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rrlday. March 18, 1953
RADIO PROGRAMS-FRIDAY
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KVJC 1230 ke KMED 1440 ke KWIN 1400 ke
4 Oo Children's Hour Melody Matinee Fulton Lewis'
4:15 Concertime Melody Matinee Hemingway. News
4:30 Concertime I'arrn Show Here s the Answer
4.45 Concertime Regional News Sam Hayes
5:00 Edward R.Murrow Man On The Go Bobby Benson
5:15 Bill Stem Sports What's Doing Bobby Benson
5.30 Sports Parade Freddy Martin Bob Greene News
5 : i 5 rrank Goss E Imer Peterson Bill Brundige Sports
6:00 Perry Como KMED Sports Daily Gabrael Heatter
6 15 Quincy Howe Report From Salem Local News
6:30 Amos & Andv Mu. HallPenthouse Party Behind the Story
6:45 Arnos & Andy Mu. HallPentnouse Party Sam Hayes
7 00 Godfrey Digest Cavaicade of Sports Counterspy
7:15 Godfrey Digest Cavalcade of Sports Counterspy
7 :20 Central Caih.-Eugene Sports Hilites Enchanted Hour
7:45 Central Cath.-Eugene Sports HilitesJ Enchanted Hour
8.00 Central Cath.-Eugene Morgan BeaMy Take a Number
8 15 Central Cath.-Eugene One Man's Family Take a Number
8 30 Central Cath.-Eugene Dinah Shore- Have a Heart
8 45 Medford-Cleveland Frank Sinatra Have a Heart
8 00 Medford-Cleveland Friday With Garroway News"
6 15 Medford-Cleveland Friday With Garroway Fulton Lewis Jr.
& 30 Medford-Cleveland Friday With Garroway Recorded Music
9:45 Medford-Cleveiand Friday With Garroway Recorded Music
10 -no Tennessee Ernie Richfield Reporter Music in the Night
10 15 Two on the Aisie Organaires Music in the Night
10 30 Spin & Win Nigntwatchman News Sign Off
10 45 Spin 4c Win Nightwatchman
11.00 Spin Sc Win Nightwatchman
11:15 Platter Party Nightwatchman
11:30 Platter Party Nightwatchman
1 1 45 Platter Party Nightwatchman & News
12:00 Sign Off Sign Off
RADIO PROGRAMS-SATURDAY
6 00 CBS News of Amer. KMED Korral
6.15 Yawn Patrol KMED Korral
6:30 Yawn Patrol Town & Country Wakeup Ranch
6:45 Yawn Patrol First News Wakeup Ranch
7:00 ABC Newscast Here's to Vets Hemingway, News
7:1 j Martin Agronsky Weather & Local Beat Breakfast Gang
7:30 Frank Goss News Commentary Breakfast Gang
7:43 Serenade in Blue Weather & News Social Security Prog.
8.00 No Schiol Today Coffee Clatche Record Hits
8:15 No School Today Prep. Gospel Pgm. News
8;30 No School Today Jinimie Fidler Haven of Rest
8 45 No School Today Church of Christ Haven of Rest
9:00 No School Today Friendship Circle Strictly Dixie
9:15 No School Today Friendship Circle Strictly Dixie
9:30 Space Patrol McBride'Social Security Voice of Deliverenca
9:45 Space Patrol Mid-Morning News Voice ot Deliverence
1000 Saturday Serenade PTA Program News
10:15 Saturdav Serenade PTA Program Top Tunes
10:30 Robert Q. Lewis' Roadshow' Symphonies for Youth
10:45 Robert Q. Lewis' Roadshow Symphonies for Youth
TlrOO Robert Q. Lewis Serenade to Romance Symphonies for Youth
11:15 Robert Q. Lewis Serenade to Romance Symphonies for Youth
1130 Gunsmoke News Hilites Phonorama Time
1 1 :45 Gunsmoke Music fc WX Phonorama Time
12:00 Saturdav Serenade Nat l F. & H. Hour Noontime News
' 12:15 Saturday Serenade Nat l F. & H. Hour Let s Go To Town
12:30 Trading Post Roadshow Western RounduD Time
12:45 Garden Gate Roadshow Western Roundup Time
1:00 Treasury Show Roadshow Western Roundup Time
1:15 Treasury Show Roadshow Western Roundup Time
1:30 Club 1230 Roadshow Western Roundup Tune
1 :45 Club 1 230 Roadshow Western Roundup Time
2:00 Gaien Drake Roadshow Record-Merry Go-Rnd.
2:15 Club 1230 Roadshow Record-Mcrry-Go-Rnd.
2:30 Newscast Roadshow Record-Merry-Go-Rnd.
2:45 Sat, at the Chase Roadshow Record-Merry-Go-Rnd.
3:00 Club 1230 NBC News Record-Merry-Go-Rnd.
3:15 Club 1230 Look To Trie Skies Record-Merry-Go-Rnd.
3:30 Club 1230 Thy Kingdom Come Country, Western Time
3:45 Club 1230 Thy Kingdom Come Country. Western Time
4:00 Newscast Travel; Heart of News Here's to Vets
4:15 Club 1230 Heart of News' Frank Hemingway
4:30 Club 1230 College Quiz Bowl Army Hour
4:45 Club 1230 College Quiz Bowl Army Hour
5:00 ABC Newscast Regional News Lombardo Land U.S.A.
5:15 Half Pint Panel What's Doing Lombardo Land U.S.A.
5 :30 Veterans Admin. Tex Beneke 4 Sports Parade
5:45 Frank Goss H; V. Kaltenborn Sports Parade
6:00 Juke Box Jury 234th Armv Band Sports Parade
6:15 Juke Box Jury Old New Orleans Sports Parade
6:30 Ballances Best Grand Ole Opry Sports Parade
6:45 Ballances Best Grand Ole Opry Sports Parade
"7:00 Two for the Money Tex Williams Proudly We Hail
7:15 Two for the Money Tex Williams Proudly We Hall
7:30 State Basketball Town Hall Party Poptime
7:45 State Basketball Town Hall Party Public Library Prog.
8:00 State Basketball Town Hall Party" Y'ou Never Know
8:15 State Basketball Town Hall Party Join the Navy
8:30 State Basketball Town Hall Party Sounding Board
8:45 State Basketball Town Hall Party Sounding Board
9:00 State Basketball The Wheel" News
8:15 State Basketball The Wheel Washington Report
8:30 State Basketball Proudly We Hall Sat. Dance Parade
9:45 State Basketball Proudly We Hail Sat. Dance Parade
10:00 Dancing Partv Sat. Nite Reporter Music In The Night
10:13 Dancing Partv Red Cross Program Music In The Night
10:30 ABC Newscast Medford Guard Tima News Sign Off
10:45 platter Party Medford Guard Time
j i ;00 Platter Party Sat. Night Dance Party
11:15 Platter Party Sat. Night Dance Party
1 1 :30 Platter Party Sat. Night Dance Party
11:45 Platter Party Music & News
12:00 Sign Off Sign Off
ABC CBS NBC MBS
KliOY 730 KC
(All programs at same time daily, unless otherwise indicated)
A.M. 7:15 Sign on. Music throughout day except for following programs:
10-10:15 KBOY Bargains: 11-12 (Sunday only) First Baptist service.
P.M. 12.12:15 KBOY ranch; 12:15 - 12:30 (Sunday only) KBOY ranch;
8:45 Sign off. -
TV Programs
FRIDAY ,
3 .50 Devotions
4:00 Feminine Fancies
4:30 Val Rogue Camera
5:00 Aunt Polly's Birthday Party
5:30 Superman
6:00 Smilin- Ed's Gang
6:30 Hollywood Album
6:45 Warm Up Time
7:00 Cavalcade of Sports
7:45 Jan Murray Show
8:00 Pappv Coleman Show
8:30 Life of Riley
9 00 4-Star Fiaynouse
9:30 Lucky Sports Tima
10:00 The Line Up
10:30 Best Theater
11:30 Weather
11:35 News
11:40 Sign Off
KBES (Channel 5)
SATURDAY
12:00 to 2:00 Pro-basketball
3 :50 Devotions
4:00 Mr. Wizard
4:30 Faith for Today
' 5:00 Western Theater
6:00 Soldier Parade
6:30 Melody Wrangler
7:00 Professional Father
7:30 Salvation Army
7:45 So. Ore. Health Service
8:00 Stage Show
9:00 So This is Hollvwood
9:30 Break the Bank
10:00 Wrestling
11:00 News
11:05 Sky Pilot
11:10 Sign Off
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Vour Doily Activity Guide
According to the Start
To develop messoge for Saturday,
read words corresponding to numbers
of your Zodiac birth siga
1 Personal 31 Easy 61 Move
2 Keep 32 Groups 62 Dischorge
3 Withe 33 Stimulating 63 Money
4 Harmonious 34 And 64 Privacy
5 Reactions 35 Affections 65 Today
36 Curtail
37 Trock
38 Next
39 Any
40 Pay
41 Of
42 Your
43 Business
44 Rest
45 And
46 Valuable
47 People .
48 Liking
49 And
50 Fovor
51 Dcrninott
52 Tendency
53 Serious
54 Beneficial
55 Papers
56 And
57 To
53 Errors
59 You
60 Pressure
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12 Make
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14 Will
15 Seek
16 You
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18 Some
19 Could
20 Exrns
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22 Sfnckly
23 To
24 And
25 Moke
26 Study
27 Fatigue
28 To
29 Some
30 Your
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67 Today
68 Duties
69 To
70 You
71 Lest
72 Moke
73 AM
74 From
75 Today
76 Or
77 Make
73 Your
79 Circulate
80 And
81 Progress
82 You
83 Freely
84 Mate
85 Finonctolry
86 Alter
87 Blunder
83 Belongings
89 Today
90 Plons
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Future Autos May Have Quiet Engines
Chicago vU.Pj Some day
you may drive an automobile
with an engine so quiet you
won't know it's running.
Such things as under-hood ac
oustical blankets and firewall
treatment can render engines
virtually noiseless, ,David C.
Apps, a General Motors official,
told a National Noise Abate
ment Symposium.
Apps said a new vehicle noise
standard prohibits trucks to ex
ceed more than 125 sones (units
of loudness) at 50 feet. This he
said, has caused manufacturers
to develop better mufflers and
"should provide a powerful in
ducement" for improvement of
replacement mufflers on older
vehicles.
Dow TV Service
Night & Day Calls $3.50
In the City
PHONE 3-4762
POISON OAK?
Try a Bottle of ZEMACOL
You must be satisfied or your money
cheerfully refunoed. Get s bottle to
day at WESTERN THRIFT.
Your Health and Its Care
By DR. WILLIAM BRADY, M.D.
Readers should address inquiries to: William Brady,
263 El Camino, Beverly Hills, Calif.
PAINFUL TYPOGRAPHICAL ERROR
In the third paragraph of the will learn how to make regular
Dr. Brady
piece about breast pang released
for oublication here Tuesday,
Feb. 15, 1 said:
"Nitroglycerin
(glyceryl t r i
nitrate, g 1 o
noin) or sodi
um nitrate or
other vasodi
lator pre
scribed for
anginal d i s
tress is prac
tically harm
less.
I tried to explain parentheti
cally what vasodilator means,
and when the piece was printed
it came out like this: "casodila
tor (dilator or relater of blood
vessels)."
This might puzzle or confuse
any one. I was puzzled when I
saw what a botch we had made
of it. What I tried to say is that
vasodilator means dilator or
relaxer of blood vessels, parti
cularly the smallest terminal
branches of the arteries, prop
erly called rlerioles, not capil
laries. Contraction, constric tion,
spasm of the muscle coat in the
wall of the arteriole narrows the
calibre of the little vessel, which
is scarcely visible to the naked
eye. Such narrowing restricts
delivery of blood (oxygen) to the
bit of functioning tissue or the
group cells in the heart muscle
fed by the arteriole. Hence the
distress of angina pectoris or
coronary occlusion or throm
bosis. This typographical error hurt
me more than it did you poor
souls, I hope. But there is some
consolation in the belief that
correction of the error may
bring to more readers knowl
ede of the tremendous relief
available to countless subjects of
heart and artery trouble who
Aluminum Plants
To Use Steam Power
Portland (U.R) Major alu
minum plants in the Northwest
whose production was threaten
ed by a .35 per cent cutback in
their interruptible power supply
plan to buy more expensive
steam generated power to keep
operating at present capacity, a
Bonneville Power Administra
tion spokesman said today.
Aluminum plants were the
biggest users of power among
the 14 Northwest industries af
fected by the cutback order,
which is effective Monday. Oth
ers probably will follow suit in
using steam power, the BPA
spokesman said.
Bonneville officials said the
cost of using steam-generated
power to replace the 35 per cent
cut would be about $15,000 a
day more than the plants were
paying for the interruptible
power.
The cutback was ordered be
cause of cold weather and low
stream flow. ,
The Larkin House at Monter
ey was the home and business
establishment of Thomas O. Lar
kin, American trader and first
American consul to California,
1843-46.
use of nitroglycerin.
In No. 2 Little Lesson, the
booklet CVD, for which send
25c and stamped, self-addressed
envelope, I tell all you need to
know about the everyday use of
nitroglycerin, except how to get
it without (1) persuading a doc
tor to write a prescription for it
and (2) paying a fee for the pre
scription. Unfortunately there is a regu
lation in some communities pro
hibiting sale of nitroglycerin
tablets without prescription. But
from what numerous readers
have told me I infer that they
have a relative or friend who
works in a drugstore or maybe
a standing order given by a doc
tor, so they can get a hundred
tablets whenever they need 'em.
Nitroglycerin is almost in
stantly absorbed, whether given
hypodermically or by mouth.
Within seconds after a nitrogly
cerin tablet is put in the mouth,
under the tongue, the face and
neck become flushed, the heart
pounds and you feel throbbing
and fullness in the head and if
j you do not Know aoout tnese
common effects you may be
frightened, dizzy and faint. In
any case the effects are soon
over in from ten minutes to
half an hour and the novice
I will be less distressed if he takes
j the test dose lying down and re
mains so for at least ten minutes.
If no immediate effects occur,
in five or ten minutes try
doubling the test dose. If still no
effects, In another five minutes
quadruple the test dose. If still
no effects, the tablets are inert
the nitroglycerin has volatil
ized. Get fresh tablets which
have not been exposed to the
air, and put one to the test to
make sure your emergency
medicine is not just make-believe.
QUESTIONS & ANSWERS
Doctors and Dentists Are People
From time to time the conductor of
this column offers to send data, or
perhaps a reference to a sut iect dis
cussed in the column, to physicians
or dentists who ask for it and provide
a stamped, addressed envelope. About
one out of four physicians or den
tists who ask for such service omit
the stamped, addressed envelope.
Sorry, I'd like to serve them, but at
their own expense.
Cooking
What method of cooking will re
tain the most vitamins and other nu
triment in foods? (P. G.)
Answer Vitamin B complex and
vitamin C are destroyed by prolonged
heating to a high degree. The other
Students of undersea
life will be interested in
knowing that the males of
one species are called he
rimps. -
The little girls of the
same species are called
she-rimps.
CROSSWORD PUZZLE
Answer to Yesterday's Puzzle
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7 Thorns
13 Renounce
14 Beginning
15 Frosted
16 Sacred images
18 Behold!
19 Through
20 Ablaze
21 Males
22 Man's
nickname
JJ Transactions
24 Bread made of
corn meal
25 Clan
27 Plural ending
28 Hulled grain
29 Foray
31 Flower
22 Scarf
84 City in New
Jersey
37 Path
38 French (abbr.)
39 Near
40 A state (abbr.)
41 Anger
42 Slumbered
44 Portuguese
coin
45 Latin
conjunction
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47 Is 111
48 Expedition
60 Couch
62 More
commonplace
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46 Rodent
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vitamins are not much sffeeted by
cooking. So the less cooking the better.
Cooking has little etiect on minerals
in food. Some vitamins, some min
erals, are dissolved out of food in
boiling so the cooking water should
be used for gravy, soup, etc., not
thrown away.
Infection
I am a truck driver and I suppose
I breath more or less carbon mono
xide all day. Would that, or inhaling
fumes of a paint spray gun poison my
blood stream enough to cause a bad
infection on the back of .ny neck?
(B. R. K.)
Answer There is probably no con
nection between carbon monoxide or
the paint solvents and such infection.
Quaint Medical Notion
Occasional bellyache diagnosed by
HELP for Coughs
You feel cooling, soothing help from
the very first dose. Clogging phlegm
is loosened, you breathe deeper.
CREOMULSION
relieves Coughs, Chest Colds, Acute Broechitis
physician as mild appendicitis. Onrj
treatment he advised is removal of
appendix if I have acute appendicitis,
and no seeds in diet . . . (R. T.)
Answer Either you have appendi
citis or you haven't. There is no
ground for the notion that seeds have
anything to do with appendicitis.
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