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00 Edwin C. Hill
:13 Elmer Davis
:30 Spurts Whirl
45 McLain a On Flit
8er. Dir. Plavhouse
Scr. Dir. PlayhouM
Jimmy Durante
Jimmy Durante
Modern Concert HalT"
Familiar SJelodlea
BlU stem
Evening Melodies
;00 Gillette right
15 Gillette right
30 Gillette right
45 Gillette THhf
:00 Frost Warnings
: 13 The rat Uu'
:30 Your FBI
:45 Your TBI
:00 Ozzle it Harriet
:13 Ozzle & Harriet
:30 Claremont Hotel
:45 Claremont Hotel"
Light Un
News oi
Proudly
Proudly
Life of Riley
Life of Riley
The Song Shop
Edgewater Beach Orch,
;00 Richfield ReDorter'
Sam Haves
:15 Clause Mystery Melody
Halls of Ivy
Halls of Ivy
News
:30 Time To Dance
:4o Time to Liance
:00 Platter Party
:15 Platter Party
30 Platter Parly
Sign Off
:43 Platter Party
RADIO PROGRAMS SATURDAY
00 Rise N" Shln
Musical
Musical
Marines
News
:15 Rise n smn
30 Rise N' Shin
43 Rile N' Shlna
;00 News
Top 'O The Mominf
Top O' The Mornin
Modern Concert Hall
News
Id Martin Affrontky
30 Bob Garred
;45 Sports Newi
1:00 Cowboy Troubador
S:15 Cowboy Troubador
1:30 Cowboy Troubador
J:45 Cowboy Troubador
Fred Warina
Fred Waring
Smllln' Ed McConnell'
Smiltrr Ed McConnail
9:00 No School Today
9:15 No School Today
9:30 No School Today
9:45 No School Today
Friendship Circle
Friendship Circle
Mary Lee Taylor
Mary Lee Taylor
:00 Trading Post
Curtain
Call
is uuiieun Board
Music From Hollywood
Pastor's Call
News
:30 American Farmer
;45 American Farmer
:00 Let's Go To The Met
:15 Let's Go To The Met
:30 Let's Go To The Met"
:45 Let's Go To The Met
Lassie
Meet The Band
Farm & Home Hour
Farm & Home Hour
:00 Let's Go To The Met
:I8 Let's Go To The Met
:30 Where There's Music
45 Where There's Music
News fc Muslo
Pioneers of Music
Pioneers of Music
Pioneers of Music
00 Horse Race
:15 Old New Borro'ed Blue
:30 Treasury Band Show
:45 Treasury Band Show
.00 Tea St Crumpets
15 Tea St Crumpets
:30 Tea St Crurrmets
Living
Living
Teddy is
Teddy is
Girl Scout Jamboree
Girl Scout Jamboree
Music of The Ages
Confidential Closeups
:45 Tea & Crumpets
3:00 Junior Junction
3:15 Junior Junction
3:30 At Home With Music
3:45 At Home With Music
News
4:00 Telephone Club 1230
4:15 Telephone Club 1230
4:30 Telephone Club 1230
4:45 Telephone Club 1230
5:00 Teleohone Club 1230 Dancetime
6:15 Telephone Club 1230 What's Doinf
6:30 Christian Scieno Ch. Sports Desk
5:43 Four Knights Elmer Peterson News"
6:00 Scouting The Stars Navy
B.15 "Y" Club Guest Star
6:30 Dave Coleman Trio Dennis Dav
:45 McLain's On File Dennis Day
7:00 Hollywood Byline Judy Canova
7:15 Hollywood Byline Judy Canova
7:30 Chandu The Magician Grand Ole Opry
7:45 Chandu The Magician Grand Ole Opry
;00 Frost Warnings
Truth or
Truth or
Hollywd.
Hollywd.
:io iuone Hanger
:30 Orin Tucker
:45 Orin Tucker
:00 Raeburn St Finch
:15 Raeburn Sz Finch
:30 Raeburn St Finch
:45 Raeburn St Finch
Hit Parade
Hit Parade
Archie Andrews
Archie Andrews
10:
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:00 News Music You Want
:13 Clausa Mystery Melody Music You Want
30 Time To Dance Morton Downey
:45 Time To Dance News
:00 Platter Party
19 Platter Party
:30 Platter Party
45 Platter Party
Sign Off
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Radio
Patter by Pat
Two former lightweight cham
pions, Lew Jenkins of Sweetwa
ter, Tex., and the whirlwind
Beau Jack, of Augusta, Ga.,
!W4jW"je.iJj will meet in
uie in i uuuu
feature bout in
Uline arena in
Washing ton,
D. C, to be de
acribed over
Station KYJC
and ABC to
night at 7
o'clock.
Pat Wilkinson New, that ,
homicidal maniac had broken
out of an asylum wasn't exactly
what Fred Runyan wanted to
hear, since it was the corpulent
crime connoisseur's testimony
that had almost sent the man to
to the chair. Shortly after Brad
got the news, he found a note
in the mail from the escaped kill
er announcing that he intended
to "get"' the detective. How Brad
managed to corral his man will
be told on the broadcast of the
"Fat Man" over KYJC immedi
ately following the fights, at
8 p.m.
There's more girl trouble
ahead on "The Adventures of
Ozzie and Harriet" tonight over
Station KYJC and the ABC net
work at 9 o'clock.
David's little girl friend talks
him into selling tickets for her
charity bazaar, and Ozzie warns
him about feminine wiles, only
to be taken in himself by a fast
talking saleswoman.
"Is television in the home
beneficial to the teen ager!"
That growing controversy will
be discussed by two teen agers
when "Junior Junction" is pre
sented over Station KYJC and
the ABC network on Saturday
from 3 to 3:30 p.m.
Peggy Wagner, blonde, 18-year-old
cover girl and John
Powers model, and Hannah Ger
man, Hollywood publicist, will
be the guests interviewed by Bill
Cargo on "Scouting the Stars"
Saturday at 6 p.m. over Station
KYJC and ABC.
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from bronchial asthma spasms . . .
of sn amasing new cynically
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and a blessing to thousands ol asthma
Tlctlms. young and old.
nils amasing method la In this
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attest to the miraculous e f feet
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av. . . . we will tell everyone we
know . . . "... 1 feel iT
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News
Jo Stafford
Spotlight on Sports
Marine Band
A! Sack
Flying Time
At Sundown
At Sundown
Tim
Do You Remember
Jack Smith
Rogue Rancho
Rogue Rancho
the World
We Hall
We Hall
News
Lullaby In Rhythm
Maaterworks
Maaterworks
Juke Box Review
Juke Box Review
Juke Box Review
News
Sign Off
Roundup
Roundup
Newt
1400 Corral
Wake Up Rofua VaLlay
Wake Up Rogua CaUay
Newt
Sports Review
Album Tim
Album Tim
Haven oi Rest
Haven of Rest
News
Listen Ladies
Gordon Mao Raa
All Star Dane
Chamber Muiic
Chamber Music
News
Church In Home
Jerry Gray
Les Brown
Musical Horizon
Musical Horizons
Noontime Melodies
News
Farm News
swap Shop
1930
1930
My Son
My Son
Western Music Box
Western Music Box
Western Music Box
Western Music Box
News
Music Box
Music Box
Music Box
News
- 1440 to
Religion In The News Music Box
NBC Symphony" Gems of Jazs
NBC Symphony Gems of Jazz
NBC Symphony News
NBC Syhpmony' Variety Time
J ust Relax Reminiscent Rhythm
Lynn Murray
Lynn Murray
Tommy Dorsey
Gordon McRae Show
News
Dinah Shore
Spotlight On Sporta
Dinner Music
Naval Air Reserve
Between The Lines
At Sundown
At Sundown
Consequence
Cousequence
Star Theatre
Star Theatre
David Rose
Dick Haymes
Rogue Rancho
Rogue Rancho
News
Lullaby In Rhythm
Masierworki
Masterworks
Juke Box Review
Juke Box Review
Juke Box Review
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Reese Creek
Reese Creek. A Dr. 14 The
Rev. DeYoung left for North
nouywooa April 8.
Mr. and Mrs. Meyers of Shady
uove visited Mr. and Mrs. Joe
Nork April 6.
The Dinner Bell restaurant
will be open on Sundays, serving
chicken dinners.
Mr. and Mrs. Ray Greene visit
ed at the Ted Flurry home
April o.
Fleetwood McCarver and Mr,
Pucket of Klamath Falls were
recent visitors at the Ben Nock
home.
Reese Creek Extension Unit
will hold a special meeting at
Mrs. Dick Johnson's place, the
afternoon of April 20. The sub
ject will be "Cancer Control.1'
Mrs. James Poderlck had a
Stanley party at her home April
7. Present were Mrs. Flurry,
Mrs. Uhrick, Mrs. Nork, Misses
Alma and Myrtle Mack, Mrs.
Waddell. Mrs. Connor, Mrs. Ben
Gardener and Mrs. uuniap
Guests from Medford were Mrs
Head, Mrs. Hawkins, Mr. and
Wyott, Mrs. Long and daughter,
Mrs. Schrecengost and Mrs. Par
ker, of Central Point, the Stanley
agent.
Jimmv Waddell of Ashland
spent Easter vacation with his
grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. C.
W. Waddell. The grandparents
gave an Easter dinner for their
children, Mr. and Mrs. H. H.
Shaw and Mrs. Briscoe or cen
tral Point. Mr. and Mrs. Glenn
Waddell and Mr. and Mrs. Rob
ert Humphrey.
Mr. and Mrs. Ben Gardener
were recent guests of. Mr. ano
Mrs. Harry Wilson and Mr,
Gardener's sister Rosalia Ny
c-n at r.rlffln Creek.
Flora Mae Miner, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Miner has
gone to Los Angeles, wnere sne
has found employment.
Mrs. Benny Hefley of Hunting
inn Reach. Cel.. spent her vaca.
tion with Mr. and Mrs. Elbert
Heflev. Her husband is making
his home with his brother Elbert
while building himself a house
in Eagle Point.
Mr. and Mrs. Bill Marler of
Albany, formerly of Asniana,
spent last weeK ena wnn air.
and Mrs. Elbert Hefley.
Chervl Dee Hefley celebrated
her first birthday March 14.
Mr. and Mrs. Ted Lanuia cele
brated their eighth wedding an
niversary April 9.
There was a special Easter
service at the Reese Creek
nd present health to BREATHEABT.
BREATH EAST can do for you what
It la doing for others:
Toil can try the BREATHEA8T neb
ulising method for relief of bronchtel
asthma eymptomson a money back
arrangement that leaves no room for
doubt. Tou are the Judge--you must be
satisfied. No matter how many years
you hare sufferedno matter If you
hare ' tried them all" 8REATHEA8T
must work or It cotte you noUilng.
Don't wait. Try It today.
Your Health and Its Care
If DR. WILLIAM I FOOT, M.D.
deaden should address Inquiries rat Or. William Ireery,
241 II Camlne, levarly Hills. Calif.
ANOXIA AND
Between attacks, or after the
victim has ceased to care about
it, there is nothing elicited by
e x a m 1 nation
which s h o ws
that the indi
vidual had
asthma, epi
lepsy or angina
pectoris. True
enough the pa'
tient subject to
angina pectoris
generally pre
sents signs of
arteriosclerosis
but as every
one knows,
Uw. Brady
most persons
w i t n arterio
sclerosis never have angina pec
toris. Among the theories conceived
by physicians to account for tne
attack of angina Dectoris prob
ably the one at present most
favored is that the distress and
pain are due to anoxia, oxygen
shortage in the heart muscle.
Anoxia might be easier to un
derstand if we called it asphyxia.
It is in fact the serious or fatal
feature of carbon monoxide gas
sing. A person overcome by
breathing air that contains
much as three to five parts of
tasteless, colorless, odorless car
bon monoxide in a thousand
suffers not from poisoning but
from asphyxia or anoxia. You
see, carbon monoxide has a
stronger affinity for hemoglobin
than oxygen has, so it unites
with the hemoglobin (the red
coloring matter which carries
oxygen to the cells and tissues
and organs and takes back to
the lunes a load of carbon diox
ide to be blown off) and thus
crowding out oxygen and pro
ducing asphyxia or anoxia.
In angina pectoris (heart pang)
the anoxia or oxygen deficit in
the hard working heart muscle
is generally the consequence of
spasdmodic contraction or con'
striction of a branch of or per-
haDs the main coronary artery
The heart muscle, that is. the
bundle of muscle fibres making
up the main part of the heart
wall, receives its oxygen through
arteries, one right, one left ar-
terv. which branch directly from
the great artery (aorta) just be
yond the aortic valve, ihese ar.
teries are called coronary or
coronal because they have the
appearance of a crown on the
heart.
Inhalations of oxygen from
tank have been given consider
able relief in cases of angina
pectoris and such treatment has
saved lite in acute coronary
thrombosis.
Oxygen inhalations bring the
oxygen richness oi tne Diood up
to or above normal, but still the
amount of this oxygen delivered
to the heart muscle depends
upon the freedom of blood flow
through the coronary arteries or
their Drenches.
Nitroglycerin (now called gly
ceryl trinitrate), amyl nitrite (li
quid inhaled by crushing a cap
sule or ampule in handkerchief
in the hand), sodium nitnate (a
salt taken internally, with slow
er and more prolonged action
than the first two nitrites), and
other nitrites, are the remedies
usually employed to relax spas
modic contraction of constriction
of the coronary arteries and so
permit a freer delivery oi oxy
gen to the heart muscle.
Other factors which tend to re-
church with a musical program.
The Rev. Frost brought the mes
sage. Mr. Campbell conducted a
baptismal service for James uu
breath and Richard Wallace. Fol
lowing the services a nice din
ner was served and the younger
group enjoyed an Easter egg
hunt.
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lax coronary
constriction and
maintain adequate oxygenation
in the heart muscle are w cot
fee, (2) an optimal dally ration
of calcium, of course with
enough vitamin D to insure as
similation and utilization of the
calcium, and (3) a reasonable
amount of oauy exercise, un,
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QUESTIONS at ANSWERS
Witness My Eye
Some time aao you offered to send
nv one. interested a list Of doctors
who peimlt fathers to witness a child i
htrth. We'd like a Hat of doctors WIU1-
in ten miles of hospital. (E. M.)
Answer On the contrary i navo
said many times that I cannot name
doctors who "permit" any one to
"witneil' childbirth. If that is your
idea you SHOULD be excluded. What
im Irvine to arum into tne mica
heads of vou I'm merely trying
to maintain the dignity of parenthood
but what'i the use you will never
understand. Ii a man is fit to be a
husband and a father his place Is at
his wile's side wnen tneir cnua is
born, and the back of my hand to any
one who dissent from tnis opinion on
any ground.
Bread and Toast
Does white bread that has been
toasted yield more calories than
white broad that has not been toast
ed? (Mrs. D. K.)
Answer No.
Vitamin A and Flshskln
Happy to report that my skin
blemishes finally cleared up after 1
had used vitamin A as sue-Beiited
your COSMETIC BLEMISHES. Had
had flshskln or nutmeg grater sktn
for 15 years and the vitamin A made
my skin normal in less than three
months. (S. W.l
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addressed envelope.
(Copyrlcht 1930 by John F. Dllle Co l
The Grange
Sams Valley Grange
Final preparations are being
made this week for celebration
of the 25th anniversary of Sams
Valley Grange. Saturday night,
April IS. Officials in charge
urge that every Grange mem
ber attend If possible. An inter
esting note on the program is
that children and grandchildren
of charter members together
with charter members and others
will present numbers to provide
a full evening's entertainment.
The program will follow imme
diately after the supper which
is the first event of the evening.
Serving is scheduled to start at
7 p. m. and many of the ladies
are preparing their favorite
dishes for this special occasion.
Ice cream, cake and coffee will
be served by the Grange.
All 25-year members will be
especially honored during the
evening. A short business session
will follow the program,
Oceanside, Cal., Apr. 14 (U.F)
John Siguard Olsen of the com
edy team of Olsen and Johnson
received a fractured leg today
when the car in which he was
riding plunged off the highway
near Cardiff, Cal., five miles
south of here, police reported.
Pittsburgh U.R) Wife-beating,
still legal in Pennsylvania pro
vided the husband uses "a stick
no bigger than his thumb," re
sults principally from boredom,
according to a University of
Pittsburgh psychologist.
Knjoy Health Rest, Comfort
and Hospitality nt the
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Springs Sanitarium
Sot MlasrU
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for Rheumatism,
Arthritis Nsurltln,
lSrvoutnMs, Mlsri
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PresKurs and Skin
Eruptions.
Carbon Bloxlds Vapor Baths for
Asthma. Eczema, Colds, Sinus
and Bronchttls.
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Sanitarium, Bt. 1. Ashland, Or.
Br. Barman Waxlsr, Blraetov
Chiropractic Physician
PHONE 2-5201
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