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TWELVE MEDFORD (OREGON) MAIL TRIBUNE
Sunday, November 20, 1955
RADIO PROGRAMS-SUNDAY
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KVJC 1230 kc
KMJED 1440 kc
KWIN 1400 kc
7. -00 Chev. Newscast-
7:15 Organ Melodies'
7:30 ABC Concert Hall
7:45 ABC Concert Hall
MONITOR
MONITOR
MONITOR
MONITOR
Music for Sunday
Music for Sunday
Music for Sunday
Christophers Program
3:00 Voice of Prophesy
8:15 Voice of Prophesy
8:20 Light & Life hour"
8:45 Light & Life Hour
9 ;oo CBS Newscast
9:15 Galen Drake"
9 30 Washington Week'
9:45 Hour of St. Francis
MONITOR
MONITOR Church of Christ
Morning News
Puck The Comic Weekly
Puck The Comic Weekly
Christians Hour
Christopher's Story
Gospel Hour
Gospel Hour
Christophers
Mid-Morning News
Radio Bible Class
Radio Bible Class
Voice of Prophecy
Voice of Prophecy
10:00 Paul Carson-Organ Presbyterian Service
10 15 Paul Carson-Organ Presbyterian Service
10 30 Salt Lake City Choir--MONITOR"
10:45 Salt Lake City Choir'MONITOR
Catholic Hour
1 1 ;oo Music of all Faiths
11:15 Music of all Faiths
11:30 N.Y. Philharmonic
11:45 N.Y. Philharmonic
12 00 N.Y. Philharmonic"
12:15 N.Y. Philnarmonic-
12:30 N.Y. Philharmonic"
2 45 N.Y. Philharmonic
1 :00 Wool worth Hour"
1:15 Wool worth Hour"
1:30 Woolworth Hour-
1 :45 Woolworth Hour
Catholic Hour
MONITOR
MONITOR
MONITOR
MONITOR
MONITOR
MONITOR
Newspaper of The Air"
Christian Science Hour
Frank & Ernest
Songs of Devotion
49ers vs. Packers"
49ers vs. Packers
49ers vs. Packers"
49ers vs. Packers
49ers vs. Packers
49ers vs. Packers
49ers vs. Packers
49ers vs. Packers"
The Medical Roundup
Emeritus Consultant in- Medicine,
Mayo Clinic
Emeritus Professor of Medicine,
Mayo Foundation
MONITOR
MONITOR
MONITOR
MONITOR
49ers vs. Packers'
49ers vs. Packers'
49ers vs. Packers'
49ers vs. Packers'
2:00 Chevrolet Newscast"" Nutrilite Theatre
2.15 On a Sunday Afternn. Nutrilite Theatre
2:30 Greatest Story" Nutrilite Theatre
2 :45 Greatest Story Nutrilite Theatre
3:00 Face the Nation""
3:15 Face the Nation"
3-30 Sunday Serenade
3:45 Xmas Chimes""
Meet The Press"
MONITOR
MONITOR
MONITOR
49ers vs. Packers"
49ers vs. Packers
Bill Cunningham
Music for Listening
"Music for Listening
Music for Listening
Music for Listening
Music for Listening
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4:00 World News Beat
4:15 Edgar Bergen""
4:30 Edgar Bergen"
4 :45 Edgar Bergen"
MONITOR
MONITOR
MONITOR
MONITOR "
5 00 Bekins Hlywd. Music" MONITOR
515 Bekins Hlvwd. Music" MONITOR
5 30 CBS Newsroom" Shirley Thomas
5:45 CBS Newsroom" MONITOR
boo Vignette" MUiNityn
6:15 Our Miss Brooks"
Gospel Call
Gospel Call
Old Fashioned Revival
Old Fashioned Revival
Old Fashioned Revival
Old Fashioned Revival
Lutheran Hour"
Lutheran Hour"
6:30 Two for the Money
6:45 Two for the Money
MONITOR
MONITOR
MONITOR
Walter Winchell
Tomorrow's News Hdls.
Rin-Tin-Tin"
Rin-Tin-Tin
7;00 Gene Autry
7:15 Gene Autry"
7:30 Gunsmoke"
7 ;4 5 GunsmoK e
MONITOR
MONITOR
American Forum
MONITOR"
Wild Bill Hickok
Wild Bill Hickok
Hopalong Cassidy
Hopalong Cassidy
Minister's Roundtable
Minister's Roundtable
MONITOR FINAL"
MONITOR FINAL-
8 00 Facts or Fantasies"
8:13 Mitch Miller"
8 30 Mitch Miller Show"
a-4fi Mitch Miller Show
-BTTreTnTTrifle; Romance" Conversation
9:15 Romance"
9:30 Suspense"
9:45 Suspense"
10 00 Music to Remember
50:15 Music to Remember
10:30 Revival Time
" in -45 Revival Time
11:00 Sign Off
Guest Star
John T. Flynn
State of the Nation
State of the Nation
Conversation
Quaker Hour
Quaker Hour
Richfield Reporter
Organaires
Eternal Light
Eternal Light"
News Paper of The Air
Bob Considine"
Men's Corner
Sports Time
Billy Graham Program"
Billy Graham Program
News Sign off
News & Sign Off
ABC
CBS
NBC
MBS
RADIO PROGRAMS-MONDAY
6 00 World News Roundup
6:15 Yawn Patrol
6-30 Home Appliance Joe
6 :45 HomeppjianceJoe
7 00 Home Appliance Joe
7 : 1 5Martin Agronsky
7-30 Tom MacLeod Sports
tr,- Rahhitt
' KMED Korral
KMED Korral
Down to Earth
First News
Wakeup Ranch
Wakeup Ranch
Top of the Morning
Top of the Morning
Larro-Round-up Time
Weather & Local Beat
News Commentary
Weather & 7:50 News
Hemingway News
Breakfast Gang'
Regional News
Best Buys
8 :00 Frank Goss"
815 Breakfast Club
8 30 Breakfast Club
8 45 Breakfast Club
World News Roundup Cliff Ingle News
Kashbox & Swap & Sell Bob Green News
Songs & Visit Bible Institute
Fibber & Molly Bible Institute
9;00 Ted Malone
9:15 Cote Glee Club
am Helen Trent
9:45 Weisfield's Mike
Friendship Circle
Friendship Circle
Manhattan Melodies
Mid-Morning News
Town Topics
Capitol Commentary
Voice of Deliverance
Voice of Deliverance
Weekday
Weekday
Weekday
Weekday
Pauline Frederick
Ringo-Bingo
iOb-Whispering Streets' M-MUS-ide- Dr. dearie" ewspaper 01 xne r
JSii'-S Miller Show" Weekday . . Ringo-Bingo
1 0 :45 1 racungrAJai
1100 Mont's Music Box
11:15 Mont's Music Box
1 1 :30 Nora Drake
1 1 :45 Aunt Mary
News-Story Time
Story Time
Queen For A Day
Queen For A Day
li?57e'rf& Record Rack Lunchtime Markets Western Roundup Time
J'2-1 Jecp" iv iTnature Wpstprn Rnnnrinn Time
.Weather & Lost Pets; Mystery KMED KashboxWestern Roundup Time
Right To Happiness" western Kounaup nme
12:30-
12:-
1 :00 Arthur God trey "
1 15 Arthur uocurey -1
::i0 Arthur Godirey"
1 ;45 Arthur uoairey--
Stella Dallas-
Widder Brown
Pepper Young
Western Roundup Time
Western Roundup Time
Country Style U.S.A.
Too-Strictly for the Ladies
2 15 Arthur Godfrey"
2:30 Ruth Ashton"
2-45 Musical Mixmaster
Woman In House'
Claude Rains'
Westside Party
Westside Party
Luncheon with Lopez
Luncheon with Lopez
America's Front Door
America's Front Door
3 :oo Houseparty "
315 Houseparty
3:30 Concertime
3 :45 Concertime
4:00 The Childrens'
4:1.5 Club 1230
4:30 Club 1230
Westside Party
Vestside Party
Westside Party
Westside Party
Music
Melody Manor
Behind the Story
Telo-Test
Hour Weekday
Weekday
P.T.A. Program
I'ddciub 1230 & Weather P.T.A. Program
Hemingway News
Here's the Answer .
Sam Hayes
Fulton Lewis Jr.
" 5:oo Edward R. Murrow
5:15 Bill fatern
5:30 Dinner Music
5-4S Frank goss--
Regional News
Hotel For Pets
Lone Ranger
Lone Ranger
Bob & Ray
Bob & Ray
Bob Green News
Bill Brundige Sports
KMED Sports Daily
Washington Report
Man On The Go
Music News
6 00 John W. Vandercook
6 -.15 Lowell Thomas
6:30 Amos & Andy"
K-45 Amos & Andy'
-,.nn Godfrey Talent ScoutChet Huntley
5Zcodfrey Talent Scouts'Fibber & Molly
ioMus c & Jack Carson 'Med ford Guard Time
Jm, S rarwn" Medford Guard Time
Gabriel Heatter
Local News
Virgil Pinkley
Sam Hayes
True Detective
True Detective
John Steele
John Steele
8 00 Chas. Collingwood
815 Tennessee Ernie
830 Voice 01 Firestone
8 -45 Voice of Firestone
Morgan Beatty
One Man's Family
Henry J. Taylor
Music & News
Record Session
Record Session
Pop The Question
Pop The Question
9 00 CBS Newscast"
9 15 Fred Bobbins"
9:30 CBS Orchestra
9 :4 5 c BS Orchestra
10:00 CBS News"
1015 Music to Remember
10:30 Music to Remember
1 0 :45 Music to Remember
Telephone Hour News
Telephone Hour Fulton Lewis Jr.
American Adventure Jack's Private Line
American Adventure Jack's Private Line
Richfield Reporter KWIN Karavan
Music to Dream By KWIN Karavan
Nightwatchman KWIN Karavan
Nightwatchman KWIN Karavan
1 1 00 Music to Remember
11-15 Music to Remember
11:30 Music to Remember
1 j :45 Music & News
12 :M Sign Off
News & Nightwatchman KWIN Caravan
Nightwatchman KWIN Caravan
Nightwatchman KWIN Caravan
Nightwatchman & News KWIN Caravan
Sign Off Music Til Morn. All nite
ABC
CBS
NBC
MBS
KBOY 730 KC
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a m 5-45 Sign on Music throughout day except for following programs:
iX.is vonv Rsrgains- 11-12 (Sunday only) First Baptist service.
10" P.M Jf 2:15 iSoY ranch; 12:15 - 12:30 (Sunday only) KBOY ranch;
6:30 Sign off.
TV PROGRAMS - KBES (Channel 5)
SUNDAY
11-00 Pro Football: 49'ers vs Packers
1:45 Apprenticeship Pgm.
2:00 Fish on
2-30 The Christophers
3:00 College Hour
3:30 This is the Life
4:00 Sunday Matinee
5 30 Fashion Review
5:40 A Better Start in Life
6:00 Virginia's Famous Skyline
6:15 In the Mood
6:30 It s a Great Life
7:00 Jack Benny
7:30 Waterfront
8 :00 Ed Sullivan Show
9:00 GE Theater
9:30 Weekly News in Review
9:45 World cn Wheels
10:00 Loretta Young
10:30 Break the Bank
1 1 ;00 Wind & Spray
1 1 :30 Midget Movies
12:00 News and Sign Off
MONDAY
1 1 SO Devotions
12:00 Matinee
1:00 Music Hall
1:15 Secret Storm
1:30 World of Mr. Sweeny
1:45 Val Rogue
2:00 Pinky Lee
2 :30 Howdy Dood y
3:00 Feminine Fancies
3:30 Afternoon Theater
4:45 TBA
5:00 Uncle Bill Show "
5 30 TV Question Box
5:45 Garden Home and Farm
6 :00 Adventures in Literature
6:30 Treasure Shelf
6:45 Shopping for Fashions Sc Gifts
7:00 Studio One '
8:00 Conrad Nagel Theater
8:30 Badge 714
9:00 I Love Lucy
9:30 December Bride
' 1 0 AO Drive-in Theater
10:30 Weather
1035 Best Theater
11:35 News
11:40 Sign Off
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At the recent meeting of the
American Heart Association, Dr.
Pfil Dudley White, who was
consulted in
the case of
President Eis
enhower, in
stilled much
optimism into
the minds of
the visiting
specialists. He
justified this
o p timism on
the basis of sta
tistics thathave
been accumu
lated during recent years. Natur
ally, no doctor can prophesy
what will happen to a particular
man who just has had a heart at
tack, but as Dr. White said, "The
majority of my patients have had
but one attack, and have lived
for years after it, with or without
any limitations of activity, and
often with no shortening of life."
Dr. White went on to say, if
the artery that plugged up in the
heart was a small one, and if the
area in which the heart muscle
died, because for some minutes
it failed to receive enough blood
is small, the patient will not be
handicapped. He will be able to
walk along the street as fast as
he ever did, without getting pain
or shortness of breath. All he has
is a small scar. As I often say,
he is like a man with a wooden
leg: To be sure, he is somewhat
handicapped, but he will live as
long as he would have lived if
he had not lost his leg, and he
will be just as useful in his office
as he ever was.
In those cases in which the
amount of heart muscle damaged
is large, the man may remain
short of breath on stairs, or he
may suffer pain in his chest
when he tries to walk fast, or
particularly if he walks fast
after breakfast, or if he walks
into a cold wind. He may get
severe anginal pain, also, if he
loses his temper and "blows his
top." In the case of such a man,
naturally, activities will have to
be restricted.
Desk Comfort Likely
It seems certain now that Pres
ident Eisenhower will continue
to be just as able and efficient
a man as he ever was before.
Perhaps he will not play 27 holes
of golf in one afternoon, but at
his desk he is likely to be per
fectly comfortable and perfectly
safe. Still, I would fear for him
if next year he were to go out
to campaign, and to make sev
eral speeches every day or week.
A campaign for re-election to
the presidency must put a ter
rible strain even on a young and
healthy man.
Dr. White pointed out that
many men who have had a
coronary attack are even more
steady and efficient in business,
and more devoted to their duties
than they were before their spell.
They take better care of their
health than they ever did before.
The future of a man who has had
a heart attack can be influenced
by the height of his blood pres
sure. A high blood pressure must
put extra strain on the heart be
cause the muscle has to work
against a greater resistance.
Should Work
Dr. White went on to say that
if a man can work, he should do
so; it will keep him happier and
healthier. Idleness breeds unhap
piness, and this is bad for the
health of any man. It is bad for
a man who has been active all
his life suddenly to sit down in a
chair and do nothing. Usually it
is pretty tough, also, on the wife
to have an unhappy, irritable,
disgruntled and frustrated man
on her hands all day and every 1
day. Usually, under the impact
of this, her health deteriorates,
also. Often, in such cases, there
is nothing so curative for the
man as some work.
What distresses me is that
often today, when an employer
has been kind enough to give
work to a handicapped man, and
another heart attack has come,
a workmen's compensation board
or a jury gives the man or his
wife a whacking big judgment.
In these cases, the .tsoara or uie
jurors may feel that they have
been kind and good; but aciuauy,
as I must constantly keep point
ing out, every time they soak an
omnlnvpr who has been kind,
make it impossible for thousands
of handicapped men to gex a juo.
No business man can afford to
take the risk of employing him.
If we in America want to use, as
we should, the skilled labor of
thousands of men who are siignt
ly handicapped, and if we do not
A thousand little mice
were recently given a
thousand little bottles of a
carbonated beverage to
see if it had any ill effects
on them.
The only conclusion the
scientists have reached so
far is that 999 mice out of
a thousand practically
never excuse themselves
after burping.
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A New Anesthetic
A new steroid drua. recentlv
synthesized by Drs. G. D. Lau
bach, S. Y. P"au and H. W. Rudel
has been found at the University
of California to be an excellent
anesthetic. Injected intravenous
ly, and used together with some
nitrous oxide, it is said to pro
duce the relaxation of muscles
that is so desired by surgeons.
To the many diabetics using
insulin who, each day, find it
very hard to thrust the needle
into their flesh, I would suggest
they use a mechanism, obtain
able in drugstores, by which,
when a trigger is released, the
needle is driven in so quickly
that there is practically no pain
felt. If I had to inject myself
every day with insulin I think I
would get one of these trigger
mechanisms.
Dr. Alvarez regrets he hasn't
the time in which to read or an
swer requests for information.
(Released by The Register
and Tribune Syndicate, 1955)
Blue Mountains Scanned
For Elk Hunting Party
Walla Walla U.R) Search
ers moved into the Blue moun
tain area near here today look
ing for an elk hunting party of
five persons reported missing.
The missing persons have been,
identified as Vincent Follinger,
50, Seattle, his three sons,
James, 31, Armond, 28, Richard,
24, and John, 12. son of James
Follinger, all Seattle.
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