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KJC
KM ED
4:00 Club 1230
4 13 Bill Stern"
4:30 Club
4 45 Frank Gou"
Fred Waring Songfest
Fred Waring Song teal
KMED Presents
Dr Nomuin V. Peale'
Music with Sam
Muaic with Sara
Regional News
Man On the Go
3 00 Edward P Morgan"
3 13 Tom Harmon"
5 30 Amoi V Andy
JS 43 Amos Sc AndyNews
"Voo Edward H. Murrow"
6.15 Lowell Thomas
6-30 Bins Crofcby"
6.45 Johnny Doliar"'
"7 AO Godfrey Talent Scouts
7:15 Godfrey Talent Scout
7.30 Voice of Firestone"
7:45 Voice of Firestone
8.00 Portland vs Vancouver
815 -Portland v Vancouver
8 30 Portland vs Vancouver
8.45 Portland vs Vancouver
9 00 Portland vs Vancouver
:15 Portland vs Vancouver
8:30 Portland vs Vancouver
9 45 Portland viVancouver
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10:15 Olf the Record
1030 Off the Record
10:4,3 Off the Record Sr News
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'One Mm s Family"
Henry J. Tavlor
Pastels In Music
Telephone Hour
Telephone Hour
Ken Nordine
Ken Nordine"
Music Ynu Want
Music You Want
Contrasts in Music"
R ichfield Reporter "
Night watchman
Night watchman
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RADIO PROGRAMS-TUESDAY
6 00 World News Roundup"
6 :15 The Open Road
6 30 Fiank Com
6 45 Harry Babbitt
7 00 Coffee Concert
7:15 Martin Agronrky
7 30 Tom MacLeod Sporta
7 45 Howard Miller Show"
"g 00 Frisk & Frolic
8 15 Breakfast Club
8 30 Breakfast Club"
8 45 Breakfast Club"
"9 00 Coke Time
9:15 Music Box
9 30 Helen Trent""
9:45 News Sc Bulletins
Bob Roberts Corral
Bob Roberta Corral
Bob Roberts Corral
First News
Farm News. Sports
Rogue Valley Beeper
News Commentary
Weather.J7j50 News
World News Roundup"
K ash box; Swap & Sell
Frank's Choice Music
Frank's Choice Music
Friendship Circle
Friendship Circle
Weekday
Wec kd y
Weekday"
Weekday"
10 00 Name Your Neighbor
10:13 Aunt Mary-
10:30 Nora Drake"
1045 Aunt Jenny
11 00 Trading post
11:15 Two Ton Baker
11 30 llouseparty"
1 1 43 House party
Right to Happiness
Ken Nordine
Merchants Jackpot
Merchants Jackpot
12 00 Paul Harvey
12:15 Record Rack
12 30 Rogue Valley Reporters
Lunchitme News
Weather. Local News
Lunchtime Scoreboard
Markets Sc Kashbox
12:43 Weather Kepori
100 Musical Mixmaster
1:13 Whispering Streets
1 30 Mv True Story
1 45 My True Story
2 00 Ruth Ashton-Weather"
2 1.1 Strictly for the Ladies
2 30 Arthur Godfrey
2 45 :ArthurGodfrey
300 Arthur Godfrey
3:1-5 Arthur Godfrey
3-30 Arthur Godfrey
3 :45-A rt hur Godfrey
4 00 Club 1230
Young Widder Brown
Doctor's Wife
Pepper Young
Women In My House
Weekday
Weekdav
Westside Party
Westside Party
Westside Party
Westside Party
Westside Party
JWesUjdeParty
Fred Waring .
Fred Waring
' KMED Presents
Dr. Norman Peale
4:13 Bill Stern
4 30 Club 1230
4:45 Frank Goss"
5 00 Edward P. Morgan
3:13 Tom Harmon
5:30 Amos Se Andy
5:45 Amos Sc Andy: NewsJ
"Vfi0 Edward R. Murrow
6-15 Lowell Thomas"
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Music with Sam
Music With Sam
Regional Roundup
Man On the Go
Sports Daily
Dine at 1440
Dragnet
6.43 Johnny Dollar
Dragnet
7 00 Max Roby
7:13 Jack Carson
7:3o Suspense"
7 45 Suspense"
Morgan Beatty News
One Man's Family
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6 : t s Portland vs Seattle
6 30 Portland vs Seattle
8:43 Portl an d vs Seat 1 1 e
9 00 Portland vs Seattle.
9:1" Portland vs Seattle
9:30 Portland vs Seattle
9 .46 Portland vs Seattle
Symptoms of Our Times
Boston Symphony
Boston Symphony
Boston Symphony
Biography in Sound"
Biography in Sound
Biography in Sound
Biography in Sound
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Nlghtwatchman
Nightwatchman
1015 Off the Record
10 30 Off the Record
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MONDAY
4:00 Freedom of the American Road
4:30 Treasure Travels
3 00 Adventures In Literature
5:30 TV Question Box
5:45 News
5 55 Weather .
6 00 Studio One Summer Theatre
7:00 Racket Squad
7:30 Badge 714
8 oo I Love Lucy
8-30 December Bride
9 00 Big Picture
9 45 People Sc Principles
10:00 Cross Current
10. 30 Lawrence Welk
1130 News and Sign Off
Tt'ESDAT
10:30 Devotions
1100 NBC Matinee
Around Hollywood
Hollywood (U.R) Could
Marilyn Monroe act in 'The
Brothers Karamazov"? Another
beautiful
blonde who be
came a star
with that role
says Marilyn
would be "ex
cellent" in the
part, But, add
ed it's "very
difficult."
Now that
Aline Mosby Marilyn is
spoken for by longhair play
wright Arthur Miller, her friends
think he'll help her get such
roles as that of Grushenka, the
ambiticus ex-floozy in the Dos
toyevsky classic.
For an expert's opinion on the
subject, I dropped in on a glam
our star from another genera
tion, Anna Sten, in retirement
for years but now planning a
comeback.
The Russian actress left Mos
cow in 1931 to take the role in
a German movie version of
"Karamazov" and then played
the same part in the French
film. She also starred in the
story on the stage in four dif
ferent languages.
MM Excellent
It was "The Brothers Karama
zov" that brought Anna to Holly- j
wood in 1932 after Producer i
Samuel Goldwin saw it.
When I asked Miss Sten about
MM taking over the role, she
thought a moment and said slow
ly, "She'd be excellent for it.
Very few people fit into that
part. It's most difficult. But I
don't see any reason why Marilyn i
couldn't do it." '
Miss Sten is remembered by ;
film' audiences also for "Nana." i
her first Hollywood movie. De
spite Goldwyn'i $2,000,000 pub-1
Li mil m.il i'i 1
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Fulton Lew U"
Heminirway Newi
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5am Hayes
i'mo St Ray
Bob A: Rav
Bob & Ra v"
Bi 1 1 Brundige Sports
Gabriel Heater
Local New
Virgil PinlcJey
Sam Has
True Detective
True Detective
John Steele
John Steele"
Sports Daily
1440
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Record Session
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Evening Serenade
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Fulton Lewis
Jack's Private Llna
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Best Buys
Bob Greene News
Haven of Rest
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Coffee Date
Voice of Deliverance
V oiceof Delive ranee
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Virgil Pinkiey
Sam Hays
Treasury Agenf
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Squad Room
squad noorn
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Fulton Lewis Jr.
Jack's Private Line
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12:00 Safety First
12:15 Secret Storm
12:30 Queen For A Day
1:00 Comedy Time
1 :30 Ernie Kouac s Show
2 00 Val Rogue Camera
2:30 Man to Man
3 :00 Feminine Fancies
3 30 Uncle Bill
4:00 Afternoon Theatre
5.-00 Festival of Cheese Recipes
5:45 News
5:55 Weather
6:00 564.000 Question
6:30 Do You Trust Your Wife
7:00 Phil Silvers Show
7:30 Happy Days
8:00 Liberace
8:30 Dare of Dreams
9:00 Confidential File
9 30 Barkeroll
10.00 Famous Playhouse
1030 Sign Off
y ALINE M0SBY
United Frist Correspondent
licity campaign on her, she never
quite "took" as a glamour star.
She appeared on and off in
films but devoted-much time to
her husband. Producer Eugene
Frenke, and a career in paint
ing. Anxious to Work
Last week CBS-TV talked her
out of retirement and into play
ing the role of a queen on the
Red Skelton show. Now she has
plans for TV dramas and a re
turn to movies. .
"I have been so occupied with
my painting I have done nothing
about acting." said the gracious
Miss Sten, "but I am anxious
to return to work."
To do "The Brothers Karama
zov" again?
"Oh, no. I leave that to Mar
ilyn," she laughed.
Terror Spreads in
Algiers; 3 Killed
Algiers U.R) Rival gangs
of Arab and European gunmen
spread terror through the ave
nues and bazaars of cosmopoli
tan Algiers Saturday.
At least three persons were
killed and 11 wounded in a ser
ies of raids.
Arab gunmen killed one Euro
pean and wounded two police
men tonight when shooting
broke out on the west side of the
city after Resident Minister Rob
ert LaCoste ordered police rein
forcements in all areas.
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Monday, June 2S, 1958
The Medical Roundup
Parkinion'l Disease
Some persons ask if Parkin
son's disease is ever hereditary.
Artiiallv. there is a form that
appears to be
hereditary in
nature. Anoth
er form which
appears in the
first half of
life is due to
an attack of
encephalitis or
"brain fever,"
or infla m m a
tion cf the
It ail' Alvarez
brain. The commonest type,
wnicn is seen in older persons,
is due apparently to one or more
little strokes. One or more lit
tle arteries have become plug
ged, and as a result a small part
of the brain has been destroyed
so that it can never work well
again.
In Parkinson's disease the per
son generally gets a poker-face
without much expression; his
muscles may feel stiff, as if
there were glue in them: he
may walk with short hesitating
steps and he may shove his feet
along as he walks; he is likely
to hold one or both hands close
his. groin in front, and he may
keep shaking his thumb and first
two fingers together as in the
so-called shaking palsy.
Thus far no good cure has
been found for this disease.
Some brain surgeons are trying
to stop the tremor by injecting
alcohol into a certain spot in the
brain, but as yet this is experi
mental, and it is likely to help
only those young persons whose
palsy is due to an attack of brain
fever; it is not being used for
older persons who have had lit
tle strokes.
Numbtr of Drugs
There are a number of drugs
that are used with the idea of
stopping the tremor and reliev
ing the distress. Some drugs
help in some cases, but I fear
that in most cases they do not
do much good. The patient's
physician can try one after the
other with the hope of finding
Revolt Reported by
1,000 Slave Laborers
Taipei, Formosa (U.P) More
than 1,000 slave laborers revolt
ed in Red China, killed their
Communist supervisors and fled
to the mountains late last month,
a Chinese Nationalist news agen
cy reported Saturday.
The unofficial Tatao agency,
quoting unidentified sources be
hind the "bamboo curtain," said
the revolt took place May 25
among slave laborers working on
a "reclamation team" in Nen
kiang Province, bordering on
North Korea.
The agency said the laborers,
after killing their guards, grab
bed all available weapons and
took to the hills.
They set forest fires that night
to frustrate pursuing Communist
troops, Tatao said. More than
1000 square miles of forest area
were destroyed, the agency add
ed. .
Coalition Parties
Agree on New Cabinet
Vienna, Austria (U.R) Aus
tria's two coalition parties
agreed on a new cabinet Friday,
givinjp the new Ministry of. De
fense to the conservatives. ",
There were no changes in the
old ministries, with the conserv
ative Peoples party holding five
and the Socialists four. The con
servatives filled the new defense
post because of their gains in
the general election last month.
Berkeley, Calif. (U.R) A
"pretty strong" earthquake, be
lieved centered in the remote
wastes of Siberia, was recorded
here Friday night.
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one that will help.
Fortunately, many persons
with the milder forms of this
disease keep at work for years,
and their brain stays clear.
Some with the more severe
forms are very miserable and
cannot do much. Their hope
must be that either better drugs
will be found or a useful opera
tion on the brain will be per
fected. 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)
Authority Orders
Reduction of Fallout
Portland (U.R) The Oregon
State - Air Pollution authority
Friday ordered two Coos county
lumber firms to reduce excessive
cinder fallout within 30 days
or be cited for violation of state
pollution laws.
The hearing in Portland fol
lowed numerous complaints
against Cape Arago Lumber
Mill of Empire and Coos Bay
Lumber, company.
Vice President D. H. Miller
of the Empire firm told the
authority his firm would co
operate with the air polution
staff in meeting speciific rec
ommendations for eliminating
the heavy discharge from the
mill.
Representatives of the Coos
Bay company did not appear be
fore the board. The authority
authorized the secretary to send
a letter to the firm asking co
operation in eliminating fallout
that covers Eastside near the
mill.
The authority also heard com
plaints of air pollution from
residents against Pacific Ad
hesives Company, Beaverton;
Santiam Lumber Company,
Sweet Home; Dugdale Nut Pro
cessing Company, Cornelius;
Umpqua Plywood Corporation,
Myrtle Creek; Labish Cold Stor
age Company, Marion county;
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Leaders See New
Lutheran Church
Minneapolis, Minn. (U.R)
Leaders of the Evangelical Luth
eran church said Saturday the
way appears clear for formation
of a new Lutheran denomination
with two million members.
The new denomination would
be composed of the Evangelical
Lutheran church, the American
Lutheran church and the United
Evangelical Lutheran church.
The last barrier to the merger
was believed to be hurdled Fri
day when more than two-thirds
of the 2000 delegates attending
the ELC's biennial convention
voted in favor of joining the
World Council of Churches.
ELC President Dr. Fredrik
Shiotz of Minneapolis told the
delegates that American Luther
an church leaders felt there
could be no merger unless the
new church would belong to the
council.
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Workers Call Strike
Buenos Aires (U.R) Dock
workers called a 24-hour strike
Friday their fifth this year
in support of their demand for
a wage increase and the right to
deal directly with employers in
stead of through the Ministry of
Labor.
The wage demand is for an
increase from the present 56
pesos a day to 80 an approxi
mate boost from $1.68 to $2.50
which would be retroactive to
last Feb. 1.
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Coast Guard Searches
New York (U.R) The Coast
Guard cutter Gentian searched
the ocean of the Jersey coast
Saturday for the wreckage of
the Venezuelan airliner which
crashed Wednesday, killing 74
persons.
The Coast Guard vessel was
using sonar equipment in an ef
fort to detect the "wreckage on
the ocean floor.
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The Venezuelan government
has asked the U.S. Navy for
divers to bring up the wreckage
when it has been located. But
it appeared likely the wreckage
might never be found as the
plane exploded upon hitting the
water, shattering it into pieces.-
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noon Saturday: 10 a.m. Monday for
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