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KVJC - 1230 H KM ED 1440 to It WIN 1400 ka
-(TOO Local News 8cr Guild Theatre News
815 Sporta News Scr Guild Theatre Michael Douglas
6:30 Edwin C. Hill Gaorg Fliher Calling Spotlight on Sports
6 ft Tune-O G eorge Fisher Calling Dl nncr Music
Too Counter Spy" Dragnet Between Toe Lines
7:l& Counter Spy Dragnet Red Cross
7:30 Blondle Music Between the Lines
7:45 Blondie Music Bi.se ball
8 00 Amateur Hour One Man's Family Baseball
8:15 Amateur Hour News of the World Bane ball
8:30 Amateur Hour Aldrich Family Batebalf
8:45 Robert Montgomery Aldrich Family Baseball
9:00 Linger Awhile ' 20th Century Serenade Baseball
9 13 Roundup Dance 20th Century Serenade Baseball
9:30 Baby Sitter Show Memories of Hawaii Baseball
9:45 Baby Sitter Show Music & News News
10:00 Richfield Reporter Music Juke Box Review
10 15 Sports Report Music Juke Box Review
10.30 Time To Dance Morton Downey" Juke Box Review
j0:45 Time To Dance Music & News' ew
j 1:00 Platter Party Sign Of! Sign Oil
11:15 Platter Party
11:30 Platter Party
11:45 Platter Party
RADIO PROGRAMS--F RIDAY
6:00 -Hiae 6t Shine Morning Roundup
6:15 Rise N' Shine Musical Roundup
6 30 Rise N" Shine Beamed to Farmer News
6:45 Rise N' Shine Newt 1400 Corral
"7-00 Music Show Top of the Morning" Wake Up Rogue Valley
7:15 Martin Agronsky Top of the Morning Wake Up Rogue Valley
7 30 Bob Garred-News Breakfast Music - Newa
7:45 Sports Newt Music & Newa Sports Review
8:00 Breakfast Club " Red Foley Show The Best on Wax
8 13 Breaktast Club Red Foley Show" The Best on Wax
8 30 Breakfast Club Waltz Time Bible Institute
843 Breakfast Club Mod. Concert Hall Bible Institute
g'-OO Ladles Be Seated Friendship " Circle News
9-15 Ladies Be Seated Friendship Circle Listen Ladies
g'30 Quick As A Flash Music For You Jo Stafford
0:"45 Quick As A Flash Music In Modern Mood Morning Special
joTqo Trading Post Luncheon With Lopez David Rose
lo'lS Mvstery Shopper Dave Gnrroway David Rosa
10- 30 My True Story Personality Time News
10:45 My True Story News Church In Your Home
iTbO Betty Crocker Treasure Chest Page Cavanaugh Trio
ii:15 Lindlahr Program Dr. Crane. Psychologist Homemaker Harmonies
1130 Baukhage Talking Thre Alarm Music For Friday
11- 45 News Meet the Band Music For Triday
12 00 Bulletin Board News. Markets Noontime Melodies
12:15 Noon News Road ot Life News
1 -30 Weather Report Pepper Young Farm News
12:45 Your County Agent Right to Happiness Swap Shop
' 100 Welcome to Hollywd Backstage Wlie Western Music Box
J:15 welcome to Hollywd" Stella Dallas W estern .Music Box
1 ;30 Surprise Package" Lorenzo Jonea Music Box
1 A5 Surprise Package YoungWIdder Brown Music Box
"o 00 Chance of Lifetime Life Can Be Beautiful' News
315 Chance of Lifetime Mainly for Women Music Box
3 30 Bride & Groom News Mus e Box
2 : 4 5 Bride &. Groom" Swa P&Sn Music Box
"300 Today in Hollywood" Welcome Travelers News
3. 15 pick A Date Welcome Travelers Music Box
3 30 Art Baker Aunt Mary Hollwood Headlines
3 45Ted Malone 5ve & Leaxn Hollywood Headlines
""4 tiO ModerrTRomances" Record Shop News
4 15 Modern Romances" Tr. Red Crocs All-Star Dance Parade
4 30 New s Sons of Pioneers Music By Martin
4:45 Four Knights Richard Harkness' Inside Story
"5-00 Challenge oTthe Yukon U P News Tellerof Tales
3 15 cbal'nge of the Yukon What's Doing Standard Varieties
3 30 Green Hornet' Kiddie Hit Parade Truth and Life
a, 45 Green Hornet Elmer Peterson Rockln Chair
"6:00 Local News Scr. " Dir Plav house News
6 15 Sports News Scr. Dir. Playhouse" Jo Stafford
6 30 Edwin C. Hill Jimmy Durante Spotlight on Sparta
6:45 -Tune-O" Jimmy Durante Les Biqwji Show
Too Orrin Tucker Fred Divisek. Accord's." '
715 Orrin Tucker Familiar Melodies
7:30 Les Brown Bill Stern
7 :45 Les Brown What Amer. It Playing .
"g D0The Fat Man One Man's Family
8:15 The Fat Man News 01 the World
8:30 Your FBI Stars Sz Starters
8:45 Your FBI Stars it Starters rr t
g-00 Ozzie & Harriet Life of Riley " "
9.15 Ozzle & Harriet Life of Riley
9:30 Baby Sitter The Song Shop
9:43 Baby Sitter Music A News , , --a
10:00 Richfield Reporter" Sam Hayes -s
10:15 Sports Report Music You Want Juke Box Review
10:30 Time To Dance Music You Want Juke Box Review
10 45 Time To Dance Music 8t News News
11:00 Platter Party Sign OH Sign Off
1115 Platter Party
1 1 :30 Platter Party
11:45 Platter Party
ABC NBC
Radio
Dial Lights
By Johnny Ahorn
fkrta uro1r frnnl tnHav KY.IC
will bring the first in a series
o six broadcasts . . . with the
highlights of the annual Palm
Beach golf tournament. These
broadcasts will be heard on Fri
day, Saturday and Sunday of
next week . . . starting at 5 p. m.
on Friday.
Also one week from tonight.
It's the big show from Madison
Square Garden ... on the Orig
inal Amateur Hour. The show,
for the benefit of the New York
Foundling hospital, is the cli
maxing act in a series of 17 pro
grams. Ted Mack anticipates a
crowd of at least 18.000 people
will be on hand to push favor
ites across that big finish line.
Might make a note to take a
listen, yourself, and see how
your favorite amateur of the
past months does in this national
showing.
Have we reminded you yet
that tickets for reserved seats
and general admission to the big
Roundup this week-end are
available at Barker's? We have?
Well. In that case, make believe
we didn't say a word. Just be
sure you have the tickets.
Now don't go calling the fire
department. That siren you
heard was Just announcing an
other winner on the Tune-O
show. Incidentally, there will be
a lot more sirens coming up next
week , . . when Tune-O takes
off in really grand style.
We come up with the darn
dest pieces of information: Do
you know that playing cards is
the most popular pastime of
men! In fact, 83 per cent of
adult males play cards. Poker
is the favorite game . . . followed
by bridge . . . gin rummy and
pinochle. Wha hoppen'd to Canasta?
fxcfemenf of Fire
Too Much for Lady
Portland. Ore., June 8 iU.R
The excitement of a fire was too
much for Mrs. Adella South
mayd, 77. of Portland yesterday.
The elderly matron suffered a
heart attack while watching
firemen fight a fire In the two
story frame rooming house
where she was a tenant.
Mrs. Southmayd was removed
to St. Vincents hospital where
attendants later said her condi
tion wag "good".
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and SPECIALTY CO., Inc.
8404 S. E. Powell Blvd., Portland
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Grants Pass, 99-199 Highway Jtn. Wm. I. Ruffner, Mgr.
Roseburg, 2035'i N. Stephens St. Betty L. King, Mgr.
Cottage Grove, 1404 Eatt Main St. Victor Hugdahl, Mgr.
OUR STOCK IS ONE STOCK
We plan to have the Medford House open on June 12 . . .
Dealers are invited to come in and pick out the fireworks
needed for the big 19S0 leason. E. J. King, Mgr. for South
ern Oregon, 123 Washington Street, Medford.
Your Health and Its Care
Br OR. WILLIAM BRADY, M.D.
Rtidtre should addrtn inqulriai to l Dr. William Brady,
265 II Cjmlno, B.v.rly Hills, Call.
Thursday, June 8 1930
MEDFORD (OREGON) MAIL TRIBUNE THREB
CROSSWORD PUZZLE
answer to re: , lots rrzzLi
INCREASING CHILD HEALTH AND INTELLIGENCE
Another thing that drives me
to the bowling green many
time when I
or. Brady
might otherwise
remain here in
my lonely cu
bicle pounding
away at this
thankless task,
trying to teach
you heedless
people elemen
tary physiol
ogy and hy
giene, is the
notion that a
dose or more
particularly
"shot'' of this
or that vita
min, or a shot
gun mixture of vitamins, gives
one pep. This notion, too, is
fostered, I find, by the charla
tans who cater to the popular
demand for shots. You get lust
as much "pep" from that as you
get from a plate of pork and cab
bage or a hot dog when you are
Hungry.
If Dr. Harrell's experiment on
the New York school children
and the results she obtained
from animal experiments with
the entire vitamin B complex
are heeded by physicians, nutri
tion and health authorities and
educators it may increase the
level of health and intelligence
of future citizens.
Parents at least should know
(hat we now have good and suf
ficient evidence that an ade
quate daily intake of at least one
of the components of the B com
plex. thiamine, is not only essen
tial for good general health and
vigar. but. if child or youth has
had the usual refined American
diet with its excessive propor
tions ot nigh calory caruony
drate items (items made chiefiv
from refined white flour and re
fined sugar or syrup), a daily ra
tion of B complex or just B
(lhiamine to supplement the
diet will generally improve func
tional health and mental alert
ness as well.
This is nutrition, not medicine
Such a daily ration of vitamins
or minerals or both is not to be
confused with medicine. It is
simply the nutritional element
or elements the daily diet
should provide but, thinks to
modern refinements, processes
and habits, does not provide in
the quantities required by grow
ing children or adult.
If the modern diet of child and
adult were not so highly process
ed and refined, natural food
would provide adequate
amounts of these essentials of
goo dnutrition. Such a natural
diet would be "protective"
that Is. It would protect the in
dividual against what we have
lately learned to recognize as mi
tritional deficiency disease. And
let me tell you 999 out of each
thousand American chlldin,
youths and adults could do with
more protection.
Take a hundred children ten
fifteen or twenty years old. di
vide them into two groups, feed
one group only white bread or
tnings made of wnite flour, ana
refined sugar or syrup or things
containing it, and feed the other
group only whole wheat bread
or things made of whole wheat
flour .and crude brown sugar or
old fashioned (open kettle) mo
lasses or tnings containing it
besides the usual milk, vege
tables, meat, fruit, etc. for a
season, say three months. At the
Foots Creek
Foots Creek. June 8 Mr. and
Mrs. Jim Cowie and sons Jimmy
and Bobby, and daughters Patty
and Judy Kay, Mrs. Mary Drapp
and son Johnny, Mr. and Mrs.
H. R. Bennett. Leona Doollttle.
Gladys Bennett. Betty Joyner.
Mr. and Mrs. Peter Tweist ana
children, Suisie and Richard, Mr.
and Mrs. Delmar Mitchell, Mr.
and Mrs. Charles Digman, Mr.
and Mrs. Riley Burke, Mr. and
Mrs. Ed Grubbs and Mr. and
Mrs. Ed Patch Rnd daughters,
Louise, Kathy and Carolyn spent
Saturday evening at Jackson Hot
Springs enjoying swimming and
a picnic supper.
Mr. and Mrs. Lee Kile, son
Byron, daughters Jean and Pat
Zlcser. and Miss Pat Hall, left
June 4 via Texas, where they
will be joined by their daughter,
Mrs. Anna Lee Davis, for Whit
ing. Iowa, and Elkhart, Ind. At
Whiting they will visit Mrs.
Kile's mother, Mrs. George Mer
cer, who they have not seen for
12 years, and help her celebrate
her 79th birthday. At Elkhart
they will visit Mr. Kile's broth
ers and sisters and attend the
Kile family reunion. En route
home they will visit Mrs. Kile's
sister at Osage. Wyo. They were
accompanied to San Francisco
by Mrs. Zicser's husband, who
Is in the navy and was home for
a short leave.
Betty Joyner. Joan Ford and
Gladys Bennett were among
those graduating from Rogue
Fiver high school.
Mr. and Mrs. Jim Cowle. who
recently bought the Foots Creek
store, nave Improved the store
and their auto court, and plan
to enlarge the slore.
Mr. and Mrs. Herman Howard
and Infant daughter returned to
their home at Dunsmulr, Cal.,
June 3.
end of the experiment the chil
dren who have had only whole
wheat and unrefined sugar
would be more effecient physic
ally and mentally than the ones
who have been restricted to
white flor and refined sugar and
syrup products I'd give you ten
to one on that.
If you are Interested In the
growth, physical development
and mental alertness of a child
first look into the child's nutrition.
Nurses Association
Schedules Conferences
Portland, Ore., June 8 U.R)
The Orrgnn State Nurses asso
ciation said today regional con
ferences for graduate nurses
would be held in 10 Oregon
communities this month.
Dates announced were:
Portland, June 28; Corvallis.
June 12: Rosrbtirg. June 14;
Grants Pa.. June 15 and 18;
Klamath Falls, June J7: Bend,
June 19; Baker. June 21- Pen
dleton. June 22; The Dalles,
June 24; Astoria, June 17.
tv-4 l;r. for Sunday CUaaJiod U
t Noon Saturdays.
QUESTIONS ANSWERS
l.nosely spsaklni
Hhvo read aome hooka by medlcnl
doctors who arivtsa that one ahotiidn't
eat atarrhea auch aa bread and pota
loea In the same meal wtUi protein
auch as meat, egffs. cheaaa. They
clatm auch . . . (C. G.l
Answer Shady near-doctors, long
distance "specialists" and quetr doc
tors of various typea may give tuch
advice, but not reputable physicians.
Eat your sandwich or your meat and
pntatoea and Ret a phyalolosy text
book from the library to read inatead
of the phony health literature you
loosely ascribe to "medical" doctors.
Send twenty-five centa and atamped
setf-nddressed envelope for the red
book WHAT TO EAT AND WHY. II
will disabuse your mind of a lot of
mail-order bunk.
15 to 70
I am SS and have never married
Now offered marriage to a man 70
who thinks we could be happy. Five
years ago bad hysterectomy. Now
seems quite well. Would marriagt be
advisable? (C. K. O.)
Answer You should consult the
doctor who operated, or your own
doctor, about the Question. And your
prospective husband should hear what
the doctor hns to say. along with you.
If you both cherish no illusions the
marriage mav be a happy one.
(Copyright 1S50 by John F. Dllle Co.)
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For b tan bum. tau, acid
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Former Pinkerton Detective say he
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next to impossible, seems hkt I would
just twist and turn all night. All of
these distresses were caused, I am
sure, from sluggish bowels, and since
KAL-O-DEX has relieved that condi
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I have in years. I told a friend about
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KAL-O-DEX is an Herbal Formula
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Happy Is The Day
When Backache
Goes Away
As we get older, traa and atraln, over
exertion, excaesivt, imokin or axpoaur to
cold sometime alow down Mdnty func
tion. Till may lead many folk to oom
plain of fin caring backache, )oi nf pep and
iMierBv, hearincrips and dlzifnes. fttnr
up nights or frpqiiL-nt pismign may result
frum minor bladder Irritation due to eold,
dampnmi or dietary (ndierretfon.
If your dlHcomfnrt are due to these
cauprn, don't wait, try Dnan'a Pill, a mild
diuretic. Used surreaifully by million for
over to years. While thete symptom may
often olherwi. occur, it's amailng how
many tlmee Do n't give happy relief
hlp the If mtlos of kidney tub and Alter
Hush out waste. Get Doam'a Pill today!
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BECAUSE
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DEEPLY, to kill the aerm on contact.l
Get happy relief IN ONE HOUR or I
Today at Mack'a Drug Store. Adv.
Now Many Waar
FALSE TEETH
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(non-arid) powder, holds false teeth
more firmly. To eat and talk In more
comfort, lust sprinkle a little FAS
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gooey, pasty taste or feellnir. Checks 1
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