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4 JTWO MEDFORD (OREGON) MAIL TRIBUNE Friday. November 5 1954 RADIO PROGRAMS-FRIDAY Programs listed below are received from the radio stations and the Mail Tribune assumes no responsibility except to make such changes as are supplied KYJC 1230 ke KMED 1440 ke KWIN 1400 ke 4 00 Children's Hour Melody Matinee Fulton Lewis 415 Concertime Melody Matinee Hemingway. News 4 :30 Concertime Public Service Here's the Answer 4:45 Concertime Regional News Sam Hayes k-00 Edward R. Murrow Man On The Go ConradTheConnoisseur B:15 Bill Stern Sports What's Doing Bobby Benson 5:30 SDorts Parade Freddy Martin Wild Bill Hickock !4S Frank Goss Elmer Peterson Wild Bill Hickock "i'oo perry Como' Music 5c Sports Gabrael Heatter g.'is QuincyHowe Commentarv Local News 6 '30 Amos & Andy Mu. HallPenthouse Serenade Virgil Pinkley AS Amos & Andy Mu. HallPenthouse Serenade Sam Hayes "Voo Arthur Godfrey DigestBaker vs. Slade Fight Counterspy i-15 Art Godfrey Digest Baker vs. Slade Fight Counterspy 7 30 Len Casonova .Show Sports Hilites Enchanted Hour 7:45 Tornado Tempos Sports Hilites Enchanted Hour 00- Medford vs. Crater Medford-Crater Hi Marine Band a'15 Medford vs. Crater Medford-Crater Hi Dixieland Express S -30 Medford vs. Crater Medford-Crater Hi Have a Heart g:45 Medford vs. Crater Medford-Crater Hi Have a Heart 'o-OO Medford vs. Crater Medford-Crater Hi News $15 Medford vs. Crater Medford-Crater Hi Mutual Newsreel 9:30 Medford vs. Crater Medford-Crater Hi Recorded Music 9 j5 Medford vs. Crater Medford-Crater Hi Recorded Music Tn-oo Medford vs. Crater Richfield Reporter Take a Number 10'l3 UN. on the Record One Man's Family Take a Number jo -30 Spin & Win Serenade In Blue Music in the Night j0:43 SpinJfcWin Frank Sinatra Music in the Night 11 00 Spin & Win Night Watch Music in the Night 11:15 Spin & Win Night Watch Music in the Night 1V30 Spin & Win Night Watch Music in the Night 11:45 S pin & Win Night Watch Music in the Night 12:00 Sign Off Sign Off News Sign Off "RADIO PROGRAMS-SATURDAY 6:00 Yawn Patrol KMED Corral Wake Up Ranch 6:15 Yayn Patrol KMED Corral Wake Up Ranch 6 30 Yawn Patrol Here's To Veta Top of the Morning 6:45 Yawn Patrol First News Top of the Morning 7:00 ABC Newscast Clock Watcher Hemingway. News 7:15 Martin Agronsky Clock Watcher Breakfast Gang 7-30 Frank Goss Town & Country Breakfast Gang 7:45 Cowtioy Troubador Weather & News KWIN News ''S.OO Cowboy Troubador Art Baker Record Hits 8:15 No School Today Prep. Gospel Pgm. Record Hits 8:30 No School Today JimmieFidler Haven of Rest 8:45 No School Today Church ot Christ Haven of Rest g 00 NoSchool Today Friendship Circle Music for The Mrs. 9 15 No School Today Friendship Circle Music for The Mrs. 9:30 Space Patrol Social Security Voice of Deliverence 9:45 Space Patrol Pastor's Call Voice ot Deliverence 10 :00 CityHospitaF PTA Program Top Tunes 10:15 CityHosp. G.Drake PTA Program Top Tunes 10- 30 Robert Q. Lewis Serenade to Romance Serenade In Blue 30:45 Robert Q. Lewis Serenade To Romance LetsLookAtTheWeather 11 00 Robert QTLewis Serenade To Romance Kite Flite 11- 15RobertQ Lewis' Serenade To Romance Kite Flite H-30 GunsmoKe" News Hilights Strictly Dixie 1 1 :45 Gunsmoke Music & Weather Strictly Dixie 12 00 Romance Nat'l Farm & Home Hr. Noon Time News 12;15 Romance Nat'l Farm & Home Hr. Let's Go To Town 12- 30 Trading Post Noon Melodies Western Roundup Time 12:45 Club 1230 Noon Melodies Western Roundup Time "100 Club 1230 Ohio-Pittsburgh Western Roundup Time . 115 club 1230 Ohio-Pittsburgh Western Roundup Time 1- 30 Club 1230 Ohio-Pittsburgh Record Merry-Go-Rnd. 1:45 UCLA vs. Oregon Ohio-Pittsburgh Record Merry-Go-Rnd. '2 00 UCLA vs. Oregon Ohio-Pittsburgh RecordMerry-Go-Rnd 2- 15 UCLA vs. Oregon Ohio-Pittsburgh RecordMerry-Go-Rnd 2- 30 UCLA vs. Oregon Ohio-Pittsburgh RecordMerry-Go-Rnd 2:45 UCLA vs. Oregon Ohio-Pittsburgh RecordMerry-Go-Rnd "3 00 UCLA vs. Oregon Ohio-Pittsburgh RecordMerryGo-Round 3 15 UCLA vs. Oregon Ohio-Pittsburgh RecordMerryGo-Round 3- 30 UCLA vs. Oregon Ohio-Pittsburgh Country-Western Time 3:45 UCLA vs. Oregon News From NBC Country-Western Time "4-00 UCLA vs. Oregon Heart of the News Oregon Milk News 415 UCLA vs. Oregon Heart of the News Hemingway. News 4:30 Hawkinson Scoreboard College Quiz Bowl Army Hour 4:45 Hawkinson Scoreboard College Quiz Bowl Army Hour 5 00 ABC Newscast Regional Roundup Music Is Magic 5-15 Platterbrains What's Doing Music Is Magic 5:30 Veterans Admin. Tex Beneke Bowling News 5:45 Frank Goss H. V. Kaltenborn Brickhouae. Sports l6:00 Juke Box Jury Broadway Review Hawaii Calls 6:15 Juke Box Jury KMED Commentary Hawaii Calls 6:30 Mahalia Jackson Grand Ole Opry Swingttime 6:45 Mahalia Jackson Grand Ole Opry Swingttime 7:00 Twofor the Money Tex Williams Bible Story Program 7:15 Two for the Money Tex Williams Guest Star 7:30 Western Jamboree Pee Wee King Public Library Prgm. 7:45 Western Jamboree Pee Wee King Pop Time "1F00 Gunsmoke Dude RanchJamboree Ashland vs. Coquille 8:15 Gunsmoke Dude Ranch Jamboree Ashland vs. Coauille 8:30 Gangbusters Town Hall'Party Ashland vs. Coauille 8:45 Gangbusters Town Hall Party Ashland vs. Coquille 9:00 ABC Newscast Town Hall Party Ashland vs. Coquille 9:15 GridironVictoryDance Town Hall Party Ashland vs. Coquille 9:30 Lone Ranger Riverside Rancho Ashland vs. Coauille 9:45 Lone Ranger Riverside Rancho Ashland vs. Coquille 10:00 ABC Newscast Sat. Nite Reporter Ashland vs. Coauille 10:15 GridironVictoryDnce Guest Star NewEnglandBarnDance 10:30 ABC Newscast Med. Guard Time Music in the Night 10-45 Dancing Party' Med. Guard Time Music in the Night 11:00 Platter Party 11:15 Platter Party 1 1 :30 Platter Party 1 1 :45 Platter Party 12:00 Sign Off Sat. Nite Dance Music in the Night Sat. Nite Dance Music in the Night Sat. Nite Dance tc NewsMusic in the Night Sign Off News Sign Off ABC CBS NBC MBS KBOY 730 KC (All programs at same time daily, unless otherwise Indicated1) A.M. 6:30 Sign on Music throughout day except for following programs: 10-10:15 KBOY Bargains: 11-12 (Sunday only) First Baptist service. P.M. 12.12:10 KBOY ranch; 12:15 12:30 (Sunday only) KBOY ranch; 4:45 Sign off. TV Programs- FRIDAY- 3:50 Devotions 4:00 Feminine Fancies 4:30 Val Rogue Show 5 :00 Uncle Bill Show 5 :30 Wild Bill Hickock 6:00 Smilin' Ed's Show 6:30 Don Winslow 6:55 Guy Cordon 7:00 Cavalcade of Sports 7:45 Greatest Moments in Sports 8:00 Pappy Coleman Show 8:30 Life of Riley 9:00 4 Star Playhouse S :30 Chamber of Commerce 10:00 The Line Up 10:30 PCC Highlights 1 1:00 Weather 11:05 News 11:15 Sign Off -KBES (Channel 5) SATURDAY. 11:45 Baylor vs. Texas NCAA 4:00 Faith For Today 5:00 Industry on Parade 5:30 Western Theater 6:30 Melody Wranglers 7:00 That's My Boy 7:30 TP Dance Time 8:00 Jackie Gleason 9:00 Place the Face 9:30 Break the Bank 10:00 Wrestling From Hollywood 11:00 Weather 11:05 News 11:15 Sign Off Sisters Have Unique Communication Style Stanton, Ky. U.R) Mrs. Emma Dawson, 68, and her sis ter, Amanda Allen DeHart, 56, who live about a quarter of a mile apart on opposite sides of a high ridge, have an unique com munication system. Mrs. Dawson, a widow, and her spinster sister both live alone in mountain cabins, and it's a rough walk irom one to the other, over the ridge. (In the mountains, "a quarter of a mile,!' is an indeterminate distance, a pretty good piece but not really very far.) Mrs. Dawson owns a black and white dog named Sprig. Sprig has learned to carry notes back and forth between the two sis ters. He spends the night at Mrs. Dawson's house, but in the morn ing he skedaddles over the ridge to Miss Amanda's place, taking a short cut through a hole in the 60-foot sandstone cliff that marks the top of the ridge. He follows around after Miss Amanda all day, but come sun down, he heads for home. So well has this system worked that the sisters now have trained a cat to do the same job. It works out very conveniently for Mrs. Dawson, who is not well. If she wants anything from the store down at Nada, she just sends a note to her sister by dog mail. Dead line for Sunday Classified is at noon Saturday. POISON OAK? Try a Bottle of ZEMACOL You must .be. satisfied er yeir money cheerfully refunded. Get c bottle to day at WESTERN THRIFT. Swap of Cigarettes For Dog Good Deal Ballston Spa, N. Y. U.R) Ten years ago Katie was a tiny German toy terrier, riding out World aWr II in a U. S. Army tank. Today, she's 14 years old but still the best exchange Edward T. Chamberlain ever made for a pack of cigarets. Chamberlain was a tank gun ner when he traded the cigarets for the five-pound dog. She soon became battalion mascot, shared GI rations and traveled in a musette bag in Chamberlain's tank. When the war ended, Cham berlain slipped Katie aboard ship and brought her home. They're still together. Instead of K-rations Katie now gets ice cream cones for a treat. Your Health and lis Care By DR. WILLIAM BRADY, M.D. Readers should address inquiries to: William Brady, 263 El Camino, Beverly Hills, Cal. TREATMENT OF A SURGEON'S PILES Arthur S. Morley, F.R.C.S., in his monograph on Haemor rhoids (quaint spelling of hem orrhoids), pub lished by Ox f o r d Univer sity Press in 1924 ever ready opera tors had bet ter think twice before making any cracks about the horse and Dr. Brady buggy era quoted one Sir Charles Ryall, presumably a man of distinction, as follows: "With regard to interstitial injections, he considered they gave very good results, and tnis method of treatment (for internal piles) was especially useful in the aged and debili tated, but at the same time one could not call it a cure. He did not state his reasons either for depriving all excepting the aged and debilitated of the ob vious advantages of injection a Charlie's damning with faint praise is typical of the way the old timers in medicine try lo hold their practice against popu lar demand for new or improv ed methods. He did not deign to explain why one could not call it a cure, nor did he venture to say that one could rail radical surgery (removal of ligature, clamp and cautery or the formidable excis ion of the entire pile-bearing area by what is celled the White head operation) a cure. Morley treated 2,000 cases of internal hemorrhoids by injec tion at St. Mark's hospital in London and about 1,500 private cases in his office. That the re sults from injection compared favorably with the results his colleagues obtained from radical surgery was indicated by the fact that three of the house-surgeons, who had ample opportu nities to observe both methods that is, radical surgery and the ambulant (office) method and compare them, became enthusi astic practicers of the injection method, and one of them chose injection treatment for himself rather than submit to the (lamp and cautery ordeal, which Sir Charles and other old timers prefer for their victims.) By the way, does Sir Charles Ryall or any other nineteenth century surgeon, specialist, prac titioner or authority in England or in America dare say that crushing and searing by cautery, removal by ligature or dissection by the Whitehead method cures piles? Probably not. That is an inference the shrewd ever-ready operators leave for the prospect to draw for himself. The truth is that a simple, painless injection of a pile, which takes a minute or so in the doctor's office, obliterates that particular pile as positively as any other method can but obliteration of one or more piles, jby any means you choose, does not render the patient immune I to development of the same vari- cusc iuiiuiiiuii jui unc ua mure ux Financial Statements In Elections Due Soon Salem U.R) David O'Hara, head of the State Elections Bu reau, has reminded committees and candidates their financial statements of contributions and expenditures are due in the next couple of weeks. General election campaign committees must file their fi nancial statements within the next 10 days. Candidates must file their expense statements in 15 days. O'Hara said the work of can vassing the general election vote was to get under way today. But the canvass won't be completed, previous experience indicates, until about three weeks. It is of more than usual interest this year because of the tight races between Guy Cordon and Rich ard L. Neuberger for U. S. senator. AUTO TALE Hartford, Conn. U.R) When her boy friend jokingly said, take my car for a spin," a 14- year-old girl who hadn't driven before accepted the offer and wound up against a pole. She suffered only embarrassment but not as much as her boy friend he had to confess it wasn't his car. BIG JUMP Ogdensburg, N. Y.-OJ.R) The money offered to lease Ogdens burg Airport from the city has doubled. It s n o w $2 instead of $1 a year. MOO-O-OS and MUSINGS According to Doc Brady, the human gizzard will work one heck of a lot better if it gets a good stretching once in a while. This is best done by having any service station attendant put 30 pounds of air pressure in yfiur left ear and 60 pounds in the right. the numerous small veins of the area if the faulty hygiene that caused the trouble in the first place is not corrected. Yankee prudery still makes it difficult or impossible to teach hygiene in the public prints, but "Little Lessons in the Ways of Health" are not. public prints. Send me 25c (clean) and stamp ed, self-addressed envelope, for "The Constipation Habit and Colon Hygiene" booklet and the pamphlet on Piles. QUESTIONS & ANSWERS Diabetes What causes diabetes? 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