The Denison Press (Denison, Tex.), Vol. 2, No. 42, Ed. 1 Friday, August 9, 1935 Page: 2 of 4
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As Sportsman
Mon colorful of ■porttnc figures
U the Ap» Khlut who*® Bahrsm
KMOX, KLZ. ^ hlm a second winner (Blen-
, KVOO. KPRC.'
KTRS; Irene
,'lrtiM. CBS—Ns-
KMBC,
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g, KRLD, KTAT, K
helm In 1»*0 woe th* first) In the
156th English Derby In 1780. says
MB, WSM,
C»® Court of Human the Llterary Digest.
mm ®MBC, KMOX. KFAB, a reported annual Income
NBC—College Prom, Ruth of ju 000,000 from the 2 per cent
WLS, WLW, KFI. Music- tax Qn th# mcome of each Ismalian,
-r ***••> KRLD- ' the Rt. Hon Aga Sultan Sir Ml-
NBC—Wnltz Time, WLW, honied Ghandl. fot the annual
•; Beauty Box Theatre WS 1>;(r)s ceremony hlg moiiah» com-
t, KTBS, WFAA, KPRC, jnjia with the antique brass
WOAI, WENR. CBS Dick Pow- 9ca]pq t0 chcok hig 250 pounds for
«, HoUywood HotelvKSL, KMOX b)* subJeotll pay ,t
OLD, WBT, KLZ, KMBC, KFAB, ^ rate of $„fl per ounce.
IfcwMH, WDSU. j The si])lrtual leader of about
8. CBS—Studebaker Champions, 5 000 0fl0 IsmaUan Mos,emg, he is a «*<*-
KMBC, KMOX, KFAB, >’ Mohammedan, spends much of his
TO, WDSU. NBC—Fust N'fMev, time in parl9; |)Ut hU favtorlte
™, KOA , > pstate ls ln Ireland where lie can
KPBC* , !7,AaA’ ™ £ wear hie Irish tweeds.
Gems of Melody, KRL . j wife, an Italian, Theresa
q.qa CBS—Leith Steven s
8.30. CBS r-e h Mag.iano, died about ten years ago,
Sin Sc- "e married the beautiful form-
A1 Pierce's gang KTIIP,' WDAF,!e*' Andree-Josephine Carron. Uaugh-
WFAA KPRC WSMB. KFI. t(r <* a French reetauranteur. But
0 NBC—Amos ’n Andy, WSM, to k, pp ,he Moslen p,'aee he P“ '
KOA, WSMB. WDAF, WOAI, K .‘ho fact that a member o
FI KPRC WFAA. CBS—Carl t;’e falth may m,iriy a ,,wson
„ ’ , ’ . ,-ri’fl KFAB any religion which recognizes the
™ ™K\SA K — - - -S-o >. w»
WD1’ ’ tiie West he said Andree could re-
RLD
9:15. NBC—Tony and Gus, W, t in h r faith
«• *™i.m“*• KT| «, ZZZTZZ......
9-30 NBC—Beauty Box Thea-’^- th" -'«« Khan is desf<mded from
tre WLW, KOA, KFI; Oliver Nay- -Shammed via Fat,ma and was
lor’’s orchestra. KTBS, KVOO, W " «' Bton “nd °x*ordi
SMB CBS—Benny Goodman’s The first Easterner to be elected
orchestra WBT, KWKIT. KMBC, Vga Khart. inherited his stables
KGKO KMOX WDSU, KLB. T. from bis grandfather, the most cele-
N-FYiendly Builders, KPRC, W "rated breeder of Arabian stock tt.
OAI WFAA. Musical Moments, > . Bast; but the Aga Khan wa
WPt’n KTAT ln,,t active °"' F’’itiS" tUTf Unt"
10 NBC-Henrv King's orcheJ 1«2D. Starting at Ascot with two
Jr. WDAF, WSM, KTHS, WBAP., fillies, in six years he has spent
T,nq_Frankie Master’s orchestra, to the exclusive Jockey club, the
KMBC KFAB KWKH, KMOX, K -1.250.(in<l in blood stock and* his
GKO, KRLD, WBT. *Uld wa* ^im^ted at *2.500,000.
10'30 NBC—Billie Bissett’s or-: Britain s Ally
chestra WLW WENR, KPRC; Loyal to Great Britain, he has
Leonard Keller’s orchestra, WSM been derated by K.ng Edwarh
t> KTBg WBAP, WOAI, WSM, VII and entertained by George \.
WDAF KVOO. CBS—Studebaker The position of First Class Chief
Champions, KLZ, KSL. Sports,' of the Bombay Presidency for life.
M ' KR1 D .given Turn by King George A. was
ll'C' CBS_Floyd Town's orch- his, award for keeping India on the
estra KRLD, KMBC, KMOX, KF side of the Allies (luring the War.
AB KGKO KSL. KWKH. NBC— President of the All-Moslen league
Arl’ie Smmond’s ’ orchestra, WSM he has opposed Ghandi's policies
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CHLDMNS HEALTH p
SHOULD EE CHECKED
BEFORE SCHOOL OPENING
AUSTIN, Texaa—Now ia the
time, acconilnc to Dr John W.
Brown, State Health Officer that
every parent should ask himself if
his child ia physically ready for
school. A visit to the family phy-
sician and dentist will answer this
question and five time for the cor-
rection of minor defects before
time for school to open.
A child with defetive vision can-
not be expecetd to do the required
work in school until this handicap
is removed. Inflamed, watery
. . granulated lids, chronic
styes, nervous actions as habitual
winking, may be caused by defec-
tive vision and should be attended
to immediately.
The far reaching efect of infect-
ed tonsils on the system has been
recognized by health workers for
many years. Many of the ills
later life as heart disease, arthri-
tis, deafness etc., are directly
traceable to tonsils that became
infected during childhood and
were allowed to remain untreated.
Dental defects are found in
more children than any other im-
perfection, and for this reason,
children should be taken regularly
to the dentist for examination and
cleaning of the teeth. This precau-
tion keeps the mouth clean and
makes it possible to discover den-
tal defects as soon as they appeur.
Postual defects appear in the
life of a child much sooner than
we formerly suspected. Have your
family physician see if your
child’s shoulder blades project and
if his arches are low. Simple ex-
exercises, diligently adhered to,
when the child is young, will pre
vent later serious developments in
many cases.
The famous Goldman band has
just played its 1.000th concert in
New York. Edwin Franko Gold-
man, its conductor, never has miss-
ed a concert in all that aime.
St. George Somer's heart is burled
in the Public Gardens at St. George,
Bermuda.
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