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TWO MEDFORD (OREGON) MAIL TRIBUNE Fr'lcUr. Oslobe 29. 1SS4 RADIO P ROGRAMS-FR I DAY rramt Us" Mow r mtlvid from th rH nations tad tin Mail Tribune uiumw m rwposiilbillr. ct ro malt md. thangas as r suoyiied kvjo m k kmko 1.4 k KWIN MM a Melody Matinee Melody Matinee Public Service . Regional News ' ' 00 Children'! Hour 15 Concertime 30 Concertlme ; i-00 Edward R.Murrow" Man On The Co' 16 Bill stern oporia- " ' . . " ' . CWnM VrttAAV Mlll-tlM E-KiUEoT" EimVr'PeleSin Fulton Lewis Hemingway, -Naws ' Hera's th Answer . Sam Hayei Con radTheConnoisseur Bobby Benioii' Wild Bill Hlckock Wild Bill Hlckock " J. Hfixln Jt Gnnril 30 Music with MsntovanlPenthouse Serenade 45 Music with MantovanlPenthome Serenade 00 Arthur Godfrey Dlgestuavalcade 4 Sporte 15 Muilo Cavalcade 4 Sporu" iotammy Kay. . .. vl g 5 Moraan opcecn " Gaurael Heatter Local News Virgil Plnkley Sam Hayes 1)0 Medford-Sprlniiileld MorJ-",r,',ie!? is Medford-Sorlnafleld Medford-MarshJ eld SO Medford-Sprlnafleld Medford-Marahf e d 15 Medlord-Sorlnlrtleld Medford-Marshflcld Counterspy : Counterspy . Enchanted Hour Enchanted Hour Marine Band Dixieland Exoreav Have Heart Have a Heart 00 Medford-Sprinafield Met"or3'JJ"r"!;!e!5 la Meaiora-opnnjcueia r;"" r"." vr; JO Medlord-SprinKfleld Medtord-Marthf e d r fnrH.Rnrln0filrf Medford-Marshflcld 00 Medford-Sprlnafleid ' Rifield rteporter lSU.N. on the Record' On. Man's Family dt spin fit win . ,.7 . is sSinAWIn Frank Sinatra News" Mutual Newereel Recorded Music -.. Recorded Miotic Take a Number Take a Number Muslo In the Night- Music in me wignt 00 Spin et win I SninAtWln 30 Spin It Win 45 spinet win DO Sign OH Night Watch Night Watch Night Watch Night Watch " Sign Off Music In the Night Music in the Night Muslo in the Night Music In the Night News Sign Off RADIO PROGRAMS-SATURDAY 6:00 Yawn Patrol 6:15 Yayn Patrol 6 30 Yawn Patrol a 45 Yawn Patrol KMED Corral :. KMED Corral Here's To Veta first News 7 00 ABC Newscast . 7:15 Martin Agronsky. f 7:ao Frank Goes" 7 45 Bocky 8:00 No School Today B:15 No School Today . 8:30 No School Todny 8:45 No School Today 0 oo No School Today , 9:15 No School Today 8:30 Space Patrol 0:45 Space Patrol 10:00 City Hospital" , . J0:15 CItyHosp." a.Drake' 10:30 Robert Q. Lewis' 1 0 :s Robert Q. Lewis' 11 00 Hohert Q. Lewis' . 11:15 Robert Q Lewis' 110 Gunsmoke' . 11:45 Gunsmoke' Clock Watcher Clock Watcher Town It Country Weather tt Newa Wake Up Hancb Wake Up Ranch Top of the Morning Tog of the Morning Hemingway, News Breakfast Gang Breakfast Gaol KWIN News Art Baker , . Prep. Gospel Pgm. i Jlmml Fldler Church ol Christ Record Hits Record Hits Haven of Rest Haven of Rest Friendship Circle Friendship Circle Social Security astor a can PTA. Program PTA Program Serenade to Romance Serenade To Homance Music for The Mrs, Music for The Mrs. Voice of Dallverenc Voice of Dellvqrence Top Tunes Top Tunes Serenade In Blue LetsLookAtTheWeather Serenade To Romance' Serenade To Romance' News Hillghts Music It Weather Kite Fllte Kite Fllte Strictly Dixie Strictly Dixie 13:15 Romance . 13:30 Trading Post f :so mo Nat'l Farm tt Home Hr. Nat'l Farm & Home Hr; Noon Melodies Noon Melodies 1:00 Club 1230 Navy vs. 1:15 Club 1230 Navy vs. 1:30 Club 1230 Navy va. l :a ureijpn-TviMnKwii "j 2:00 Oregon 2:15 Oregon 2:30 Oregon. 2:45 Oregon. Washington Washington Washington Washington . Washington . Washington Washington 45 Oregon-Washington Navy vs. Navv va. Navy vs, Navy vs. Notre Notre Notre Notre Notre Notro Notre Notre Dame Dame Dame Dame 3:00 Oregon 3:15 Orogon 3:30 Oregon- a Navy vs. Notre Navy vs. Notre Navv vs. Notre News From NBC Dame Dame Dame Dame Dame' Dame Dame' Noon Time News Let's Go To Town Western Roundup Tim Western BoundupTTimo Western Roundup Time Western Roundup Time Record Merry-Go-Rnd. Record Merry-Go-Knd. RecordMerry-Go-Rnd RecordMerry-Go-Rnd RecordMerry-Go-Rnd RecordMerry-Go-Rnd,, RecordMerryGo-Round RecordMerryGo-Round Country-Western Time uounuy-weaHirn aihip T:00-Oregon-Washlngton 8PEBSQSA. . Oregon Mim New; .IllS Oregon-Washington SPEBSQSA - Hemingway, Newg 4 JO Hawklnson ScoreboardCollege Quia Bowl Army Hour 4:45 Hawklnson Scoreboard College Quit Bowl Army Hour "fl:00 ABC Newscast RStoSTlloundup M""'?. ""'Si 8:15 Platterbralns' What's Doing Mus els Magic; 8 -30 Veterans Admin. Tex Beneke Bowling News i45-rrVnk Gors' H.V K.lUnborn Brlckhouse. Sports T00 Juke Box Jury Broadway Review Hawaii Calls 6 15 Juke Box Jury- -Commentary , Hawaii Calls . 8:30 Mahalla Jackson i OrandOleOpry Swlngttlme ' a:4S Mariana jacKson " . unno v vu Too Two for the Money Political Talk 7:15 Two for the Money Texwiniams 7 30 Ellsworth Speech :;, Stevenson Talk 7 45 Louisville Otch. Stevenson Talk Bible Story Program uuest star Pop Time, f op nmo DO Gunsmoke' 15 Gunsmoke' 30 Gangbusters 45 Gangbusters 00 ABC Newscast 7 15 GrldlronVlctory Dance 30 Lone Ranger 45 Lona Ranaor 00 ABC Newsoast Col, U. Charter Day You Never Know Col. V. Charter Day Publlo Library Hour Town Hall Party' Sounding Board' Town Hall Party eounoing noara- 13 GrldlronVictoryDnoe 30 ABC Newscast u So 10: 10: 10:45 Dancing Party. 11 11 11 11 12 Town Hall Party Town Hall Party Riverside Rancho Riverside Rancho Washington Report isat. uance f araoe Sat. Dance Parade Sat. Nile Reporter Guest Star Med, Guard Tim niea, uuera runs Niiw Rnff. Barn Dance NewEnglandBarnDanoe musio in uie nigni music in tne wignt l 00 Platter Party 1:15 Platter Party 1 :30 Platter Party 1 45 Platter Party 1 00 Sign Off News Sat. Nlte Dane. Music in the Night Sat. Nit Dane Music In th Night Sat. Nit Dane Music In th Night Bat Nlte Dane it NewsMuslo in the Night Sign Off News Sign Off ABC CBS NBC MBS , K1IOY JJ0 KC ' (All programs at am time dally, unless otherwise Indicated) A.M. 8:30 Sign on. Muslo throughout day except for following programs: 10-10:18 KBOY Bargains: 11-12 (Sunday only) First Baptist service. P.M. 12.12:13 KBOY ranch; 12:15 12:30 (Sunday only) KBOY ranch; 8:30 Sign off. TV Program- FRIDAY. .3:40 Devotions 4:0O Feminine Fancies 4:30 Val Rcjue Show . 8:00 Uncle Bill Show . 8:30 Wild Bill Hlckock . 6 :00 Smllln' Ed's Show 8:30 DonWlnalow 8:59 Guy Cordon 7:00 Cavalcade of Sports 7:45 Greatest Momenta in Sports 8:00 Pappy Coleman Show 8:15 Richard Ncubcrger 8:30 Life of Riley U-.00 4 Star Playhouse 0:30 Guy Cordon 10:00 The Llne"Up 10.30 PCC Highlight 11:00 Weather . 11:15 Sign Off ' KBES (Channel 5) SATURDAY, 10:49 Penn vs. Penn Stat .4:00 Faith For Today . i 4:30 Big Picture : 8:00 Industry on Parade . 8:30 Western Theater 6:30 Melody Wranglers . 7:00 That's My Boy 7:30 TP Dance Hall ' 8:00 Jackie Gleason 0 :00 Place the Face 0:30 Break the Bank 10:00 Wrestling From Hollywood 1 1 :00 Weather 11:05 News 11:15 Sign Off Portland Man's Body Sought in Clackamas Oregon City U,R) Clacka mas county authorities are aceklng the body of a Portland man In the Clackamas river be tween Carver and Park Place after his car was found in the stream. Missing was Henry J. Ml chalke, 44. A passing motorist reported about midnight that a gap had been broken out oi the guard rail on the Clackamas riv er road and Investigation by the sheriff's office led to discovery of the car, about 129 feet down an embankment. Portland U.R) Carl Winn, who has been secretary-treasurer of the CIO International Wood workers of America for seven years, has resigned to accept a position with the Foreign Op erations Administration. Thousonds With Insomnia Sound All Nighf-Awake Fresh Users of new safe Doonln Sleeping Capsule have found aa you can blessed sound sleep. Dorm in has been clinically tested for safety and Is guaranteed non-habit forming. The world of medicine progresses ao why tolerate a sleepless night that makes yon tired and worn out th next day. Now for only kc per capsule you can find the rest you want. Dormin costs but $1 15 for 35 capsules so safe no prescription r. Is needed and Dormin must help you or your money back I Accept no substitute. yThr No Subititut For SLEEPING CAPSULES Medford Firm Awarded Highway Commission Bid Portland U.PJ The Med ford construction firm of Den- Herder and Strabel has been awarded a contract to construct a latrine, water system, roadway, parking stalls and campsites at Jessie M. Honcyman state park soutn oi r iorence, it nas been an nounced by the state highway commission. The bid was $18, 972. . Dead line Sunday Classified Is at noon Saturday: 10 a.m. Monday for ..lunun.vi umer aays o:.iu previous oay SEE RICHARD L NEUBERGER r, V? -""; ' ON TELEVISION TONIGHT STATION KBES-TV AT 8:15 P.M. , Ntuherier for Senatnr Comm. Jb.ts O. Janes, Chm. 101 Mod Dlilf., PorUand Your Health and lis Care ; By OR. WILLIAM BRA&Y, M.D. . Rsasers should addrase Inquiries toi William Brady, 263 El Camiao, Beverly Hilll, Cat. SHUT HER W THE CLOSET ALONE i 1 We are convinced that a wom an s sense of security Is en hanced by not being alone when she Is in active labor. : So say Dr. Herbert Thorns, De partment of Obstetrics and Gynecology, of the School of Medicine and Ernestine Wie denbach. R. N. Dr. Brady Division of Ob stetric Nursing of the School of Nursing, Yale university. (J. A. M.A.,8.4,'54). I admire and applaud this resolute advance into the 20th century, but I warn Dr. Thorns and Nurse Wledenbach that it is lonesome, sometimes dreadfully lonesome around here. I have been virtually an outcast ever since I began telling the world that a man remains with his wife at the supreme moment of their life, but a ratter runs away. Nineteenth-century lying-in in stitutions, their staffs, and their parasites unanimously loathe me for ' this, tn then, they never loved me much anyway. These institutions go to considerable trouble and expense to maintain a monkey cage where nincom poops may be confined, with room to pace the floor in the best nineteenth-century fashion, while whatever goes on in the secret chamber goes on. You can't blame 'em for taking full advantage of any opportunities they have to tell editors and publishers that ' Brady is an odious character or maybe odorous, since I've been dead so long. It is part of the routine in ninteenth-century institutions to shut the expectant mother in a room or cubicle and leave her alone until the hoity-toity super intendent, nurse, or intern thinks it about time for her to go to the delivery room. To these officious attendants the patients fears and forebodings while she. is cloistered are amusing or of no concern. It is bad enough for an in telligent, educated woman to be isolated at such a time. It is far worse for the ordinary "refined" or "well bred" young American woman, for she receives no in struction in school and what she learns after school she picks up in bars, cocktail lounges, movies, newspapers, and novels. , Some nineteenth-century ob stetricians try to discourage popular interest in natural child birth by asking this rhetorical question: "Would you willingly face the ordeal without an anesthetic?" Every, authority, emphasizes that in natural childbirth the patient's wishes determine when or whether she -shall have an anesthetic. Dr. Read ("Childhlrth Without Fear") remarks: "It Is wrong that any woman should be asked to bear pain which she is unwilling to bear; no woman in labor should suffer greater discomfort than she wishes to endure for her baby's sake." As a matter of fact anesthesia MOO-O-OS and MUSINGS is rarely desired by the woman in natural childbirth, wnen sne knows as much about physiology and hygiene, pregnacy, embry ology, prenatal care, and child care as every teenage girl should be taught in school, she pushes aside the anesthetic offered, say ing "Do, please, take that away. Qan't you see I'm busy?" "" QUESTIONS It ANSWERS Gullible Parents From November till May our 8'j year old daughter Is hauled to Dr. ..' clinic for shot for nose, throat, and ear Infection on th ver- U of every 6 weeks. But in cii .k. -M . . nm ihmv suaeest reino- v."l of adenoid. . ,.,. car to Keep ii mu -- - up . . . (Mrs. E. W.) Answer I'm sorry for your , little firl. It Is wrong to regard a shot shop aa clinic. Tner Is no evidence . We see that Los An geles is putting in giant fans to blow the smog across the Oregon border. It'll take some doing but we're all for jacking up' the Sisklyous another twenty feet to stop them. U.S. SEN. GUY HEAR CORDON "Our Forest Payrolls are Vital to Our State Let's Maintain Them!" TONIGHT KBESTV 9:30 p. m. Cordon for U.S. Senator Committee ' W. H. Stelwer, Chmn. Imperial Hotel, Portland, Or. HEAR CONGRESSMAN HARRIS ELLSWORTH SATURDAY. 7:30 P.M. - KYJC SUNDAY ...7:15 P.M. - KMED MON DAY ... 8 :00 P.M. KWIN Paid Adv. Ellsworth for Congress Committee L. E. MeCLINTOCK Trees. 22 Different Newscaster Heard Each Week Texaco Newscasts........ ABC Chevrolet Newscasts.... CBS CBS Sunday News Desk .. Walter Wlnchell .w. ABC Taylor Grant News...... ABC Monday Morning Headlines Martin Agronsky News ABC Breakfast Newt Briefs Chet Huntley News ... ABC Paul Harvey News...... ABC Rogue Valley Reporter Sam Hayes Newscasts.. ABC Ruth Ashton News. CBS Edwin C. Hill News. ABC Edward R. Murrow...... CBS Frank Gost Newscasts CBS Lowell Thomas Newt.... CBS. Let Griffith Newt ABC Henry J. Taylor.....- ABC Christian Science Monitor Bill.Shadel Newt CBS Quincy Howe Newt. 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