EIOHT MEDFORD (OREGON)
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Trifame aasanaa a raiaeaiibflity except to auks sueh changes as are rapaJiad
KTJC 17 fc KMED 144S lie KWLN 14SS ke
' 4:00 Children's Hour Melody Time Fulton Lewis
4:15 Concertime ' Melody Time Hemingway Mews
-. 4:30 Concertim You Were There ' Here's the Answer
4;4S Concertime ' Regn'l. News; Manning Sam Hayes
5:00 Edw R Murruw - Kan On The Go Conrad the Connoisseur
; 8:15 Bill Stern Spts." What's Doing - . - . Bobby Benson -
v. 5:30 Sports Parada - Freddy Martin ' Bob Ureene News --.
- 3:43 Frank Goes ' Elmer Peterson ill Brundige Sports
6:15 Quincy Howe
Carnival
6:30 Amos tc Andy M Hall R. Valley
6:45 AmosfcAnay A Hail R. Valley
7:00 Herald of Truth .
7:13 Herald of Truth
7:30 Lone Rranger
. 7:45 Lone Ranger
Fibber
Great Gildersleeve
Could This Be You? .
Traffic Pgm tc Music
8 :00 Tennessee Ernie .
8:13 -Tennessee Ernie
830 Lowell Thomas
8:43 Bing Crosby
Morgan
B AO Mike tc Buff
Pac Telephone Hour
Pac. Telephone Hour
Meet The Press ,
Meet The Press
9:13 Voice of Firestone -a0
Voice of Firestone
:4 5 Music with Mantovanl
10:00 Songs by Dini
10:15 Sports Roundup" : '
10:30 Spin It Win
10:45 Spin tc Win
l :00 Spin tc Win
11:13 Spin Win
1130 -Spin & Win .
11:43 Spin 8c Win
Richfield Reporter
Stars for Safety
Stars for Safety .
Night Watchman
13:00 Sign Off
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6:00 CBS News
6:13 ywn Patrol
630 Yawn Patrol
6:45 Yawn Patrol
70 County Agent
7:15 Martin Agroasky
730 Frank Goss
7:43 Harry Babbitt
Johnnie Lee Wills
Weather & Music .
News Commentary
Weather it News
8:00 Dorese Bell
8:13 Breakfast Club
830 Breakfast Club
8:43 Breakfast Club
Perry Como
Kash Box Sc Visit
Want Ads
Record
8:00 Coka Time .
9 :13 Chet Huntley
830 Helen Trent
8:43 Our Gal Sunday
FriendshiD Circle
Friendship Circle -McBride
tc Dr. Peale '
Joyce Jordan. M.D.
. io:uu tteiay uuiz -
Mid-Morning News
'Second Chance
Strike It Rich
Strike It Rich -
. 10:13 Wendy Warren
10:45 Whispering Streets
A V V Mft W M V MP
r 11.-00 Second Mrs. Burton
Phrase That Pays
Doctor's Wife
Pauline Fredrick
Serenade In Blue
11:15 Perry Masc-n
1130 Nora Drake -11:45
Brighter Day
'13 AO Paul Harvey - - Lunchtime NewsWr
12:15 Rogue Valley Reporters Lunchtime Markets
1330 Trading Post Lunchtime Features
13:43 Weather Report KMED Kash-Box
1 .-00 Arthur Godfrey
1:15 Arthur Godfrey
1:30 Arthur Godfrey
1:43 Arthur Godfrey
Back Stage Wife -Stella
Dallas
Widder Brown '
Woman
2:00 Arthur Godfrey
3:15 Arthur Godfrey
330 Sam Hayes t
8:43 Bulletin Board
3.-00 Ruth Ashton
3:13 Strictly for the Ladies
- 330 Strictly for the Ladies
" :43 Strictly for the Ladles
f 4:00" -Children's Hour -
4:15 Club 1230
.Pepper Young
This Woman's Secret
Myron Bennett
Melody
430 Library News&Reviews
: County
Regn'l.
. i:i9 vxtri acpua
.8 AO Edward R. Murrow
5:13 Bill Stem-Sports
830 Sports Parade
8:43 Frank Goss
Man On The Go
What's Doing .
Sammy Kaye
Elmer Peterson
Lux Radio
Lux Radio
Lux Radio
Lux Radio
t 8:1S Musical Express .
; 630 Amos tc Andy -
6:43 Amos 8c Andy
i 7 AO Met'politan Auditions
i 7:15 MefpoUtan Auditions'
; 7:30 Stop the Music
' 7:43 Stop the Music' "
Dragnet
Dragnet
Fibber Molly '
Great Gildersleeve
' a-OO Stoo the Music
Morgan Beatty
One Man's Family
People Are Funny
People Are Funny
8:13 Tennessee Ernie
8:30 LoweU Thomea
83 Bing Crosby -
8 AO Mr. tc Mrs. North
9:13 Mr. Mrs. North
930 Crime Photographer
Listen
Listen
Men Benind Melody
Men Behind Melody '
:45 crime r notograpner--
,10:00 Singing With Stars
Richfield
. iv.io - atn. wayne jnorov
1030 Spin. Win
10:45 Spin Win '
Night watchman
Night Watchman !
Night Watchman
11:00 Spin Win
11:15 Spin Win
1130 Spin At Win
11:43 Spin Win
Night Watchman
Night Watchman
Night Watchman
Night Watchman
13:00 Sign Off
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1 - A.M. 7:43 Siga on. Music throughout day except for followmg programs:
10-10:13 KBOY Bargains; 11-13 (Sunday only) First Baptist service.
P.M. 12ja.l3 KBOY ranch; 13:13 - 13:30 (Sunday only) KBOY ranch;
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TV Programs-KBES
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-.30 Davotiona
4A0 FetcniiM Fancies
. 4.SS Val Rogue Camera .
8 AO Uncle BU) Show
f 830 Western Theater
6:30 March of Dime
. 7 AO Ore. Higher Education
i 730 Life With Elizabeth
- 8:00 Soldier Parade
- 830 Badge 714
9:001 Love Lucy
' 930 December Bride
10:00 The Little Show
10:13 Weather
1030 News
1030 Dollar a Second -.11
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v Chang Subjct,ff Fand
Off Family Argumaots'
: Nothing . makes a home more
unpleasant than constant argu
ments. No matter what the cost,
' such arguments are worth avoid
ing. A wife writes: : :
) (Q) TW hay baan married ,
- for 32 yaaza. My husband has'
always . baan faithful -. and ; a
:v vary good worker. But he is :
argumantiTa. Even if X agree
with him, he manages ta find
' something wrong. He has ; a :
: mean and unpleasant disposi
tion. I want- to be . pleasant
with him and keep the convar
: sation pleasant but is just can
, - not be done. If he talks to me,
I reply in a pleasant way.
- Ctherwise, I ntve given up
trying to make conversation.
; Any idea I have isn't . any ,
' good.- according so him. He
: enjoys making me uncomfort
able and he likes to have fun
at my expense. Have you any
advice on how to" handle him?
X realixa now that I should
' have started 32 years ago. Do
- you think that by my not talk
. ing to him Axcept when he
, talks to me might help?"
" " (A) I agree with you that you
'should have started to do some
thing about this problem 32
years ago, or
even before
you were
married, if iie
acted then as
he does now.
But it is too
late to turn
back the clock.
I question
very much
I. Huxiodt .; whether t h
suai ureaUaent would help. 'In
fact, it is likely to make xnatters
MAIL TRIBUNE
Of Books
Local News -Behind
the Story
Sam Hays
Hit Parada
Hit Parade
Molly
Top Secret Files
Top Secret Files
Peporters" Roundup
Reporters' Roundup
Beatty - Broadway Con
One Man's Family - Broadway Cop -Your
Land tc Mine Heartbeat oflndustry'
Capsule Comments Heartbeat oflndustry
News
Fulton Lewis "Jr.
- Recorded Music
Recorded Music
Music In the Night
Music in the Night
News -Sign Off
Night Watchman
Night Watchman -Night
Watchman '
Night Watch; Finl News
Sign Off '
Crary Curly's Corral v
Crazy Curly's Corral
Crazy Curly's Corral w Wake Up Ranch
First News : Wake Up Ranch
Hemingway News'
, Breakfast Gang.
Breakfast Gang .
; Best Buys
Cliff Ingle News p.
Bob Greene News .
Haven of Rest
Haven of Rest
Hilites
Music for the Mrs.
Capitol Commentary
Voice of Deliverance
Voice of Deliverance
Newspaper of the Air
Tello Test '
Town Topics
2nd Cup Of Coffee
Florida Calling
Florida Calling
Queen for Day
. Queen for Day
Noontime News
' Rural Reporter
Western Roundup Time
Western Roundup Time
Western Roundup Time
Western Roundup Time
Record Session -Forward
March
In My House
Just Plain Bill Club ' 400
Lorenzo Jones Club 1400
Hotel For Pets : Club 1400
It Pays To Be Married Club 1400
Johnny Olson Show
Johnny Olson Show
Show Time
Tello-Test .
Time
Fulton Lewis Jr.
Hemingway News
Here's the Answer
Sam Hayes
Agent '
News; Manning
Sgt- Preston of Yukon
Sgt. Preston of Yukon
Bob Greene News
Bill Brundige Sports
Theatre
Theatre
Theatre
Theatre
Gabriel Heater
Local News
Behind the Story
Sam Hays .-
Treasury Agent
Treasury Agent
The Search
The Search
John Steele
. John Steele
Music On Record .
Music On Record
To Washington
to Washington
News
Fulton Lewis Jr.
Music On Record
Music On Record
Reporter
- Music In the Night
Music in the Night :
News - Sign Off
MBS
(Channel 5)
Tuesday
330 Devotions ,
4. -00 Feminine Fancies -4:30
Val Rogue Camera -3:00
Uncle Bill Show
530 Armchair Theater -6
30 Disneyland
7 : 30 Hollywood Album ' . . :
7:45 Armchair Adventure
8:00 Milton Berle
9:00 This Is Your Music
9:30 Inner Sanctum.
10:00 Weather
10:03 News .
10:13 Sign Off
I' ELIZABETH HURL0CK, PH.D.
worse. Your husband will sense,
even though you say nothing,
that you are annoyed. This will
irritate him and incite him to
further disagreement comments.
: : Try to keep the conversation
moving smoothly by talking
about impersonal matters your
friends and neighbors, what is
going on in the community, etc.
Don't get . on : any' controversial
subjects if you can avoid it.
And, if he disagrees with you,
pass it off lightly by. such com
ments as, 'Perhaps, you are
right." Then quickly change the
subject before an argument
starts. It takes two to make an
argument.
As for his making you uncom
fortable by making fun o you,
ignore this too. If he see; he
cannot annoy you, it will no
longer be. fun for him to try to
hurt your feelings. No matter
how you feel about the matter,
don't let him know.
- " (COPYRIGHT 1955. '..V
GENERAL FEATURES CORP.)
PICNIC TRUCK CRASHES
Toowoomba, Australia (U.PJ
A truck loaded with children on
their . way to a Sunday jSchool
picnic plunged into a ravine near
here today, killing the driver
and at least five children r and
injuring 14. v " .
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UP THE HARD WAY Ben Hogan (center) congratulates
two winners of the Ben Hogan Trophy as he presents them
with the awards in New York. .U. S. Open champion Ed
Fujgol (left) is the 1954 winner and Babe Didrickson Zaha
rias (right) was 1953 winner. Trophy is given annually to
the -golfer who has overcome physical handicaps to con
tinue playing. Furgors left arm was shattered ; in play
grouna acciaent when he was. a youth. It is 10 inches
shorter than his right arm and is permanently crooked
at the elbow. : Mrs. - Zaharias was stricken with cancer. '
Your Heth and Its Gare
, '.' . 'By DR. WILLIAM BRADY, M.D.
Readers should address inquiries to: William Brady,
263 El Camino, Beverly Hills, Calif. .
GIVE THE CHILDREN A BREAK
Perhaps the - most frequent
queries, in the mail every day in
the ' winter, and spring seasons
are f .r o m
mothers ,of
young c 'h i 1-dren-who,.the
doctor say s,
will continue
to have o n e
"cold? after
another . until
"those bad ton
sils" are ; out.
Dr. Brady
The thought of
- -- sub jecting
children to a major operation
which even a quack like "myself
considers unnecessary appalls a
mother, sometimes a father, too.
So, will I kindly . recite once
more..'. '
No, but on written request
til send any one who provides
stamped, self-addressed envelope
a pamphlet titled Tonsils Are
Not All Bad, which contains the
gist of my teachings about ton
sillectomy. ' - , i:
In Archires of Otolaryngology
(a medical journal of ear and
throat diseases) Dr. Hansel and
Chang estimated that 13 of
the annual total of a million and
a quarter tonsillectomies are un
necessary. That would be 160,000
unwarranted tonsillectomies. To
the racketeer who hates to see
the truth, in a newspaper, I say:
Don't blast me, little man if
you think the estimate is wrong
take it up. with Drs. Hansel and
Chang. : M v., : :rr
In his book Children's Tonsils
In and Out, which the everready
operators . never. . did . acclaim,
Dr. Albert D. Kaiser stated that
informationobtained from par
ents of 4,400 Rochester , school
children from 4 to 7 years of age
showed that approximately 42
per cent were subject to three or
more colds a year. As Dr. Kaiser
observed, these 4,400 were a se
lected group : for physicians
had advised . removal- of .. their
tonsils and adenoids for various
reasons. The tonsils of 2,200 of
the children were removed. The
tonsils of the other. 2,200 chil
dren were not removed.-'
The health of the 4,400 chil
dren was observed for.' the next1
ten years, . The frequency of
colds after ten .years of agev de-'
clined -more rapidly In the chil-.
dren "whose tonsils had not been
removed than. . in . children of
similar .ages whose tonsils had
been removed.
It is beyond my comprehen
sion, but at the conclusion of the
chapter on the - common cold
Dr. Kaiser disregarded the evi
dence as it seems to me, and
said:
- "Even though the etiological
factor in colds is still uncertain,
there is evidence to show that
unhealthy- lymphoid 'tissue in
the nasopharynx does predispose
to colds and should be removed !
as nearly as i can learn (ancfj
I don't spend all my time bowPI
mg on the green,, darn it), any
lymphoid (adenoid, round cell;
tonsil) "tissue . an operator re
moves is unhealthy. ' .' i ;
What I'd like to know is how
Put ;
, on your
shopping list!
K )
?A ri?s? vN I
p9l
i .'J r ; . Ht
in the can a doctor tell- wheth
er lymphoid tissue, in the throat
is "unhealthy." ' .
" I repeat, it is my conviction
that there are no less' than three
alternatives for tonsillectomy,
all of which are SAFER than ton
sillectomy and each of which,
in . its - proper application, , is
equally effective.. These alterna
tives are tonsillotomy, for re
moval of obstructing portion of
tonsil, electro '.coagulation' (dia
thermy) for infected tonsils,
X-ray or radon (radium emana
tion) for shrinking ' adenoid
masses which cause middle ear
infection or impairment of hear
ing. '
QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS v :
How to Deflate and Keep Healthy
A few years ago - I began supple
menting .my. diet with the Vitamin
mineral tablets you suRRest-rin the
Young Folks and Old Folks pamphlet.
This certainly invigorated me . . . then
I stopped . . . my nails began to peel
i i started Taxing tne
tablets, and nails grew out and
stopped peeling and breaking . . . now
both TTl V hll.hanH anil , . i
your- advice on how to get rid of the
usuuun urra we are wearing without
endangering our health ..'-.(Mrs. T. Ki)
. answer send stamped, self-ad-
2JesSd-5nvelPe for Pamphlet HOW
TO LOSE WEIGHT. If you want the
YOUNG FOT .KG. A TUTk
i nuncio
vtLa,S?' "dose ten cents for if.
,,Yoyr L,itvle H85?1 No! 5 has saved
mUy much in health, medicine
fS-d,fi"iiH!V ht(l imagine a
.. ?w,eJThank you but let's keep
.. .i.ivuS uuiwives. lo you want tr
f "e,f?red? No.5 is the WMet CALL
IT C R I (pronounced kree. meanine
(Protected: 1955 by John .F; Dille Co.)
orewovoi
Chuclc Risse as returned
from the Hawaiian Islands
and now greets all of his
customers with "Launa
mooki booki?"
; Loosely translated, - this
means, "Will you tcke
your gasoline with you-or-wiH
you drink it here?"
One Aufo for Every
3.5 Persons in U.S.
Chicago - (U.R) - There is one
passenger car for every 3.5 per
sons.in the United States, accord
ing to, the magazine Science Di
gestJ. ' .
v This adds up to more than j
000,000 motor-vehicles, Of which
more than 9,000,000 are. trucks
and buses.
, Annually, the .'magazine "said.
J these vehicles - travel s 340,000,-
000,000 passenger. - miles and
carry . 130,000,000,000 ton-miles
of long-range. freight. '
There are only 3,000,000,000
miles of rural roads and 319,
000 miles , of city streets to ac
commodate this huge movement
of motor vehicles.
CROSSWORD PUZZLE
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8 Strike ..
12 Untt
13 CrlPTled
14 Conceal
16 Siamese coin
15 Ren egad ea
18 Late " ,
20 Vessel
11 Direction -23
At no time
27 Level v
29 Leave out .. .. . .
22 Dutch -town .
S3 Tardy
14 Shallow vessel
35 Girl's . name
36 HaU!
3 7 Depression -
38 Meat ot calf
Man'
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41 Above .
43 Communis te
46 Arabia (poet.) -.
49 Remediea -
63 Stinging - l
Insect -'
64 Leak through "
65 Affection
66 Ordinance
67 New Zealand
parrots
68 Female sheen
(Pl.f)
.69 Abstract being
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SEATTLE BOATS TTHED :
" Callao,'. Peru JGJ.R) .The
fishing boats . Tony ' Bay. and
Western Clipper, both of Seattle,
sailed from t here early 'yester
day after each paid a $5000 fine
for violating Peru's "200 'mile
limit." The ' boats were 'seized
12 days ago, when they put into
Callao to seek emergency aid.
U. S. Ambassador Harold H. Tit-man-
has protested- the seizure,
challenging Peru's arbitrary- ex
tension of its territorial waters.
Helps You Overcome
FALSE TEETH
H Looseness and Worry
- No longer be annoyed or feel Ill-t-
ease because of loose, wobbly false
teeth. FASTEETH, an improved alka
line (non-acid) powder, sprinkled on
. your plates holds them firmer so they
feel more comfortable. Avoid embar
rassment caused by loose plates. Get
FASTEETH today at any drug counter.
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8 Form
9 Illuminated
10 Fruit drink ;
11 Footlike part'
17 Shade of color
19 Tropical fruit
22 Drink heavily
24 Old - r
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26 Actual ..
27 Move to aad -fro
28 Volcanic j
emanation -
80 Provide crew
.. 31 Preposition .. .
85 Declare . .
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42-f-Urns i-
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48 Evergreen
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