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Newspaper Page Texto o O o o O o . 0 o . o o EIX-WHEDFORD (OBEGON) MAIL TRIBUNE O O O O O O O O o Q O 0 saf er Vesterday'e S.nTt Sunday. December 30. 1936 RADI'O PROGRAMS - SUNDAY Programs lijrad below ara rccaive from tha radio stations and rha Mail Tnbuna anumei no rassor)sikurY aacaar ta maka such changes a ara supplied KYJCJ23 kt 00 Chrv News KMHI 1440 ke KW1.N 1400 He Brta.rf ast 'I Linea 7 .i t co-rtre r..n.- it lee Concert o 7 4 .S 8 0 Break)'; at Tunes 8 l.j firr;k!a.-.t Turn fi : faait Lake Choir' 5? -"-S.t Lake Choi.- O ft 00 News" 1 'It jt of St Francla j 8 :jfj -Nt-wi" 9 VV JL1'.ic p,ox 10 00 Svj" 10 11-M.uir 5 AJ Faiths 10 30 Nevn 10 4." Magical Mxmaer tr- - - 11 (jft r.J us! Mixma-ster 11 '13 Manful Mixrna.s-tr 11 3iO-MnjraJ MixAastec H 4WMu'i-'ii .Tixrr..eMeT 12 00 N Yf'hiharmonic 12 9 N V. Philharmonic q2 :;n NY f;lhai;ionic 0 i &,.Wr1r,lu;V1'rth Hmtr" 1 !. Woolworth Hour" V0 Wooiworth riur V4.,f Wooi orHr' 2 00 Newr, 2 1 Record Rack 2 0-Rpcof Rai-k n 3 !." Y..ir.s of ( rise 3 30 Years of Cnrs" 3 4 9-Y-;.r!i0of Crises'" Monitor MONITOR- Wagner Baptist Baptist Missionary Church ot Christ Morning Newi 4 00 JukORox JurV 4 l.i JuKe Box Jiirv 4 30 Cj Workshop O 4 4 f-j.S Work-hop' 5 00 Tea 7tr(Jr Tui'l 5 13 T-;i lome Tunes O 3 30 CHS New-room" 5 4 .')-' KS Newsroom fi 00 race the Nation 6 (tv Fare the Natioh Ti Jatlt Benny H 4r,w--Jack Benny 7 OQJotatfiriv Dollar Q 7 13 Jonnnv Lollar 7 .0 (.;uru.a,oke 7'3 Gunwioke B 00 fuioa 3 fp " U ipens- 8 30 Mitch ,?iller 8 4-1 flitch Miller" 9 a Mitrh Villrr' O Gospei Hour Gpei Hour The Chris toprt era M i d-Morning N e ws Presbyterian Service rreshvterian Service Sunday Music Sundav Music NFLFoT,thail NKL Fo-jthall NFL Foothall Nr L Football NFL Football NFL Font ha M NFL Football NFLFoothail" NFL Football NFL Foot hall MONITOR MONITOR' MONITOR MONITOR" MONITOR M ON i TOR MONITOR Bob Considine Meet The Prev Jllr tT h e Press MONITOR MONITOR MONITOR MONITOR MONITOR MONITOR Ore New A Wx. M ONITO H' MONITOR MONITOR" Nat l Farm St Home Nat'l Farmjk Home MONITOR MONITOR American Forum American forum" Bible Deliverance Biuie Deliverance Puck the Comic Weeklv Puck the Comic Weekly Oral Roberta Oral Roberts . hriitians Hour Music fpr Sunday tilbSe Class" Bib't- "!as" Radic Radir Voice of Prophecy v 0 ice ot Prophecy News Christian Science Frank & Ernest Soncs of Dvtn" Nf Melachnno musical?" Melachrmo musicaie Sunday Favorites" Sunday Favorites Noon News Sundny berrnaHe Mantovani Music Mantovani Music Sundav Serenade Sundav Serenade Sundav Serenade Sunday Serenade Sunday Serenade Sundav Serenade Sundav Serenade Sundav Srrcnade Sunday Serenade Sund Serenade Sunday Srrenarie s u nl? S2S ' r -' 1 d e Sunday Serenade Sundav Serenade Old Fashioned revival Old Fasmoned Revival Old Fashioned Revival Old Fashioned RevivaJ Lutheran Hour I inheran Hour" f) - Mitch Miller" fi ?n-paul Harvfv rJ't-Music Hark 10 ooNews-Off trie Record" 10 13 Off the Recdrd 10 1i Off the Hernrd 10;4'(0ff tfrr Recnrd, Newa ' oo Sun Off AI1C CBS Monitor Monitor Ministers Roundtahle Minuster.s Roundtahle Eternal Light Ftrrnal Light Quaker Hour Quaker Hour Richfield Reporter Hour of Decision" Hour of Decision News Walter Wmchell" Tomorrow s News Hdli Bill Cunningham" G eneral S porta Time Guy Lombardo Guv Lombardo" KWIN Karavan K WIN Karavan Counterspv Countrrspv Citv Editor Citv Editor New Paper of The Air KWIN Karavan KWIN Karavan DateLinejon BIBLE Hour of Decision Hour of Decision News Sign oft Sign-Off RADIO PROGRAMS - MONDAY G' O -ST 5 .10 Wnkeup Ran c h 0 00 Newi ot Americ ft 13 Y.vn Patrol fi 30 Yawn Patrol 43 Yawn Patrol Bob Roberts Corral Bob Roberts Corral Bob Robert Corral First News WaKeup Hanch WakeuD Ranch Musical Clock Musical Clock o o O a 00 RreakfaM Tune Rise and Shine 7 13 lVArtin Agronsky Rogue Valley Beeper 7-T Tom MacLeod S porta News Commentary 7i--Harry Bahhitt Weather St 7:30 News A nn Frank Goss" Hear! A Coffee Concert Hear! Swap & Sell ft.30 Net n St R-ilietinn Har O 8 4.3 Howard Miller Show Hear! Visit t'fl no Music TIart WeisfieldsHear' Hemingway News SreaKtast Gang Musical Clock M 1 1 mc Clock-Best Buys o 9 30 Brenktant Club 9 4 Breakfast Club OlOOO Nora "lraica" in IS Music Box Fashion Flasliea Heir' News NEC Bandstand NBC Bandstand" 30 3n Name Your Neighbor NBC Bandstand lo "STradinfr Prist NBC Bandstand O 1 1 00 itMorrl Rack 11 It econd Mrs. Burton it 3tvstn Tt Rich" 11 43 Pat Btittram O 2 00 Pa il Harvpv 12 1 Tnh Newroom. Wthr 12 .10 HousenartV 12 43 Kousf-finrtv" Cliff Engle News News Sports Bible Institute Hour Bible lrustitu2eHour Voice cf Deliverance Voice of Deliverance News" Coffee Date Coffre Datc Newspaper of the Air Telo-Tcst The Home Show The Home Show NBC Bandstand NBC Bandstand NBC Bandstand NBC Brfndstand O 1 00 Artflur GodfreV 0- 1 is Arthur GodfreV 1 no Arthur Godfrey OO J 45 Arthnr Godfrey O 2 00---rthur GodfreV r -s 2 13 Arthur Gndtrev C2 43 Backstage Wifp" C- no Helen Trent" ?.i 3 B.ad of Lite" Lunrhtime News Weather Markets Local News. Sports Hit Tunes Five Sfar Matinee Five Star Matinee Westsme Party Wests i de Party Westside Party Wetside Party Westside Party Wests Ki e Part y HTiTtoo House" Pepper Young" News Queen for A Day Queen for A Day Queen for A Day Noontime News Western Roundup Time Western Roundup Time Western Roundup Time 3 "o Snctlv lor the Ladles Woman In Mv House 3 43 .trictLv fo the LadlcsMary McBride Western Roundup Time Western Roundup Time Western Roundup Tim Carmtion Mi I k Time Western Roundup Time Western Roundup Time Western Roundup Time Wotcrn Roundup Time News" White Cloud Musical Spotlite Don Lee NewsreeJ Telo Test" 4j-5PO-Strictly for the Ladies Fred Waring SnnRfest" KWIN'S Top Ten 4 13 The Childrens Hour Fred Waring Songfest" Hemmgwav News 4 Club 1230 Car Tunes Here's The Answer c4 4 Club 120 Prescript nfor Listening Sa n Haves News fs q .3.10 Edward R. Murrow Car Tunes Bob Ac Ray 5 15 Tea Time Tunes Car Tunes Bnh Sc Rav 5 3n Tnm Harmon Regional News Bob At Ray r.3 ei Frank Goss" Elmer Peterson Let's Talk Sports P. Mopian Sports Final Fulton Lewis Jr. New o 6 00 Edward P. Morgan Sports Final 6 Ui-Lowe 11 Thomas" Man on The Go K .10 Amo & Anriv' Dine at 144Q ? A3 Amos Sc Andy. News' Dine at 1440 .OWCRS (rrhestra"" NBC News 7 13 CBS Orchestra Charlie Applewhite 7 30w Ralph Flanag-an Operation Entertain. 7 45 Louis Armstrong Operation Entertain. Morgan O f-oo CBS News'" 8:1,3 Count Basie 8 .iO Voice of Firestone O 8 45- V.HcenfFirestone "r:f (W-Rncal T-Ane Table' V 9 T;r.-al Tune Table" q 9 30 I PS Now-s" O 9 i3 Guv Lombardo Th-n Richard Maltby" 10 15 -V.dHv Hnward" jn .in l.rrtnv Herman" in .3 Duke Ellington Unn-?oii Morgan" 11 15 Hal Mclntvre 11 3.VJ in Aueust oo Beatty One Mans Familv Voices of Christmas Voices of Christmas Telephone Hour Telehrone Hour Ken Nordine Ken Nordine RichTield Reporter" Night watchman N i en t watchman NtEhtwatch A News KWIN Karavan-Sports K WINK a ra va n - Sports KWIN Karavan KWIN Karavan KWIN Karavan KWIN Karavan KWIN Karavan KWIN Karavan KWIN Karavan K W I N K arava ri "News" KWIN Karavan KWIN Karavan KWIN Karavan True Detect Mvsteries" True Detect Mysteries" Danger With Granger Danger With Granger O O 11 43 d Lewis 12 00, Anson Weeks 12 l-A-j,in Wco-J 12 30 F.Trl Fa'h 12 43 Georre S--aring" O i.no S-im Off Sign Off Music By Moonlit e CBS 3 KBOT 730 KC (AQ protrams at same time daily unless otherwise indicated) , A M 5 45 Sign on 'Music throughout day excep' tor following programs lt7-0 15 KBOY Bargains, ll-l? 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SAGITTARIUS -.0V 23 DEC 22 6-18-21-38, 42-50-66 v CAPRICORN DEC ' 20 V- 1-48-58-6301 153-75-79 89 ' AQUARIUS JAN. 21 :EB.' I 4- 5-13-16i 31-49-57 PISCES FE9. M 9-14.3-350 55-56-8Q-85V& O Rt'NDAT f 12 riV-T'- Vew Frontier lil .Trie Brr Nf 2'i Vctr ? Crisis C-3 00 How Christian Science Heels 3 15 Airernoon Theatre 4 i.WTnid Harmnn 4 30 Historical Psogram 4 Movement Is Life 5 ie College Hour 5 3( Televh-vje Time with Nesbitt 6 00 Wceiiiv News in Review B 1 5 Im-.u.-MA' on Parade f -31 Sierl -rk H9.mci 7 .? m ?iiny 7 30 IV Chrustian 84t6 Ed Sullivan Show 0 G E Theatre The Medical Roundup by Ementui Consultant In Medicine, Mau Clinic Emerttui Profesnr of Medicine, Mivn Knnndation Several years ago, without much scientific study on which to base this action, we doctors 'J""-'. "". M were putting nearly 'every one who had a little high blood pressure on a "sal t frce" diet. I never could see much sense to this. In my experi ence, most of itt Alvarez the persons put on this diet soon became so disgusted that they quit. In many homes, about all that happened was that the man of the house fretted and fumed at his wife because the food she put on the table was so tasteless. Then reports began to come in of persons who became seriously ill because of the lack of sodium in their diet. My own feeling was that when a man, and particularly a wom an, comes in with a moderate degree of high blood pressure which is not producing any symptoms and is not threatening the person's life, it is foolish to give a diet, the main effect of which is likely to be the produc tion of great annoyance. On the other hand, when a man comes in with a serious and alarming type of high blood pressure, with a tendency to failure of the- kidney function and dropsy, a low sodium diet like the rice diet, can give him a welcome respite from his dis ease. As time has passed. I think most physicians have come around to this point of view, and have lost faith in the idea that a salt-free diet in some unexplained magical way can cure anyone with high blood pressure. Now, I read in one of the lead ing German medical journals that H. Saare, W. Kampmann, and G. Schmidt, of Freiburg, have concluded a nine-year study of a group of 90 patients, all with a similar type of high blood pressure. Half of them were kept on a low-salt diet, while the other half ate what they pleased. For the first three years the patients on the diet did better than did those not on the diet, but during the next two years those on the diet did so poorly that, in the sixth to the ninth years, the number of sur vivors was the same in both groups. The Germans agreed that a salt-poor diet works best in those cases in which the heart fails a bit, and dropsy threatens. Artificial Kidneys In the "American Heart" there is a story about a 20-year-old married woman who last May, after the birth by caesar ean section of a little girl, start ed going downhill fast with signs of failure in the functions of her kidneys and her liver. She was unconscious and jaundiced, and having convulsions every half hour. When her heart started to race, and she developed a high fever, the only hope left was to clean the poisons out of her blood with an artificial kidney. Accordingly, her blood was taken from a vein in one thigh and sent through an artificial kidney in which it was freed from the poisonous substances that were making her so ill. The blood went back into her body by way of a vein in her arm. Soon the woman regained con sciousness. As she opened her eyes, the first thing she said was. ' So my baby was a girl tell my husband not to name her until I get home." Within the month the woman was well, and now she is perfectly healthy. 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