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TEN MEDFORD (OREGON) MAIL TRIBUNE RADIO PROGRAMS FR ID A Y Programs lilted below are received from the radio stations and the Mail Tribune illumes no responsibility eacept la snake tuch change! ai ara supplied KYJC 1230 ke KMKI) 00 Fun Factory . 13 Fun Factory 30 Big Jo Sc Sparkle 45 Mark Trail :00 Sporta Parada :13 ElmerDavIs :30 Drive-in Quia 45 Bill Bowerman Show Week! & Orr Newa B. V. Kallenborn Kiddle Hit Parada Elmer Peteraon 00 Fights :15 Fighta Sporta Roundup KMEO Commentary Clico Kid Cisco Kid :3u Flgnis 45 Fighta :00 Richard Diamond :lfi Richard Diamond 30 This la Your FBI 45 This la Your FBI Family 00 Ozrie tc Harriet One Man's Family 1 5 Osile & Harriet News of the World 30 Mr. District Attorney Salute To Reaervkr.i 45 Mr. District Attorney Salute To Reaervjata 00 ABC Late News Bob & Ray n Man and His Music Bob & Ray . 30 Sporta Report Hallo of :45 Flying Time Halls of Ivy Ivy 10: 10: 10 10 11: 11: 11: 11 00 Proudly We Hall 15 Proudly We Hall :30 "Laura" :45 "Laura" tii-fi.i.i 00 Platter Party 15 Platter Party 30 Platter Party :45 Platter Party 12:00 Sign Off Sign-Off RADIO PROGRAMS SATURDAY :00 Farm News Navy Band Here to Veteran Marin Show News :15 Martm AgroniKy :30 Bob Garred n staawnrt CralK" :00 No School Today"" Sunrite Serenade Saturday Special No. 1 Muilo of Manhattan Muilc & News ;13 Noscnooi Toaay :30 No School Today :45- NoScnoqi i oaay; tin Tumn .Tiimn My Secret Story My Secret Story Hollyw'd Lrove Story' Hollyw'd Love StgryJ Friendship Circle Friendship Circle Howdy Doody JMldMornlng Newi One Night Stand Saturday Special No. 3 Little Nipper Time Little Nipper Tim a: 19 aaiuraay v-iruui 8:30 Space Patrol 8:45 Space Patrol 8:00 Cowboy Troubador 9:15 Cowboy Troubador . 9:30 Cowboy Troubador 9:45 Cowboy Troubador 10:00- Guest Star 10:15 Trading Post 10:30 Lawrence Wetk 10:45 L?wnce We Ik 11:00 Pan-American Union 11:15 Pan American Union 1 1 :30 Mountaineers 11:45 Mountalneera Mary Lee Taylor Farm it Home Hour Farm it Home Hour 12:00 ABC Late Newa 12:13 Flnnegan's Box Score 12:30 Intnl.. Jazz Club 12:45 Intntl. Jazz Club 1:00 Roseland Ballroom 1:15 Roieland Ballroom 1 :30 At Home With Musfo 1 :45 Saturday Nite Date "2:00 1330 Club 3:15 1230 Club 3:30 1230 Club Newi it Weather Saturday Special No. t Pastor's Call Social Security ' Howdy Doody Howdy Doody Muslcana Muslcana Mind Your Manners Mind Your Manners The Author Speaks 3:451230 Club lerrea Lien 3:001230 Club 3:15 News 3:30 1230 Club 3:451230 Club Public Affairs . H. J. KaltenborW NBC Symphony NBC Symphony 4:001230 Club 4:15 Dr. Pepper Show 4:30 Christian Science Ch. 4:45 Serenade In Blue ' 5:00 Look to the Skies 6:15 Veterans Admin. Show 5:30 Bob Garred Jt:49 Stewart Craig 6:00 Saturday at Shamrock" 6:15 Saturday at Shamrock 6:30 Dinner In Green Room" 6 :45 Dinner In Green Roprn T:00 The Lone Ranger 7:15 The Lone Ranger NBC Symphony NBC Symphony Friend of The Family Friend of The Tamlly News What Are You Doing Old New Orleans OldNew Orleans Tex Beneke KMED Commentary Judy Canova Judy Canova Vaughn Monroe Vaughn Monroe Grand Ole Opry Grand I Ole Opry 7:30 Dancing Party 7:45 Dancing Party 8:00 Cheney Studs-Cooulll Eddy Arnold Show Eddy Arnold Show Round-up Time Round-up Time Ralph Edwards Time Ralph Edwards Time Lower Basin Street" Lower Basin Street 8:15 Cheney Studs-Coqullle 8 .30 Cheney Studs-Coqullle 8:45 Cheney Studs-Coqullle 9:00 Rogue Valley Ballroom 8:15 Rogue Valley Ballroom 9 :30 Cheney Studs-Coqullle 8 :15jhiyStuds-Coqullle 10:00 Cheney Studs-Coqullle 10:15 T.B.A. 10:30 "Laura 10:45 "Laura" 10 o'clock Serenade In Blue Short Story , . Short Story Proudly We Hall Proudly We Hail Clro's it News Giro's it News 11:00 Platter Party 11:15 Platter Party 11:30 Platter Party 11:45 Platter Party r2:00 Sign Off Sign Off -ABC As We Lire BOY. IS. SHOULDN'T LOVE GIRL BEFORE MEETING HER (O) "I am It Tri old. I know girl juit to ipaak to har by nam. I faal that I am In loa with har. I call har up but aha only knows mo whan aha aaea ma. I'a baan waiting lor a formal introduction but I don't know anyona wall nough to gat acquaintad. How should I go about gaiting a data with har without har thinking that I am a wolf?" (A) If you don't know anyone to introduce you to this young girl, I am wondering how you found out her name, her tele phone number, and the "good bit about her." .Surely you have not Imag ined all of these facts. You got them somewhere. Dr. Hurlock Go to the person who save you this Infor mation and find out what church this girl attends. Or, if that does not work, then watch on Sundrfy morning to see for yourself where she goes to church. After you get this information, the whole matter of Introduction should be easy for you. Go to the minister of that church and ask him to Introduce you to the girl. Even if he does not know her personally, he would know her family and he could arrange to have the two of you meet through her parents. Under such conditions, she could Why Suffer Longer? Whin Others Fail COM! TO US ACT NOW' Our Nature's HERI remedies will H , (sin rent load health. Oat remedial have kai successful M aleina the tick all aval the Mara t ever 11 Mare. Remedies la, dlsard.. ....... l.. A. ----- rhm.tl,a,, ..c, tnt (,dhef. 1440 ke KWIN 1400 Ice No Soap Muilo No Soap Musle No Soap Muiln wo soap music Rich Graham Ac Newa Got A Date Three Quarter Tlma Sporta Round-up "Assembly of God Assembly of God Musical Mailbox Musical Mailbox Mario Lanza Musical Mailbox Mario Lanza Musical Mailbox Mnnlfomprv A fiafetvVallev News Album LeanBack at iLlsten Rnhrt Montgomery Frost Warn. & 3 Suns Dick Haymea Newa It's Time To Danca Irs Time To Danca It's Time To Danca Between the Lines D.n. irwtN rarouiel Heidelberg Harmonalrea KWIN Carouse Music You Want KWIN Carousel Music You Want Carousel It Newa Here's Jamison Sign-Off Here'a Jamison Here's Jamiaan Here's Jamison tt News 1400 Coral 1400 Coral 1400 Coral News ' Get Up it Go Get Up it Go Haven of RestMBS) HavenofRest(MBS) News Morning Special Parade ol Bands Parade of Bands "Music For Saturday Music For Saturday Guest Star Serenade In Blue ' "Ray Bloch Presents Ray Bloch Presents Musical Appetizer Musical Appetizer News Western Jamboree Western Jamboree Western Jamboree "Western Jamboree Western Jamboree Western Jamboree WesternJamboree "juke-BoxJamboree Juke-Box Jamhoree Juke-Box Jamboree Juke-Box Jamboree "Juke-Box Jamboree Juke-Box Jamboree Juke-Box Jamboree Juke-Box Jamboree World Concert Hall World Concert Hall Gal Paris Music Hall Gal Paris Music Hall Dinner News Got A Date Proudly We Hall Proudly We Hall Look to the Skies Sports Round-up Hawaiian Harmonies Eddy Howard . "Navy Band Echoes ofthe Gay flO't Lyn Murray Show Lyn Murray Show News Peggy Lee Sings Salute To Reservists Salute To Reservists m "it's Time To Dance It's Time To Dance It's Time To Dance Between the Lines "KWIN Carousel KWIN Carousel KWIN Carousel Carousel it Newt "KWIN Carousel KWIN Carousel KWIN Carousel Carousel it News "Sign-Off Ticker l ILIIABITH HURLOCK, PH.D. never feel that you were a "wolf." In Lots With Ideal No matter how much you have found out about this glt'l, you must get rid of the idea that you are in love with her if you do not want to run the risk of being disillusioned. At the moment, you are In love with an ideal, not a real person, and this is bad business. When you meet this girl, treat her as you would any other girl you Just met. It would be quite proper to ask her for a date, but don't talk and act as If you had known her all your life. Nothing could better create the impression on her that you were a "wolf" with a good "line" than just that. Keep an open mind about her until you know what sort of per son she really is. Then, if she comes' up to your expectations and dreams, fall in love with her. Otherwise treat her as a friend.' By keeping an open mind about this matter, you will save yourself a lot of possible disil lusionment. Elisabeth Hurlock It a con sulting psychologist. Write har in care of this newspaper for free advice. (Copyright 1952, General Features Corp.) Inhabitant of the earth when giant dinosaurs first appeared, a New Zealand Iliard known as the tuatara has lived practically unchanged through millions o"f years. Carefully guarded on small outlying islands, tuataras today lead sluggish lives in cre vices shared with sea birds. S. I. 'ONQ - "' " Harb Specialist ", Tr, sromacn, fas ana eicere, fa, Mala, '.male and Children. Friday. Mar 30, 1952 Your Health and Its Care y DR. WILLIAM BRADY, M.D. Raiders should address Inquiries tat William Brady, 2oS II Camina. leyert. Hills, CaL You Can't Faal About 98 per cent of the 3 pounds of calcium in the body of a healthy young adult Is in the bones and teeth. The amount of calcium in the bones (and the teeth I might say if the d e n 1 1 sts were not so touchy) is not constant, o r fixed, but va ries from day Dt. Brady to day, week to week, season to season, year to year and youth to senility. The bones are the storehouse for calchlrri and the calcium reserve in the bones is drawn on to keep the blood calcium at a pretty con stant level of between 9 and 11.5 milligrams per 100 cc; just as the liver is the storehouse for glycogen (animal starch), blood suger, and this fuel re serve is drawn on to keep the blood sugar at a constant level of between 7 milligrams per 100 cc. (fasting) and 12 milli grams per 100 cc. (After full meal.) ' . There may be some explan ation for the popular belief that valetudinarians, partic u 1 a r 1 y those with chronic rheumatiz, can prognosticate change o f weather because they "feel it in their bones." Let's leave the explanation to wiser doctors, and for Pete's sake don't try to twist this allusion into an ad mission that weather has any thing to do with the rheuma tiz. Can't a fellow indulge in a bit of whimsy without rever ting with you to the nineteen century? It might be a blessing if per sons training for chronic rheu matiz could always feel it the calcium deficiency, that is in their bones and know just what they feel. Perhaps that would make them a little more con scious of the importance of an adequate daily Intake of cal cium to maintain vite and pre vent rheumatiz and many other common ailments. Lest some laymen and doc tors surmise that I'm express ing merely my own theories a bout calcium I quote from The Patient Past Fifty, by Ernest P. Boas, M.D. (Year Book Pub lishers): "As u result (of inadequate diet) adults experience a steady long-continued loss of calcium through the years. This does not become superficially manifest because the great calcium stores In the bones constantly make noy Health, Rest, Comfort and Hospitality ft the Buckhorn Mineral Springs Sanitarium -lot Mineral and Mud Baths are Excellent ' o r Rheumatism, Arthritis. Sciatica tnd Neuritis Carbon dioxide Vapor Baths 3ood for Asthma, Secerns. Sinus. Hiih and Low Blood Pressure. Your Health is our business. For Reservations or Information Address: Rt 1, Ashland. Ore. Or Phone LonK Distance Or. Herman Wexler. Director Chiropractic-Physician BASEBALL AUDsFOEUD CHENEY STUDS vs. COQUILLE Saturday . 8 P. M. Sunday 2 P. M. KYJC YOUR MAIL TRIBUNE STATION DIAL 1230 it in Your Bones up for the calcium losses In the blood and tissues. But as a re sult of this constant depletion the bones become poor in cal cium and more fragile . . ." At another place in the book Dr. Boas says: "The average American diet is grossly insufficient in cal cium, and it is quite probable that this calcium lack accen tuated by the passage of years leads to the demineralization of bones that is so characteristic of aged persons . . . osteoporosis . . . fractures occur more read ily." It may be a little late .to do anything about this deminerali zation process if it has been go ing on twenty or thiry years without concern on your part, but it will do no harm to learn more about it by reading the booklet The Calcium Shortage, for which send 25c and stamped, self-addressed envelope. The next talk in this series about calcium will deal with the part ployed by vitamin D in cal cium metabolism. QUESTIONS & ANSWERS St. Vitus' Dance Soft spot In my heart for you. Fol lowed your column for years. When my son had chorea I was much wor ried about his mentality. Wrote to you and you sent me an article In which you said it had nthlng to do with his mind. Our doctors never save me any assurance like that. I have been eter nally grateful for the peace of mind. (Mrs. ) Answer Hey. hey. folks. I'm not ac customed to receiving so many thanks without requests for anything. Pam phlet on CHOREA (otherwise known as St. Vitus's dance) available on writ ten request. Please Inclose stamped, self-addressed envelope. Bad Habit Ta It advisable that a 3-year-old child should wear cheap aun glasses every time he or she goes out to play. MOO-O-OS and MUSINGS. One of the local radio stations (starts with a K) carries a soup opera that really intrigues us. It is called, "John's oth er Mother, or who drove the potatoes under ground?" Little Daisy Federal Access Road Wash'ngton U.R) Rep. Homer D. Angell said Thursday the House has passed a $12, 000,000 authorization for feder al access roads. The Oregon Republican said the authorization was divided when there's no fault of eyesight, Just a mother's notion that the child'a eyes must be protected . . .? Answer No. Besides It will give the unfortunate youngster an inferior ity complex. Supervisor Salrygamp Daughter worka in store. She was recently warned by her supervisor that she must never touch growing plants or flowers during menstrual period, as it would cause them to die . (Mrs. r. r.i Answer And that the moon is made of green cheese? 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DEPUTIZED TO ARREST HIM' s. v--t ( GET OFFlXf ;f W-aN . ' W TRAIN BoBBERT) ' jgl 1 j 41 2? ?'t MUTT and JEFF "-'fescS'J l' BRAKE, M'LOVE WATCI-I 'mott. why don't chk i -tHE car and siiJ.; V'v l Money OK'd by House between timberlands and miner al lands, with $8,000,000 of it slated for timberlands. Under the act, roads will be approved for construction if cer tified to the secretary of com merce as important to national defense. Certification is to be by the" secretary of defense or "any other official the president may designate. Known as the federal aid road act of 1953, it now moves to the senate. The authorization is for the fiscal year 1954 to 1955. Clothes that aren't perfectly colorfast should be kept separate when dampened for ironing aft er being washed. 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