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rOTJH MEDrORP (OREOOK) MAIL TRIBUNB Friday. June I. 1958 y? ma. jj losssa Br clay r. pollan- a-A J. 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Music St Bill Stern Fred Waring Sonfifeit Heminrway News 4 30 Club 1230 KMED Present Here a the Answer 4 4.1 Frank Coss Dr. Norman V. Peale Sam Hayes 3 00 Edward P Morgan Music with Sam Bob and Ray 3 13 Tom Harmon Music with Sam Bob and Ray 30 Amoa & Andy" Regional Roundup Bob Greene News 3 45-.Amot & Andy & N'wiMn On The Co' Bill Brundige S porta 6 00 Edward R. Murrow" Cavalcade of Sporta Gabriel Heatter A IX Lo-well Thomas Cavalcade of Sports Loca! News 30 Bin Crosby Sporu Daily Virgtl Pinkiey B:43 -Johnny Dollar Music in March Time Sam Haves' 7 00 Max Roby Morgan Beatty Counterspy 7 15 Jack Carson One Man's Familv Counterspy 7-30 Columbia Workshop Nafl. Radio Fan Club City Editor JT;45 Columbia Workshop" Nat l. Radio Fan Club City Editor 8 66 Portland-Hollywood Nat l. Radio Fan Club Record Session 8 15 Portland-Hollywood Nat'l. Radio Fan Club Record Session 8 30 Portland-Hollywood Nat'l. Radio Fan Club Due Date 8 43 -Portland-Hollywood Nat l. Radio Fan Club Disc Date "9. 00 Portland-Hollywood Man Behind The Melody News 9 15 Portland-Hollywood Man Behind The Melody Fulton Lewi Jr. 8) 30 Portland-Hollywood TBA Jack's Private Line 9 4.VPortland-Hollywood TBA Jack aPrivate Line 10 00 World News Beat Richfield Reporter KWIN Karavan 10 IS Off The Record Nightwatchman KWIN' Karavan 10 30 Off The Record Nightwatchman KWIN Karavan 10-43 Off the Record A yews Night-watchman & NewsKWIN Karavan 11:00 Sign Off Sign Off Sign Off RADIO PROGRAMS-SATURDAY 8 00 News' Bob Robert's Corral Wakeup Ranch 8:13 World News Roundup Bob Robert's Corral Wakeup Ranch 830 Frank Goas Bob Robert's Corral Wakeup Ranch 6:43 Yawn Patrol First News Wakeup Ranch 7:00 Coffee Concert Blockhouse Ho-Down Network News T:13 Martin Agronaky Rogue Valley Beeper Breakfast Gang 7:30 Robert Q. Lewis N-wa Commentary Breakfast Gang t A3 Robert Q Lewis' Weather & 7:50 News Network News 8 00 News Koffee Klatch "Social Security Prog. 8 13 Visit With Binf Oregon Game Comm. Music On Record 8 30 Gunsmoke"' Norm s Choice Music Haven ot Rest 8 43 Gunamoke' 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 9 30 No School Todav TBA Voice of Deliverance 9.43 No School Today Sat. News Peak Voice of Deliverance 10 00 News Citv Hospital MONITOR Game of The Day' 10 15 City Hospital" MONITOR Game of The Day 10 30 Record Rack Garden Club Game of The Day 10 45 Record Rack Garden Club Game of The Day 11 00 Trading Post -MONITOR" " Game of the Day 11:15 Music Room MONITOR 1 Game of the Day IX 30 Garden Gate Nat l Farm. Home Hr. Gama of the Day i '43 Guest Star Nat l Farm. Home Hr. Game of the Day 72 -00 News' MONITOR Game of the Day I3i9 Treasure how MONITOR Game of tha Day j2 30 Club 1230 MONITOR Western Roundup Time 12-43 Weather Report MONITOR Western Roundup Time m ' no W'altTTIme MONITOR Western Roundup Time IIS waltz Time MONITOR Western Roundup Time 1 jr club 1230 MONITOR Western Roundup Time 1 43 Clubl230 MONITOR Western Roundup Time " 2 00 News 1 MONITOR Western Roundup Time Sat AtTheChase MONITOR Western Roundup Time j 30 Treasury Show" MONITOR Western Roundup Time 2 45Treaury Show MONITOR Western Roundup Time "3 oo News MONITOR News Music 3 13 Man Bites Record MONITOR Music 3 ?0 Man Bttes Record' MONITOR Report From Washlngto 3- 45 Man Bites Record MONITOR Todays Top Tunes 4 oo News MONITOR Recorded Music 4- 1.1 Club 1230 MONITOR News 4 30 Veterans Administration MONITOR Music 4 45 Frank Goaa' MOiXPJ1" Music 5 flo News' MONITOR Academy Band' 5 is Tom Harmon" MONITOR Academy Band S 30, Fort Leramie' Grand Ole Opry Musical Moments 5 as rort Laramie Grand Ole Opry Musical Moments 8 00 News 4 Indictment MONITOR Hawaii Calls 8 13 Indictment MONITOR' Hawaii Calls 8 30 Unit S MONITOR Guy Lombard 8 45 Unit 99 MONITOR GuyLombardo " 7 00 News MONITOR Pop Time 7:13 Mitch Miller MONITOR Pop Time 7 30 Mitch Miller MONITOR Public Library 7 45 Mitch MiUer MONITOR Pop Time g oo Portland-Hollvwood Proudly We Hail Dixieland Express 8 15 Portland-Hollywood Proudly We Hail Dixieland Express 8 30; Portland-Hollywood Heart Beat Theatre Disc Date 8 43 Portland-Hollywood. Heart Beat Thea tre Disc Date 9 no Portland-Hollywood Tex Beneke Orch. News' 9 15 Portland-Hollywood Let s Go To Town Coming Events 9 30 Portland-Hollywood Parade of Bands Jack's Private Line 9 45 Port land -Hollywood Parade of Bands Jack's Private Line 10fl0 World News Beat KMXD News Report Sat. Night Dance Parade 10:15 Off the Record Bob Crosby Show Sat. tfipht Dance Parade 10 30 Off the Record Nightwatchman Sat Night Dance Parade 10 43 Off the Record. News Night Watch it News Sat. Night Dance Parade 1100 Sign Off Sign Off Sign Off ABC 'CBS NBC MBS R BOY 739 KC AI1 prAgrams at same time daily unless otherwise Indicated) A M 3 45 Sign on. Music throughout dav except for following programs: 10-10 15 kbuy Bargains- n-iz isunaay oniyi rirsT tjapttsr serv pm 12-12:13 hoUi rancn. 8 30 Sign off. 12:13-12-30 (Sunday only, KBOY ranch: TV PROGRAMS - KBES (Channel 5) FRIDAY 4:00 To Be Announced 3 00 Wild Bill HickocK 5 30 Industry on Parade 5:43 News 5-55 Weather 8 00 Cavalcade of Sporta 6:45 Dr. Hudson's becret Journal 7:15 Heath's Medical History 7 20 Hollywood Album 8 00 Man Called X 8 30 Highway Patrol 9:00 The Lineup 9 30 Mayor of the Town 10-00 Premier Theatre 1 1 JO News & Sign Off SATURDAY 4S Baseball Preview 9 5.5 Baseball Cleveland vs. Yankees 1 30 Afternoon Matinee 3:00 Mr. Wizard 3-30 Musical .Miles 4 00 Faith For Today 4 30 Melody Wranglers 530 Ford Star Jubilee 7:00 The Honeymooners 7 30 Crunch At Dez 9:30 People Are Funnv 10:00 Wrestling from Chicago 11:00 News & Sign Off UNDAY 13:00 Annual Palm Beach Golf Championship 1 30 To Be Announced 1 45 Christian Science 2-00 Grand Old Opry 2 30 To Be Announced 3 fto Championship Bowling 4 00 College Hour 4 30 John Ne.bitt Parade 5 00 This Is The Life 530 -Jackson County Health Program on Private Secretary i 6 30 Water Front 7) Ed Sullivan 8 00 GE Theater 830 It s a Great Life 9:00 Loretta Young 930 Weekly News in Review 9 00 Loretta Young 9 30 Weekly News in Review 9:45 Musical Miles 10:00 Bob Cummmgs Show 1030 Break the Bank 11:00 News & Sign Off The army bought iti first au tomobile in 1903. 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Instead of telling people why they thought as they did or acted as they did, he kept asking them how they had been thinking and what was troubling them. Then came Freud with a lot of theories, some of them queer and highly improbable, and some of them unprovable. He assumed that mental troubles are due to sexual conflicts in early childhood. Some of these ideas were so weird that even Freud's closest followers could not stomach them. If laymen were to wade through some of the books written by certain psychoanalysts, they would be surprised and disgusted. Some analysts tell me they cannot stand the mental antics of some of their fellows. They say the stuff their "lunatic fringe peo ple" write has no relation to science. I know some analysts who became so disgusted with it all that they quit; others have told me they would love to quit but haven't the courage to make the break, or cannot afford to do it because of financial needs. Unduly Large Influence Although the analysts make up only a small group among psychiatrists, by hanging togeth er and by writing in such a way as to catch the ear of the public, they have had an unduly large influence on psychiatry and on the thought of the world. Many psychiatrists of the old school who growl under their breath at the situation which they abhor. admit to me that they do not dare speak out for fear of being ganged-up and blacklisted in university departments and in psychiatric societies. As Dr. Percival Bailey said at the recent big meeting of the Psychiatric association, psycho analysis is hardly a science. Many able psychiatrists have al ways felt that. Others have shown that the cult of psycho analysis resembles much more a religion than a science. It has its revered head of the church, and anyone who disagrees with him is excommunicated. His name becomes anathema, and is never mentioned again. Dr. Bailey quoted the great brain surgeon. Dr. Harvey Crush ing, who said, "The task of the psychiatrists is to get back into the asylums and laboratories which they have left behind them, and prove . . . that their concepts have scientific validity." Under the surface, rebellious feelings have long been gather ing, and at last they have come out. The more conservative and really scientific psychiatrists are now joining with the new phy siologic or laboratory - research psychiatrists to build a new sci ence of psychiatry. At the recent meeting most vocal of the attack on the status ' quo was made by able Dr. Per-1 cival Bailey, of the University of Illinois. He objected to sev-! eral things that he feels are wrong with modern psychiatry- He dislikes not only the doings of some analysts but also the do ings of some old-fashioned psy chiatrists. Thus, he has been ap palled over those cases in which an ill-advised prefrontal lobot omy (a destructive operation on the front of the brain) leaves the victim a mental "mess." Tragedy in Many Cases what is bad today is that an operatiog which may be well worth doing in the case of a dan gerous, hopelessly insane person is offered to a sane person who perhaps is suffering severe pain In many such cases the perform ance of a lobotomy would prob ably be a tragedy. Dr. Bailey wisely objected also, to the use of a long series of electro-shock treatments cases in which this treatment is not indicated and hence does no good. He knows that some psy chiatrists have largely given up talking to their patients. They just put them upon the table and start giving them shock treat ments. What is hopeful today is that a new group of men are entering the field of psychiatry men of science who, with laboratory methods, are studying the func tions of the brain as they have never been studied before. For years, physicians have suspected that an insane person might occasionally go into spell because of the presence in his blood of some nerve poison This suspicion was stregthened when lysergic acid amide was found to produce temporary psy chosis in volunteers. Other such drugs are being found. Now comes Dr. Robert S. Heath and his co-workers who report hav ing found in the blood of schizo phrenics a substance that causes monkeys and men to become for a few hours, mentally dis turbed. Obviously a new and better day is dawning in psy chiatry. 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 Tha Register and Tribune Syndicate, 19S8) Bulganin's Letter Delivered To Dulles Washington U.R) Soviet Premier Nikolai Bulganin has written a new letter to Presi dent Eisenhower, the Russian Embassy said yesterdav. Soviet Ambassador Georgi N. Zaroubin delivered the Bulgan in letter to Secretary of State John Foster Dulles. Zaroubin remained in Dulles' office at the State Department only two minutes. Zaroubin declined to give re porters any clue to the contents. But he hinted the letter will be made public soon. "You know that Prime Minis ter Bulganin and the President have carried on an exchange of letters and this continues it," he said. "I cannot sav more. I think you will know very soon." Six Persons Injured in Passenger Plane Fire Pittsburgh (UP.) A Trans World Airline passenger plane with 31 persons aboard caught fire yesterday when its landing gear collapsed on landing at Greater Pittsburgh Airport. At least six persons were in jured, none seriously, a TWA spokesman said. Dead Una Sunday Classified la at noon Saturday: 10 a.m. Monday for Monday; other days 5:30 previous day. ine community s Biggest Marketplace WALT'S TV & RADIO SERVICE Oldest Shop In So. Oreron 489 E. 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