Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, February 20, 1950, Image 7

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Newspaper Page TextRADIO PROGRAMS-MONDAV .bunt ium.i no r.,pow.,b.).ty .nc.pt t. mat, am. th.na.s ,, . tuu;d KYJL, 1249 Ka Tri KMKD I40 te 1 Oil Edwin C. Hill-Newt J:15 Elmer Davla 3.30 Headline Edition' 1 45 McLalna On File KWIN-MOl te Report Trom Wash'ton Rhythm & Reason Candy Mation Candy Mauon Newa Dick Haymei Spotlight On Sportt turner music 00 Lone Hanger- ,Mf litbenf Hepon rrn ri,,.. U-Lone Ranger' Nightbeaf B l C,.S ;30-' Ethel Albert" Show Danieroui Aaslrnm.nf Eddia ?L.Sl?'hV5 45- EtheH. Albert" Show DanRerou. Ass.jfrm"!. Hal Dtrwui 00 ECA- Light Up Time Sons ot Uur Tim.. 15-ECA- Newa ot the World" National Guard I Show 30 Henry J. Taylor Railroad Hour' Roiu. Ranch. 48 roy willing Railroad Hour' Rogue Rancho 00 Proudly We Hail' Telephone Hour" Newi 15 Proudly We Hall' Telephone Hour' Lullaby In Rhythm 30 Sa on Serened. Sona-Shon u..?.V.. " :45 Meet The Band m Barbershop Barmonlea Masterworks 00 Richfield Reporter' Sam Hayea Juke Box Review 15 Clause Mystery Meioay Music You Want juke Box Review 30 "T" Texas Tylet Music Vou Want Juke Box Rev ew 45 Tim. To Dane. :00 Platter Party 15 Platter Party 30 Platter Party 45 Platter Party N.ws Sign Oil News Sign Off RADIO PROGRAMS TUESDAY 6:00 Rise 'N Shin 6:15 Rue N Shine 6:30 RU N' Shin 6 45 Rise N' Shin 7:00 Muiic Kettle 7:15 M. Agronsky 7 30 Bob Garred 7:49 Sports News Muiical Roundup Musical Roundup fieamrd to Farmer V. P. Newa Top oi tht Morning Personality Time Marriage lor Two Muiic. St News Sign On Newi MOOCorrel 8:00 Breakfast Club 815 Breakfast Club 8 30 Breakfast Club 8:45 Breakfait Club 0:00 Ladlei Be Seated 8:15 Ladies Be Seated 0:30 Quick As A Flnsh" 0:43 Quick As A Flash Eddie Albert Show Eddie Albert Show Waltxtimt Mod. Cone. Hall Wake Up'Rogue Valley nix upnogu valley News Sports Review 111:00 Trading Post 10:15 Art Bilker 10 30 True Story 10:45 True Story Friendship Circle Friendship Circle Muiic As You Like It Hometowners Luncheon With Lopex Luncheon with Lopei Dave Garroway U P Newt Album Time Album Time Haven of Rest Haven of Rest 11:00 Betty Crocker 1 1 :15 Victor H. Lindlahr 11:39 Bnukage Talking 11 :45 News Melody Time Melody Time Concert Master Meet the Band News Chatter With Chuck Harry James Rhythm And Reason Music rrornHHoYlywooiT Music From Hollywood News The Church In Home 12:00 Man of Melody 12:15 News 12:1(0 Weather Report 12:43 County Agent 1 ;00 Welcome Hollywood 1 Welcome Hollywood 1:30 Salute to You 1: 15 Solute To You 2:00 Surprise Package 2:15 Surprise Package 2:30 Hannibal Cobb 2.45 Hannibal Cobb News. & Markets Road oi Life . Pepper Young Right to Happiness Backstase Wife Stella Dallas Lorenzo Jones Young Widder Brown Del Porter Les Brown Music for Tuesday Music for Tues d ay News Noontime Melodies Spurt And Farm News Swap Shop Western Music Box Western Music Box Western Music Box Music Box Life Can Be Beautiful Mainly For Women News Swap Sc Sell 3:00 Bride Ac Groom 3:15 Bride Sc Groom 3:30 Club Time 3:45 Pick A Date Welcome Travelers Welcome Travelers Aunt Mary We Love Si Learn News Music Box Music Box Music Box 4:00-4:15-4:30- 5 00-8:15-5:30-5:45- 6:110- 8:15-8:30- 6 43- Modern Romances Modern Romances News Chuck's Piano Time Green Hornet Sky King Sky King -World ot Sports -Elmer Davis -Headline Edition -McLains News 7:00 Counter Spy 7:15 Counter Spy 7:30 Guest Star T:45 Stage, Wage St Hour Fraternally Yours Trade Winds Tavern County Agent Familiar Melodies U PNews " What's Doing Baby Snooks Baby Snooks News Music Box Women In The News Women In The News News Swing Time Music by Martin Guest Star Bob Hope Bob Hope Fibber McGee & Molly Fibber McGee & Molly Teller of Tales Sunset and Vine Truth and Ltf Gordon McRae Show 8:00-8:15-8:30-8:45-""0:00-0:15-9:30-0:45- Time For Defense Time For Defense Gentlemen of the Press Gentlemen of the Press Bit? Town" Big Town People Are Funny People Are Funny News Kay Starr Spotlight on Sports Dinner Music Mrht Ud Time- News of the World Cavalcade of America Cavalcade of America Eddie Lemar Navy Show Between the Lines uennis Day Town Meeting Town Meeting Chr Science News We Care- It's Dance time Barbershop Harmonies Dress Rehearsal Dress Rehearsal Orefon State-Idaho Oregon State-Idaho Oregon State-Idaho Oregon State-Idaho 10:00-10:13-10:30-10:43-11:00-11:13-11:30-11:45- -Richfleld Reporter -Clauss Mystery Melody ."T" Texas Tyler -Del Courtney Music You Want Music You SVant Morton Downey news News Lullaby In Rhythm Masterworks Masterworks -Platter Party -Platter Party Platter Party -Platter Party Sign Off Juke Box Review Juke Box Review Juke Box Review News Sign Off Radio Patter by Pat The first degree murder trial of Dr. Herman N. Sander, ac cused of the "mercy killing" of a cancer - rld- d e n patient. which will be lt i n before a jury in Man chester. N. H., today, will be covered by two ABC c o r r e- SDondents i n attendance at 11 sessions Pat Wilkinson Their reports will be heard over the ABC net work and KYJC on "Headline Edition" at 6:30 p.m. each day. Ron Cochran and Edward Fitz gerald, or ABC affiliates in Bos ton and New Hampshire, re spectively, have been assigned to represent ABC at the trial. e The American Broadcasting company and its affiliated sta tions will carry a special report on the Marshall Plan for Euro pean recovery in cooperation with the ECA tonight over KYJC. Averill 'Hnrriman, U. S. roving ambassador in Europe, and Paul Hoffman, head of the ECA, will participate. Highlighted in the program, scheduled for 8 p.m., will be -ipe-cial reports from the U. S. mis sion chiefs in the Marshall plan countries of Europe, which will be followed by a question and answer session with a chief of one nation inter-changing infor mation with the chief of an other countrv, etc. "O Master, Let Me Walk With Thee." the favorite hym of Amo? Alonozo Stagg. the beloved wvon p.1 Grand Old Man of American football, will be sung by George Beverly Shea and the Club Chor al Singers when "Club Time" is heard over Station KYJC and ABC on Tuesday at 3:30 p.m. Jean Robinson, 23, Manhat tan Beach, Cal., was a reluctant party to a blind date with Don ald J. Mahoney, 25, of Coolidge, Ariz., but she reveals on the pro gram how the meeting opened her eyes to romance when the two are wed on the "Bride & Groom" program over KYJC tomorrow at 2:30 p.m. Seashells Tell Of Weather For Past 60,000,000 Years Chicago, Feb. 20 (U.B A noted atomic scientist said to day that seashells tell what the weather was like 60,000,000 years ago. Dr. Harold C. Urey, Nobel prize-winning chemist who pio neered in work on the atom bomb, said he has unlocked the seashell's secret. But he said he did it by grind ing seashells to powder, not by holding them to his ear and lis tening to what poets say is the echo of the wild waves. Slightly Cooler Urey, in a report to industrial sponsors of the University of Chicago's research in basic sci ence, said seashells indicate that the southeastern United States was slightly cooler 60,000,000 years ago. England and Denmark were a little warmer, he said. But the climate of England was similar to that of southeastern United States, despite a 10 to 15 degree difference in latitude. Urey said the temperatures of prehistoric times are found by analyzing the ratio between two types of oxygen found in sea shells formed ages ago. Temperatur. Reflected The two types of oxygen, he said, are 0-16, the ordinary kind, and 0-18. which differs only in atomic weight. The ratio of 0-16 to 0-18 in the calcium carbonate in the shells reflects the tem perature of the environment in which they were formed, Urey said. To find it, he said, the shells are ground to a powder and treated with an acid which forms carbon dioxide gas from the cal- Your Health and Jfs Care ly DR. WILLIAM IRADY, M.D. Readers should sddrsu inquiries to: Dr. William Irady, 245 II Camino, Beverly Hills. Cali. Monday February 20, 1950 MEDFORD (OREGON) MAIL TRIBUNE SEVEN WHILE WAITING FOR ACTH arthritis are be-.water, it has no harmful effect en medical centers blood or same Ula nooty Relative is an alcoholic and be comes very mean and abusive when drunk. He says he could slop drink ing any time he wants to. tU M. R.) Answer That's what they all say a childish sort ot defense of their weakness. The best advice I can give is that you try to Induce the man to attend a meeting of an A A. group in his city. If you do not find Alcoholics Anonymous listed, in aeiepnone direc tory astt Aiconoucs Anonymous. t. u Box 450. New York IT. N.Y. for the address of a group In your vicinity. Marvelous Results I have been taking calcium and U as -you recommend in your booklet for arthritis and have had marvelous results. 4C. B. A.) Answer Instructions on p. 31 oi booklet THE ILLS CALLED RHEUMA TISM. For copy send twenty-five cents ana stampea seif-aaaressetj envelope. (Copyright 1050 by John T. Dille Co.) Victims of seTging the wnere . research with ACTH is being carried on. ACT H, Wreno - coruco tropic hor mone) has pro duced remark- able results in arthmtis and possibility extending this ot. tir.dy treatment to the world at large until such time as an adequate supply of the hormone is avail able. The hormone is derived from the pituitary gland of the hog and there just aren't enough hogs in the world to meet the demand. Until such time as a method of artificially manufac turing the compound is evolved, tne vast majority of arthritis victims will have to make the best of what is available today. Treatment of arthfitis, of vari ous types, has never been very spectacular. Rest, heat, reduc tion programs, phfsical therapy, exercise, surgical attack on areas of focal infection, splints, casts, X-ray treatment and in ternal medication have, in too many instances, failed to cure the disease. The amount of treat ment given by "healers" employ ing everything from diathermy to witchery to victims who have not secured much relief from generally accepted proce dures, has probably enriched the healers but has done nothing to add to the store of scientific knowledge, except, perhaps, as to what is useless. Considerable interest has re cently developed in a treatment which employs solution of drugs which are ordinarily used for the purpose of creating local anesthesia. For many years it was feared that if these solutions were accidentally injected into a blood vessel, dire results migm follow. The doctor always used great care to guard against this possibility when injecting the solution into tissues. Research has shown the fallacy of this fear. Today, local anes thetics are injected directly into the vessels in complications of gtneral anesthesia when the heart's action is impeded. Local anesthetics are also used for in jection into the blood vessels in certain cases of hives or other manifestations of allergy often with good effect. ' The idea of using local anes thetics bv injection into the blood stream in arthritis was based upon the fact that pain and disability often seemed out of proportion to the degree of actual physical change in the joint. It was felt mai u me pawn of arthritis could be relieved by this method, without disabling the patient in any way, that in creased relaxation and activity would serve to "break the chain" of the mechanism without the joint which produced the mis chief. Sufficient experience has now been gained in this innovation to indicate that it is a safe proce dure, properly controlled, and and one which has brought great to slight improvement in many cases. It is not "touted" as a cure, but as a means of alleviating pain and restoring usefulness to victims of arthritis who have not responded well to other forms of available treatment. The treatment, of necessity, must be given in a hospital. A small quantity of anesthetic is mixed with a large volume of salt or sugar solution, the whole of which is then permitted to enter the circulation, drop by drop, through an infusion appar atus. Severe cases may require daily treatment for a while. Oth ers may require treatment only once a week or only when there is a return of pain and dis ability. The improvement gained as a result of this treatment seems to ho mnrh more "lasting" than would be expected by the use of a drug, the only action of which is to relieve pain. It appears that when the pain mechanism is "broken it stimulates me us tues to self-repair. This treatment is too new for critical judgment of Its long range effect. But those who have chronic arthritis or rheumatiz in its earlv stage need not wan helplessly for the trouble to pro gress. I recommend that every one with any sign of chronic rheumatiz consume not less than IVi Dints of whole fresh mllK every day, or if for any reason one cannot do so, then that he or she supplement the daily diet with calcium and vitamin D as described in the pamphlet Cal cium and Rhaumatis, available on request if you provide a stamped self-addressed envelope. 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