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KYJC 1230 kc KMED 1440 ke KWIN 1400 kc
4.00 Club 1230 Fred Waring Songf est Fulton Lewis
4:15 Bill Stern Fred Waring Songfest Hemingway News
4:30 Marine Melody Time KMED Presents Here's The Answer
4:4S Frank Gom WeatherPres. Church Assembly Sam Hayes
"5:00 Edward P. Morgan Music With Sam Bob and Ray
J:1J TomHsmioti" Music With Sam Bob and Ray
5 30 Amos & Andy Regional Roundup Bob 6c Ray
5:48 Amos tc Andy Man On The Go Bill Brundige Sports
" e 00 Edward R. Murrow" KMED Sports Daily Gabriel Heater
6:15 Lowell Thomas Dine at 1440 Local News
6:30 BingCrosby Dine at 1440 Virgil Pinkley
6:45 Johnny Dollar Dine at 1440 ham Hayes-
7 00 Safety Pays Morgan Beatty Gang Busters
7-15Safety Pays One Man's Family Gang Busters
7-30 F.B.I, in Peace & WarGiseile McKenzie Public Prosecutor
7:4g F.B.I. in Peace Sc WarNBC News Public Prosecutor
" g oo Portland-San Francisco You Bet Your Life Hecord Session
815 Portland-San Francisco You Bet Your Life Record Session
830 Portland-San Francisco Truth or Consequences Family Theatre
8:45 Portland-San Francisco Truth or Consequences Family Theatre
0:00 Portland-San Francisco Day of Remembrance News
15 Portland-San Francisco Day of Remembrance Fulton Lewis Jr.
930 Portland-San Francisco The King or I" Jack's Private lane
9:45 Portland-San Francisco The King & I Jack's Private Line
10-00 World News Beat Richfield Reporter KWIN Karavan
10:15 Off the Record Nightwatchman aravan
1030 Off the Record Nightwatchman gJJ Krevan
10:45 Off the Record & NewsNightwatch & News KWIN Karavan
11:00 Sign Off Sign Off Sign Off -
RADIO PROGRAMS-THURSDAY
6:30FrankGoss Bob Roberts Korral Wakeup Ranch
frljZkarff Babbitt" First New, Wakeup Ranch
"7 00 Coffee Concert Farm News. Sports Hemingway News
7 15 Martin Agronsky Rogue Valley Beeper Breakfast Gang
730TocLeod sports News Commentary Regional News
risHoward MiUer Show 'Weather fe 730 News Best Buys
"i.OO Frisk & Frolic ' World News Rndup." Ojgjj
., Breakfast Club Kashbox. Swap & Sell BoD ure e n. news
aZBreakfiat Club Frank's Choice Music Haven fHest
l.lgZleakfasI ci"b j-rlnk's Choice Musir- Haven of Rert
a:00-MusicBox Friendship Circle To'
B:15-Music Box SP'Sv? Voof ItelWerance
9:30 Helen Trent" Wetktoy V " of Deliverance
:45 News 3c Bulletins Weekday " ' riThi Air
ioaO-Name Your Neighbor Weekday
10:15 Aunt Mary "1 Marie
1030-Nor. Drake Skd".?. Marlene
10:45 Aunt Jenny" Weekday
11:00 Trading Post News Roundup Tune Test ,
iriToTonB"er Cannon At Controls Tune Test News
ll'-aoHuseSarty" Cannon At Controls Queen For A Day
ii:45Hoegarty' Right to Happiness' Queen For A Day
"5 1 no Paul Harvey Lunchtime News Noontime News
ij ?-RorclRMk Weather; Local News Western Roundup Time
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830 Arthur Godfrey Westsme ""y Tello Test
8 Arthur Godfrey" Westaide Party Tello lest
jv, ciub1230 Fred Waring Songfest Fulton Lewis Jr.
1-iSZbIu Stern" Fred Waring Songfest Hemingway News
3r5lubl230 KMED Presents Here's The Answer
MZrl"nk GWWeather"Pr. Norman V. Peale Sam Hayes
' 00 Edward P Morgan Music With Sam gob and Ray
8 ?ZTom Harxnon' Music With Sam Bob and Ray
linZ, &. Andy Regional Roundup Bob & Ray--4?ZAmo1
2 a "New.Man On The Go' Bill Brundige Sports
"600-Edward R. Murrow" KMED Sport. Dally Gari-4totr
6:15 Lowell Thomas Sj"",1! VrilPtnWey
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S :igZ?onnyDSg.r.. Dine At 1440 Sam Hayes'
8:00-PorUand-San Francisco The Goon Show; Record g
8:15 Portland-San Francisco The Goon Show ec ConcePt h,..
i5-Mnc:IaagFrroj.eg;c Air Force Concert Hr.
" 8:00 Portland-San Francisco American Adventure; N Jr .
9 lSPortland-San Francisco American Adventure FuUon Lewis Jr
9 :30 Portland-San Francisco Wayne King Orch. J tin
9:4 Portland-San Francisco Wayne King Orch. rr "
10 00 World News Roundup Richfield Reporter KWIN Caravan
10:15 Off the Record Nightwatchman KWIN Caravan
1030 Off the Record Wightwatchman KWIN Caravan
10:45 Off the Record. News Nightwatch & News KWIN Caravan
11:00 Sign Off. Sign Off Sign Off
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KBOY 730 KC
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AM 5-45 Sign on. Music throughout day except for following programs:
10-1015 KBOY Bargains; 11-13 (Sunday only) First Baptist sen-ice
PM-2-12:15 KBOY ranch; 12:15-1330 (Sunday . only) XBOY ranch;
6:30 Sign off.
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WEDNESDAY
4:00 I Married Joan
4:30 Howdy Doody
5:00 Hollywood Album
3:30 Dance Tim
3:45 News -8:35
Weather
6:00 20th Century Fox Hour
70 Do It Yourself .
7:15 Shopping For Fashions at Gifts
7:30 Hopalong Cassidy
8 AO Disneyland
9:00 Follow That Man
930 Science Fiction
10 OO Bui ova Show Time
1030 This Is Your Life
11 100 News & Sign-Off
THURSDAY
1050 Devotions
HOC NBC Matinee
12:00 Medford City Polica
12:15 Secret Storm
1230 Queen For A Day
1 )0 This Is The Answer
1 30 Val Rogue Camera
3:00 Medford City Schools Ffrn.
3:00 Feminine Fancies
330 Uncle Bill
4:00 I Married Joan
430 Howdy Doody
3:00 Rin Tin Tin
530 Ore-Cal Panorama
630 Turning Point
7 IK) Groucho Marx
730 Let s Kick It Around
7:45 Talent Time
8:00 Star Sc Story
8:30 Ford Theater
8:00 Sherlock Holmes
930 Big Picture
10 O0 I Led 3 Lives
10:30 Susie
11:00 News & Sign off
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Wednesday, May 30, 1956
The Medical Roundup
The Clotting of Blood
People want to know why
sometimes blood clots so slowly
and poorly. The clotting of the
blood is a com
plicated proc
ess, depending
on the work
ing together of
a number of
substances. Ac
cording to Dr,
Howell's old
theory, clot
ting depends
v. alter Alvarez on iiDrinogeii,
thrombin, calcium salts, proth
rombin, antiprothrombin, and
thromboplastin. The blood be
gins to clot around tiny particles
in the blood called platelets,
Substances in the fluid in the tis
sues outside of a bleeding blood
vessel also have much to do
with the process.
I have mentioned all these fac
tors to show how many things
can go wrong with the clotting
process. As a result, there may
be long-continued bleeding or
oozing of blood. A terrible dis
ease, called hemophilia, affected
several of the sons of the last
king of Spain. Persons so af
fected can bleed to death or they
can have a joint almost de
stroyed by a large hemorrhage
into it. Fortunately, today, ex
perts on blood and its diseases
are learning so much about the
process of clotting that they are
becoming ever better prepared
to help persons who bleed easily
and too long.
Some persons suffer from the
opposite trouble. Their blood
clots too easily and causes ar
teries to plug up in the heart,
brain " or legs. In such cases,
physicians cut down on the clot
ting of the blood by giving either
heparin or dicoumarol. With the
help of these drugs they often
can keep the patient from getting
a second clot somewhere. But
the use of these "anti-coagulant"
drugs must be watched closely
because an .overdose can do
great harm. -
Narrow-Minded Physicians
Incidentally, the discovery of
dicoumarol can give the lie to
those many lovers of ignorant
quacks who, in the last few
weeks, have written me angrily
to say that we physicians are so
narrow-minded that we never
will use "a great cancer cure"
because it was discovered by a
layman. I well remember the
day when, picking up a veterin
ary journal, I read that cows
that had eaten spoiled clover
often died of hemorrhages aU
over their bodies hemorrhages
due to the inability of their
blood to clot. Immediately, I
showed the article to one of my
Admiral Warns
On Sub Menace
Los Angeles (U.R) Vice
Adm. Francis S. Low, command
er of the Western Sea Frontier,
told a Congressional subcommit
ess yesterday that enemy sub
marines could lie off the Calif
ornia coast and fire nuclear mis
siles at West Coast cities.
Adm. Low issued his warn
ing at the final session of a two
day hearing here by the military
operations subcommittee of the
House Government Operations
Committee, which " is probing
civil defense measures through
out the nation.
Adm. Low said the Navy gave
high priority" to the enemy
submarine menace, and he point
ed out that the Russians have
more than 400 subs, while the
Germans had only 57 at the start
of World War II.
The admiral, whose command
covers eight western states and
extends seaward about 1,200
miles said, "it would be erro
neous to believe that our pre
sent abilities would prevent the
successful launching of guided
missiles from enemy submarines
in all instances under conditions
of "all-out" attack.
Former Minnesota
Residents Plan Picnic
The eighth annual Minnesota
state picnic will be held Sunday,
June 10, at 1 p.m. in TouVelle
State park, according to J. W.
Swanson, vice-president of the
Minnesota Picnic association.
All former residents of Minn
esota are eligible to attend.
Those planning to attend are re
quested to bring their own table
service and food for a potluck
dinner, Swanson said. Coffee
will be furnished and entertain
ment is planned.
Between 3,000 and 4,000 pas
senger trains enter or leave the
Chicago railroad terminals dur
ing 'each 24 hours, one of the
world's great rail hubs.
WALT'S TV ft RADIO SERVICE
Oldest Shop In So. Oregon
409 E. Slain Phone 2-2269
Day and Night Service, 3 Cft
(Medford and Vicinity) yJ.JU
' Night Calls -and Sundays
No calls Frt Eve. or all day Sat.
Emeritus Consultant in Medicine,
Mayo Clinic
Emeritus Protessor of MedHlna,
Mayo Foundation
friends, a research chemist, and
said, "Hurry up and find the es
sential chemical in that clover.
Find it, because it can be a very
useful drug in medicine."
Unfortunately for my friend,
a the time he was so busy that
he could not tackle the job, and
it was another chemist who iso
lated the substance. We now call
it dicoumarol. The minute it
came on the market, it began to
be used by thousands of phy
sicians all over the world. No
one cared a hoot who had dis-?
covered it; it worked and it
saved life, and that was all we
doctors were interested in.
Today, statistics indicate that
persons like President Eisen
hower, who have suffered clot
ting in a heart artery, when
given the anti-clotting medicine,
are only about half as likely to
get another heart attack as are
the persons who were not so
treated. 1
Skylancer Exceeds
760 Miles Per Hour
Washington (U.R) The Navy
has announced its new Douglas
F5D Skylancer exceeded 760
miles an hour, the speed of
sound, on its first test flight on
April 21.
. It said the flight was made at
the Edwards Air Force Base,
Calif., with test pilot Robert O.
Rahn at the controls. Rahn, holds
a Navy record of 753 miles an
hour for its, F4D Skyray, a
somewhat smaller predecessor
of the Skylancer.
i ;
No matter how smart
you might think y6u are,
you can't prove that
Martha Washington didn't
make this statement.
"George, did you mail
the car payment?"
BEVERLY'S TV & RADIO
Phone 2-9001
634 Crater Lake Ays.
Service Calls $3.50
Open Sunday Through Friday
My own shop 8 years near Port-
land Repairing All Makes
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SADDLE
Another ona of the many correc
tive styles wa carry. Sea this cor
rective saddle with the long count
er and Thomas heel.
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Automatic Bar Does All
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San Francisco U.R Tired
of . lifting up those heavy
whiskey bottles? Lack strength
to pull out the corks? Just
can't seem to stop pouring?
Then try the latest labor-saving
device, the automatic bar.
All you have to do with this
$4000 gadget is set the dial
to the highball of your, choice,
press a button and extend
your hand for the filled and
chilled glass. It takes three
seconds.
The machine won't lift the
glass to your lips. You have
to do that yourself.
Used at Convention
The machine was invented
by Huntly Briggs, assistant
advertising manager of Gen
eral Controls Company. It '
will be used at conventions
and the like to show the effec
tiveness of the firm's auto
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It took Briggs six months
to build the machine. The
firm claims a midwestern exe
cutive has offered 810,000 for
it and Briggs thinks maybe
there are enough Texas mil
lionaires around to establish a
steady market. The cost prob
ably could be cut in half if
the machine went into regular
production.
The automatic bar weighs
200 pounds, is 44 inches high,
36 inches wide and 22 inches
deep.
At one side is a magazine
containing ice cubes and a
small sink. Along the top are
racks holding five bottles up
side down, one of bourbon,
one of Scotch and three of
mixer, water, plain soda and
sweet soda. A spout from each
leads to a single spigot.
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Salem U.R) The price of
haircuts in union shops here will
go up 25 cents to $1.50 on
June 1.
Suppose you're gasping with
thirst and want a refreshment.
Here's what you do:
Two lea Cubes Fall
Place an eight-ounce glass
under the ice cube magazine
and press it against a lever.
Two ice cubes will fall into
the glass.
Then put the glass under
the liquor spigot. Turn a con
trol wheel to choose your
liquor and your mix and the
amounts you want of each.
Then press a button.
But don't try to fill your glass
more than half full of whis
ey. That makes the machine
sulk. A red light goes on and
It won't pour.
But if you're not greedy, a
golden stream pours into your
glass.
Now try telling your trou
bles to an automatic bar.
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Water, Three Men Escape
Friday Harbor, Wash. (U.R)
A helicopter carrying three men
crashed into the water near here
today but none was reported
seriously hurt The Coast Guard
identified them as J. Watscn
and N. Turner of Victoria, B. C,
and H. Workman of Vancover,
B.C.
The American Meat Institute
says Americans will eat 8,500,
000,000 hot dogs this year.
That's 800,000 miles of them.
Top-speed relief foe
sour stomach, gas,
sad lndigesti'
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