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7 :00 Che v. Newscast
7;15 Organ Melodies"
7ilJ ABC Concert Kail'
7:45 ABC Concert Hall'
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MONITOR"
MONITOR'
8 00 Voice of Prophesy
8:15 Voice of Prophesy"
8:30 Lij?ht & Life Hour
8:45 Light & Life Hour
9.00 CBS Newscast
9:15 World Affairs Report
9:30 Holiday for Dates"
8:45 Hour of St. Francis
MONITOR
MONITOR
Church of Christ
Morning Newt
Gospel Hour
Gospel Hour
Christophers
Mid-Morning News
10: Gk Paul Carson-Organ
10.1"!: Paul Carson-Organ
10:30 Salt Lake City Choir'
10:45 Salt Lake City Choir1
Presbyterian Service
Presbyterian Service
'Catholic Hour
1 Catholic Hour '
1 1 :00 Music of all Faiths
1 1 :15 Music of all Faiths
11:30 N.Y. Philharmonic"
11:45 N.Y. Philharrnonic"
12:00 N.Y. Philharmonic"
12:15 N.Y. Philharmonic"'
12:30 N.Y. Philharmonic"
12:45 N.Y. Philharmonic
Catholic Hour"
Catholic Hour
MONITOR"
MONITOR"
MONITOR'
MONITOR
MONITOR
MONITOR
1 00 Woolworth Hour"
1 ;i5woolworth Hour"
1:30 Woolworth Hour"
MONITOR
MONITOR
MONITOR
MONITOR
1 :45 W ooiwortn jiour--
2:00 Chevrolet Newscast" Operation
2:15 Sunday Serenade
Operation
2 :30 Greatest Story"
Operation
3 00 Face the Nation Nutrilite Theatre Music for Listening
315 Face the Nation Nutrilite Theatre Music for Listening
3 30 Cathy Godfrey" Nutrilite Theatre Music for Listening
3 :45 Cathy Godfrey" Nutrilite Theatre Music for Listening
4 00-rWorld News Beat MONITOR Gospel Call
414-Edgar Bergen" MONITOR Gospel Call
4:30 Edgar Bergen" MONITOR Old Fashioned Revival
4 145 Edgar Bergen MONITOR ' Old Fashioned Revival
"5 00 Bekins Hlyw-3. Music" MONITOR" Old Fashioned Revival
5;15Bekins Hlywd. Music" MONITOR Old Fashioned Revival
5-30 CBS Newsroom" Shirley Thomas' Lutheran Hour
5 -45 CBS Newsroom" MONITOR" Lutheran Hour
00 Vignette" MONITOR WalterWinchell
g-15 Our Miss Brooks" MONITOR Tomorrow's News Hdls.
6 j0 Two for the Money MONITOR Rin-Tin-Tin
6:45 Two for the Money" MONITOR Rin-Tin-Tin
7 00 GeneAutry" Operation Helping Hand Wild Bill Hickok
7 15 Gene Autry" Operation Helping Hand Wild Bill Hickok .
7V0 Gunsmoke" Voices erf Chistmas Hopalong Csssidy'
7J45 Gunsmoke Voices of Chistmas HopeJong Cassidy
g 00 Facts or Fantasies Minister's Roundtable Guest Star
g!5 Mitch Miller" Minister's Roundtable John T. Flynn
g30 Mitch Miller Show" Music to Dream By State of the Nation
g -.flfe Mitch Miller JShow; Music to Dream By State of the Nation
" 9 00 Trem. Trifle; Romance" Conversation" News Paper of The Air"
g ig Romance"0 Conversation' Bob Considine"
9.30 City Hospital" G Quaker Hour Men's Corner"
9:45 City Hospital" ' Quaker Hour Sports Time
in 00 Music to Remember Richfield Reporter' Billy Graham Program'
i0:15 Galen Drake Music to Dream By Billy Graham Program
10;30 Revival Time Eternal Light" News Sign off .
10 AS Revival Time' Eternal Light'
11:00 Sign Off News & Sign Off
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6 00 World News Roundup" KMEDKorral Wakeup Ranch
6 :15Yawn Patrol KMEDKorral . Wakeup Ranch
6 30 Yawn Patrol KMED Presents Top of the Morning
i 45 Yawn Patrol First News Top of the Morning
" 7 no Coffee Concert Larro-Round-up Time Hemingway News
r?5MartinAgronVky Weather & Local Beat Breakfast Gang
70 Tom MacLeod Sports News Commentary Regional News
4 jHarrv Babbitt' Weather & 7:50 News Best Buys
" on Frank Goss" World News Roundup Cliff Ingle News
2:?wRreakfartXIub" Kashbox & Swap & Sell Bob Green News'
S-lSZlralkfaltc Sb' Songs & Visit Bible Institute"
fjgZg?g""tClub- Fibber & Molly Bible Institute'
-0 ,,n TPH Mnlone" Friendship Circle Town Topics
9-?tZcofe Glee Club Friendship Circle Capitol Commentary
hnr itv Hospital" Christmas Shopper Voice of Deliverance
9:45Hcity Hotpitel" Mid-Morning News Voice of Deliverance
IbiOO-Whispering Streets' M. McBride Dr. Pearle Newspaper of The Air
i n i rftipn Drake" Weekday Telo-Test
ISoZHoward Miller Show" Weekday Ringo-Bingo
gZffngpost Weekday Rmgo-Buigo
ll:00-Monfs Music Box Weekday; gv"K
Jlorra 'Dr'ake"50" wS& SA Day
1 :Ant Mary" PauUne Frederick Queen For A Day
WnnN Paul Harvey Lunchtime News & WX Noontime News
li:?5-Jeepers & Record Rack Lunchtime Markets Western Roundup Time
l Xnolue Valle" Reporters Lunchtime Features Western Roundup Time
"Weather & : Lost Pets" Mystery KMED KashboxWestern Roundup Time
-rTT Arthur Godfrey" Right To Happiness Western Roundup Time
J?wShu Godfrey" Stllla Dallas Western Roundup T me
VOArtlmr Godfrey Widdcr Brown 1 Western Roundup Time
1 .gA r,h"r nSrt f"v Pepper Young' Country Style U.S.A. j
2 00 Strictlv for the Ladies . Woman In House Luncheon with Lopez-
iArthur Godfrey" Claude Rains" Luncheon with Lopez
ntlRuth Ashton" Westside Party YuletideShoppingGu de
""tl.xmaster Westside Party YuletideShoppingGuide
"?7in Honspnartv Westside Party" YuletideShoppingGuide
i'h HoSartv' Westside Party YuletideShoppingGuide
'Aftconcl?time Westside Party Behind the Story
Ifr rtYme Westside Party Telo-Test'
,.nn tt-p rhildrens' Hour Weekday" . - Hemingway News
t?lclub 1230 Weekday Here's the Answer-
1.7o3r ubl230 P.T.A. Program Sam Hayes ,
4 4sIIciub 1230 & Weather P.T.A. Program Fulton Lewis Jr.
" -no -Edward R. Murrow" Regional News Bob & Ray'
i??ZRillTstern Hotel For Pets Bob & Ray
inllninner Music Lone Ranger' Bob Green News
grg""r? Lone Ranger Bill Brundige Sports
00 John W. Vandercook KMED Sports Daily Gabriel Heatter
CS VZi nvJJ.ll Thomas" Washington Report Local News
kAoZaZk & And Christmas Melodies Virgil Pinkley
t ?g-iAnriv Music News Sam Haves.
jrj: rodfrev Talent ScoutEd Arnow True Detective
1 :??Z?odf rlv Talent Scouts'Fibber & Molly True Detective"
1 '3uZmu4c Sc Jack Cason-'Medford Guard Time John Steele"
7 T Carson" Medford Guard Time John Steele"
"fl-rifi rha"s Collingwood" Morgan-Beatty Record Session
IZTenneeeEmie" One Man's Famtty Record Session
IVo"ce?f Firestone Henry J. Taylor" Pop The Question
:!Zice of Firestone Music & News Pop The Question
RRa Newscast" o Telephone Hour" News
q--?ZMusic Center 0 Telephone Hour Fulton Lewis Jr
?:n3rRS Orchestra This Is Noel" Jack's Private Line
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10-PM 215 KBOY ranch: 12:15 - 1230 (Sunday only) KBOY ranch;
6:30Sign off.
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SUNDAY
12 00 Sunday Matinee
130 This is the Life
2 oo Pro Football 49ers vs Colts
5:00 College Hour ui.h
5 30 Jackson County Public Health
6:00 Pacific Pioneers
6:15 Christmas Styles
6:30 It's a Great Life
7:00 Private Secretary
7:30 Waterfront
8:0rEd Sullivan Show
9 :0lW-GE Theater
9:30 Weekly News in Review
9:45 Musical Magic
10:00 l.oretta Young
10:30 Break the Bank
1 1 ;oo Destination Hawaii
1 1 :30 Midget Movies
12.00 News and Sign Off
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11:50 Devotions .
12:00 Matinee
1:00 Garden Home & Farm
1:15 Secret Storm
1:30 World of Mr. Sweeny.
1 :45 Val Rogue Camera
2:00 Pinky Lee
2 :30 Howdy Doody
3:00 Feminine Fancies
3:30 Afternoon Theater
4:45 TBA
5 :00 Uncle Bill Show
5 30 TV Question Box
5:45 Adventures in Literature
6:15 News
6 :25 Weather
6:30 Hollywood Album
6:45 Shopping for Fashions & Gifts
7:00 Studio One
8:00 I(grns & Allen
8:30 Badge 714
9:00 I Love-Liscy
9:30 December? Bride
10:00 Firestone Theater
10:35 Best Theater
11:35 News
11:40 Sign Off
HOW. PLEASE?
Pi'burgh (U.R) Allegheny
county commissioners scratched
their heads today after county
fair officials announced they
had acid a six-day bicycle race
to the program. The county fair
is a i e-day event. ,
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Music for Sunday
Music for Sunday
Music for Sunday
Christophers Program
Puck The Comic Weekly
Puck The Comic Weekly
Christians Hour
Church of Christ
Radio Bible Class'
Radio Bible Class'
Voice of Prophecy"
Voice of Prophecy
Newspaper of The Air
Christian Science Hour'
Frank & Ernest
Songs of Devotion
Sunday Melodies
Sunday Melodies
Sunday Melodies
Sunday Melodies
News
Bill Cunningham
Record Pets
Music for Sunday
Guy Lombardo
Guy Lombardo"
Music for Listening
Music for Listening
Helping Hand Music for Listening
Helping Hand Music for Listening
Helping Hand Bill Cunningham
Damage Suit Filed
In Circuit Court
A complaint asking S20,000
damages was filed in circuit
court Thursday by Ervine Per
kett, as administrator of the es
tate of Eilene Perkett, against
Leroy Nogle.
The complaint charges that
Nogle was negligent in driving
at excessive speed and with faul
ty brakes when a car driven by
him struck and killed Eilene
Perkett, age 4, on the Tiller Trail
highway July 16.
Central Point Youth
Arrested For Larceny
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A 16-year-old Central Point
boy was arrested Thursday, on a
charge of grand larceny in con
nection with the theft of four
new tires from Panter's Service
statiqn, Central Point.
The boy was turned over to
Jackson county juvenile author
ities. NEW BLACK
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The Medical Roundup
AN ANTI-COLD VACCINE .
Many persons wonder why
doctors cannot prevent or cure
t'oo f-ommon rold. One of the
yw1-1 'i? I main difficul
ties is that
there are a
number of dif
ferent types of
colds and in
fluenzas, each
due to a dif
ferent . virus.
Worse yet,
these viruses
are often
ciiaiiging so mat, when a new
epidemic of colds arrives, per
haps by plane from Europe or
Asia, a vacciae that was work
ing well becomes useless.
A while ago the commonest
virus of the "common cold" was
isolated and grown outside the
body, and this made possible the
development of a vaccine. Now,
Dr. Huebner and associates are
planning to test on a few thous
and military recruits a killed
vaccine (like the Salk vaccine
for polio) that they have made
to combat a type of cold that af
fects mainly the throat and. the
conjunctiva, or outer membrane
of the eyes.
One difficulty with a cold vac
cine, and even a good one, is
likely to be a transient effect,
and a need for getting "shot"
with a new one every October.
But even with this drawback, a
real protection against colds
would save this country millions
of dollars every year and mil
lions of people would not have
to stay home from work for a
few days out of every few
months.
We can hardly expect any vac
cine to protect us for long be
cause even a severe cold will
not always protect us for more
than three or four months'.
Polio Virus Crystallized
Recently, at the University of
California, Dr. C. E. Schwerdt
and 'F. I. Schaffer were able to
so purify a polio virus that some
of it crystalized. It is startling
to think of a disease-producing
virus as a crystalline chemical,
but recently two other Califor
nia virologists, Drs. H. L. Fraen-kel-Conrat
and Robley Williams
did a very remarkable thing.
They split tobacco mosaic virus
into two parts of protein and
nucleic acid, neither of them
harmful. Then they combined
them again to make the disease-
producing virus.
Now, virologists have hopes
that some day they can syn
thesize the tobacco mosaic virus
and then a living thing will have
been made or "created" in a test
tube, i
Rheumatoid Arthritis
Recently, the Arthritis and
Rheumatism Foundation re
ported that a test developed in
1947 is now 90 per cent accurate
in detecting the worst form of
arthritis which is the rheu
matoid.
For some unknown reason, if
one mixes blood taken from a
patient with rheumatoid arthritis
with a specially treated blood
taken from sheep, the blood cells
of the sheep will stick together
to form tiny clumps which will
then drop to the bottom of the
tube. There are many laboratory
tests of this "precipitin" or "sedi
menting" type.
Another very useful ' test,
which will strongly suggest that
a patient has the rheumatoid
type of arthritis is the measure
ment of the red blood sedimen
tation rate. If blood (to which is
added a trace of a chemical that
will keep it from coagulating)
is put into a small-bored glass
tube, standing up about a foot
high in a rack, in an hour the
red ceils will have dropped
down or sedimented perhaps 5
or 10 or 20 mm. If the person
has a fibrositis this will probab
ly not affect the sedimentation;
if he has a mild form of arthritis
the drop in the cells may be 30
or 35 mm., but if he has an
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active rheumatoid arthritis, the
drop is likely to be 60 or 70 mm.
What happens is that in the
blood of the diseased persons
red blood cells tend to stick to
gether and to form tiny lumps
which fall faster than do the
very tiny single blood cells.
Search for A Drug
A while agoTl pointed out that
often when research physicians
are searching for a drug for
some disease they have to try
out hundreds of thousands of
chemical substances that might
possibly work. They keep look
ing for a lead, and when they
find one, they follow it up. I
was just reading that in the last
2J2 years, the Hammond Bay
Fishery Laboratory, near Rogers
City, Mich., has tested more than
5,000 chemical substances that
might kill baby lampreys. Lam
prey eels are now killing mil
lions of valuable trout in the
Great Lakes.
At last the researchers have
found a drug that looks as if it
does the work, and now it is
hoped that the trout can be
saved.
Rauwolfia For Heart Pain
At the recent meeting of the
American Heart Association, Dr.
Bernard I. Lewis and his asso
ciates at the University of Iowa,
reported that most persons who,
after a coronary attack, are left
with heart pain, can be consid
erably relieved by taking a
Rauwolfia drug.
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)
We have nothing but
sympathy for a local man
who bought his son a set
of bar bells for Christmas.
And then had to send
his wife down to the sport
ing goods store to carry
them home.
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By MRS. JUNE TAUNTON
Butte Falls The Butte Falls
Gun club will hold a Christmas
Turkey shoot Sunday,' Dec. 11.
The shoot will be held at the
Butte Falls Gun club starting at
11 a.m. Lunch will be served.
Mr. and Mrs. Pharoah Dyer,
Butte Falls, had as their guests
over Thanksgiving, Dyer's broth
er and wife, Mr. and Mrs. Deenie
Dyer of Olympia, Wash.
Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Newton,
Glendale, Calif., are visiting Mrs.
Newton's sons, Joe and Booth
Dyer. '
Charles Campbell surprised
his daughter, Mrs. Glen Cathey,
with a visit last week. Campbell
just returned from Buffalo,
Minn., where he was hospitalized
for several weeks. Also visiting
Campbell were Mr. and Mrs. Bill
Reid and daughter, Janelle.
Fire broke out in the wood
shed of Mr. and Mrs. Alva Web
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ster last week. Volunteer fire
fighters extinguished the blaze
before too much damage was
done.
Boilerman 3rd class Eugene
Wright, son of Mr. and Mrs. Herb
Wright was home for seven days
last week. He returned to his
ship, the U.S.S. Charles E. Bran
non, Tacoma, Wash., last Friday.
Mr. and Mrs. Leo West left
Nov. 25. for San Diego, Calif.,
where they will stay for five
months. West, who is in the
Navy has been stationed at
Adak, Alaska, for the past year.
Paul Higley, Arlington, Calif.,
visited his aunt, Mrs. Clara Kent,
and his cousin, Homer Kent, for
a week.
Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Rodgers
and their two sons, Brookings,
Ore., visited over Thanksgiving
with his parents, Mr. and Mrs.
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000 U. S, Post Offices notices
that all Chinese nationals in the
United States are free to -go to
Red China if they want, it was
learned Friday.
The move is designed to per
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