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TEN MEDFORD (OREGON) MAIL TRIBUNE Sunday, January 13, 1958 RADIO PROGRAMS-SUNDAY Programs listed below arj received from the radio stations and the Mail Tribune assumes no responsibility except to make such changes as are supplied KVJC 1230 kc K.MED 1440 ke KWIN 1400 kc 7:00 Chevrolet Newscast Silence Music for Sunday 7:15 Organ Melodies' Silence Music for Sunday 7:30 ABC Concert Hall MONITOR Music for Sunday 7:45 ABC Concert Hall MONITOR Christophers Program . 8 :00 Voice of Prophesy MONITOR" Puck The Comic Weekly 8:15 Voice of Prophesy MONITOR Puck The Comic Weekly 8:30 Light & Life Hour Church of Christ Christians Hour 8 :45 Light &c Life Hour Morning News Church of Christ 9:00 CBS Newscast Gospel Hour Radio Bible Class 9:15 Sunday Music Hall GospefHour Radio Bible Class 9 30 Sunday Music Hall The Christophers Voice of Prophecy 9:45 Hour of St. Francis Mid-Morning News Voice of Prophecy 10:00 Paul Carson-Orga . Presbyterian Service Newspaper of The Air 10:15 Paul Carson-Organ Presbyterian Service Christian Science Hour 10:30 Salt Lake City Choir 'MONITOR Frank & Ernest-- 10:45 Salt Lake City Choir MONITOR Songs of Devotion 11:00 Music of all Faiths Catholic Hour Sunday Melodies 11:15 Music of all Faiths Catholic Hour Sunday Melodies 11:30 N.Y. Philharmonic MONITOR Sunday Melodies 11:45 N.Y. Philharmonic . MONITOR Sunday Melodies 12:00 N.Y. Philharmonic MONITOR News 12:13 N.Y. Philharmonic MONITOR Bill Cunningham 12:30 N.Y. Philharmonic MONITOR Record Pets" 12:45 N.Y. Philharmonic MONITOR Music for Sunday 1:00 Woolworth Hour MONITOR Guy Lombard 1:15 Woolworth Hour MONITOR Guy Lombard 1:30 Woolworth Hour MONITOR Andre Kostelanetz 1 :45 woolworth Hour MONITOR Andre Kostelanetz 2:00 Chevrolet Newscast Nutrilite Theatre Sunday Serenade 2:13 Music with Mantovani Nutrilite Theatre Sunday Serenade 230 Greatest Story Nutrilite Theatre Sunday Serenade 2:45 Greatest Story Nutrilite Theatre Sunday Serenade 3 00 Musical Mixmaster MONITOR Music for Listening 315 Musical Mixmaster MONITOR Music for Listening 3:30 Musical Mixmaster MONITOR Music for Listening 3:45 Musical Mixmaster MONITOR Music for Listening O 4 :00 World News Beat MONITOR Gospel Call 4:15 Edgar Bergen"" MONITOR Gospel Call 4-30 Edgar Bergen" MONITOR Old Fashioned Revival 4:45 Edgar Bergen MONITOR Old Fashioned Revival 5:00 Bekins Hlywd. Music" MONITOR Old Fashioned Revival- 5 15 Bekins Hlywd. Music MONITOR Old Fashioned Revival 5 30 CBS Newsroom"" Shirley Thomas Lutheran Hour 5:45 CBS Newsroom MONITOR Lutheran Hour 6:00 Vignette" " MONITOR Walter WincheU 6 -15Our Miss Brooks MONITOR Tomorrow s News Hdls. 6- 30 Two for the Money MONITOR Richard Hayes Show- 6:45 Two for the Money MONITOR . Richard Hayes Show 7 00 Otene Autry MONITOR What's Ahead for '56 ' 7-15 Gene Autry MONITOR What's Ahead for '56 730 Gunsmoke MONITOR Hopalong Cassidy 7I43 Gunsmoke MONITOR Hopalong Cassidy 8 00 ABC Newscast Minister's Roundtable Guest Star 0- 15 Mitch Miller" Minister's Roundtable JohnT. Flynn oo Paul Harvey MONITOR" State of the Nation B.vTsunday Serenade MONITOR State of the Nation 9 00 Tremendous Trifles Conversation News Paper of The Air g.'j5 Juke Box Jury"" Conversation Bob Considme 930 Juke Box Jury Quaker Hour Men's Corner 9 -45 Juke Box Jury " Quaker Hour Sports Time in .nn ABC Newscast Richfield Reporter Billy Graham Program joaSScto Remember Music to .Dream By BUly Graham Program 10:30 Revival Time- Eternal Light News Sign of f 10-45 Revival Time Eternal Light 11:00 Sign Off News &. Sign Off ABC "CBS NBC MBS ' RADIO PROGRAMS-MONDAY fiHYa'wS Patrol - KMED Presents Top of the Morn ng 1-ifclYawn pStrtl First News Top of the Morning 7-nn Tnffee Concert Larro-Round-up Time Hemingway News 7:?5artinAgronVky Weather & Local Beat Breakfast Gang n :,SlTom MacLeod Sports News Commentary Regional News Weather & 7:50 News Best Buys "a-nn Frank Goss World News Roundup Cliff Ingle News 1-'?SZBreakfasTciub Kash b ox & Swap & Sell Bob Green News otllreakfastClub Songs & Visit B b e Institute' :?g-B5fgi rlh Fibber & Molly' Bible Institute -Q-nn Tpd Malone Friendship Circle Town Topics 2- ?Zcote Glee Club Friendship Circle Capitol Commentary Sruelln Trent" Manhattan Melodies Voice of Dehverance Bulletins Mid-Morning News Voice of Deliverance . - 1 i F7 Weekday Newspaper of The Air 10:00 Relay Quiz mfftrtfi Telo-Test H32Z ?"nv- Pauline Frederick Queen For A Day T--nn Paul Harvey Lunchtime News & wax Noontime News ?9:?tjeeoers& Record Rack. Lunchtime Markets Western Roundup Time nRoeue Valley Reporters Lunchtime Features Western Roundup Time jMw it ffnsV Pets Mystery &Kashbox Western Roundup Time, -, ' - . rifrpv Right to Happiness ' Western Roundup Time :?sArthur Godfrey" Young Widder Brown Western Roundup Time 1 aV?Z r nrifrlv" Pepper Young's Family Western Roundup Time 1 Arthur 8v in Mv House' Carnation Milk Time '-, :nnetrig,iv for the Ladies Helen Hayes . Luncheon with Lopez S'??-Irtw Godfrey" Dr. Norman Peale Luncheon with Lopez , ?iHmSftv" Westside Party Mutual Music Box gg Sggf gv- Wests.de Party SavyBand -?-np,.th Ashton'" Westside Party News' Story Time WMusictl Mxmaster Westside Party Story Time' Sr S i Mixmaster Westside Party Behind the Story g-ffi!! Master Westside Party Telo-Test 'no The Childrens" Hour Weekday' Hemingway News' 7- ??i,,fh iS Weekday Here's the Answer i:SZr-llhl230 PTA Program Sam Hayes fr33!"h ".30 & Weather PTA Program Fulton Lewis Jr. lFlrR;MUrr0W" Hoferforler"" IStST- I'lnTlfnrn Harmon Lone Ranger- Bob Green News MsTpSSiG Lone Ranger Bill Brundifie Sports' , -.'mv-ninnw Music KMED Sports Daily Gabriel"Heatter - I :??" PASJSf Thomas Washington Report Local News linAm&Andy Man on the Go. Virgil Pinkley jg-g- Music News Sam Hayes- , f-dfrev Talent ScoutChet Huntley True Detective 2 :?? rf Talent Scouts-Fibber & MoUy True Detective ?lnZlwnrln News Beat Med ford Guard Time John Steele- 7TKdrnn" Medford Guard Time John Steele -R-no Chas Coilingwood" Morgan Beatty Record-Session !'.?2Zrrt'Massev Show One Man's Family Record Session 8 sotlvofcef Firestone- Henry J. Taylor Pop The Question; g jl f Firestone Music & News Pop The Question n'.nn rpie: Npwscast" Telephone Hour News 2 Mfic Rioter - Telephone Hour Fulton Lewis Jr. o Tuner Concert Hall Jack's Private Line . gZlhowlS Concert Hall Jack's Private Line iivnn PRSNeTO Richfield Reporter KWIN Karavan 10:00 CBb wev.s Music to Dream By KWIN Karavan 10:15 Music to Remember " y KWIN Karavan JoMusIc to NlgRtchman , ' KWIN Karavan SljSg Sjg . ,,5 garavan mrSr Sign Off Music Til Morn. All nite ABC CBS NBC . MBS KBOY 730 KC I oroerams at same time daily, unless otherwise Indicated) V4l lien on Music throughout day except for following programs: . A. nnv RarraiVis- 11-12 (Sunday only) First Baptist service. "PM Jl22:lf KBOY ranch; 12:15 - 1230 (Sunday only) KBOY ranch; 6:30 Sign off. . '. TV Programs eKBES (Channel 5) SUNDAY 12 Face the Nation 12-30 Opera Theater "The Magic Flute 2:30 The Christophers 3:00 College Hour 3:30 TBA 4:00 Sunday Matinee . 5-30 Jackson County Public Health 6:00 This is the Life 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 Weeklv News in Review , 9:45 It's Fun to Reduce 10:00 Loretta Young 10:30 Break the Bank 1 1 K)0 Musical Travels 1130 Midget Movies 12:00 News and Sign Off MONDAY j 1 50 Devotions 12:R0 Matinee . 1 ;b Garden Home & Farm 1-15 Secret Storm 1:30 Afternoon Theater 2:45 Val Rogue 3:00 Feminine Fancies 3:30 Western Theater 4:30 Uncle Bill c 5:00 Pinky Lee 5:30 Howdy Doody 6:00 TV Question Box 6:15 News 6:25 Weather 6:30 Adventures in Literature 7:00 Studio One 8:00 Burns & Allen 8:30 Badge 714 9:00 I Love Lucy 9 :30 December Bride 10:00 Firestone Theater 10:30 Lawrence Welk 11:30 Midget Movie 12 :00 News & Sign Off Alleys Becoming Things of Pas! Chicago (U.R) The alley is steadily becoming a thing of the past in American cities. Now, according to the Ameri can Society of Planning Offic ials, a number of subdivisions of one and two-family houses prohibit alleys. Most of the new regulations barring alleys pro vide for easements instead. Some cities, says the society, including Detroit, are encour aging property owners in older district to. eliminate alleys and giving advice on how to go about it. The arguments against alleys stress that they are expensive and a nuisance to maintain. In most places, the society contends if they are kept up at all it is not by the city but by property owners. The Community's Biggest Marketplace BEVERLY'S TV & RADIO Phone 2-9001 - 634 Crater Lake Ave. Service Calls $3.50 Open Sunday Through Friday My own shop 8 years near Pori T V TROUBLE? CALL MINKLER'S TV Reliable Service Always! PHONE 2-9824 40 S. Bartlett The Medical Roundup Emeritus Consultant In Medicine, Mayo Clinic Emeritus Professor of MedUine, Mayo Foundation NEW ATTEMPTS TO CURE CANCER As I said in a recent column, the ultra-tiny viruses have a de- ciri"H nreference for certain tis sues in certain animals. Like a small boy at table, they may refuse ab solutely to eat certain foods such as brains or tripe or liver; or, while willing to. eat beef, they may balk at pork. Also I pointed out that just as a mother can con ceivably train her boy to eat and even prefer brains and liver. to other meats, so a laboratory researcher may take a virus, such as the one of polio, that likes to eat out certan nerve centers in a child's spinal cord, and so change its appetite that it will perhaps stay in the child's bowel, leaving the nervous sys tem untouched. A while ago the research workers in the great Sloan Ket tering research laboratories in New York City discovered a few viruses that have a special fond ness for living on cancer cells. The logical thing to do then was to train these viruses, through many generations, to be- ever more fussy and choosy about eating cancer cells until they would not care to eat also the normal cells of a man. - Now, I read that two such viruses have been developed and are being tried out on cancerous men and women. Naturally, it wi be some tira before the re-:. suits of . such treatment are known, but .the idea back of it sounds like a good one. In the last release of the Na tional Foundation for Infantile Paralysis, Dr. Hart E. Van Riper stated that last year hospital admission rates for polio in 8-year-olds the best vaccinated group had dropped 52 per cent. The corresponding drop for 7-year-olds was 4- per cent. For young people aged 15 through 19 years, not vaccinated, the de crease in admission rate de creased by only 12 per cent. We now can hope that some Refueling Hose Boon To Air Might Buffalo, N.Y. (U.R) A new type of refueling hose has been developed here that is proving a boon to the country's' air might. The Buffalo plant of Hewitt Robins Inc.,' helped on ihe pro ject by the Air Force and the Navy, is turning out hose that makes possible the refueling of military planes at faster speeds and higher altitudes than here tofore. ' The core of the hose is a syn thetic rubber tube reinforced with high-tensile steel. The cov ering is of oil-resistant neoprene. The new hose, according to the company, "eliminates the problems of bursting, crushing and stretch formerly encounter ed in the aerial transfer of gas oline and jet fuel." ' B u f f a 1 a factory manager Frank W. Blancha'rd said the new product is much' more dur able than previous types of re fueling .hose and eliminates, to a great degree, the danger of them breaking and spilling gas oline on the plane being refuel WALT'S TV & RADIO SERVICE Oldest Shop in So. Oregon 409 E. Main Pbone 2-2269 Day or Night Service, (Medford and vicinity) Night Calls and Sundaya No calls Fri. Eve or all day Sat. $3.50 day, as there is less polio sweep ing through the country, the in cidence of the disease will keep falling steadily. It is now esti mated that last year the use of the Salk vaccine in the schools saved between 1200 and 1300 children from getting paralytic polio. You should know what most wives think that ''Foreign Aid" is. It's when their husbands hold the car door open for them. -JUIj-JM U.M- L I 1 ' WARM WELCOME is given President-elect Juscelino Kubit schek (left), of Brazil, when he visited General Douglas Mac Arthur at Ne York hotel. 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