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RADIO PROGRAMS FRIDAY Programs listed balew art racaivad from tho radio ataliont and tfio Mall Tribune assumes no responsibility except to mako such changes aa ata supplied KJC - 1210 ke KMBD 1440 ka KWIN 1400 ka 6:00 Edwin C. Hill" Scr. Dir. Playhouse News 6:15 Elmer Davis Scr. Dir. Playhouse Jo Stafford 8 30 Sports Whirl Jimmy Durante SpotUfht on Sporta 6:45 McLaln's On File Jimmy Durante Marine Band 7:00 Gillette Fight Fred Diviselt. Accord'stAI Sack 7 :1S Gillette Fight Familiar Melodlea Flying Time 7:30 Gillette Fight Bill Stern At Sundown 7:45 Gillette right What Amir. Is Playing At Sundown 6:00 Frost Warnings " "' Light Up Time Do You Remember 8:15 The Fat Man News 01 the World' Jack Smith 8:30 Your FBI Proudly We Hall Rogue Rancho 8:45 Your FBI Proudly We Hail Rogue Rancho "6:0002210 & Harriet Life o( Riley News 8:15 Oule & Harriet Life of Riley Lullaby In Rhythm 9:30 Babysitter The Song Shop Masterworks 9:43 Baby Sitter Edgewater Beach Orch. Masterworks 10:00 Richfield Reporter" Sam Hayes Juke Box Review 10:15 Clauss Mystery Melody Halle of Ivy Juke Box Review 10:30 Time To Dance Halls of Ivy Juke Box Review 10:45 Time To Dance News News 11:00 Platter Party Sign OH Sign Off 11:15 Platter Party 11:30 Platter Party 11:45 Platter Party RADIO PROGRAMS SATURDAY 6:00 Rise N Shine Musical Roundup 6:15 Rise N' Shin Musical Roundup 6:30 Rite N Shin Marines News 6:43 Rise N' Shine News 1400 Corral 7:00 News- Top O The Morning Wake Up Rogue Valley 7:15 Martin Agronsky Top O' The Morning Wake Up Rogue Galley 7:30 BobGarred Modern Concert Hail News 7:45 -Sporta News News Sports Review "8:00- Cowboy Troubador Fred Waring Album Tim 8:15 Cowboy Troubador Fred Waring Album Time 8:30 Cowboy Troubador Smilin' Ed McConnell Haven of Rett 8:43 Cowboy Troubador Smilin' Ed McConnell Haven of Rest fl:00---No School Today Friendship Circle News 9:15 No School Today Friendship Circle Listen Ladles 9:30 No School Today Mary Lee Taylor GordonTvtao Rat) 9:45 No School Today Mary Lee Taylor All Star Dance 10:00 Trading Post " Curtain Call Chamber Music 10:1 5 Bulletin Board Music From Hollywood Chamber Music 10:30 American Farmer Pastor's Call News 10:45 American Farmer News Church In Home 1 1 :00 Phoenix Club Lassie" Jerry Gray 11:1 5 Phoenix Club Meet The Band Les Brown 1 1 :30 Let s Go To The Met Farm & Home Hour Musical Horizon 1 1 :45 Let's Go To The Met' Farm St Home Hour" Musical Horizoni 12 :00 Let's Go To The Met News & Music Noontime Melodies 12:15 Let's Go To The Met Pioneers of Music News 1 2 :30 Where There's Music Pioneers of Music Farm News 12:45 Where There's Music Pioneers of Music Swap Shop :00 Horse Rare" Living 1950 Western Music Box 1 :15 Old New Borro'ed Blue Living 1H30 Western Music Box 1 :3o Treasury Band Show Teddy is My Son Western Music Box 1:45 Treasury Band Show Teddy is My Son Western Music Box 2:00 Tea & Crumpets Girl Scout Jamboree News 2:15 Tea Sc Crumpets Girl Scout Jamboree Music Box 2 :30 Tea & Crumpets Music of The Ages Music Box 2:45 Tea & Crumpets Confidential Cloteups Music Box 3:00 Junior Junction News News 3:15 Junior Junction Religion In The News Music Box 3:30 At Home With Musle NBC Symphony Gems of Jazz 3:45 At Home With Music NBC Symphony Gems of Jazx 4 00 Telephone Club 1230 NBC Symphony News 4:15 Telephone Club 1230 'NBC Syhpmony Variety Time 430 Telephone Club 1230 Just Relax Reminiscent Rhythm 4:45 Telephone Club 1230 What America is PlayingGuest Star 5:00 Telephone Club 1230 Dancetime Lynn Murray 5:15 Telephone Club 1230 What's Doing Lynn Murray 5:30 Christian Science Ch. Sports Desk Tommy Dorsey 5:45 Four Knights Elmer Peterson News Cordon McRae Show 6:00 Scouting The Stars Navy News 6:13 -Y" Club Guest Star Dinah Shore 6:30 Dave Coleman Trio" Dennis Day Spotlight On Sporta 6:45 McLaln's On File Dennis Day Dinner Music 7 :00 Hollywood Byline Judy Canova Naval Air Reserve 7:15 Hollywood Byline Judy Canova Between The Lines 7:30 Chandu The Magician Grand Ole Opry At Sundown 7:45 Chandu The Magician Grand Ole Opry At Sundown "4:00 Frost Warnings Truth or .Consequence David Rose 8:15 Lone Ranger" -Truth or Consequence Dick Haymes 8:30 Dixieland Jazz Hollywd. Star Theatre Rogue Rancho 8:45 Dixieland Jazz Hollywd. Star Theatre Rogue Rancho fl:00 Raeburn 8t Finch Hit Parade News " 9:15 Raeburo St Finch Hit Parade Lullaby In Rhythm 9:30 Raeburn & Finch Archie Andrews Masterworks 9:45 Raeburn & Finch Archie Andrews Masterworks 10:00 News Music You Want News 10:15 Clauss Mystery Melody Music You Wsnt Juke Box Review 10:30 Time To Dance Morton Downey Juke Box Review 10:45 Time To Dance News Juke Box Review 11:00 Platter Party Sian Off Sign Off 11:15 Platter Party 11:30 Platter Party 1 1 :45 PUtter Party ABC rTBC Radio Patter by Pat Two fast welterweights Joe Mlcell of New York's east side and Johnny Saxon of Brooklyn will clash in the main event of tonight's fis tic card at St. Nicholas arena, New York, to be aired over Station KYJC and ABC at 7 o'clock. The complete Pat Wilkinson cooperation be tween the FBI and local police in breaking up the intricate but powerful machine of a criminal syndicate is accented on Jerry Devine's "This Is Your FBI" broadcast at 8:30 p.m. today over Station KYJC and the ABC net work. Ozzle Nelson runs into a prob lem when a friend invites him to a fishing trip on "The Adven tures of Ozzie and Harriet" on tonight's program over Station KYJC and the ABC network at 9 o'clock. Little Jimmy Cannois of Pitts burgh, Pa., who saved the life of his best friend recently, will speak to the teen agers of the nation on Saturday when ABC's popular "Junior Junction" pro gram is presented at 3 p.m. over Station KYJC. Ginger Rogers will be on deck in the off-cuff question-answer session with movieland reporters when she guests on the Saturday broadcast of ABC's "Hollywood Byline" over Station KYJC at 7 p.m. The special events department of KYJC stopped in long enough to interview a theater group in Phoenix the other night and the rebroadcast of this interview will be on the air tomorrow at 11 a.m., over KYJC. Census in Multnomah Passes 1940 Figures Portland, Ore., Apr. 21 JJ.R) Multnomah county's census tal ly has passed the 1940 total and district supervisors estimate the job still is less than half com pleted. The most recent sub-total for the county showed more than 388,000 residents. In 1940 the complete tally was 353,099. Su pervisor Carl J. Gilson said only 430 of the county's 951 districts had been counted. But, Gilson added, that does not necessarily mean that the county's popula tion is more than double the 1940. He said some districts had as many as 900 persons In them while others were is low as 400 reaidenti Pi MM Rogue River Rogue River, Apr. 21 Ar rangements have been made for Commissioner L. G. Morthland to speak to the general public and Grange members at Live Oak Grange hall here Thursday, April 27, at 7:30 p. m. Morth land will speak on taxes and ex plain how the tax money is spent. He will discuss roads, bridges, the new county home and other county improvements. Everyone is invited to hear his speech. There will be a regular meeting oi orange following the speaking. Larry Sheehan, owner of the Kogue Klver hotel, has returned from California and is doing some repairs on the hotel build ing. Mrs. Mable Reece of Glendale. Cal., arrived for a summer's visit with her son, Art Reece, and his family. Mrs. Betty Bamforth returned Monday from California bay cities where she had visited with her husband when he was in port. Her son, Bert, of Vancouver, Wash., who recently underwent an operation for an infected tooth, has completely recovered and after accompanying her on this trip, returned to Vancouver where he is a high school stu dent. Mrs. and Mrs. George Mariott of Lancaster, Cal., parents of Mr. Andy Yates, arrived Monday to visit the Yates family. After their arrival they received a letter say ing Mr. Mariott had been award ed a television set which will be delivered upon their return. Eldon Winkley, deputy state fire marshal, visited the Roane River volunteer firemen Wednes day evening at the weekly meet ing. Winkley was pleased by the excellent progress being made in organizing the rural district and expressed appreciation to The Mail Tribune for assistance in the work. He stated the Rogue River fire department is participating in the state-wide training program and Sidney Baker had attended the training school at Klamath Falls to represent the group of volunteer firemen. Directors of the district are invited to attend the Oregon State Fire Chiefs' convention in Salem on June 1 and 2, with the idea of organizing them for special instruction in their branch of the work, the su oervision of the rural fire dis tricts. CAN'T ESCAPE IT Holdrege. Neb. (U.R) Every body had the tax Jitters during March but one local business man had something worse than the usual case. After spending 10 minutes praising the merits of a new building he had just con structed, the business man turn ed around and saw the county assessor dutifully looking over the structure with an eye to next year's taxes. Owatonna, Minn. (U.R) A dynamiting . crew assigned to break up Ice in the city park's streams Inadvertently blew up bridge. No on 8 was hurt. Your Health and Its Care I. DR. WILLIAM BRADY. M.D. Readers should address Inquiries lei Dr. William Brady, 26S II Camlrio. Beverly Hills. Call. DOCTORS DISAGRS E In the hope that some of the editors who warm up on my copy on the days when any of my stuff is printed may let the title stand as I write it Doctors Disagree About Smoking let us begin by conceding it is too long in the first place, like the placard put up by the res t a u r a t eur Only Fresh Eggs Served Dr. Brady Here. So we may as well shorten the title to Doctors Disagree and let it go at that, at least till some one comes up with a question on which we do not. For instance that ponderous 22-volume work. The Cyclope dia of Medicine, Surgery and Specialties, a than-whicher of the publishing field if I ever saw one, cites a clinical study made by Dr. W. M. Johnson who con cluded that: 1. Smoking apparently has no permanent effect on blood pres sure. (But wait, girls, till you hear the rebuttal. I say "girls" advisedly. Let's face it oh, well I'll just state the facts and you may draw your own conclusions). 2. There is no foundation for the popular belief that smoking decreases the weight of an indi vidual. 3 It is doubtful whether tobac co plays a major part in the etiology (medicalese for cause or causation) of angina pectoris. 4. The act of smoking, if it af fects blood pressure at all, re duces it temporarily. 5. The effect of tobacco smok ing is chiefly local, exerted prin cipally in the pharynx (throat). It is only fair to mention here that these conclusions of Dr. Johnson's were made 20 years ago. bince that time newer in struments and methods of pre cision have been introduced and tests made with these improved means have led to different con clusions. Anyway, Dr. Johnson's study of the question was a clin ical study that is, a study of patients the doctor sees from day to day and not a scientific or laboratory investigation. Drs. Maddock and Coller, us ing some of these newer instru ments, observed a consistent in crease in blood pressure and pulse rate and a decrease in skin temperature of the fingers and toes of young men with throm-bo-angiltis obliterans (Buerger's disease) when they smoked one or two cigarettes. These effects were more pronounced when the smokers inhaled than when they merely puffed; likewise when they smoked fast, in the way a "nervous" smoker does, rather than slowly and leisurely. Dr. T. C. Minnehaar. writing in Rev. med. del Rosario, Aug. '37, found by experimental and clinical observation that smok ing increases blood pressure and produces constriction of the smallest arteries (arterioles). He concluded that smoking may cause angina pectoris or inflam mation of the lining of the small Model 2000 Industry Homeowners Hobbyists Craftsmen for With 6 ttiMh Oer)t Pa eK and te eellihlna ptxli. 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It may be that there is some peculiar sensitivity to the toxic or damaging effects of smoking that accounts for the gangrene of toes, foot or leg which certain individuals suffer in consequence of their excessive smoking. QUESTIONS Si ANSWERS Radium Emana'lon for obstructed Eustachian Tubs Can anv doctor give the radium em- nattnn treatment for lvmohOid (ade- noldl obstruction of Eustachian tube which you deaennea r. Answer No. usually a nose, throat and ear specialist awes me weauuem. Emphysema Two years ago had chest X-ray, and doctor said I had something like am phesla. Please tell me what that is and how. IL. R. D.) Answer Probably the doctor said emphysema which means air or gas in me tissues, or in yuur tn.w u.uu nhlv avor.dlstentlon oi air-cells ot the lungs. Your doctor should tell you what to do about It. Many persons with chronic broncnilis. recurring win tir coudh. hove more or less em physema which makea them wheeze on exertion. (Copyright 1350 by John F. 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