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RADIO PROGRAMS-SUNDAY
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Bili Cunningham
An-lre X'-Meianetz
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Sunday Serenade
Sunday Serenade"
Sunday Serenade'
Sunday Symphonies
Sunday Symphonies
Sunday Symphonic
Sunday Symphonies
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Shirley Thomas
Shirlev Thomas"
Gospel Call
Gospel Call
Old Fashioned Revival
Old Fashioned Revival
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5 V) Tv.o for the Monev" Ore News At Wx.
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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"
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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
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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
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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.
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409 E. Main Phone 2-2269
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(Medford and Vicinity) J.JU
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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
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634 Crater Lake Ave.
Service Calls $3. 50
Open Sunday Through Friday
My own shop 8 years near Port !
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For Rheumatism. Arthritis, Nearrtb.
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CARBON DJOXIDE VAPOR BATHS
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"Your Hea'm Is Our Business '
For Reservations and inform ation Address
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Oregon or Phone Lontf Distance.
Dr. -errrcn 'A ever, D rector j
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How
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HEALS
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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.
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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
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