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Newspaper Page TextEIGHT MEDFORD (OREGON) MAIL TRIBUNE Sunday, January 22, 1956 - RADIO PROGRAMS-SUNDAY Programs listed below are received from the radio stations and Hie Mail Tribune assumes no responsibility except to make such changes as are supplied KVJC 1 230 kc KMED 1446 ke KWIN 1400 ke 7:00 Chevrolet Newscast" Silence Music for Sunday 7J3 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 Changing Times Puck The Comic Weekly 8:30 Light & Life Hour Church of Christ Christians Hour 8 :45 Light & Life Hour Morning News Church of Christ 9:00 CBS Newscast" Gospel Hour Radio Bible Class 9:15 How to Live" Gospel Hour Radio Bible Class 9 30 Sunday Music Hali The Christophers Voice of Prophecy 9:45 Hour of St. Francis Mid-Morning News Voice of Prophecy 10:00 Paul Carson-Organ 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 1 1 00 Music of all Faiths Catholic Hour Sunday Melodies 11:15 Music of all Faiths Catholic Hour Sunday Melodies 11:30 N.Y. Phil harmonic MONITOR Sunday Melodies 1 1 :45 NYPhil harmonic MONITOR Sunday Melodies 12:00 N.Y. Philharmonic MONITOR News 12:15 N.Y. Philharmonic" MONITOR Bill Cunningham 12:30 N.Y. Phil harmonic MONITOR Record Pets 12:45 N.Y. Philharmonic" MONITOR Music for Sunday 1X0 Woolworth Hour" MONITOR Guy Lombard 1:15 Woolworth Hour MONITOR Guy Lombard 1:30 Wool worth Hour MONITOR Andre Kostelanetz 1 :45 Wool worth Hour" MONITOR Andre Kostelanetz 2 00 Chevrolet Newscast" Nutrilite Theatre Sunday Serenade 2:15 Music with Mantovani Nutrilite Theatre Sunday Serenade 2 30 Greatest Story Nutrilite Theatre Sunday Serenade 2:45 Greatest Story Nutrilite Theatre Sunday Serenade 3 00 Musical Mixmaster MONITOR Music for Listening 3 15 Musical Mixmaster MONITOR Music for Listening 3- 30 Fort Laramie" MONITOR Music for Listening 3:45 Fort Laramie MONITOR Music for Listening 4 00 World News Beat MONITOR Gospel Call 4:i5 Edgar Bergen" MONITOR Gospel Call 4- 30 Edgar.- Bergen" MONITOR Old Fashioned Revival 4:45 Edgar Bergen" MONITOR Old Fashioned Revival "5 00 BekinsHlywd. Music MONITOR Old Fashioned Revival 5- 15 BekinsHlywd. 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 Wine-hell 615 Our Miss Brooks MONITOR Tomorrow's News Hdl. 630 Two for the Money MONITOR . Bob Considine 6 ;45 Two for the Money" MONITOR Wm. Hillman Comment 7 00 Gene Autry" MONITOR Wild Bill Hickok 7:15 Gene Autry MONITOR Wild Bill Hickok 730 Gunsmoke" MONITOR Richard Hayes Show 7:45 Gunsmafre" MONITOR Richard Hayes Show 8 00 ABC Newscast Minister's Roundtable Guest Star 8"15 Mitch Miller" Minister's Roundtable Musical Moments 8:30 Paul Harvev MONITOR State ot the Nation 8 ;4 5 Sunday Serenade MONITOR State of the Nation Too Tremendous Trifles Conversation News Paper of The Air 915 Juke Box Jury" Conversation Music 9:30 Juke Box Jury Quaker Hour Men's Corner 9:45 juke Box Jury Quaker Hour General Sports Time 10- 00 ABC Newscast Richfield Reporter Billy Graham Program 10 :15 Music to Remember Music to Dream By Billy Graham Program 1030 Revival Time- Eternal Light News Sign ofl 10:45 Revival Time Eternal Light - 11:00 Sign Off News & Sign Off ABC "CBS NBC MBS RADIO PROGRAMS-MONDAY 6- 30Yawn Patrol KMED Presents Top of the Morning f.45 yfwn Patrol First News Top of the Morning "7 00 Coffee Concert Larro-Round-up Time Hemingway News 7 15-artin Agronsky Rogue Valley Beeper Breakfast Gang 7- 30 Tom MacLeod Sports News Commentary Regional News 7-XwH?rv Babbitt Weather & 7:50 News Best Buys "a nn Frank Goss" World News Roundup Cliff Ingle News lBrSakfSrtClub- Kashbox i Swap & Sell Bob Greer . New. S.,n Rroakfast Club Songs & Visit Bible Institute figZRrkfasiauo Fibber & Molly Bible Institute "9 00 Ted Malone Friendship Circle Town Topics 9 15-Icote Glee Club Friendship Circle Capitol Commentary fl'HellnTrert" Manhattan Melodies Voice of De hverance I :IsZnpw" & Bulletins Mid-Morning News Voice of Deliverance ioOO-RelayQuiz ' Weekday NwspiTAx' in. is whispering Streets Weekday" i. ? loioHoardMiUerShow Weekday ; gingo-Bingo jgTVadfngFst Weekday Ringo-Bingo il:00-Twof5rTBaki? Weekday Tun! Tesf-News 11 .is AuntMarv" Weekday iune i, Uo Nora Drake Weekday Queen For A Day 11- 45Aunt Jgny" PauUne Frederick Queen For A Day .nfl PaufHarvev' Lunchtime News & wax Noontime News l:?5Zjeeper?& Record Rack Lunchtime Markets Western Roundup Time 9 nZZRnue Vallev Reporters Lunchtime Features Western Roundup Time '5,J,"h TyrT pits Mystery &Kashbox Western Roundup Time i -nn Arthur Godfrey"- Right to Happiness Western Roundup Time XrthurGodfriv" Young Widder Brown Western Roundup Time Arthur Godfrey Pepplr Young's Family Western Roundup Time sZArthur Godfrey" Women in My House Carnation Milk Time -9 nn qtudv Club ot the Air Wish Upon a Star Luncheon with Lopez 9 :??Artrmr Godfrey Wish Upon a Star Luncheon with Lopez 9- Jn House Party " Westside Party Mutual Music Box Westside Party The Agony Hour V'nnWiitri Ash ton" Westside Party News Story Time v?MuSicalMi9xmaster Westside Party , Story Time 1- Mv T?ue StSy Westside Party Behind the Story lZml True6 Iff? Westside Party Telo-Test "4-00 The Childrens' Hour Weekday Hemingway News 2-"i2Z?h.b 1230 Weekday Here's the Answer i-inZ? ubl230 PTA Program Sam Hayes 4-45ClSb 1 230 & Weather PTA Program Fulton Lewis Jr. ' t?Sfedrn-.MUrrW SofelforretsndUP Z' .. nn Dinner Music KMED Sports Daily GabHeTHeatter f?2rAn Thomas Washington Report Local News lmndy3 n0iesG0 laK b -43 Amos & Andy - Music News Sam Hayes -7 -no Godfrey Talent ScoutEd Arnow News True Detective ?-??ZGodfrev Talent Scouts-Fibber & MoUy True Detective Tfclworld News Beat Medford Guard Time John Steele 7.30-World New Medford Guard Tune John Steele -R.nn rha. collingweod Morgan Beatty Record Session 8-lsti5?rieyhow One Man's Family Record Session lOVoice of Firestone Henry J. Taylor Pop The Question; 1 :tgZvolcl of Firestone Music & News Pop The Question - - nnrm; mpwscast Telephone Hour News ttlicMalteT Telephone Hour Fulton Lewis Jr isftshefw Tunes Festival of Music Jack's Private Line liZlhow sSnes Festival of Music Jack's Private Line in -no CBS News" Richfield Reporter KWIN Karavan iuaSSlufio Remember ic to Dream By Karavan Jo-in Mu-sic to Remember Nightwatchman StS ioMusic to Remember Nightwatchman KWIN Karavan i2:M-Sign Off P g - MuS1C MOm- ' 'ABC "CBS 'NBC MBS I KBOY 730 KC . Jt fn urograms at same time daily, unless otherwise Indicated) 4 Tvi (t-45 SIn on Music throughout day except for following programs: Rnv Bargains 11-12 (Sunday only) First Baptist service 1 PM---l2-2:lf KBOY ranch; 12:13 - 1230 (Sunday only) KBOY ranch; 6:30 Sign qff. . . ' 12:00 News and Sign Off The Medical Roundup Emeritus Consultant !n Medicine, Mayo Clinic Emeritus Professor of Medicine, Mayo Foundation NEW STUDIES ON BRAIN AND NERVOUS SYSTEM A great day is dawning for re search in diseases of the brain, and this includes neuroses, psy choses (ment a 1 jpsets), epilepsy and mental re tardation. New technics have been discovered and are being discov e r e d, at last and a new type of research worker is ap pearing in the field. For years, psychiatrists have been compelled, more or less, 'to sit listening to the talk of the mentally disturbed. Then they have spun weird theories about why the patients thought as they did. According to some of my older and more old-fashioned psychi atrist friends, little that was of any use to insane patients came out of such theorizing. Most of it was sterile because it was just a copy of the theorizing of Freud. Certainly, I doubt if many psy choanalysts would claim that their theories have been of much help to the people in mental hos pitals. Some of Freud's theories were so preposterous that even his leading followers could not swallow them, and hence were excommunicated and cast out. In recent years laboratory trained neurologists and epilep tologists have shown clearly that in the cases of some brain dis eases like epilepsy the early ana lytic theories of causation were silly. Today, we know that in many cases convulsions are due not to early sexual traumas but to actual disease that can be demonstrated in the brain. Some times the diseased bit of brain is localized with the help of the electroencephalogram; it is then cut out, and with this the patient may be cured. Insane Calming Down Today it is a bit of a shock to some of the spinners of theories to see that, with the help of chlorpromazine and reserpine, thousands of the insane have been calming down and eettine so well that they have been dis missed from mental hospitals and sent home.- This suggests that the Freudian ideas of sexual trauma did not have much to do with their mental upsets. If such ideas had been important the patients would have first had to get rid of them through talking with their doctors. It is disturbing, also, to the theorists to see volunteers being thrown into a short spell of schiz ophrenia, not by any childhood sexual trauma but by a small dose of lysergic acid. Neither is it according to theory when a badly depressed woman is sud denly shaken out of her psy- cnosis by a few electric shock treatments, or when her mildly depressed sister is greatly helped each morning to get out of bed and pull herself together and go T V Programs KBES (Channel 5) SUNDAY 12 Face the Nation 12:30 Conversations With Distinguished Persons 1:00 Wide-Wide World 3:00 Grand Ole Opry 3:30 TBA 4:00 Sunday Matinee 5:30 Fashion Review 5:40 Hollywood Album 6:00 This is the Life 6:30 It's A Great Life 7:00 Private Secretary 7:30 Waterfront 8:00 Ed Sullivan Show 0 9:00 GE Theater 9:30 Weekly News in Review g:45 It's Fun to Reduce 10 :00 Loretta Young 10:30 Break the Bank 1 1 :00 Musical Travels 11 30 Midget Movies MONDAY 11 50 Devotions 12:00 Matinee 1:00 Garden Home & Farm 1:15 Secret Storm 1:30 Afternoon Theater , 2:45 Garry Moore 3:00 Feminine Fancies 3:30 Western Theater 430 Uncle Bill 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 Racket Squed 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 -5W'Vr,"J FAMILY COMEDY! A TUNE IN TONIGHT 6:30 P.M. CHANNEL 5 KBES-TV 1 TJ i V MICHAEL 0'SHEA WILLIAM BISHOP JAMES DUNN presented by YOUR CHRYSLER DEALER to work with a tablet of dexe- drine or some similar drug that acts on the brain. Experts in the new field of sci entific and physiologic psychi atry tell me that, so far as they can see, much of the weird struc ture of theory that was set up by Freud is now coming tumbling down. It is going to pieces under the impact of the many new facts which show that much of psy chosis and epilepsy is not due to silly thinking but to actual dis ease in the brain, or perhaps in the blood that is supplying the brain. Put enough alcohol or mescaline or hashish, or atropine or morphine, or some barbitu rate or lysergic acid or other nerve-affecting drug into a man's veins and, for a time, he will be mentally deranged. Put into his brain a tumor or some spiro chetes of syphilis and again he can be unbalanced. New Promised Land I recently received a wonder ful new book, called "Neuro chemistry: The Chemical Dy namics of Brain and Nerve." It was written by 32 scientists and edited by Drs. K. A. C. Elliott, Irvine H. Page, and J. H. Quastel To me it is a sort of Baedeker, showing the way into a new promised land of at last a sci entific psychiatry; one based on chemical and physical and phys iologic studies of how the brain and the nerves work in health and disease. Now, men are re cording the blood flow through the brain, they are studying the chemistry of the brain, they are studying the way it uses oxygen, and what happens when it. does not get enough oxygen; they are Medford Man Has Tree Stand Patented A federal patent was granted this week to Harvey J. Dutton, 2321 Capital ave., for a-Christ-mas tree stand. Dutton said he planned to market the stand in the near future. The device is composed of a container with a screw in the bottom, which holds the tree in place. 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Bartlert SEE THE MARCH OF DIMES AUCTION studying the tiny electric cur rents that arise in different parts of the brain and that can show us so much about what is going on; some men are study ing the marvelous effects that many drugs have on. the brain, and others are studying the workings of healthy and dis eased brains in all sorts of ani mals. Finally, men are studying the tremendous effects of hered ity on the brain. I was induced to write this column when I noted that Dr. Gilbert S. Gordan and his asso ciates at the great Langley Por ter Clinic, in San Francisco, have just shown that in cases of schizophrenics in which the per son has been ill for four years or more, the brain is using less than the normal amount of oxy gen, this can explain some of the mental trouble of these persons. Dr. Alvarez regrets he hasn't the time in which to read or answer requests for information. (Released by The Register and Tribune Syndicate, 1956) 40-42 NORTH RIVERSIDE AVENUE MEDFORD, OREGON PHONE 3-4264 Most American Cars Over Four Years Old Chicago (U.R) If you are driving a car that's at least four years old, you have plenty of company. The Chicago Motor club said registration figures show that 43 per cent of American cars are from four to seven years old and 23 per cent are seven years or older. About 22 per cent of the autos in the nation are two or three years old. New models less than one year old account for only 12 per cent of the total. The club said the auto popu lation of the United States has almost doubled during the past 10 years and that the end of 1955 registrations- should total more than 61,000,000 passenger cars, trucks and buses. Norman, Okla. (U.R) A new map showing the location of raw mineral resources and process ing plants in Oklahoma has been published by the Oklahoma Geo logical Survey at the University of Oklahoma. . . 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