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Friday. January 21. 1933
RADIO PROGRAM S-F R I DAY
Praflraan fetes) belew at received frees the radio ctarioaa sad the Mail
Trihw mmw mo taipoiibility escape to take such changes as are supplied
HJCm ke KMin-mi fco KWXS 140 ac '
4:00 -Children" Hour Melody Matinee Fulton Lewis
- 4:15 Altrusa Club Melody Matinee Hemingway. News
430 Conor time , .., . , public Service . Here's the AnawerV
r4:43 Concertime Regional News Sam Hiyes
3:00 Edward R.Murrow, Man On The Go ConradTheConnoisseur
5:15 Bill Stern Sporta Whafa Doing Bobby Benson -
3:30 Sports Parade ' Freddy Martin Bob Greene Mews
5:45 Frank Gom" Elmer Peterson Bill Brundijte Sports r
6:00 Perry Como Sports Music - Gabrael Heatter .
6:15-uiney Howe - Sports Music J Local News
6 JO Amos & Andy Mo. HaH Penthouse Party Virgil Pinkleye
.6:43 Amos & Andy Mu. HallPenthouse Party Sam Hayes
7:00 Godfrey Digest Cavalcade of Sports Counterspy .
7:15 How to xour Car Cavalcade of Sports Counterspy
7:30 Lone Ranger Sports Hilites ' Enchanted Hour
a7:45 Lone Ranger Sports Hilitea Enchanted Hour
" 8 :00 Tornado Tempos Morgan Beatty Take a Number
8:18 Medford-Klamath Falls Medford-Kla math Falls Take A Number
8:30 Medford-Klamath FallsMedford-Klamath Falls ; Have a Heart
8 :43 Mediord-Klamath Tails Medford-Klamath Falls Have a Heart
8:00 Medford-Klamath Falls Medford-Klamath Falls News
9:15 Medford-Klamath Falls Medford-Klamath Falls Fulton Lewis Jr.
: 9 JO Medford-Klamath Falls Medford-Klamath Falls Music on Record
: 9:45 Medford-Klamath FallsPinah Shore Music on Record
10:00 Tennessee Ernie" Richfield Reporter Music in toe Night
10:15 Sports Roundua One Man's Family M."f 15 Jof f
10:3 Spin & Win Music & Scores News Sign Oft
10:45 Spin tc Win ; Framk Sinatra
11.00 Spin & Win Friday with Garroway
.11:15 Spin & Win ' Friday with Garroway
1130 Spin & Win ' Friday with Garroway
11:45 Spin tc Win Friday with Garroway
12:00 Sign OH -- - - Sign Off .
R A D 1 OP R 0 G R A M S - S A T U R D A Y
- 6:00 CBS Newa of Amer., Crazy Curley's Corrall
; 4:15 Yawn Patrol . Crazy Curley's Corrall , .
630 Yawn Patrol Crazy Curley's Corrall Top of the Morning
6:45 Yawn Patrol First News Top of the Morning :
' 7 :00 ABC Newscast Here's to Veta , - Hemingway. News
7:15 Martin Agronsky - WX & Music Breakfast Gang
' 730 March of Dimes . News Commentary Breakfast Gang .
.; -7:45 Storymaster Weather & News - KWIN News
8:00 Cowboy Troubador Coffee CUtche Record Hits
8:15 Cowboy Troubador Prep. Gospel Pgm. Record Hits
8:30 No School Today Jimmie Fldler Haven of Rest
. 8:45 No School Today Church of Christ Haven of Rest
'9:00 No School Today - . Friendship Circle . Music for The Mrs.
9:13 No School Today ' Friendship Circle Music for The Mrs.
.'9:30 Space Patrol ; -Social Security Voice of Deliverence
' 9:45 Space Patrol ' PastoreCaU - Voice of Dehverence
10:00 Serenade in Blue PTA ' Top Tunes .
! 10:15 Storymaster -PTA . Top Tunes -
; 1030 Robert Q. Lewis ; Roadshow . Serenade in Bhw
10:45 Robert Q. Lewis' Roadshow ' Look at the Weather
i 11:00 Robert Q. Lewis' Serenade to Romance Amazing Mr. Whiz
. 11:15 Robert Q. Lewis Serenade to Romance Amazing Mr. Whiz
ii: fi.uriinoka News Saturday Seaueways
g liunsmoke- ' Mystery Man & WX - Your Income Tax
i 12 00 Romance , Natl F. tc H. Hour Noontime News
lllS Romance" ! ' V Natl F. & H. Hour Let s Go To Town
' l2:3flZTradinff Post ' " Roadshow -Western Roundup Time
J "igSr.kg g"how Western Roundup Time
' i .no Treasure Show Roadshow Western Roundup Time
i i:15T?l1ur Show Rdshow ZJ2.S
' 1 -tnTraurv Show' 1 Roadshow ' - Record-Merry-Go-Kna.
; UslZ Rdihow Record-Merry-Go-Rnd.,
'n.nn -i..w iw " Roadshow Record-Merry-Go-Rnd.
' il5aub 1230 Rotdihw Record-Merry-Go-Rnd.
' 2:aoZNewscast Roadshow Record-Merry-Go-Rnd.
2:45 Sat, at the Chase Roadshow Record-Merry-Go-Rnd.
3:00 Club 1230 "" NBC News Rcord-Merry-Go-Rnd.
315 Club 1230 Strength in Reserve Record-Merry-Go-Rnd.
3-30 Club 1230 The Kingdom Come Country. Western Time
3:45 Chip 1230 The Kingdom Come Country. Western Tune
"4 00 Newscast Travel: Heart of NewsHere's to Vets
4 15 Club 1230 Heart of News Frank Hemingway
4 30 Club 1230 College Quiz Bowl Sports Parade
4.43 Club 1230 ' College Quiz Bowl - Sporta Parade
"5:00 ABC Newscast News & What's Doing Sports Parade
5:15 Half Pint Panel ' News tc Whafa Doing Sports Parade
6:30 Veterans Admin. - Tex Beneke Sports Parade
5:45 Frank Goss' H. V. Kaltenborn Sports Parade
6:00 ABC Newscast Public Service Sports Parade
6:15 Marines in Review Melachrino Muslcale Sports Parade
6:30 Mahalia Jackson Grand Ole Opry Sports Parade
6:45 Mghg Jackson Grand Ole Opry Sports Parade
"7:00 Two for the Money Tex Williams SEudy S S8
7:15-TwofortheMoney Tex Williams Proudly We Hail
7:30 Mr. District Attorney - Town Hall Party Poptime
' 7 :45 Mr. District Attorney Town Hall Party Popnme
Your Health and Its Care
By DR. WILLIAM BRADY, RD. ' V
Readers shewM adarata inquiries to: Willism Brady, '.
263 EI Camiee', Beverly Hills, Calif. - '
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8:00 Tornado Tempos aeaixo-iuunna r bui "
8:15 Medford-Klamath FallsMedford-Klamath FaUs Public Library Prog.
8:30 Medford-Klamath FallsMedford-Klamath Falls Sounding Board .
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9:1S Medford-Klamath FallsMedford-Klamath Falls Washington Report
9 .30 Medford-Klamath Falls Proudly We Hail Sat Dance Parade
9 -45 OSC vs. Oregon Proudly We Hail Sat. Dance Parade
10:00 OSC vsOregon Sat. Nite Reporter . . Barn Dance
10:15 OSC vs. Oregon ' Guest Star : Barn Dance -
T 0:3ft OSC vs. Oreaon Medford Guard Time : News Sign Off
10:45 OSC vs. Oregon ' Medford Guard Time
11:00 March of DimesAuctlon Sat. Night Dance Parts
11:15 March of DimesAuction Sat. Night Dance Party
11:30 March of DimesAuction Sat. Night Dance Party
11:45 March of DimeaAuctionMugic & News
12:O0M March of Dimes Auc Sign Off
ABC
CBS
NBC
MBS
KBOY 73 KC
CAI1 programs at same time daily, unless otherwise Indicated)
AJM 7-45 Sign on. Music throughout day except for following programs:
10-10:15 KBOY Bargains: 11-12 (Sunday only) First Baptist service.
F.M. 12-12:15 KBOY ranch; 12:15 12:30 (Sunday only) KBOY ranch:
8.-00 Sign off. - - . ' " ' : -
: TV Programir-
FRIDAY
3:50 Devotions
4 :00 Feminine Fancies v . .
4:30 Val Rogue Camera
5:00 Aunt Polly's Birthday Party
530 Superman
6.-00 Smilin' Ed's Gang
6:30 Hollywood Album
7:00 Cavalcade of Sporta
7:45 Greatest Moments In Sports
8:00 Pappy Coleman Show
8:30 Life of Riley
9:00 4-Star Fiaynouse -
9:30 Lucky Sports .Time
10:00 The Line Up
10:30 Weather
10:35 Newa v
10:40 Sign Off
-KBES (Channel 5)
SATURDAY
12:00 to 2 DO Pro-basketball
3:50 Devotions r-;
4:00 Mr. Wizard
4:30 Faith for Today
5:00 Western Theater
6:00 TBA
6:30 Melody Wranglers
. " 7:00 Professional Father
7:30 Hollywood Album
7:45 So. Oregon Health Society
8 AO Jackie Gleason
9:00 So This is Hollywood
9:30 Break the Bank
10:00 Wrestling
11:00 Weather
11:05 News
11:15 Sign Off .
Ohio Kissinr Bridge Said Disappearing
: I tell you once more I do not
know whether rabies occurs in
man. But, if it does occur in
9 man, it is so
very rare that
as Drs. Dec
son and Dow
ling, of Bir
mingham, Ala
bama,, c o n-
eluded f r o m
their unparal
leled , experi
ence as Direc
tor of Labor
atories and
Health Officer respectively, for
many years, in the "rabies cap
ital of North America."
"1. Rabies is primarily a veteri
nary problem. Regardless of
its prevalence among dogs, it
will probably never- cause
sufficient morbidity or mor
tality among human beings
- in this region to allow its
classification as a public
health problem of import-
ance. .-; ;; : VI
2. If rabies were as easily con
tracted by man as is com-
. monly supposed, ' it would in
Alabama become one of the
leading causes of death. In
stead, it continues to be a
very rare disease. . ..
3. In this region there,. appears
to be little relation between
. mortality from rabies and
the administration of anti
rabies vaccine.
4. Aside from an actual bite or
, scratch, circumstances of ex
posure rarely warrant vaccine
treatment.
5. When considering the advis
ability of treatment for ex
posures other than an actual
bite, the possibilities of vac-
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cine paralyis or other seri
ous complications should' be
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6. The problem, of rabies as it
is known in Birmingham, ap
pears to be one of home own
ed dogs. .(pets), and not of
unidentified strays."
.These. . are . the , conclusions
Drs. Denison and Dowling gave
in their report published in the
Journal A. M. 7, 2.9,; '39. . .
Whether rabies occurs in ani
mals is a question for the veteri
naries to answer. If they say it
occurs in animals, that's good
enough for me. But I do wish the
veterinaries would leave t the
question of rabies in man to
proXotto
'SOL
The national debt, limi- .
tation is now two eight .
one, oh oh oh, oh oh oh,
oh oh oh.. V
Oh, oh!
physicians. - ',
r Since I do not KNOW wheth
er rabies ever occurs in man, I
never have advised and I shall
not advise in favor of or against
the use of so-called .Pasteur
treatment in any corcumstance.
Since I BELIEVE rabies does
not occur in man, I should not
submit to Pasteur treatment .in
any circumstance, nor should I
consent to; administration of it
to any one else.
The arbitrary utterances and
acts of medical and health au
thorities since the : passing ; of
Pasteur (60 years ago) make a
record of which we should: be
ashamed. But it is as much as
one's life is worth (one's life
as a health column: conductor,
that is) to point out any such
wrong. I ought to know I have
lost several Uvea that way. -
QUESTIONS ANSWERS """"
Calloused : Sole
Your callus remover, described In
your booklet on the feet, is wonder
ful. I have used the recipe as have
several friends, with complete satis
faction. (A. M. K.)
Answer Thank you. The remedy is
Identical with the old reliable corn
remedy I have often recommended
paint corn or callus once daily with a
solution of thirty (30) grains of salicy
lic add in half an ounce of flexible
collodion. In a week or so the corn
or callus will be softened so you wipe
it away. This corn remedy has been
a standard popular remedy since long
before I recommended it. but now,
all of a sudden, the druggists, so they
tell me. cant sell salicylic acid in any
form or quantity without a prescrip
tion. The paternal government intends
to see to ft that yon poor souls shall
oe protected 'against the likes of me.
even u it costs you S2 for a prescrip
tion for eleven cents worth of salicy
lic add.'-: - . --;; ;': i
Two Kinds ef Diabetes - r
Would it be out of line for vou'to
mi reaaers wnat causes the two
of diabetes? (H. J.) .
- Answer A comnarativelv rare
tlonal condition known as diabetes in
sipidus - manifests itself by the ex
cretion of an extremely urge quan
tity of urine, but little or no disturb-
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21 Renown
22 Staid
24 Proverbs
27 God of lore
28 Creator
29 Sun god -
20 Recompense
21 Strength
82 Crony ,
22 Keat
24 Fashions t
26 Solo
36 Smoothed -
38 Demon
39 Spoken
40 Toung horse
41 Liquid
43 Backward :
44 Greek letter :
47 Anger
48 Perfect
60 Recent
61 Long, slender
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62 Melodies
62 River in Wales
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Columbus, -a. CU.FD The so-
called kissih" bridges are begin
ning to disappear in Ohio.
But there' is. no official con
spiracy to do. away with the old
covered bridges; they're the vicr
tims of modern traffic
An unidentified couple re
cently wrote -to Gov. Frank J.
Lausche saying they, were wor
ried about rumors that a move
was under way to tear down the
140 covered bridges in Ohio.
The governor said there was
no program to tear down the
bridges, and that there still "were
bridges, not 140. The one
half of that total is the result
of one bridge being on the Ohio
Indiana .boundary, with each
state owning half.
, The bridges are gradually dis
appearing .because some of them
are too old and too small for
modern traffic. There are only
16 such bridges on the state
highway system. The others are
scattered here and there on
county roads,
Some of the bridges were so
skilfully put together -by early
settlers that they could not be
torn apart" and had . to .be
burned. " ; v
Will Collins,' a local librarian
and r-1 authority : on covered
bridges, explained that , the
bridges were not covered to en
courage romance or to provide
shelter. The covers were to pro
tect the joints and trusses from
the sun and the rain.
Wethersfield, Conn. U.B
John Woodhouse, 4, emptied the
contents of a sugar bowl on the
restaurant table. He explained
to his mother, "I wanted it to
look snowy inside." , . : v
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