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TWO MTDFORD (OREGON1 MAIL TRIBUNE RADIO PROGRAMS-FRIDAY Program! listed below art received from the radio stations and the Mail Tribune assumes no responsibility except to make such changes as are supplied KiJC 1230 ke K.MED -1440 kc KWI.N 1400 kc 4:00 Children's Hour Weekday Funon Lewis 4:13 Club 1230 Weekdav Hemingway News 4:30 Club 1230 KMED Presents Here's the Answer 4 :45 Club 1230 & Weather 3 Star X-Tra Sam Hayes 5:00 Ed ward R. Morrow Regional News Bob and Ray 5 .15 Bill Stern Hotel For Pets Bob and Ray 5:30 Dinner Music Lone Ranger Bob Greene News 5:43 Frank Goss' Lone Ranger EU1 Brundige Sports 6 00 Story of Victory Sports Bandstand Gabriel Heatter 6:15 Lowell Thomas- Sports Bandstand Local News 630 Amos & Andy Sports Reports Virgil PinkJey 6:45 Amos & Andy" Tornado Salute Sam Hayes 7:00 Music With Mantovanl Morgan Eeatty Counterspy 7:15 Len Casanova One Man s Family Counterspy 7:30 Tommy Prothro Fibber & Molly City Editor 7 :45 Tornado Tempos Coke Sports Light City Editor 8:00 Medford vs Marahfield Medford-Marshfield Record Session .8 15 Medford vs Marshfield Medford-Marshfield Record Session ' 8 30 Medford vs Marshfield Medford-Marshfield Richard Hayes Show 8i45 Medford vs Marshfield Medford-Marshfield Richard Hayes Show 9:00 Medford vs Marshfield Medford-Marshfield News" 015 Medford vs Marshfield Medford-Marshfield Fulton Lewis Jr. 9-30 Medford vs Marshfield Medford-Marshfield Jacks Private Line 9 45 Medford vs Marshfield Medford-Marshfield Jacks Private Line 10:00 21st Precinct" Richfield Reporter KWIN Karavan 10:15 21st Precinct- Cubby's Den KWIN Karavan 10 -30 Music to Remember Cubby's Den KWIN Karavan 10 :45 Music to Remember Night Watchman KWIN Karavan Xl:00 Music to Remember News & Nightwatchman KWIN Karavan 1115 Music to Remember Nightwatchman JS,;S Karavan 11 :30 Music to Remember Nightwatchman Sw,iiV Karavan 1 1 45 Music & News Nightwatchman & News KWIN Karavan 12:00 Sign Off Sign Off . Music till Mom. All nite RADIO PROGRAMS-SATURDAY ESST" KMED Ko"al WakeupS '4sZvawn Patrol Here's To Vets Top of the Morning 6 Yawn Patrol First News Top of the Morning 7-nnrhfv News' Bob Crosby Network News ?-'?5arUn Agronsky Weather & Local Beat Breakfast Gang ? ntlFrank Goss News Commentary Breakfast Gang 7 -bounty Agent Weather & 7:50 News Network News- nnMr District Attorney KaTfeeKlatch Social Security Prog. IMriSSAUorne? . KMED Presents KesV jUn No School Today- Social Security Haven ot "est iNo Ird Today Statesmen Quartet Haven of Rest " a 00 Chevrolet Newscast" Friendship Circle 7 Songs of The Saddle 0 iZsatuVdav Melodies . Friendship Circle Songs of The baddle tounsmoke- ' C. Harsch Voice of De verance 4.tgunsSgke Sat. News Desk Voice of Deliverance lOflO-Chev. Newscast" MONITOR News in innhrt O Lewis ' Ohio vs. Iowa Music JnfcRhvthm RoW Ohio vs. Iowa Ringo Bingo ?giSgt Ohio vs. Iowa Eingo Bingo . nn rFthall Roundup" Ohio vs. Iowa Record Hits i1 J :?2ZGJ Ftball Roundup- Ohio vs. Iowa Record Hits ?lotllFlbl l RounouS Ohio vs. Iowa Record Hits I :!Z Fthgli: Roundup Ohio vs. Iowa Town & Country Time ; , !n CBs Ftball. Roundup- Ohio vs. Iowa Western Roundup 12:lsIIcBS Ftball Roundup" Ohio vs. Iowa Western Roundup Time ?l'3ttwetther Report Ohio vs. Iowa Western Roundup Time "jRS Ftball Roundup Ohio vs. Iowa Western Roundup Time ' 1 00 CBS Ftball. Roundup" MONITOR Western Roundup Time 1 IsZcBS Ftball Roundup" MONITOR Western Roundup 1 It-CBS Ftba RounduS MONITOR Western Roundup 1-45 CBS Ftball Roundup MONITOR Calif, vs O.S.C.- 2 :00-Stanfordvs Oregon; MONITOR; CaTif. vs 0.C. 2:15 Stanford vs Oregon; MONITOR; Ca f. vsO.S.C. 2 30 Stanford vs Oregon MONITOR; Calif, vs O.S.C. 2 45 Stanford vs Oregon MONITOR Calif, vs o.a.i. 3:00-Stanfordvs Oregon; MONITOR; Calif, vs O.S.C. is Stanford vs Oregon MONITOR I-aiii- vsu.s .v-. 3 30ltEf Xd vs Oregon MONITOR; Ca if . vs O.S.C.; 3 -45 Stanford vs Oregon MONITOR Calif, vs O.S.C. 4 00 Club 1230 MONITOR Calif, vs O.S.C.; 2'?2Zrinhl230 MONITOR Calif, vs O.S.C IJftc ub 1230 MONITOR Calif, vs O.S.C.; t451ub l230 MONITOR Calif vs O.S.C no Chevrolet Newscast MONITOR Academy Band; ! 5ete?ans AdrrSustrat'n MONITOR Acadenry Band 5 adZwavne Morse Speech MONITOR 5eP02 from Wash Vl.Frank Goss MONITOR Your Social Security --inn philorielnhia Orchestra Nat'l F & H Hour Hawaii Calls IinUadilpMa1 OrcSesSa Nat'l J & H Hour Sgg sSto 'hoot 830 Philadelphia Orchestra Grand OleOpry Bible Study Hour Philadelphia Orchestra Grand Ole Opry Pop Time n 00 Mr. District Attorney MONITOR P Time 7 -15 Mr District Attorney MONITOR S?,?lm? , 7 '3oHlVs Time MONITOR Public Library rlawrenceWelk MONITOR Pop Time - no Juke Box Jury MONITOR S.O.C. vs O.C.E. 8:15 Juke Box Jury MONITOR S.O.C. vs O.C.E. 8 :3oZjukl Box Jur? MONITOR S.O.C. vs O.C.E. I jtZjl So Jury" MONITOR S.O.C V3Q.C.E. "9 00 This I Believe ' MONITOR S.O.C. vs O.C.E. ilBas'nStreiijazi MONITOR S.O.C. vs O.C.E. 9 30 Treasury Show MONITOR S.O.C. vs O.C.E. likZ.j5to The Skies" MONITOR S.O.C vs O.C.E. Tn .nn ARC Newscast MONITOR Jacks Private Line in istlBfnlingTartv- MONITOR Jack's Private Line JSZmusIc to Remember MONITOR Sat. Night Dance Parade "5-Music iS'mSer MON.'.TOR Sat. Night Dance Parade 1 . .nn Music to Remember MONITOR Sat. Night Dance Parade JstlMuslctoReernber MONITOR Sat Night Dance Parade ?i:inHMusictS Remember MONITOR Sat. Night Dance Parade jM.ictoRlmlm&New, MONITOR All Night Sat. Nite Dance Parade i2:00 Sign Off No Sign Off Sat. Nite Dance Parade ' ABC "CBS NBC -MBS KBOY 730 KC f All nroerams at same time daily, am 5-45 Sign on Music throughout .- ..' 11.19. (Snnriav 'PM. 12-12:15 KBOY ranch; 630 Sign off. 12:15 TV Programs KBES (Channel 5) FRIDAY 8:00 Aunt Polly 5 :3o Wild Bill Hickok 6 K)0 Suited For Today 6 :30 General Sportstima 6:45 Warm Up Time 7:00 Cavalcade of Sport 7:45 Leahy's Forecast 8:00 Life of Riley 8:30 Hollvwood Album 8:45 Medical History 8 :50 News 9:00 France Afloat 9:30 Pal Club Fighta 9:45 Talent Time 10:00 The Line Up 10:30 Weather 10:35 Premier Theater 12:00 News and Sign Off SATURDAY 12 :00 Matinee 1 :30 Discover Jamaica 2 :00 NCAA Ftball.: U of O-Stanford 5 :30 Western Theater 6:00 Faith For Today 6:30 Melody Wranglers 7 :00 People Are Funny 7 30 Ozzie & Harriet 8 :00 Great Gildersleeve 8:30 The Honey mooners 9 :00 Eddie Cantor 9 :30 Its Always Jan 10 .-00 Geo. Gobel 10:30 Wrestling i 1 1 :30 Midget Movie 12:00 News 12:05 Sign Off SUNDAY 11:00 Pro Football: Rams vs Bears 1 :45 Apprenticeship Pgm. 2:30 The Christophers 3 :00 College Hour 3:30 This is The Life 4:00 Sunday Matinee 5:00 Holiday Assignment 5:30 Jackson City Pbc. Health 6.-00 Virginia's Famous Skyline 6:15 In The Mood 6 30 It's A Great Life 7:00 Private Secretary 7:30 Waterfront 8:00 The Ed Sullivan Show 9:00 G. E. Theater 9:30 Weekly News In Review 9 :45 Musical Magic 10:00 Loretta Young 1030 Break the Bank 11:00 Coffee, Favorite Beverage 1 1 30 Midget Movies 12:00 News and Sign Off SEE H EAR THE NEW Black Easy Vision 1 WZZrVV E 40 SOUTH Authorized Factory unless otherwise Indicated) day except for following programs: onlvl First Baptist service - 12:30 (Sunday only) KBOY ranch; NATO Names Briton To Dual Posts Paris (U.P.) The North Atlan tic Treaty Organization today announced the appointment of British Air Vice Marshal Sir Bryan V. Reynolds to two posts. Reynolds was named Allied maritime commander in chief, Channel command, and air com ander in chief, Eastern Atlantic area of the Supreme Allied At lantic Command. Reynolds, presently deputy commander in chief for air in the Mediterranean, will assume both posts next March or April. FIRST NICARAGUA ENVOY Managua, Nicaragua (U.R) Kanichiro Kubote, first Japanese diplomatic representative to Nic aragua in history, will present his credentials today. There are no Japanese citizens in Nicar agua. HEAR WAYNE MORSE speak Saturday KYJC 5:30 to 5:45 P.M. 5d COMPARE Inc. LEVI SI ON Phone 2-9824 BARTLETT SALES & SERVICE Friday, November II, 1955 The Medical Roundup ARTHRITIS People ask me what I would do if I had arthritis. The first thing I would do would be to try to make sure what type of arthritis I had. Most people who think they have arthritis really have fibrositis which is a much milder disease, and a disease that will not deform their joints and will probably never produce crippling. One of the ways of telling if one has fibrositis and not severe arthritis is to get an estimate of the red blood sedi mentation rate (a simple and cheap laboratory test). If the figure is low and well within normal limits, the disease is like ly to be fibrositis. We do not know the cause or mechanism of fibrositis but it is probably related to arthritis. Why? Be cause one often finds severe arthritis in one member of a family and a mild fibrositis in anqther member. If these two diseases are inherited together they should be related. There are some persons who have an acute type of arthritis which can be relieved some times by the removal of bad tonsils or some badly infected teeth. Old arthritics and per sons with the deforming rheu matoid arthritis cannot hope to get much relief from the re moval of so-called focal infec tions. The worst type of arthritis is the rheumatoid form, in which the hands usually soon become weak and knobby and deformed and with the fingers all slanting toward the outer side of the hand. In this form of the disease, there is often much pain and disability. The patient may be forced to live in a wheel-chair or even in bed. This is one type of arthritis which is likely to be helped by cortisone and sim ilar drugs. There is a type of rheumatoid arthritis which, usually in, young persons, attacks the joints of the spine' and quickly ossifies the spine so ' that there no longer is any movement in it, and the man has to walk in peculiar, easily recognizable way, usually with his head bent over forward. In the senescent type of arth ritis, which attacks elderly per sons, the patient, especially if much too heavy, may have pain in deformed hip joints, knee joints and ankle joints. These joints have been pounded down through the years, until the bone surfaces are roughened. Natur ally, such arthritis in elderly persons is not easily cured. As I often say, the only way of curing such a person "would be to send to the factory for a new joint." In many cases a person with arthritis can be helped with good physiotherapy and he (or she) can be helped with some of the newer drugs. If there is crippling, the persons can be helped by experts in rehabili tation who may be able to get him out of his bed or his wheel chair and back to work. A point for all bad arthritics to remem ber is that the cortisone-like WALT'S TV & RADIO SERVICE Oldest Shop in So. Oregon 409 E. Main Phone 2-2269 Day or Night Service rft (Medford and vicinity) J.jU Night Calls and Sundays No calls Fri. Eve or all day Sat. Pre Christmas CD EE ELECTRIC HORN riVEE with each Bicycle Raleigh Columbia Southern Oregon's Finest Cycle Shop . S&H GREEN STAMPS Boys! Girls! Enter the SNO-BOY TV- Contest . . . Win a FREE RALEIGH BICYCLE WHITE'S CYCLE SHOP 36 South Bartlett Phone 3-4331 SALE v Emeritus Consultant in Medicine, Mayo Clinic Emeritus Professor of Medicine, Mayo Foundation . drugs commonly do not cure; they relieve pain and disability and give the man a sort of vaca tion from his arthritis. It is well to use the smallest dose of the drug that will make life bear able. Large doses are likely to bring undesirable side-effects. Children and Terrible Burns One of the most distressing things to see is a small child terribly burned. Often one sees a child who fell into a tub full of boiling water that the mother had left on the floor of the kitchen. She had planned to add cold water and then to bathe the children, but her attention was diverted for a minute, or she was called to the telephone, and suddenly there was a scream. Perhaps one child push ed another in. In other cases a child will get so close to an open grate (without a screen) that the clothing caught fire, and, as a result, the child either died or was left terribly scar red for life. I will never forget a woman I once saw who, though affectionate by nature and very desirious of being married as other women are, had never been able to find a mate because her skin was so ugly where she When a song writer knocks himself out writing about the romance of fall ing leaves, you can be sure of one thing. He's never raked any. vWTiJTfD I ( S0RRV, COMMANDED, BUT PIPE DOWN, I f PiSff WE DONTN I AND AKYWAY, AND THE LESS -m VTvfl I 'JL 'AJ "X V THAT'S Ml. SAWYER'S DESK.) (JUNIOR1. V0UMEAW BI1T KNOW. 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Let us suppose that, during the night, the children's grandmoth er on her way to the kitchen, had stepped on that skate her feet would have shot out from under her, and the result would have been a broken neck, or a broken hip, and perhaps months of ill ness in a hospital. The moral is do not leave man-traps about. Dr. Alvarez regrets he hasn't Strange As BHD UBS IN WHIT fOK H5 FkcY fnW TJ. 1 PW Of. Al V (J Wit ". I r-g LW m - sa " SUDDENLY, PEOPLE ARE 1 SMASHING DPr-yJ WHOLE TV ? Jf.Z?TrJr ( H'INTHeV II Mfnrf) New Jersey Turkeys 'Sophisticated Type Trenton, N. J. (U.P.) Gov. Robert B. Meyner declined to enter New Jersey turkeys in an Illinois weight contest on the grounds of "aristocratic tradi tion." The governor cited New Jer sey turkeys as having "a lineage dating back 300 years to the days of Charles II." "New Jersey looks coldly upon your boast that, unless the monsters you are feeding break out of their corral, Illinois is likely to run away with the com petition. Our turkeys regard mere brawn with as much. dis dain as a duchess looking at bugs," Meyner wrote to Gov. William G. Strattoh, of Illinois. the time in which to read or answer requests for information. (Released by The Register and Tribune Syndicate, 1955) It Seems by Elsie Hix BRONTE famous Englieb author, wolt IS Novei 1M 5 MONTHS umi7s r fflull.fiPP.Mt; feWiPUWH) ltd WW BURIED IN CORNERSTONE OrWZOLO BUN ruUNVM m inc. Freak Accident Kills Reedsport Teenager Reedsports, Ore. (U.R) Fourteen-year-old Caroline Brenda Hill was killed in a freak acci dent near here Thursday as she walked along a road to meet a school bus. The Douglas county sheriff's office said the girl, daughter of Martin E. Hill of Reedsport. was struck by a snag that broke and fell from a tree just as she passed under it. The body was found by the school bus driver, Mrs. Walter Murphy. 0IS0I1 OAK? Try a Bottle of ZEMACOL You must be satisfied or your monej cheerfully refunded. Get a bottle to day at WESTERN THRIFT. 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