Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, July 17, 1955, Image 24

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Newspaper Page TextTOf MED70RD (OREGON) MAIL TRIBUNE Sunday; July 17. 1955 RADIO PROGRAMS-SUNDAY fnrM tM4 Ml MMiiM hM the radie tattoos end the Mail Tribune HUM n iiipaniibility escept te auk WKk changes as are sepeJieo KYJC a KMED 144 he KWIN 14M he 7 00 ABC Concert Hall' 7:15 ABC Concert t News' 730 ABC Concert Hall 7:45 ABC Concert Hall' MONITOR All Nifht MONITOR MONITOR MONITOR 8:00 Old Fash. Reviv. Meet. 8:15 Old Fash. Reviv. Meat. 8:30 Liffht & Life Hour 8:45 Light & Life Hour Temple Baptist Temple Baptist Church of Christ Morning Jiews Puck The Comic Weekly Puck The Comic Weekly Christians Hour Christopher's Story 9:00 Salt Lake City Choir 9:15 Salt Lake City Choir 9:30 Sacred Heart Program 9 :45 Hour ol St. Francis Gospel Hour Gospel Hour Christophers Mid-Morning News 10:00 Chev. News; Col. Choir 10:15 Negro College Choir 1030 Wld. Music Festivals' 10:45 Wld. Music Festivals" 11 :oo Wld. Music Festivals 11:1 5 W H-Mulic Festivals 1130 Wld. Music Festivals 1 1 :45-Wld. Music Festivals' 12:00 Wool worth Hour" 12:15 Wool worth Hour 1230 wooiwortn nour 12:45 .Woolworth Hour" Radio Bible Class Radio Bible Class Voice of Prophecy Voice of Prophecy Presbyterian Service Presbyterian Service MONITOR MONITOR Newspaper of the- Air Christian Science Heals Frank and Ernest Songs of Devotion MONITOR MONITOR MONITOR MONITOR Sunday Melodic Sunday Melodies Sunday Melodies Sunday Melodies MONITOR MONITOR MONITOR MONITOR Noon News Bill Cunningham Music for Sunday Music for Sunday .nn cmA aMh nviv Hour 1:15 Old Fash. Reviv. Hour 130 Old Fash. Reviv Hour 1:45 Old Fash. Reviv. Hour 3 00 Voice of Prophesy 3:15 Voice of Prophesy 2:30 Sunday Serenade 3:45 Phil Norman 3:00 Juke Bos Jury 3:15 Juke Box Jury 330 Juke Boa Jury 3:30 Juke Box Jury 4:00 Our Miss Brooks 4:15 Our Miss Brooks 430 CBS Newsroom 4:45 CBS newsroom MONITOR MONITOR MONITOR MONITOR Guy Lombard o' Guy Lombardo' Nick carter Nick Carter MONITOR MONITOR MONITOR MONITOR MONITOR MONITOR MONITOR MONITOR- MONITOR MONITOR MONITOR MONITOR Bin Tin Tin Rm Tin Tin The Masquerade r The Masquerader Public Prosecutor Public Prosecutor Bob Considina -Sports Time I.IUI Mimic Hall 5:15 Kraft Music Hall 530 Kraft Music Hall 5:45 Kraft Music Hall 6:00 Gene Autry 6:15 Gene Autry 630 The Whistler 6:45 Whistler& News 7:00 Summer in St. Louis" 7-15 Summer in St. Louis' 730 Gary Crosby Show- 7:45 tiary vrosov MONITOR MONITOR MONITOR MONITOR " urkNiTrut MONITOR MONITOR Gospel Call . Proudry We Hail Proudly We Hail Reviewing stand Reviewing Stand Lutheran nour Lutheran Hour TnrhM RMrt Success Story Freedom aiory John T. Flynn MONITOR MONITOR MONITOR MOWilOK -nn Qniwlflf Melodies 8:15 Paul Harvey 8:30 Fashions in Music 8:45 Fasmons m anuaic a no Music With Mantovani 9:15 Music With Mantovani o -an Disaster 9:45 Disaster' 10:00 Music to Remember 10:15 Music to Remember 10:30 Revival Time 10:45 Revival Time . 110 Sign Off Minister's Roundtable Light Concert Time Light Conceit Time Eternal Light Eternal Light Quaker Hour Quaker Hour Richfield Reporter . Organaires Catholic Hour Catnouc nour- Magic of Music Magic oi music Richard Hayes Show Richard Hayes Show Evening Serenade Evening Serenade State oi the Nation State of the Nation Glenn Hardy News Pop Time Men's Corner Behind the Iron Curtain " Billy Graham Program Billy Graham Program News Sign off News & Sign Off ABC CBS NBC MBS RADIO PROGRAMS-MONDAY g 00 World News Rndup. 615 Yawn Patrol 6:30 Yawn Patrol 6-45 Yawn nun KMEDKorral KMEDKorral KMED Presents First News Wakeup Ranch Wakeup Ranch Waeilp Ranch Wakeup Kancn 7:00 Frank Goas 7:15 Martin Agronsky 7:30 Tom MacLeod Sports 7-45 Harry Babbitt 8 00 Breakfast Club 8:15 Breakfast Club 30 Breakfast Club; sj:45 ureaajg" Johnny Lee Willis Weather & Local Beat Hawt rnmmmiirv Weather & 7:50 News Hemingway News Breakfast uang- - -Breakfast Gang . Best Buys . KMED Kashbox & Visit McBride Dr. Peale . Quiz & Swap Sc Sell CUff Ingle News . Bob Green News Bible Institute Bible Institute i rn TmA Malnne 9:15 Bob Garred p-as Cote'Glee Club Friendship Circle Strike It Rich Strike It Kicn- , 10:00 Whispering Streets 10:15 Perry Mason Viwa Drake : in 45 Trading Post Phrase That Pays' Mid-Morning News Right To Happiness Stella Pallas Town Topics - Capitol Commentary Voice of Deliverance Voice of Deliverance Newspaper of the Air Telo-Test Ringo-Bingo Kingo-mngo 1 11.00 Helen Trent" ' 1115 Our Gal Sunday ' .on firri ftaclc 11 -45 Record Rack. Keeping Company Keeping Company Queen for a Day Queen for a Day. Ladies First Ladies First Fibber & Molly Dunlin SVMlrick ; iilbra Swx Tim. ' 12:15 Rogue vii.mi"- Lunchtime Features Western Roundup Time 12:30 Sam .Hayes Mvit-rv KMED KashboxWestern Roundup Time 1?t Tner u. ... . 1-00 Spin jc Win Smn c Win 130-ArthurGodfrey Woman In Mv House Lorenzo Jones Wonderful City Wonderful City lam nf th Dav Game of The Day Game of The Day Game of me uay- m.aa atmv Cltv 1 rev " 2-:i5 Arthur Godfrey 2:30 Strictly for the Ladies 2:45 Armur rtwllcJ Stonnar Vounff Widder Brown Turn Back Clock Turn Back Clock- Game of The Day Cams of Thfc Dav Game of The Day Game ot ine uay- '3 00 Bulletin Board 3:15 Concertime 3:30 concertime 3:45 concernme News & What's Doing Claude Rains Current & Choice Current at Choice Western Roundup Time VaMn Vntinillin TimA Behind the Story - Telo-Test' 4 00 Chas. Collina-wood" 4-30 Club 1230 t 4:45 Frank Goss" f "5 00 The Ferris Reel" 5i-?afi;dv.. 5:43 Air" Andy. Mews' current tnoice .7 I.I.a Current tt Choice Here s the Answer KMED Presents . Sam Hayes - Elmer Peterson- sunun uw Regional News 3 Star Extra' y txme nanger t Dan'l Boone KMED Sports Daily Washington Report News & Chance Second Chance St Preston Sgt Preston Bob Green News Bill Brundige Sports 6:15 Mr. Keen; IJdwardB 6:30 Lowell Thomas" 6:45 Platter Previews 7 00 Sports Roundup-- ArSMtZZ Tatent ScoutToo Tunes & News' ' l-n1 M TJaii! Gabriel Heattcr? l t41ue Virgil Pinkley Sam Hayes' One Man's Family Top Secret Files Top Secret Files Reporter's Roundup Reporters Roundup Slteyttummlt Telephone Hour lS-SJSlSSoSr. JantplcklS' d-u Voice of Firestone' 1 9.00 Burgle Music box 1 9:15 Burgie Music Box? 1 9 30 Music to Remember 1 9:43 Musjg to Remember ' 10:00 Music to Remember 10:15 Music to Remember ' 10:30 Music to Remember 10:45 Music to Remember, ll:0O Sign Off Fibber ft Molly ' Festival Interview unw .1 Tkvlnr CapsuleConcerts Broadway Cop Broadway top- Pop The Question" Pop The Question Fulton Lewis Jr. KWIN Karavan" KWIN Karavan Richfield Reporter H'wd. Bowl Concert H wd. Bowl concen H'wd. Bowl Concert KWIN Karavan KWIN Karavan KWIN Karavan KWIN Karavan News ft Nightwatchman Sign Off Nightwatchman Nightwatchman 1 mgptwsicniwn oi xicw Sign Off ABC NBC MBS . KBOY 739 KC 1 All oragraras at saame Una dally, unless otherwise Indicated) a sss 40 Sicn en Music throughout day except for following programs 10-10-15 KBOY rfgi rancte 12112:30 (Sunday oiiV) KBOY lanch; 7:45 Sign off 2-00 The Christophers 230 American Forum 3 00 This la The Life 330 Disney land Park : 5 -00 So. Ore. Round Table 530 Hollywood Album 5-45 Fashion Review 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 Cameo Theater 9:30 Weekly News In Review - 9:43 industry on Parade ' 10:00 Life With Father 10:30 News 1035 Sign Off . v TV PiMramsKBES (Channel 5) - yntinit .an n iiIUm 4:00 Feminine Fancies 4:30 Vai Rogue Camera 5:00 Uncle Bill Show 530 Western Theater 6:30 Garden Farm ft Home 6:45 TV Question Box 70 Topper . ' 730 Modes in Maple as Fashion 7:45 Ames Bros. - 80 Those Whiting Girls 830 Ethel ft Albert k 9M0 Badge 714 930 Secret File USA 10:00 Weather 103 Best Theater 115 News 11:10 Sign Off Fire Hear Sulherlin . Fatal to Year-Old-Boy Sutherlin, Ore. (U.R) Tire that destroyed the fouTHroom frame house of Mr. and Mrs. Charles B. Williams Friday claimed the .life of one-year-old Benton Wilkerson and critically burned his two-year-old brother, Preston, and their grandmother, Mrs. Nellie Williams, 48. Neighbors rescued the family 'from the flaming home about 1 ; miles east of here. No fire f ight a.m. in a remote rural area 15 ing equipment was available and the house and its contents were 'destroyed., ..- :; - The children were living witn their grandparents while their mother, Mrs. Mollie Wilkerson, worked near Harrisburg, Ore. Cause of the fire was not leacned immediately. Dead tine Sunday Classified is at noon Saturday. 10 a.m. Monday for Monday; other day 530 nrarooue day. Personal Health Service v By WILLIAM BRADY, MJ. Readers should address Inquiries to: Or. William Brady 263 El Carnlno, Beverly Hills, Calif. 3 rj RHEUMAT1Z ISN'T FUNNY A bulletin issued by the Arth ritis and Qhematism Foundation year ago said "It should now be recognized that treatment" (of rheumatoid arthritis) "with the various drugs available today" (May, '54) "has not been shown to alter the natural course of the disease in a significant manner." 1 (Brady) have a vague con? ception of the type of joint dis ability called "rheumatoid arth ritis" and sometimes by other names which I'd rather not men tion here. (This is still a health column). Maybe I'm just showing my ignorance, but from all I have been able to learn from the rec ognized authorities we (the medi cal profession, I mean) know no more about the nature and treat ment of "rheumatoid arthritis" than Dr. Osier and his contem poraries knew 60 years ago. The Foundation's bulletin fur ther said: "Aspirin is still the most valuable drug in the treatment of the symptoms of rheumatoid arthritis." That's tantamount to confirma tion of what I have just said. Aspirin" is, in my opinion, the least dangerous dope any one can use to relieve ache or pain, whether due to joint disability or any other complaint. But that's all one can say about it. Aspirin- certainly doesn't 'cure anything, and in my judgment Yreka Council Sets Rationing of Water i Yreka. Calif. (U.fS Water ra tioning went into effect here to rlav after reservoirs suDDlving city water users reached un usually low levels. The city council voted to im pose penalties, including fines, imprisonment and loss of water service for persons who refuse to comply with the rationing order (HEMORRHOIDS ) IKATE0 MTHOUT HOtWAI. OFIMTKJN " COMVINKNT OKDfT . t rOOKLSTVAtsr Cat "NONE i-UtO 09. SXYNOIM TtoUYNOIXSOJXZS Naturopathic and Ctiiroprab'c Physiciant MOUti a 00 S.H. n IOoVh! I'M CCNTi tTSSST G the less of this dope one uses in any circumstance the better. No tice, please, I say aspirin is the least dangerous dope this does not imply that it is safe enough to use in the careless way some ninny-hammers do, . for trifling discomforts. .- A reader asks why I persist in saying "rheumatiz" when there is no such word in the diction ary Fifty years ago old grannies said that but not since. Do I think it is funny? . The word is in Webster's characterized as dialect. But in the pamphlet Calcium and Rhtumatis for which send stamped, self-addressed en velope -I try t9 show that in most cases of chronic joint dis ability there is a notable absence of the signs of' true inflamma tion heat, pain, redness and swelling and hence no reason to call the trouble arthritis (joint inflammation). By nudging, with out violence, I try to show also that the concept of chronic rheu matism is absurd, misleading, without substantial basis. Oh, no, I'm not trying to say that arthritis can't happen. I merely contend that when you complain of lame or painful joint or joints it is ridiculous for a doc tor to call your trouble arthritis and let it go at that. That's a snide diagnosis. If you are a gullible customer and the doctor treats your "arthr-itis'! ($1.98 way of saying "joint inflamma tion") with a funny diet, light, heat, the latest miracle medicine which purports to be good for "arthritis" or any other monkey shines commended by the best advertised "clinic," you. may be sure the medical merchant is guessing. On the other hand real arthritis may be . tuberculous, septic (Streptococcic), . brucel lotic, syphilitic,' gonorrheal, pneumococcic and each, of these calls for a specific treat ment. , 1 The nature of the trouble in most cases of chronic joint dis ability, as it seems to me, is phy sical degeneration of joint tis sues. Any real inflammation which may occur in the course of physical degeneration is inci dental and in, any case cold, dampness, sudden changes, insuf ficient clothing and all that old hokum bunkem has nothing whatever to do with the trouble. Doctors and . folks are techy, about the subject. The reader's protest is typical of many similar protests received from doctors and folks. The very idea that one is degenerating is offensive. Be that as it may, rheumatiz is the name used to signify phy sical degeneration of joint tissue. I would never mention it at all if I were not prepared to offer advice which, honestly and in- CROSSWORD PUZZLE '?r telligently followed, will retard tlz. For further details bt nam the degeneration "process or in some instances reverse 'the pro cess, into regeneration of joint tissues, and cure of the rheuma- to - read pieces to follow. v Of course, if they are not printed, there's nothing I can dq about it. - - '- ' -- ' - - Copyright John F. Dille Co. Rtady Mad and Mad To Order ; SURE HOLD TRUSSES RUPTURE SPECIALIST! Users Say . "Rupture Gen in a raw Months" FREE EXAMINATION So B Sure with a Sure Held NORTHWEST ORTHOPEDIC & SURGICAL SUPPLY CO. v 2747 N. PACIFIC HIGHWAY Vi Mil North of Big Y Portland's Sunday Car Sale Ban Invalid Portland (1.R) An" attempt by the City of Portland to ban the sale of cars on Sundays has been ruled unconstitutional by Circuit Judge Alfred P. Dobson. The jurist declared "the ordi nance is oppressive and discrim inatory." The ruling came on appeal from a municipal court convic tion of Car Dealer Joe Dobbins. Car dealers had deliberately courted 'arrest under the ordi nance to test its constitution ality. " ' Judge Dobson said "there : is no elements of policy which con trol the treatment motor vehicle dealers should .receive at the hands of the law which do not apply 'with equal force to most other retail establishments which may undertake to engage in Sunday sales activities." City oficials did not reveal whether they would appeal the decision. , afr Vkam I L'tssftaT U r aV aW W K & m UU) U SSOLDTr HOOCRNI PROMOTERS JjOLSHOw VOL) HOW.'-l Y TH.NKVCf COULD We have Been trying to ttS lQUATEO. ro-WEE THTOtSfe track down the story obout ANSisT;tf 7JT PSYCHOLOGY.-) jJw THAT WKfff' ( fLL an old dist. jfy Jtf ' -- .dL BUZ SAWYER " ' , . BUZ SAWYEX F" I . . mtf$ ( OF ML FIACES YltCK,BTr V I ill WTTHEa VOTOT,3Hfa f J r 'G MUl 99 T II I K I TO WAKE AM ) OUT! SHE I If I rfTIISt ) VU! H?Vt VrSZ j " " " I 1 a...aaa.aaMas-aaaaaswaaaaaaaaaaaaaa i I - ' - WJ I In Baw gf 'Wtm M -J iJ" I 1 I S M J. akT - Tl r l I BARNEY GOOGLE and SNUFFY SMITH mmtT Waw attajnii mMin Xtm suin- that ce 1 1 X iaal-thats that a A , ,m &Kt PILL. PEDDLER FER ! (' HL 6WE (X3C H5TTCHART I JT ((MlFi . SuLd . RVE HUNNERT iisJACK IS RVE DCLLBsJ G&J WJ ' ' Liquor Revenues - Distributed in State ! Salem U.R) Apportionment of liquor revenues derived from a tax imposed on manufacturers and importing distributors - of malt and other alcoholic beve rages has been made to cities and counties of Oregon, accord ing to Secretary of State Earl T. Newbry. , The apportionment, based on the ,1950 federal census figures, represents a distribution of $62, 607 for the quarter ended June 30, Newbry said. WALT'S TV & Radio Service Oldest Shop la So. Oregon 409 E. Main Phone 2-226 Day or Night Service SO 50 (Medford and vicinity) W Night Calls and Sundays Ne Calls rtt ve. r all day Sat ACROSS 1 Any minute almpla organism Detested 11 Want U Habituates 14 Pronoun 15 Relate IT A stat. (sbbr.) 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