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TEN MEDFORD (OREGON) MAIL TRIBUNE Sunday, May 20, 1956 RADIO PROGRAMS-SUNDAY Program! listed below are received from the radio itationi and the Mail Tribune auumet no responsibility except to make such changes as are supplied KVJC Hit kc KMED 1440 kc KWIN 1400 kc 7 00 Sunday Surprise 7-t Cimriav RurnnW 730 Licht He Life Hour 7 45 Light 4c Life Hour Music lor Sunday Music for Sunday Music for Sunday Christophers Program 8.00 Chevrolet Newscast" MONITOR' 815 Hour of St. Francis MONITOR 830 Texaco News Church oi Christ 8:45 Soinerama Morning News 8:00 Texaco News 8:15 Paul Carson 8 30 Salt Lake City Choir' 8:45 Salt Lake City Choir-1 10:00 Music of All Faiths 10:15 Music of All Faiths 10:30 Summer Gaieties 10:45 Summer Gaieties Puck The Comic Weekly Pnf !r Th Comic Weekly Christians Hour Church of Christ Gospel Hour Gospel Hour The Christophers Mid-Morning News Radio Bible Class Radio Bible Class Voice of Prophecy Voice of fropnecy- Presbyterian Service Prpsbvterian Service Catholic Hour Catholic Hour Newspaper of The Air Christian Science Hour Frank & Ernest Les Paul 1 1 :00 Summer Gaieties 1 1 :1 5 Summer Gaieties 1130 Summer Gaieties 1 1 :45 Summer Gaieties MONITOR MONITOR Game of the Day Game of the Day Game of the Day Game of the Day 12:00 Woolworth Hour 12:15 Woolworth Hour 12 30 Woolworth Hour 12 45--Woolworth Hour MONITOR MONITOR Weather, Monitor MONITOR Game of the Day :rri( of the DaV Game of the Day Game of the Day 1 no Chevrolet Newscast 1:15 Matinee 1:30 Matinee 1:45 Matinee World Theatre World Theatre MONITOR MONITOR Gamp of the Dav Game of the Day Bill Cunningham Wonder Garden 2 00 Philadelphia Orch. 2:15 Philadelphia Orch. 9 -an Philarinhia Orch. 2 :45 Philadelphia Orch. MONITOR MONITOR Meet the Press Meet the Press 3:00 News Beat & Bergen "MONITOR 3 15 Edgar Bergen" MONITOR Sao-EdSr Bergen" MONITOR 9-.1F.rliar Bergen" MONITOR Sunday Serenade Sunday Serenade RunHav Srn;fie Sunday Serenade 4:00 Bekin Music Hall" 4:15 Bekins Music Hall a-in rH? Newsroom 4:45 CBS Newsroom SiinHav Kvmnhonies" Sunday Symphonies Sunday Symphonies Sunday Symphonies MONITOR MONITOR Shirley Thomas Shirley Thomas 50 G. Drake. Miss BrookfMONITOH 5:15 Our Miss Brooks MONITOR 530 Two for the Money-; Ore Nws & Wx. 5 45 Two far the Money MONITOR -eOO-News&OHara" MONITOR g. jsj O'Hara MOM I Un 6 30 Gunsmoke" American Forum- ir-.nmoke" American Forum- Gospel Call runnl "'ill Old Fashioned Revival Old Fashioned Revival Old Fashioned Revival Old Fashioned Revival Lutheran Hour Lutheran Hour 7:00 Texaco News 7:15 Paul Harvey 730 Two on the Aisle 7:45 Two on tne Aisie MONITOR MONITOR Walter Winchell Tomorrow's News Hdls. Bob Considine Wm. Hillman Comment Guy Lombardo Guv f.nmharrio- Reviewing Stand Reviewing Stand 8 00 Portland-San Francisco Ministers Round Table iiiJlPortland-San Francisco Ministers Round Table 8 30 Portlann-san rrancm; ' "t . 8 43 Portland-San Francisco Hour of Decision " 9 00 Portland-San Francisco Great Decisions 9:15 Portland-san rranciacu 9:30 portiand-san rrancisco nui 9:45 Portland-San Francisco Quaker Hour Guest Star John T. Flynn State of the Nation State of the Nation News Paper of The Air Good News Men's Corner General Sports Time 10 00 World News Roundup Richfield Reporter 10 15 Off the Record Music To Dream By 10:30 Off the Record Sign Off 10:45 Off the Record 11:00 Sign Off ABC Mucir rn RprfirH Music on Record News Sign ofi CBS NBC MBS RADIO PROGRAMS-MONDAY 6 oo World News RoundupBob Roberts' Corral 6-13 The Open Road Bob Roberts Corral S iriZFr,nk Goss" Bob Roberts' Corral M Harrv Babbitt First News Wakeup Ranch Wakeup Ranch Wakeup Ranch Wakeup Ranch -WF. rrt Farm News & Sports 7.15 Martin Agronsky Rogue Valley Beeper 7:30 Tom MacLeod Sports News Commentary 7 45 Howard Miller ShoWWeather & 7:30 News "i oo-Frisk & Frolic World News Roundup 8:15 Breakfast Club Kashbox & Swap & Sell a anr.itfa-t club Norm s Choice Music 8 45 Breakfast Club Norm's Choice Music Hemingway News Breakfast Gang Regional New Best Buys Cliff Ingle News Bob Green News Bible Institute Bible Institute Friendship Circle Friendship Circle Weekday a (1(1 Music Bnr 9:19 Music & Weisfield'i 9:30 Helen Trent" Mriim Sc Bulletins AH 11 nine wu '-n -- ; 10:15 Aunt Mary" Weekday . . - n !.- W1rriav 1 H :.iu nora " , : : - 10:45 Aunt Jenny Weekday Town Topics Capitol Commentary Voice of Deliverance Voice of Deliverance Newspaper of The Air Telo-Test Marlene Marlene - - m t UlnrlH H1VS 11 is Two Ton Baker Cannon at Controls 11:30 Houseparty" Cannon at Controls 11:45 Houseparty Right to Happiness 12 00 Paul Harvey- Lunchtime News 12 15 Record Rack Weather & Local News 12 30 Rogue Valley ReportersLunchtime Scoreboard . .. . - ... .i . 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Peale Hemingway News Here's the Answer Sam Hayes Fulton Lewis Jr. ji FdwarH P. Morgan Music With Sam 5:15 Tom Harmon Music With Sam 5 :45 A. & Andy. Chev. NewsMan On The Go Bob & Ray Bob & Ray Bob Green News Bill Brundige Sports 6:00 Edward R. Murrow KMED Sports Daily 6:15 Lowell Thomas" Dine At 1440 6:30 Bing Crosbv" Dine At 1440 6:45 Johnny Dollar- Dine At 1440 7 :oo Godfrey Talent Scouts- 'Morgan Beatty News- 7:00 Godfrey Talent Scouts-'One Man's Family- 7 30 Voice of Firestone- Henry J. Taylor- 7:45 Voice of Firestone- Pastels In Music 8:00 Proudlv We Hail Telephone Hour 8 :15 Proudly We Hail Telephone Hour 8:30 Capitol Cloakroom" Ken Nordine 8:45 Capitol Cloakroom" Ken Nordine" Gabriel Heatter Local News Virgil Pinkley Sam Hayes True Detective True Detective John Steele John Steele- Record Session Record Session Pop The Question Pop The Question 9:00 News Romance"- Music You Want 9:15 Romance- Music You Want 9:30 Music With Mantovani Contrasts In Music 9:43 Music With Mantovani Contrasts In Music News Fulton Lewis Jr. Jack's Private Line Jack's Private Line 10:00 News & Off the Record Richfield Reporter 10:15 Off the Record Nightwatchman 10:30 Off the Record Nightwatchman 10:45 Off the Record & NewsNightwatch & News KWIN Karavan KWIN Karavan KWIN Karavan KWIN Karavan 11:00 Sign Off Sign Off Music Til Morn. All nite ABC CBS NBC MBS KBOY 730 KC (AH programs at same time daily unless otherwise indicated) A.M. 5:45 Sign on. Music throughout day except for following programs: 10-10:15 KBOY Bargains: 11-12 (Sunday only) First Baptist service. P.M. 12-12:15 KBOY ranch; 12:15-1230 (Sunday only) KBOY ranch; 6:30 Sign off. TV PROGRAMS - KBES (Channel 5) SUNDAY 12:00 Promise for America 1:30 Industry on Parade 1 :45 Christian Science Pgm. 2:00 Western Wonderland 2:30 Digging for Your Future 3:00 Championship Bowling 4:00 College Hour 4:30 John Nesbitt Parade 5:30 Jackson Co. Public Health 6:00 jack Benny 6 30 Waterfront 7:00 Fd Sullivan 8:00 G.E. Theater 8:30 It's a Great Life 9:00 Loretta Young 9:30 Weekly News in Review 9:45 Olympic Peninsula 10:00 Bob Cummings Show 10:30 Break the Bank 11:00 Sign Off MONDAY 10:50 Devotions 11:00 NBC Matinee 12:00 Garden Farm and Home 12:15 Secret Storm 12:30 Queen For A Day 1:00 Sacred Heart Program 1:15 On The Trail 1:30 Val Rogue Show 2:00 Art of Leather Carving 2:20 Artificial Respiration 230 Forests at Work 3:00 Feminine Fancies 330 Uncle Bill 4:00 I Married Joan 4 30 Howdy Doody 50 Adventures in Literature 530 TV Question Box 5:45 News 5:55 Weather 6:00 Studio One 7:00 Burns & Allen 7:30 Badge 714 8:00 I Love Lucy 8:30 December Bride 9:00 Big Picture 9:15 TBA 9:30 Musical Miles 10:00 Cross Current 10:30 Lawrence Welk 11:30 News & Sign Off Hollywood (U.R) Members of the Writers Guild of America have authorized a strike against major television networks June 4 unless a satisfactory working agreement can be worked out. Use Tribune Want Ads Quick in results! Economical 24 Hour Service ahd Consultation Authorized Baldwin Organ Service JACK SHEPARD Radio and TV Service Ph. 3-S991 364 Stewart How CHRISTIAN SCIENCE HEALS T.V. SERIES FOR EVERYONE This Week "Can Religoin be practical in business life?" KBES-TV Channel 5 Sunday 1:45 P.M. The Medical Roundup bv Emeritus Consultant In Medicine, Mayo Clinic Emeritus Professor of Medltlne, Mayo Foundation Walter Alvarez Public Interest in Science On rare occasions I find an ar ticle on science designed to be read by laymen: An article which dis- pleases me be cause the writ er was evi dently talking down to his audience. H,e was w is e -cracking and trying to be earnest, intel ligent persons who would want information and would want it in a serious form. They would expect it to be auth entic, up-to-date, and couched in simple English speech. I thought of this today as I read in Science a report of a study recently made by mem bers of the faculty of the Uni versity of Michigan. They ques tioned 200 persons and found that three in four liked to read the science news in their local newsDaoer. One in four said they read every scrap of science information they could find. One in three said they wished the pa pers would publish more mate- r i a 1 on science. Interestingly some said that in order to get more on science they would be willing to give up space on sports and society news! Perhaps the women wanted less on sport and the men wanted less on what Mrs. So-and-so wore to the Van Tony's ball! What is curious is that three out of the 200 interviewed had not heard of the Salk vaccine! But what is very hopeful is that 97 knew about Salk and his work. I was elarl to see that some of the 200 persons objected to sen sationalism in science-reDortina. which means that often a science- Two Who Saw Ravages Of War Defend New Land Ogdenburg, N.Y. (U.R) Two women who saw war ravage their native lands are doing their bit to protect their new homeland from surprise attack. Mrs. Rose Houlihan was a guerrilla tiger in the Philippine islands during the Japanese oc cupation in World War II. She hasnlt forgotten the time the Japs burned her father's farm on Mindanao. Mrs. Kathe Rousseau was a high school student in Germany when the war ended. Her father died in a prison camn and she escaped from the Russian zone in 1S46. Both women now are members of the ground observer corps in this northern New York city. Dog Locks Woman Out of Automobile Louisville, Ky. (U.R) A locksmith here was startled re cently when he answered his telephone and a woman said, "My dog has locked me out of my car. Will you please send a man with a key to open it?" Mrs. Jo Hirsch said she left Poodie, her French poodle, in the car while she did a short errand. The excitable dog pressed down the lock button on the door with its paw while jumping from the rear io the front seat. Mrs. Hirsch discovered loo late that her keys were also inside. WALT'S TV &. RADIO SERVICE Oldest Shop in So. Oregon 409 E. Main Phone 2-2269 Day and Night Service, (Medford and Vicinity).. Nlght'Calls and Sundays Nq calls Fri. Eve. or aU day Sat. $3.50 writer should pass up a good story because he doubts if the news will prove later to have been true. The Finding of New Drugs Today As all educated people know, up until around 1910, when Paul Ehrlich in Germany showed the world that a drug could be built up from coal tar, and "tailored" to cure a certain disease, most drugs had been obtained from herbs. Sometimes all the drug gist did was to grind into pow der the leaves or the root of a plant and make pills, or he made a sort of tea with hot water, or an extract or a tincture with the help of alcohol. Today, most drugs are made by chemists who keep changing a molecule per haps several hundred ways until they get the strong curative ef fect they want with the fewest toxic effects. I was just reading in Science a review of a book on the "Chem otherapy of Malaria." 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In World War II, when quin ine became unavailable to the Allies, a synthetic drug had to be found that is, one constructed by chemists. Several were tried, and then it was found that one of them quinacrine was even better than quinine. Later, came chloroquine' which, according to the writers of the book, was bet ter and safer than the quinacrine. Then British chemists found Prognanil, which, curiously, was ALL-BRIGHT TELEVISION CO. Dwight J. Albright, Tech. Bobbie Bills, Asst. Tech. 1654 Orchard Home Drive PHONE 2-9010 a chemical very different from quinine. But, still, there were cases in which a soldier who contracted malaria overseas could not get entirely rid of his infection: It kept coming back. For him, chemists made primaqine, which tends to kill every malarial para site hiding in a man's body. Now there is pyrimethamine, which also is efficient in ridding the pa tient of all forms of the malarial parasite. Body Develops Resistance But the search is not ended be cause, curiously, the human body tends to develop a resistance to the two last-named drugs. The point I want to make is that to- BEVERLY'S TV & RADIO Phone 2-9001 634 Crater Lake Ave. Service Calls $3.50 Open Sunday Through Friday My own shop 8 years near Port-I land Repairing All Makes day In the many laboratories throughout the world new and wonderfully helpful drugs are being constructed, not only for diseases of man but, also, for the many disease of animals. I just read that in a single year in this country diseases of livestock and poultry cost our ranchers and farmers $1,316,620,000. Let us all think of these things when we receive in the mail re quests for money to be used by the antivivisectionists in their constant campaign to close all health- giving laboratories. I don't blame some of you good people for being sore at some of us doctors, but it is hard for me to imagine your being so foolish PROFESSIOTlflt GET -rue A W"J J Ph. 2-4266 TOWNE BEAUTY SHOPPE as to want to shut up the labora tories out of which, any day, there may come a drug that will save your mother from cancer or your child from a terrible brain fever. Dr. Alvarez hcTpes his readers will understand that it would b impossible for him to answer re quests for information or to at tempt to diagnose by mail. (Released by The Register and Tribune Syndicate, 1956) DO YOUR FEET HURT? We specialize in manufacturing and fitting of arch supports which will give you relief and comfort. Northwest Orthopedic & Surgical Supply Co. 2747 N. PACIFIC HIWAY Vi Mile North of Big Y Strange As It Seems by EIs'hj UoNMeooBhvwa W'TMEs.&ecrMe. CO ft&SORBED IN Hte FhiwriN&TriftT Ht; wouw-ecftRceuv 3ro7 To EOT . r-m-RfiiAes inbn' eNTi?etYriewoou ADD ONLY ft FEW IKoKES To ft PBINTIN& NMWes IN CftTCr! 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