TWO MEDFORD (OREGON) MAIL TRIBUNE
Friday, April 6, 1956
RADIO PROGRAMS-FRIDAY
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kvjc 1230 ke
KMED 1440 Ke
KWIN
1400 ke
4 :0O The Children's Hour
4:15 Club 1230
4:30 Club 1230
4:45 Club 1230 & Weather
Weekday
Weekday
KMED Presents
Three Star Extra
5:00 Edward R. Morrow"
5:15 Bill Stern
5 30 Tom Harmon
5:45 Frank Gosi
rurton Lewis
Hemingway News
Here's the Answer
Sam Hayes
6:00 Edward P. Morgan
6:15 Lowell Thomas'
630 Amos & Andy'
6 45 Amos & Andy
Regional News Bob and Ray
Sammy Kaye Orch. Bob and Ray
Lone Ranger' Bob Greene News
Lone Ranger.'Weather Bill Brundige Sports
"KMD Sports Daily Gabriel Heatter
Man On The Go " Local News
Cannon at Controls Virgil PinkJey
Cannon at Controls Sam Hayes'
7 00 World News Beat
7:15 Music Shop
7:30 Bing Crosby
7:45 Johnny Dollar
8:00 CES News
8:15 Frost Wrn. Be Carson
8 30 Columbia Workshop"
8:45 Columbia Workshop
8 00 CBS News"
9:15 Music Master
9 .30 Show Tunes
9:45 Show Tunes
Cavalcade of Sports
Cavalcade of Sports
Meet The Champions
Meet The Champions
Morgan Beatty News"
One Man's Family"
Grand Opening Bdcst.
'Grand Opening Bdcst.
Slow Drive
Slow Drive
Slow Drive
Slow Drive
Counterspy
Counterspy
City Editor
City Editor
Record Session
Record Session
Double Date'
Double Date
10:00 CBS News'
10:15 Oil The Record
10 30 Off The Record
10:45 Off The Record
News
Fulton Lewis Jr.
Jack's Private Line
Jack's Private Line
KWIN Karavan
KWIN Karavan
KWIN Karavan
11:00 Off The Record
11:15 Off The Record
1 1 30 Off The Record
11:45 Off The Record
Richiield Reporter
Night watchman
Nightwatchman
Nightwatchman & NewsKWIN Karavan
KWIN Karavan
KWIN Karavan
KWIN Karavan
KWIN Karavan
Sign Off
12:00 Sign Off
Music till Mora. All nite
RADIO PROGRAMS-SATURDAY
6:00 News of America
6:15 Yawn Patrol
630 Yawn Patrol
6:45 Yawn Patrol
7:00 Chev. News'
7:15 Martin Agronsky
7:30 Frank Goss"
7:45 County Agent
Bob Robert's Corral
Bob Robert's Corral
Bob Robert's Corral
First News
Wakeup Ranch
Wakeup Ranch
Top of the Morning
Top of the Morning
Rural Partv Line
Rogue Valley Beeper
News Commentary
Weather & 7:50 News
Network News
Breakfast Gang
Breakfast Gang
Network News'
8:00 No School Today
8:15 No School Today
8:30 Robert Q. Lewis"
8 45 Robert Q. Lewis"
S 00 Chevrolet Newscast
9:15 Saturday Melodies
930 Gunsmoke"
9 :45 Gunsmoke'
KalfeeKlatch
Oregon Game Comm.
TBA
TBA
Social Security Prog.
Music On Record
Haven of Kesf
Haven of Rest
Friendship Circle
Friendship Circle
234th Guard Band
Sat. Ni.-ws Desk
Song of The Saddle
Song of The Saddle
Voice of Deliverance
Voice of Deliverance
10:00 Chev Newscast"
10:15 Rhythm Room
1030 Rhythm Room
10:45 Trading Post
11:15 Club 1230
11:15 Treasury Show"
11:30 Club 1230
11:45 It s Still Gil
12:00 CBS News"
12:15 CBS Orchestra"'
12:30 Garden Gate"
12:45 Weather Report
MONITOR
MONITOR
MONITOR
MONITOR
News
Guest Star
Symphonies for Youth
Symphonies for Youth
1:00 No School Today'
1 :13 No School Today
1 30 No School Today
1 45 No School Today
2:00 Club 1230
2:15 Club 1230
2:30 Club 1230
2:45 Club 1230
MONITOR' Top Hits
MONITOR Top Hits
Nat'l Farm St Home Hr. Wheel of Chance
Nat'l. Farm & Home Hr. Wheel of Chance
Grand Opening Bdcst. Western Roundup Time
Grand Opening Bdcst. Western Roundup Time
Grand Opening Bdcst. Western Roundup Time
Grand Opening Bdcst. Western Roundup Time
Western Roundup Time
Western Roundup Time
Record Merry-Go-Rnd."
Record Merry-Go-Rnd.
Record Merry-Go-Rnd.
Record Merry-Go-Rnd.
Record Merry-Go-Rnd.
Record Merry-Go-Rnd.
MONITOR
MONITOR
MONITOR
MONITOR
The Medical Roundup
Emeritus Consultant In Medicine,
Mayo Clinic
Emeritus Professor ot Medicine,
Mayo Foundation
''ivy
MONITOR
MONITOR
MONITOR
MONITOR
3:00 ABC News'
3:15 CBS Orchestra"
a in rinh 1230
3:45 Club 1230
MONITOR
MONITOR
MONITOR
MONITOR
Record Merry-Go-Rnd.
Record Merry-Go-Rnd.
Report From Washirigto
Todays Top Tunes
4 00 ABC Newscast - MONITOR
4:15 Club 1230 MONITOR
430 Vet's. Administration MONITOR
4 45 Club 1230 MONITOR
Today's Top Tunes
News
Music
Music
5 00 Chevrolet Newscast MONITOR
5 15 U.N. on the Record" . MONITOR
5 30 Tom Harmon" MONITOR
5 :45 Frank Goss MONITOR
Academy Band
Academy Band
Musical Moments
Musical Moments
630 Fort Laramie'
6:45 Fort Laramie
ft m Tndirtment
6:45 Indictment"
7:00 News & Indictment"
7 : 1 5 Indictment
7:30 Musical Interlude
7 45 ABC Orchestra
Grand Opening Bdcst.
Grand Opening Bdcst.
Grand Ole Opry
Grand Ole Opry
MONITOR
MONITOR
MONITOR
MONITOR
Hawaii Calls
Knwaii Calls
Bible StudyProgram
Guy Lombardo
8:00 Record Rack
8:15 Frost Wrn. & Music
8 30 Texaco Newscast
8:45 Cocoanut Grove OrchV
" 9:00 Texaco Newscast'
9:15 Gil Henry Show"
930 Basin Street Jazz"
9:45 Basin Street Jazz"
Pop Time
Pop Time
Public Library
Pop Time
MONITOR
MONITOR
MONITOR
MONITOR"
Dixieland Express
Dixieland Express
American Travel Guide
Musical Moments
Heartbeat Theater News
Heartbeat Theater Musical Moments
Nat'l Radio Fan ClubJack's Private Line
Nat'l. Radio Fan Club Jack's Private Line
10:00 7 Last Words
10:15 7 Last Words"
10:30 Off The Record
10:45 Off The Record
KMED News Report
Here's to Vets
Nightwatchman
Night Watch & News
Sat. Night Dance Parade
Sat. Night Dance Parade
Sat Night Dance Parade
Sat. Night Dance Parade
11:00 Off The Record
11:15 Off The Record
11:30 Off The Record
1 1 :45 Of f The Record
12:00 Sign Off
Sign Off
Sat. Night Dance Parade
Sat Night Dance Parade
Sat Night Dance Parade
Sat. Nite Dance Parade
Sat. Nite Dance Parade
ABC
CBS
NBC
MBS
Court Records
CITY COIRT
Bertrand Wardell, failure to stop at
stop signal. so.
James C. Hunt, violation of basic
rule. S10.
James E. Smith, violation of basic
rule. $10.
Do roth v E. Smith, violation of basic
rule. $10.
Wiliiam P. YouSg, violation of basic
rule. $10.
Ronald Lome McCoy and Kenneth
W. Vines, late and unusual hours.
$10 each.
KBOT 730 KC
(All programs at same time dally, unless otherwise Indicated)
X M 5 45 Sign on Music throughout day except for following programs:
10 10 IS KBOY Bargains; 11-12 (Sunday only) First Baptist service
T p M. 12-12:15 KBOY ranch: 12:15 1230 (Sunday onlyi KBOY ranch:
630 Sign off.
TV PROGRAMS - KBES (Channel 5)
FRIDAY
5:00 Pinky Lee
530 Wild Bill Hlckok
6:00 Rhythm Masters
6:15 News
6 55 Weather
6:30 Walt's Workshop
7:00 Cavalcade of Sports
7-45 Dr. Hudson's Secret Journal
8:15 Medical History
8:20 Hollywood Album
8:30 Mvsterious Mr. X
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
11:15 Baseball Preview
11:25 Baseball Game of the Week
2:00 Annual Masters Golf
Tournament
30 Why Do We Give
3.40 Pal Club Fights
4 DO Mr. Wizard
4 30 Western Theater
5:30 Melody Wranglers
6:00 Faith for Today
8:00 The Honeymooners
8:30 Crunch & Dez
9:00 Eddie Cantor
930 This is the Life
10:00 Geo. Gobel
10:30 Wrestling from Hollywood
11:30 Treasure Travels
12:00 News & Sign Off
SUNDAY
12:00 Face the Nation
12:30 Sunday Matinee
1:00 Opera Theater
2:30 Championship Bowling
3:30 College Hour
4:00 Sunday Matinee
5:15 Fashion Review
5:30 Telephone Time
With John Nesbit
6 :00 Bob Cummings Show
6 30 It's A Great Life
7:00 Jack Benny
7:30 Water Front
8:00 The Ed Sullivan Show
9:00 Judy Garland Show
9:30 Weekly News In Review
9:45 Modes of the Day
10:00 Lorerta Young
1030 Break the Bank
11:00 This Is The Life
11:30 Unfinished 500
12:00 News and Sign Off
Addiction to Drugs
A woman asks me why her
brother has become addicted to
morohine. As so commonly hap-
ia, iui i, .11 i u pens, it has
ruined him
morally, finan
cially, and in
every way .
Today he has
only one idea
and that is to
get morphine
somehow. To
get the money
1 n i
waiter Alvarez ne Will lie or
steal or hold up people.
Before he started on the drug
he was a gentle, friendly man,
but with a great tendency to ner
vousness and jitteriness and fear
such as runs in his family. Two
of his uncles, who were very
much like him, also craved re
lief from nervousness that they
became alcoholics. A brother
who has always been a heavy
smoker says that the only thing
that saved him from being an
alcoholic was his inability to
hold the stuff down. Whenever
a doctor gave him a sedative, he
soon was asking for larger and
larger doses of it. He was con
stantly craving something that
would quiet his nerves.
Unfortunately, one time when
the now addicted man had a
neuralgia in his face he was
given morphine, and this made
him feel so wonderful that he
immediately started begging for
more. When his doctor refused
to give it, he found a peddler
and soon he was "hooked."
On several occasions the fam
ily have put the man into a hos
pital, and have got him off the
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DISTRICT COURT
Erma V. Milledge, violation of basic
rule. S15.
Larry S. Wilson, truck speeding.
$15.
William M. Dawson, violation of
basic rule $10.
CIRCUIT COURT
Barbara B. Blythe vs. Sammy Gene
Blythe, divorce complaint.
MARRIAGE LICENSE
APPLICATIONS
Francis Xavier Widmer. route 2.
box 186, and Mildred Ellen Strahan.
4035 South Pacific highway.
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drug, but always he has gone
back to it. The question the fam
ily now asks is, "Is an addict to
narcotics ever completely
cured? Many are gotten off it
but I think all of them remain
in danger because, when any
thing goes wrong with them,
their nerves get so upset they
crave relief, and then they want
morphine.
Still In Danger
As any old chain smoker
knows, although he may have
quit six months before, he is
still in danger of going back, be
cause of his tremendous craving
for a smoke. The old alcoholic
has similar difficulties. Even
after years of being on the wag'
on, if he loses a big order, or if
his wife falls ill, or if he loses
his job, or anything goes wrong,
immediately there comes the
craving for something which
will bring oblivion.
The greatest difficulty with
persons who become addicted to
some drug is that they have
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Phone 2-9001
634 Crater Lake Ave.
Service Calls $3.50
Open Sunday Through Friday
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TV PREMIER!
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stories based on
Philip Wylie's series
in the Saturday
Evening Post
Adventure
Romance
Drama
Presented by
LUCKY
LAGER
KBES-TV Channel 5 8:30 P.M.
been born with a peculiar type
of nervous system that demands
quieting. This type of nervous
system responds in a special way
to drugs. Often, also, the victim
is not a well-adjusted person: He
cannot meet people comfortably;
he says he feels like a stranger
and a misfit in this world, and
he cannot stand up easily to its
buffets.
A great difficulty with addicts
to any drug is that often they
start on a cure half-heartedly.
Thus, every doctor knows that
the addict who comes in for
treatment may have a few tubes
of morphine tablets hidden in
the lining of his coat, just in case
the going gets rough! Similarly,
the man who has promised his
wife that he will quit drinking
may have a couple of fifths of
whiskey hidden in back of the
clothes in his closet.
Must Want Cure
As a young physician, I learn
ed how impossible it is to cure
anyone who is not very anxious
to be cured. It is hard enough to
cure a man who very much
wants to get well. Many a wife
has asked me to try to cure her
husband against his will, and I
have said, "No it can't be done."
I seldom make any effort to con
vince an addict to any drug that
he should go in for a cure. As
the Alcoholics Anonymous
group say, "Wait until he comes
begging for help."
In Lexington, Ky., is the great
United States Public Health hos
pital for addicts. My friends,
Drs. Vogel and Isbell and others
there have been doing a won
derful work not only in helping
addicts but in doing research
on addiction and on new substi
tutes for morphine. The patients
are well cared for and kindly
treated. The doctors can get a
patient Off of morphine in a few
days, but they like to keep him
with them for at least six
months until his nervous system
is in good enough shape so that,
when out in the world again, he
may be able to stand on his own
two feet and resist temptation.
Strange As It Seems
by Elsia
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P ttVW)ND, Ohio, Wfc5 NfVAEP FOR.
MOSS CU&BVfcLBNDB'SUKVCTruK.
WHO FOUNDED THE CRlSlNW.
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HBHDUNB SPfiCEl
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CREV1CE5 "THROUGH
WHICH WftTEK C&VM0T
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BEET PICHB-
of Ci'ncnn&fi, Ohio,
WITH HIS HftND&,
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OR UE DOWN ON1WE HOCR.
HfcCbVl fcKEfcK b T2IMS WITH
rite HftMD, THEN EEST0T2E IT
. -SHAPE...
If he goes out too soon he Is very
likely to slip back into habitua
tion. Shouldn't Snoop
I remember one of the pa
tients in Lexington saying to
me, "Doctor, the first time you
play with morphine it may take
you six "months to get 'hooked';
but after you are cured, if you
play with it again you are likely
to be 'hooked' in couple of
days." The other day a woman
said, "When my brother comes
back from Lexington, should we
of the family keep constantly
watching and snooping to try to
keep him out of danger?" My
impression is that they should
not. They will do better to be
kind and friendly and then hope
for the best. If he decides to go
back to the drug they will not
be able to keep him from it. If
he slips again they must remem
ber it is not because he is a bad
man; it is simply because he is a
weak and nervously ill man. In
almost every case of habituation
to drugs I see, I can get a his
tory of mental disease of soma
kind in the family. Habituation
to drugs (including Alcohol) is
commonly an equivalent of psy
chosis. Dr. Alvarez regrets he hasn't
the time in which to read or anr
swer requests for information.
(Released by The Register
and Tribune Syndicate, 1956)
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16 Through
17 French painter
18 Emits vapor
20 Governor
22 Preposition
23 Rent
24 Weakens
27 Restaurants
31 Room In harem
32 Cauda
appendages
13 Once around
track
34 Friendly
86 Cautious
37 Snow runners
38 Prefix: down
39 Pilfered
42 Collects
46 Roman
garment
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substance
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instrument
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25 Bother
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27 Set of drawers
(Pi)
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high note
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30 Secret agent
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surrounded
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