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4:00 Club 1230 Fred Waring Songfest KWIN's Top Ten
4:15 Sports Caravan Fred Waring Songfcst Hemingway News
4 30 Club 1230 County F.xt. Agent Here's The Answer
4:43 Frank Cosa Music With Sain Sam Have!.'
5if5o Edward P. Morgan" Music With Sam Bob & Ray"
5:13 Tom Harmon' Music With Sam Bob 4 Ray
5:30 Demo Convention Regional Roundup Bob & Ray"
S:43 Demo Conven lion" Man on the Go" Bill Brundige Sports
6:00DemoConvention"" Sports Reports Fulton Lewis Jr.-
:13 Demo Convention" Democratic Convention" tal News
30 Demo Convention" Democratic Convention" KW IN Karavan
:43 Demo Convention" Democratic Convention" KWIN Karavan Sports
7:00 Demo Convention' Morgan Scatty" KWIN Karavan
7:1.1 Demo Convention" Democratic Convention" KW IN Karavan
7:30 Demo Convention" Democratic Convention' KWIN Karavan
7:45 Demo Convent-on Democratic Convention KWIN Karavan
8:00 Demo Convention" Etography in Sound' KWIN Karavan
8:15 Demo Convention' Biography in Sound KWIN Karavan
8:30 Off the Record Biography in Sound" KWIN Karavan
m 8:43 Off the Record Biography in Sound" KWIN Karavan
flOO Off the Record AlrTime News'
9:15 Off the Record Air Time KWIN Karavan
J:30 Off the Record Parade of Bands JacK s Private Line
ff 43 Off the Record Parade of Bands" Jack s Private Line
111:00 Off the Record Richfield Reporter" KWIN Karavan
10:13 Off the Record Nightwatchman KWIN Karavan
10:30 Off the Record , Nightwatchman KWIN Karavan
10:43 Off the Record. News Night watch & News KWIN Karava n
11:00 Sign Q;f Sign Off Kim s Serenade
RADIO PROGRAMS-WEDNESDAY
8 00 World News Roundup Boh Roberts Corral Wakeup Ranch
8:15 Yawn Patrol Bob Roberta Corral Wakeup Ranch
830 Frank Gms" Bob Roberta Corral Wakeup Ranch
8:45 Harry Babbitt First News Wakeup Ranch
7:00 Coffee Concert Farm News. Sports Hemingway News
7:13 Martin Agronsky Rogue Valley Beeper Breakfast Gang"
730 Tom MacLeod Sports News Commentary Regional News
7:43 Howard Miller Show" Weather & 7:50 News Best Bus '
8:00 Frisk & Frolic World News Roundup Cuff Ingle News
8:13 Breakfast Club Kishbox. Swap & Sell Green. News"
8:30 Breakfast Club Frank s Choice Music Bible Institute
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9:00 Music Box Friendship Circle News" Coffee Date
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9:20 Helen Trent" NBC Bandstand" Voice of Deliverance
9:43 News & Bulletins NBC Bandstand Voice of Deliverance
10:00 Name Your Neighbor NBC Bandstand Newspaper Of The Air
10:13 Aunt Mary" NBC Bandstand Telo-Test
1030 Nora Drake NBC Bandstand The Home Show
10:45 Pat Buttram Show" NBC Bandstand" The Home Show ,
1 1 :00 Trading Post Let There Be Light News. Music j
11:13 Aunt Jenny Symptoms of Our Times Queen for a Day
1130 Houseparty Merchants Jackpot Queen For A Day"
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12:00 Paul Harvey Lunchtime News Noontime News
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130 Ruth Ashton-Weather Hilltop House" Western Roundup Time
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2-00 Mv True Story Woman in My House" Western Roundup
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2:45 Arthur Godfrey Westside Party Story Time
3:00 Arthur Godfrey"" Westside Party Meet Shakespeare
313 Arthur GodfrcV Westside Party Meet Shakespeare
330 Arthur Godfrey Westside Party Salute to Safety '
3:43 Arthur Godfrey" Westside Part y Tel lo Test .
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4:15 Sports Caravan Fred Waring Songfest Hemingway News
430 Marine Melody Time KMED Presents Here's The Answer
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"SD0 Edward P Morgan" Music With Sam Bob & Ray
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815 Demo Convention Democratic Convention" Local News
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DON'T MIX
Hartford, Conn. (U.R) Con
necticut is considering providing
a S100 fine for mixing liquor
with water while in a boat,
that is. The penalty for tipsy
boating was proposed by the Out
board Boating Club of America
which said that in one respect
water accidents are twice as
dangerous as those on highways
since passengers "also are in
danger of drowning."
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Parents, Teachers
Aid Mental Disease
Knoxville, Term. (U.R) Par
ents and teachers are contrib
uting more to the prevention of
mental diseases than expert psy
chologists, according to Dr. E.
Ohmer Milton.
The University of Tennessee
psychologist said good mental
health is based on sound self
esteem built up through little
everyday contacts and experi
ences with important people.
This means. Dr. Milton said,
that the real "mental physic
ians'" are parents and teachers. '
whose opinions and actions are !
I the basis of a child's first ideas
about himself. j
Teachers, in particular, the
psychologist said, can form the
first line of defense against men- j
tal illness by helping children
to accept both their strengths
and limitations and to live com
fortably with themselves.
Those who feel sorry for them
selves and those who try to im
press others with their import
ance are on the verge of joining
the ranks of the mentally ill, Dr. j
Milton concluded. I
Emeriti! Conraltmnt In Mediclno,
Man Clinic
Emeritus Prulessor of Medicine,
Mayo Foundation
Meji 1 U..HJH
No Medical Treatment
For Fibroids
Women ask for medicine for
"fibroid" tumors of the womb,
and I have to tell them that I
never heard
of any drug
that would
help. Fibroids
(more proper
ly called myo
mas or muscle
tumors) are
much like the
rest of the
muscle of the
Haltrr Jvrr w o m b. They
are much like knobs on a potato
made of potato. One could call
the knobs on a potato tumors,
but still they would be harmless.
Similarly, fibroids are harm
less unless they grow fast or
grow so big they press on arter
ies, or cause flooding and
anemia. These lumps on the
uterus are so common that every
third woman has one or more.
Expert gynecologists tell me
that, as they have grown older
and wiser, the have operated
less and less often for fibroids.
They seldom operate unless the
woman is flooding so badly that
she is becoming anemic. They
tell me that they are very re
luctant to remove the uterus of
a woman under the age of 40;
and they do not do it unless
unusual circumstances compel
them to do so. They no longer
operate because of a fear of
cancer because now they know
that cancer very rarely grows
in a fibroid.
I like this new stand taken by
professors of gynecology be
cause almost every mail brings
me sad and often heart rending
letters from women who so wish
they could get their uterus back
again. With its removal, some
of the women lost their sexual
feeling, and with this, their
ability to hold their husband
Others are terribly unhappy be
cause they are now married to
a husband who is very desirous
of having a child, and they can
not give him the son he wants.
Operation Often Needed
When I write in this vein some
of my surgeon friends write to
say that often the operation is
much needed. Of course it is; I
am not talking of such cases: I
am talking of youngish women
whose only trouble is a tendency
to sick headaches, or a beginn
ing insanity, or a vague distress
in the abdomen. In such cases
Home-Mixed Spray
Kills Insects, Disease
Madison, Wis. (U.R) A Uni
versity of Wisconsin fruit pro
duction specialist says good re
sults have come out of a home-
mixed spray that kills both in
sects and diseases.
George Klingbell said the
dual-type" spray could be just
the thing for home orchards and
small fruit plantings. He said
several Wisconsin fruit growers
got good results from mixing in
secticides and fungicides.
He said two tablespoons of
malathion (25 per cent wettable
powder), three tablespoons of
methoxychlor (50 per cent wet
table powder), and three table
spoons of captain (50 per cent
wettable powder) mixed in a
gallon of water does the job.
Klingbell said all three ma
terials usually can be purchased
in small quantities and should
be mixed just before using.
He added that it is important
to spray at the right time: two
sprays before the bloom stage,
another at petal fall, and then
every 10 days or two weeks
until 30 days before harvest.
VERMONT SHADE
Burlington, Vt. (U.R) Over
1.500.000 trees are to be planted
this year by soil conservation
district cooperators in Vermont.
There are about 600.000 acres of
land in the state where trees
could be placed. In the past 16
years, 11,000,000 trees have been
planted by the Soil Conservation
Service. In addition, there are
also 479.000 trees being planted
on other private lands.
The- Arabs of Kuwait believe
that evil spirits proceed only
straight ahead, and cannot turn
corners.
Cadillac Mountain on Mount
Desert Island in Maine is the
highest point on the Atlantic
coast of the United States, it is
1,530 feet high.
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the removal of a womb with
harmless knobs on it can do no j
good; and in many cases it does i
great harm.
If, when I come to stand be
fore St. Peter, he asks me why
I think I should be let in, I may
answer that, in this world, there
are a lot of happy mothers
whose womb I once saved, by
assuring my friend, the surgeon,
that if anything ever went
wrong with the woman be
cause she did not have the opera
tion I would accept all the
blame. Every Christmas I get
letters from some of these wom
en, enclosing the pictures of
their lovely children, and that
makes me very happy.
Today, I take my hat off to
the many surgeons who are re
fusing to perform a hyste
rectomy on a youngish woman
unless they are forced to do so
by the presence of certain dis
tressing or dangerous symptoms.
TV May Solve Problem
Of Teacher Shortage
Berkeley, Calif. (U.R) A high
school physics classroom will be
moved Into TV station WQED
at Pittsburgh next year in an
attempt to help overcome the
serious lack of high school teach
ers In the physical sciences.
A University of California
professor, Harvey E. White, will
give the telecast instruction to
15 high schools in the Pittsburgh
area. The telecasting, undertaken
with the cooperation of the Ford
Foundation for the Advance
ment of Education and the Pitts
burgh public school system, will
fill a void left since many high
schools have dropped the teach
ing of physics from their cur
ricula. The telecasts will be filmed
and thus can be used anywhere
as needed.
There's one nice thiny
you can say about litera
ture's most misunderstood
character, Frankenstein.
He was always good to
his mother.
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New Faucet Doesn't
Solve Water Problem
Decorrah, la. (U.R) A garden
enthusiast here began to lose in
terest in her work because of
the trouble in getting water to
the vegetables and flowers dur
ing dry spells.
The only outdoor water faucet
was on the opposite side of the
house. Finally, she had a new
water faucet installed on the
garden side of the house.
Eager to try it out, she fast
ened a long garden hose to the
faucet and started spraying the
garden. But suddenly she was
amazed to find the hose so hot
she had to juggle it from one
hand to the other to avoid burn
ing herself. The plants wilted.
She discovered the new faucet
had been connected to the hot
water pipe.
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Chicago (U.R) Skeptical
fish that don't bite this year
might get hooked in later sea
sons on the strength of a new
"wiggle."
A device, now being devel
oped, called a "Wiggle Minnow,"
is sure to do the trick, according
to W. C. Wilson, an inventor
from Senath, Mo.
Unlike most lures, which get
their action from being pulled
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marketed for another year or
two.
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