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Newspaper Page Text, SIX MEDFORD (OHECOK) MAIL TRIBUNE Friday. Jun 22. 19SS T A 4-1. 77.33 J Jo- it-mxi TAUtUt I 7 9 - r f iONI 73 CANCIt H 3-41 P4V55-72 JULY 2J AUG 13 9 i7 a S?577 voo MjC 24 1. SCT 22 KTy so 71 -B CLAY 1 POLLAN- Your Do'lf Aefrvjfy Guide According ro the S'ors. 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NOV 23 pO-i8-3i-4r2fS-bl4 70 & UNA Oct. a l 113-24-JSl pO-61-82-88 SAGfTTASMJS NOV 23 MC 23 B.77.AA-n7?? b4-76-77 CAFtlCOtN IAN V, 1?1 -M-430 AQUAMUl FEB. I 4- 15-55-34JB" 49-60-79 86 Ml nscu MA 21 5- 14 J9 39T S3-6;-81-87 RADIO PROGRAMS-FRIDAY Pro? rims listed below are received from the radio stations and the Mail Tribune assume no responsibility except to make such changes as are supplied KVJC 1230 ke KMEO 1440 kc KWIN 1400 ke 4 00 Club 1230 Home Show Turfon Lewis 415 Muic At Bill Stem Home Show Hemintfway News 4:30 Club 1230 Home Show Here's the Answer 4 4 "-Frank Gown Home Show Sam Hayes 5 00 Edward P.Mornan o:15 Tnm Harmon ft.30 Amos St Andy 5 43 Amos Ac Andy Ac News Home Show Bob and Ray Home Show Hob and Ray Regional Roundup Bob Greene News 'Grantland Rice Story Bill Brundiae Sports 6 00 Edward R. Muitow' 6 15 Lowell Thomas' 6 30 Bin Crosby 6 :45 Johnny Dollar" 7 .-00 MaxRoby" 7 :13 Jack Carson- 7- 30 Columbia Workshop 7 45 Columbia Workshop 8- 00 Port land-Vancouver 8:15 Port) and-Vancouver 8 .30 Portland-Vancouver 8 45 Port) and-Vancouver 9 00 Portland-Vancouver 9 1.5 Portland-Vancouver 9 :30 Port land -Vancouver 9 45 Portland-Vancouver Tivoo World News Beat 10:!5 Off The Record 1 0:30 Off The Record 10:45 Off the Record & News 11:00 SUnOff Cavalcade of Sport Cavalcade of Sports Sports Daily Music in .March Time Gabriel Heatter Local News Virgil Pinkley Sam Haves Morgan Beatty One Man's Family Home Show Home Show Counterspy Counterspy City Editor Cltv Editor Home Show Home Show Home Show Home Show Home Show Home Show Home Show Home Show Record Session Record Session Disc Date Disc Date "News Fulton Lewis Jr. Jack's Private Line Jack s Private Line Richfield Reporter KWIN Karavan Nightwatchman KWIN Karavan Nihtwatchman KWIN Karavan Nightwatchman & NcwsKWIN Karavan Sign Off Music Til 1:00 RADIO PROGRAMS-SATU RDAY fl 00 News"- Bob Robert'! Corral Wakeup Ranch 6 15 World Nawa Roundup- Bob Robert'a Corral Wakeup Ranch 630 Frank Goss"- Bob Robert'a Corral Wakeup Ranch 6 45 Yawn Patrol Ftrat Newa Wakeup Ranch 7 00 Coffee Concert Country Music Network News 7:15 Martin Aajronsky Rofue Valley Beeper Breakfast Ganu 7 30 Robert Q. Lewis- News Commentary Breakfast Gang- 7 45 Robert Q Lewis' Weather 7:30 Newa Network News- 1 8 00 News-- Koffee Klatch World News Roundup 8 15 Visit With Bing Oregon Game Comm. Local News 8c Sports 8 30 Gunsmoke-- Norm's Choice Music Haven ot Rest 8 45 Gunsmoke Norm's Choice Music Haven of Rest- " 9 00 Newscast- - Friendship Circle Song of The Saddle 9 15 Mu!c Box Friendship Circle Son of The Saddle ft 30 No School Today Sammy Kaye Orch. Voice of Deliverance 9 45No School Today Sat. News Desk Voice of Deliverance To on News- Citv Hospital" MONITOR- Game of The Day- 10 15 Cltv Hrupital-- MONITOR- Game ot The Day 10 30Record Rack MONITOR Game of The Day 10:45 Record Rack MONITOR- Game of The Day- j no Tradina Post MONITOR- Game of the Day- ?5Muaic Room MONITOR Game of the Day 3n Garden Gate Nat l Farm. Home Hr. Came of the Day Jj :4,, Guest Star Nat l Farm. Home Hr. Game ot the Day 11 onNews- MONITOR Game of the Day- 12 15 Treasury Show" MONITOR Game of the Day 12 on club 1230 Home Show Western Roundup Time j2 45 Weather & Music Home Show Western Roundup Time ' t ooWaltiTlme Home Show Western Roundup Time ri5Walti Time Home Show Western Rounduo Time 1 mllwaltl Time Home Show Western Roundup Time 45WaltI Time Home Show Western Roundup Time 2 00 News- MONITOR" Western Roundup Time 2 "Saturday at The Chase MONITOR Western Roundup Time I aoTreasurV Show- MONITOR Western Roundup Time j 45 Treasury Show-- MONITOR- Western Roundup Time -3i;ew- Home Show News' Music 31s Man Bites Record Home Show Music 3 -0 Man Bites Record- Home Show Report From Washinato 3 4Man Bites Record" Home Show Todays Top Tunes- "a oo News Home Show Recorded Music 4:15 Club 1230 Home Show ?'.w'. 4 30 Veterans AdmlnlstratiorHome Show Music" 4 4.5 Frank Goss" Home Show Music 5 00 News' MONITOR- Academy Band- g 15 Tom Harmon" MONITOR Academy Band- 5 30 Fort Laramie- Grand Ole Opry Musical Moments 5 45 Fort Laramie" Grand Ole Opry Musical Moments " g no News 8t Indictment" Blockhouse Ho-Down Hawaii Calls K Indictment" KMED News Report Hawaii Calls' B '3o Unit it' MONITOR' Guy Lomhardo a A5 Unit 90 MONITOR Guy Lombardo ' 7 oo News' MONITOR Pop Time 7ll5 Mitch Miller" MONITOR Pop Time 7 30 Mitch Miller" MONITOR Public Library 7 45 Mitch Miller" MONITOR Pop Time ' 8 00 Portland-Vancouver Proudly We Hail Dixieland Express 815 Portland-Vancouver Proudly We Hail Dixieland Express 8 30 Portland-Vancouver Heart Beat Theatre Disc Date' 8 45 Portland-Vancouver Heart Beat Theatre Disc Date 9 no Portland-Vancouver Tex Beneke Orch. News' 9 is Portland-Vancouver Let s Go To Town Cominf Events 9 30 Portland-Vancouver Parade of Bands Eriv"!" H 9-45 Portland-Vancouver Parade of Bands Jack s Private Line ToflO-WoTM News Beat KMED News Report Sat Night Dance Parade 10 15 Off the Record" Bob Crusby Show Sat Night Dance Parade ln loZoff the Record Nightwatchman Sat. Night Dance Parade IS JSTof! Rrd. New. Night Watch & New. Sat Night Dance Parade 11:00 Sign Off Sign Off Music Til 1 JO A BC "CBS NBC MBS KBOT 73 KC (All programs at same ttme dally unless otherwise Indicated) AM 5 45 Sign on. Music throughout dav except for following programs: lft-lo"l3 KBOY Bargains; 11-13 (Sunday only) First Baptist service. PM 12-12:15 KBOY ranch. 12:15-12 30 (Sunday only) KBOY ranch: 8 30 Sign off. TV PROGRAMS - KBES (Channel 5) FRIDAY 4 00 Treasure Travels 8:00 Wild Bill Hickock 5-30 Fashion Review 5 45 News 5 55Weather 8 00 Cavalcade of Sports 6:43 Dr. Hudson's Secret Journal 715 Heath s Medical History 7 20 Hot! v wood Album 8 00 Man Called X 8 30 Highway Patrol 9 oo The Lineup 9 30 Mayor of the Town 10 0O Premier Theatre 11 JO News St Sign Off SATURDAY 9 45 Baseball Preview 9 55 Brooklyn vs Cincinnati 1 30 Afternoon Matinee 3 00 Mr. Wizard 3 30 Musical Miles 4 oo Faith For Todav 5 30 Melody Wrang.era 6 -30 Ome St Harriet 7-00 The Honeymoonera 7:30 Stage Show 8 00 Crunch Ac D 8 30 It's Alwavs Jan 9 01 George Gobel 9 30 People Are Funny 10 oo Chicago Wrestling 11:00 News St Sign Off SUNDAY 12-00 Frontiers of Faith 12 3" American Forum 1 00 Zoo Parade 1 45 How Christian Science Heala 2 00 Music Hour 3 10 Championship Bowling 4.00 College Hour 4 30 Telephone Time with John Nesbitt 5 00 This la The Life 5 30 Jackson Co. Pub. Health Prgra. 8 00 Private Secretary 6 30 Waterfront 7 1)0 Ed Sullivan 8 O0 GE Theater 8 30 Fire Weather 9 00 Loretta Young 9 30 Weekly Neun in Review 8.45 i-inger Awhoio 10:00 I've Got a Secret 10 30 Break the Bank U AO News Ac Sign Off Two Taken fo Portland Veterans Hospital Stephen A. Zollard, 46, 1027 North Central ave.f was flown to the Veterans Administration hospital in Portland today by a Mercy Flights, Inc., plane. Zol lard suffered hip and leg in juries in a fall last evening, ac cording to Sacred Heart hospit al reports. Other details of the accident were not known. Yesterday, Mercy Flights took Erwin Edwards, Klamath Falls, to the VA hospital in Portland for treatment of a head wound which he suffered during the war and which was bothering him. They were the 508th and 509th patients flown by the non-profit corporation. Use Tribune Want Ads WALT'S TV I RADIO SERVICE Oldest Shop tn So. Oregon 409 K. Main Pbone 2-2269 Day and Night Service, M FA (Med ford and Vicinity) VJ.JU Night Calls and Sundays No calls Frt Eve, or all daj Sal The Medical Roundup Emeritus Consultant In Medicine, Mayo Clime Emeritus Prutessor of MedlUne, Mayo Foundation 3 v iff Wriona U ' Alcoholism in Industry In that remarkable little jour nal "Plantation Health," pub lished In Hawaii by physicians who take care of the workers on the planta tions. Dr. G. H. Gehrmann says that dur i n g his 40 years ot prac tice in indus trial medicine, chronic a 1 c o- toaiin Alvar-i n o i I 5 m nas been one of the important health problems and the most difficult one to solve. In many cases the doctors are unable to rehabilitate the alcoholic. As Dr. Gehrmann says, one of the troubles in the past has been that so many persons have thought that the alcoholic is a bad man who could behave him self if he wanted to. But no, the alcoholic is sick. He is miserable and terribly unhappy so much so that often he thinks of suicide. He is suffering from a chronic nervous disease which, if un treated, will lead to total perma nent disability or death. The doc tor emphasizes the importance of starting treatment early, while the man has enough will power left with which to fight his way back to health. He says that discharging an al coholic doesn't do much good; it simply passes the problem on to some other employer, and finally to the people of the community who have to care for the man and eventually for his depend ents. The doctor reminds us that in a big company it costs some $5,000 to train an efficient opera tor, and $25,000 to train a re search chemist. If the man then becomes ruined by alcohol this investment is lost. For 28 years the DuPonts, with whom Dr. Gehrmann works, pursued the old-fashioned policy of scolding the alcoholic, telling him to stop, threateninf him with discharge, and then fir ing him. Much time, effort and money were spent on each pa tient, but all to no avail. The cost to the company was high and the results were nil. Doctor Saw Reason , Then, one day, a man came in who told the doctor that he had been an alcoholic and had been straightened out by Alcoholics Around Hollywood By ALINE MOSBT United Press Correspondent Stmt Hollywood U.R Steve Al len bravely marches off to bat tle Sunday as the next NBC-TV-aj ite to oppose KftS" , King Ed Sulli- Si , van, but Allen ue a iiul out for blood. "I'm not do ing this to be known as the man who knocked off "-V-"! I Ed Sullivan," Aiine MosDy the bespecta cled comedian insisted after a guest appearance here returning to his New York headquarters. I d be doing the same show if were on BBC and we had no competition. I just want to do a good show." At times the fight between NBC and CBS for that Sunday night viewing time has had viewers chuckling. Sullivan got into TV on the basement floor and took over the whole build ing with his easy manner, top variety acts and umpteen guest stars.. NBC has thrown in every thing from monkeys to Jona than Winters during their 8-9 Look for red spider mites if evergreens seem to be losing their needles and the trees have a gray or brown appearance. Several control materials are available. i 'iij sill J , 4 & I 1TV at WHY YOU Dr. Cary Mid dlecoff seems to be telling the ball in no uncertain terms just exactly what he thinks of the situation as he misses a putt on the sixth green in the second round of the U. S. National Open at the Oak Hill Country Club in Rochester, N. Y. T0WNE BEAUTY SH0PPE Ph. 2-4266 ataeasenssa.Tas-' BEVERLY'S TV & RADIO Phona 2-9001 634 Crater Lake Ave Service) Calls $3.50 Open Sunday Through Friday My own shop 8 years near Port landRepairing All Makes p.m. time, but beat Sullivan only with Martin and Lewis. Now Allen will drop two of his nightly "Tonight" shows to vie with Sullivan on Sundays. The comic claims his new pro gram will "stay casual." But his plans aren't so casual. . He'll fight fire-with-fire with an impressive list of guest stars Sunday: Sammy Davis Jr., Bob Hope, Bambi Lynn and Rod Alexander, Dane Clark, Vincent Price, Kim Novak and Wally Cox. Hollywoodites, however, al ready are predicting CBS Sulli van will clobber the jiew NBC contender in their first battle. Allen's initial show falls on the date of Sullivan's eighth anni versary program and the "Great Stone Face" will bom bard Allen with an all-time high of 45 guest stars. Film Clipi Shunned "However, our guest stars won't run across the stage," add ed Allen. "Also, we won't use film clips showing movie stars." Allen also will send live cam eras out of the studio, a la "Wide Wide World." On the first show Bambi Lynn will dance on the roof of the building next door to Allen's NBC stage in New York. "It's a Chinese restaurant," explained an Allen aide. "We ate chop suey for a week to ar range this. We wanted to show the real New York skyline. Allen figures NBC previously "lost by default" In the Sullivan battle. He figures he can "split the ratings" with a good show. His theory, one that may give viewers gray hairs, is that TV's ideal situation is for the audi ence "to be driven out of its mind by having to choose be tween four or five excellent programs at the same time." Boy Riyn Over by Truck While Working in Hay Tommy Joe Mer'ton,. 16, son of Mr. and Mrs. R. G. Merton, 1820 Kings highway, was in Sacred Heart hospital this after noon after being run over by a hay truck while working on a ran:h about 11 a.m. this morn ing. Merton was taken to the hos pital by Medford Ambulance. He was employed on the Wil liam von der Hellen ranch, Jacksonville star route. Extent of his injuries were unkown at noon today. DO IT YOURSELF ? You will save money if you let us do yo"ur TV Servicing. But here it something you CAN do yourself to get a bet ter TV picture. Install one of our Do-It-Yourself Anfenna Kits a complete, finest qual ity $19.95 value, for only $9.95 Don't miss our exhibit at the Dolt-Yourself and Home Show this week-end! Anonymous. He suggested that the doctor attend a few meetings of Alcoholics Anonymous and learn something about alcoholics. The doctor went and soon saw why he had been failing to help these men. Going back to his of fice, he hired Dave, a cured chronic alcoholic and an old member of A.A., as his special assistant. Together they went to work. First, they planned for the ed ucation of alcoholics, and partic ularly the men who were begin ning to slip. These men .were treated as sick patients not bad men. They needed sympathy and understanding not criticism and intolerance. They needed to be recognized and helped early, because once alcoholism has pro gressed to the stage of mental deterioration, the person may be incurable. Few men who have reached the gutter feel that they have any incentive left to try to better themselves. What are the early signs of alcoholism? Usually the man's boss or foreman or supervisor can quickly recognize the symp toms. One of the first signs is that the man does not show up on Monday. This is practically a give-away; it tells the story. No other disease so consistently makes a man ill on Monday. On Tuesday the man is cross, irrita ble and hard to get along with. He makes mistakes, and his work is not well done. He does not look well; he hasn't shaved well; his clothes are not neat; his eyes become reddened and puffy and bleary, and his hands tremble. Has Kindly Talk Under Dr. Gehrmann's new plan, the man's supervisor takes him aside and has a kindly talk with him, telling him that he is falling behind in his work. He must do better. He is sent to the doctor who, again, talks to him in a kindly way, but insists that the fellow realize that he is com ing down with a very serious Strange As It Seems by Elsie Hix HOWE- IWEMToR OcTr!e DISCOVERED "Tr! PRlNC'.PlS "WW IN f) DREhM -Cr PACING OP THE EYE IN 1W , K5DUS'S PoiWT V ii ir.6 : CEMTUit'K-OLP N!tp RVocwDleeES dp lire HJoPics iowt wiTrt ISFSBT, MOUND I irii-rt4vr-fKji ' e.faVw"'"' s -Tree temont, fishermen NrM 50Ki ViEETJ Pi, HllKTING LICENCE .' WftiTme IN 1SSES IN ' ft eoODMONttR'CftH &ft3SoBlfflWrJlTrl ONE SHOT 2 M T i ism Vi HIS disease, and one that can easily destroy and kill him. He is told that he must immediately be come a total abstainer and must continue so for the rest of his life. He can never drink again. He will never be safe again, but he can go straight if he wants to badly enough. He is told that he must really want to stop drink ing, and he must want help, or he will surely go on down hill. He is reminded that Alcoholic Anonymous will have nothing to do with him unless he frankly admits that he is an alcoholic and in need of help. Too often the aleoholic is the last man to ad mit that he is in trouble. Too often his friends fail to help him because they are reluctant to say anything to him about his dis ease. If the man agrees that he needs help and says he wants it, then the doctor keeps in touch with him for at least three months. If he refuses help, or maintains that he doesn't need it, not much can be done for him. 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. 195G) POISON OAK? Try a Bottle of ZEMACOL Yov must be satisfied or your money cheerfully refunded. Get a bottle to day at WESTERN THRIFT. 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