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' ;00-Loc.1Nwi Report From Wi.h ton Dinner Mune
6?15-Eve Pren' What America l PlaylnjNowi
6:30 Ed'" S:,Hm Candy Mataon Bine CrobT
sWTune-O" Candy Mauon' Spo'"h, Sport.
7;0O Lone Ranger boni Shop u v ..,
ij-glhel & Albert" Show Top Seer..- Bob Eberf
-j-OO Jun. Storey One Man's Family National Guard Shnw
,;,5June Storey News of the World Son., o" Our Tlm
8:S0-HenryJ Tavlor Railroad Hour- HotueRincho
-48 J0..HM.1. Sport.' Railroad Hour' New,
9 00 United ur Not?' Telephone Hour Heidelben Rolnr
Silo-Unlted-OrNot?. Telephone Hour HeloJlbe BoJlSf
8:30 Baby Sitter Show Salute To Reservllta Heidelberg Boxini
9: Baby Sitter Show Salute To Reservists Heidelberg Boxing
10:00 Richfield Reporter Sam Hayes- Juke Box Review
10:15 Sports Report Music You Want Juke Box Review
10 30 Time To Dane. Musie You Want Juke Box Review
10:45 Tim. To Dane Music And News News
ft oo Platter Party Sign OU Sign Oti
1115 Platter Party
11:30 Platter Party
11:45 Platter Party
RADIO PROGRAMS TUESDAY
g:00 Rise 'N Shin. Musical Roundup
6-15 Rise 'N Shin. Musical Roundup
( 30 Rise N' Shine Beamed to Farmer ' News
B:45Rlse N' Shine U P. News 1400 Corral
10 Music KetU. Top 01 the Morning Wake Up Rogue Valley
7:15 M. Agronsxy Top of the Morning Wake Up Rogu. Valley
7 30 Bob Garred" Breakfast Musie Newi
7:45 Sports Newi Music, & Newa Sporta Review
:0O Breakfast Club Red Foley- Album Tim.
g:15 Breakfast Club Red Foley Album Tim.
8 30 Breakfast C ub Waltitlme Haven of Rest
8:45 Breakfast Club Mod, Cone. Hall Haven ol Rest
0 00 Ladies Be Seated Friendship circle Newi
:15 Ladler. B. Seated . Friendship Clrcl. Listen Ladle.
A 30 ' Tune-O ' Tips And Tunes Harry James
9:45 "Tune-O" Art Van Damme Quln. Rhythm And Reason
10:00 Trading Post Luncheon With Lopei- Rav Block Presents
10:15 Mystery Shopper Dave Garraway" Ray Block Presenti
10:30 True Story" Personality Time Newa
10:43 True Story U, P News The Church In Horn.
1V00 Betty Crocker Accent On Melody Les Brown
11:15 Victor H. Llndlahr Dr. Crane. Psychologiit Homemaker Harmoniet
11:30 Barbarann. Burnt Three Alarm Muiie for Tuesdiy
11:43 News Meet the Band Music for Tuesday
t j OO Bulletin Board Newa. 4 Market. Noontime Melodies
13:13 New. Road of Life News
1J 30 Weather Report Pepper Young- Farm Newa
12:43 County Agent Right to Happiness Swap Shop
100 Welcome Hollywood Backstage Wife Western Music Box
1:13 Welcome Hollywood Stella Dallas- Western Music Box
1:30 Surprise Package Lorenzo Jones Music Box
1:45 Surprise Package Young Wldder Brown Music Box
2- 00 Chance of Lifetime Life Can Be Beautiful News
3- 13 Chance of Lifetime Mainly For Women Music Box
3-30 Bride & Groom- News Music Box
3:43 Bride flr Groom Swap & Sell Music Box
3 00 Today in Hollywood- Welcome Travelera News
3 13 Footllght Favorites Welcome Travelers Music Box
3 30 Tune-O- Aunt Mary- Women In Th. New.
3 43 Ted Malone We Love & Learn Women In The News
4 00 Quick as a F.ash Record Shop News
4 13 Quick as a Flash Naval Air Reserve All-Star Danre Parade
4:30 Organ Time County Agent Songs of our Times
4:43 The Four Knight. Familiar Melodlea Guest Star
3 00 Hannibal Cobb " IIP Newi Teller of Tales
3:15 Hannibal Cobb What's Doing? Standard Varieties
5 30 Sky King- Starlight Concert Truth and Life
5:45 Sky King Starlight Concert- Gordon McRae Show
' eVOO Local New. ' Bob Hope Newa
8:15 Sports News Bob Hope Kay Starr
:30 Edwin C. Hill Personality Tim. Spotlight on Snort.
8:45 Tune-O'1 Dance Time Dinner Music
7:00 Counter Spy Big Town Navy Show
'tis Counter Spy Big Town Do You Remember
7:30 Rex Maupln People Are Funny Between th. Unci
7:43 Rex Maupln People Are Funny Baseball
:00 Time for Defense One Man's Family Baseball '
8:15 Time For Defense News of th. World Bsseball
8 30 Gentlemen of Press Cavalcade of America- Baseball
iS Gentlemen of Press Cavalcade of America Baseball
9:00 Town Meeting KMED Summer Theater Baseball
9:15 Town Meeting KMED Summer Theater Baseball
9:30 Baby Sitter Music Baseball
:45 Baby Sitter Music News
10:00 Richfield Reporter Music You Want Juke Box Review
10:15 Sport. Report Music You Want Juke Box Review
10:30 Tim. To Dines Morton Downey Juke Box Review
10:43 Time To Dane. Music tr News News
11:00 Platter Party Sign Off sign Off
11:15 Platter Party
11:30 Platter Party
11:45 Platter Party
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.... AROUND HOLLYWOOD
Is VIRGINIA MacPHIRSON
United Press Correspondent
Hollywood, June 19 (U.PJ
Two Hollywood song writers,
who kicked over S1.000-a-week
jobs to turn
comic, came
hometoday
with sad news
for a lot of fun
nymen: Imitat
ing film starts
is the quick
est way to fall
flat on your
lace in a nignt
club act.
"It's been
r)nn -, ail Vl "
VlTjrtalg, say sidney Mj'i.
KuFbenaa ier .nH Rav
Gilbert. "The minute some joker
wings Into those tired Edward
G. Robinson and Charles Boyer
routines the whole audience
starts to ffroan.
"Keep it up and you've bought
yourself a one-way ticket to
oblivion."
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Radio
Dial Lights
By Johnny Ah.rn
Anniha mirtfAru nfils' .Qhl.
lock Holmes put away his pipe
and magnifying glass last Wed
nesday, and coming up day after
tomorrow to replace him is a
psychological little twist called
"Detour.'' Might take a listen.
Guess who's guesting. On the
cliche club that woman noted
for her many books and related
items will be the guest on Walter
Kiernan's . . . "Cliche Cub."
If you haven't heard the show
before, it's worth your while to
get acquainted. Oh . . . before
we forget ... the guest this
week . . . Gypsy Rose Lee.
Away with McNeil! That's next
Fridav. and one week from to
day, the Breakfast Club will be
taken over by that double for
Alexander Beil . . . Don Anieche.
While the McNeils ... the
entire family of 'em are cavort
ing around the continent. Ame
che will fill along with the rest
of the regulars on the club.
Sounds like another treat. Sam
Cowling should have a terrific
time.
There's nothing ai crie as a
radio station that is silent. Jest
ain't natural. And it was proven
for some time on Friday after
noon when silence prevailed.
New voice on the Sports Show
in the morning at 7:45. Might
take a listen and see if you recog
nize the voice from somewhere
else.
Hannibal Cobb will be back to
Iday at 5 p.m.. thanks to all of
Vou who picked up that tele
' phone to let us know. There's no
: doubt now tha' Mr. Cobb i a
; very popular detective.
Now it so happens these boys
aren't interested in a one-way
ticket to anywhere but the top.
So they quick-like switched their
gimmick.
"We imitate ordinary people,"
Miller explained. "We have one
bit where I'm a drunk who gets
into Kays act. Another time lm
a tall tale teller from Texas.
Plays Cigarette Girl
"We go on from there. Got
types you d know anywhere.
even put on a wig and falsies
and tights and play a cigarette
girl. My legs? Dolls both of
em!
So far the customers aren't
tired of this. Miller and Gilbert
have sprung their act in St.
Louis. Pittsburgh and Miami.
And If they can keep up the
pace, it looks like it won't be
long before they'll be earning as
mucn money as tney used to.
Clean Material Best
"You know what goes over bet
ter than nnvthtnff' Millar nelre4
"This'U kill you: Clean mater
ial. "We don't use any dirty jokes
and the people eat it up. May
be they're so used to risque acts
our clean stuff is refreshing. Any
how, it went over."
Girl Surprised She
Sought by Air Men
West Palm Beach, Fla., June
19 (U.Ri A girl pilot who
meandered down the east coast
in a powderpuff air derby from
Montreal was surprised today to
learn that the coast guard, the
civil aeronautics authority and
the national guard were hard
on her heels but never with her
from Scranton. Pa. to here.
Marjorie Harrison, a late- ar
riving contestant in the women's
international air race, landed
her tiny Ercoupe here today, al
most two days after she took off
from Scranton Into "lousy
weather."
The civil aeronautics author
ity launched a search for her
Friday when another contestant
informed CAA official! in
Scranton that ihe was "very
worried'' because Miss Harrison
and a passenger. Louise Rud
dle, had taken off in weather
that grounded other planes.
Pittsburgh Milk Strike
Draws Ladies Into Fray
Pittsburgh. June 17 U.P) It
was ladies day in tne nine-dav-old
milk strike today.
Wives backed up their strik
ing husbands against the Alleghe
ny County Federation of Wom
en s Clubs wnicn opposes tne
AFL union demands.
The girls didn t spar the verb
al hair-Dulling, either. Wife of
striking local 205 organized and
demanded a meeting with the
greater Pittsburgh milk dealers
after industry representative
met with the women i club.
Maim Street
by Ralph Stain
Monday, Jun. It, 1950
WEDFOHD (OREGON) MAIL TRIBUNE SEVEN
Jranien Safety ietnt
Your Health and Its Care
By OR. WILLIAM BRADY. M.D.
Readers should addr.ss inquiri.s to: Dr. William Brady,
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Ur. brady
I offer here some general con
clusions of mine in reference to
the heart. Remember, please,
that I am just
a n ordinary
family doctor
turned newepa
per quack
merely because
I couldn't make
an honest liv
ing in private
practice. I tried
to prove G.
Bernard Shaw
had been
wrong when lie
told a conven
tion of doctors
in London that the family doc
tor dare not tell patients the
truth lest his patients change
doctors. Shaw was right. So,
after 18 years of country, city
and hospital practice I hit upon
this way of living without work
ing. The familiar complaint of
"weak heart" is based on morbid
fancy in most instances. The
complaint is particularly ques
tionable when it is the patient's
chief complaint; that is, when
the patient tells the doctor at
the first interview that his or
her weak heart is what brings
him or her to the doctor.
As a general rule people with
actual functional heart weak
nesses or insufficiency seek med
ical advice for manifestations
which they do not associate with
the heart. This is not the place to
suggest what manifestations or
symptoms these may be, but I
assure you it is so in everyday
practice.
Palpitation, throbbing or forc
ible beating or rapid action of
the heart which is felt by the pa
tient, usually depends on emo
tional disturbance, excessive in
dulgence in alcohol, tobacco, tea,
coffee or other cause than heart
disease. Occasionally a patient
with heart disease complains of
palpitation, thought not as the
chief or only complaint.
Speaking of coffee, it is my
conviction that ordinary moder
ate use of good coffee (brewed as
described in the red book What
lo Eai and Why for a copy send
25 cents and stamped sel-ad-dressed
envelope) is beneficial
for adults with weak heart, heart
disease or slow heart muscle
failure or coronary thrombosis
or angina pectories. Caffeine, the
active principle in coffee, in a
cup of good coffee, gently stimu
lates the heart without after-depression
as when other heart
stimulants are used. Moreover,
caffeine tends to relax or dilate
the coronary arterioles which
feed fresh blood to the heart
muscle and thus to prevent or
relieve anoxia or oxygen-deficiency
in the heart muscle.
So I advise people with any
kind of heart trouble to continue
to enjoy their morning coffee
and another cup or two at din
ner if they do not retire until
four hours or longer after din
ner, if they like.
Whether the patient's heart Is
really weak or not a heart tonic
which, if it does no good at least
can do no harm, may be Just
what the doctor should order. If
your subscription is paid up and
the space is not needed for more
important matter, I'll give my
ideas about heart tonics- in the
next talk about heart trouble.
QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS
Cramps
I'm 20 and ever since 1 began men
struating have had cramps the first
24 to 30 hours. Mother, registered
nurse, always told me it is normal,
but other girls in college say they
have had no such cramps. iF. L.l
Answer Healthy young woman
should not suffer pain or cramps.
Send stamped self-addressed envelope
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pamphlet HYGIENE FOR GIRLS AND
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Fibroid Tumor
1 have a fibroid tumor. Is It neces
sary to have It removed" It doesn't
bother me. but sometimes I worry.
(Mrs. T. G.I
Answer No. Many women have
fibroid tumors and never suffer any
ill effects.
Left Handedness
Baby. 13 months, seems to prefer to
use her left hand . . . husband Insists
we must slap her hand, make her use
the right. (Mrs U. L.)
Answer If she were my babv she'd
use whichever hand she prefers. One
in 25 persons is naturally left-handed.
(Copyright, 1950. by John F. Ullle Co.)
Charles McMahon Died
In Car Heart Attack
Portland. Ore., June 19 (U.R)
Sheriff's officers staid today that
Charles H. McMahon, 68. of
Portland, probably died of a
heart attack at the wheel of
his car here late Friday.
McMahon was pronounced
dead on arrival at Providence
hospital after his car struck a
utility pole at a northeast Port
land intersection. Witnesses said
the oar was moving slowly when
it hit the pole. McMahon was
found slumped at the wheel.
The coroner's office said an
autopsy might be ordered.
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