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TWELVE MEDFORD (OREGON) MAIL TRIBUNE Monday, November 1, 1954 RADIO PROGRAMS-MONDAY Prog rami iistcd below are received from the radio stations and the Mail Tribune assumes no responsibility except to make such changes as are supplied KVJC l?38 Itc KM ED 1440 kc KW1.N MOO kc "4 00 Children's Hour Melody Time Fulton Lewis 415 Concert! me Melody, Toe Hemingway News 4- 30 Concertime Red Cross Here's the Answer 4:43 Concertime Regn'l. Nevs: Manning Sam Hayes "5 00 Edw R Murrow Man On The Go Conrad the Connoisseur 5:15 Bill Stem SvttS What s Doing Bobby Benson 5- 30 Sports Parade Carnival Of Books Wild Bill Hickock 5':45 frank Gosg Elmer Peterson Wild Bill Hickock 6 00 Perry Como" KMED Sports Daily Gabriel Heater B!is Ouincv Howe Commentary -- Local News 6:30Wimos& Andy M Hall R. Valley Hit Parade Virgil Pinkley litlAm&y lA Hall' R. Valley Hit Parade Sam Hays - "7 00 Meet Corliss Archer Fibber & Molly Top Secret Files iWMeet Corliss Archer". Great Gildersleeve Top Secret Files' 7 4nGlen Miller Time Could This Be You? Reporters1 Roundup 7 ;45Glen Miller Time Traffic Pgm & Music Reporters" Roundup "7i(U-Tennessee Ernie Morgan Beatty Look to the Skies 1 lWNeuberger Speech One Man s Family Dixieland Express I'loZvcice Toil Firestone Political Talk Heartbeat of Industry' ;45Voice of Firestone Melachrino Musical" Heartbeat of Industry "a 00 Lets Kick It Around Pac. Telephone Hour News oivMike&Buff . Pac. Telephone Hour Mutual News Reel "iaSLbnl Ranger Political Talk Recorded Mus.c 9:45-Lone Raner' Music Recorded Music T61)5umbia World News 'Richfield Reporter Broadway Cop insZowTeht Cooke" Night Watch, Broadway Cop n &Win Night Watch Music in the Night jgjp n-lw;" Watch Music " the Night " g . ni- Niiht Watch Music in the Night ivifclKS&wE N ght Watch Music in the Night JH3c - Night Watch Music in the Night I llpln & Win Nilht Watch; Tinl News Music in the Night Igloo-Sign Off Sign Off News Sign Off RADIO PROGRAMS-TUESDAY" EfcSSSH Kffilofral ncn. lnZilwrlpltrol Let s Go To Town Top of the Morning IY.SnPaSo? First New, Top of the Morning -7:00-County Agent . Johnnie le Wills' V! 7:13 Martin Agronsky C ock Watcher Breakfast GaSI 7. Frank Goss Clock Watcher tjreaKiasioang ?jgZHaarrC Babbitt" Weather & News Best Buys s:3?-igi: gggasss argils -0nn CokeTime Friendship Circle Music for the Mrs. 9;15 Chet Huntlev Friendship Circle Capitol Commentary fioefenTVent McBride. Music - Voce of Deliverance 9 :450ur Gal ISnday Mid-Morning News Voice of Deliverance 10:00-RelayQuiz Swap & Sell - Newspaper of the Air ' 1013 Cote Glee Club Second Chance Tello Test 10.:30VhUpering Streets Strike It Rich . 2MoTcofie 10:45 Wendy Warren Strike It Rich 2nd Cup Of Coffee 1 1 :00 Second Mrs. Burton Phrase That Pays 1115 Perry Mason Bob Smith Show . Florida Calling n'-30NoraD7ake Pauline Fredrick Queen for Day I I -Is-BrighterDly Familiar Favorites Queen for Day ; 12 nn Paul Harvev News & Weather - Noontime News . . liIoglie v"leyy Reporter, Views & Review, ?vu'dup Time l2--n TtadinePost . Rural Roundup Western Kounoup lime l2-4iCweather Report Local News Notes - Western Roundup Time. . ,nn irfh.riir.v" n ark staee Wife Western Roundup Time lArcSK Ite'lUDaflas116 Wern Roundup Time 1 -'Arthur Godfrey Widder Brown Forward March 1 :45rthur Godfrey Woman In My House Forward March '2:00 Arthur Godfrey Just Plain BiU; !"h I40S 2:15 Arthur Godfrey Lorenzo Jones C ub 1400 2:30 Sheilah Graham Hotel For Pfts riubl400 2 45 Aunt Mary It Pays To Be Married Club 14UU 3:00-RuthAshtolF News. Music f to Time 3:15 Strictly for the LadiesPepper Young. ; SXBer. 3:30 Strictly for the LadiesDr, Paul , w S 3 45 Strictly for the Ladies' This Woman sSecret Tello-Test Voo Club 1230 Melody Time Fulton Lewis Jr t-ffc1?. ""ywg: Manning Sam Hayes -5:00Edward R. Murrow" Man On The Go gt. Preston of Yukon; 5:15 Bill Stern-Sports Wiiafs Doing 1&V,h J rI?.,. 5:30 Sports Parade Commentary Bobby Benson 5 45 Frank Goss' Elmer Peterson Bobby Benson :00 Election News Lux Radio Theatre Gabriel Heater 6:15 Election News ' Lux Radio Theatre Local News 6:30 Election News Lux Radio Theatre Virgil Pinkley 6:45 Election News Lux Radio Theatre Sam Hays 700 Election News' Dragnet - Tfasu' 4? f"f! 7:15 Election News" Dragnet ZlVit? 7:30 Election News Election Coverage The Search 7:45 Election News Klection Coverage The Search ! 8:00 Election News Election Coverage Broadway in Review 8:15 Election News Election Coverage Dixieland Express 8:30 Election New, Election Coverage Author Meets Cn tic 8:45 Election News Election Coverage Author Meets Critic 9:00 Election News Election Coverage News 9-15 Election News . . Election Coverage . Mutual Newsreel 9:30 Election News - Election Coverage Recorded Music 9:45 Election New, Election Coverage ti Recorded Music 10:00 Election News ' Richfield Reporter John Steele Adventurer 10:15 Election News Election Coverage John Steele Adventurer 10:30 Election New, Election Coverage Music in the Night 30:45 Election News Election Coverage Music In the Night 11:00 Election New, Election Coverage Music in the Night . 11:15 Election New, ," Election Coverage Music In the Night 11:30 Election New, Election Coverage Music in the Night 11:43 Election News Election Coverage Music in the Night 12:00 Eelection News Sign Off 7 News Sign Off ABC CBS 'NBC MBS X. KBOY 730 KC (All programs at same time daily, unless otherwise Indicated) A.M. 6:30 Sign on. Music throughout day except for following programs: 10-10:15 KBOY Bargains; il-12 tSunday only) First Baptist service. P.M. 12.12:15 KBOY ranch; 12:15 - 12:30 (Sunday only) KBOY ranch; 5:30 Sign off. 1 TV Programs - KBES (Channel 5) Monday 3 :40 Devotions 4:00 Feminine Fancies 4:30 Val Rogue Show 5:00 Uncle Bill Show v 5:30 Armctfair Theater 6:30 Guy Cordon 7:00 Ore. System Higher Education 7:30 Life With Elizabeth 8:00 Guy Cordon 8:30 Badge 714 9 :00 Pres. Eisenhower 9:30 Gov. Patterson 9:45 Lets Kick It Around 10:00 I Love Lucv 10:30 Feature Film Richard Neu- herger 12:0!5 Weather 12:10 News 12:15 Sign Off Tuesday ' 3:40 Devotions 4:00 Feminine Fancies 4:30 Val Rogue Show 5:110 Uncle Bill Show 5:30 Western Theater 6:30 Election Coverage 7:45 General Sports Time 8:00 to 1:00 Election Coverage Psychiatrist Tells Why Men Mixed Up Flint, Mich. (U.R) A Flint psychiatrst believes ono reason many men become mixed up is because, while boys, they try to act grown-up like their fathers vhen they still are dependent on their mothers. Dr. Paul H. Jordan, director of the Flint Child Guidance Clinic, said he believes this is why four out of five persons who have speech" or reading difficulties are boys and why seven out of eight alcoholics are men. "The small boy seeks to imi tate his father, who seems big and courageous because he leaves home often and comes and goes pretty dramatically," Jordan explained. "The boy is apt to think that if he wants to be like father, he will have to leave home more and get around more. But he is really just a small boy and does not want to leave his mother. So he thinks he is weak and that women have made him that way. "One solution for the difficulty is to let him be a little boy when he has to; let him stay with his mother without being ashamed." 6:30 to 7:00 KBES-TV SEE - HEAR Jackson County REPUBLICAN CANDIDATES m IPISIRSOEJ And Don't Miss the NATIONAL REPUBLICAN PROGRAM on TV 8:00 to 8:30 P.M. fyid Political Adv. Jackson County Republican Central Committee Your Health and Its Care , By DR. WILLIAM BRADY, M.D. Readers should address inquiries to: William Brady, 263 El Camino. Beverly Hills, Cal. PRESCRIPTION FO R SODA WATER? Extolling the value of copper sulfate as an emergency emetic, I said, "Probably not one doctor in a thousand has ever seen or will see a case of copper sulfate poison ing." The Fath er of Pedi atrics, Dr. Ab raham Jacobi, taught me to use this almost i n stantaneous Dr- Brdy , emetic one grain in a spoonful of water for an infant, five grains in five spoonfuls of water for older child or adult. It induces vomit ing within seconds, seems to hit the stomach and bounce right out with whatever poison the child may have swallowed. Dr. Jacobi is enshrined in our memory because only a month or two after I had adopted his sug gestion to keep a dozen one grain .tablets of copper sulfate in my emergency kit, Lalla Rookh, creeping about the floor, knocked a bottle of poison tablets off a stand and was eating them when her mamma, the beautiful sorrel I mean the lovely brown eyed, auburn haired head nurse of the surgical word who, the callow intern decided on sight, Would make an ideal mother for my children discovered what had happened. A spoonful of the Jacobian emetic set everything right in a jiffy. But once again we are stopped in our tracks, by the tender care of the federal drugs bureau to protect you poor souls against such "poison." . It seems that zealous devotion to such restric tion of the sale of a few low-profit items distracts attention from the indiscriminate sale of aceta-' nilide, for instance, the sense deadening ingredient in a score of nostrums that purport to cure or relieve "cold," grip, headache, neuralgia, or whatever ache, pain or discomfort you may have. Acetanilide. (phenylacetamide) or its substitute pfcenacetin (ace tophenetidin) destroys red blood corpuscles, interferes with the vital oxygen-carrying function of the hemoglobin in the blood, causes anoxia (oxygen deficit) in the cells of the body, particular ly in heart muscle. The anoxia is the lethal feature of heart fail ure, be it slow heart muscle fail ure (myocardial) or more acute (heart attack). Five grains of acetanilide may cause death. Four grains is the maximum dose an adult may take without risk of heart fail ure and collapse, especially if he does not remain at rest for at least an hour after the dose. In the chapter on the Abuse of Analgesic Drugs in 'the C V D 3,500 Americans Said To Drown Each Year 'Lincoln, Neb. U.R) Despite repeated warnings, Americans drown themselves at the rate of 3,500 persons a year, according to Miss Helen Becker of the Uni versity of Nebraska. Miss Becker, an extension health specialist, says to follow these important rules for worry free, safe swimming and water sport. Never swim alone. Wait at least an. hour after eating be fore, going into the water. Don't overtax your energy by swim ming too far or too long. If you swim in the ocean, watch out for those big rollers and the undercurrent. Ask about tides and local hazards. If you visit a fresh water lake, deep holes, currents and sudden storms may be prevalent. Never dive into unknown depths. Don't be afraid to ask local citizens about the conditions. It may save your life. booklet (about heart and artery troubles) for copy send 25c and stamped, self-addressed en velope I describe the craving some persons develop, addiction to the drug, and how your pa ternal federal government pid dles with the question in com pliance with the wishes of spe cial interests engaged in mak ing and selling these nostrums. There is surely something rot ten in Yankeeland where bar keep or soda jerker serves any one who asks for it an effervesc ing drunk containing twice as much acetanilid -as the U.S.P. medicinal dose. . In 22 fatalities reported in newspapers in a space of 22 months, the persons who died had taken a patent medicine con taining acetanilid either the dose prescribed on the package or an alleged overdose. And yet federal and state authorities shrug their shoulders and mum ble Caveat emptor. Translated that means: If you're fool enough to take such drugs, who cares? Harvard President Denies Charges of Reds on Faculties Chicago (U.R) Dr. Nathan M. Pusey, president of Harvard university, says charges that there are Communists in the nation's colleges have been gros sly exaggerated. Pusey said it's "extremely un likely" that there are any . Com munists at Harvard and accusa tions that there are Communists at other universities are "all out FOR LESS PLOUGH PRODUCT , proportion to the facts in the case.". Pusey, speaking before the Executives club and a' Harvard alumni dinner, maintained that Communists have had less luck infiltrating colleges than in oth er fields. ' Little Harm Possible At Harvard, he said, if there is a "crypto-Communist" in the Bladder 'Weakness' If worried by too frequent, burning or Itching urination. Getting Up Nights, Backache, Pressure over Bladder, or Strong Cloudy Urine, due to common Kidney and Bladder Irritation, try CYSTEX for quick, gratifying, comforting help. 900 million CYSTEX tablets used in past 25 years prove safety and auccess. Ask druggist for CYSTEX under money-back guarantee. Bee how much better you feel tomorrow. 3,000 member faculty, he would be so far down the scale he could do little damage. Pusey said the public unfor tunately hears far more about the smattering of leftist college faculty members than about universities' achievements. Creates special kind of heat needed to relieve ACHES-PAINS ?b MUSTER0LE "If the public could see how much of what we consider the good things in life depend on the fresh and novel mind in the universities they would be more hesitant about condemning the schools," he said. A Three Days' Cough Is Your Danger Signal Creomulsion relieves promptly became it goes into the bronchial system to help loosen, and expel germ laden phlegm and aid nature to soothe and heal raw. tender, inflamed bronchial membranes. Guaranteed to please you or money re funded. Creomulsion has stood the test of millions of users. CRE0MU1!SK0N lieves Coughs, Chest Colds, Acuta Broachirjs QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS Periodic Sick Headache Noticed a question about migraine. That is what, the doctor calls my dreadful- sick headaches that out me down and out wo or three times a month . . . (C. C. J.) Answer Typical seizure is preced ed by an aura usually fortification spectra or dancing zigzags of light on one side of- field of vision, then the headache, and finally vomiting. Hence the term "sick" headache. The head ache causes the vomiting, not the up set stomach the headache. Migraine is heritable. You may get some help from suggestions -in the pamphlet Why Have Headache?" for which send stamped, self-addressed envelope. Ask for it in writing and sign your request. A clipping will not suffice. Never Mind Your Weight I'm too fat. Please send instruc tions "How to Lose Weight." I hope you won't say: "Don't eat" . . . (Mrs. M .G.) Answer Somehow I suspect you are not too fat. You are just indulging in the popular pastime of "going on a diet." However,- I'm sending you the pamphlet "How to Lose Weight," but please give it to someone who really needs it if you are not r.'ore than 10 per cent overweight. It is a good rule to ' disregard weight alto gether and just keep measurements within bounds, for girdle of fat around loins, hips, hypogastrium and thighs, follow the four square meals a day diet in Little Lesson No. 10. "Rules for Reducing," 25c and stamped, sdlf addressed envelope. (Protected 1954 by John F. Dille Co.) MOO-O-OS and MUSINGS We're-hopelessly con fused by political and au tomobile advertising. We don't know if we're supposed to buy Lincoln or vote for him. JMeJuGibij jj7 HEAR U.S. SENATOR 'THE REAL ISSUES IN THIS CAMPAIGN II Note time on your nearest radio station Nov. 1st: KWIL Albany 8:30 KWIN Ashland 9:30 KAST Astoria 8:30 KBKR Baker 8:30 KBND Bend 10:15 KOOS Coos Bay 8:30 KWRO Coquill 8:30 KORE Eugene 8:30 KUIN Grants Pass 8:30 K1HR Hood River 8:30 KFJ I Klamath Falls 9:45 P.M. KLBM -La Grand 8:30 P.M. P.M. KMCM McMinnville 9:00 P.M. P.M. KMED Medford 8:30 P.M. P.M. KNPT Newport 8:30 P.M. P.M. KSRV Ontario 9:45 P.M. P.M. KWRC Pendleton 9:00 P.M. P.M. KPOJ-r-Portland 8:30 P.M. P.M. KRNR Roseburg 9:00 P.M. KM. KSLM Salem 8:30 P.M. P.M. KODL The Dalles 9:45 P.M. P.M. KTIL Tillamook 8:30 P.M. Re-Elect U.S. SENATOR GUY CORDON Cordon for U.S. Senator Committee, W. H. 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