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PAGE 2-G THE DAILY TLMES, WEDNESDAY, DECE3IBER 20, 1930 Television and Radio Your Health BY WILLIAM BRADY, M.D. BEWARE THE TONSIL SNATCHERS A correspondent report that according to a Jamestown paper I have been dead for almost 20 Mrs. Roosevelt to Appear on Bob Hope TV Christmas Show BY JENNE STREZLECKI Bob Hope will be starred in a special Christmas eve family television show, featuring the guest appearance of Mrs. Eleanor Roosevelt in the role of narrator of a Christmas rose higher than ever. How even a selfish Yankee can burn money at the rate you do, sir, is beyond comprehension.

Baby Teeth Neglected Daughter, six. has very bad teeth. Can anything be done to Insure her second teeth against the same rapid decay? (Mrs. M. E.l Answer Yet, she that she consumes not less than a quart (four glassful) of milk daily and gets an adequate daily ration of vitamins, particularly D.

Proper dental treatment of cavities in the "baby" teeth would give the child a much better chance to develop even, sound permanent teeth, (Copyright. 1950, by John Dole Co.) source of this knowledge if any reputable physician or throat specialist requests the reference. QUESTIONS A ANSWERS Abnormal Taita I lika to cat plain raw flour. Mother says it can cause locked bowel. Is raw flour harmful in any way? (T.

Answer No. But for health' take let me suggest that you eat or chew some plain raw wheat every day. Send stamped, self-addressed envelope for pamphlet Wheat to Eat, which tells why and how to use it in the everyday diet. Leg Ache 1 My legs ache an awful lot I eat lemons, in case it is some sort of rheumatism, but (Mrs. J.

Answer It may be a manifestation of deficiency. Or a manifestation of calcium deficiency. Send 25 cents and stamped, self-addressed envelope for the red book. What to Eat and Why it tells which foods are richest in vitamin and in calcium. Must Be a Millionaire I smoke six or seven cigars and a pack of cigarets daily, but I do not inhale.

Please tell me how harmful this smoking is to me. I cough a lot, but two X-rays last year showed nothing wrong with my lungs. tC. Answer Better say the X-ray films did not show what your trouble is. On my first visit to London last spring I was astonished to see practically no one smoking.

I had expected to see pipes all over the place. I found that tobacco, heavily taxed, is now too expensive for most Englishmen and my admiration for the English people Centra WOC I WHBF I WQUA I KSTT It NBC ABC CBS afotoaj nm, 1424 KC 127 KC 12M KO I17t KC 101.7 TM M.t fat WEDNESDAY EVENING 00 Evening News Newt Sports Quad-City Newt rulton Lewis 4:15 Falstaff Show Bear Snow Tony Martin porta O'Donl 4:30 Wo'lo News Lone Ranger Dining Music Gabriel Heatter 4:45 1 Man's Family 1 Murrow, Newf Local Newt 1:08 Halls of Ivy Am. Agent Hoover Talk Harmonies M5 Mut, Kewsree) 7:30 Great I Fly Anything Harmonies lnt'1 Airport 7:45 Giidersleeve Mut'l Newsreel You Bet Your Rogue Gallery Harold Peary News Notes 8:15 Life Show 8 10 District Atty Mr. President Bing Crosby Family Theater 1:45 O0 Big Story Lawrence Wslk Haw ks vs. BingCrosby S13 Syracuse I Love Mystery 9:30 Hoover Talk Hotel Community iii Martinique Service 10:00 News Sports News Basketball News 10:15 Just Listening I Hilites Local News Sports Report 10:30 Dance Band Travelers For'st Bowling Show Coliseum 10:45 Easy Listening Orchestra years.

If so, I wouldn't know about it. I suppose it balmy, dippy, nutty, insane when you die you yourself know nothing about it. The American Child Health as story for children over the NBC-TV and WOC-TV network at 7 p. Dec. 24 on the "Comedy Hour." The 60-minute family TV show will also include many other outstanding personalities, including operatic soprano Lily Pons, movie actor Charles Boyer, and harpist Robert Maxwell.

A traditional melodic Yuletide background for the program will be furnished by the world-famous Boys' choir of the Cathedral of St. John the Divine. The Christmas Eve show will mark Hope's fifth appearance on the "Comedy Hour." sociation studied Delivery Guaranteed Before Christmas TELEVISION consoles, consoletes, table models, combinations all the famous name brands in stock for installation before Christmas. Make this a television Christmas for your farnily from RADMACHER'S Rock Island-Moline-Davenport Bob Hope REGULAR WEDNESDAY PROGRAMS FOR STATION WMT (600) WOC-TV Channel 5 WEDNESDAY 4 30 Howdy Doody. I Cactus Jim.

western. 1 19 At Home With Mary Louise Marshall. 41 Mr. Wrathrrwite. sj WOC-TV Nemsroom.

1 aaKukla, Fran It Ollie. Roberta Quinlan. Newt Caravan, John Cameron Swavze. I'M Four Blar Revue. Jack Carson.

(XV Television Theatre. "Village Green" with endy Drew. 1 AS Break the Bank. Bert Parks. Two For the Show, Marjorle Meinert-Oeorte SonUf.

NBC Newsreel. 1 (KW-New Vear a F.ve Rally Interview. Film Subject 11:00 Broadway Open House. Jerry Letter 11:00 tominj Attractions THl RSDAY Tet Pattern. 12:00 Teletlme Newt.

Ransom Sherman 2 30 Remember This Date. JM Kate Smith Show. 4:00 Telernmirt. 41S Panhandle Pet It Jennifer. Howdy Doody.

puppet show. actus Jim. western. jft Kour-H Club Girls. Mr Weatherwlse.

52 WOC-TV Newsroom. 4:00 Kukla. Fran Ii Ollie Puppet. 4:30 Little Show. Newt Caravan, John Cameron Swtyrr.

1 AO You Bet Your Life. Groucho Man. 7:30 Musical Moodt, Marjorle Mel-nert. OO Kav Kyser Show, winter aca- tloh theme, oo Martin Kane, Bill Garian. I uayne King Show, Xmat theme.

10.00 Presbyterian Playert of Clinton, Yule proaram. Broadway Open House. 12:00 Coming Attractions. WHBF.TV Channel 4 F.DNESOAY 4 00 Lois and l.oole. 4 li Chuck Wagon Playhouse.

:30 INS News. 5 40 Show Case. Mrrt Your Community. Santa Claus Interview. (M) fpt.

idro. 1:30 hance of ifetime 7-00 Arthur Godfrey Show. The story of the origin of the beloved Christmas hymn, "Silent Night," will again be dramatized as the holiday-week offering of the "Hallmark Play-4) A.M. 10 30 Grand Slam. P.M.

12:15 News, Roberts. 2 30 House Party 3 Oft Strike It Rich 3.30 Beryl Starbuck. Lowell Thomas, News. 6 15 Jack Smith. 30 Club Fifteen.

7 Ml Mr. Chameleon. 7 3ft Dr. Christian. 8 ftfl My Favorite Husband.

8 30 Bing Crosby. 9 0ft Jan Garber'i Orchestra 9 3ft Sammy Kave's Orchestra 10:00 News, McMartln. house' Thursday night at 8:30 over the CBS network. James Hilton, host and narrator on the THURSDAY MORNING 1,000 II -year-old children, 610 Dr. Brady of whom had already undergone tonsillectomy.

A group of physicians who examined the other 390 children advised that nearly half of them needed removal of tonsils. The remaining half of the 390 were examined by a second group of physicians, and, by golly, nearly half of them were found in need of tonsillectomy. This is getting monotonous, but now that we are nearing the nd we may as well finish the report. Still another group of physicians examined the 180-odd children who had passed the first two examinations and when the screening was completed just 65 children out of the original thousand got away with their tonsils intact. Five years ago a professor of pediatrics (diseases of children) said, in a leading medical journal, that he considered the current craze for tonsil removal responsible for many cases of pneumonia, burbar poliomyelitis, deaths from overdoses of anesthetics (80 a year) and children's neuroses.

If physicians were less rabid or less radical about this tonsillectomy business I'd omit mention of such sad happenings. But unfortunately a good many physicians even today refuse to regard tonsillectomy as a major operation until some such tragedy occurs. If the physician knows or believes the tonsils harbor a septic focus which is the source of the patient's arthritis, neuritis, iritis or other focal infection, the pur oo Hon McNeill Show. Percy Bassett vs. Sonny "Playhouse," will step from his usual role to head the cast in the dramatization of Hertha Pauli's true story.

Co-starring with Hilton will be Lyn Murray. "Suspense" has a Christmas surprise for its fans Thursday evening, when it will present Dennis Day in a spinetingler with a Christmas carol built-in for the singing star. The chiller is titled, "Christmas for Carole," and will be heard at 8 o'clock on CBS stations. NBC-affiliated station WOC-TV recently won a citation from the School Broadcast Conference for Its series of Education Week programs. The showi were presented under the direction of Mary Louise Marshall in cooperation with the public schools.

Bing Crosby's four sons, Gary, Philip, Dennis and Lindsey, are guests on the Christmas broadcast of CBS' "Bing Crosby Show," tonight at 8:30 o'clock, in a program of varied Yuletide song favorites and an amusing skit which purportedly takes place in the Crosby home on Christmas eve. Edmund Gwenn, who brought Santa Claus to life in "The Miracle on 34th Street," will play that role again when the NBC "Screen Directors' Playhouse" presents an adaptation of the film Thursday at 9 p. m. i Utawu, DeWi Food' Coke, oiWy eWnvfet from podr-oa ro oven. Quick, eoiy direcftoAf oa Ocodwrf Dem7 food Coke Mix fodtoge.

You can't miss baking WW HOV West. 10:00 Hold That Camera. 10:30 Perrv Como Show 10:45 Prevue A Sign Off. Till RSDAY 4:00 Lois Loole. 4.15 TBA 1:45 INS Dally News.

5:5 Show ase. 4 on apt. Video. 4 JO Lone Ranter 7:00 Stop the Music, Bert Parka. 1:00 Holiday Hotel.

Don Ameche, with guetts Harold Lang and Janet Heed, dame stars, 30 Pro Football mines. 1:00 Truth or Consriuences, Ralph Kdwards, family Christmas party. 1:30 AirlHte Thejlre, "Molly Morgan" with Barbara Bel (ieddes, James Hrorierirk, Jane Seymour. 16 00 rave Fmerson 10:15 Crusade in Kurnpe, 11:00 Prevue It Sign Off. 7:00 Alex Dreie: Local News CBS World Nws News 715 Breakfast dup Trading Host ark uia Harmonies 7:10 Pancake Parade Quad-City News News Market Jack Davis Sports, O'Don'l 8:00 News News CBS News Robt.

Hurleigh 8:15 Record Show Breakfast Club Jura Uavia Geneseo Speaks 8:10 Comm. Hour 8:45 WOC Calling 8:00 Welcome True Story Arthur Godfrey Geneseo Speaks 9:15 Trsreleri Fruitl Feat're :30 Double. Nothing News Breakfast Club :45 Victor Llndlahr 10:00 Break the Bank Ivory Etchings News 10:15 Shopping News News Ai Notes 10:30 Jsck Berch Quick as Flash Grand Slam Back to Bible 10:43 David Harum Musical Tunes 11:00 Mary Louise Luncheon Club News Derby Kate Smith 11:15 Dave Garrnway Dollar Derby Parade of Stars 11:30 Naval Air He've Perfax Pals Hume Har'nies Farm Hour 11:45 Love and Learn Airlans Buddies later Quia Harmonies 12:00 Noon News News News Noon News THURSDAY AFTERNOON 12:15 Musical Salute Jackpot Quit Man on Street Markets 12:30 Choosing Sides Noon Melodies 1230 Club Farm Servlcs 12:45 Eddy Arnold Cedric Foster 1:00 Double Nothing Melody Matinee Luncheon Heatter's M'lbag 1:15 Judy A Jsne at Fort Behind Story 1:10 LlveLlkea John U. Ken'dy Matinee Queen for Day 1:45 Millionaire Peace of Mind Ballroom 1:00 Life Beautiful Chance of Life News Harmonies 2:15 Road of Life Matinee Ballr'm Tips At Tunes 2:30 Pepper Young Modern House Party Music on 2:45 Right Happiness Romanes Sunnysirie 3:00 Rarkstage Wif Ted Malone Strike It Rich Chapel of Air 1:15 Stella Dallas News Rambling Round 3:30 l.nrenio Jons Open House College Choir 1:45 Wldder Brown and News 4:00 When Ctrl ies Open House St. Louis News 4:15 Portls Matinee Harmonies 4:30 Just Plsln Bill Musical Page Top Tune Tims Comm.

Servlcs 4:45 Fr Psge Fsrrell Kiddles Corner Teen Time Spin the Bottle 3:00 5 o'clock News News Jackson, News Straight Arrow 5:15 Playing Way to Xmas Sports Camera 5:30 Favorites Superman Ed Grennan Sky King 5:45 Victor Varieties Show THURSDAY EVENING 6:00 Evening News News Sports Quad-Cltv News Fulton Lewis 4:15 Fve. Serenade Bear Show Tunv Martin Sports, ODonll World News Jack Armstrong Dining Music Gabriel Hestter 6:45 1 Man Family Murrow, News Local News 7:00 Aldrlch Boston Blackle Dining Music Harmonies 7:13 Family Mutual Newsr'l 7:10 Father Knows Box 13 Capitol Rod At Gun 7:43 Best Cloakroom Club 8:00 Dragnet Amateur Hour Lyn Murray Limerick Show 8:15 Show 8:30 Sammy Kays You and Reporter's 8:45 Robt. Monfery Basketball Roundup 8:00 Scr'n Directors Stars on Parade Bradley vs. Blng Crosbv 8:13 Playhouse Event' tie Echoes Centenary I Love Mvstery 30 Gray, Marines Community 8:43 Fin At Feather Servlcs 10:00 News At Sports News Basketball News 10:15 HecordShow t'N Hilites Sports Report 10:30 Veterans Forum Trevel rs Report Coliseum Symphonettes Bowling pose of treatment is to destroy dis stage through a series of mishaps on the part of his crew during "Four-Star Revue" to be seen on WOC-TV at 7 tonight A double windup involving four of the Midwest's most highly regarded battlers will highlight the telecasts of wrestling tonight at 9 on WHBF-TV. Ali Pasha competes with Jackie Nichols and Ruffy Silverstein faces Dutch Hollet.

The original Lone Eagle and Jimmy O'Dea will scuffle in the preliminaries. THURSDAY'S TV: A Christmas program featuring the Presbyterian players of Clinton, will be presented Thursday evening at 10 o'clock on WOC-TV, in an hour-long holiday presentation which will include a Y'uletide play, Christmas carols and a seasonal sermonette Barbara Bel Geddes, star of stage and screen, plays the title role in "Molly Morgan," the first work of John Steinbeck to be seen on video, on "Airflyte Theater" Thursday at 9:30 p. m. on WHBF-TV Dance stars Harold Lang and Janet Reed will guest on Don Ameche's telecast of "Holiday Hotel" Thursday at 8 p. m.

on WHBF-TV The Waltz King and his talent troupe will depart from their usual musical variety show to present a wistful story in the Christmas spirit, told with the background of traditional Yuletide music on the "Wayne King Show," Thursday at 9:30 p. m. on WOC-TV Ralph Edwards will deviate from the format of his CBS-TV "Truth or Consequences" for the Christmas show, as has been his custom the last 11 years on radio. He will have his family as guests on his video show at 9 p. m.

Thursday on WHBF-TV Kay Kyser will lead his students on a "winter vacation" during his "College of Musical Knowlege" television program seen on WOC-TV Thursday at 8 p. m. FRIDAY'S TV: Brian Donlevy and Gene Raymond will star in "The Pharmacist's Mate," a story of heroism on board a U. S. navy submarine in World War II, specially written for "Pulitzer Playhouse." The full-hour video show will be seen and heard on WHBF-TV Friday at 8 p.

m. NBC television will carry the ten-round bout at Madison Square Garden between welterweights Kid Gavilan and Joe Miceli, Friday at 9 p. m. on WOC-TV An all-star cast is featured in W. Somerset Maugham's "Footprints in the Jungle," a drama of murder in the jungle because of a woman, on "Somerset Maugham Theater" withBECIDENTcak mixes COLOR TV STILL NOT READY So long as the cost of color tele Blackboard in Kitchen Is Family Convenience A blackboard on the kitchen wall is a fine place for jotting down items to be added to your shopping list also for leaving notes to members of the family if you are obliged to ba out when they return home.

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The treatment would be electro-coagulation (diathermy). Qualified pathologists examined microscopically thousands of tonsils removed by good physicians and throat specialists in a midwest city and in a great many cases found the tonsils were normal, not infected. I gave the, facts here at the time if any reputable physician questions the accuracy of the statement I'll do so again. With reference. Ever-ready operators sound off like arrant quacks about "getting every bit of tonsil" when they operate.

The truth is that portions of tonsil are left in the throat after most such operations, no matter who the operators may be. I am prepared to cite the ADVERTISEMENT Haoventy an no occtfenf with age family, it cannot be said to have "arrived," says Dr. Allen B. Du Mont. Looking to the future, Dr.

Du Mont repeats that it will be "a considerable time before color TV is comparable to black and white in quality, ease of operation and cost." The mechanical color wheel system is not as easy to operate as black and white. Not even the newly improved all-electronic color can compare to black and white in cost, Du Mont adds. TV HIGHLIGHTS TONIGHT: The ten-round lightweight feature bout between Percy Bassett and Sonny Boy West will be carried on WHBF-TV at 9 o'clock from the St. Nicholas Arena, New York A salute to the CAKE MIXES mas story, Charles Tazewell's "The Small One," on her program Friday at 3 p. m.

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