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5:00 Fun Factory Weeks & Orr New Story Tim
6:13 Fun Factory Richard Harkneas Social Security
5:30 Chet Huntley Voice of Firestone News Round-up
5:45 "On Stage. Everyone Voice of Firestone Between The Lines
8:00 Sports Parade Sports Roundup . Dinner Melodies
615 Quincy Howe J. Pierce Commentary Dinner Melodies
6 30 Drive-In Quiz Cisco Kid Musical Mailbox
b:45 Ted Malone Cisco Kid Musical Mailbox
7:00 Lone Ranger Al Goodman Musical Mailbox .
' 7:15 Lone Ranger K Goodman Musical Mailbox
730 Henry J- Taylor Root Montgomery Valley News
7:45 World Wide Flashes Dangerous Assignment Lean Back at Listen
, " s 00 The Big Hand One Man's Family Sports Round-up
815 The Big Hand News of the World Baseball
8:30 Fine Arts Quartet Railroad Hour Baseball
g 45 Fine Arts Quartet Railroad Hour Baseball
9 00 Paul Whiteman Club Telephone Hour Baseball
B 15 Paul Whitemaa. Club Telephone Hour Baseball
9 jo "On the Town" Men Behind Melody Baseball
9:45 "On the Town" Men Behind Melody Baseball .
10 00 Hank Weaver-News Richfield Reporter Baseball
10:15 Prism-Lite Parade Heidelberg Harmonaires Baseball
10 30 Your Heritage Music You Want Baseball -10:45
"Survival" Music St News News
iPbO "Laura" Clro's Tonight Sign-Off
11:15 "Laura" Ciro"s Tonight
llau Piaster Party Ciro s Tonight
11:45 Platter Party - Ciros it News
13:00 Sign-Off . Sign-Off
RADIO PROGRAMS TUESDAY
.. 6 00 Yawn Patrol , . Monkey Shines
6:15 Yawn Patrol Monkey Shines
6:30 Lucky U Ranch . Down to Earth
6:45 Lucky U Ranch Barnes News .
7 00 Farm News Rural Party Una Liberty Jamboree
7!l5 Martin Agronsky Clockwatcher Liberty Jamboree
730 Bob Garred Clockwatcher Cal Tuiney .
7:45 Concert and Sports Music & News News
'g 00 Breakfast Club Ralph Edwards Morning Moods
815 Breakfast Club Ralph Edwards Morning Moods
JO-BreakfastClub Music of Manhattan Haven ol Rest (MBS)
. 8:45-Breakfast Club Ortho Garden Guide Have" ol Rest! MBS)
"9:00 Victor H Lindlahr Friendship Circle Record Review
9-15 Chet Huntley Friendship Circle Morning Devotions
9 jo Break the Bank Household Editor Paula Stone Show
9:45 Break the Bank Big Y News Rhythm Ranch
10 00 Jack Berch Show Festival of Waltzes Breakfast In Phoenix
10-15 Big "Y" Relay Quia Fiddler & Music Breakfast In Phoenix
10.30 My True Story Strike It Rich News
10:45 My True Story Strike It Rich 1400 Coral '
1 1 00 Whispering Streets News & Reviews Shop On Main St
11.15 Trading Post Dr. Crane Shop On Main St.
1130 Against the Storm Swap & Sell Musical Appetizer
11:45 Paul Harvey One Night Stand Musical Appetizer
12 :00 Weather Report News & Weather News
12:15 Oregon Finance News Road of Life Peggy Lee
12:30 Weather and Markets Pepper Young Better Buys
12:45 Your County Agent Right to Happiness Sunset St Vine
1:00 Bulletin Board Backstage Wife Salute to Safety
1:15 Peggy Dean Stella Dallas' Salute to Safety
1 30 "Scramble Gamble" Young Widde" Brown Music Box
1 :45 Waltz Time Woman In My House Music Box
2:00 Lone Journey ' Just Plain Bill Major Lively
2:15 When a Girl Marries Front Page Farrel Dan Malloy
230 Joyce Jordan. M J. Life Can Be Beautiful Music Box & News
2:45 Evelyn Winters News Music Box
3:00 Betty Crocker Welcome Travelers Music Box
315 Strictly for the Ladle Welcome Travelers JohrvW. Vandercook
330 Strictly for the Ladies Dr. Paul Music Box & New
3:43 Strictly for the Ladies Dial Dave Garroway Music Box
'4:00 Mary M. McBride Doctor's Wife Iweather Summary
4:15 Mary M. McBride Music Box & Lopez FrazierHunt
.4:30 Big Jon & Sparkle County Ext Agent Brad Steele
4:45 Mark Trail Singing Americans Uncle Remus
' 5:00 Space Cadet Weeks & Orr News Story Time
5:15 Space Cadet What Are You Doing Stars for Defense
B-30 Chet Huntley Kiddie Hit Parade News Round-up
5'.45Y" Club Revue Elmer Peterson Between The Line
00 Sports Parade Sports Roundup Dinner Melodies
OuincvHowe J Pierce Commentary Dinner Melodies
4n Drive-in Quiz Fibber McGe? & Molly Musical Mailbox
6 i4Wred I Malone Fibber McGep St Molly Musical Mailbox
"i nn Silver Eagle Eddie Cantor Show Musical Mailbox
7:15-3ilver Eagle MHi rnfn- Slow MuMcal Mailbox
730 Newsstand Theatre Robt Montgomery Valley News
7:45 Newsstand Theatre ManCaileq a ' Lean Back St Listen
"g OO Metropolitan AuditioraVOne Man s Family Sports Round-Up
815 Metropolitan AudiUons'News of the World Baseball
8-30 "On the Town" ' Cavalcade of America Baseball
8-45 "On the Town" Cavalcade of America Baseball
"9 00 Town Meeting of the Ail Bob Hope , Baseball
915 Town Meeting of the AuBob Hope Baseball
30 Town Meeting of the AilB. Craig, Conf. Invest. Baseball
9:45 Erwin D Canham B. Craig. Conf. Invest. Baseball
"10 00 Hank Weaver New Richfield Reporter Baseball
10-15 Prism-Lite Parade Novatime Trio Baseball
10 30 United or Not?" Music You Want Baseball
10 45 United or Not? ' Music St News News
1100 "Laura" ' Ciro's Tonight Sign-Off
11:15 "Laura" Ciro's Tonight
11 o Piaiiei Party Ciro's Tonight
1 1 .45 Platter Party Ciro's St News
12 00 Sign Off Sign-Off
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Your Health and Its Care
By OR. WILLIAM KRADY. M.D.
leaders shea la address inquiries to: William Brady,
265 O Caniae. levari Hills. CaL
REMONSTRANCE FROM A V I R
(
Dr. Brady
In a long and checkered ca
reer as international quack I
nave learned to brush off ordin-
a r y squawks
from, say
vendors of
cheat - foods,
trick special
ists and other
bunk mer
chants who
thrive on pop
ular ignorance
and credulity.
But when I
draw one from
a VLR it jars me. VIR means
very important reader. Any
reader under sixteen years of
age who writes to me is a VIR.
It is of little moment whether
you old geezers (past 35) ap
plaud or resent, approve or dis
agree, accept or reject my
teachings. But( believe me, the
reaction of this VIR has already
spoiled two nights' sleep for me:
Dear Doc:
My mother thinks you are
perfect, but I think you are a
meddlesome old bore.
Before you put out that
dope on Bedtime Schedules
I got to stay up until 10 or
10:30. But now it's 9:00, with
no questions asked.
I'm a boy 12 years old, 13
next month. I don't see why
I can't stay up one or two
hours more.
Regretfully yours,
George -J
P.S. Just when did you go to
bed when you were 12?
I like particularly George's
bow to his mother. Trouble with
many parents is that they argue,
scream, scold or nag. George's
mother just says "Bedtime,
George," and George heeds the
reminder, and no questions ask
ed. Not at that time anyway.
For the life of me I can't re
member what bedtime was for
me when I as 12 years old. Nor
can I fix on any corollary cir
cumstance which might refresh
my memory. But I do seem to re-
Itching
Dry
Ectfma
Why scratch and
suffer hopelessly ?
Find happy relief
as to aam others
do use sooth
ing, medicated
RESINOL. the
popular ointment
of away ase
call that at the age of five I
doubt that any old geezer can
actually recollect incidents of
childhood earlier than the age
of five that sometimes I went
to bed late because the bed
clothes were not sufficiently
dried out. And that reminds me,
I'll send on written request a
pamphlet on the Bedwetting
Habit to any parent who pro
vides stamped self-addressed en
velope. Written request does
not mean a clipping.
George probably doesn't ap
preciate it now, but he is lucky
to have a mother who sees to it
that he hits the hay at bedtime.
Other things being equal,
George will have a substantial
lead over boys of his age who
are allowed to be up till ten or
eleven o'clock. For a deplorable
instance Cub Scout troops or
dens who attend shows that
keep them up late at night.
Ordinarily I don't mind, in J
fact I get a chuckle out of the
names the old geezers call me
But it saddens me to think thai
a boy who can write such a good
letter as George writes consid
ers me a meddlesome old bore. I
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CRE0r.1ULSI0N
Police Save 60
In Hotel Blaze
Saa Francisco UJ9 The
lives of 60 persons were saved
during a $35,000 fire in a three-
story Mission district hotel Sat
urday because of the bravery of
Jive policemen.
Four of the officers were over
come by smoke while leading
the occupants to safety.
The three-alarm blaze was
controlled by 75 firemen.
Two officers turned in the fire
alarm after they investigated a
burglar alarm in a furniture
store on the main floor of the
hotel building. The policemen
rushed to the aid of sleeping
residents and were joined by
three other officers, who turned
on police-car sirens to awaken
those still asleep.
Overcome by smoke were
James Herlihy, 31; Andrew
Kristensen, 27; Special Police
man George Bowen, 57, and Tim
Richardson, 24. Patrolman Roy
Hooper, 30, was uninjured.
None of the 60 guests nor any
of the fire fighters were injured.
don't make the laws, kids. Na
ture makes 'em. Nature pre
scribes 12 hours sleep for chil
dren aged 4; 11 hours for chil
dren aged 5 to 7; 10 hours for
children aged 8 to 14.
For health's sake we had bet
ter leave it at that
QUESTIONS ANSWERS
The Desire te Step Drinking
Sister. 42. divorced, two 'teen age
children, has been drinking for sev
eral years. She would like to stop
now Dut finds it tmpossiDie. sne goes
for ten days or more without a drink,
then feels nervous and depressed and
starts drinking and goes to great ex
cess . . . (H. M C.)
Answer If she is serious in her
desire to stop drinking, the best sug
gestion i can otter is tnat sne get in
touch with an Alcoholics Anonymous
group and attend meetings of the
group. Look 'em up in telephone
book. Every member of the group has
gone through or is now going
through the fight to stop drinking, so
your sister will find sympathy and
understanding.
Fifty Dollar Test
Husband and I went to a doctor to
get some hormones. The doctor tried
to talk us into having some kind of
test to find just what kind of hor
mones we needed. The test was to
cost $50. H. L.)
Answer It sounds fishy. Of course
I'm just one-horse, etc.. but blessed
if I can Imagine what test would
show what kind of hormones any one
need.
Burning Tongas
Burnlnr feeling of tongue, some
times whole length, mostly the tip.
difficulty swallowing foods, pasty
look. 41 years old. getting many gray
hairs . . . (Mrs. C. E.)
Answer Send stamped, self-addressed
envelope for pamphlet THE
GRAY SICKNESS nutritional defic
iency anemia.
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ROBERT
MONTGOMERY
"A Citizen Views
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SjponsorW by
MONOATtlTHKOUOH FRIDAYS
Bulfe Falls
Butte Falls Mr. and Mrs.
Pharoak Dyer have returned
home after a two months trip to
Louisiana where they visited
friends and relatives. Mr. and
Mrs. J. Dyer from Susanville,
Calif., visited recently at the
home of his parents here.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Edmond
son have sold the general store
to people from Los Angeles.
The new owners will take over
the store April 1.
Mrs. Dennis Gray and children
MOO-O-OS
and MUSINGS
from Charleston, Ore., are here
visiting her parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Vera Stephenson.
Mr.' and Mrs. John Shaw and
children spent a week in San
Francisco recently visiting
friends and relatives. The
Shaws yiade their home in San
Francisco before moving to Butte
Falls.
Silverside and Chinook sal
moo are now being liberated
from the Butte Falls fish hatch
ery. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Allen
have sold their ranch, including
cattle and machinery.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry' Tygart
have returned home after a ten-
j day vacation. In Sacramento
iney visiiea Tygart s sister and
husband, Mr. and Mrs. D. Chris-
Here is a simple test to
determine if your children
are getting enough cal
cium. Crasp a child firmly by
the neck in each hand
bringing the two heads
sharply together. (If you
have but one child, one
may be borrowed from the
neighbors). A pleasant
hollow sound will indicate
no calcium deficiency.
Little Daisy
ANOTHER
CLUE!
SLIM is on a diet!
tenson. From there they went to
Reno over the Dormer pass and
stated that in many places the
snow banks were twice as high
as the car. Leaving they re
turned by way of San Francisco.
From San Francisco they fol
lowed the coast highway to
Brookings, the home of Mr. Ty
gart's parents, and where the
children stayed while they were
gone.
Mrs. Jack Rodgers who was
Favorite of Million
mmm
operated on recently has re
turned home and is recovering
nicely. i
Mrs. Burril Facey is confined
to her home by illness.
Dead line Sunday Classifieds ta at
noon Saturday
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