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TWO MEDFORD (OREGON) RADIO PROGRAMS-WEDNESDAY trflrams listed below are received from the radio stations and the Mail Tribune assumes wo responsibility except to make such changes as are supplied KTJC 1230 ke KMED 1440 lec KWIM 1400 ke 4:00 Children's Hour Melody Time rultonLewIs 4:13 Concertime Melody Time Hemingway iews 4:30 1st Baptist Church Hr.Youth Group Report Here s The Answer 4 45 1st Baptist Church HrXoc. yews &Manning Sam Hayes 6 0O Ed ward R Murrow" Man On The Go Conr'd the Connoisseur 5:J5Bm Sterns Sports What's Doing- jioooy Uenson- 5inZsnoa?arade Freddy Martin Wild Bill Hickock 3ZfnkGo Elmer Peterson Wild Bill Hickock "'oo Perry "Como" KMED Sports Daily Gabriel Heater S:15lIouincyHowe News Commentary Local News BSotos&Amly" Nelson Eddy Virgil Pmkley IsZaSqI &Andy Nelson Eddy Sam Hayes ; -7 safety Pa vs Fibber & Molly Squad Room 7?5 ItfetyPays Great Gildersleeve Squad Room IXC-FAX in Peace &War Walk A Mile London. Siu. Me odies 75 F.b1. in Peace & War Walk A Mile London Stu. Melodies "a no Tennessee Ernie Morgan Beatty Ser?'f to Yets 8:li TwSesse Ernie One Man's Family Dixieland Express 8:'3otlSweUThomas Dinah Shore , Author Meets Critics 8-4Bing Crosby Frantt Sinatra Author Meets Critics "o oo 21st Precinct Groucho Marx Network News a:i521stPrerinct' Groucho Marx Mutual Newsreel SCLoneRagS Big Story Recorded Music 9;45-Lone Ranger Big Story Recorded Music 10 00 CBS World News' Richfield Reporter Sentenced 1015SpOTts Roundup Night Watch Sentenced tn 'iZZSSirijZ. win Night Watch Music in the Night ffiKZlgggw" Sight Watch Music in the Night , . .nn cL. jtTwin Niehtwatch Music in the Night . lllsZsolS&WiS " Night Watch Music in the Night llioZspiS&Wia Night Watch Music in the N ght 11 iIspiS & Win Night Watch; Fln'l News Music in. the Night izldSiiiOff 12:00 Sign Off News Sign Of! RADIO PROGRAMS-THURSDAY eioHyawn Patrol Crazy Curly's Corral Top ot the Morning 65 Yawn Patrol First News Top of the Morning -7 00 Countv Aeent Johnnie Lee Wills Hemingway News riliriACTonsky- Clockwatcher Breakfast Gang 7JotlFrMkGoS Clockwatcher Breakfast Gang 75 Harry Babbitt Weather & News baibwi "p'nn Dorese Bell Art Baker Cecil Brown News S':15Breakfa1tClub Vocal Variety; Visit Bob Green. News 8.30 Breakfast Club Record Shop Haven of Rest 8 -45Breakfast Club Record Shop Haven of Rest "o-oo TedMalone Friendship Circle Music for the Mrs. a'l5Chet Huntley Friendship Circle Capitol Commentary 0I30 Helen Trent Standard Hour Voice of Deliverance 9:45-Our Gal Sunday" Standard Hour ' Voice of Deliverance in nn Prln" Cnir Swap & Sell; McBride Gienn Hardy News 10 ote Glee Club Second Chance TeloTesf. in ao Whispering Streets Strike It Rich Town Topics 10:4WeyWarren" SMke It Rich 2nd Cup of Coffee; 11:00 Second Mrs. Burton Phrase That Pays Florida Calling ' Tl-l5PerrvMason Bob Smith Florida Calling liaoNora Drake Pauline Fredrick Queen for a Day lJ5 Brighter Day" Familiar Favorites Queen for a Day! . 12 00 World News Lunch time News & Wx Noontime News 12 -13 Roeue VaUey Reporters Lunchtime Markets Rural Reporter ?2-?ntlTrinffPost Lunchtime Features Western Roundup Time llS Weather Report Lunchtime Features Western Roundup Time . , '00 Arthur Godfrey" Backstage Wife Western Roundup Time I'l&ZArthur Godfrey Stella Dallas Western Roundup Time 1-30 Arthur Godfrey Young Widder Brown Record Session A.jZArthur Godfrey Woman In My House Stan Kenton Show 2 00 Arthur Godfrey Just Plain Bill Yuletide Shopping Guidt 9 '.1 sArthur Godfrey Lorenzo Jones Club 1400 liotheGrahlm Hotel For Pets Florida Callmg 2:45untMary" Pays To Be Married Florida Calling "3:00 Ruth Ashton" , News Crosby - Story Time j. 13 strictly for the Ladies Pepper Young Story Time ilS-Strictiy for the Ladies This Woman's Secret Behind the Story 3-45mctly for the Ladies Myron Bennett Tello Test 4 00 Children's Hour . Melody Time Fulton Lewis Jr. 4:15 Oubl230 ' Melody Time ' Hemingway News I'.mZ club 1230 School Groups Here's The Answer 4:43 Mcdford Schools News; Knox Manning Sam Hayes 5 :00 Edward R. Murrow Man On The Go . Sgt. Preston of Yukon 5:15 Bill Stern Sports What's Doing Sgt. Preston of Yukon 5:30 Sports Parade Sammy Kaye - ' Bobby Benson 5 :45 Frank Goss Elmer Peterson Bobby Benson '"6:00 Evening Serenade Sports Reports T Gabriel Heater 6:15 QuincyHowe News Commentary Local News 6:30 Amos & Andy" NelsonEddy Virgil Pinkley 6:45 Amos & Andy" Nelson Eddy Sam Hayes 7 00 Night Watch Fibber Sc Molly Official Detective As Night Watch" Gildersleeve Official Detective 730 Suspense News: Spend Million Rod and Gun 7:45 Suspense" Spend a Million Rod and Gun , "a 00 Tennessee Ernie - Morgan Beatty News Forward March 8- 15 Tennessee Ernie One Man's Family Dixie Land Express 8:30 Lowell Thomas Roy Rogers True or False 8:45 Bing Crosby Roy Rogers True or False 8:00 Music with Mantovani Bob Hope News 815 Music with Mantovani . Bob Hope Mutual Newsreel 9- 30 Skinnay Ennis Orch Jane Pickens Recorded Music 9:45 Skinnay Ennis Orch" Jane Pickens Recorded Music S0:00 Columbia World NewsRichfield Reporter Crime Fighters 10:15 Dwight Cooke Night Watch Crime Fighters 10:30 Spin & Win Night Watchman Music in the Night 10:45 Spin & Win Night Watchman Music in the Night 11:00 Spin & Win Night Watch Music in the Night 11:15 Spin & Win Night Watch Music in the Night 11:30 Spin & Win ' Night Watch Music in the Night 11:45 Spin & Win Night Watch: News Flnl. Music in the Night 12:00 Sign Off Sign Off - " News Sign Off ABC "CBS NBC MBS - 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: 11-12 (Sunday only) First Baptist service. P.M. 12.12:15 KBOY ranch; 12:15 - 12:30 (Sunday only) KBOY ranch; 4:45 Sign off. TV Programs-KBES WZDNESDaX 3:50 Devotions . 4:00 Feminine Fancies 4:30 Val Rogua Show 5:00 Uncle Bill Show 5:30 Western Theater 6:30 Beauty Clinic 7:00 Hopalong, Cassidy 7 :30 Liberace 8:001 Married Joan 8:30 Movie Quick Quiz 8:45 Walt's Bulletin Board 9:00 TBA 9:30 Touchdown 10:00 Weather 10:05 News 10:15 Sign Off Four-Year Draft Extension Planned Washington (U.R) Defense Secretary Charles E. Wilson said yesterday that Congress will be asked in January to extend the draft act for four years and set up a modified universal military training program. The present draft act is sched uled to expire next June 30. Un der Wilson's proposal it would be renewed until 1959. Wilson told a news confer ence the new reserve pten, which goes hand in hand with draft renewal, calls for train ing about 100,000 young men a year for six month periods and then assigning them to or S TAR By CLAY ARIES MAR. 22 Your Daily According ?-APR 20 To deelbp message for Thursday, read words corresponding to numbers 11767-72-833 of your Zodiac birth TAURUS APR. 21 i 1 A 2 Follow 3 Toke 4 Early 5 Accept 6 Good 7 Or M 8 Job 9 Well 10 Something 11 Start 12 Occurs 13 The 14 Helps 31 To 32 33 34 35 ( v MAY.21 W 5- 7-20-251 36 Put CEMM 37 MAY 22 - 38 JUNE 22 39 Travel 40 41 42 43 44 aM A rk 71-73-75 CANCER JUNE 23 15 To 45 JULY 23 16 Unfavorable 46 Is 17 You 47 43 49 50 51 52 53 54 18 A 19 Advice 20 Extend 21 Day 22 Seriously 23 Of 24 Don't tAJ 65-68-74 AUG. 23 25 Invitations 55 5766-69-82-891 26 Opportunity 56 I LEO fh JULY 24 Your VKGO 27. Done 57 AUG. 24 SEPT. 22 28 Be 58 59 60 29 Be 30 Time SSSSSS G00 MAIL TRIBUNE (Channel 5) 1HUK9UAI 3:50 Devotions 4:00 Feminine Fancies 4:30 Robert Q. Lewis 4:45 Val Rogue Camera 5:00 Uncle Bill Show 5:30 Ore-Cal Panorama 6:30 TBA 7:00 Greatest Football Plays 7:30 Sportsmen's Club . 7:45 Sportscholar 8:00 Groucho Marx 8:30 Dangerous Assignment 9:00 All Star Theater 9:30 Ford Theater 10:00 Favorite Story 10:30 Weather 10:35 News 10:45 Sign Off ganized reserve outfits. Those 100,000 would be in addition to the men drafted, at a present rate of 23,000 a month, for two year active duty periods. Wilson also confirmed that a military pay raise will be sought. MOVABLE RESTAURANT UTICA, N.Y. (U.R) New York is building a portable res taurant on its billion-dollar Thruway. It will rise near Utica. As soon as a permanent restau rant is built there, the state will knock down the portable one and put it up somewhere else. G AZEK" V R. POLLAN" UKRA Activity Guidt fo the Stars. 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SO YOU'RE GOING TO HAVE When I was an intern I was fond of the odor of ether. When ever I handled ether or adminis tered it I took several whiffs of it and en joyed the jag. After a few months of ex perience in hospital I lost my f ondn ess for the odor of ether and inhaled as lit- Dr. Brady tie as possible when in the operating-room. It was after I had been prac ticing in Penn Yann and Elmira for sixteen years that I had oc casion to take ether as an anes thetic (for appendectomy) and it was altogether pleasant, as was the preparation for-operation As We Live By ELIZABETH HURLOCK, PH.D. Girl Blames Big Nose For Lack of Popularity Few people are satisfied with their looks. Some even go as far. as to make some disliked feature the scapegoat for all their trou bles. I suspect this is true of the girl who writes: (Q) "I am 16 years old and in high school. My problem is that I have a very large nose, . and this makes me self-conscious most of the time. I want to complete high school but I feel that since I have no dates and since most everybody, es pecially the boys, makes fun of me, calling me names, etc., that I will probably quit school. I try to make myself, have fun when I am out, but nobody wants to go out with a girl with a big nose. Will you please give me some ad vice." (A) Go to your doctor and ask him about the possibility of hav ing an operation on your nose if he thinks it advisable. He may tell you that your fac cial growth is not yet com plete and that in a relatively short time your face will "grow into" your nose. Dr. Hurlock During early adolescence all boys and girls have noses too large for the rest of their features. This is because the nose is the first facial fea ture to reach its mature size. If, however, your doctor is con vinced that your face has already completed its growth, he can then advise you about the possi bility of an operation. Until anything can be done, consult a hair stylist about a hairdo that will make your nose seem less conspicuous. Clever make-up also does wonders to make a disproportionately large feature seem smaller. Then forget about your nose. Your self-consciousness, I am sure, is more responsible for not having dates and a good time than your nose is. Of course boys do not want to date a "freak," but I doubt that you are one. As for the name-calling, are you sure this is not because you yourself talk about your nose and call people's attention to it? Nothing would be sillier than to give up your education for no better reason than your nose. (COPYRIGHT 1954, GENERAL FEATURES CORP.) 1 1WS 22 Different Newscasters Heard Each Week Texaco Newscasts...... ABC Chevrolet Newscasts.... CBS CBS . Sunday News Desk Walter Winchell ABC Taylor Grant News.-... ABC Monday Morning Headlines Martin Agronsky News ABC Breakfast News Briefs Chet Huntley News.... ABC Paut Harvey News.-... ABC Rogue Valley Reporter KYJC 1230kc The Rogue Valley Station Delivering Family Entertainment Sales Results Public Service YOUR MAIL TRIBUNE STATION AN OPERATION? and the post-operative treatment. From the internal tension or bursting sensation (not real pain) I felt within four hours from the first internal uneasiness I had ever experienced I realized there was something radically wrong and I was greatly relieved in mind when my good friend, col league and mentor, the late Dr. A. H. Baker of Elmira, exam ined me and decided it was ap pendicitis and that he'd operate. Then he gave me anoci-associa-tion, and next morning removed a gangrenous appendix, put in drainage and left me to enjoy an "uneventful" convalesence. I remember clearly only three things about the operation. First, the indifference and freedom from fear or anxiety with which I approached the operation due partly to my knowledge of mod ern surgery but mainly to the beneficent effects of the drugs administered by hypodermic in jection hours before the opera tion to put me in a neutral state or a state of indifference the anoci-association which was in troduced to surgery by the late great Dr. Geo. W. Crile of Cleveland.- Now, as you know, I'm' good at calling people, hypothetical people, names. If anyone were to call me a coward I'd have to ack nowledge I am a coward. I'm afraid to go up in an airplane, down in a mine or cave or climb a ladder above the second story windows. These are irrational fears phobias. But even per sons 'of great valor may have their little phobias. From what I know as a doc tor and what I have learned as a patient I can assure any one who is as timid or cowardly as I am that having a major opera tion, no matter what it may be, is not an "ordeal." It is a com forting . thing to know this, I think. - First, anoci-association robs the operation of any terrors it might otherwise have, makes you A dental association has issued a strong warn ing against cracking Bra zil nuts with the teeth. While we're waiting for an Answer from Doc Brady, you go right ahead and beat them open with your eye lids if you want to. 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 Lei Griffith News....:. ABC Henry J." Taylor.-.... ABC Christian Science Monitor Quincy Howe News ABC Bill Shade! Newi...... CBS ew rteft - urn wz, face it as calmly as you would a haircut. Then whatever the oper ation may be it will be painless, thanks to local or general anes thesia. And finally, the incident al or secondary risks 'formerly attending operations are seldom of any concern today. The surgeon now has and rou tinely employs the means to pre sent the three complications which made any and every oper ation hazardous in the past sep ticemia (acute blood poisoning), hemorrhage and shock. Instead of dreading the pros pect of an operation one should welcome it, just as I welcomed Dr. Baker's decision to operate on me. Without operation that gangrenous appendix in there would have done me no good- in a matter of hours or days I would have had general per CROSSWORD PUZZLE Answr ACROSS , ' 1 Aviator 4 Thick slice 8 Roof edge 12 Equality, , 13 Alcoholic beverage 14 Hindu garments 15 Think 17 Objects of attack 19 Strip 21 Beer ingredient 22 Retired glen 24 Forgive 17 Words and music 10 Portion of - ' medicine S3 Compass point ?! 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