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By CLAY R.
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MAR. 22
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40 Finances
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RADIO PROGRAMS-TUESDAY
Programs listed below are received from the radio stations and the Mail
Tribune assumes no responsibility except to make such changes as are supplied
KiJC 123 Ice KMEO 1440 kc KYYLN 1400 ke
4:00 Children Hour Weekday' Fulton Lewis Jr.
4-15 Club 1230 v Weekday Hemingway News
4-30 Guest Star County Ext. Agent Here's The Answer
4:45 Club 1230 & Weather Three Star Extra Sam Hayes
5:00 Edward R.Murrow Regional News Bob & Ray
5:15 Bill Stern Hotel For Pets Bob & Ray
5:30 Tom Harmon Lone Ranger Bob Greene News
3:45 Frank Goss Lone Ranger Bill Brundige Sports
6:00 Edward P. Morgan Sports Reports ?abr,ieA Heater"
6:15 Lowell Thomas 234th Army Band Local News
6:30 Amos & Andy- Man On The Go- Virgil Pinkley
6 :45 Amos & Andy Sammy Kay e Orch. Sam Hays-
7O0 Suspense - Fibber & Molly Treasury Agent
7-15 Suspense NBC News Treasury Agent
77io5TNewPse'LSCarson" Dragnet; oud rSES
7-45 Jack Carson Dragnet SquadRoom
8 :00 SoTbre. vs. Ore7Tech. Morgan Beaty. News Xti
8:15 So. Ore. vs. Ore. Tech. One Man's Family- O.C. vs. O.T I.
8:30 So. Ore. vs. Ore. Tech. People Are Funny S O C. vs. O. T .1.
8 45 So. Ore. vsjOre. Tech. People Are Funny Sjsmj. l .1.
HBlbSoTOre.vs.Ore.Tech. News & B10 of Sound S.O.C. vs. O.TX
9 :15-So. Ore. vs. Ore. Tech. Biography In Sound S.O.C. vs. O.T.I.
930 Bishop Sheen Biography In Sound S.O.C. vs. O.l .1.
9 45 Bishop Biography In Souno S.O.C. vs. O.T.L
, n .nn CBSNecast" Richfield Reporter KWIN Karavan
lO lsZoff the Record Nightwatchman KWIN Karavan
loioHoff thl Record Nightwatchman KWIN Karavan
10E8u tile S Wight Watch & News KWIN Karavan
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RADIO PROGRAMS-WEDNESDAY
6 :00 News of America
6:15 Yawn Patrol
6:30 Yawn Patrol
6 :4o Yawn Patrol ,
Bob Roberts
Bob Roberts
Bob Roberts
First News
7:00 Coffee Concert
7:15 Martin Agronsky
7 :30 Tom MacLeod-Sports
iii Harrv Babbitt
" 8:00 Frank Goss
8:15 Breakfast Club
8:30 Breakfast Club
8:45 Breakfast Club
Larro Roundup
Rogue Valley Beeper
News Commentary
Weather & 7:50 News
"World News
J";i;
SrvrT m & m!
Fibber & Molly
Friendship Circle
Friendship Circle
Manhattan Melodies
Mid-Morning News
9 ;uo Ted Malone
9:15 Cote Glee Club
9:30 Helen Trent .
9 -45 News & Bulletins
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Wo-wnupc;.. 5"- w.kdav
-10-30 Howard Miller Show
n mi7 am miut:i juu r - .
Woolrriav-
10:45 Trading rosi
11:00 Two Ton Baker
11:15 Aunt Mary
11:30 Nora Drake
Weekday
Weekday
Weekday
Patty Rose
ll:4o Aum..,c"j i-rm
12:00-Paul Harvey SSfflKS" Western Roundup Time
12:15-Jeepera xvow-. - - - - - vr, -
1-30 Arthur Godfrey , pp i
Women in
1 45 Arthur Godfrey
2 00 Arthur Godfrey"
2:15 Arthur Godfrey
2-30 House Party
2-45 wniisg Party
Westside
Westside
Westside
Westside
3:00 Ruth Ashton
3-15 Musical Ivuxmaster
330 My True Story,
4-00 The Childrens Hour
4-15 Club 1230
. .on IVJIT-inik MolnflV Time
Weekday
Weekday
KMED Presents
Three Star Extra
y-ti r-inh 1230 & Weather
Regional News
Hotel For Pets
Lone Ranger
Lone Ranger
"5O0 Edward R. Murrow
5:15 Bill Stern
5:30 Tom Harmon
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KMED Sports Daily
TBA
Man On the Go
Sammy Kaye Orch
Fibber & Molly
NBC News
Today & Tomorrow
Today & Tomorrow
Morgan Beatty
One Man's Family
TBA
TBA
6 00 Edward P. Morgan
6-15 Lowell Thomas'
6:30 Amos & Andy"
'7nn Music &Pabst Fight
7:15 Pabst Fight
730 Pabst Fight
7:45 Pabst tigni
"8:00 Chas. CoUingwood
8-15 Curt Massey Show
8-30 The Music Shop -
D .0 PH'K
siooZjOn-peace & War Groucho
9:15F.B.L in Peace & War
Truth Or
i,Jr.lil X.
g:30 Show Tunes
9:45 Show Tunes
10:00 CBS News
10:15 Off the Record
10:30 Off the Record
10:45 Off the Record
11:00 Off the Record
11:15 Off the Record
1 1 -m rtf f the Record
Truth Or
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Nishtwatchman
Night Watchman
Niehtwatch & News
"Sign Off
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TV PROGRAMS -
TUESDAY
3:30 Western Theater
4:30 Uncle Bill
5:00 Pinky Lee
5:30 Howdy Doody .
6:00 Maple and Music
6-15 News & Weather
6:30 Hair Styles
6:45 Treasure Shelf
7:00 $64,000 Question
730 Do You Trust Your
8:00 Phil Silvers Show
830 Celebrity Playhouse
9:00 Liberace
9:30 Confidential File
10:00 Famous Playhouse ,
10:30 Bowling
1130 Treasure Travels
11:45 The Clue
120 News and Sign Off
WEDNESDA1
1150 Devotions
Wife
New Type Respirator
Breathes Inside Patient
Milwaukee flJ.R) A new type
of artificial respirator which
"breathes" inside the patient
was demonstrated here.
Dr. E. Trier Morch of Chicago
inverter! the machine. He said
it is one of the first machines I
which allows the operator to j
vary the pressure of air intake.
Ordinary respirators apply pres
sure outside the patient.
This allows normal breathing
artificially, Dr. Morch said. He
demonstrated his machine to the
Milwaukee Society of Anesthesiologists.
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71 Letter
72 Of
73 Money
74 Luck
75 Over
76 Writing
77 Form
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79 New
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Fulton Lewis Jr.
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Bob & Ray
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Bob Greene News
Bill Brundiee Sports
Gabriel Heater
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Virgil Pin'iley
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Music Till MonMAIl Niti
MBS
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aauy uu H-rnrproerams:
i2:3o (Sunday only) KJSUY rancn:
KBES (Channel 5)
i o -nn Mating
100 Garden, Home & Farm
1:15 Secret Storm
i -so Afternoon Theater
2:45 A Visit from your Veterinarian
3 -oo Feminine Fancies
3:30 Medford City School Program
4:00 TBA
4:30 Uncle Bill
5:00 Pinky Lee 1
5:30 Andy's Gang
6:00 Tax Time
6:15 News
625 Weather
630 Hopalong Cassidy
7:00 20th Century Fox Hour
8:00 Disneyland
9:00 Follow That Man -
9:30 Science Fiction
10:00 Modern Tales of the Texas
Rangers
10:30 Best Theater
11:45 The Clue r
12:00 News & Sign Off
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The Medical Roundup
Hydradenitis Suppurativa
Some big perfectly healthy
men and women suffer from one
ctoo of axillary, boils after an-
other. The
physician will,
of course, al
ways check
to see
if the person
has diabetes,
because that
might make
him more sus-
j i j .
waiter Alvarez C e p 1 1 D J. e to
boils. Usually, nothing can be
found on the examination. For
tunately, today, the taking of
one of the stronger antibiotics
can help. The local use of one of
those antibiotics may also help.
I have seen cases so bad that a
surgeon had to remove the af
fected area and transplant skin
from some other part of the
body.
Drugs Given Just to Please
From the beginnings of time
we physicians have given so
called placebos of treatment; of
ten in the form of sugar pills.
Usually we have given such re
medies rather than go to the
great trouble of trying to explain
to the patient that there was no
good known treatment for the
particular disease. The patient
fully expected to get something
As We Live
By ELIZABETH H US LOCK. PH.D.
Don't Force a Choice
Between Friends, Family
A husband who expects , his
wife to give up her friends and
devote her entire time to her
home and family may discover
that she'is unwilling to do this.
(Q) "I am a father of six chil
dren and living apart from my
wife. My .wife would rather
have her friends than me. These
friends are all women and they
tell my . wife
what she
should do, and
that she
shouldn't pay
any attention
to what I say.
When I asked
her -which she
would rather
nave, ner
Dr. Hurlock friends or me,
she said she would , just as sobn
have her friends. We were al
ways fighting : because these
women were in .my house every
day, filling my wife's head with
such ideas. I miss my children
something awful and I love my
wife very much. Won't you
please let me know what I
should do?" J.B.T. ' . .
(A) Make some sort: of comp
romise with your wife so she
and the children will come back
to you. You were not fair to her
when you made her choose be
tween her friends and you. And,
because you were trying to cut
her off from companionship with
the people she liked, she decid
ed to give you up.
Unless the presence of .these
women in your home keeps your
wife from taking proper care of
the home and your children, I
think you are unreasonable to
want her to give them up. She
needs some companionship with
people her own age just as you
do. You get this companionship
in your work but she does not.
Should Have Talk
If she is allowing these
friends to influence her to the
point where she is antagonistic
to you and feels that you are not
treating her and the children
properly, that is where you and
she should have a heart-to-heart
talk and see who is right. You
should listen to what she has to
say just as she should listen to
your side of the story, and with
out quarreling.
Should her friends, for exam
ple, tell your wife that you are
not giving her enough money for
clothes, it is up to you to point
out to her why you are not. With
six children to support, pennies
must be counted. When she sees
your side, then she can explain
to her friends why things must
be as they are in her home.
(Copyright 1956. General
Features Corp.)
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in the way . of medicine, and
hence some was given him. More
often, perhaps, . the . physician
gave a drug which at the time
was popular and which he
thought might do good. Usually,
for a year or more, he kept
thinking it was a good drug be
cause so many of the patients to
whom he gave it came back and
said it had worked beautifully.
But then gradually, he and most
othr physicians throughout the
country quit using . the sub
stance, and after some years
younger physicians hardly knew
its name. What did this mean? It
means that the drug had never
been of any use, and all of those
many persons who had thought
it had helped them were of the
type who are easily influenced
by any suggestion. They got bet
ter because they fully expected
,they would!
In recent years a number of
physicians have made a careful
study of placebos, recording
what they seemed to accomplish;
and the results have been as
tounding. Good old sugar pills
have apparently brought quick
relief of pain in one-third of the
cases- in a third of the cases
they have lowered blood press
ure, and in 50 per cent of the
cases they have appeared to
A Navy recruiting poster
says, ' "Travel With The
Fleet."
This is no doubt meant
to discourage any sailor
from renting his own boat
and sailing every which
way without the rest of
the Navy.
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Kalamazoo, Mich. (U.R) A
$500 guitar is on its way to the
king of Thailand who wants "a
little livelier music in his court."
T. A. C. McCarthy, president
of the Gibson Co. which makes
guitars, said the instrument was
sent to King Bhumibol Aduly
adej at Bangkok.
cure colds. Is it any wonder that
hundreds of thousands of peo
ple believe strongly in so-called
home remedies which we doctors
gave up as useless 200 years ago!
The sad part of all this is that
when a big manufacturer of
drugs brings out a new substance
and has it tested on human vol
unteers he often has a hard
time, wondering if the favorable
results reported were really due
to a good drug, or to auto-suggestion.
(Released by The Register
and Tribune Syndicate, 1956)
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Coos Bay (U.R) Chamber
of Commerce representatives
and Coos Bay port 'authorities
are organizing to present a
strong case in their region's be
half, should the Navy decide to
move its large Port Chicago,
Calif., munitions depot.
Howard Maple, Coos County
Chamber of Commerce Manag
er, asked Sen. Richard . L. Neu
berger to press for consideration
of the Coos Bay site. A telegram
from Neuberger earlier stated
that . citizens of the San Fran
cisco Bay area city were press
ing for removal of the depot
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Munitions Depot
Washington (U.R) Sen.
Warren C. Magnuson (D-Wash.)
has introduced a bill calling
for the closure '. of the Naval
Ammunition depot at Port Chi
cago, Calif., and transfer of its
functions to "a more suitable
site, possibly to Bangor, Wash."
Portland (U.R) C i r c u i t
Judge James W. Crawford, a
veteran of nearly 25 years on
the bench, has announced he
would be a candidate for re
election in the non-partisan judi
cial primary May 18.
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animals
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14 Chaldean city ,
15 Wheel cover
17 EeverberaUon
18 Crimson
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23 Organ of
hearing
24 Shut securely ,
26 Close-fitting
. 28 A state (abbr.)
29 Mistake
31 Duties
33 Sound a horn
35 Fight between
two
36 Reinstate
39 Spacious
42 Indian
mulberry
43 Retail
establishment
45 Sea story .
46 Small dog
48 Barrel slat
60 Thick, black
substance
El Roman data
53 Fewer
55 Symbol for
tellurium
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Connecticut Citizens
Use Installment Plan
Chicago (U.R) A growing
number of Connecticut commun
ities are letting citizens pay their
taxes on the installment plan.
The Municipal Finance Offic
ers association, citing a Univer
sity of Connecticut survey, said
that in the 20 years from 1934
to 1954, the number of munici
palities having only one tax-due
date dropped 119.
In 1954, only 81 Connecticut
cities or towns had the one due
date tax compared . with 173 in
1934.
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Answer to Yesterday'! Puzzle
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Geraint
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pompously
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calcium
7 French article
8 Anger
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13 Rail birds
16 Prepare for
print
19 Arrows
21 Mild expletive
22 Bush
25 Steils
27 Rows
30 Underground
parts of planta
33 Raft
34 Jog
36 Swift
37 Escaped
38 Pertaining to
an era
40 Semi-preciout
stones
41 Challenged
44 Turn inside out
47 French for
"father"
49 Brother of
Jacob
52 Occupy chair
54 Title of respect
57 Prefix: down
68 Teutonic deity
60 Symbol for tin
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