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7:00 Sunday Surprise
7-15 Sunday Surprise
730 Light St Liie Hour
7 45 Light 6c Life Hour
KM ED
8 00 Chevrolet Newscast- MONITOR
S 15 Hour of St. Francis MONITOR"
30 Texaco News Church oi Christ
8 45 Sptnerama Morning News
9 00 Texaco News'
Gospel
Go Del
Hour
Hour
9 15 Paul Carsor
9 30 Salt Lake City Choir The Christophers
9 43 Sait Lake City Choir Mid-Morning News
10 no Music of All Faiths
10.15 Music of Ail Faiths
10 30 6ummr Gaieties
10 45 Summer Gaieties
1 1 00 Summer Ga:tie
11 :15 Summer Gaieties
1 1 30 Summer Gaieties
11 :45 Summer Gaieties
12 OO Wool worth Hour
12 15 Wool worth Hour
52 30 Woolworth Hour
12 45 Wool worth Hour
Presbyterian Service
Presbyterian Service
Catholic Hour
Catholic Hour
MONITOR"
MONITOR
MONITOR"
MONITOR
MONITOR"
MONITOR
Weather. Monitor
MONITOR
1 00 Chevrolet Newscast' World Theatre
1:15 Matinee World Theatre"
1 30 Matinee MONITOR
1 43 Matinee MONITOR
2.00 The Inner Ear"
2 15 The Inner Ear
2 30 The Inner Ear""
2 45 The Inner Ear
MONITOR
MONITOR
Meet the Press
Meet the Pre&s
3 00 News Beat 8c Bergen 'MONITOR
2 15 Edgar Bergen" MONITOR
3 30 Edgar Bergen" MONITOR
3 45 Edgar Bergen MONITOR
4 00 Bekms Music Hall
4:15 Bekrn Music Hall
4 30 CBS Newsroom"
4 45 CBS Newsroom"
MONITOR"
MONITOR"
Shirley Thomas
Shirley Thomas
3 00 G. Drake. Miss BrookiMONITOR"
5 13 Our Miss Brooks" MONITOR"
3 30 Two for the Money Ore. News 8t Wx.
3:43 Two for the Money MONITOR
:00 News A 6THara MONITOR"
15 O Hara" - MONITOR
6:30 Gunsmoke American Forum
6 45 Gunsmoke American Forum"
7 00 Texaco News
7 13 Paul Harvey
7 30 Two on the Aisle
7:43 Two on the Aisle
g 0O Portland-Sacramento
8 15 Poruand-Sacramento
8 3D Portland-Sacramento
8 45 Portland-Sacramento
MONITOR"
MONITOR
MONITOR
MONITOR
Ministers Round Tahle
Ministers Round Table
Hour of Decision
Hour of Decision
9 00 Portland-Sacrnenmto Eternal Light"
9 15 Portland-Sacramento Eternal Litfht
9 30 Portland-Sacramento Quaker Hour
9.43 Portland-Sacramento Quaker Hour
10 00 World News Roundup Richfield Reporter
10:15 Off the Record Music To Dream By
10 30 Off the Record Sign Of f
10 45 Off the Record
11:00 sign Off
ABC "CBS NBC
RADIO PROGRAMS-MONDAY
A 00 World News Roundup"
8:15 The Open Road
8 30 Frank Gois
6:45 Harry Babbitt
Bob Roberts Corral
Bob Roberts' Corral
Bob Roberts' Corral
First News
7 00 Coffee Concert
7:13 Martin Agronaky
7 30 Tom MacLeod Sports
7 43 Howard Miller Show"
8 00 Frisk St Frolic
8 15 Breakfast Club
8 30 Breakfast Club
8 43 Breakfast Club
Farm News 8c Sports
Rogue Valley Beeper
News Commentary
Weather & 7:30 News
World News Roundup'
Kashbox 8c Swap 4 Sell
Frank's Choice Music
Frank's Choice Music
9 00 Music Box
9 15 Music & Wet field's
9 30 Helen Trent
9:45 News 8c Bulletins
Friendship
Friendship
Weekday"
Weekday
10 00 Name Your Neighbor Weekday
1013--Aunt Mary"" Weekday
1030 Nora Drake Weekday
10:43 Aunt Jenny Weekday
11:00 Trading Post
11:15 Two Ton Baker
1 1 30 House party "
11 43 Houseparty
Right To Happiness
TBA
Merchants Jackpot
Merchants Jackpot
1200 Paul Harvev Lunch time News
12:13 Record Rack Weather At Local News
1230 Rogue Valley ReportersLunchtime Scoreboard
12 43 Weather& Lost Pets Markets 8c Kashbox
1 00 Musical Mlxmaster Young Widder Brown
115 Whispering Streets" Doctor s Wife"
130 My True Story Pepper Young's Family
i -43 My True Story Woman in
2 00 Ruth Ashton A Wx." Weekday"
2 15 Strictly For The Ladies Weekday
1 230 Arthur Godfrey" Wests ide Party
2 45 Arthur Godfrey Westside Party
3 00 Arthur Godfrey" Westside
,313 Arthur Godi'rey Westside
. 3 30 Strictly for the Ladies Westside
' 3:45 Arthur Godfrey Westside
4 00 Club 1230
; 4:15 Bill btem
4 30 Club 1230
4 45 Frank Got
Fred Waring Songfest
Fred Waring Songfest
KMED Presents
Dr. Norman V. Peale
StW Edward P. Morgan' Music With Sam
8 13 Tom Harmon" Music With Sam
5 30 Amos & Andy" Regional News
3 43 A. 8t Andy. Chev. News Man On The Go
6 00 Edward R. Murrow
. 6:15 Lowell Thomas
630 Binsr Crosbv"
KMED Sports Daily
Dine At 1440
Dine At 1440
Dine At 1440
' 8:43 Johnny Dollar
7 00 Godfrey Talent Scouts "Morgan Beatty News True Detective "
. 7 00 Godfrey Talent Scouts"One Man's Family True Detective
7:30 Votco of Firestone Henry J. Taylor John Steele"
7 43 Voice of Firestone Pastels In Music John Steele
g no Proud Iv We Hail
113 Proudly We Hail
' 830 Capitol Cloakroom"
8 43 Capitol Cloakroom"
9fl0 News 8c Romance"
Telephone Hour
Telephone Hour
Ken Nordine
Ken Nordine
Music You
Music You
9 : 1 5 R oma net
930 Music With Mantovani Contrasts
9 43 Music With Mantovani Contrasts
10 00 News 8c Off the Record Richfield Reporter
10:15 Off the Record Nightwatchman
10 30 Off the Record Nightwatchman
10:43 Off the Record & NewsNightwatch 8c News
11:00 Sign Off Sign Off
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CBS
NBC
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RUN DAY
12 00 Wide. Wide World
1 00 To Be Announced
1 :45 Christian Science Pgm.
2 0O To Be Announced
230 Zoo Parade
3 00 Championship Bowling
4 00 College Hour
4 30 John Nesbitt Parade
5-00 This Is The life
3 30 To Be Announced
6 00 Jack Bennv
6 30 To Be Announced
7 00 Fd Sullivan
8-00 G E. Theater
8 30 It's a Great Life
9W- Loretta Young
9 30 Weekly New, in Review
9 45 Musical Miles
10:00 Bob Cum mines Show
10:30 Break the Bank
11 on Sum Off
MONDAY
10:30 Devotions
11:00 NRC Matinee
121)0 Garden Farm and Home
12:15 Secret Storm
12 30 Queen For A Day
1 OO I Married Joan
1 30 Ernie Kovac s Show
2 00 Val Rogue Show
230 Sacred Heart
3 00 Feminine Fancies
330 Uncle BiU
4 00 TBA
5 00 Adventures in Literature
5 30 TV Question Box
3 43 News
3:33 Weather
6 0O Studio One
7 00 Bums 8c Allen
7 30 Badge 714
8 AO I Love Lucv
830 December Bride
9 00 Musical Miles
9 30 Big Picture
10 00 Cross Current
1030 Lawrence Welk
11 30 News St Sign Off
Minnesota Stale Picnic
Scheduled Next Sunday
The Minnesota state picnic
will be held at Tou Velle State
park starting at 1 p.m. Sunday,
June 10. Former residents of
Minnesota are eligible to attend,
according to J. W. Swanson, vice
president of the Minnesota Pic
nic association.
Swanson said former Minneso
tans attending should bring ta
ble service and food for the pot
luck picnic. Coffee will be furn
ished by the association, he said.
1440 kc KWIN 1400 kc
Music lor Sunday
i Music for Sunday
Music lor Sunday
Christophers Program
Puck The Comic Weekly
Puck The Comic Weekly
Christians Hour
Church of Christ
Radio Bible Class
Radio Bible Class
Voice of Prophecy
Voice of Prophecy
Newspaper of The Air
Chrnuan Science Hour
Frank 8c Ernest
Les Paul
Game of the Day
Game oi the Day
Game of the Day
Game of the Day
Game cf the Day
Came of the Day
Came of the Day
Game of the Day
Game of the Day
Game of the Day
Bill Cunningham
Andre Kostelanetz
Sunday Serenade
Sunday Serenade
Sunday Serenade
Sunday Serenade
Sunday Symphonies
Sunday Symphonies
Sunday Symphonies
Sunday Symphonies
Gospel Call
Gospel Call
Old Fashioned Revival
Old Fashioned Revival
Old Fashioned Revival
Old Fashioned Revival
Lutheran Hour
Lutheran Hour"
Walter WincheU
Tomorrow's News Hdls.
Bob Considine"
Wm. Hillman Comment
Guy Lorn bard o
Guy Lombardo
Reviewing Stand
Reviewing Stand"
Guest Star
John T. Flynn
State ot the Nation
State of the Nation
News Paper of The Air
Good News
Men's Corner
General Sports Time
Music on Record
Music on Record
News Sign oft
Wakeup Ranch
Wakeuo Ranch
Wakeup Ranch
Wakeup Ranch
Hemingway News
Breakfast oang
Regional News
Best Buys
Cliff Ingle News
Bob Green News
Bible Institute"
Bible Institute
Circle
Circle
Town Topics
Capitol Commentary
Voice of Deliverance
Voice of Deliverance
Newspaper of The Air
Telo-Test
Marlene
Marlene
Tune Test
Tune Test News
Queen For A Day
Queen For A Day
Noontime News
Western Roundup Time
Western Roundup Time
Western Roundup Time
Western Roundup Time
Western Roundup Time
Western Roundup Time
Carnation Milk Time
Western Roundup Time
Western Roundup Time
Story Time"
Story Time
My House"
Party
Party
Party
Party
News." Merry-Go-Rnd.
News. Merry-Go-Rnd.
Behind the Story
Telo-Test"
Hemingway News
Here's the Answer
Sam Hayes
Fulton Lewis Jr.
Bob & Ray
Bob & Rav
Bob and Ray
Bill Bruridige Sports
Gabriel Heatter
Local News
Virgil Pinkley
Sam Hayes"
Record Session
Record Session
Pop The Question
Pop The Question
Want
Want
News
Fulton Lewis Jr.
Jack's Private Line
Jack's Private Line
In Music"
In Music
KWIN Karavan
KWIN Karavan
KWIN Karavan
KWIN Karavan
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Two fo Receive OSC
Honorary Degrees
Corvallis Two distinguish
ed scientists will receive hon
orary doctorate degrees from
Oregon State college at the 87th
commencement exercises June 4.
They are Dr. William Justin
Kroll of Corvallis, internationally-known
metallurgist, and Dr.
John Williams, director of the
biochemical institute at the Uni
versity of Texas.
Dr. Kroll set up his own lab
oratory in Luxembourg in 1923
and developed a process for the
production of titanium and zir
conium. In 1940 he came to the
United States and in 1945
joined the bureau of minpc
he
at
Albanv where hp tnnlc rharoe
of
producing zirconium needed for
the atomic suhmarinp.
Dr. Williams is the 1957 pres-
meni of. the American Chemical
society. He was on the OSC staff
from 1932 to 1939.
The nation's first canals were
built to transport coal.
How
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE
HEALS
T.V. SERIES FOR EVERYONE
This Week
"Disease is not incurable"
KBES-TV
Channel 5 Sunday 1:45 P.M.
Sunday, June 3, ISSS
The Medical Roundup
A Booklet On Teaching
Of Much-Retarded Children
Mrs. Bertha W. Martin has
just published a manual pre
pared primarily for the helping
of those teach
ers who care
for extremely
retarded child
r e n, between
the ages of 3
and 5. and
with an I. Q.
Jf I nf frnm 3fl in
i J 50. I am men-
U.it.1 AlVirJ u u v ft I e k uc-
caues it could help those many
mothers of greatly retarded
children who. because they live
far from a special school, must
struggle with the problem them
selves. A while ago hundreds of
mothers were very grateful to
me for having told them about
Mrs E. D. Osterhout's book on
"Teaching the Retarded Child at
Home."
According to Mrs. Martin, the
big job is to teach the child to
adjust as best he can to the
world about him. Book learning
never can be one of his main
goals. His goal should be learn
ing to get along with people.
Also, he must learn to perform
those everyday tasks, such as
eating, choosing his clothes and
dressing, which a normal person
does wilthout thinking. Mrs.
Martin says the words, "Go slow
ly, go carefully, go steadily, go
prayerfully," best express how
a mother of these children should
approach her work. These chil
dren have a desire for routine
that is very strong, probably be
cause of the sense of security it
gives them. New problems both
er them.
The book is attractive and con
tains diagrams showing how to
teach simple crafts. There are
suggestions as to the best type of
music for the retarded child.
Many children with an injured
brain are so very sensitive to the
higher notes that they cannot
listen comfortably to certain
pieces of music.
A number of songs are listed
as suitable for the children, and
a list is given of basic words
that they should be taught.
There is a short list of helpful
books a mother should read.
New Physiology Of The Brain
In a recent article in Science,
Dr. B. K. Anand and S. Dua
described the new method of
stimulating, with very weak
Phoenix Budget Is
Adopted by Council
Phoenix A total 1956-57
budget of $31,876 for the city of
Phoenix was adopted Thursday
night following a public hearing
in the city hall.
Only one person attended the
hearing, city officials reported.
The budget calls for a tax levy
of $14,220. Since this is within
the 6 per cent limitation, no elec
tion on the budget will be nec
essary.
A new tax base for the city
was established a few years ago.
Court Records
DISTRICT COURT
Charles Ernest Bennett Jr.. ImDroDer
muffler. S15.
Kenneth John Chokie. violation of
baic rule. $12 50.
ins Hi ir fierce, violation or oasic
rule. $17.50.
Leslie Rot Walch. failure to stop
at stop sign. S10.
Thomas Milton Fraser. angling with
prohibited methods. $30.
uougias Neal Butts, overhetght, 10.
Henrv Lerov Stewart. Dassins? with
insufficient clearance. $10.
Karl Merritt Proctor, overwidth.
$30.
Gene William Weitman. overload.
$31.
Robert Timothy Dally, overload, $67.
Rav Edwin Scholtz. ovreload.
$147 50.
Rhee Jean Mollis, ansflin without
license, $15.
CIRCUIT COURT
Evelvn Vinson Hanlev v Franklin
Earl Hartley, divorce complaint.
Aianene Hawkins vs. Richard T.
Hawkins, divorce complaint.
MARRIAGE LICENSE
APPLICATIONS
Lester Howard Lvnch. route a. henr
7 IS. Central Point, and Mabel Estella
Wright Vanderpool. 6151 North Col
umbus ave.. Medford.
Two-fifths of. America's hotels
do not serve meals.
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Emeritus Consultant to Medicine,
Mayo tunic
merit Proiessor of Medicine,
Mayo Foundation
electric currents, small areas in
the brains of living and unan-
esthetized cats, monkeys and
men who are perfectly comfort
able with a fine wire running
down from a tiny hole in the
skull. Fortunately, the brain sub
stance has no feeling. Depend
ing on the point to which the
wire runs, the effects of stimula
tion vary. For instance, when
the stimulation was applied to
an area in the brain above one
ear, most of the animals became
a bit agitated and showed signs
of fear. A few, with a certain
temperament, were quieted by
the stimulation.
Stimulation of a certain part
of the brain of an animal might
make it violent and desirous of
biting, while the same stimulus
applied to an area of brain a
short distance away might pro
duce quieting. Stimulation of
certain areas seemed to give
some of the animals pleasure,
while stimulation in other parts
of the brain sent the animal into
a violent rage. Stimulation in
certain places caused movements
of some muscles of the animal,
or it caused movements of sniff
ing, licking, chewing, or biting.
Location of Brain Centers
These studies, naturally, are
throwing great light on the loca
tion of the many centers in the
brain, and already they have
given great help to experts who
want to know whence an epilept
ic fit is coming, and if perhaps in
the individual the disease can be
cured by an operation on the
brain.
Stimulation of certain parts
of the brain caused crying
salivation, changes in the size of
the pupil of the eye, blinking of
the eye, and, rarely, urination
a movement of the bowels, a
rise or fall in blood sugar, or
changes in blood pressure. By
stimulating a certain area in the
brain, the animal could be
thrown into an attack of rapid
breathing, such as is seen in
hysterical persons. In such an
attack a woman may pant like a
dog.
The reports of such studies
delight me because they are giv
ing us exact information in re
gard to the functioning of the
brain in health and in disease.
At last, instead of weird theories
spun by men sitting in arm
chairs, we are getting scientific
facts.
Dr. Alvarez hopes his readers
will understand that it would be
impossible for him to answer re
quests for information or to at
tempt 'to diagnose by mail.
(Released by The Register
and Tribune Syndicate, 19SE)
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Tto tJrf. drama, by JOHN MESSfTT
"The Man Who Believed
in Fairy Tales"
He found a fortune,
a beautiful wife and the
ruins of ancient Troy.
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TeacKer Graduates at OSC
To Find High
Corvallis Elementary and
secondary teacher graduates
from Oregon State college, this
June, will find jobs at salaries
averaging about $4,000 a year.
Mrs. Kathryn Smith, a direc
tor placement at OSC, reported
Vets Urged to Reinvest
Armed Forces Bonds
Government officials have
urged veterans holding Armed
Forces Leave bonds to reinvest
them in series E or H savings
bonds because they are no long
er bearing interest.
Armed Forces Leave bonds
were given in lieu of cash for
accumulated leave and paid 2 Vt
per cent interest annaually on
a five-year basis.
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Paying Jobs
she has received a daily average
of 20 requests for teachers from
grade and high schools and col
leges since July, 19S5. The job
listings come mainly from Ore
gon and California schools, but
they have been received from
most states, Canada, South Am
erica and other foreign coun
tries. During March, Mrs. Smith re
ceived the year's monthly high
of 2,103 job listings.
Smallest Salary
The smallest starting salary
offered this year by any school
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elor's degree and no experience
was $3,500. But the average is
closer to $4,000 with the top
near $5,000. A master's degree
usually means another $200 add
ed tov the starting salary, she
said.
Elementary schools are most
ki demand for teachers, she said,
with high schools close behind.
Biggest demand in the high
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school education field !s for pep
sons who teach more than ona
subject.
About 265 students will grad
uate from OSC this June with
bachelor's degrees entitling them
to state teacher certificates. Sixty-four
will graduate in elemen
tary education under the four
year program established in
1954. The remaining 201 are in
secondary education.
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31 Flower
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