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EIGHT MEDFORD (OREGON) MAIL TRIBUNE Sunday, July 27. 1932 RADIO PROGRAMS SUNDAY Programs listed below are received from the radio stations and the Mail Tribune assumes no responsibility except to make such changes as are supplied KVJC 1210 ke KMED 144 ke KWIN 14U0 ke 7:00 News 7:15 Morning Song 730 Light & Life Hour 7:45 Light & Life Hour Southland Singing Southland Singing Herald Of Truth Herald Of Truth 8:00 Wings of Healing 8:15 Wings of Healing 8:30 Rhythms of Romance 8:45 Rhythms of Romance 9:00 Sunday News Special 9:15 Brunch Time 9:30 Chapel of the Air 9:45 Chapel of the Air Christian B'rhood Hour Here's To Veterans Christian B'rhood Hour Chapel By Road Church Of Christ Music for Sunday Down Harmony Lane Music for Sunday Gospel Hour Gospel Hour Carnival of Books News News Church of Christ Timber Trails Sunday Serenade 10:00 Negro College Choir 10:15 Negro College Choir 10:30 Piano Playhouse 10:45 Piano Playhouse Catholic Hour Catholic Hour Symphony's Adventure' Symphony's Adventure' Sunday Serenade Timber Trails Showers of Blessings ' News 1 1 :00 Presbyterian Church 11:15 Presbyterian Church 1 1 :30 Presbyterian Church 1 1 :45 Presbyterian Church 12:00 Guest Star 12:15 Noon News Review 12:30 Your Bible Says 12:45 Your Bible Says Elmo Rnner Dobbs Talk Bob Consldine News Be Gallup Poll 1 :00 Voice of Prophecy 1:15 Voice of Phophecy 1 :30 Church in the Home 1 :45 Church in the Home The Falcon The Falcon Martin Kane Martin Kane H'wd Star Playhouse" H'wd Star Playhouse Whitehall 1212 Whitehall 1212 Baptist Church Baptist Church Baptist Church Baptist Churoh Music Box Music Box Music Box Music Box 2:00 Cheney Studs Baseball 2:15 Cheney Studs Baseball 2:30 Cheney Studs Baseball 2:45 Cheney Studs Baseball 3 00 Cheney Studs Baseball 3:15 Cheney Studs Baseball 3:30 Cheney Studs Baseball 3:45 Cheney Studs Baseball 4:00 Stop the Music 4:15 Stop the Music 4:30 Stop the Music 4:45 Stop the Music Texas Rangers Texas Rangers Top Story At This Hour Ray Bloch Presents Ray Eloch Presents J. Dorsey Show Melodic Moments Melodic Moments Melodic Moments Melodic Moments Melodic Moments Origin Of The Parties Origin Of The Parties Promenade Concert Promenade Concert Top Story At This Hour Best Plays Best Plays 5:00 Drew Pearson 5:15 Musical Hall of Fame 5:30 Shakespearean Festival 5:45 Hour oi St. Francis Best Plays Best Plays Meet The Press Meet The Press Melodic Moments Melodic Moments Melodic Moments Excursions In Science Record Review Record Review Record Review Record Review News Record Review Record Review Record Review 6:00 Paul Harvey 6:15 Old Fash'd Revival Hr.' 6:30 Old Fash'd Revival Hr. 6:45 Old Fash'd Revival Hr. 7:00 Old Fash'd Revival Hr.' 7:15 Billy Graham 7:30 Billy Graham 7:45 Chet Huntley ' Meet The Press Meet The Press American Forum American Forum Chicago Routidtable Chicago Roundtable Standard Hour Standard Hour 8:00 Proudly We Hail 8 :15 Proudly We Hail 8:30 "On the Town" 8:45 "On the Town'' 9:00 ABC Late News 9:. 15 George Sokolsky 9:30 Wings of Healing 9:45 Wings of Healing 10:00 Chautauqua Concert 10:15 Chautauqua Concert 10:30 Chautauqua Concert 10:45 Chautauqua Concert Standard Hour Standard Hour First Nighter First Nighter Eternal Light Eternal Light Your Bible Says Your Bible Says Richfield Reporter Hymns Of The World Sunday Symphony Sunday Sym. & News Record Review Record Review Assembly of God AssemblyofGod Judy Canova Judy Canova Sports Round-up TimberTrails Symphony Hall Symphony Hall Symphony Hall Symphony Hall Symphony Hall Symphony Hall Symphony Hall News Sign-Off 11:00 Sign-Off Sign Off RADIO PROGRAMS MONDAY 6:00 Yawn Patrol 6:15 Yawn Patrol 6:30 Bob Garred 6:45 Concert. Sports. Monkeyshines Monkeyshines Services Salute News Barnes News 7:00 Martin Agronsky 7:15 Breakfast Club 7:30 Breakfast Club 7:45 Breakfast Club 8:00 Ronnie Kemper 8:15 Chet Huntley 8:30 Break the Bank 8:45 Break the Bank Rural Party Line Sons of Pioneers Clock Watcher Dr. Gallup & News Music of Manhattan Dr. Crane 1400 Corral Corral and News 1400 Corral News 9:00 Jack Berch Show 9:15 Big Y Relay Quiz 9:30 My True Story 9:45 My True Story Get Up & Go Get Up & Go Bible Institute (MBS) Bible Institute (MBS) 10:00 Whispering Streets 10:15 When a Girl Marries 10:30 Lone Journey 10:45 Paul Harvey 1 1 :00 Welcome Wagon 11:15 Trading Post 1 1 :30 Lucky U Ranch 1 1 :45 Lucky U Ranch 12:00 Weather & Markets 12:15 Noon News Review 12:30 "Scramble Gamble" 12:45 Your County Agent 1:00 Bill Ring Show 1:15 Ted Malone 1:30 Mary M. McBride 1 :45 Mary M. McBride 2:00 Tennessee Ernie 2:15 Tennessee Ernie 2:30 Cal Tinney Show 2:45 Cal Tinney Show To Be Advised To Be Advised Swap & Sell One Night Stand New Morning Devotions Chapel By Road Morning Special New At Parkview Timber Trails Better Buys News & Weather Road Of Life Pepper Young Right To Happiness Backstage Wife Stella Dallas Young Widder Brown Woman In My House Shop On Main St L9uup uo mam at. Musical Appetizer Musical Appetizer No Soap Musie u ooap iviusic NoSoap Music Just Plain Bill Front Page Farrell Life Can Be Beautiful Afternoon News No Soap Music- iiKj ouap music No Soap Music NSoap Music No Soap Music" No Soap Musio Social Security 3:00 Junior Edition 3:15 Junior Edition 3:30 Junior Edition 3:45 Junior Edition Welcome Travelers Welcome Travelers Dr. Paul Dave Garroway 4:00 Fun Factory Doctor's Wife 4:15 World Flight Reporters Young Dr. Malone 4 :30 Big Jon & Sparkle The Brighter Day 4:45 Big Jon & Sparkle Jennings Pierce Com. 5:00 Sports Parade 5 : 1 5 Elmer Davis 5:30 Drive-in Quiz 5:45 Footlight Favorites 6:00 Lone Ranger 6:15 Lone Ranger 6:30 Henry J. Taylor 6:45 Stewart Craig 7:00 Chicago Signature 7:15 Chicago Signature 7:30 Time for Defense 7:45 Time for Defense Dangerous Assignment' 8:00 Paul Whiteman 8:15 Paul Whiteman 8:30 "On the Town" 8:45 "On the Town" News No Soap Music No Soap Music No Soap Music jNoJ5oap Music No Soap Music No Soap Music No Soap Music No Soap Music Got A Date Three Quarter Time Sports Round-up ' ich.Graham & News World Concert Hall World Concert Hall Bob Eberly Show Lean Back & Listen Listening Post Listening Post Northwest Round-up Timber Trails . One Man's Family Morgan Beatty Railroad Hour Railroad Hour 9:00 ABC Late News 9:15 Safeway Program 9:30 The CIO and You 9:45 It's Your Business 10:00 Fine Arts Quartet 10:15 Fine Arts Quartet 10:30 Musical Moods 10:43 Musical Moods 11:00 Platter Party 1 1 :15 Platter Party 11:30 Platter Party 1 1 :45 Platter Party Telephone Hour TeleDhone Hour Music Theatre pjteInHolIywood Richfield Reporter Heidelberg Harmoniers T.B.A. T.B.A. Melodies That Endure Melodies That Endure Biltmore Hotel Orch. Orchestra & News Robert Montgomery The Three Suns Dick Haymes news' "tii Tt li.l It s Time To Dance It s Time To Dance Between The Lines KWIN Carousel KWIN Carousel KWIN Carousel Carousel & News Sign-Off 12:00 Sign Off Sign Off ABC NBC Judy Simpson, Nine, Gets Radio License Martha Ruth (Judy) Simpson, nine-year-old daughter of Mr. and Mrs. L. L. Simpson, 801 King street. Saturday received a li cense as a radiotelephone (re stricted) operator. She is thought to be one of the youngest, if not the youngest, licensed radio op erators in the nation. Judy, whose ninth birthday was only a few days ago, was licensed so she can help her mother and father, and her older brother, Ferris, monitor and op erate the radio-telephone net work of the Southern Oregon Conservation and Tree Farm as sociation, of which her father is secretary-manager. The radio network has its major land sta tion in Simpson's downtown office, but a remote control sta tion is located in the Simpson's residence, to offer 24-hour serv ice. Ferris, who received his li cense when he was 11 years old, at that time was thought to be the youngest such operator, but Judy has now topped his record. 1 March In order to observe the progress of the calves and to encourage the members. Visits were made at the homes of Car ole Nelson, Eagle Point; Peggy George and John Foley, both of Medford; and Donald Sommers, Talent. Delbert Mongold, president of the club, reported that, the boys and girls were doing a "very good job in training the calves. ' Dnnrn " CIlied Ads: 5:30 day: -T loi day; 10 am. Mon oay. noon Saturdav fnr c..n... - uuuuaj n,m Your Health and Its Care r DR. WILLIAM BRADY. M.D. Readers should address iseiri o: William Rrad, 26S D Cemiite, leveHv Hills, CaL full maturity, and Immediately we begin to decline, to degener ate, to die. We like -to deceive ourselves that we are as young and fit at fifty, let us say, as we were at thirty-five. But the truth is that ! most of us begin to decline, de generate or die at thirty-five or thereabouts. YOUTH, OLD AGE AND LIME Up to date textbooks of phy siology describe the functions of calcium (lime) as follows: 1. Essential for ossificatio n of bone and the enamel of the teeth, and for de velopment of sound and regular o r even teeth. 2. regulates ex citability of nerves, vigorous con- Dr. Brady 3. Necessary for traction of heart muscle. 4. Necessary for clotting of blood. 5. Controls permeability of cap illaries. How come so many Americans are susceptible to or subject to these familiar complaints which, as I believe, are the manifesta tions of calcium deficiency? The answer is as simple as rolling off a log. Most Amer icans, especially growing chil dren and adolescents, do not consume enough milk whole milk, skim milk, separator milk, dry whole milk powder or skim milk powder, buttermilk, sour milk, Bulgarian milk, Acidophi lus milk, yoghurt, clabbered or curdled milk, whey, cottage cheese and every other kind of cheese. Milk and milk products constitute the best food source of calcium, to say nothing of other essentials of good nutrition. The minimum daily requirement of milk, or its equivalent in the milk products mentioned, for man, woman or growing child, is IVi pints, three glasses, if the individual is to enjoy good nu trition and good health. From time to time, in the past ten years, now this, and now that "scientific investigator" or "laboratory expert" has discov ered that "too much" vitamin D may cause deposits of calcium in various tissues and organs, the blood vessels, the kidneys, the lungs, for example. Actual instances of such hap pening in human beings, sub stantiated by qualified medical examination, are so rare that one questions the motive for all the hullabaloo. There is no case on record in which any serious untoward effect has been pro duced by feeding infant or adult less than 5000 units of vitamin D daily over an indefinite per iod of time. In advanced senility deposits of calcium (lime) in the walls of the arteries are commonly found. Whatever the old timers thought about this, no one today ascribes the hardening of the arteries (arteriosclerosis) of old age to this calcification. Physi cians and pathologists today re gard it as a consequence of de generation of the arterial wall nature being no longer able to replace damaged or dead cells with new cells lays down fib rous, scar, non-functioning tis sue or deposits calcium salts to repair the damage. The degeneration of the arter ial wall is part and parcel of pre mature aging, growing old, de cline, dying. Everybody's doing it. In the natural course of life we are born, we grow and de velop until we reach the peak, QUESTIONS b ANSWERS Restless Legs Troubled by twitching and jerking of legs when I am trying to find a ; position to sleep. Doctors say it is muscular fatigue from being on my feet all day . . . (Mrs. S. A. E.) Answer It would help you con siderably if you will lie on your back for a few moments and ride an imag inary bicvele uoside down, three or ! four times in the day. This is espec ially good for persons with varicose veins. Perhaps a nitroglycerin tablet (l200th grain) dissolved under your tongue after you get into bed, would relieve the restlessness of legs MOO-O-OS and MUSINGS Schuman Plan To Poo) Resources in Effect Paris (U.R) The six-nation Schuman plan to pool West Eu rope's coal and steel resources formally became effective Fri day. Foreign ministers of the mem ber nations deposited at dawn ratified copies of the 50-year you'll have to ask your doctor for nitroglycerin tablets. (Copyright by John F. Dille Co.) POISON OAK? Try a Bottle of ZEMACOL You must be satisfied 01 your money cheerfully refunded. Get a bottle to day at WESTERN THRIFT. pact with French Foreign Min ister Robert Schuman, author of the far-reaching idea. Cse Mali Tribune Want Ads Astoria (U.R) The Board of Governors of the Oregon Bar Association opened a two-day meeting here Friday. 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