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EIGHT MEDFORD (OREGON) MAIL TRIBUNE Monday, Jun S, 1951 RADIO PROGRAMS MONDAY Prog rami ",ted below are rtcslvcd from tho radio stations n4 tfc Moil Tribune assumes no responsibility except to make auch change as art avoalfetf KYJC 1230 kc KM ED 1440 kc KWIN 1400 ke :00 Fun Factory" 13 Fun Factory :30 Big Jon & Sparkle 45 Mark Trail Doctor's Wife Vincent Lope Consumer Tunes Singing Americans No SoapMusic No Soap Music No Soap Music No Soap Music AO Sports Parade 15 Elmer Davis 30 Drive-in Quiz 45 Memory Favorites Weeks & Orr News H. V. Kaitenborn" Voice of Firestone Voice of Firestone :00 Lone Ranger :lfl Lone Ranger :30 Henry J. Taylor :45 Stewart Craig Bill Stern KMED Commentary Cisco Kid Cisco Kid Got A Date Three Quarter Time Sports Round-Up R ich. Graham it News World Concert HaU . . World Concert Hall Musical Mailbox Musical Mailbox :00 Elizabeth's Birthdoy :15 Elizabeth's Birthday :30 Time for Defense :45 Time for Defense Communist For FBI Communist For FBI Rob't Monteomery ' Dangerous Assignment Musical Mailbox Musical Mailbox Valley News Lean Back 4c Listen :00 Paul Whlteman Club 15 Paul Whlteman Club 30 "On the Town" 45 "On the Town'' One Man's Family News of the World Railroad Hour Railroad Hour Robert Montgomery The Three Suns Dick Haymea News 00 ABC Late News jS Talking It Over 30 As We See It 45Town HouseOrch. Telephone Hour Telephone Hour Men Behind Melody Men Behind Melody :00 Fine Arts Quartet 15 Fine Arts Quartet :30 "Laura" :45 "Laura" 10 10 10 10 11 11 11 11 12:00 Sign Off Richfield Reporter Heidelberg Harmonalres Music You Want Music Be News It's Time To Dance It's Time To Dance It's Time To Dance Between The Lines K WIN Carousel KWIN Carousel KWIN Carousel irousei oc wews :00 Platter Party ;15 Platter Party :30 Platter Party 45 Platter Party Melodies That Endure Melodies That Endure Biltmore Orch." Blltmore Be News Sign-Ofi Sign-Off RADIO PROGRAMS TUESDAY :00 Farm News :15 Martin Agronsky :30 Bob Gorred :4 5 Concert. Sports, News "00 Breakfast Club :15 Breakfast Club :30 Breakfast Club :45 Breakfast Club Monkey Shinet Monkey Shines Down to Earth Barnes News Rural Party Lino Clockwatcher Clockwatcher Music & News 1400 Coral 1400 Coral 1400 Coral News :00 Victor H. Llndlahr :15 Chet Huntley :30 Break the Bank :43 Break the Bank 2-4(100 2-4000 Music of Manhattan Church In Wildwood Get Up Ac Go Get Up Be Go Haven of Reit (MBS) Haven of Rest (MBS) 0 :00 Jack Berch Show 0:15 Big "Y" Relay Quiz : Q:3rj My True Story 9 ;43 My True Story 10:00 Whispering Streets 10:15 Against the Storm 10:30 Waltz Time 10:45 Paul Harvey ll:( ll:l 11:: ll: Friendship Circle Friendship Circle Neighbor Lady Mid-Morning News News Morning Devotion Chapel By Road Morning Special Festival or Waltzes Inside Bob Be Ray Striken Rich Strike It Rich 1:00 Welcome Wagon 1:15 Tradlna Post 1:30 Lucky U Ranch L :45 Lucky U Ranch New At Parkview Music Box Music Box Better Buys News Be Reviews Dr. Crane Swap & Sell One Night Stand Shop On Main St. -Shop On Main St. Musical Appetizer Musical Appetizer 12:00 Weather and Markets 12:15 Oregon Finance News 12:30 "Scramble Gamble" 12:45 Your County Agent News 6t Weather Road of Life Pepper Young Right to Happiness No Soap Music No Soap Music no a oap music 1 :00 Lone Journey 1:15 When a Girl Marries 1 :3o Marv Marlln 1 :45 Evelyn Winters Backstage Wife Stella Dallas Young Widde Brown Woman In My House No Soap Music No Soap Music No Soao Music No Soap Music 2 no. Strictlv for Ladles 2:15 Strictly for the Ladles 2:30 Strictly for the Ladles 2 :45 Strictly for the Ladles 3 3: 3 Just Plain Bill' Front Page FarreJ Life Can Be Beautiful News No Soap Musio No Soap Musle Stars For Defense News 00 Strictly for the Ladles Welcome Travelers No Soap Music 15 Strictly for the Ladles Welcome Travelers No Soap Music 30 Mary M. McBride' Dr. Paul No Soap Music 45 Mary M McBride D'a' Dave Garroway No Soap Music 00 SDace Cadet ;1S Space Cadet : 30 Big Jon Bt Sparkle :45 Mark Trail Doctor's Wife . Vincent Lopez County Ext Agent Singing Americans No Soap Music No Soap Music No Soap Music ' No Soap Music :00 Sports Parade 10 fiimer uavis 30 Drive-In Quiz 45 Memory Favorites 00 Silver Eagle 15 Silver Eagle" an Newsstand Theatre :4 5 Newsstand Theatre 00 Ho tef Edison Orch. is Hotel Edison urcn. 30 "On the Town" :45 "On the Town' Got A Date Three Quarter Tim) Sports Round.Up Rich. Graham at New :00 Town Meeting oiAir i Town meeting oi Air 30 Town Meeting of Air :45 Erwin D. Canham" 5 O'clock Headlines What Are You Doing Kiddle Hit Parade Elmer Peterson Bill Stern Muiin tn Th. ai. KMED Commentary Music In The Air Fibber McGep & Molly Musical Mailbox Fibber McGcp Bt Molly Musical Mailbox Edd le Cantor Show . Musical Mailbox Eddie Cantor Show Musical Mailbox Rob't. Montgomery Valley News Stan Kenton Concert Lean Back & Llatan One Muni Fnmllv News of the World Cavalcade of America Cavalcade of America :00 ABC Late News :15 Dream Harbor :30 Amer. Medical Assn. :45 Amer. Medical Assn. Bob Hope Bob Hope B. Craig. Conf. Invest. Concert Miniature Sons of France Dick Haymea News :00 Report lo the People' :1 5 Remember :30 "Laura" 45 "Laura" It's Time To Dance It's Time To Dance B. Craig. Conf, Invest. Between The Lines Richfield Reporter o ova 1 1 me Trio Music You Want Music & News :00 Platter Party :15 Platter Party :30 Plotter Party natter Party Melodies That Endure Melodies That Endure Biltmore Orch. Biltmore it News KWIN Carousel KWIN Carousel KWIN Carousel Carousel & New Sign-Off Sign-Off NBC" As We Live WIDOW, 66, SHOULD MARRY ONCE HER FAMILY CROWN Should a widow consider her children s feelings when she thinks of remarriage? The an swer depends largely on the age of her children at that time. The 56-year old widow who wrote the following letter dis turbed about her children's re actions: (Q) "I have been keeping company with a widower old er than myself. He has two married tone and a single daughter who, through an ac cident, gets mentally ill. I have two married daughters. This man has asked me to marry him but I am afraid of the re actions of the children of both sides. Please tell me what you think I should do." (A) Go right ahead and mnrry this man. Why should you face a lonely old age when vou have I found someono congenial with whom you can spend the last years of your life? Your life is your own now to do with as you please. If your chil dren and this man's children witrn tiHlnc. or even teenagers, you should consider their reactions before making a final decision. Step parents are often difficult to ad Just to. A parent owes It to his or her children to see that the person who takes the place of Di Hurlock Vacation Time LOANS Plin your vacation NOW. Wherever you go, whatever you do, we ere pre. partd to supply you with ample fundi to meet all eipantei. $300 en Furniture, up to 6500 or Automobile. You may have 20 Me. to repay. SEI American Finance CORPORATION Room 210-211 Leverette llda. Phone 2-8866 license M-1A2 License S-281 By ELIZABETH HURLOCK, PH.D. the real parent will make a happy home. But as both your and this man's children are now married and In homes of their own, that problem does not arise. The un married daughter of the man you are thinking of marrying should welcome having a wom an In the home to take care of her when she is ill. Before you marry this man. call a conference of your dauKh ters and their husbands. Tell them you have been lonely and that you have found someone you love enough to marry. I am sure that they will rejoice with you if they are the right kind of people. If they oppose your re marriage, go ahead anyway and let them feel as they wish about the matter. Only selfishnen could make them oppose your decision. Suggest to the man you are planning to marry that he do the same with his sons. Then, if all turns out as well as I predict, arrange to have a Joint family gathering before you are mar ried. This will gives both sides a chance to become acquainted and friendly before you take the final step. If you have a personal prob lem, write Elisabeth Hurlock In care of this newspaper. (Copyright 1982, General Features Corp.) J P FAVORS ROMANCE Lincoln, Neb. U.PJ Lincoln's Justice of the peace says the bare walls of a justice court make a "cold atmosphere" for a mar riage ceremony. "I don't know why anyone would want to be married by a Justice of the peace." Justice Paul Haberlan said. However, his records show he has performed 463 marriage ceremonies since 1942, when he took office. 3 Marcus Morton was elected governor of Massachusetts In 1839 by the margin of a tingle voie. , LARGEST SELLER IOC, ChMreaUe The Oreeea Plever el Sl.JOStM llrllii rot cmioi.ii Tablrta an H adult doat. No need to break tham. Buy It today. M tablet! ac Your Health and Its Care By DR. WILLIAM BRADY, M.D. Readers should eddresa Inquiries to! William Brady, 26S El Camhra, Beverly Hills. Cal. PHYSIOLOGICAL FUNCTIONS OF CALCIUM A 11)1 Dr. Beady Today, folks, it isn't just Doc Brady having a pipe dream. It is the real McCoy, stuff copied right out of a textbook, without em broidery. If any medical colleague bog gles at any thing in this piece today the doctor is not making a mon key of me, he is vainly tut-tutting one of the foremost authorities: Functions of Calcium (i) Essential for ossification of bone. (li) Regulates excitability of nerve fibres and nerve centres. (lii) Necessary for adequate con traction of heart muscle. (iv) Necessary for clotting of blood and curdling of milk. (v) Diminishes permeability of ' capillary endothelium. (Applied Physiology, by Sam son Wright, M.D., FRCP., Ox ford University Press) It Is well to remember, too, that vitamin D aids calcium in all of these functions. They click together, where either one alone might not be adequate. Physiological chemists have not yet determined precisely how the calcium in food is con verted Into bone, nerve, artery and other tissues. But they know that calcium in the bones exists in two forms, namely, calcium carbonate, and tri-calcium phos phate. Calcium carbonate is chemically identical with egg shell, chalk, limestone and mar ble. Tri-calcium phosphate is a compound containing over twice as much calcium and phosphor us. Besides calcium and phos phorus, other elements are pres ent in bones, teeth, nerves and other body tissues, notably mag nesium and small quantities of potassium, sodium, chlorine, flu orine and iron. Whether an optimal daily ra tion (that is, two or three times as much as nutrition authorities consider necessary to prevent manifestations of nutritional de ficiency) of calcium and vita- speeds or helps the knit ting or healing of fractures Is a moot question. Scientifically or theoretically it should do so, and in any case it can do no harm to give the patient the benefit of the doubt. In actual practice, well, the old timers still in prac tice were so reluctant to take up the "vitamin fad" that this pru ciple has been applied in prac tice only in the past ten or fif teen years not long enough to warrant any conclusion as to its efficacy. Long bones (of thigh, leg, arm and forearm) grow In length at the junction of epiphyses (car tilaginous ends near joints) and diaphyses (shafts). It is my be lief that an adequate dally ra tion of calcium and vitamin D, not for a few months but throughout childhood and early youth promotes growth in stat ure. Mind, now, I can't prove this and I can't even cite any eminent medical authority to corroborate my belief. But there it is. Take It or leave it, but don't try to argue the point with me. MOO-O-OS and MUSINGS EDITORIAL CORRESPONDENCE . (Wimer) We sat in a teepee today and made talk about world affairs with old Chief Synthetic Puss (Rayon in the face). The Chief offered us a Kaywoodie with a broken' stem. We still don't know if it was a pipe of peace or a piece of pipe. Little Daisy QUESTION! ANSWERS Bromldroils My husband's feet sweat. If some thing tan't done about it I'm afraid . . . (Mrs. S. P.) Answer Send 23c and stamped, self -addressed envelope for booklet CARE OF THE FEET. How to deal with excessive sweating of feet or oth er area of skin Is described in pamph let on EXCESSIVE SWEATING, available on written request (do not use a clipping) if yon provide stamp ed, self-addressed envelope. Obliteration of Varicosities A year ago had operation for vari cose veins. It didn't help much. Leg still painful and the veins seem as en larged as before. Now the doctor ad vises injection treatment . . . (Mrs. M. A.) Answer Send stamped, self-addressed envelope for pamphlet on VARI COSE VEINS AND VARICOSE UL CER. Please do not use a clipping. Warts Manv small warts on sides of neck. Doctor says they'll just leave some day, but i v waited twenty years lor that day. Friend advises use of min eral oil . . . (Mrs. C. E. T.) Answer Fresh castor oil. maybe, but not mineral oil that is, a drop of fresh castor oil on each wart once daily. Other remedies are given in booklet COSMETIC BLEMISHES, for which send 2Se and stamped, self., addressed envelope. L Natloiial Newipaper Syndicate A Chicago 6, Illinois Dead line Sunday Classifieds is at noon Saturdays. Fiery, Smarting Itch of Common Skin Rashts Don't stand such torment another hour! Just smooth Resinol Ointment on your irritated skin at once. See how quickly its medically proven ingredients in lan olin bring blissful, long-lasting relief. CROSSWORD PUZZLE Answer to Saturday's Puxzle ACROSS 1 Go by 6 Openwork fabric 9 Observe 12 Inactive 13 Sacred Image 14 Thick, black substance 15 Skinned 17 Consecrated to a rel i pious Ufa 19 Guido's blgb note 20 Lance 21 Grotto 23 Golf mound 24 Money owed 27 Abova 28 Unusual 30 Expire 31 Brother of Odin . 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