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Newspaper Page TextTEW MSCWRD fOKCOOIf) MAILL TRIBUNE 8ada, Jwns IS, 1955 RADIO PROGRAMS-SUNDAY Programs listed below ara reecrvtd' from the radio station and tfca Mail Tribuae assumes -to respaasibilitf escept to make such changes as aro supplied KY4C 1230 kc KM ED 144 kc KUIN . 1400 ka 7 :00 ABC Concert Hall 7 : 15 ABC Concert & News 7 JO ABC Concert Hall Lutheran League 7:45 ABC Concert Hall Lutheran League 8:00 Old Fash. Reviv. Meet. Temple Baptist Puck The Comic Weakly 8:15 Old Fash. Reviv. Meet. Temple Baptist Puck The Comic Waekly 8 JO Light it Life Hour Church of Christ Christians Hour 8 :45 Light & Life Hour Morning News Christopher's Story ' 9 00 Salt Lake City Choir Gospel Hour Radio Bible Class 915 Salt Lake City Choir Gospel Hour Radio Bible Class 9 30 Sacred Heart Program Christophers Voice of Prophecy g ;45 Hour of St. Francis Mid-Morning News Voice of Prophecy 10 00 Chev. News; Col. Choir Presbyterian Service Newspaper of the Air 10 1 5 Negro College Choir Presbyterian Service Christian Science Heala 10:30 Wld. Music Festivals Baptist Hour Frank and Ernest IqUs Wld. Music Festivals Baptist Hour Songs of Devotion 1100 wTd Music Festivals' Minister's Roundtabie Sunday Melodies ii'.isw H Music Festivals Minister's Roundtabie Sunday Melodies 1 1 nZwiri Music Festivals Fresh Sunday Melodies 1 jjgZwid. Music Rati vaTs Fresh Sunday Melodies 'l 1 no Wool worth Hour MONITOR NoonNews 1215WoS worth Hour MONITOR Bill Cunningham 12'WolwSrthHour MONITOR Music for Sunday ,g:ShHor MONITOR Music for Sunday. , .nn ntrt Fash. Reviv. Hour MONITOR Guy Lombard 115 Old Fwh Reviv. Hour MONITOR GuyLombardo lioTgwFalh. Reviv. Hour; MONITOR 1 -45 Old Fash. Reviv. Hour MONITOR mick carter "2 00 Voice of Prophesy MONITOR Rin Tin Tin iVo ceoiProShesy MONITOR Era Tin Tin 2 otlsundav SVrenada MONITOR The Masquerade- 1 jgZgh" Nnrn" MONITOR The Masquerader "t on Juke Box Jury" MONITOR Public Prosecutor i'?5-JukS Box Jury - MONITOR Public Prosecutor isSZjukJu";; vMONITOR frtfTS,en 3 30 Juke Box Jury MONITOR hports lime t "a 00 Our Miss Brooks MONITOR Gospel Call 4 15 Ou? Mill Brooks' , MONITOR Gospel Call taoBSNewsroom5 - MONITOR Methodist Men s Hour 1 :45cli N"o MONITOR Methodist Men s Hour 5 00 Kraft Music Hail" MONITOR Reviewing Stand 5:15KraftMucHall MONITOR Reviewing Stand . 5:3rtlStitMuscItall MONITOR , Lutheran Hour; 5 g-gaKSwn MONITOR Lutheran Hour "6 00 Gene Autry Fibber & Molly" Global Frontiers e iSGlneAutry" Great Glidersleeve Success Story iiotlTheWhistier MONITOR Freedom Story tdtlwh'er"" New. MONITOR John T. Flynn "7 00 Summer in St. Louis" MONITOR Magic of Music 715-IsuSSer inSt LouU MONITOR Magic of Music 7 3oZmv Little Margie" MONITOR Musical Almanac litZnl frittte MarSie MONITOR Musical Almanac " OftWalter WincheU Music For Sunday Wndelli .?H. llWPau" Harvey Music For Sunday Wonderful City 5 VnZrRS Orchestra Light Concert Time State ot the Nation f ffchgtra" Light Concert Time: State of the Nation -9T00-MusicWithMantovani Eternal Light' Te 9:15-Paul Harvey' Eternal Light Men's Corner SBuLstfr ' gufk"gg" Behind the Iron Curtain Iol6oMuiic to Remember , Richi.eld-Reporter Billy Graham Program; 10 15 Music to Remember Organa.res News-SiiTofi 10:30-Revival Time- SaI!?5"I News Mgn on 1 0 45 Revival Time Catholic Hour . . 11:00 Sign Off News & Sign Off i .ABC "CBS NBC MBS RADIO PROGRAMS-MONDAY :3ot:?awSpStl Town Country WaKeup ganctj t Patrol First News Wakeup Ranch -7 noIcounty Agent Johnny Lee Willis Hemingway News- ?:?trtinAg?onsky Weather & Local Beat Breakfast Gang; ?:4ST?Swk "cols News Commentary Breakfast Gang 7-"45rto W Shhitt wh.rfc 7:50 News Best Buys "a no Tom MacLeod-Sports World News Roundup Cliff Ingle News ?tBraWastClub KMED Kashbox & Visit Bob Green News sLwhisst.. sesasaa rce of fTSFZ leTnStreat.. JrJg, ggp - - f-ag-ag- . BacksUgeWife- Rmgo-Bingo SZ tmr " Calling: irin-Scr?d,cKd"T ManhlttaMelodle. Queen for a DayJ i'22z2d 5lck PauUne Frederick Queen for a Day; !'7 1 Harvey Lunchtime News & WX Noontime New. 12:0ON Paul Harvey- Lunchtime Markets Western Roundup Time 12:15-RogueVal Reporter. Luncht me , Western R0undup Time H Zfth?? Soin Win Mystery KMED KashboxWestern Roundup Time. FATxVi Just Plain Bill Game of the Day V-92 ISiS A WiS ' Lorenzo Jones Game of The Day l:lo Spin lf.. Doctor's Wife Game of The Day V30-thurGodfreyt grr'young Game of The Day -7Tn Tt.h.,r Godfrey" Woman In My House Game of The Day 2 a rtU, Godfrey Widder Brown Game of The Day; 2:15 Arthu,r rihi Tt riiM This Woman's Secret Game of The Day 30-Stnctly for the L.diea mt. Game of The Day -I nnZshton-BXtin Bd. Second Chance' Western Roundup Time . 3:00 Ashton .Buueun cu. . what's Doing Western Roundup Time S:15oncert.me Cerent & Choice Behind the Story 2:!2Z?S Cerent & Choice Telo-Test 3:45 Concemme Current & Choice Hemingway News i?tZcUiWbl230 Current & Choica Here's the Answaf i:JSZrinh 1230 KMED Presents Sam Hayes 3-CbJ?? ... Elmer Peterson Fulton Lew . Jr. '.rLrv rnmo' " Regional New. Sgt. Preston SZRHltern - . 3 Star Extra' Sgt. Preston Bill S te ' .. Lone Ran(!er Bob Green News !2tlAo1 Ihv-,Nw.' Lone Ranger Bill Brundige Sports' -nnZMKeen KMED Sports Daily Gabriel Heatter f ?2 5K irnnHdwards Carnival of Books Local News Swil Nomas' Nelson Eddy Show Virgil Pinkley frag-ffM'ws Nelson Eddy Show Sam Hayes- c.,. Pnnndup" Morgan Beatty Top Secret Files 2 ?tlSSn?ee Errue" One Man1. Family Top Secret Files Z IZ SUSfmM All Star Parade' Reporter s Roundup 7 45tZi?n7crosby" All Ster Parade' Reporter's Roundup TJgwscast ' Telephone Hour Dixieland Express f ?2S!orrtestra" Telephone Hour . Dixieland Express I'iJ-SzS-nf Firestone Jane Pickens- Heartbeat of Industry Invoice' gKgtSg Jane Pickens Heartbeat of Industry lrgelulclo SlSe &Lew,sJr.. 9:lurJ?l tn Remember Henry J. Taylor Broadway Cop 2:22ZmuI c W SjggSr Capsule Concerto Broadway Cop' -" l RemembS Richfield Reporter KWINKaravan 10 :00 Music to Organaires KWIN Karavan 10:15 Music to Rememoer s Serenade KWINKaravan iSSrSSffiS jgr Nilht Serenade KWINKaravan TO -45 Music News & NightwatchmanSign Off 11:00 Signoti Nightwatchman Nightwatchman Nightwatchman Sc News , Sign Off -.ABC "CBS 'NBC MBS " iKBOY 730 KC in nrorrams at same time daily, unless otherwise tndleated a 30 ISn on Music throughout day except for following programs: , ,AMvroy Imain U-12 (Sunday only) First Baptist service 1 PM.12:i"kBOY ranch: 12:15 - 12:30 (Sunday only) KBOY ranch: 7:00 Sign off. ' TV Programs-KBES (Channel 5) SUNDAY 2:00 The Christopher. 2:30 American Forum 3 00 Mightier Than the Sword 3:30 This is the Life 4:00 So. Oreg. Roundtabie 4:30 Sunday Matinee 5:30 Hollywood Album 5:45 Sunday Supplement 6:00 Private Secretary 6:30 People Are Funny 7:00 Toast of the Town 8 00 G. E. Theater 8:30 It's A Great Life 9:00 Loretta Young ' 9-30 Weekly News in Review 9:45 Music Box Review 10:00 Life With Father 10:30 News 10:45 Sign Off MONDAY 3:50 Devotions 4:00 Feminine Fancies 4:30 Val Rogue Camera 5:00 Uncle Bill Show 5:30 Western Theater 6:30 Transatlantic Teleview. 6:45 Dunsmuir Railroaders 7:00 Burns & Allen 7:30 Modes in Maple & Fashion 7:45 Ames Bros. 8:00 I Love Lucy 8:30 December Bride 9:00 Badge 714 9:30 Secret File USA 10:00 Weather . 10:05 News Casterline Family Returning to City Dr. and Mrs. Ray L. Caster line and their five children will return to Medford this week end after an absence of nearly three years. Dr. Casterline was called for his second tour of active Naval duty in 1952 and initially was stationed at the U.S. Naval Hos pital, Bremerton, Wash. Subse quently he was assigned to the U.S. Marine Corps and was sta tioned at Camp Joseph H. Pen dleton, Oceanside, Calif., where he was released from active duty with the rank of lieutenant com mander in the medical corps, Salem --0I.R) Marion County District Attorney Kenneth E. Brown has announced appoint ment of Charles E. Raymond, former Multnomah county depu ty prosecutor, to assist in the first degree murder trial of Cas per A. Oveross in Salem. . Personal Health Service By WILLIAM BRADY, M.D. Readers should address Inquiries to: Dr. William Brady 263 El Camino, Beverly Hills, Calif. IS THERE AN OSTEOPATH IN THE HOUSE? Back in the days when I was an honest dnrfnr T eprvAH aa nna of the board of censors of the County Medical Society, with two other doctors. It was the duty of the board of censors to give applicants for member ship the o. o. and reoort on their eligibility. Well, sir, one of the other cen sors had a professional colleague wno nad taken the same state board examination at the same time as he had, for license to practice. He persuaded his col league to apply for membership in the County Medical Society. We the censors called on the applicant and sized him up. We unanimously recommended that the society elect him a member. But there was one slight flaw in the man's fitness to be one of us. He was a D. O., not an M.D. His application was rejected with considerable vehemence. From the way the old guard spluttered we censors feared we might be expelled. The osteopath was legally qualified to practice. He was a man of good character and as competent as any other physi cian to treat sick people. His M. D. neighbors frequently worked in consultation or coop eration with him. Probably, had he cared to do so, he could have taken the matter to court and compelled the medical society, Around Hollywood By ALINE M0SBY United Press Correspondent Cejffc6 3f frtSite, at! Sffflrit him to membership. A lot of bridges have fallen into the water since, but they tell me some medical societies are still dead set against accord ing osteopaths recognition. This is a shameful attitude, al though I am under the impres sion that it doesn't worry the osteopaths. An editorial article in the offi cial Bulletin of the Passaic Coun ty Medical Society stated that some of the members resented the fact that osteopaths were be ing sent on emergency calls by the telephone-answering serv ices. "Some of our members" the editorial explained, "have indi cated their willingness to answer emergency calls if they involve the eye, the little toe of the left toot, of 9tB spyendfet fht9 ' Is" sheer nonsense. An emergency call is an emergency call . . . " Except as a nice way of get-1 ting legitimate graft, what ex cuse can you, as a presumably intelligent citizen, trump up for granting me a license to practice any branch of medicine or sur gery I choose in the State of New York, but exacting from me SI 00 for stamping my license Good in California? Or what's the sense of the board of exam iners finding me fit to practice in one . State and the board in another State insisting that I pay them a fat fee and undergo their examination before I prac tice in their State? The licensing qf healers in Yankeeland is a lot of hokum. If the graduate is not qualified io practtw any waer ki e country, upon receiving the de gree of M. D., D. O. or whatever, then it's high time to overhaul, improve or close the educational institutions that grant the de gree. QUESTIONS ANSWERS Alcohol Can vou suggest where I can find scientific material to help me write a paper on the psychologic aspect of drinking. (H. A.) Answer Two good dooks to get in the public library: ALCOHOL EX PLORED, bv Haggard and Jellinek, and ALCOHOL AND MAN by Emmer- son. What to Do for Hernia Please send me any instructions or advice you would give or tell me wnat to do for hernia. (Mrs. R. tt.) Answer For hernia (ruDture. breach) in a child, suitable support with truss. For hernia in youth, cor rective exercises. For hernia in adult. injection treatment m some cases. radical surgery in others. Send stamp- CROSSWORD PUZZLE An,wep Hollywood (U.R) Liberace is making his first straight dra matic role minus his candlea- bra and broth er George, but plus dancing and expres sions ranging from "shock to tears." In case you've missed the pearly toothed tele- Aline Mosby vision matinee idol on the home screens, War ner Studio is presenting him to the world as an actor in big screen color and stereophonic sound. "I'm stepping out of character for the first time and people are curious to see how I meet the challenge," Liberace said be tween scenes today. "Yesterday I did a very diffi cult scene in which I had to show shock, panic and sadness, in that order. Why, I got so worked up," he smiled, "that as I came off the set I still was crying!" Previously the pianist did only a bit in a Shelly Winters movie, "South Sea Sinners," and per formed in two RKO music shorts. Gets Richer After he became the hottest thing on TV since old movies, Warners' waved a contract un der his nose. The rich Liberace decided to become richer "be cause movies will be a wonder ful way to get to still a greater audience than I reach on TV Europe." His movie, "Sincerely Yours", is a story about a musician who goes deaf and, while recovering, influences the lives of persons who pass by his window. The plot sounds suspiciously like an earlier Warner epic starring George Arliss, "The Man Who Played God" "Sincerely Yours" will be but the first film in Liberace's new career as a movie actor. He has, however, no plans to re-do other Arliss films such as "Disraeli" and "Alexander Hamilton." "I'm scheduled for five pic tures at Warner's," he explained. They are talking about doing a period picture, a comedy and a re-make of- 'The Man Who Came to Dinner. " Keeps Smile Though Liberace has left his frilly shirts and gold shoes at home, he's kept his famous smile for his movie. "And the script embodies things people know me for, such as love of family, religion, trage dy and humor," he added. He also kept his flair. His dressing room at the studio boasts silver wallpaper and his familiar flowing signature on the door. Workers from nearby movies crowd his set to watch the TV star in action. For today's scene he was sup posed to be playing in Carnegie Hall ("When Irish Eyes are Smiling"). 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