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Newspaper Page TextEIGHT MTDrOT.D (OREGON) KAIL TR'E'JNZ Sunday, July 22, 1338 RADIO PROGRAMS-SUNDAY Programi listed below arm received from the radio irationj and the Mail Tribune assumes no responsibility eicept to make such changes as are supplied JvVKj'mo keJJZ K.MKP Utfj'kc KWlN'l400kc 7 r.f S jnfisv S.rpr:- Mu5ic for Sunday v Li1 :'n':rr n nf Christ BWI' G Choir Fas ha 'ICS a j " h ft :- f 2 4 5 S; 9 f,oTex.vo 9 3V-- '-a.t L;i:e tV'. S;,;t I.riK" f 17- f'f; M:.-:c A ! 10 ! M .s:c of A.I Jfi .io Sun.rner Oh: 11 5 S 'lrr-. rr.fr (..aiet its 11 S-irT:rn-r Gtipti1! 11 Sumner G.'iieties T2 fi'wWrvilv.nrth Hur" 12 .V-,.','lr,wr1r.h H'"Jr" 12 W-K:: worth Hour" 12 4", W'-oiv. nrih Hour1 1 f'hvroiet Newscast" !,-s!ne 1 s-i-Ms'ifp 1 l-- V 1 !- ' 2 f.r.Jl Ir,'r K;,r" 2 l-,Ir,r.r-r rr" 2 ;inrnn,.r - 2 1.1 Tfr" InriT Ear" ,Vfjriw5 A- Mifh Miller" MONITOR" 3 ;5T-fT M:iir" MONITOR 3 ;tr, vjitm M-i-ef MONITOR" 3 4.". M:rh Milr, We thcra MONITOR 4 or nr.r s A 4 . -,-Ijm; ? A " 4 rO CBS Nnrn-nm 4 45 CBS Newsroom' -Pa il Harv Hour The ChriT'.pheri MM-Morr,ir,E N --. Pr1 an Service Ci'1")!:'.' H'i!;r" C3hn!;- H'.ur" MONITOR MONITOR "monitor MONITOR Wp.-4thr. Monitr MONi'iOR SlVvNITOR MONfTOR MONITOR J.IONITOR MONITOR MONITOR Mfpt the Prew Mf-rt the Pres." M iic for Sur.dav C nr : ? to p h er sP ro g ram i'acit The Comic WeekJy Furic The Comic Weekiy Christians Hour Churcn of Christ Radio Bibie Ra'iio Bibie Class" Class Voice of Prophecy" Voi' e o! Prophecy Ne-APD&pr of The Air Christian Science Hour Frar.K v Ernest" Front Pace Exclusive Game of the Day Game of the Day Game of the Day Game of the Day Game of tile Day" Game nf the Day Game of the Day Game ft the Day Game of the Day Game of the Day Bili Cunningham An-lre X'-Meianetz Sunday Serenade" Sunday Serenade Sunday Serenade" Sunday Serenade' Sunday Symphonies Sunday Symphonies Sunday Symphonic Sunday Symphonies MONITOR" MONITOR Shirley Thomas Shirlev Thomas" Gospel Call Gospel Call Old Fashioned Revival Old Fashioned Revival MONITOR S 15 You Never Know MONITOR" 5 V) Tv.o for the Monev" Ore News At Wx. 5 45 Two tor the Money" MONITOR 8 00 -News & F B I." SlONTTOR ft n F B I. MONITOR" fi 30 Gun-smoke American Forum f, 4 c;unsnior;p American Forum 7 00 Texaco News 7 ' i Serenade 7 30 Two on the Aisle Old Fashioned Revival Old Fashioned Revival Lutheran Hour Lutheran Hour Walter Winchell Tomorrow's Newt Hdla Bob Considme Wm. Jlillman Comment" 7 45 Two on tne ALsie R 00 Portland v San Dk Co 8-lr Portijind v San Dicyn R Portland vs S;n Din o 8 45 Portland vs San Dicitf ""0 rifi-Pr,ri iand San Diego ; I', Portland v San Diefo 9 Portland vs San Dirco tj 45 Portland vs San Dirgo Yo 00 World NV-.vs Fieat Richhdd Reporter 10 s Off he Rt or'i Hour f pcfision in 30 mi the Pccnrri Hour of Decision" 10 45 Off the R c o r d A: N p w s ,v,s l 00 SiRn Off j;'M-ff NBC MONITOR MONITOR MONITOR" M O N ITOR Ministf-rs Round Tah!e M:nist.-rs Round TahJe H'-;trt':ieat Thratre Hf'arthfat Theatre Eternal Licht Eternal Li;;ht" OuakT Hour (Quaker Hour Guv Lomhardo" Guy Lomhardo Reviewing Stand Reviewing Stand Guest Star John T. Ftynn srMe ot theis'ation State of the Nation News Paner of The Air" Good News Men's Corner Grneral Sports Time Music on Record Music on Record News Sign off ABC CBS TAR GAZER ? 55-4M3-75 '76.77 -A 55 T6U8US S7 yi 21 25-34 43-59-70 1 GEMINI 8-12 23-3:1 57 67-79:4 3-16-77-: jy7-61-71. liO ? JULY 24 y-i i r. 1: 2V49 62 72 vmco AUG 24 SEPT 22 1-13-24-35 44-53-69 CLAY R. POLLAN- Your Dcif Activity Cm'169 Azccrdmg to ffie Stars. To deve'rp message for Sundoy, reod weds corresponding to numbers cf your Zod-ac brrth sign. 2 F--ce "2 A e2 Loo 3 v.--derfj 33 fCf 63 Contact 5 S-: 35 Ctn 65 Oec'-.e 6 Y-.j 36 A i-fe 66 Bec--s 7 C:ms 37 V. 67 Tni S Est 3 T -rs 63 zj 9 Cr-'e--.t 3 A 69 3-d3y 10 p,re:t i3 71-- "1 7-5 Nc H 41 Ad.e'sfl 71 tws 12 T, 42 No 72 Tcdcy 13 43 Lot 73 Tjoy 14 V.'. 'og 44 ScCObity 74 Activities 15 Cc'-n 45 Port 75 Why 16 Coy 46 Sr."rndng 76 Not 17 ?.'oy 4? And 77 V.V-ct I? 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Mayn Foundation RADIO PROGRAMS-MONDAY 6 00 World News Roundup" Bnb Robert' Corral a!;eu? g"" s ; VaxnPurol Boh Roberti' Corral W, akeuo Ranch tino tt"nerL - r J Rahh,tf First News Wakeup Ranch Farm News & Sports Focue Valley Beeper fi 30 fi 4.1- 7 00 Coffee Concert 1 I- tarlin Ai?TOnslcV 7 in Tom MacLeod Sports News Commentary 7 : Howard Miller ShcWeatherJ:30IJewi 8 otWFrisk oc Frolic 8 l.S Breakfast Club Hemingway Newl Breakfast Gang- Regional Newi Eest Buys 8 .10 Breakfast Chin -Breakfast Club World News Roundup" i mi ",K'B Kashhox Swap & Sell g"h,.G,r",,,.- ce Music i-m'mc 9:00 Music Box 9 15 Music & Weisfleld' 9 30 Helen Trent" 9 45 News & Bulletin! 10 no Naine Your Neighbor Weekda;. 10.15 Aunt Mary Weekrta Frank's Chn Frank's Choice Music Friendship Circle Friendship Circle Weekday' Weekday- Bible Institute Coffee Date Coffee Date Voice of Deliverance Voice of Deliverance 10 30 Nora Drake" 10 .45 Pat Butlram Show Weekday Weekday Newspaper of The Air Telo-Tesf The Home Show The Home Show Doctor's Wife Kraft News- Svmntoms of Our Timea Queen for a Day Merchants Jackpnt Queen For A Day Merchants Jackpot Queen For A Day It on Trading Post lt:l.T Aunt Jenny 1 1 :30 Housepartv 11 45 Houseparty 12 00 Paul Harvev Lunchtime News 12-15 Record Rack Weather. Markets 12 30 Pome Valley Reportersl-ncal News. Sports 12 45 Weather & Lost Pets Trp Tune. Kahbox 1 OOMiisical Mixmaster Young Widdcr Brown 1 15 Whispering Street-s Children In Trouble 1 3o R Ashton & Weather" Weekday 1 45 strictiy for the Ladies Wreekday t noMv True Storv U'l-k'lin'" 2 l. Mv True Story '.Veokii.-.y 2 .10 Arthur Gnrffrev Wes's-rlc Prfv 2 45 Arthur Godfrey" W'cstside Party 3 00 Arthur Godfrey" 3 15 Arthur Godfrey Noontime Newa Western Roundup Time Western Roundup Time Western Roundup Time Western Roundup Time Western Roundup Time Western Roundup Time Carn-ition Milk Time ""Western Roundup Time Western Roundup Time Storv Time Storv Time 3 30 Arthur Godfrey 3 45 Arthur Godfrey Westside Party West-side Party Westside Party Westside Party Meet Shakespeare Meet Shakespeare Behind the Story Telo-Tesf 4 00 Club 1230 415 Sports Caravan 4 30 Club 1230 4 45 Frank Goss 5 00 Edward P. Morgan Music With Sam 5 15 Tom Harmon" Music With Sam 5 30 Amos & Andv" Regional News 5 AS A. & Andy. Chev. NewsMan On The Go "TboEdward R Murrow KMED Sports Daily 6-15 Lowell Thomas'" Dine At 1440 fi 30 Bing Crosbv" " Dme At 1440 6 45 Johnnv Dollar" Dine At 1440 Fred Waring Songfest Fulton Lewis Fred Waring Songfest Hemingway News Music With Sam Here's The Answer" Music With Sam Sam Hayes" Bob & Rav" Bob & Rav Bob and Ray Bill Brundige Sports Gabriel Heattex Local News Virgil Pinkley" Sam Hayes 7 no Godfrey Talent Scouts-'Mnrcan Beatty News 7 00 Godfrev Talent Scouts"One Man's Family" 7 30 Voice of Firestone" Henry J. Taylor" 7 45 Voice of Firestone Pastels In Music 8 orCPortland vs "San Diego Telephone Hour 8 15 Portland vs San Diego Telephone Hour 8 30 Portland vs San Diego Ken Nordme" S 45 Portland vs San Diego Ken Nordine 0 no Portland vs San Diego Music You Want 9 1.5 Portland vs San Dieeo Music You Want fl 30 Portland vs San Diego Contrasts In Music fi 45 Portland vs Srm Djego Contrasts In Miisic irTnoTZNe-.vs A: off the Record RichTield Reporter" 10 15 Off the Record Ntrhtwatehman 10 30 Otf the Record Nichtwntchman 10 45 Olf the Record & NewsN'iphtwatch & News 1 1 00 Sign Of f "ABC CBS True Detective True Detective John Steele" John Steele Record Session Record Session Pop The Question Pop The Question News Fulton Lewis Jr Jack's Private Line Jack's Private Line KWIN Karavan KWIN Karavan KWIN Karavan KWIN Karavan Sign Off NBC- Music Til 1:00 "MBS KBOY 730 KC (All programs at same time daily unless otherwise Indicated) AM 5 45 Sign on. Music throughout dav except for following programs: 10-10 15 KBOY Bargains; 11 12 iSunrtav onlv) First Baptist service PM 12-12:15 KBOY ranch: 12:15-12 30 iSundav onlvi KBOY ranch: 6 30 Sign off. KBES-TV (Channel 5) Sl'NDAY 12. 00 Frontiers of Faith 12 30 American Forum 1 on Zoo Parade 4-H Club News Antelope Livestock Club The Antelopp 4-H Livestock club mot July 13 at the Woolfolk home. We discussed the local fair to be held Auj. 1 at the Elbert Bicham ranch beainnina at 10 a.m. Mr. McCarty from Jose phine county will be the judee if he is available. On the food committee for the local fair are Jossys, Andersons, and Mallo roys. All fathers are encouraged to come the day before the fair and help set up the necessary things. The annual Antelope 4-H Live stock picnic will be held on July 29. at Lithia park in Ashland at 1 p.m. Each family is to bring a pot'uck dinner. The next meeting will be held Aus. 10 at the Bohnert home at 7:30 p m Jo Anna Malloroy Reporter 1 30 Music Time 2 on Afternoon Theatre 4:00 College Hour 4:30 Telephone Time with John Nesbnt 5 00 This Is The life 5 30 Treasure Travels 6. 00 Private Secretary 6 30 On The Trail 7 00 Fd Sullivan 8:00 G.E Theater 8 30 Mv Hero B OO Man Against Crime 9:30 Weekly News in Review 9:4.5 Bill Perl Presents lo on I've Got a Secret 10:30 News & Sign-Off MONDAY 10.50 Devotions 11:00 NBC Matinee 12:00 Garden Farm and Home 12:15 Secret Storm 12:30 Edge of Night 1:00 Comedy Time 1 "30 Ernie Kovac's Show 2 oil Val Rogue Show 2 30 Sacred Heart 2 4.- How Christian Science Healj 3 on Feminine Fancies 3-30 Uncle Bill 4 00 Treasure Travels 5 00 Adventures in Literature 5 30 TV Question Box 5 15 News 5 .-,5 Weather ri no Studio One Summer Theatre T OO Hollywood Album 7 30 Badge 714 S 00 Charlie Farrell Show 8 30 Vic Damone Show 9 no On the Trail 10 on Cross Current to 30 Lawrence Welk 11 30 News & Sign Off Toxoplasmosis: A new Disease Some people get annoyed when we doctors discover a new disease: they think we ought not -v." ' !' '1 to have done this: t h e y think we hu mans have enough dis ease already! But there is no use blam ing us doc tors. All we do is to learn Mauei Alvarez t o recognize diseases that perhaps are as old as the pyramids. Incidentally, some of the diseases that we physicians have to fight today are to be found in mummies of persons who died 5000 years ago. Arthritis has been found even in the skeletons of dino saurs, which lived a hundred million years ago. On an Egyptian monument is to be seen the picture of a boy who, pretty evidently, had a thigh and leg shortened and weakened and made small by infantile paralysis. The Egyptian hieroglyph for old age is a man with a curved back walking with the help of astaff. But to get back to the new disease, toxoplasmosis: It is due to a small parasitic protozoon. In infants, the eyes and the nervous system are likely to be injured most. The inner lining of the eyes can be destroyed. The disease can even attack the fetus in the mother's womb and cause the child to be born dead. It may account for a number of abortions. Infants may suffer convulsions, tremors, irregular fever, skin rashes, jaundice, diarrhea, cough, and swelling of the tissues. In adults, there may be cough, abdominal pain, fever, a skin rash or symptoms sug gesting brain fever. The di agnosis can best be marie by the dye test of Sabin and Feldman. Probably the disease is pass ed on to us from animals. Today all patients who are threatened with 'blindness, due to an unex plained inflammation of th in terior of their eye, must be ex amined for the toxoplasma. In some cases, there may be an all ergic reaction in the eye to an old infestation w ith the or ganism. As yet, no good treat ment is known, but much work is being done on the disease so that some day we will under stand it better. National Medical Library For years, the greatest med ical library in the world and one of the greatest assest of the med ical profession in this country has been housed in an ancient fire-trap. It is a disgrace to America that this priceless lib rary which, if destroyed, could never be replaced, has been so neglected. Again and again ap peals have been made to Con gress to supply a new building for the books, but little has been done. Recently, Senators John F. Kennedy and Lister Hill in troduced a bill in Congress to supply a good building for the books and Senator Kennedy tells me that it recently passed the Senate. It is to be hoped, now, that it will pass the House of Representatives, and will be signed by the President. Many a time when I have been in great need of informa tion in regard to some rare disease. I have looked it up in the huge indexes to the library and then have written request ing that articles on the sub ject be microfilmed and sent to me. For this a small charge was made. The library contains com plete files of practically all of the good medical journals that have ever been published, to gether with copies of all impor tant medical books ever pub lished. Governor Proclaims Farm Safety Week July 22 Through 28 The week July 22-28 has been proclaimed by President Eisen hower and Governor Elmo Smith as Farm Safety Week, Earle Jossy, county extension agent, reminded Jackson county residents today. Jossy pointed out that farm accidents in 1954 claimed 60 lives for each 100.000 workers in agriculture, making agricul ture the third most hazardous industry in the country. The top two most hazardous jobs, Jossy said, are construc tion, in which 74 deaths per 100.000 were listed, and mining, in which 107 deaths per 100,000 were noted. Total Injuries In total injuries per 100.000 workers, he said, agriculture is fourth with 4.930. behind con struction, transportation and mining. Motor vehicles. Jossy stated, were responsible for 40 per cent of farm accidents in 1954. v.-hile home accidents accounted for another 24 per cent. Farm Workers at work had 26 per cent of the total. The other 10 per cent occurred off the farm with no vehicles involved, he said. Jackson county Granges, under the direction of Mrs. Edith Poe, are conducting a survey in their committees to obtain information similar to that obtained in surveys. In each Grange, the Home Econ omics chairman is in charge of keeping a record of all farm ac cidents and for reporting the ac cidents to Mrs. Poe, who will compile the data and make it available later. Jossy reminded residents that accidents "do.i't happen, they are caused and a great deal can be done to remove causes." The glass "snake" is not a snake at all, but a legless liz ard. This species gets its name from the fact that it looks like a snake and its tail breaks as easily as glass, plus the fact that it looks as if it were made of glass. WALT'S TV & RADIO SERVICE Oldest Shop in So. Oregon 409 E. Main Phone 2-2269 Dav and Night Service, t"j Crt (Medford and Vicinity) J.JU Night Calls and Sundays No calls PrL Eve. or all day Sat Egyptian soldiers conquered Cyprus about 1500 B.C., and: nearly a dozen empires ruled the island before it became a i British dependency 78 years ago. i BEVERLY'S TV & RADIO j PhfcMe 2-9001 634 Crater Lake Ave. Service Calls $3. 50 Open Sunday Through Friday My own shop 8 years near Port ! land Repairing AH Make Eniov healtM rest, ccmTorf ooa nosctaltty omiosr ciecam surrou-jifjs. Comoletely Furn.srea Sleeping orvj Housekeeo'ng Catv-? with e'l n-icdern tcc'es. HOT MINERAL end MUD BATHS For Rheumatism. Arthritis, Nearrtb. Sciatica, Nervousness CARBON DJOXIDE VAPOR BATHS Arc ex ce Hunt for Eczema, Sinus, Skin Emo tions, H oh and Low Blood Pressunt "Your Hea'm Is Our Business ' For Reservations and inform ation Address Bwcknern Mineral Sprins, Rt. 1, AsMand, 1 Oregon or Phone Lontf Distance. Dr. -errrcn 'A ever, D rector j Chireproctrc Physkton How CHRISTIAN SCIENCE HEALS T.V. SERIES FOR EVERYONE This Week "The Lame Shall Walk" K EES-TV Channel 5 Monday 2:45 P.M. Foundation Head Has ; Medford Relatives Henry T. Heald. chancellor of New York university whose ap pointment as president of the Ford Foundation was announced last week, is the brother-in-law of Bren K. Starcher, 1570 Stage rd. south. Heald. who will take over his new position in October, is the subject of an article in the cur rent Newsweek mazazine which describes his background and his many activities which take so much time, the magazine says that "Small wonder that his wife, the former Muriel Starcher, sel dom sees him.'' Mrs. Heald is the sister of the Medford man. He became president of Ar mour Institute in 1937 when it was virtually without funds. By 1952, it had merged with Lewis Institute of Technology, and had grown throuch some S44 mil lion which Heald had raised for it. He has been at NYU since I 1952. In the Ford Foundation i presidency, Heald will succeed '; Rowand Gaither Jr., who be I comes board chairman. The ! foundation has an endowment estimated at some S2!2 billion. 1 4-H Club News I Gold Hill Livestock Club I On July 26 the Gold Hill 4-H I Livestock club will have a lamb j pair at the Grange hall in Gold Hiii. inere will be sheep judg ing at 10 a.m. Lunch will be God Hill Girl Falls From Moving Auto Joan Hilkey, of Gold Hill, suf fered a fractured skull last Sun day when she fell from a car operated by her mother, Mrs. Allen Hilkey, about two miles north of Gold Hill on Upper River rd. She was taken to Community hospital and underwent surgery Sunday night. Hospital attend ants said she w-as scheduled to be released from the hospital Fri-dav. DOW TV SERVICE Expert Service All Makei PHONE 2-7994 Day er Nita Strange As It Seems " "frig. V.rfiZ CfLrY.CS Sl.SWSK'fS;, rt l UNSKNKr5L5 rVW? rlSrl CSWOoT e;5V;vS, YSTTriE. K.frZYO.jh POES NOT i . HUWifej!'-" In -Trie c--.'s.j D'lF---.'As' in rre irsi s'akr, i-ff-r v n rv. iti.--7 3f ?citCt Of ?r!e tfif- "is.'.---.-? 1-71 iSLEZ... KEVUUS P;TCHW Orb EOOBl.e.-ritMSfc v:rrn me RJtW HbND ftUD-friS OTHER Wffrl won both 1 A'.YV9S5) Nearly 30 per cent of the na tion's salt is mined in Michigan. Production centers at Detroit where one of the world's most modern salt mines, producing 9.000 tons of salt annually, is beneath the citv. served by the club. Sheep show manship will be in the afternoon. There will be prizes for judging and showmanship in all classes. Earl Bowen, Publicity. Read and Use Classified Ads HYPNOTISM Has been successfully used in muscular rheumatism, constipa tion, menstrual disturbances, migraine headache, insomnia, stuttering, etc. For information regarding Hypnotism see W. L. WHELDEN 336 S. Riverside, Medford, Ore. DO YOUR FEET HURT? We specialize in manufacturing and fining of arch supports which will give you relief and comfort. 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