TWO MEDFORD I ORE GO If) MAIL THIBTJKE
Friday, June I, 1958
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BYJC 121 ks KMEO 144 ke KWI.N 140t kc
4:00 Club 1230 Tred Waring Soncfrat runon Lewie
4:15 Music & BUI Stern Tred Waring Sonfest Haminfwaj ' News
4 30 Club 1230 KMED Presents Hera s tne Answer
4 43 rrankGou" WeatherDr. Norman V. Peala Sam Hayes
5 00 Edward P. Morgan Music with Sam Bob and Ray
3:13 Tom Harmon" MusicwithSam Bob and Ray
9:30 Amos Ac Andy Regional Roundup Bob Greene News
5 43 Amos ac Andy St News" Man On The Go Bill Brundige Sports
00 Edward R. Murrow" Cavalcade of S porta Gsbriel Hestter
6:13 lowell Thomas' Cavalcade of Sports Local News
0:30 Bing Crosby Sports Daily Virgil Pinkley
, A3 Johnny Dollar Music In March Time Sam Hayes
7.00 MaxRoby Morgan Beatty Counterspy
7:13 Jack Carson" One Man s Family Counterspy
730 Columbia Workshop" Nat'L Radio Fat. Club City Editor
7 43 Columbia Workshop Natl. Radio Faa Club City Editor
8 00 Portland-Sacramento NatX Radio Far Club Record Session
a 13 Portland-Sacramento Natl. Radio Fan Club Record Session
J0 Portland-Sacramento NatT Radio Fan Club Due Date
8 43 Portland-Sacramento Natl. Radio Fan Club Disc Date
' 9 AO Portland-Sacramento " Man Behind The Melody News
:13 Portland-Sacramentc Man Behind The Melody Fulton Leww Jr.
930 Portland-Sacramento TBA Jacka Private Una
9 43 Portland-Sacramento TBA Jack s Private Una
10 00 World News Beat Richfield Reoartar Sign Off
10:13 Off The Record Nlghtwatchroan
1030 Off The Record Nlghtwatchman
10 45 Off the Record It News Nightwatchman tt Newa
11:00 Sign Off Sign Off
RADIO PROGRAMS-SATURDAY
6:00 News Bob Robert's Corral Wakeup Ranch
6 13 World News Roundup Bob Robert's Corral Wakeup Ranch
630 Frank Goes' Bob Robert a Corral Wakeup Ranch
6 43 Yswn Patrol First News Wakeup Ranch
7:00 County Agent Blockhouse Ho-Down Network News
7:13 Martin Agronsky Rogue Valley Beeper Breakfast Gang
730 RobertQ. Lewis' N-v. s Commentary Breakfast Gang
74S Robert Q. Lewis Westher 6c 7 JO News Network News
8 00 News' Koffee Klatch SocIaTurityProZ
I is Visit With Bins Oregon Game Comm. Music On Record
6 30 Gunsmoke" Norm s Choice Music Haven o Ken
t AS Gunsmoke Norm's Choice Music Haven of Rest
9 00 Newscast" Friendship Circle Song of The Saddle
9 13 Music Box Friendship Circle Song of The Saddle
I iIno MmI Todav TBA Voice of Deliverance
"gZNgUhlolTr Lt New. Desk Voice of Deliverance
5o 00 News' City Hospital' MONITOR Game of The Day
ioit Hospital" P WNIT.R'h g.m:0Tn.g.y
10 30-Rtcord Rack garden C ub Game of The Day
10 43 Record Rack Garden Club Game of The Day
11 00 TradingPort MONITOR- Game of the Day
ii ? tZxi,f.ie Jo MONITOR Game of the Day
frioarderfcai" Natl Farm. Home Hr. Game of the Day
" Srguest SS Natl Farm. Home Hr. Gam, of the Day
'irni-M MONITOR Game of the Day .
JTreuurySnow" MONITOR Game of the Day
liintZrffiSl MONITOR Western Roundup Time
UigZu,h.?Renort MONITOR Western Roundup fme
z-vrT'ri MONITOR Western Roundup Time
llSZwl l"Viml MOnItoS Western Roundup Tim.
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ZouS lllo MONITOR Western Roundup Time
"loo Vews MONITOR Western Roundup Time
lwSatTAt The Chase" MONITOR Western Roundup Time
I itTrealuiVshow1' MONITOR Western Roundup Time
? I?rTr'""r?ShoW MONITOR Western Roundup Time
TnnNVws- MONITOR News' Music'
i itZMiri bum Record MONITOR Music
J sfcMaSB tis Record" MONITOR Report From Washtagto-
! IsVui Bit" Record" MONITOR Todays Top Tunes
a no News . MONITOR Keep Healthy
413 Cmbl230 MONITOR News'
r3oteter.nsAdrnlrustlMONrrOR- Music
4 45 Frank Goes' MONITOR Music
-on News' MONITOR Academy Band
lll?oH.rmn" MONITOR Academy Band
53vort Laramie" Grand Ole Opry Bob 6c Ray
jj?Zpo"La"mie" Grand Ole Opry Musical Momenta
"etio News 6c Indlctmr.r." MONITOR Hawaii Calls
llrrfTctment' MONITOR Hawaii Calls
J30-Unlt99' . MONITOR Guy Lombardo
6 45 Unit 99 MONITOR Guy Lombardo
"7 00 News' MONITOR Pop Time
illSMitch Miller" MONITOR BiTiTfr
7.30 Mitch Miller MS"5I tTtnf
7:45 Mitch Miller" MONITOR Pop Time
"o 00 Music With Mantovanl Proudly We HaU Dixieland Express
5 lSMuslcWIthMantovanl Proudly We Hail . TOxleland Expresa
30-Basin Street Jan" Heart Beat Theatre
S 43 Basin Street Jazz" Heart Beat Theatre Disc Date
- g 00 Medford vs Lincoln Tex Beneke Orch. News"
9 15 Medford vs Uncoln Let s Go To Town Comlnflvents
5 30 Medford vs Lincoln Parade of Bands Jack s Private IJne
t il Medford vs Lincoln Parade of Bands Jack's Private Line
lo-OO World News Beat KMEO News Report Sat. Night tfc ncs Parade
tfrU Off the Record Bob Cruab Show Sat. Night Dance Parade
10:3O Off the Record Nlghtwatchman Sat Night Dance Parade
10 43 Off the Record. Newi Night Watch 6c News Sat. Night Dance Parade
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KBOY 736 KC
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AM 3-43 Sign on. Music throughout day except for following programs:
10-10 13 KBOY Bargains: 11-12 (Sunday only) First Baptist service
PM 12-12:13 KBOY ranch; 12:15-1230 (Sunday only) KBOY ranch:
630 Sign off.
The Medical Roundup
Emeritus Consultant in Mtdlelna.
Mayo CUnle
Kmerlttu Professor of Mtdhln.
Mayo Poundettlon
TV PROGRAMS -KBES (Channel 5)
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4:00 T Married Joan
4:30 Howdy Doody
5O0 Wild B1U Hicfeock
5 30 Industry on Parad
5 49 News
3 53 Weather
6:00 Cavalcade of Sports
6:45 Tr. Hudson's Secret Journal
715 Heath's Medical History
7:20 Hollywood Album
8 :00 Man Called X
8:30 Highway Patrol
BOO The Lineup
9 30 Mayor of the Town
10:00 News & Sign Off
SATURDAY
0:4.1 -Baseball Preview
0:5$ Baseball Tigers at Yankee
1:30 TBA
3:00 Mr. Wizard
3 30 Musical Miles
4 :00 Faith Fox Today
4 30 Melody Wranglers
S30 Ford Star JubUee -TOO
The Honeymooners
7 :30 Crunch & Dea
8 OO To Be Announced
9 :00 Geo. Gobel
g 30 To Be Announced
10:00 Wrestling from Chicago
11.-00 News & Sign Off
SUNDAY
12:00 Wide. Wide World
1 AO To Be Announced
1 :45 Christian Science
2.00 TBA
2 30 Zoo Parade
3:00 Championship Bowling;
4:00 College Hour
4:30 John Nesbitt Parade
5:00 This Is The Life
5:30 TBA
6:00 Jack Benny
6 JO To Be Announced
TOO Ed Sullivan
840 GE Theater
830 It's a Great Ufa
9:00 Loretta Young
9 30 Weekly News in neview
9:00 Loretta Young
9 30 Weekly News in Review
9:43 Musical Miles
10:00 Bob Cummlngs Show
10:3O Break Tne BanK
11:00 News & Sign Off
Court Records
DISTRICT COURT
Henri Roy Caddell, one license plate,
$10. bail forfeited.
Elio Narcisco Torreson. overheight,
WO.
Lloyd Lea As kins, no signal device-.
10.
Lawrene Leroy Simpson, no muff
ler. S10.
Robert Donald Sefarly, illegal pos
session of liquor, $13.
Mary Ina Mays, violation of basic
rule. $15.
Thomas Jefferson Short, failure to
Ktop at stop siffn, $10.
Leonard Delia Turlev. Intoxicated in
a public place. 930. bail forfeited.
Arthur Marion Backes, failure to
stop at stop sign, 910.
William Allen Clemmer, failure to
stop at stop sign. $10.
Bert hoi Gen Davis, defective
brakes, $10.
CIRCUIT COURT
Dorothy M. Hogue vs. Richard S.
Hogue, divorce complaint.
Rowena M. Evans vs. Robert L
Evans, divorce complaint.
MARRIAGE LICENSE
APPLICATIONS
Glenn Earl Holzhouaer, Ashland, and
Alberta Marian WilUe. Ashland.
Wayne Fred Johnson, 520 North
Bartlett st., and Rita Lorriane Card
ona. 224 Saginaw dr., Medford.
Paul Kenneth Clute. Ashland, and
Dorris Elizabeth Lilly. Klamath Falls.
Salem (U.R) About 150 per
sons are expected next Monday
and Tuesday at the annual Ore
gon State Firelighters Associa
tion convention.
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Self-Limited Disease
Since I have protested against
the folly of going to ignorant and
often criminal quacks who have
had no train
ing in medi
cine, I have
received many
letters from
people who
have been an
gered or have
said sadly
"W e thought
you were a
Ualtei Alvarei tine Kindly
man; how could you attack men
who say they have cured thous
ands of people with cancer?"
Several persons said that first
they had been examined thor
oughly by eminent physicians In
a big university clinic. When
these doctors failed to find any
thing wrong, the patient went to
a quack who promptly, with
practically no examination, diag
nosed a cancer. He gave some
medicine, and the person soon
was well. Naturally, my corres
pondent felt that the unlearned
quack must have had some skill
that the highly-trained physi-
cains at the university lacked.
I understand such reasoning.
and I realize how almost hope
less it is for me, or anyone, to
try to answer it successfully.
What most lay persons do not
know is that a large number of
diseases are what we physicians
call "self-limited." Like the
chicken-pox, they tend sooner or
later to clear up without any
treatment. If it were not for the
tremendous power of the body to.
heal itself and conquer infec
tions, we physicians would have
a hard time of It. Many a time,
as a patient of mine has recov
ered, I have wondered if my
medicine really helped. I have
thought of that wonderful state
ment of the father of military
surgery, Ambrose Pare, who
lived some 400 years ago. He
used to say, "I dressed the sol
dier s wound, and God healed
it."
Another fact that many even
of us physicians forget is that
Prison Term for
Beatty Man Upheld
SalenWJ(U.R) The Oregon Su
preme Court has upheld a life
prison : sentence imposed on
James :Quinton- Anderson of
Beatty for the second degree
murder of Richard Miller in
1954.
Miller was killed by a shotgun
blast during a brawl.
Anderson had claimed that he
was convicted illegally because
the Klamath county district at
torney lacked jurisdiction to
prosecute when the case was
moved to Harney county and be
cause Circuit 'Judge M. A. Biggs
refused to instruct the jury on
the theory of justifiable homi
cide. The high court rejected
both claims.
In other decisions, the court
upheld a $20,000 judgment
against the Los Angeles-Seattle
Motor Express awarded to Jo
seph A. Hopfer in Marion county
circuit court. Hopfer was injured
when his car and a LASME
truck collided.
A Lane county circuit court
judgment in favor of V. C. May
was upheld in a case involving
a charge of breach of oral con
tract brought by Edward J.
Hearn. The entire court affirmed
previous ruling which gave
Lawrence H. Flaherty $5746
awarded in Multnomah county
against Donald Bookhultz and
Albert W. Riley.
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many a chronic disease, such as
arthritis, keeps flaring up and
calming down at intervals
throughout a lifetime. Most of
these flare-ups, if left untreated,
will end by themselves. Natural
ly, the man who happens to be
giving treatment at the time
things quiet down gets credit
for a cure.
Every week good, kindly peo
ple write to tell me of a wonder
ful cure for arthritis that they
have heard of. They say it cured
them or perhaps a friend. Why
am I not much interested In
these communications? Because,
all my life since I was seven
years of age, I have had recur
rent spells of pain and stiffness
in my joints, sometimes so bad
that I have had to limp, or I
have been almost unable to turn
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front looking far out to
sea.
Wating for her sheep to
come in, of course.
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my head around so that I could
see to back my car out of the
garage, or I have been unable to
close my right hand.
I have never taken any medi
cine for these spells, and they
have always cleared up usually
in a few days or a few weeks.
Obviously, if I had Deen a lay
man without this knowledge
that many attacks of arthritic
pain tend to come and go, I
would have taken medicine, and
then when the pain had left me
I would have been sure that I
had found a wonderful treat
ment. Nothing New in Remedy
I suppose a hundred times dur
ing my medical life, one of my
old patients has come back to
show me how he or she had been
cured marvelously by some med
icine which he had been Jed to
believe was a new synthetic.
Practically always, then, on pull
ing down my copy of the Physi
cian's Desk Reference Book,
showing the composition of all
the new drugs on the market, I
have found that my patient's
remedy contained nothing new.
It was just a combination of two
or three old drugs. The import
ant constituent was aspirin, or
perhaps sodium salicylate, the
fore runner of aspirin, winch my
doctor father used to .ive me
60 years ago, when I first had
pain in my joints.
As I have said before in this
column, many a time I have
seen a woman whose very alarm
ing disease was, I felt sure, pure
hysteria, due primarily to a poor
nervous inheritance, and sec
ondarily to the strain of living
with a meah husband whom she
much disliked and either wanted
to punish or to keep out of her
bed. Often, the first day the
woman came in with a paralyzed
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arm, I talked her into using it
again, but next day she came
back with her arm again stiff
and unusable. She had decided
to was better to keep her illness
and use it as a whip over her
husband. Then I would try to get
her to see that the disease was
more of a nuisance than it was
worth; also, I tried to convince
her that with time it might so
fasten itself on her that she could
never get rid of it.
Then, a few weeks later, I
would hear that she had been
miraculously cured In a few
minutes by an advertising quack.
or a faith-healer, or an old wom
an, whose part-Indian grand
mother had left her an old pre
scription. Obviously, what did
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Try a Bottle of ZEMAC0L
Yea must be satisfied or yon amney
cheerfully re funded. Gel a botrla to
day at WESTERN THRIFT.
happen was what I have seen
happen again and again. The
woman had realized that it
would be embrassing to let me
cure her paralysis with a little
psychotherapy. It was better,
more satisfying and much more
exciting to be cured by a quack.
She even got her picture in the
paper.
Dr. Alvarez hopes his readers
will understand that it would be
impossible for him to answer
requests for information or to
attempt to diagnose by mail.
(Released by The Register
and Tribune Syndicate, 1956)
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20 Spread for
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22 Female deer
23 Evergreen tree
24 Small ialand
25 , Act
26 Artificial
language
27 Heavy cord
28 American
essayist
29 Assaults
31 Jumped
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facts
25 Crater
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27 Jargon
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