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TWO MEDFORD (OREGON) MAIL TRIBUNE RADIO PROGRAMS-FRIDAY Programs listed balew arc received from tfca radio station and the Mail Tribune assume raapoaaibility eacept to maka such change a aw supplied KUC 123a ke KMED 1449 fce KWLN HOP kc 4 00 Children's Hour Melody Matinee Fulton Lewis 4-15Concertime Melody Matinee Hemingway News 430Concertime Grange Here's the Answer 4-43 Concertime Regional News Sam Hayes S. -00 Edward R. MurroW Man-On The Go ConradTheConnoiaaeur B-iiZaSlSterftl-SDorts What's Doing Bobby Benson HatZfooTts Parade Freddy Martin Wild Bill Hickock Ba-lrankGoS? Elmer Peterson WUd Bill Hickock " 00 Perry Como" KMED Sports Daily Gaurael Heatter SasIIouincyHowe Commentary Local News S'oZSmos & Andy Ma. HallPenthouse Serenade Virgil Pinkley a-4-tZnos & Andy Mu. HaUPenthouse Serenade Sam Hayes "i noArthur Godfrey DigestJones-Constance Fight Counterspy . J:;rXrt Godfrey Digest Jones-Constance Fight Counterspy WttSi Caionova Show Sports Hilites Enchanted Hour; 7- 45-Tornado Tempos Sports Hilites Enchanted Hour 8.00 Medford vs. Marshfield Medford-Marshfield Marine Band B IS Medfordvs.Marshfield Medford-Marshfield Dixieland Express 8 130 Medford vs. Marshfield Medford-Marshfield Have a Heart 8:45 Medford vs. Marshfield Medford-Marshfield Have a .Heart . 8:00 Medford vs. Marshfield Medford-Marshfield News ,,.. S:15 Medford vs. Marshfield Medford-Marshfield Mutual Newsreel 8- 30 Medford vs. Marshfield Medford-Marshfield Recorded Music . :45 Medfordvs.Marshfield Medford-Marshfield Recorded Music 10:00 Medford vs. Marshfield Richfield Reporter Take a Number 10:15-U.N. on the Becord" One Man's Family ...Take a .Number 10:30 Spin & Win Senate Censure Debate Music in the wignx inlsZloin & Win Frank Sinatra Music in the Night . .An snin Win Night Watch Music in the Night ii'?tZlSi5win Night Watch Music in the Night iJ ZfniStwiS - Night Watch Music in the Night ir45jptalwig NilhtWatch Music in the Night 12:00 Sign Off Sign Off News Sign Off , RADIO PROGRAMS-SATURDAY 'IftzVSSSSS BBSS - -SBSSSS-"f . ioYaroFatool Here's To Veta Top of the Mornlnf tltlva Patrol - First News Top of the Morning "7 00 ABC Newscast " Clock Watcher Hemingway. News 715 MMttaAgronsky Clock Watcher Breakfast Gang; 7 -7Fnk Goss" Town & Country Breakfast Gang 7 itowbov Troubador Weather & News KWIN News ; "8:00 No School Today Art Baker , Record Hits 8:15 No School Today Prep. Gospel Pgm. Recor d Hi ta . 8:30 No School Today Jimmie Fidler Haven of Rest 8- 45 No School Today Church of Christ Haven of Rest "8:00 No School Today Friendship Circle- Music for The Mrs. 9:15 No School Today Friendship Circla Music for The Mrs. 8:30Zsoace Patrol Social Security Voice of DeUverence liis-jgacg Patrol Pastor's Call Voice of DeUverence 10-00 City Hospital - PTA Program Top Tunes 10-15 CityHcS!GJJrake PTA Program Top Tunes lo'aoobertQ Lewil" Serenade to Romance Serenade In Blue ioRgbertoiLlwU Serenade To Romance' LetsLookAtTheWeather 1100 Robert Q. Lewis Serenade To Romance KiteFlite 11:15 Robert Q Lewis" Serenade To Romance Kite FUte liaO-Gunmok" News Hilights Strictly Dixie . "s-Guntmoke' Music & Weather Strictly Dixie 12 00 Romance Nat'l Farm & Home Hr. Noon Time News 12:15 RSStnce . Nat'l Farm & Home Hr. Let s Go To Town 12 30 TradtoePost Discing With Eddy Western Roundup Time 12:45SSbT230 Discinl With Eddy Western Roundup Time, "l 00 Club 1230 U. of Ark.-S. Methodist Western Roundup Time I tk-Ioreeonvs WSC U. of Ark.-S. Methodist Western Roundup Time 1 io2l vl.' WSC U of Ark.-S. Methodist Record Merry-Go-Rnd. 1 lZorelon vs! WSC U. of Ark-S. Methodist Record Merry-Go-Rnd.. Von Oreeon vs. WSC IT. of Ark.-S. Methodist RecordMerry-Go-Rnd 2:15-re1o vs WSC U of Ark.-S. Methodist RecordMerry-Go-Rnd 2:3oIIor1Iori vs WSC U of Ark.-S. Methodist RecordMerry-Go-Rnd 2 SZnrf on vs! WSC V. of Ark.-S. Methodist RecordMerry-Go-Rnd "3 00 Oregon vs. WSC U. of Ark.-S. Methodist RecordMerryGo-Round 3 "15 Oregon vs WSC V. of Ark.-S. Methodist RecordMerryGo-Round 3 30 Oregon vs! WSC V of Ark.-S. Methodist Country-Western Time alsZelonvsWSC News From NBC Country-Western Time 4 0O Hawkinson Scoreboard Heart of the News Oregon Milk News tlS-Hawkinsoa Scoreboard Heart of the News Henungway New. 4 -30 Club 1230 College Quiz Bowl Army Hour iSZluh 1230 College Quiz Bowl Army Hour "Von ABC Newscast Regional Roundup - Music Is Magic i lSPUtterbratas ' Wffat's Doing Mus e Is Magic; 5:3u3veterans Admin. Tex Beneke ' Bowhng News "s-Fra Gs H. V. Kaltenborn Brickhouse. Sports "6 00 Juke Box Jury Broadway Review Hawaii Calls; 6:15 Juke Box Jury" KMED Commentary i Hawaii Calls 6 30Mahalia Jackson Grand OleOpry Swingttime B-45 Mahalia Jackson Grand Ole Opry Swingttime . '7:00 Two for the Money; Tex Williams Bible Story Program 715 TwofortheMoney Tex Williams Guest Star 7 30Western Jamboree Pee Wee King Pubhc. Library Prgm. 7 :4S Western Jamboree Pee Wee King Pop Time Too Gunsmoke " Dude Ranch Jamboree Ashland vs. Coquille 8:15unsmoke Dude Ranch Jamboree Ashland vs. Coquille aioZGanebusters Town Hall Party Ashland vs. Coquille 23SzRISgS"Sp" Town Hall Party Ashland vs. CoquiUe " 8 00 ABC Newscast Town Hall Party Ashland vs. Coquille S:15-ttrbnVictoryDance Town Hall Party Ashland vs. Coqu e 9 - 30 Lone Ranger Riverside Rancho Ashland vs. Coquille llLce Ranger Riverside Rancho Ashland vs. Coquille 10 00 ABC Newscast Sat. Nite Reporter Ashland vs. Coquille lOarlmronVictoryDnce Guest Star NewEnglandBarnDanca Sn-in A rt Newscast Med. Guard Time Music in the Night 10:45Dainrparty Guard Time & News Music in the Night ft -on Platter Partv Sat. Night Dance Music in the Night ll:15Platter Party Sat. Nite Dance Music in the Night ll:30Zpiatter Party Sat. Nite Dance Music in the Night ll:45Platter Party Sat Nite Dance & NewsMusic in the Night 12:00 Sign Off- Sign P News Sign Off ABC CBS NBC MBS KBOY 730 KC (Alt programs at tame time dally, unless otherwise Indicated) AM 6:30 Sign on. Music throughout day.except for following programs: 10-10:i5 KBOY Bargains: 11-12 (Sunday onlyjPFirst Baptist service. PJS. 12-12:15 KBOY ranch; 12:15 - 12:30 (Sunday only) KBOY ranch; 4:45 Sign off. TV Progranw- FRIDAY-. 350 Devotions 4:00 Feminine Fancies -4:30 Val Rogue Show 5 :00 Uncle Bill Show 5:30 Superman 6:00 Smilin' Ed's Show 6 :30 Don Winslow - 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 9:30 Geodetic Survey 10:00 The Line Up 10:30 PCC Highlight i 11:00 Weather 11:05 News ' 11:15 Sign Off SCIENCE AT WORK New York (U.R) The birds do it by ear. That is, they fly great distances and arrive un erringly at the places they were bound for because their ears are navigational instruments attuned to a natural law which is called Coriolis Force. Dr. William J. Beech, of the Chicago Natural History Muse um, refutes critics of this explan ation of the miracle of homing and migratory birds by pointing out that (1) it works at night and many birds migrate at night; (2) homing birds "home" only if they want to. But first, a word about Cori olis Force. G. G. Coriolis, a 19th century French civil engineer, proposed that any body in motion would be deflected from a straight course by the rotation of the earth deflected to the right north of the equator, to the left south of it. The inner ears of homing and migratory birds have semi-circular canals which occupy the three dimensions of space. These canals are channels for a lymph fluid that moves from or toward sacs or ampullae. The birds have a curious habit of moving their heads clockwise in a narrow arc not continuously but frequent ly enough to indicate that it is more than an aimless eccentric ity. This head rotating seta; the fluid into motion. With the aid of a physicist, Prof. David L. Webster of Stan ford University, Beecher dia grammed how Coriolis Fprce would rifect the flow of the fluid away from or toward the ampullae in differing relations to both the direction and plane of flight. In short, the navigational instrument of the ear canals would signal the bird brain au tomatically when and if it got off a true course. This doesn't explain, of course, how birds know which ia the -KBES (Channel 5) SATURDAY, . 11:15 Georgia Tech-Alabama. 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 7:45 So. Ore. Health Service 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 Oft " . : true course, but that Is another question. The Coriolis Force theory of bird navigation was first proposed by Dr. G. Ising in 1946, and since then it has ac quired both adherents and crit ics. Beecher, using the forum of The Scientific Monthly, an or gan of the American Association for the Advancement of Science, answered some of the latter. One critic had said that some homing pigeons taken -to great distances from home, made no attempt to return, and why didn't they if they had built-in naviga tional instruments? Beecher said they could if they "wanted to." He cited one investigator who decided that "poor returns" were due to the birds being held pris oners for so long they had no desire to go back. Other critics have produced evidence that pigeons and star lings seem to use the sun for nav igational purposes. To these, Beecher answered: "No daytime navigational sys tem is adequate to explain the majority of migration which takes place on dark nights, es pecially since birds have poor night vision. "That daytime migrants use the sun and landmarks is entirely expected. In nature, things are always done the simplest way. But the great majority of mi grants, moving at night so that they may feed by day (absolutely necessary because of their very high metabolism), must have oth er means of navigation and the repeated returns to the same nesting area indicates that it is accurate." POISON OAK? Try a Bottle of ZEMAC0L You must be satisfied or your money cheerfully refunded. Get c bottle to day at WESTERN THRIFT, Friday. Norambcr 12, 1954 Your Health and Its Care By OR. WILLIAM BRADY. M.D. Readers should address inquiries to: William Brady. . 263 H Camiae, Beverly Hills, CaL INTERFERENCE WITH PHYSICAL EDUCATION IN PUBLIC SCHOOL Quoted here the conclusions reached by the Education Poli cies Commission of the National Education As sociation: "R e c e n t years have witnessed an alarming in crease in ef forts to in volve young boys in highly compe titive sports pro- Dr. Brady grams. This unhappy trend should be revers ed. Highly organized programs in these sports often create so cial pressures that cause child ren to exert themselves beyond the point of healthful fatigue to harmful exhaustion. " . . . The promotional efforts of some adult organizations and business firms to involve boys from eight to twelve . . . consti tute a problem of serious pro portions ..." A group representing (1) The American Association for Health, Physical Education and Recreation, (2) Society of State Directors of Health, Physical Education and Rec reation, and (3) oh, come, now the National Council S. C. E. E. D. of Elementary School Principals of the N. E. A. (it's true, I swear), made a three year study of the problem and concluded that: "Interschool competition of the varsity pattern and similarly organized competition under auspices of other community ag encies are disapproved for chil dren below the ninth grade." They didn't say "we dis approve remember, . teacners are not free agents, ana if. one speaks out of turn or utters an opinion which doesn't please The nine-foot wingspread of the California condor is larger than that of any other North American land bird. However, there are only about 60 left. A century ago the huge birds were seen from the Columbia river to southern California. Today they inhabit ony a narrow, isolated area in the state's mountains. Wood ibises scratch the bot toms of shallow Florida ponds with their feet, muddying the water so thoroughly that fish rise to the surface. Within easy reach, the fish then fall victims to the birds' appetite. wim FOR PEWWEYS T0YLAWD Grand Opening Mon., Nor. 15 WATCH FOR OUR AD IN SUNDAY'S MAIL TRIBUNE INI 22 Different Newscasters Heard Each Week Texaco Newscasts... ABC Chevrolet Newscasts CBS CBS Sunday News Desk Waiter Winched ABC Taylor Grant News. ABC Monday Morning Headlines Martin Agronsky News ABC Breakfast News Briefs Chet Huntley News. ABC Paul Harvey News. ABC Rogue Valley Reporter ECYJC 1230kc The Rogue Valley Station delivering Family Entertainment Sales Results Publie Service YOUR MAIL TRIBUNE STATION the board of education, the local big business interests, the politi cians, and tne weaunier parents, he had better begin looking for another iob. An executive of a wholesale concern writes, from another city saying the article published here Sept. 28 has been brought to his attention (ominous re mark). Detailing the "restric tions" imposed upon the Little Leagues (to avoid harmful ef fects, such as limiting games to five innings, forbidding a pitch er to pitch in more than six In nings in any one wek, etc., the tycoon says that: "If the Medical Profession" MOO-O-OS and MUSINGS The new half a million dollar levee being built to hold back the swollen flood waters of Bear Creek is to be named after some prominent citi zen. Why not just call it the Frankvan Dike and. be done with it? JilLlcbGiMj Sam Hayes Newscasts..ABC Ruth Ashton News CBS Edwin C. Hill News..- ABC Edward R. Murrow... CBS Frank Goss Newscasts CBS Lowell Thomas News CBS Le-s Griffith News ABC Henry J. Taylor ABC Christian Science Monitor Quincy Howe News. ABC Bill Shadel News.. CBS (capitals his) "is honestly ' alarmed about the possibility of physical harm to boys par ticipating in Little, League Baseball, I feel that its service to the public might better take the form of education as to the probable physical limi tations of the boys and ways to help them stay within such limitations than to try to elim inate a program which is en joyable to many and filled with so . many educational possibilities." If I have put my foot in it again, don't blame the medical profession. I give merely my own opinion and I don't wait for the medical profession. QUESTIONS & ANSWERS Bow to Breathe Three friends and I cannot see . .1. nn nl nmri ..llrtnlntf timtf 4(1 ! breathe deeply. Why not some In CROSSWORD PUZZLE n.w.rf Y.,t.rd.V.Pux,.. 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