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TWO MEDFORD (OREGON) MAIL TRIBUNE "RADIO PROGRAMS-FRIDAY Programs listed below are received from the radio stations and the Mail Tribune assumes no responsibility except to make such changes as are supplied KYJC 123S kc K.MED 1440 kc KWIN 1400 kc 4. DO The Children's Hour Weekday Fulton Lewis 415 Club 1230 Weekday Hemingway 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 Bill Stern Hotel For Pets Bob and Ray 5:30 Tom Harmon Lone Ranger Eob Greene News 5:45 Frank Goss' Lone Ranger Bill Brundige Sports 6:00 Edward P. Morgan KMED Sports Daily Gabriel Heatter 6:15 Lowell Thomas" Man On The Go Local News 630 Amos & Andy Game-Commission Virgil PinkJey 6:45 Amos & Andy' Sammy Kaye Oreh. Sam Hayes 7 00 CBS Radio Workshop Cavalcade of Sports Counterspy 7:15 CBS Radio Workshop Cavalcade of Sports Counterspy 7 so World News Beat B. & W. News City Editor 7:45 Jack Carson" TBA City Editor 8 00 Chas. Collingwood Morgan Beatty News Record Session 8 15 Curt Massey One Man s Family Record Session 8 30 The Music Shop Proudly We Hail Double Date g 45 Bing CrosbyJJ Proudly We Hail Double Date 9 00 CBS News" Slow Drive News 9 15 Music Master Slow Drive Fulton Lewis Jr. 9 3a2ShowTunes Slow Drive Jack's Private Line 9:45 Show Tunes Slow Drive Jack's Private Line 10 00 CBS News" ' Richfield Reporter KWIN Karavan 1015 Off The Record Nightwatchman KWIN Karavan 10- 30 Off The Record Nightwatchman KWIN Karavan 10:45 Off The Record Nightwatchman & NewsKWIN Karavan 11:00 Off The Record Sign Off KWIN Karavan 11:15 Off The Record KWIN Karavan 1130 Off The Record KWIN Karavan 1 1 45 Off The Record KWIN Karavan 12:00 Sign Off Music till Morn. All rate RADIO PROGRAMS-SATURDAY 6:00 News of America" Bob Robert's Corral Wakeup Ranch 6:15 Yawn Patrol Bob Robert's Corral Wakeup Ranch 630-Yawn Patrol Bob Robert's Corral Top of the Morning 6- 45 Yawn Patrol First News Top of the Morning 7 00 Chev News" Rural Party Line Network News iliS-Iartin Agronsky Rogue Valley Beeper Breakft Gang 7- 30 Frank Goss" News Commentary Breakf,iSt Gang 7-15 County Agent Weather & 7 :50 News N etwork News 8:00 No School Today KafTeeKlatch Social Security Prog. 8:15 No School Today Joe Harsch News Music On Record 8:30 Robert Q. Lewis' Voices of Easter' Haven oi Rest 8 :45 Robert Q. Lewis' Voices of Easter Haven of Rest 9:00 Chevrolet Newscast Friendship Circle Song of The Saddle 9:15 Saturday Melodies Friendshio Circle Song of The Saddle B 30 Gunsmoke" Sat. Sports Desk Voice of Deliverance l;i5-8unsmokl Sat. News Desk Voice of Deliverance 10:00 Chev Newscast MONITOR News 10:15 Rhythm Room MONITOR Guest Star 10:30 Rhythm Room MONITOR Symphonies for Youth 10:45 Trading Post MONITOR Symphonies for Youth 11:00 CBS News" MONITOR Top Hits 11- 15 Treasury Show" MONITOR Top Hits ll-30-Zciub 1230 Nat'l Farm & Home Hr. Wheel of Chance 11 tSZit's Still Gil" Nat'l. Farm & Home Hr. Wheel of Chance 12 'nn CBS Newscast" MONITOR Western Roundup Time 12 '15 CBS Orctestra" MONITOR Western Roundup Time 12:30arden Gate' MONITOR Western Roundup Time jSr Report MONITOR Western Roundup Time 1 no No School Today MONITOR Western Roundup Time 115 No School Today MONITOR Western Roundup Time 1:3oZno School Today MONITOR Stand By Sports I 45nS Irhonl Tojay MONITOR Stand By Sports -,.nn r,,.h 1230 MONITOR Stand By Sports aWHub 1230 MONITOR Stand By Sports ioZciub 1230 MONITOR Stand By Sports 2:45Club 1230 MONITOR Stand By Sports " i-nnARCNews MONITOR Record Merry-Go-Rnd. itlrRS Orchestra MONITOR Record Merry-Go-Rnd. ? intlri,,hl230 MONITOR Report From Washingto 9Z5lubl230 MONITOR Todays Top Tunes ' 4 00 ABC Newscast MONITOR Today's Top Tunes 2:??ZciTibl230 MONITOR News -30Vet's. Administration MONITOR Music 4 :45 Club 1230 MONITOR Music "s on Chevrolet Newscast MONITOR Academy Band i-TwjN on the Record" MONITOR Academy Band iTom Harmon" MONITOR Musical Moments' -45F?ankGoTs MONITOR Musical Moments -c nn rrpat Decisions MONITOR Hawaii Calls' -?Wre1t Decisions MONITOR Hawaii Calls liotjnmctmlnt" Grand Ole Opry Bible StudyProgram indSgtm"t" Grand Ole Opry Guy Lombardo -.nn VnTt Laramie" MONITOR Pop Time ?lFort Ltramil" MONITOR Pop Time - 73ot:ft?s Ttae' MONITOR Public Library jgZMn.irMInterlude MONITOR Pop Time -g.nn rountrv Style" MONITOR , Dixieland Express l-?WCountr? Style" MONITOR J Dixieland Express I'sotexacc? Newscast MONITOR Sounding Board g.jgZnon'nut Grove Orch'MONITOR Sounding Board -. T.v,. Newscast" Heartbeat Theatre News l-'itlnancfne Party Heartbeat Theatre Musical Moments n'nZcitv Hospital Radio Fan Club Jack's Private Line g.jijZUv Hospital" Radio Fan Club Jack's Private Line ;n,'nn ATr News Saturday Night News Sat. Night Dance Parade in?N?tionaTjukeBox Here's To Vets Sat. Night Dance Parade i SnZoff 'The Record Nightwatchman Sat. Night Dance Parade in-45Zpff Thl Record Night Watch & News Sat. Night Dance Parade 1 1 nnOf f The Record Sign Off , Sat. Night Dance Parade ii -'??Zof Thl Record - Sat Night Dance Parade JrtfTh! Record Sat. Night Dance Parade JMfclwf TteReSS Sat. Nite Dance Parade i2:00-Sign Off Sat- Nlte Dance Parade ABC "CBS NBC MBS 1 " KBOY 730 KC' I All programs at same time dally, unless otherwise Indicated) A MV45 Sign on Music throughout day except for following programs: ,. mnv Bargains: 11-12 (Sunday only) First Baptist service P.M-1? 42:15 KBOY ranch: 12:15 - 1230 (Sunday only) KBOY ranch: 830 Sign off. ; ; KBES-TV (Channel 5) T V Programs FRIDAY 5 :00 Pinky Lee 5:30 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 Medical History 8:20 Hollvwood Album 8:30 All Star Theater 9:00 Highway Patrol 9:30 Mayor of the Town 10 :00 The Line Up 10:35 Premier Theater 120 News and Sign Off SATURDAY 12:00 National Invitation Basketball Tournament 2:00 Florida Derby 2:30 Pear Blossom Festival 3 .00 Afternoon Theater 4:30 Western Theater 5:30 Melody Wranglers 630 Faith For Today 7:00 People Are Funny 7 30 Mr. and Mrs. North 8:00 The Honeymooners 830 Great Gildersleeve 9:00 Eddie Cantor 9:30 Its Always Jan 10:00 Geo. Gobel 10:30 Wrestling from Hollywood 11:30 Sky Pilot 11:45 The Clue 12:00 News Sc Sign Off SUNDAY 12:00 Face the Nation 12:30 Sundav Matinee 1:00 Wide Wide World 2:30 Championship Bowling 3:30 College Hour 4:00 Sunday Matinee 5:30 Fashion Review 5 :45 Rep. Harris Ellsworth 6:00 Bob Cummings Show 6 30 It's A Great Life ' 7:00 iJack 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 the Day 10:00 Loretta Young 1030 Break the Bank 11:00 This Is The Life 1130 Treasure Travels 11:45 The Clue 12:00 Sews and Sign Off 90-Minute Live Spectacular SUNDAY 1:00 P.M. CHANNEL 5 - KBES-TV LITTRELL PARTS Tour United Motors System Distributors MEDFORD - GRANTS PASS BROOKINGS Perkins Elected Head of Officers Medford Police Sergeant Lyle C. Perkins was elected president of the Southern Oregon Peace Officers association at a meeting held at the Loyal Order of the Moose hall, 11 South Newtown st., recently. Other officers elected were Deputy Sheriff Joseph Walsh, vice-president; State Police Of ficer Robert Wievesiek, secretary-treasurer; and sergeant at arms, William Melton, state po lice, and Paul Bettiol, sheriff's deputy. Directors of the association who were renominated for an other year are Walter Nunley, Jackson county district attorney; Howard Gault, county sheriff; Lt. Paul Morgan, Oregon state police, and Charles Champlin, Medford chief of police. About 45 peace officers from Jackson and Josephine county attended the meeting. Speakers at next month's meeting will be representatives of the IT. S. secret service. 4-H Club News Gold Hill Livestock The Gold Hill 4-H Livestock club met Wednesday, March 14, at the Beman home on Pacific highway. A large number of old mem bers were present and several new members joined. Projects for the coming year were reported on. Norman Gail, TV TROUBLE? fast RELIABLE All Makes STANDARD RATE SYSTEM Lowest Prices For Dependable Service TV-Radio-Phono MINKLER'S 8th & Bartlett PHONE 2-9824 Friday, March 23, 19SS The Medical Roundup Tha Treatment of Gout In a recent article, Doctors William C. Kuzill, Ralph W. Schaffarzick. W. Edward Naug- ler, Peter Ko ets, Eldon A. Mandle, Bev erly Brown, and Barbara Champlin, of Stanford uni v e r s i t y, de scribed the present -day day treatment waiter Alvarez OI gOUl. (jrOUX is not as rare as we used to think it was. It is characterized by acute, sudden and pften very painful attacks of arthritis, com monly in one joint, and usually in the big toe joint. Following -an attack, the patient may be normal for quite a while, and then suddenly he will go into another spell. The trouble is usually due to a hereditary difficulty the body has in handling certain substan ces which turn into uric acid. The disease occurs much more often in men than in women. It Around Hollywood Hollywood (U.R) Do tele vision viewers want to see a caesarean birth on their home screens? "Med ic" produc e r Frank LaTour ette is counting stacks of letters from persons who say they do. The mail bag for the pro ducer of the Aline Mosby NBC-TV series on medicine has been extra heavy since the network can celled a scheduled controversial program showing a baby being born by caesarean section. "And only three letters out of 200 have been against the show, and those were largely crank letters," LaTourette said today as he sifted through his mail. "The letters saying the pro gram should be shown are in telligently written. And every one I've shown the show to thinks it should go on." Network Balks The provocative program still has the network and the "Me dic" makers playing tug-of-war. NBC refuses to run the filmed show unless part of the opera tion is deleted. But LaTourette and writer Jim Moser refuse to lay censoring fingers on their 'celluloid. . . "We're still at an impasse," the producer smiled. : Furthermore, LaTourette said, he's charging' ahead with plans for more controversial shows. Last Monday "Medic" featured medical experiments on animals, and LaTourete expects com plaints from . anti-vivsectionists. Subject Sizzling Another : future program is about arthritis, and "Medic" will film an actual rare operation to straighten an arthritic back if LaTourette can find one. "NBC asked us to cut the club leader appointed several junior leaders. The next meeting will be Wednesday, March 28, at the home of Jim Smith on East Evans Creek road. David Carter, Reporter. WALT'S TV & RADIO SERVICE Oldest Shop In So. Oregon 409 E. Main Phone 2-2269 Day or Night Service (Medford and vicinity) $3.50 Night Calls and Sundays No calls Frl Eve or all day Sal KoXo Says: Want To Look Sharp EASTER SUNDAY? Girls, we have some very nice styles in lovely colors to choose from. This patent shown below is cuter than a bunny's ear! 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Will Measure Uric Acid In cases of doubt,' the doctor will get a laboratory worker to measure the amount of uric acid in the blood. Usually in gout this reading is elevated and some where between 5 and nine mg., instead of the usual one to four mg. Sometimes these people have some albumen in the urine, By ALINE MOSBY United Press Correspondent scene in last Monday's show in which the doctors experiment with a kitten by taking out its eye and putting in a glass win do.," LaTourette said. "We re fused to" Just because the caesarean show was cancelled, we are not going to tiptoe around. We have another show coming up which shows an operation for cancer of the stomach." The Academy Award selections have again very carelessly overlooked Hoot Gibson. This still doesn't prevent his former bobby sox fans from telling their grand children about him. 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He may get an attack after eat ing and drinking too much, or taking a mercurial diuretic which makes his kidneys func tion more actively, or after tak ing liver extract or ACTH. One can be pretty sure of the diagnosis if an acute spell calms down quickly under the influ ence of a drug such as phenyl butazone or colchicine or corti cotropin jell or probenecid. The patient suffering from gout will do well to live on a just-adequate diet, relatively high in protein and low in car Strange As PIPRIK.50N sue evbr tfrr fount) 'in ihe Msmib Desert t of South West -f-. )frca, , , LWes To &6 MORS THMJ Yet rows wriefceTris L5$$1HftNftMlMCrl' iHfc SEEDS M?W 6&KMINKTE MdDTrle P&MftllY FD . Tipa.-rcnr-TioM 0 -THESE PLfitfTS IS OETWOVEBRS IN VK1WN ?.jjsPJCyT. tog. U. &. Pot OfT M rtflhn rear ?7T;Scpr. 19M by (Mad fwmra Sjnsfloi Z CO 2 3 CoPt- by feature Syndcal, in N 3 CO I'M YE BEEN IN HERE THREE SOLID HOURS. MIZ LEDBETTER 9 z in 0 e a YORE HUSBAND SAYS HE'S GITTIN' PLUMB TIRED OF WAITIN' O O o o 111 z at to 7 Vi Ill 5 z o u. u. Ul e a S PJEWsB&ESffiP IVE PROVED MY POIMTJT Y YOU'RE tJ I 3pcfiNf!-TH' MONSTER'S WU ( WWlltfWS!- MONSTER -AND I'M NOT ) ONCE!' ri Yl I MOONLIGHT, M.n? 1. WffiMm GOING TO STAY HERE JL SLAJm. 1 AH 15-5?- Jfc, - ! M THIS IS Y3UR CAPTAIN 1 W AND YOU, M FOZEj WHAT THE SAW HILL lj IIFa WOMAN ' iPC VrMrPHaiO THERE.CAPTAIM GAY. .gj SPEAKING. I REPEAT, . ; Vim'emm tuat plans Mi 6055 0H Ft 0UT WUttWNO? fl REMEMBER ME? I GlNGlR. CAPTAIN? CLEAR iSrSffiSS?' lL VUTOrYURWNP-y isCWAFS, THE FEATURE j Ifglgpl THE FLIGHT DECK OF HIf i,iv ??SL- -V I WRJTEK K F I-! H I ULlill'.DAGVMOOD. WHAT ARE CLEANING FLUIO P I iuM WELL ITS EASY Vr ") S H -TTVVpJ DOING WITH THIS J THOUGHT THAT T YnffHrTr. B TO GET WD OF "V , . k '''''' ' ' j" ' WE'RE VVESyoo'VE 1 1 MAVBE 3 NOW LISTEN, 1 V aK i WEAR I'l l I ill biGpU'-V 1 1 I 3 To THESE MEET luPirJAUAlP I icxcIiTiiU ) Fl i ' - MUSICALE?L SWANK A RICH litT u?,Si r WEAR? J II adLnr& ""J . bohydrates. He can eat meat but not too much starch or fat. He must be particularly careful not to eat liver, kidneys or sweet breads which are full of the sub stances which turn into uric acid in the body. He should avoid al so meat extracts, gravies, choc olate, cola drinks, beer, wine, ale, asparagus, peas and dried beans. The Spirit of Science There is still great need today for explaining to laymen why scientists take vows of poverty, much as a priest does, and why they spend their days in a labor atory searching for the answers to certain questions. Often these researches seem to be of little if any use but some day, all of a sudden, some discovery they have made will turn out to have enormous value. For instance, Dr. Fleming in his little pathological laboratory tried to find why bacteria did not grow in the zone immediately surrounding a colony of a mold. Every housewife has seen such It Seems by Elsi HI CfN 6WIJA 7 WtZ ftN nOlJR. 0V6K TWICE hZ FftST t6 MnN" FIXIN' TO MARK MY V0TIN' BALLOT RISHT NOW. MAYOR 8ARL0W colonies on the top of some of( her jars of jam. Fleming realiz ed that a substance was seeping out from the colony to keep bacteria from growing. All bac teriologists must have noticed this phenomenon a hundred times, but he was the only one to see that there might be a chemical there, which, if isolated and injected into the body of a man, might save his life some severe infection. Eventually, he found penicillin. It was purified by Dr. Florey and others, and by now it must have saved mil lions of lives. . As I walk through public parks is saddens me to see that most of the statues of pedestals are of men whose only virtue POISON OAK? Try a Bottle of ZEMACOL Yon must be satisfied or your money cheerfully refunded. Get a bottle to day at WESTERN THRIFT. CROSSWORD PUZZLE ACROSS 1 Weaken 4 Denude 9 Contend 13 Organ of hearing 13 Numbers game 14 Kind 15 Attributes to 17 Large spoon 19 Top of head 20 Walking trip 21 Pretense 23 Posts 27 Manifests concern 29 Part of stove 30 Prefix: not 31 Native metal 32 Manufacturee 34 The urial 35 Hebrew letter 36 Enclosure for animals 37 South American mammal 39 Eatable 42 Seasoning ,43 Was in possession of 44 Filament 46 Near 48 Firecrackers 51 Paddle 52 Mortification 54 Vast age 55 Baker's product 66 Stories 57 Arid DOWN 1 Dry, as wine 2 Swiss river , i, ij I n" 5" T" TT t i" " 1 3 " ! r1- W'lZ'X. ""Ill r-, STp . " WLZZ-- I" ll Ti 11. " iiLL i j irf T, v WHAT TOOK YE SO V IT WUZ SO PEACEABLE 'jfsC&T ALLFIREDWNG?y I AN' QJ! 'M? was that they were expert! In the mass killing of their fel lows. Only rarely do I find a statue of a man like Pasteur, who probably did more for humanity than did any other man who ever lived. No one erects a memorial to Dr. Morton who did most to give us the great boon of anesthesia in surgery, or Lord Lister who made modern surgery possible, or to Domagk, who found the sulfa drugs. ' Dr. Alvarez regrets he hasn't the time in which to read or answer requests for information. (Released by The Register and Tribune Syndicate, 1S56) Do FALSE TEETH Rock, Slide or Slip? FASTEETH, an Improved powder to be sprinkled on upper or lower plates, holds false teeth more nrmly In place. Do not slide, slip or rock. No gummy, gooey, pastv taste or feeling. FAS TEETH Is alkaline (non-acid). Doee not sour. Checks "plate odor" (den ture breath) . Get FASTEETH at any drug counter. 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