milk and green leaf vegetables, but that is not the onlv fault of the standard ol nutrition in America today. The diet of most Americans is com posed largely of refined carbo hydrate food starch, sugar which yields plenty of calories but cheats the body of the min erals, vitamins and nitrogenous or protein material (amino-acids) essential tor growth ana repair That's why 1 call sugar, syrup, candy, cake, refined white flour, cornstarch, white break, ice cream, sweetened carbonated beverages "cheat foods." They give a brief "lift" or "refresh ment" which sustains the body in a brief snurt of energy, but such foods does not "stick to the ribs" and supply the material liit body requires to keep func tioning efficiently. Here are three recommenda tions which I believe would bring the level of viu up to the optimal if they were followed by everybody: 1. Use plain wheat in the ev eryday dietary, as described in pahphlet Wheat to Eat. 2. Make a real salad the first course of dinner or lunch every day. A real salad is a dish of raw herbs. 3. Every growing child should consume at least a quart every adult at least Hi pints of milk dally. Every growing child or adult who does not follow these recom mendations should supplement his or her diet with the three vi tamins and three minerals our typical American diet lacks, as the Indiana state fair head the marital parade on "Bride and "Groom" next week beginning Monday over Station KYC at 3 p.m. Russell L. Arndst, 21, of La Cross, Ind., met Marjorie Jean Buckalew, 19, of Kokomo, Ind., while displaying a blue ribbon won by his hercford steer. He tells how his interest was steered from the steer to Mar jorie when he is interviewed by "Bride and Groom" emcee John Nelson. M SHORTAGE described in the booklet Th 7 Keys to Vile. For the wheat oamphlet send stamped self-addressed envelope. For the vite booklet send twenty- five cents and self-addressea en velope. Ql'ESTIONB ANSr. Reducing lh F.asy Way Have lust had a reducing machine installed in my home. Please tell me If it is injurious In any way to use it regularly. It has a lama sort ot ham mock in which one stands leaning as It shakes, thus rolling fat off the . . . Iftiri. jw. i. Answer When you are ready to be serious about it. send twenty-five .tnnmrri sel f-addresscd envelope for booklet RULES FOR RE- Pasteurization What change occurs in the calcium content of milk from pasteurtration? Answer Such heating or par-boil ing" render, a part of the calcium in milk unassimilable. Animals and chil dren fed with pasteurised milk do not grow as fast as animals and children fed wnn uncooitea num. Whole Applesauce We make our applesauce by cook ing the apples with skins and all and running through food mixer. This makes a better flavored product, but we wonder whether we gel any poison spray residua in the applesauce. I Mrs. .. o. . ' Answer Some of the lead arsenate residua may remain on the apples. Why not cut out cones of stem and ODOoslte dimDles that would remove most of any dried spray residue. (Copyright 1950 by Jonn r. uiue This We Can Do Medford, Ore. We, the people, Feb. 28 of the Rogue valley can now buy Upholstered furni ture direct from the manufacturer. We can save as much as $175 on a set of furniture this way. The manufacturer can be proud to be able to make this savings possible. Modern Uhpolstered Furniture Company 1222 S. Riverside Phone 2-2473 Jet Bomber Crash Claims Two Lives Dayton, O., Feb. 25 U. Two persons including a British wing commander died in a crash here Friday of an army B-45 jet bomber, the Wright field public relations office announced. The names of the dead were not disclosed. One member of the crw, Capt J. L. Armstrong of Wright field, paracnuted from the burning four-jet bomber and suffered a broken urm In landing. The rjloi.'e was carrying onl two crew T.cmbers and the Brit ish wing commander, on board to observe performance of the plane. Normal strennin of the B-45 crew is four mr. far JESUS MARIA SANROMA Pianist PIERRE MONTEUX Conductor San Francisco Symphony Orchestra Acodtmlc Festival. Ovarluft . 4 Brahmi Symphony N. I, In f Mafert Stltcttd Mevtmtnlt . Bttthavtn Plans Concerto In A Mlnert Sltcttd Movomtnti . . Or I a Paced i Suito No. It StUcHono . William Walton Program tubtt potilhlo chano Sunday 8:30p.m. KMED POISON OAK? Try a Bottle of ZEMACOL You must ba satisfied of yom monot chaertulli rafunder). Gal a bottla I. day at WESTERN THRIFT. TRUSSES SURGICAL BELTS WEST SIDE PHARMACY The Roxall Store 135 W. Main A biblical drama titled ' The Mote and the Beam" will be pre sented on ABC's ' 'The Greatest Story Ever Told" today at 2:30 p.m. over KYJC. Essentially, the story deals with the friendship of two men, Caleb and Ezra, business part ners In the town of Jezrell in Galilee. After long association, Ezra has broken with Caleb be cause the latter refuses to ac cept the teaching of Jesus f a way of life" that Ezra hasonly just discovered. Actor Broderlck Crawford, whose performance in the movie, "All the King's Men," has gained him an academy award nomina tion, will tell Louella O. Par fon' what It's like to experience such a aensatlonal rise to suc cess when he guests on the Hoi plywood commentator's broadcast Liotiay over Station KYJC at 6:15 p.m. The 4-H couple who met at L AST NISHT 'I SAW A MAN WHO WAS CLRTAINLY WRAPPtD UP N HIM- SEJ-F. i i "far " ... W on, a my no, vap 'CONCEITED GUM. r U AWKWARD B JOHNSON'S MODEL BAKERY it wrapped up in its pastries, too, because GOOD QUALITY PASTRIES spring from GOOD QUALITY INGREDIENTS. That's what we offer you at all times. PHONE 2-4752 307 (.Main PHONE 2-4720 Leverettc Bldg. ACBOBI 1 Color !ai Hwvtnly body Boll on tytlld 11 Apeck IS Cripplfd 14 Perl 1 dlftt 14 Note of set. 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