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TWO MEDFORD (OREGON) MAIL TRIBUNE RADIO PROGRAMS-FRIDAY ' Programs listed below are received from the radio stations and .tht Mail Tribune assumes no responsibility except to make such changes as are supplied KSJC 1230 e KMEU 1440 He KWIN 1409 ke 4:00 Children's Hour Weekday Funon bewia 415 Club 1230 Weekday Heminifway News 4- 30 Club 1230 KMED Presents Here's the Answer 4:45 Club 1230 & Weather Three Star Extra Sam Hayes 5 00 Edward R. Morrow Regional News Bob and Ray 5:15 BiU Stem Hotel For Pets Bob and Ray 530 Tom Harmon Lone Ranger Bob Greene Newe . 5:45 Frank Goss" Lone Ranger Bill Brundige Sports 6 DO Edward P. Morgan Great Sport Moments Gabriel Heatter 6:15 Lowell Thomas" . Game Commission Local News 630 Amos & Andy Man On The Go Virgil Pmkley . 6:45 Amos & Andy Sports Report Sam Hayes . 7 -00 CBS Radio Workshop Cavalcade of Sports Counterspy 7:15 CBS Radio Workshop Cavalcade of Sporta Counterspy 7:30 Bill Borcher Snow B.& W.News City Editor. 7:45 Musical Inerlude Fibber & Molly City Editor . 8:00 Medford vs Grants Pass Medford vs. G. Pass gcoJ 8 15 Medfordvs Grants Pass Medford vs. G. Pass - Record Session 8:30 Medford vs Grants Pass Medford vs. G. Pass Do"b f DJ 8:45 Medford vs Grants Pass Medford vs. G. Pass Double Date 9:00 Medford vs Grants Pass Medford vs. G. Pass T.i. Jr. 9 :15 Medford vs Grants Pass Medford vs. G. Pass ?aul?"pf. i'ne a-n Show Tunes Medford vs. G. Pass Jacks Private i-ine fl-4ssho TunCT Medford vs. G. Pass Jack's Private Line in no CBS News Richfield Reporter . KWIN' Karavan lo5stf TteSisord One Man's FamUy KWIN Karavan in. Of f The Record Nightwatchman KWp! Karavan 10 45Of f The Record ' Nijhtwatchman & NewsKWIN Karavan llioo-Off The Record -SiiToff KWIN Karavan 11:15 Off The Record . KWIN SSvIS 1130 Off The Record S iSvtS ll:45-Off The Record M Ka ra van 12:00-SignOff Music fall Morn. All nite RADIO PROGRAMS-SATURDAY 5-'iriZYaw Patrol Bob Robert's Corral Top of the Morning BJ0 i, i, : i rirt nwi Top of the Morning 6:45 Yawn Patrol First fews v, " , M,... -rj Stand By For Music Network News ?;5EartinAonsky Rogue Valley .Beeper B8 Gang Frank Goss News Commentary greaK 7:45ounty Agent wPather & 7 :50 News Network News 830 No School Today Social Security ,vmoiRest 8 :45 No School Today Radio Nederlund Ha venof? "3 :00-Che vrolet Newscast Friendship Circle Song of The Saddle 9:15-Saturday Melodies 4,2li Votae of Deliverfnc. ,Ee !&Eft2" fflceofDellveran iO:00-Chev.Newscasf MO. rf.esVstar .1100 CBS News" MONITOR Top Hits ii'3n!inSgerT?mdef" JfSJSSST Home Hr.eefo'f Chance; WitLvt Still Gil" ' Nat'l. Farm & Home Hr. Wheel of Chance 17 "no TBS Newscast MONITOR Western Roundup Time Ji'?fclcBS OrcTertra MONITOR Western Roundup Time l23otather -Report MONITOR Western Roundup Time ":4.W?BS Orcheltra" MONITOR ' Western Roundup Time 1 ,.m rnc nrfhpstra MONITOR Western Roundup Time iil.Orchesxrl" MONITOR Western Roundup Time 130 Make Way for Youth MONITOR Stand By Sports 1 -tgTMake Way for Youth" MONITOR Stand By Sports "2 -no Club 1230 MONITOR Stand By Sports 2:15C urn 1230 MONITOR Stand By Sports 2:30C ub 1230 MONITOR , Stand By Sports 2:45Club 1230 MONITOR StandBy Sports; "Tnn-AEC News MONITOR . Sports Parade . ... tl5 Mic bVAntonini MONITOR . Sports Parade iiotZciub 1230 MONITOR Report From Washingta 3 iZl"h 1230 MONITOR Todays Top Tunes "4 00 ABC Newscast MONITOR Today's Top Tunes tl5-ciubl230 MONITOR News 4 30etPs. Administration MONITOR Music 4 5 Harris Ellsworth Spch. MONITOR Music "5 00 Chevrolet Newscast MONITOR Academy Band iisZwavne Morse Speech MONITOR Academy Band t'otlTom Hamon MONITOR Musical Moments StnTnktos" MONITOR Musical Moments -.nn f-Tic Npwscast MONITOR Hawaii Calls fi:??ZchanSng Times' MONITOR ' Hawau Calls 6- 3o3lntotoent" Grand Ole Opry Bible StudyPropam "Sent" Grand Ole Opry Guv Iaombardo ",.nn Fort Laramie" MONITOR Pop Time ?-'?2ZFort Ltramie MONITOR Pop Time . .. ' 73otlMu?icaf Interlude MONITOR Public Library 7- 45tlMusicll Interlude MONITOR Pop Time ; "8 00 Medford vs Grants Pass Medford vs. G. Pass Dixieland Express l'i5-lMedford vs Grants Pass Medford vs. G. Pass Dixieland Express 830 Medford vs Grants Pass Medford vs. G. Pass Sounding Board liMidford vs Grants Pass Medford vs. G. Pass Sounding Board "9 00 Medford vs Grants Pass Medford vs. G. Pass News 9 -15 Medford vs Grants Pass Medford vs. G. Pass Musical Moments o'An Show Tunes Medford vs. G. Pass Jack's Private Line 9 sZshow Tunes Medford vs. G. Pass Jack's Private Line Tn hnABC News KMED News " ' . ; Sat. Night Dance Parade lu'lSOff The Record Here's To Vets Sat. Night Dance Parade 1030 Off The Record Nightwatchman 37, Sat. Night Dance Parade l gZioff rhi Record Night Watch & News Sat. Night Dance Parade 1 1 00 Of f The Record Sign Off Sat. Night Dance Parade ?:?sZoffTne Record - Sat Night Dance Parade nZoffTh! Record " Sat Night Dance Parade glSd Sat. Nite Dance Parade 12.00-Sign Off Sat- Nit Dance P""" ABC CBS ' NBC - ' MBS KBOY 730 KC . (AH programs at same time dally, nnless otherwise Indicated) - am 5-45 Sign on Music throughout day except for following programs: 10 10-15 KBOY Bargains; 11-12 (Sunday only) First Baptist service PM 12-12:15 KBOY ranch: 12:15 - 1230 (Sunday only) KBOY ranch; 630 Sign off. - TV PROGRAMS - FRIDAY 5:00 Pinky Lee 530 Wild Bill Hickok 6:00 Industry on Parade 6:15 News 625 Weather 6:30 Walt's Workshop 7:00 Cavalcade of Sports 7:45 Dr. Hudson's Secret Journal 8:15 Hollywood Album 8:30 Rep. Harris Ellsworth 8:45 Medical History 8:50 Hollywood Album ; 9:00 Highway Patrol 9:30 Mayor of the Town 10:00 The Line Up : . - 10:35 Premier Theater 12:00 News and Sign Off SATURDAY 12:00 Big 10 BasketbaU Indiana at-Northwestern 2:00 PCC BasketbaU. UCLA vs. Oregon 4:00 Mr. Wizard 4 30 Santa Anita Races 5:30 Melody Wrangler- 5:00 TBA 6:30 Faith for Today 7:00 People Are Funny 7-30 Mr. & Mrs. North 8:00 The Honeynaooners AUTO BIOGRAPHY USED CARS "Get the Used Car History", Former Owner's Name Address Phone, Certified True Mileage Mechanic's Diagnosis Repair Done Accident History Find the answer's to yonr used car doubts in the "Autobiog raphy" envelopes at DEAN & TAYLOR PONTIAC 6th & Grape Phone 2-S241 SEE OUR AO TODAY IN THE CLASSIFIED SECTION! KBES (Channel 5) 8:30 Great Gildersleeve 9:00 Eddie Cantor - 930 Its Always Jan 10:00 Geo. Gobel 10:30 Wrestling from Hollywood 11:30 Treasure Travels . 11:45 The Clue 12:00 News & Sign. Off SUNDAY - . y . 12:00 Face the Nation . 12:30 Sunday News 1 :00 The Third World 2:30 Conversation With Wanda Landowska 3:00 College Hour 3:30 TBA 4:00 Sunday Matinee 5i30 Jackson County Public Health- 6:00 This is the Life 630 It's A Great Life 7:00 Jack Benny 7:30 Water Front 8:00 The Ed Sullivan Show 9:00 G. E. Theater 9:30 Weekly News In Review 9:45 Modes of Today -. 10:00 Loretta Young . ' 10:30 Break the Bank 1 1 :00 Musical Travels 11:30 The Clue 12:00 News and Sign Off Indian' Artifacts Found in Illinois' - Buncombe, III. (U.fi), Indian artifacts dating back to 2j000 B.C. have been found by a South ern Illinois University -museum field group in the Cache River valley about four miles west of this southern Illinois commu nity. Howard "Winters, university museum researcher in charge of nine students who worked at the site, said the artifacts were made ajiiefly of flint. He said the stu dents also uncovered a shallow Indian burial plot. Winters said the materials; found in a cornfield at . the confluence of Lick Creek and the Cache River, belong pri marily tp the late Archaic period of about 2,000 B.C., and to the succeeding woodland culture. a HE STALKS THE "UNDERGROUND f0 a on HQ a ID D ID U Watch for exciting news in this paper and " KBES-TV ... - mm. i Jj A. JtU 1 Friday, February 24, 1958 The Medical Roundup DR. PAUL D. WHITE TALKS ABOUT HEART DISEASE As everyone knows, Dr. Paul Dudley White, the author of a magnificent book on heart dis ease, has been the principal consultant call ed to advise in regard to Pres i d e n t Eisen hower's heart attack. On the eve ning of Janu ary 31, before 1 a . e waiter Alvarez a meeung 01 the American Heart Association, he told of a number of hopeful advances in his field. For in stance: Rheumatic ' valvular .dis ease, which 30 years ago in New England topped the list of all kinds of heart trouble, is now running a poor third. This change is due partly to the bet ter care and food and housing that the affected children now get, and partly to the present day ability of physicians to hold down with penicillin the strep tococcic infections which produce the rheumatic fever, damage the heart valves, and then keep damaging them again and again; and partly to the recent develop ment of marvelous operations by which badly diseased heart valves are opened up again and restored to fair function. When I was an intern, 50 years ago, there were in my wards in the County Hospital many cases of syphilitic heart disease, in which the big aortic valve at the" outlet of the heart was seriously damaged. Dr. While said tljat today: with, the much better diagnosis and treat ment of syphilis, the incidence of , such heart disease is down from 25 .per cent to 1 per cent. Dreaded To See Cases . ' Years ago we physicians dread ed toi see cases of subacute bac terial, endocarditis, a disease in which ,bad germs attacked the heart valves and 'then refused to leave. A few years ago 99 per cent of the patients died; today only 25 per cent die, and the disease is disappearing. . When I was an intern, diph theria used to injure ' many hearts and kill many patients. Today the disease is almost gone. In" the old' days there was a dis ease called constrictive ' peri carditis in which there was a tuberculous inflammation of the outer lining of the heart. This lining .' would bind the heart down and handicap its action. Today, with tuberculosis largely wiped out, we physicians seldom see a case of constrictive peri carditis. ' Forty years or so ago there was a tremendous amount of heart injury due to the then com mon toxic goiters. Today one sees few toxic goiters and hence few goiter hearts; and when one does see a case, one can quickly help the person. : As yet we still have to worry about heart strain due to high blood pressure. But now, what with the cutting of sympathetic nerves in the back , of the abdo men, and the .use of . diets and new drugs, bad blood pressures are being lowered so that - the person's .heart can get a sort of vacation that can give it a new lease of life. Coronary heart disease, such as sometimes causes angina pec toris and sudden" death, is still Model 33B . . . 19800 Southern Oregon Equipment Co. 3540 N. PACIFIC HIWAY PHONE 3-3633 Medford, Oregon Emeritus Consultant In' Medicine, Mayo Clinic Emeritus Professor of Medicine, Mayo Foundation with us as a big problem.. But we are learning to recognize more quickly the person who is in danger, and we are learning to treat him more successfully. Today much research is being done with the hope of elimin ating the causes of this type of arterial disease of the heart. A rarer type of heart disease is the congenital, in which an in fant is born with a defective heart. For some of these cases operations have been devised, and are being performed by ex perts. As Dr. White said, it is good WALT'S TV & RADIO SERVICE Oldest Shop in So. Oregon 409 E. Main Phone 2-2269 Day or Night Service C? rfl (Medford and vicinity! jJiJV Night Calls and Sundays No calls Frl Eve or all day Sat KoKo Says: FOR SCHOOL OR DRESS THIS LIGHTWEIGHT OXFORD IS TOPS! Shark Skin Toe Cap Neolire Sole Narrow Fitting Heels These are some of the extra fea tures that make this Edwards Ox ford a good buy. Widths A to E Sizes 6V2 to 8 Sizes 8'2.to 12 Sizes 12Vi to 4 JOHNSTON and STEWART , JUNIOR BOOT SHOP Central at Main Medford Where the Fit Is Guaranteed HEAR WAYNE MORSE speak Saturday KYJC 5:30 to 5:45 P.M. "Timber Access' Roads for Sound Management and Recreation." 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Should Obtain Information The famous specialist said that now much helpful informa tion should quickly be obtained in regard to the diets and condi tions of life of those peoples in the world who are largely im mune to hardening of the art eries . and coronary heart dis ease.' Most of them appear to eat little fat, and they tend to be spare in build. Many exercise Strange As YJHU f Young , um $rutw IN LDNDOhU- EVENING JUD N SILK HAT AMP tVEM Took DANCING Lf$$0N4- ptpeweo Homer UlAU 1-0 II I. Stile-bun. I&' M EVEMTHt K6feWBWI Win, VJWTIN& FoRTrtfeCUN , -Xm HME KEPTlN PERFECT CONUU10N fOK 7 -r -C Z so 2 3 Z 0 e o Ul o o o o ui z tt o z o Mr 7 JULIUS, 'i-::' - IrSs: rfl?S5?- ' r - .'V oops.?' A ah nearlv stepped om thet A y ' ' V' ' k-'i i V THIS BEIM 1 PORE KITTVrr V-YO' BETTER. J : (-7t NOT DOMS t-4o: KfcWUi BLIND IS V LEA ME,BV TH' HAN D.1'r- i ANYTHING.'.' L jp .S mfufjrJrTW V OANSEROUSrr ) fP'gJ FT ST "'SiLSSi- ifrMENSISH Tt? " 0H YES, THE CMP WHO WAS MIXED UP Hi t W I W STAW.IVE SWthoon? N. W WVOlUTIOrJ. WKE SURE IHAVEALl 5 sis-f J 3 imstkuctedto M'fe rT frf t cas5. and summon admiral JLJ ! flROM THE TORRID SUM OF CENTRAL AMERICA 3 .ssfifH fry Zr fesif II 11 1 1- " . " '. ' - ' ; I' - '- : f HWPHH LAST TIME HOWDY VESAIDVEWUZ M12 MAuIklMsAsOIN'TO STOMP OUT tib lSrrVORf ) GAMBUN' ON 1 S m M II W DASWDOD, HOW CAN S I I If 1 U ' H f f ( WIVES SHOULDNT BE ) you sleep when ycu J ir '7l ALLOWED TO ROUfiCE . - I KNOW VOL) SHOULD BE 7 VV V ON THEIR HUSBANPS J ytjfV 1 CLEANiNS THE iVyTy y J&K S- LIKE THAT WHILE X Vn. r - ellab ? yj enJ I JUSTOEUVEREW WHERE YOU SOME GROCERIES TOVoURNEWGIRL PLACE ' SHE'S NICE.' e 8 BEEN? I A more than the average Amerl-' can does. Many have in their blood minimal amounts of the fat-like chemicals that injure arteries. f Dr. White said that' he would like to prophesy that, if research workers will go about their task vigorously and intelligently, in ten years from now they will have markedly reduced the in cidence of heart disease in young and middle-aged persons. 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, 1956) Siena, Italy (U.P.) A series of 32 earthquakes shook Siena for six hours yesterday. . HUDSON'S RADIO & TV SERVICE Picture Tubes Repaired Day or night calls-Ph. 2-8612 All service guaranteed . It Seems F-imirikM I GOT A INVESTERGATIN COMMITTEE KEEPJN' A EAGLE EVE EVER' MOVE THEY MAKE MIZ HAWKINS JULIUS,1 WELL,I!OULD SAV MY ARMS BUT THAT'S AN OLD JOKE UiUATDOSfeU WHAT DO VOU LIKE BEST ABOUT a 3IRLS? UKEA80UT'EM? GOOD FISHING East Hampton, Conn. CU.R) The fish weren't biting but Har old Marsh came home with a good catch anyway. He hooked a wallet that had been dropped into Lake Poctopaug v by Mrs. Joanne Riddle three months earlier. She gave him $5 for returning the wallet and the $30 in it. RIGHT JOB Santa Ana, Calif. U.R) Joe Pica works as a printer here. How To Hold FALSE TEETH More Firmly in Place Do your false teeth annoy and em barrass by sUpplng. dropping or wob filina when you eat, laugh ortaiK? Just sprinkle a little FASTEETH on your plates. This alkaline (non-acid) powder holds false teeth more firmly and more mfortably. No gummy, gooey, pasty taste or feeling. Does not lour Checks "plate odor (denture breTth) Get FASTEETH today at any drug counter. . 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