Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, January 26, 1955, Image 10

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Newspaper Page TextTEN MEDFORD (OREGON) MAIL TRIBUNE Wednesday, January 26, 1955 RADIO PROGRAMS-WEDNESDAY - Programs listed Mow are received from Hm radio stations end the Mail Tribe assemes rsipsasibilitr ncmpt to auk tech changes as are supplied -.- tWC-UM Ilo PttMMI he KWIN 149 fce 4.-00 Children's Hour . Melody Time - Fulton Lewis I 4:1& Concertime ' ' - MelolyTime ; ) Hemingway News , I 4 JO 1st Baptist Church Hr. Youth Group Report Here's The Answer i 4:45 1st Baptist Church HrXoc. Kews acManning Sam Hayes -' 5.-00 Edward R. Murrow Man On The Go - Conr'd the Connoisseur . 8:15 Bill Sterns Sports ' What's Doing uoooy oenson 5 JO Sports Parade Freddy Martin- . - Bob Greene News 8:45 Frank Goss Elmer Peterson Bill Brundige Sports :O0 Perry Co mo KMED Sports Daily Gabriel Heater 6:13 Quincy Howe " Melachrino Musicale .. Local News JO Amos Ic Andy - Nelson Eddy VirgilPinkley e:45 Amos it Andy Nelson Eddy Sam Hayes ?00 Safety Pays . Fibber & Molly Squad Room 7:15 Safety Pays Great Gildersleeve Squad Room '7:30- Lone Ranger News Barrie Craig London Stu. Melodies 7:45 Lone Ranger Barrie Craig London Stu. Melodies L 800 Gen. MacArthur Sp. Morgan Beatty Sentenced . .. . - :15 -Tennessee Ernie 'One Man's family Sentenced S JO Lowell Thomas , . Dinah Shore . Family Theatre j t:45 Bing - Crosby ' Frank Sinatra ' Family Theatre 'AO 21st Precinct- Groucho Marx ( Network News r S:15 21st Precinct ' T ' Groucho Man " Fulton Lewis Jr. JO FBI in Peace St War Big Story . -4 . .. . Recorded Music , :45 FBI in Peace St War Big Story ' Recorded Music 104)0 Spin Win Richfield Reporter ! Music in the Night 10:15 Spin Win t - ; : Night Watch - Music in the Night . 10 JO Spin St Win ' ' Nightwatch - 4 News Sign Off . 10:45 Spinet Win - Nightwatch 114)0 March of Dimes Aue. . Nightwatch 11:15 March of Dimes Auc Night Watch ." , It JO March of Dimes Auc. - Night Watch 11:45 March of Dimes Auc. Night Watch; FinT News ....-., 134)0 Sign Off 12.-00 Sign Off , RADIO PROGRAMS-THURSDAY 6:00 CBS News Crazy Curlys Corral :15 Yawn Patrol Crazy Curly's Corral - d JO Yawn Patrol - " Crazy Curly's Corral , 9:45 Yawn Patrol - First News " ' ' r , 7:00 County Agent Johnnie Lee Wills Hemingway News , -,. 7:15 Martin Agronsky "-'Weather & Music - Breakfast Gang 7 JO Frank Gobs News Commentary Breakfast Gang 7:45 Harry Babbitt Weather St News - Uiou 8:00 Dorese Bell - . March of Dimes Cliff Ingle :15 Breakfast Club " KMED Kash Box , BobGxeeu. News 8J0 Breakfast Club " Record Shop r Haven of Rest . . 8:45 Breakfast Club Record Shop Haven of Rest - g00 Ted Malone . Friendship Circle Music for the Mrs. . . :15 Chet Huntley - Friendship Circle ' - Capitol Commentary 9 JO Helen Trent - . Standard School ' Voice of Deliverance 8:45 Our Gal Sunday" - Standard School . - - Voice of Deliverance McBride.Dr. Peale Second Chance Strike It Rich ... Strike It Rich 104)0 Relay Quiz -10:15 Wendy Warren 10 JO Whispering Sts 10:45 Whispering Sts 114)0 Second Mrs. Burton Phrase That Pays 11:15 Perry Mason ; Doctor's Wife 11J0 Nora Drake Pauline Fredrick ; 11:43 Brighter Day Serenade In Blue 134)0 Paul Harvey - Lunchtime News St Wx 12:13 Rogue Valley Reporters Lunchtime Markets : Telo Test -Town Topics 2nd Cup of Coffee 12 JO Trading Post Lunciitime Feature - Florida Calling' Florida Calling Queen for a Day J3ueenforaDay Noontime News Rural Renorter " Western Roundup Time Western Roundup lime 14)0 Arthur Gofrey - - Backstage Wife - Western Roundup Time 1:15 Arthur Godfrey- - Stella Dallas - - Western Roundup Time -1J0 Arthur Godfrey " Young Widder Brown Record Session 1:43 Arthur Godfrey -Woman In My House Stau Kenton Show "2:00 Arthur Godfrey . Just Plain Bill -Club 140O ...... 2:15 Arthur Godfrey -a - Lorenzo Jones f Club 1400 2 jo Sheilah Graham Hotel For Pets Club 1400 ." J 2:43 Sam Hayes - Pays To Be Married Club 1400 - '34)0 RuthAshton - News Crosby j - Johnny Olsen Show 3:15 Strictly for the Lsdies Pepper Young Johnny Olsen Show 3:30 Strictly for the Ladies This Woman's Secret Behind the Story ' 3:45 Strictly for the Ladies Myron Bennett - Tello Test 44)0 Children's Hour , Melody Time - - - Fulton Lewis Jr. 4:13 Club 1230 Melody Time Hemingway News 4J0 Club 1230 School Groups Here's The Answer 4:45 Med. School- Present News; Knox Manning Sam Hayes 8:00 Edward R. Murrow ManOnTneGo. Sgfc Preston of Yukon T 8:15 Bill Stern Sports , What's Doing Sgt. Preston of Yukon . ' 8 J& Sports Parade , YMCA Week - Bob Greene News 5:4 Frank Goss. ' ' Elmer Peterson - Bill Brundige Sports 6:00 fcvening Serenade - Sports Reports Gabriel Heater 6:15 Musical Express ' Melachrino Musicale . - Local News . 6 JO Amos it Andy . NelsonEddy - VirgilPinkley. 6:43 Amos & Andy - Nelson Eddy - Sam Hayes 7:00 Night Watch , . . Fibber MoUy . , : . Official Detective , NiStwetS r-i'-.4? GiMetsleewe - " Official Detective - 7 JO Suspense ' ' News; Spend Million Rod and Gun 7:4g Suspense "8 Spend a Million - Rod and Gun - - 840 Tennessee Ernie Morgan Beatty News S.O.C. vs. E.O.C. 8:J5 Tennessee Ernie - One Man's Family . S.O.C. vs. E.O.C. 1 8:30 Lowell Thomas-' Roy Rogers S.O.C. vs. E.O.C. . 8:45 Bing Crosby ' Roy Rogers S.O.C. vs. E.O.C. i "-00 Gangbusters , 1 Bob Hope . S.O.C. vs. E.O.C. ,; 1 8:13 Gangbusters t BobHope S.O.C. vs. E.O.C. 1 9:30 Two on the Aisle : Jane Pickens S.O.C. vs. E.O.C. 9 AS Two on the Aisle , Jane Pickens S.O.C. vs. E.O.C. 10:00 Singing With the StarsRlchfield Reporter - Music in the Night - 10:13 Sports Roundup Nightwatch - . Music in the Night y 10:30 Spin & Win ' Night Watch . . News Sign Off 10:45 Spin & Win ' - Night Watch 11:00 Spin & Win , Night Watch 11:13 Spin & Win , V; Night Watch : ... . ' aJ0-Spiti&Wir.':.-..:;-f -.. NiMWeteh ' - 11:45 Spin & Win - Night Watch; News Finl. 124)0 Sign Off SignOff - ABC ; ..CBS -; 1 i-- -'v- NBC i MBS . :- KBOY 73 KC ' CA11 programs at sane time daily, nnless otherwise indicated) A.M. 7:43 Sign on. Music throughout day except for following programs: 18-10:15 KBOY Bargains; 1 1-12 (Sunday only) First Baptist service. - . PL 12.12:15 KBOY ranch; 12:15 - 12 JO (Sunday only) KBOY ranch; 84K) Sign Off. - '-..-. -. ';- '- - TV WKDNKSOaX :- rams - KBES (Channel 5) I'HURgDA 3:30 Devotions 44)0 Feminine Fancies 4:30 Val Rogue Camera 300 Uncle Bill Show 8:30 Western Theater ' 6:30 Garden. Home and Farm . 6:45-i-TV Tunes 74)0 Hopalong Cassidy - - 7 JO Liberace . 8:00 Man Behind the Badge 8:30 Ozziedc Harriet - . 9 -00 Hollywood Album 9:30 Big Picture 10:00 Weather. - 1 - -. 104)5 News 10O5 Sign Off ' 3:50 Devotions .: 4:00 Feminine Fancies ' : 4 JO Val Rogue Camera 3:00 Uncle Bill Show - 5 JO Ore-Cal Panorama 6:30 Hollywood Aloum - 7:00 March On 7:30 Sportsmen's Club 7:45 Sportscholar -84)0 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 -. Directors Named Installed At Annual Meeting of YMCA Nine directors were elected and installed here Monday night at : the annual meeting of the Medford VMCA. ' ; :.: ;; " The newly elected directors 4B-aA TVaat a'-w-i-rw . Vtrpri-ri1r TlfltlWiT- 4BU.S X A O.VJT WU1U A ACUlA inuvv) Dick Finch, Walter Garner,' Ed Haas, Sam Jennings, . Cliff - Mc Ginty, Mrs. Robert Newland and Ray Offord. . ; ;:;,'.':r;y ;: Speaker was the Rev. D. Kirk- land West, pastor cf the First Presbyterian church. ; . :; ; ' Dr. West noted -that Commu nlam. which seeks to erase man's allegiance to God, and the Young Men's Christian association, which seeks to strengthen that allegiance, were started in Eu rope at approximately the same time.---U it'ijvn PoeitiTe Program Needed ' " The speaker told of his exper iences with Communists - in China, and declared that in fighting Communism, line-holding is not the answer. "We must care enough to combat Commu nism," he said. Dr. West advo cated a "positive program, with zeal and passion to see it suc ceed," as the best method of ex panding the Christian way of life. Certificates in the Leaders Fellowship were presented at the meeting to Herb Vessey, sof tball coach; Lou Cranston and Dutch Farfan, swimming; Ronald Sher-j man, -gymnasium .assistant; Mrs. Dora . Mae Merriman,. Nancy Mary Vandenburg, girls club leaders; Bill -Huhaime, : Clyde Crenshaw, Mrs. Brown and An thony Piozza, boys club leaders, and Tracy Crum, outings end trips leader, r . . - ':S::-' An award for outstanding vol unteer service was presented ta D. Ford McCormick, president of the YMCA board of directors.. . Pins were awarded-to. Terry Brereton, Stanley Culy, Bobby Lyons, Dale Beach, Dennis Von Ting- Harold Ashton, and Larry Clark for outstanding camp leadership. ' 'Theme of the annual meeting was "A better informed and ded icated membership." : 'A pot : luck dinner was ar ranged by Mr. and Mrs. Darell Huson. The meeting was. attend ed by about 150 members and guests. '-r The annual meeting was the first in a series of YMCA events in observance of National YMCA week. Plans for a membership enlistment campaign, to start Feb. 1, were outlined by Dr. G. A. Dierdorff. WEALTHY WOMEN i Memphis, Tenn. fljJD Mrs. Ruth SherrilL vice presi dent of the First National bank here, said .Tuesday- that ,women spend 85 cents out of every con sumer . dollar and own 70 : per cent, of - the- private- wealth in this country. "Men may .g e t their pictures on money," she said, "but women get their hands on it." , y fe win .vinvT QIUIU"ill . S AOCOION & STOMACH AllMENTS - v,?. tUPTUIE fHarate) TIfATID TV SWTTHOin- MOSMTAl OMBATIOM ? ivw-'csrofT to tgssoNsieu Pfom Our Founder EE Dnenpti-- losUer 1SS3-1M8 Writ r Gall . THE DEAN CLINIC Osm 10 win 3 Meaec-r Uumnh rriooy. v ' : tfmil p.-. Mowtor, W.d.nJay 4 Frlosy. : c CairaBractic rkyuciom . . . I Mr 45t yaar. 30M NOTMAST SAMOY SOUIIVAS0 Tills mi tAf aeig esrrlg Hr Of. - Your Health and Its Care Br DR. WILLIAM BRADY, M.D. Readers should address inquiries to: William Brady, -263 El Camino, Beveriy Hills, Calif. ' LEAVE RABIES TO THE VETS I still maintain, and I don't care who hates me for it, that Drs. Denison and Dowling, , of the . Birming ham, Alabama health depart ment, were honest and right when they conclud ed from ten to seventeen years of ex perience with thp r a V i a e DcBradr problem in what they called the "rabies capital of North America" that: "1. Rabies is primarily a veter inary problem. Regardless of its- prevalence ' among dogs, it will probably, never cause suffi cient morbidity or ,,- mortality among human beings in . this region to allow its classification as a public health problem of importance. , 2. If rabies were as easily con tracted by man as is commonly supposed, it would - in Alabama become one of the leading causes of death. Instead, it continues.to be a very raredisease. , -. 3. In this region there appears to be little' relation between mortality from rabies and the administration of antirabies vac cine. 4. Etc., etc., etc." " In , their report, published in the J. A. M. A., 7 29, 39, Drs. Denison and Dowling - recom mended, I regret to note, fell into the error of many eminent ly ignorant health authorities of the nineteenth-. century, . when they said: ' ". . . cauterization of wounds made by the animal with strong nitric; acid is necessary for ade quate protection of the patient" (protection, from - what, for "heaven's sake?). "There is no substitute for nitric acid . in ten years' experience we have seen only one wound that had received proper local - treat ment." - . N 'i: If 'proper local .treatment" means cauterization with nitric acid or any other destructive agent. I'd hate td be niDned by a Birmingham pooch. ' Cauterization of a fresh wound is in my opinion crude malprac tice. I believe it subjects, the vic tim to the greatly increased risk of developing tetanus (lockjaw). I doubt . that any qualified sur geon today would advocate or approve ; - cauterization of a wound inflicted, by an animal or bird. ' i - The Birmingham ' authorities said there had beenthree deaths from fabies in the ten-years per iod from '29 to '39. Two of the persons who died were negroes, one white. I cannot , make' out, from the Birmingham report, whether the htwo negroes and one white per son who died 'of what Drs: Deni- WALT'S , TV & Radio Service Oldest Shop in So. Oregon 409 East Main - Phone 2-2269 Day or Night Semee........$3.50 ' (Medford and Vicinity) All Makes end Models Repaired 7 Years TV Experience - . No Calls Friday after 4 P.M. No Work Done Sat Until 5 P.M. OPEN SUNDAYS son and Dowling called rabies received Pasteur : (anti ' - rabies vaccine or virus injections) or not. Nor whether their wounds were cauterized with - fuming nitric acid or. given proper first aid treatment, I wonder whether these three persons died, of tetanus or from the effects of the Pasteur, anti-rabies "vaccine? or virus inoculations. ; If I were bitten or scratched by the maddest dog that ever ran loose in - Birmingham I'd want immediate aseptic surgical treatment injection of tetanus antitoxin - or toxoid, a - second dose 5 to 7 days later, and that is all. " j QUESTIONS & ANSWERS -You Get It Free . I try not to miss your column. I guess the advice I receive in it is worth the once of the naoer. My hus band has cramps in his . legs at night and tney are very painful ... - . t (Mrs. H. J.) Answer Thank you. Ma'am. Most a-T ' I rrmL i vj.-bas sir M "S-N-S' I i ' Because of the expected dry spell this summer, we have invented a spray can for watering plants. .This will be a dew-it-yourself sort of a thing. TRIBUNE mi ASS FOR RESULTS Phone -6141 1J lose JdDckeys JMsiin(D)dl Mmsoc . : 1- -- On 'X,.'', "E.. l' . - . - n . f . ' .- -.-j 'Mew York Philharmonic' SUN.-il :00 A.M. "Voice of Firestone" MON.-030 P.M. II Metropolitan TUES.7:00 P.M. ; "Concert Time" M0N.-WED.-FRir-4:15 P.M. -L - jLYbur Ma il Tribune Station likely cause of your husband's noc turnal leg cramps is tetany. Anyway i can do no harm to try the preventa tive, corrective treatment I describe in pamphlet ADULT : TETANY ANU GROWING PAINS, for which send stamped, self-addressed envelope.; ueea Mumnon ana aooa looks Since different - members cf our family have "booped" their daily in take of vitamins and minerals cs you recommend in your pamphlet they nojt only feel and work better but. as their friends constantly remark.- they look so much better . . . (S. M. J.) - Answer One with vite , is always better looking than he or she is with out it. 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