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TWO MEDFOHD (OREGON) RADIO PROGRAMS-FRIDAY Programs listed blow r ractivfd Tribune assumes no responsibility except RYJC 1239 ke KM ED 4 00 Club 1230 4 15 Music & Spts Caravan 4 30 Club 1230 4 43 Frank Goss" 5 00 Edward P .Morgan 5 15 Tom Harmon" 5 30 Colleae All Star Came' 5 4j College All Star Game' Music With Sam Music With Sam Regional Roundup Man On The Go B OO College All Star Game Cavalcade of Sports ft 15 College All Star GameCavalcade of S porta ft 30 College All Star Game Sports Daily ft -45 College All Star Game Music in March Time 7 00 Collere AH Star Game" Morgan Beatty Counterspy 7 15 College All Star Game" One Man's Family Counterspy 7-30 College All Star Came Nat l Radio Fan Club City Editor 7-15 College AH star uamrai i tiaaio fan uud- v,iry lbiwi ft 00 Portland vs San Diego Nat l Radio Fan Club Record Session II .1 Portland vs San Diego Nat l Radio Fan Club" Record Session a; 30 Portland vs San Diego Nat l Radio Fan Club" Evening Serenade 8 45--rPortlandysSan Diego Nat'l Radio Fan Club" Evening Serenade 9 00 Portland vs San Diego Heartbeat Theatre News 9-1." Portland vs San Diego Heartbeat Theatre Fulton Lewis Jr. 9 30Portland vs San Diego Proudly We Hail Jack a Private Uno 9 45 Portland vs San Diego Proudly We Hail Jacks Private Line "0:041 World News Beat 10:1.1 Off The Record 10 30 Off The Record Richfield Reporter Nightwatchman Nightwatchman 1100 Sign Off Sign Off Kim s Serenade RADIO PROGRAMS-SATURDAY 00 News Bob Robert's Corral Wakeun Ranch a IS World News Roundup" Bob Robert a Corral Wakeuo Ranch IS 30 Frank Coal Bob Robert a Corral Wakaup Ranch S 4., Yawn Patrol First Newa Vakeup Ranch 7 00 Cofee Concert Country Muiic Network News 7:15 Martin Afronsky Rogue Valley Beeper Breakfait Can 7- 30 Robert Q. Lewis News Commentary Breakfaat Cans: 7 4.T Robert Q Lewis Weather & 7 JO News Network News' 8 00 News' Koffee Klatch World News Roundup 8- 15 Visit With Blnf Oregon Game Comm. Local News Se Sporta 8 30 Gunsmoke' Norm's Choice Music . Haven ot Rest 8 :45 Gunsmoke Norm's Choice Music Haven of Rest 900Newacast' Friendship Circle Coffee Date 15 Music Box Friendship Circle; 9,"" D,e 1:30 No School Todav Here's To Vets Voice of Dehverance S 45 No School Today Sat. News Desk Voice of Deliverance fo"6oNiwT' City Hospital' MONITOR Game of The Day; 1015-C.ty Hospital" 'SS": RiU'SSfTElSE" min Rernrri Rack MONITOR Game of The Day" iiKdR.ck MONITOR GameofTheDay: 11 00 Trading Post MONITOR" Game of the Day 1115 iwiic Room MONITOR" Game of the Day" I J'oZcafden GaTe" Nat l Farm. Home Hr. Game of the Day" I I is 6uesl Su" Nat 1 Farm. Home Hr. Came of the Day is'-rni Hews MONITOR Came of the Day 12 15-Treasur.Show" MONITOR' Game of the Day vf"in riuhTO WX. Monitor" Western Roundup Time 12 .SZwMtheV.fc Music MONITOR Western Roundup Time An Club'1230 " MONITOR Western Roundup Time 1 15 C ub 1230 MONITOR" Western Roundup Time 1 -mC ubl'm MONITOR Western Roundup Time 1 15 Club 1230 MONITOR Western Roundup Time 2 no n-WS' MONITOR Western Roundup Time S , Club 1230 MONITOR' Western Roundup Time 2 2a club 1210 MONITOR Western Roundup Time 2 43 club 1230 MONITOR Western Roundup Time 3 ooNews MONITOR Meet Shakespeare 3 15 Club 1230 MONITOR Music 3 30 club 1230 MONITOR Report From Washinjrto 3 4.1 Club 1230 MONITOR Social Security 4 00 News MONITOR Recorded Music 4:15 Club 1230 MONITOR" News 4 30 Vets Administration MONITOR Music" 4 43 Frank Goss' MONITOR Music" 3 DO News MONITOR Your Story Hour 3:15 Tom Harmon" MONITOR Your Story Hour 5 30 Indictment' Grand Oie Opry" Local News S;4.i Indictment Grand Ola Opry" Musical Moments 8 00 Fort Laramie MONITOR Hawaii Calls' 8 IS Fort Laramie'" MONITOR Hawaii Calls' 8 30 Unit 99' MONITOR' Guy Lombardo 8:45 Unit 99' MONITOR Guy Lombardo 7 00 News MONITOR' Pop Time 713 Lawrence Welk MONITOR Pop Time 730 Music MONITOR" Public Library 7:45 Coconut Grove Orch MONITOR Social Security 8 00 Portland vs San Diego Hardtop Races Dixieland Express 8:15 Portland vs San Diego Hardtop Races Dixieland Express 8 30 Portland vs San Diego Hardtop Races American Travel Guide 8 45 Portland vs San Diego Hardtop Races Across The Blue Pacific 0 00 Portland vs San Diego Hardtop Races News 9:15 Portland vs San Diego Hardtop Races Coming Events 9:30 Portland vs San Diego Hardtop Races Jack's Private Line 9:45 Portland vs San Diego Hardtop Races Jack's Private Line 10:00 World News Beat KMED News Report Sat. Night Dance Parade 10:15 Off the Record" Nightwatchman Sat. Night Dance Parade 10:30 Of f the Record Nightwatchman Sat. Night Dance Parade 10:4.1 Off th e Record, Newa Night Watch & Newa Sat. Night Dance Parade 11:00 Sign Off Sign Off Klm'i Serenade ABC "CBS NBC MBS KBOY 139 KC (All programs at same lime dally unless otherwise Indicated) A M 5-45 Sign on. Music throughout dav except for following programs: 10-10:15 KBOY Bargains; 11-12 (Sunday only) First Bsptist service P.M. 12-12:13 KBOY ranch. 12 .15-12 JO (Sunday only) KBOY ranch'. 8-30 Sign off. TV PROGRAMS - FRIDAY 4:00 Treasure Travels 0DO Wild Bill Hickock 5 JO Industry On Parade 3 45 News 3:33 Weather (1:00 Cavalcade of Sporta 8:43 Dr. Hudson's Secret Journal 7:15 Heath's Medical Hlatory x 7:20 Hollywood Album 8:00 Man Called X 8:30 Highway Patrol 900 Undercurrent 9:30 Mavor of the Town 10:00 Premier Theatre 11 JO News it Sign Off SATURDAY 9:43 Baseball Preview 9:55 Phillies at Dodgers 1 0 On The Trail 2:00 Treasure Travels 3 00 Saturday SporU Parade 3:30 Mr. Wizard 4:00 Faith For Today 4:30 Saturday Showtime 7 DO The Honeymoonera 7:30 Stage Show B OO Crunch & De 8 30 Russ Morgan Show 9 00 Encore Theater 9:30 People Are Funny 10:00 Chicago Wrestling 1 1 :00 Kewe Ac Sign Ofi SUNDAY 12:00 Frontiers of Faltn 12:30 Amertran Forum 1 :00 Treasure Travela 1 :30 Democratic Convention 2-00 Afternoon Theater 3:00 Afternoon Theater 4:00 College Hour 4:30 Telephone Time with John Nesbitt 3 00 This Is The Life 3:30 On the Trail a 00 Private Secretary 8:30 Waterfront 7.00 F.d Sullivan 8 00 CE Theater 8 30 My Hero 9:00 Man Against Crtinw 9:30 Weeklv News In Review 9:45 Bill Perl Presents 10:00 I've Got a Secret 10:30 News & Sign Off Dead line Sunday Classified ta . at noon Saturday WALT'S TV & RADIO SERVICE Oldest Shop In So. Oregon 4ti K. alaio Phone Z-2Z69 Day and Night Service, I Med ford and Vicinity) S3.50 Mgbt Calls and Sundays No calls FN Eva or all day Bat Why Suffer Longer? When Others Fail COME TO US ACT NOW! Our Nature's HERB remedies will help yeu re re fain your food health. Out remedies have eeee successful in sidine. the sick ell ever the state e ever 18 years. Remedies tor disorders, sinuses, heart, liver, stomach, gas and ulcers, constipation, piles, asthma, female complaints, kidney, bladder, blood, rheumatism, back and headaches. Fot Male, Female end Children. BRANCH OFFICES: Albany Salem Eugene North Bend "wport MAIL TRIBUNE from the radio stations and the Mai to make such changes as are supplied 144t ke KWIN 1400 kc Fred Waring; Sonjjfest Fuiton Lewis" Fred Warms Songiest Heminway News Cafe Lounge" Here's the Answer Cale Lounge Sam Hayes Bob and Ray Bob and Ray Bob & Rav Gabriel Heatter Local News Bill BrundiKe Sports Ben Iden Payne Musical Showcase KWIN Kara van KWIN Karavan KWIN Karavan KBES (Channel 5) The Family Council editor's Note; The Family Council consists ot a Judge, a psychiatrist- a newspaper editor, a women's page editor and two newspaper writers. These consult with clergymen of all faiths and denominations. All letters are held In complete confidence Alice He should accept a job form dad. Dan I want her to gamble on me. Alice We have been married five years but have no children. My husband's confidence in the future seems shaken. He has tried and given up a number of jobs in the last five years, and has not yet succeeded in earn ing enough money to justify my quitting my job. I would be perfectly willing to encourage him and keep on working until he has made good, but my father has just told us that he wants to retire soon and would like to take my husband into his business. He offers to give him a good starting salary, so that we could start raising a family right away. I can understand Dan's pre ferring to make his own way, but I do feel the years are slip ping away from us, and I would like it if he allowed my father to help us. After all, I am the only child, and 1 know my par ents would be happier helping us than seeing us flounder. Dan I would certainly not turn down help, but I do not want charity. I do not feel as though I am cut out for my ; father-in-law's business, nor do ; I believe he thinks so. He is ! simply planning to give me a I handout. 1 I have had bad luck with jobs J. I. F0NS Heth Specialist CHARLIE CHAN OFFICE OPEN SUNDAYS ONLY 12 NOON TO 4 P.M. CHINESE MEDICINE & HERB CO. 624 S. Riverside Medford Friday. Augus 10. 19SB The Medical Roundup Causes of Hay Fever and Ailhma In a recent article Dr. Selian Hebald, of New York City, point ed out that skin tests for allergy work best in young persons. In about half of them the skin will react to one or more subs t a n c e i. Asthmatic per sons over 40 years of age are not likely tvallrf Alvare to respond well to skin tests: they are more likely to be suffering from some chronic infection of the lungs, or from emphysema, in which there is a dilation of the tiny air sacs in the lung, or from a failing heart, or a combination of troubles. The so-called allergen! most commonly used in the injection treatment of patients with hay fever are pollens, house dust, chicken, duck and goose feath ers, dog, cat, rabbit or horse dander, and the spores of certain molds. According to Dr. Hebald, dusts are probably the most common agents which irritate the nose or the lungs. The skin of practically all allergic people responds to house dust. Trouble due to the spores of molds can often be recognized by the fact that the hay-feverlike symptoms are present through much of the year. Simi larly, a long-lasting hay fever can be due to cotton-seed and Portland Grievance Sessions Recessed Portland U.P.) National Me diation board sessions were re cessed yesterday in a grievance dispute between the Order of Railway Conductors and Brake men and the Union Pacific sys tem. Robert O. Boyd, mediator, said "some progress was made but not all issues were settled." The conductors and the com pany were to go into direct ne gotiations over time claims and grievances. The mediation board retains jurisdiction under the railway labor act which pre vents a strike. Boyd was to return to Wash ington, D.C. but may return la ter if his help is needed. He has been holding sessions for about two weeks on several hun dred grievances between the union and the company over rules and time claims. so far, but I have ideas and am willing to keep on trying. I am also willing to resign my dreams and take any kind of Job if Alice will agree to quit work and raise a family. But she insists that our economic problem must be solved first. If my father-in-law offered to help me establish myself in a business I felt fit to manage, I would be grateful for the help. But I cannot ask him after my record of failures, and Alice does not want to take any chances about having a family. The Council: Alice's preoc cupation with security seems ex treme. Here she has a husband who seems willing enough to work and parents more than willing to help. Assuming that things did not go well with her husband, she would still enjoy the knowledge that her parents were available for help. That is much more than most newlyweds can rely on. Dan may have had a discour agingly hard time finding the right job, but he would give up too much of his integrity if he were to accept from his father-in-law what he regards as a "handout." Alice evidently is reasonably certain of an eventual heritage as a backstop for whatever fail ures her husband may encounter. Her preoccupation with security is, therefore, not reasonable. It is almost irrational. It is she who is letting the years slip away. while trying to induce her hus-1 band to accept a situation that j would frustrate his ambitions ; and energies and possibly unfit him for the exacting role of be- j ing a father to growing children. (Copyright 19SS. General Features Corp.) SANDWICH FILLING New York flJ.R) Here's a hearty sandwich filling which will keep well in the picnic basket. It's a combination of celery and almonds. To make. combine U cup chopped al monds; '2 cup chopped celery: 2 tablespoons sweet pickle rel ish; '.2 teaspoon salt; Is teaspoon Worcestershire sauce: and 13 cup mayonnaise or salad dress ing. Yield, enough filling for 5 sandwiches. Emeritus Consultant hi Medietas. Mayo cubic Emeritus Professor of Medicine. Mayo Foundation kapok fiber in the house. They are used in furniture, mattresses, and stuffed toys. In such cases the offending article should quickly be removed from the home. I remember a man, asth matic for years, who was almost cured the day one pillow was re moved from his davenport. It contained goose feathers to which he was higly allergic. I re member a girl whose bad asth ma was cured the day her moth er gave away the house cat. Quit Ealing It According to Dr. Hebald, de sensitization with injections is unnecessary for foods, except the cereals which are being in haled by bakers and cooks. If a person finds out by experiment ing and keeping a diary that he is sensitive to some food, the best thing to do is to quit eating it. In the northeastern part of the United States hay fever has three seasons. In the Spring the trouble is due to tree pollens, and some A local restaurant owner is madder than hops at Duncan Hines for his fail ure to include him in the latest eating guide. The next time he comes through Medford, you're invited down to Bear Creek to watch our restaurant friend dunkin' Hines. &h JbaL&y BEVERLY'S TV & RADIO Phone 2-9001 634 Crater Lake Ave. Service Calls $3.50 Open Sunday Through Friday My own shop 8 years near Port I land Repairing All Makes MR. LARRY Now at Craterian Beauty Salon Appointments After 5 P.M. PHONE 2-4830 HERE'S WHY WEISFIELD'S Sell Mora WATCHES Than Any Other West Coast Jeweler Weisfield's SAVE you up to Yzl Rugged Watch for Men K SiV. f'Vr afll 5 I 'lllllf lOOk-DADDY. I'VE IvJHY DIDN'T VOUfELMeff DOESNTl Mill ELMER. HAVEN'T YOU 1 I HE JUST WANTS TO V" Bl A"-! (O Z A TAUGHT ALL THE TEACH WANT TO LEABN (ANY AMBITION? GET GROW UP AND 1 y Piaf TtriEiJf 111 O (PUPSTOJUMPTHRU HIM TO) . S ANYTHING f OUT THERE AND BEABlG irV'-..T'iw"MMI' 2 the hoop, except oo it ifv a .learntojump dumb DOG ) afk wSSl J1 elmec? j- 'roo''fv V y7 thru a hoop JZy -rk PReS. 39.95 j. fir ?t tJZ " LJ1995 &Mi -jm t 17 Jewell Movement bV:' K' J J I II f ir i s r-y , t : as I Water - shock resistant, sweep I , . iccond hand, shatter proof crystal, imart leather band, anti-magnetic aBSBBaSBBSBBBBBBMaSBtssBBiiiHaa y - r, 11 J m JT'fsllsS00l5'& NO MONEY DOWN ( c IjiHHM ivHUCT HrTVOU- CRY like yoUL1E- (i VOWlVlVj 5ocaweek i igfip s?; Wkm 1 1 III Vi&W IL. UitrMSL 'k 'a7 rr0-' - "wJ? h itf" EL? J J 122 East Main St. Ph. 3-5348 I m,.. -m ?flp J Wvf SS3? L?iTerfv ' relief may be obtained by de sensitization with injections. In the season which runs from the middle of May to the middle of July the trouble is usually caused by grass pollens. In the late season, which runs from early August until the first frost, the trouble is most commonly due to ragweeds. Lepers Are Unfairly Treated At the recent international conference for the defense and social rehabilitation of lepers, Dr. J. G. Prieto, of Madrid, Spain, appealed to people all over the world to be more kind and fair and understanding with the cured leper. As he said, often after a man has been entirely cured of the disease, even his own family will refuse to have anything to do with him. It is most unfortunate that laymen have such a terrible and unrea soning and wholly unjustified fear of this disease. They act as if it were as contagious as measles or smallpox, when, ac tually, it may not be contagious Strange As it... 1 w OS it miti MUSTS 6Yfht rK:;EN.TR0Mav.-- I AV6IPE5 C?TriE KEMTliKS To W- U.V-.M A WiiA&'oPIKtiRWRIC fi9 V Tr rvt! S 1 HttkLP fcW - I MhRKTWAlW riN fORMlVi II '' U I Tri YSPiR OP riSU-EV CIK'.T I Vll?SvlS5"l T CMS IH IV7W HMLSY'S COMET IH -m Staew r31! ,555- it coma A&f: v km tex, t?. Sggs- fl fi.ip i :m:r lb so cur ww rr " V N J I Z ! " - , ' ' . nis-LT--r 1 KEEPS EM OFF THE fj I VOO DON'T GET A MINUTE. 1 I AND THAT CSEATS JT pJJII . ) a lH'GMT.7 , STREETS KEEPS 'EM kjl OLDER. IN A DEEPFRE.EZE, .. COMMUNISM.'.'' WXn.. VOUR PLAN IS ID n l FROM WASTIWG MONEY V. AND WOU CAN'T SPEND p BECAUSE, UNDER WE I : . TOSS EVERYONE ) VL 'JL. ON RELAXATION.';'-THAT Ml A CENT .7 SO, AFTER 30 ft BULLMOOSE PLAN, T FOR ! INTO A DEEP J SOLVES THE TRAFFIC VEARS, WE LET 'EM OUT-y EVER.VBOCN IS EITHER (Vfc. v I ! FREEZE FOR ,6 YTWk" FOBLEW AND THAT Jj QJCH MEN.f.r- r I WCWKING, FROZEHil T HOURS-AFTER Vl I ' CX1TS TAXES. '.Vp-K) J" " ' JTA OR WEALTHY V"Tm)T"SL THEWE VMORKED J I ?rfD U " af U f Sfc j nii'.jB ', YT' Xjh' iv m . .. I at ?; Wr hi SUT,CMUCK,THlSft(kCEi:L0N6STOHEX REX IS AH W YUP, AND HE WAS V I'll START RUING THE VQOiWilPPECti 5 sajJ-3S I P.8E, THE MOVIE STAR. WE COULD BE OLD FIAWE OF 1 PRETTY CRAZY ABOUT SO WE CAN HAVE A SWIM... STEAKS J MAKE X-fcT VaRRESTEO FOR HOUSEBREAKING. A MINE, CHRISTY. YOU, BEEZY... THAT BEEZY, YOU SEE IF THERE'S J CHICKEN. "OURSELVES emjaafg I ONCE HAD QUITS IS, HE WAS. . ANYTHING TO EAT IN THE EVERYTHING' t AT HOME, LT. & . SZfS" A CRUSH ON HIM, -- , J-Cl k. DEEP FREEZE, r- V i r minni t is ww. r r Warr ..... n x ' 5 XZ LIKE PER WELL-THEY HAVE -f GREAT UCV CAI tl - WHAT VOU NFFT 'NUANCE WASHING MACHINES, y LAND 0' i.fiSlgc 1 f s s arAkW what, dryers, ironers, tlBEPrW" V W"rfrL9W jtl SWeMm&SKlS17 VACUUM CLEANERS. QifSZll S Cy' i IIetsWeiS m Qiv- d7shwasherIR5' fzmri m $L v; at all. To illustrate: A while ago, when I was visiting in the leper settlement on Molokai, in the Hawaiian Islands, the resident physician told me of a man who, years ago, came there to nurse his wife who had a bad case of leprosy. When she died, he mar ried another leper woman, and when she died he married still another. He lived with five lep rous wives, one after the other, and never caught the disease from them! Another man in the I same settlement lived with three leprous wives, one after the oth er, and did not catch the disease. No Fear of Disease My father, who was one of the world's experts on leprosy, and DOW TV SERVICE Expert Service All Makes PHONE 2-7994 Day or Nite It Seems by Elsie Hix was In charge of research on lepers in Honolulu many years ago, never had any fear of the disease. Today, fortunately,, with the help of the sulfone drugs, a high percentage of lepers have their disease arrested. They get well just as a man with tuberculosis gets well after treatment with isoniazid, streptomycin, and oth er drugs. When a leper is cured, he is cured just as a person is cured of any other disease; and then there is no reason why peo ple should have any fear of him. Actually, as I have inferred, it is very questionable if people should have any fear of him when his disease is active. Many experts on leprosy the persons who really know about the dis POISON OAK? Try a Bottle of ZEMACOL You must bo satisfies) or youi monot cheerfully refunded. Get o bottle tsv lay at WESTERN THRIFT. CROSSWORD PUZZLE ACROSS 1 Chspesu 4 Provides food 9 High mountiift IS Be mistaken Dropsy 14 Hawaiian rootstock 1 Not Involved In hostilities IT -Angry 1 Pretense Jfl Smtyir 21 Climbing species of pepper ft Published 26 Submit to IT Canonised person M French article tt Bow 20 Oscillation SI Obese J2 Printer's measure 12 Due to be paid 24 Lessen 3S Methods 37 Clearer 38 Cravat 89 Swift 4ft Brag 42 Leopard 45 Silkworm 4fi Wear away 4,-. period of time 49 Young boy $n Memoranda il Soak DOWN 1 Chlvken 2 Exist I- 2 S t T ft y 0 H ' 5 I1' 111" 11 r-, 7T s- Ljil w . " "7" "IT " """" "" "" ?1 ease have never had any de sire to isloate the patients and lock them up. This has been done simply because of popular ig norance and the great prejudice that has come down from Bibli cal times. 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. 19S6) 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. 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