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?OUR MEDFORD (OREGON) MAIL TRIBUNE
Friday. August 19, 1955
RADIO PROGRAMS-FRIDAY
,Z) Programs listed below are received from the radio stations end the Mail
Tribune assumes no responsibility except to make such changes as are supplied
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KYJC1230 ke KMED 1440 he KWIN 1400 kc
4 00 Chas. Collingwood Patty Rose FuJton Lewis'
4 15 Club 1230 PatrvRose Hemingway News
4:30 Club 1230 KMED Presents Here's the Answer
4 45 Fr.tn Goss Elmer Peterson Sam Hayes
5 00 The Ferris Reel Regional News Bobby Benson
5 13 BUI Stern 3 Star Extra Bobby Benson
5:30 Amos & Andy Lone Ranger Bob Greene News
5:45 Amos & Andy; News NBC News Bill Brundige Sports
6 00 Music Box Sports Daily Gabriel Heatter
6:15 Godfrey Ac Edwards Game Comm Show Local News
6:30 Lowell Thomas' News & Second Chance Virgil Pinkley
6 45 Platter Previews Second Chance Sam Hayes
7:00 Sports & Term. Ernie Morgan Qeatty News Counterspy
7:15 Sports: Term. Ernie One Man's Family Counterspy
7 30 Strange X Minus One Record Session
w45 Saga X Minus One Record Session
frtjf) Portland vs Seattle Biography In Sound City Editor
8:15 Portland vs Seattle Biography In Sound City Editor
8 30 Portland vs Seattle Biography In Sound Evening Serenade
845 Portland vb Seattle Biography In Sound Evening Serenade
9 00 Portland vs Seattle Josephine co. Fair News
9:15 Portland vs Seattle Josephine CO. Fair Fulton Lewis Jr.
9 30 Portland vs Seattle Perfect For Dancing Jack's Private Line
945 Portland vs Seattle Perfect For Dancing Jack's Private Line
10:00 Music to Remember Richfield Reporter KWIN Karavan
10:15 Music to Remember Fibber & Molly KWIN Karavan
10:30 Music to Remember Night Serenade KWIN Karavan
10 45 Burgie Music Box Night Serenade KWIN Karavan
1 1 :oo Burgie Music Box News & Nightwatchman KWIN Karavan
11 15 Nightwatchman KWIN Karavan
11:30 Nightwatchman KWIN Karavan
11:45 Nightwatchman & News KWIN Karavan
12:00 Sign Off ' KWIN Karavan
RADI0 PROGRAMS-SATURDAY
6 00 Chev. Newscast KMED Korral Wakeup Ranch
6:15 Yawn Patrol KMED Korral Wakeup Ranch
6:30 Yawn Patrol KMED Presents Wakeup Rancn
6:45 Yawn Patrol First News Wakeup Ranch
7:00 Texaco Reporter Dick Spain Band Network News
7:15 Martin Agronsky Weather & Local Beat Breakfast Gang
,-,7 30 Robert Q. Lewis News Commentary Breakfast Gang
7:45 Robert Q. Lewis' Weather & 7:50 News Network News
8:00 TEA KaffeeKlatch Social Security Prog.
8 15 TBA Gospel Program News
"8:30 No School Today Social Security Haven of Rest
8:45 No School Today Church Progrem Haven of Rest
6 00 No School Today Friendship Circle Ringo Bingo
9:15 No School Today Friendship Circle Ringo Bingo
9 30 Music Eox World Commentary Voice 01 Deliverence
9 45 Music Box Sat. News Desk Voice of Deliverence
"10 00 Gunsmoke MONITOR" Game of Day
10:15 Gunsmoke MONITOR Game of Day
10 30 Join the Navy Farm & Home Hour Game of Day
10:45 Tra din g Post Farm & Home Hour Game of Day
"1 1 :oo Breakfast Club Review' MONITOR Game of Day
11:15 Breakfast Club Review MONITOR Game of Day
11-30 Radio Farm News' MONITOR Game of Day
1 1 -45 Garden Gate MONITOR Game of Day
lP)0N Texaco Reporter MONITOR Game of Day
12:15 Countv Agent MONITOR Game of Day
12:30 Club 30 MONITOR Game of Day
12.45 Weather Report MONITOR Western Roundup Time
' i OOTexaco Reporter MONITOR Western Roundup Time
115 Club 1230 MONITOR Western Roundup Time
1:30 Club 1230 MONITOR Western Roundup Time
1:45 Club 1230 MONITOR Western Roundup Time
" 2 00 Chev Newscast" MONITOR 49ers vs Giants ftball .
215 Club 1230 MONITOR 49ers vs Giants ftball
2-30 Club 1230 MONITOR 49ers vs Giants ftball
2:45 Club 1230 MONITOR 4'Jers vs Giants ftball
' 3 00 Chev. Newscast MONITOR 49ers vs Giants ftball
ajg Club 1230 MONITOR 40ers vs Giants ftball
go Club 1230 MONITOR 40ers vs Giants ftball
3 45 Club 1230 MONITOR 49ers vs Giants ftball
4 00 CBS News MONITOR 49ers vs Giants ftball
. 415 UN On the Record MONITOR 49ers vs Giants ftball
1 4-30 Club 1230 MONITOR 49ers vs Giants ftball
4:45 P rank Goss MONITOR 49ers vs Giants ftball
5 00 Texaco Reporter MONITOR Academy Band
515 Vets. Adm. MONITOR Academv Band
5:30 Balances Eest MONITOR Report from Wash.
5:45 Balances Best MONITOR Your Social Security
6 00 Two For Money MONITOR Hawaii Calls
6:15 Two For Money MONITOR Hawaii Calls
6:30 Mr. District Attorney Grand Ole Opry Bible Study. Hour
6:45 Mr. District Attorney Grand Ole Opry Lombardo-Land U.S.A.
7700 ilst Precinct
7:15 Wist Precinct
7:30 Desert Inn Orchestra
8:00 Serine Football Game
,2-8:15 Shrine Football Game
o8:30 Shrine Football Game
845 Shrine Football Game
Q:00 Shrine Football Game
9:15 Shriae Football Game
Q 30 Shrffle Football Game
-Shrine Football Game
MONITOR
Talent Finals
'Talent Finals
MONITOR
Pop Time
Pop Time
Pop Time
Public Library Program
Football Bandstand
Shrine All-Star Game
Shrine All-Star Game
Shrine All-Star Game
Shrine All-Star Game
Shrine All-Star Game
Shrine All-Star Game
MONITOR
Sat. Dance Parade
Sat. Dance Parade
Sounding Board
Sounding Board
News
Stand by for Music
Sat. Night Dance Parade
sat. Night Dance Parade
10 00 Music to Remember MONITOR Sat Night Dance Parade
1015 Music to Remember MONITOR Sat Night Dahce Parade
10:30 Music to Remember MONITOR Sat Night Dance Parade
ffi):45 Music to Remember MONITOR Sat Night Dance Parade
(ft :00 Sign Off MONITOR Sat. Night Dance Parade
(J1-15 . MONITOR Sat. Night Dance Parade
11 .30 MONITOR Sat. Night Dance Parade
($11:45 MONITOR All Night Sign Off
12:00 . No Sign Off
ABC CBS NBC MBS
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KBOY 730 KC
(All programs at same time dally, unless otherwise Indicated)
A.M. 5:30 Sign on. Music throughout day except for following programs:
10-10:13 KBOY Bargains: 11-12 (Sunday only) First Baptist service. .
P.M. 12.12:15 KBOY, ranch: 12:13 - 12:30 (Sunday only) KBOY ranch:
3)45 Sign off.
TV Programs
0 KBES (Channel 5)
FRIDAY
3:50 Devotlonst
4:00 Feminine Fancies
4:30 Val Rogue Camera
5:00 Aunt Polly's Birthday Party
5:30 Wild Bill Hickok
6:00 Sports Reel
6:30 Hollywood Album
7:00 Pappy Coleman
7:15 Whites Of Their Eyea
7:45 Talent Time
8:00 Life of Riley
8:30 4-Star Playhouse
9 :00 Undercurrent
9:30 Luckv Sportstime
10:00 Weather
10:05 Best Theater
1 1 :05 News
11:10 Sign Off
SATURDAY -
10:15 Pre-Game Dizzy Dean Show
10:25 Pro-Baseball
2:00 American Derby
2:50 Devotions
3 00 Mr. Wizard
3:30 Dearborn Holiday
4:00 Faith For Today
4:30 Western Theater
5:30 Soldier Parade
6:00 The Christophers
6:30 Melody Wranglers
7:00 America's Greatest Bands
8:00 Eddie Cantor
8:30 Arthur Murray Party
9 .00 And Here's The Show
9:30 Break the Bank
10:00 Wrestling From Hollywood
10:30 News
10:35 Sign Off
SUNDAY v
U2:30 Let's Take A Trip
1 :30 Face the Nation
2:00 This is the Life
2:30 American Forum
3:00 Sunday Matinee
4:30 So. Ore. Roundtable
:00 You Are There
"-5 :30 Mobile Homes
5:45 Musical Magic
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-;Veekly News in Review
9:45 So. Ore. Health
10:00 Midget Movie
10:30 News
10:35 Sign Off
New Version of GCA 1
To Eliminate Delays
Washington (U.R) A new
version of Ground Control Ap
proach, now being made stand
ard by the Civil Aeronautics
Administration for the nation's
airports, will practically elimi
nate landing delays due to fog
and other inclement weather
conditions.
Planes, official publication of
the Aircraft Industries Associa
tion, says radar operators seeing
the "pips" of a dozen aircrafts
simultaneously on their screens,
have had to call for specific
maneuvers for positive identifi
cation of any one of those planes.
But a new system, in produc
tion, automatically "draws a
line" on the screen, spotting the
plane contacted.
This new airport equipment
is technically capable of assist
ing the pilot to land any aircraft
equipped for normal instrument
flight, regardless of visibility
conditions. Used to control and
expedite traffic around a busy
airport, it will permit landings
at the rate of one a minute dur
ing periods of minimum weather
conditions.
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Personal Health Service j
By WILLIAM BRADY, M.D.
Readers should address inquiries to:
Dr. William Brady
263 El Camino. Beverly Hills, Calif.
CHRONIC FATIGUE
At the Los Angeles meeting
of the American Osteopathic
Association last month Dr. Alex-
ander Levitt of Brooklyn
Brooklyn, where one of the few
surviving exponents of a great
newspaper tradition recently
succumbed to the smog of com
mercialism stated that iodine
is wind-borne from the sea, the
original source of all iodine, falls
to the ground in rain, dew,
snow, enters the soil, and plants
take it from the soil and man
and animals eating plants thus
get the iodine which is essential
for good health or should get
it in water and food.
Pollution of the air of areas of
heavy industry, in Dr. Levitt's
opinion. Smog blocks out enough
of the iodine supply coming in
land in the air from the sea to
impair the health of people re
siding in smog-plagued cities.
One of the most frequent ef
fects of iodine deficiency, as Dr,
Levitt observed in a study of
thousands of cases is "chronic
fatigue."
Dr. Levitt, a trustee of the
American Osteopathic Associa
tion, is probably outside the pale
in the opinion of the general run
of medical practitioners, par
ticularly the rank and file of the
A M A, who still take the dog-in-the-manger
attitude toward
osteopaths,' although osteopaths
have to pass the same examina
tion as medical candidates do to
get a license to practice. This is
precisely the way the old timers
Freak Blizzard Aids
Patient Photographer
Lenox, Mass. (U.R) Her
bert Woodger of Lenox is a pho
tographer with patience.
When a freak April blizzard
hit his town, local citizenry were
amazed to see Christmas lights
shining in front of Woodger's
house.
It seems Woodger had waited
all winter to take a realistic
Christmas scene, but just could
not get the right background.
Finally, in April, the snow
came, so he set up the lights in
front of his house and snapped
the Yuletide setting, some three
months late.
Court Records
POLICE COURT
Ivan Wendell Goble, excessive noise
(tires). $10.
Gifford Stone Oakes. excessive noise
(pipes), ?10.
DISTRICT COURT
Leroy Arthur Knight, no operator's
license, $15.
Lezete Muriel Morrals. drunk on
public highway, $15.
Paul E. Graham, switched license
plate, $20.
Curtis Leroy Janes, drunk on public
highway, $15.
Marguerite Rosemond Walker, viola
tion of basic rule, $10.
Ray v. Redmond, overload, $17.50.
Ernest E. Garrett, no PUC nermit.
$20.
Earl Rowland Stephenson, failure
to stop at stop sign, $10. -
Charles Leroy Bandv. no safety
chains, $15.
John Richard Reyton. four in front
seat; $10.
Danny Emery Louett. violation of
basic rule, $17.50.
Shirley Milton Croucher, violation
of basic rule, $10.
Dale Palmer, operating power driven
equipment on forest land without fire
extinguisher, $30.
CIRCUIT COURT
Mary E. Payton vs. Claude L. Pay
ton, divorce complaint.
Arthur Edwin Sanders vs. Ora Lee
Sanders, divorce complaint.
Frank C. Roberts Jr. vs. Audrey E.
Roberts, divorce complaint.
MARRIAGE LICENSE
APPLICATIONS
Roland Spencer Hartley, 21. of 5465
Pacific highway, Medford, and Joanne
Margaret Joanis, 21, of 585 Terrace St.,
Ashland.
Robert Ellsworth Vinson, 27, of 221
Haven st., Medford, and Alice Marie
Mitchell, 18, of 109 Rose St., Phoenix.
Dead line Sunday Classified Is at
noon Saturday: 10 a.m. Monday for
Monday: other days 5:30 previous day
behaved toward homeopaths in
the 19th century, and they'll
maintain the same policy toward
osteopaths as long as the public
can be hoodwinked.
Speaking of chronic fatigue,
which, come to think of it, I was
when I said, 20 years ago:
Just as many youngsters,
more girls than boys, begin to
mope in their teens for want
of iodine, so do many mature
adults have no pep or ambi
tion, a tendency to drop off in
a doze anytime, anywhere,
although they sleep long hours
every night, put on more and
more slacker flesh, have dry,
sallow skin, lustreless dry,
falling, prematurely graying
hair, arid in some instances
develop a melancholic out
look which is so different
from their former cheerful
disposition. These are com-
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s
The President was not
in Washington last week.
He was at his Gettys
burg address.
Dottle" Hall
Hair Stylist
Extends a warm welcome
to old friends and an
nounces she will take ap
pointments for perman
ents and styling as late
as 5:30 p.m. .. '
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131 S. Central-Phone 3-5379
,mon manifestations of Iodine
deficiency:
Now, for Pete's sake if men
tion of threse manifestations "hits
your case" or even scores a near
miss, don't give it another
thought, another serious thought,
especially not another morbid
thought until you hear from me.
Let me remind you I'm still
bound by the Hippocratic oath,
to do good if I can but anyway
to do no harm.
I'm taking a chance telling
only the half of it here (enough
space for the whole story not
available) only because I hope
you will neither think nor do
anything about it until you have
read the pamphlet The Iodin Ra
tion. Ask for it in writing,
signed, and inclose stamped, self
addressed envelope.
What I tell you in the pam
phlet may do no good but even
so I'm sure it can do no harm.
QUESTIONS & ANSWERS
Pruritus
Your leaflet on "Rectal Itching" . . .
(J. B. V.)
Answer What about it? On signed
written request I'll send a pamphlet
on PRURITUS (itching without ap
parent cause) to any one who pro
vides stamped, self-addressed en
velope. Cats .Dogs. Fleas and Children
Do fleas from a dog bite children'
Our son plays with the dog and gets
bites like mosquito bites . . .
(Mrs.' W. W.)
Answer Yes. Send 25c and stamped.
POISON OAK?
Try a Bottle of ZEMACOL
You must be satisfied or your money
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day at WESTERN THRIFT.
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25 City in Alaska
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30 Deep sleep
31 Old womanish
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38 Sacred Image
39 Male sheep
40 Allowance for
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