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g 00 Edwin C. Hill'
6:15 Elmer Davl
6 30 Sports News
g 45 McLalru Nowa
7 00 Counter Spy'
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7:30 Lenten Medttatione
7:45 Time tor -4 iiniw
Bob Hope'
Bob Hope
Fibber McGce & Mollv
mpper Mccce & Molly
8:00-8:15-8:30-8:45-
-Tinie For Defense
-Time For Defense
-Amateur Hour
-Amateur Hour
Bia Town1
Big Town'
People Are Tunny
r-cuyie nrc runny
Newa
Kay SUrr
Spotlight on Sporta
Dinner Music
l.irht Ud Time'
Newa of trie World'
Cavalcade ol America'
Cavalcade ol America"
Eddie Lemar
Navy Show
Between the Unea
Dennis Day
8:00-9:15-9:30-9:45-10:00-10:15-10:30-10:45-1
1 :00-11:15-11:30.
11:45-
-Town Meeting'
-Town Meeting'
-luest Star
-We CARE
it's Dancolime
Barbershop Harmonlea
Dress Rehearsal
Dress Rehearsal
Wtggleaworths
David Rose
Rogue Rancho
Rogue Rancho
-Richtield Reporter'
-Clauss Mystery Melody
"T" Texas Tyler
-Del Courtney
-Platter Party
-Platter Party
-Platter Party
-Platter Party
Music You Want
Music You Want
Morton Downey
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News
Lullaby In Rhythm
Masterworka
Masterworks
Juke Box Review
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RADIO PROGRAMS WEDNESDAY
00 Rise N Shina
:15 Rise N' Shino
:30 Rise N' Shine
-43 Rise N' Shine
Musical Roundup
Musical Roundup
Beamed to Farmer
U p Newi
"00 Farm News Corner
:15 Martin Agrrr.sUy
30 Bob Garled-iNews
:45 Sports News
Top of the Morning
Personality Time
Marriage lor Two'
Music & Newa
New 1
1400 Corral
1:00 Breakfast Club
j:15 Breaklast Club
I 30 Break. asl Club
1 45 Breakiaht Club
Eddie Albert Show
Eddie Albert Show
Waltztime
Mod. Concert Hall
Wake Up Rogue Valley
Wake Up Rogue Valley
Newa
Sporta Review
Album Time
Album Time
Bible Institute
Bible Institute
U 00 Ladies tte aeaiea
9:15 Ladies Be Seated
t):30 Quick as a Flash
9:45 Quick as a Flash'
10 00 Trading Post
10 15 Between Us Women
10:30 My True Story
10:45 My t rue story-
Frlendship Circle
Friendship Circle
Music As You Like ft
Music In Modern Mood
News
Chatter with Chuck
Harry Cool
All Star Dance
Luncheon With Lopez
Luncheon with Lopex
Dave Garruway
U P News
Music From Hollywood
Music From Hollywood
News
Church In Home
;00 Betty Crocker .
15 Victor Lindlahr
;30 Baukage Talking
45 News
Melody Time
Melody Time
Concert Master
Meet the Baud
00 Bulletin Board
15 News
.30 Weather Report
45 Your County Agent
News. Market Report!
Road ol Life
Pepper Young
Right to Happiness
Heggy Lee
The Three Suns
Music For Wednesday
music ror weoneaqay
1:00 Welcome To Hollywd.
1:15 Welcome To Hollywd.'
1:30 Surprise Package
1 ;45 Surprise Package'
00 Salue To You
I:15-Art Baker
!:30 Hannibal Cobb
:45 Hannibal Cobb
Backstage Wife
Stella Dallas
Lorenzo Jones
Young Widdei Brown
Newa
Noontime Melodies
Sport and Farm Newa
Swap Shop
Music Box
Music Box
Music Box
Music Box
Lite Can Be Beautiful'
Mainly For Women
News
Swap & Sell
News
Music Box
Music Box
Music Box
00 Bride & Groom
:15 Bride & Groom
30 Pick a Date
45 Pick a Date
Welcome Travelers
Welcome Traveler!
Aunt Mary'
We Love & Learn
News
Music Box
Hollywood Headline
Hollywood Headlines
:00 Modern Romances
: 1 5 Modern Romances
:30 News
:45 Meeko
Quarter Hr with Bible
Junior Red Cross
Here's to Vets
H V KanenDorn
:00 Challenge of Yukon
15 Challenge of Yukon
:30 Jack Armstrong
:45 Jack Armstrong
News
Variety Time
Harmony Shop
Insiae Story
U P News
What's Doing?
Prelude to Dusk
Elmer Peterson
Teller of Tales
Sunset and Vine
Truth & Life
Rockin' Chair
00 Edwin C. Hill"
:15 Elmer Davis
30 Sports News
45 McLnin s on File
;00 Lone Ranger"
:15 Lone Ranger
:30 Dr. I. Q.
:45 Dr. I. Q.
This Is Your Ule
This Is Your Life
Song Shop
Barbership Harmonies
:00 Sherlock Holmes
: 1 5 Sherlock Holmes
30 Gregory Hood
:45 Gregory Hood
The Big Story
The Big Story
Curtain Time
Curtain Time
News
Mel Tor me
Spotlight On Sporta
Here's to Vets
00 Bishop's Fund Appeal
15 Bishop's Fund Appeal
30 Speakinc of Soiies
;45 Speaking of Songs
Light Up Time
Newa of the World
Great Gildersleeve
Great GUdersleeve
00 Richfield Reporter
15 Clauss Mystery Melody
30 Spade Cooley
:io aammy Kaye
Break the Bank
Break the Bank
Mr Dlst Attorney
Mr. Dlst Attorney
Salute To Reserves
Salute To Reserves
At Sundown
At Sundown
Stories to Reirfcmber
Cancer Show
Rogue Rancho
Rogue Rancho
Sam Hayes
Music You Want
Music You Want
News
Outdoor Life
Heidelberg Hits
Outdoor Life
Heidelberg Hits
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15 Platter Party
30 Platter Party
45 Platter Party
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Radio
Patter by Pat
The scond Medford edition of
the Old Gold Amateur Hour will
be broadcast tonight at 8:30 from
the stage ol
the Craterian
the a t r e . Six
c 0 n t e s tants
will appear,
having b e e h
chosen from
auditions held
in the theatre
Monday after
noon. T h
cont c s t a n t s
Pat Wilkinson who receive
the most votes after tonight's
broadcast will appear on the
stage March 21 in a final elimina
tion contest program. The other
three competing will be those
three who have received the most
votes since the broadcast of
March 7.
In a condumcntary broadcast,
titled, "Operation Portrex", ra
dio listeners will "hit the beach"
at Vieques island in a recorded
eye-witness account of the larg
est U. S. joint air-borne amphi
bious operation since the war. on
the Department of Defense's
weekly ABC program, "Time For
Defense." toniuht from 8 to 8:30
over Station KYJC.
ABC's "America's Town Meet
ing" will broadcast the second
prugram of its annual Spring
tour from Cincinnati on tonight's
broadcast over Station KYJC at
8 o'clock. Heard under the aus
pices of the Hebrew Union col
lege, the program will take as
its discussion question "How Can
Organized Religion Advance
American Democracy?"
Smelt Run Believed
Heading For Sandy
Portland, Ore., Mar. 14 (U.R)
Fishermen said today that the
annual smelt run appeared to
be running past the mouth of
the Cowlitz river and heading
toward the Lewis and Sandy
rivers.
They predict, however, that
the fish may swing into the Cow
litz at any time.
Vanguard of the run headed
up the Columbia toward the
tributaries as Isaac Jolma, Clat
skanic fish buyer, said fisher
men had spotted the run off the
Kalama river during the morn
ing. He said most of the fish had
left the lower Columbia.
Jolma said he believes the
fish were taking off mainly for
the Sandy, east of Portland, but
probably wouldn't reach the riv
er for a few days.
NOD TO NEW YOHK
Chicago (U.R) Chicago is in
debted to New York for its Lin
coln park zoo. the Chicago park
district says. The zoo was begun
when a Mr. Green donated a pair
of swans from Central Park in
New York city in 1870.
A low-cost, packaged chimney
for a one or two-story house,
shipped complete and ready for
installation Dy any nome owner
is on the market. It comes in sec
tions and is easy to install.
those ballots mean the difference
between success and failure for
these hopeful amateurs.
Your Health and lis Care
By OR. WILLIAM BRADY, M.D.
Reader! should addreti inquiries tot Or. William Brady,
265 El Camlno. Beverly Hills. Calif.
WARNING TO SUCKERS NIBBLING AT THE BAIT
Or. Brady
Almost in immediate succes
sion today came three letters
from readers in widely separated
c 0 m m u mites
asking for my
opinion of the
Cock and Bull,
and New Day
and the Kayo
clinics in their
respective com
munities. How
naive! It goes
without saying
that the clinic
farthest from
one's home is
the best, and
the farther
awav it is the
better. Back home if the doctor
wants a $10 oesinophile count
or a Due anaylsis you resent
it ana Drand the doctor a rob
ber for including the cost of it
in his bill. That is back home.
When you journey afar to the
"clinic" you regard such trifles
as evidence of the thorough way
the great specialists have of get
ting at your trouble and you pay
four or five times what the same
service or better would cost you
back home and cheerfully. After
all, you will have something to
talk about for many years, some.
thing that should impress lay
men and doctors alike With your
importance.
I didn't answer the three
queries in detail. Can't take time
to do so. Could do if there were
only a score or two of letters to
answer daily. Can't answer 'em
all retail. Taking this means of
answering a great many such
emeries wholesale. I did mail
brief reply to one of the read
ers, who inclosed selt-addrcssect
envelope, and this is what I said:
A doctor worthy of contidence
practices under his own name.
I leave it to the reader's judg
ment try to think of any out
standing, distinguished, eminent,
leading or popular physician who
does not practice under his own
name.
Originally, up to our own
times, a clinic was an institution
where patients were studied and
treated in the presence of medi
cal students; it was for teaching
the art of medicines.
Only in the past 'thirty years
has the term come to have a dif
ferent meaning and I believe
the attitude of the American
Medical Association under the
dictatorship of the late Pooh
Bah is to blame for it. Today a
clinic is generally just a group
of doctors who pool the overhead
and the gross, putting up what
they find is a more imposing
front and availing themselves of
the free advertising their busi
ness place gets under the name
of the Squcdunk Clinic adver
tising a doctor just couldn't get
under his own name. As a "clin
ic" racketeer you can enjoy the
fruits of advertising and retain
membership in the medical
society; as an honest practitioner
you'd be expelled from the medi
cal society in jig time if you be
haved like that.
The "clinic" evil, together
with the brass specialist evil, is
largely accountable for the high
cost of medical service in this
country today.
It is so difficult to draw the
line between ethical profes
sional conduct and legitimate
business practice that physicians
in group practice who adopt or
accept the name of "clinic" in
evitably become suspect in the
minds of their colleagues. May
the suspicion grow and grow
until the racketeers can no
longer brazen it out-
Lct no knucklehead impute to
me any dislike or disapproval of
bona fide clinics where patients
unable to pay can get free treat
ment. What I decry is prostitution of
the clinic idea for the exploita-
Tuoiday. March 14. 1950
CROSSWORD PUZZLE
ANSWER TO fKEVIOri PC Ell J
ti6n of popular credulity.
QUESTIONS & ANSWERS
Taper-esler
My 3 year old daughter cats paprr
every chance she sets, wnat is uw
matter? (Mrs. T. J.)
Answer This abnormal craving u
called "pica". It Is common in emo
tionally upset children and in victim
of chlorosis a type of anemia called
green-sickness" Women often have
a craving pf this type during preK
nancy. H the child is otherwise nor
mal, efforts to promote emotional
stability usually succeed. The condi
tion is not serious.
Isinglass
Is there another name for isinglass?
My lady friend said her mother used
it for cakes. (Mrs. 15. L.)
Aniwe r Isinglass is known a
"Icthyocolla," a form of gelatin pre
pared from the swimming bladders ol
certain fish. It is marketed in sheets
and is useful as a iood. "Court-plas-ter"
can be made of it. It can be used
instead of ordinary gelatin for most
any purpose tor which gelatin is suit
ed. It is rather tscarce these days, but
your druggist should be able to locate
some for you.
Raw Beef
Ts raw beef better for cure ol
anemia than cooked meat? Is it sate
to eat raw beef coming from govern
ment inspected packing houses?
(L. m. T.
Answer I know of no evidence tht
beef will cure anemia unless the
anemia is Incident to starvation in
which case it is no better tir worse
than any oiher meat. Raw meat has
no advantage over cooked meat. Re
frigeration usually suppresses the
activity of heef tape-worm but U
would be impractical to so thoroughly
inspect an entire carcass as to be able
to certify mat it was iree 01 dcci
tape-worm.
Drafts and Srnsitlve Ears
I believe in everything you say cn
cept that I am sure that I catch cold
from drafts. It I don't keen my cars
stuffed with cotton they feel like too
mucn air is going into mem.
(Mrs. L. W.)
Answer Any volume of air in mo
tion is a draft. How arc you gains to
escape drafts? Do you distinguish be
tween 'good" and 'bad" drafts? The
way to get over your ear sensitivity
is to simply stop using cotton. You
have a notion not a disorder.
(Copyright 1950 by John F. Dille Co l
Educational Aids To
Be Subject Of Course
Audio visual aids (Education
435), a three-hour college credit
course for adults, will be taught
by Laurence Butler of Southern
Oregon college beginning Wed
nesday, March 15, in room 26 at
tne senior high school.
llw class will be m session
from 7 to 10 p. m. each Wcdnes'
day for 10 weeks. Tuition is
$10.50.
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If you're a potential paranoiac
due to the press of prices and
problems, you may be just what
Eniccc .lay Stewart is lookinc,
for on ABC's "Surprise Package'
program heard Monday through
Friday at 1:30 p. m. over Station
KYJC. Jay, emcee of 'Surprise
Package," has asked movicman
Edward Arnold to appear as the
program's guest tomorrow after
noon and to announce the se
lection of the most deserving case
among the pent up and put-oul
entries. Winner will receive a
five-day expense-free vacation in
Los Vegas, Ncv.
Don't neglect casting a ballot
for the contestants who w ill ap
pear on tonight's broadcast
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Place yourself in his care when necessary and with
out reserve. Follow his advice strictly, have faith in
his ability. When a
physician writes a
prescription bring it
to us to be filled. Wc
are specialists at this
work.
Phone 2-6239
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