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4:00 Edward R. Murrow Current & Choice Fulton Lewis Jr.
4:15 Library News. Review Current & Choice Hemingway News
4:30 You Never Know KMED Presents Here's The Answer
4:45 Frank Gross Elmer Peterson Sam Hayes
5:00 Rosemary Clooney Regional News Sgt. Preston of Yukon
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5:30 Amos & Andy Hotel for Pets Bob Greene News
5:45 Amos Sc Andy; News Pays to be Married Bill Brundige Sports
6:00 Suspense Lux Radio Theatre Gabriel Heater
6:15 Suspense Monitor Lux Radio Theatre Local News
6:30 Lowell Thomas Lux Radio Theatre Virgil Pinkley
6:45 Wayne Morse Speech Lux Radio Theatre Sam Hays
7:00 Safety Pays Morgan Beatty News Treasury Agent
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7:30 Dulles Speech People are Funny The Search
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Tiob Frost&PortlandvsSeatUiDragnet Dixieland Express
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8:30 Portland vs Seattle Men Behind Melody Evening Serenade
8;45 Portland vs Seattle Men Behind Melody Evening Serenade
9:00 Portland vs Seattle Fibber & Molly News
915 Portland vs Seattle Great Gildersleeve Fulton Lewis Jr.
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9 :45 Portland vs Seattle New England Survey John Steele
10:00 Portland vs Seattle Richfield Reporter KWIN Karavan
10:15 Music to Remember W'ther & Organ M'l'dies KWIN Karavan
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11:15 Sign Off Nightwatchman
j t -30 Nightwatchman
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6:15 Yawn Patrol KMED Korral Wakeup Ranch
6:30 Yawn Patrol Town & Country Wakeup Ranch
6:45 Yawn Patrol First News Wakeup Ranch
7:00 County Agent Johnnie Lee Wills Hemingway New
715 Martin Agronsky Weather & Local Beat Breakfast Gang
1 -30 Frank Goss News Commentary Breakfast Gang
7:45 Harry Babbitt Weather & 7 :50 News Best Buy
8:00 Tom MacLeod Spts. Spotlight On Sinatra Cliff Ingle New
815 Breakfast Club KMED Kashbox & Visit Green. News
8 30 Breakfast Club McBride & Dr. Peale Bible Institute
8:45 Breakfast Club Quiz & Swap Sc Sell Bible Institute
9 00 Ted Malone Friendship Circle Town Topics
9:15 Chet Huntley Friendship Circle Capitol Commentary
9 -30 Relay Quiz Strike It Rich Voice of Deliverance
9 :45 Coffee Time&Whis.St.Strike It Rich Voice of Deliverance
10 00 Whispering Street Phrase that Pays Newspaper of the Air
10-13 Perry Mason Mid-Morning New Telo-Test
10-30 NoraDrake Backstage Wife Ringo-Bingo
10:45 Trading Post Stella Dallas Ringo-Bingo
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4:30 Club 1230 KMED Present Here's The Answer
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5:00 Perry Como" Regional News Long John Silver
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715 Tennessee Ernie One Man' Family True Detective Myst es
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Polio Hits 82
Vaccinated Children
By UNITED PRESS
A United Press survey showed
today that 82 children in the
United States and Canada had
come down with polio after re
ceiving Salk vaccine inocula
tions. Five of them have died.
The breakdown included 29
cases in California, 17 in Idaho,
5 in Texas, four in Pennsylvania,
three each in Louisiana, Oregon
and Nevada, two each in Georgia,
Indiana, West Virginia, and Ha
waii, and one each in Missouri,
Delaware, Virginia, New York,
Colorado, Ohio, Washington, Il
linois, Michigan and Connecticut.
Personal Health Service
By WILLIAM BRADY, M.D.
Readers should address inquiries to:
Dr. William Brady
263 El Camino, Beverly Hills, Calif.
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DON'T JUNK THAT BORIC ACID
Two or three years ago two
physicians reported, in Journal
of Pediatrics, a case of boric acid
poisoning in an infant. The poi
soning resulted, the doctors be
lieved, from the use of borated
talcum powder. Enough boric
acid was absorbed through raw
places on the skin to poison the
baby. They added that 109 sim
ilar cases have been reported in
medical journals throughout the
world.
Whoopee! Here was a dandy
idea for a rash of articles by
"science writers in popular
magazines. Boric acid, which has
been universally used as a mild,
nonirritating antiseptic in tal
cum and other toilet powders for
infants and adults, in salves, and
lotions, in solutions for ears,
nose, eyes, mouth, and for many
other purposes, by physicians in
private practice and in hospitals
and dispensaries for many years.
After the "science" writers
had wrung every bit of copy out
of the discovery from the
queries I receive it is evident that
a lot of people are now afraid to
use boric acid in any way the
physicians who reported the poi
soning of the baby by borated
talcum published in the same
Parakeet Rightfully
Shrieks at Cleaner
Franklin, N.C CU.R) No one
can blame Repeat, a pert yellow
parakeet, for shrieking at th
sound of a vacuum cleaner.
While the bird's owner, Edd
Coates, was tidying up things
a bit, Repeat suddenly disap
peared. Coates retrieved Repeat
from the cleaner bag, ruffled
and missing a few tail feathers.
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Around
Hollywood
By ALINE M0SBY
United Press Correspondent .
Hollywood (U.R) One of the
hottest "new" stars this year is
a 51-year-old part - time farmer
who's been an
actor for 24
years and is
best known for
the jut of his
jaw.
And Jimmy
Cagney admit
ted today that
the last five
years have not
Aline Mosby been the most
sizzling in his career.
But in the curious way of show
business, Cagney got a hot role
by accident and it led to another
and another. He wound up with
a new career.
Not Unusual Feat
"This sort of thing is inher
ent to show business," he shrug
ged. "In vaudeville I once tried
five terrific numbers that flop
ped. The sixth one played but it
was the worst act that played in
anybody's theater. You just
never know."
Cagney's good luck this season
began when he was working at
Paramount for a western, "Run
for Cover." Bob Hope asked him
as a gag to apper in "The Seven
Little Foys" as George M. Co
han, "the portrayal that won
Jimmy an oscar in 1954 for
"Yankee Doodle Dandy."
Gels Many Offers
Jimmy won so much publicity
from the bit that other offers be
gan to roll in. Director John
Ford asked him to play the cap
tain in "Mister Roberts," ana
from preview reactions Cagney
may win an Oscar nomination.
He then co-starred ""with . Doris
Day in the Ruth Etting story,
MGM's "Love Me or Leave me."
He signed for another MGM film
and is being paged for musicals.
"No plan to this," he said. "It
just happens that way."
Cagney thinks his lean years
started with his first indepen
dent production after leaving
Warner Studio, "The Time of
Your Life." Many an actor has
discovered it isn't so easy to be
on your own.
Much-Imitated Star
"It lost money," he said. "Then
I did 'Lion in the Streets' which
got excellent reviews but the
studio didn't promote it.
"After that the scripts that
came in were just violence for
the sake of violence, nothing but
hoodlum roles. So I stuck mostly
to my cattle raising."
Cagney has always been a star,
by proxy, on the nightclub floor.
Imitations of his tough - guy
mannerisms are required ma
terial for comics.
"They imitate the young punk
standing on the corner who uses
a tick to call attention to him
self," said Cagney, and did an
imtation of the imitators imitat
ing Cagney.
"Yet I did that only once, in
Angels with Dirty Faces.' And
they always have me talking in
that hoarse, breathless way I
don't talk like that," insisted
Cagney in that hoarse, breathless
way.
HEAR
WAYNE MORSE
speak
Tonite KYJC
6:45 to 7:00
medical journal a retraction of
the original allegation. Like
many other investigators who
make startling discoveries these
days, they have been mislead by
an inaccurate test for boric acid
in the urine. So the inference
that the baby had absorbed it
through the skin was wrong. But
the "science" writers are willing
to forget the whole thing.
Thus, so far as tve Yankee
Wiseacre public may be con
cerned, it has suddenly become
dangerous to use boric acid in
any way, shape or manner. Even
if the "science" writers - should
see fit to publish a retraction of
their versions of the original
wrong inference, as the physi
cian did in the medical journal,
few magazine readers would no
tice the retraction and as for the
countless publications that
quoted the "science" writers'
half ; baked warnings about bor
ic acid to their readers, all they
know is what they find in the
magazines.
The moral I'm trying to draw
is that you poor oh, well,
what's the use arguing with an
Irish I mean a person who sub
scribes to a magazine naturally
wants to get some useful infor
mation out of it and just think
how many victims developing
rheumatiz (not arthritis) are re
strained from trying to reserve
the degeneration process by just
such a "science" writers' warn
ing concerning vitamin D and
"deposits" of calcium.
In Little Lesson No. 14, The
Medicine Cupboard, I give in
structions for various uses of
boric acid in domestic hygiene
and medicine. For the booklet
send 25c and stamped self-ad-dresed
envelope.
In the pamphlet Calcium and
Rheumatis I give the best advice
I can give for the rheumatiz
which is not arthritis. For the
pamphlet send stamped, self-addressed
envelope.
Pulitzer Prize for Film Writing Urged
QUESTIONS tc ANSWERS
Skim Milk is Fine Food
Teen age daughter always drank
milk until recently, when she learned
that powdered milk is fatless. Now she
refuses the best Grade A milk and
drinks only powdered milk. What do
you advise? (Mrs. K. E.)
Answer Half a loaf is better than
none. Powdered "fatless" milk is
equivalent to skim milk. Skim milk is
preferred to whole fresh milk by a
good many teen ae boys and girls.
Skim milk, of cour&e, is "fatless," too.
Either skim milk or "fatless" pow
dered milk taken in the proper
amount of water, is just half as nour
ishing as fresh Grade A.
Consult Dentist
When I chew, particularly early in
the morning, my jaw poos feels as
though it jumps out of joint and back
in again . . . (E. B.)
Answer Often the consequence of
neglect of the teeth that is. failure
to have at least 23 teeth or dentures
functioning well. Batter consult your
Hollywood (U.R) A film
producer has suggested that a
Pulitzer prize be awarded for
motion picture writing, thus ac
cording the field recognition as
an important creative art.
Jack Warner, production head
j of Warner Bros. Studio, made
his proposal in a letter to John
H. Hohenberg, secretary of the
advisory board on Pulitzer Priz
es at Columbia university.
Warner said the work of
screen writers reaches a larger
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screen, would not have been
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had restricted their efforts to
motion picture writing.
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night urged President Eisenhow
er to sign a bill which would
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