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Mayo Clinic
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RADIO PROGRAMS-TUESDAY
Programs listed below arc received from Hi radio stations and tha Mail
Tribune assumes no responsibility except to make such changes as are supplied
KYJC IZ2 kc KM fcD 1440 kc KWIN 1400 kc
4 00 Republican Conv- Fred Waring Songfest" Rep. Convention
4:15 Republican Conv." Fred Waring Songfcst" Rep. Conveniion
4:30 Republican Conv. County Ext Agent Rep. Convention
4:45 Republican Conv." Music With Sam Rep. Convention
3:00 Republican Conv. Music With Sam Rep. Convention
5:13 Republican Conv." Music With Sam Rep. Convention .
5:30 Republican Conv." Regional Roundup Rep. Convention
3:45 Republican Conv. Man on the Go Rep. Convention
8:00 Music Room Sports Reports Rep. Convention
6:15 Music Room TBA Local News
30 Bing Crosby TBA Hemingway News"
r 6:45 Johnny Dollar TBA Meet Shakespeare
7 00 Max Roby Morgan Eeatty KWIN Karavan
7:15 Music With Mantovani TBA KWIN Karavan
2 20-Mvaterv Tme' TfiA KWIN Karavan
7 45 Mystery Time TBA KWIN Karavan
2 ?9 Portland-Sacramento Biography in Sound Salute to Safety
2 ix ort, nd-Sacramento Biography in Sound Salute to Safety
8:30 Port and-Sacramento Biography in Sound Bob & Ray
pAS Portland-Sacramento Biography in Sound Bob & Ray"
9 00 Portland-Sacramento Air Time Nfw
9 15 Portland-Sacramento Air Time Soorts-Time-
2 1? Poland-Sacramento Parade of Bands JaVFPrtvate Line
i Crament Paradc ot Bands Jacks Private Line
52 :?2 9" Ule "t1 Hlchfield Reporter' KWIN Kirm.n
Jn inSI' Record Nightwatchrnan KWIN Karavan
J2 ,he B'cord Nlghtwatchman KWIN Kara
10:45 Off the Record. NewiNlghtwatch & Newa KWIN Karavan
11:00 Sign Off Sign Off Kim's Serenade
RADIO PROGRAMS-WEDNESDAY
6.00 World News Roundup Bob Roberts Corral Wakeup Ranch
-"13 Yawn Patrol Bob Roberts Corral Wakeup Ranch
6 30 Frank Goss" Bob Roberts Corrai Wakeup Ranch
g:45 Harry Babbitt First News Wakeup Ranch
7 00 Coffee Concert Farm News, Sports Hemingway News
7.15 Martin Agronsky Rogue Valley Beeper Breakfast Gang
'30 Tom MacLeod Sports News Commentary Regional News
7:45 Howard Miller Show Weather & 7 :50 News Best Buys
8.00 Frisk & Frolic World News Roundup Cliff Ingle News
8:13 Breakfast Club Kashbox. Swap & Sell Green. News
8 30 Breakfast Club Frank's Choice Music Bible Institute"
8:43 Breakfast Club Frank's Choice Music Bible Institute
9 DO Music Box Friendship Circle News Coffee Date
9:13 Music & Welsfleld Friendship Circle Coffee Date
8:30 Helen Trent" NBC Bandstand" Voice of Deliverance
9 45 Neu-s & Bulletins NBC Bandstand Voice of Deliverance
:00 Name Your Neighbor
iu:i Aunt Mary""
1030 Nora Drake
10:45 Pat Butt ram Show
NBC Bandstand
NBC Bandstand
NBC Bandstand
NBC Bandstand
Newspaper Of The Air
Telo-Test
The Home Show
The Home Show
1 1 :00 Trading Post
11:15 Aunt Jenny
1 1 30 Houseparty "
11:43 Houseparty"
Let There Be Light
Symptoms of Our Times
Merchants Jackpot
Merchants Jackpot
News. Music
Queen for a Day
Queen For A Day
Queen For A Day
12:00 Paul Harvey Lunchtime News
12:13 Record Rack Weather. Livestock
12 30 Rogue Valley Reporter Local News. Sports
12:43 Weather; Lost Pets Top Tune. Kashbox
Noontime Newa
Western Roundup lime
Western Roundup Time
Western Roundup Time
1 00 Musical Mixmaster Five Star Matinee"
1 :13Whispering Streets Five Star Matinee
130 Ruth Ashton-Weather Hilltop House"
1-45 Strictly tor the Lad lea Pepper Young
-TooTMTrue Story WoI"a JS5"
313 My True Story" Mary M. McBnde
2 30 Republican Conv. Westside Party
245 Republican Conv." Westside Party
3 00 Republican Conv.'
315 Republican Conv.
3 30 Republican Conv.
3-45 Republican Conv
4:00 Republican Conv.'
4:15 Republican Conv.
4:30 Republican Conv."
4 45 Republican Conv.
Western Roundup Time
Western Roundup Time
Western Roundup Time
Carnation Milk Time
Western Roundup
Western Roundup
Rep, Convention
Rep. Convention
Westside Party
Westside Party
Westside Party
Westside Party
Rep. Convention
Rep. Convention
Rep. Convention
Rep. Convention
Fred Waring Songfest
Fred Waring Songfest
KMED Presents
Music With Sam
Rep. Convention"
Rep. Convention
Rep. Convention
Rep. Convention
5:00 Republican Conv.'
3:13 Republican Conv."
3 30 Republican Conv."
3:45 Republican Conv."
Music With Sam
Music With Sam
Local & Oregon News
Man On The Go
Rep. Convention
Rep. Convention
Rep. Convention
Rep. Convention
6:00 Music Room
6:15 Music Room
6 30 BinC CrosbV
8:45 Johnny Dollar"
KMED Sports Daily
TBA
TBA
TBA
7:00 Safety Pays
7:15 Safety Pays
7 30 Suspense "
7:45 Suspense'
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
Rep. Convention
Local News
Hemingway News
Meet Shakespeare
8 :00 Portland-Sacramento
8 : 1 5 Portland-Sacramento
8 30 Portland-Sacramento
8 45 Portland-Sacramento
P 00 PorMand-Sacramento
9 : 1 5 Port land -Sacramento
9 30 Portland-Sacramento
9 :45 Portland-Sacramento
You Bet Your Life
you Bet Your Life
Truth or Consequences
Truth or Consequences
Sound Flight 5fi
Sound Flight 5fi
Three Score Five
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KWIN Karavan
KWIN Karavan
KWIN Karavan
KWIN Karavan
Salute to Safety
Salute to Safety
Bob & Ray"
Bob & Ray"
10 AO World News Beat Richfield Reporter
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1030 Off the Record Nightwatchman
10:43 Off the Record Xt New Nlghtwatch & News
11 00 Sign Off Sign Off
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Sports-Time
Jack's Private Line
Jack s Private Line
KWIN Karavan
KWIN Karavan
KWIN Karavan
KWIN Karavan
Kim's Serenade
ABC
"CBS
NBC
MBS
KBOY 730 KC
(All pro trams at same time dally unless otherwise indicated)
- A M 5:45 Sign on Music throughout dav except for following programs
10-10:13 KBOY Baigains 11-12 (Sunday onlvn First Baptist service
P.M. 12-12:15 KBOY ranch: 12 15-12 30 .Sunday onlyi KBOY ranch;
6:30 Sign off.
Authority to Process
Loan Requests Given
Authority to process farm
housing loan applications for
eligible Josephine and Jackson
county applicants has been re
ceived, it was announced today
by William N. Young, Jr., local
gupervisior of the Farmers
Home administration.
During the last session of Con
gress. Title V of the housing act
of 1949, authorizing farm hous
ing loans, was amended to pro
vide for farm housing loans over
the next five year period. The
total authorization over the five
year period for building loans is
$450,000,000. The Bureau of
the Budget has authorized the
Farmers Home administration
to loan $50,000,000 during the
Fiscal Year 1957, Young said.
These are now available to
qualified farm owners for the
construction oif new farm homes
and farm buildings and repair or
remodeling of present struc
tures. The loans are repayable in a
maximum of 33 years with in
terest at 4 per cent.
Applications may be filed at
the local offices of the Farmers
Home administration located in
room 9 of the Manchel building.
Grants Pass, or by mail ad
dressed to Poet Office box 311, 1
Grants Pass. . .-
German Woman
Acknowledges Gift
The L. G. Weavers, 301 Ha
ven, received a letter last week
from the German woman who re
ceived the CARE package they
had sent late last fall. The trans
lated letter was as follows:
"Scharmbeck 29.7.1956: My
very dear friends! I would like
to thank you with all my heart
for the CARE Packet which I re
ceived from the Red Cross. Sorry
I could not write before, as was
ill. The food was a very great
help to me.
as my dear husband died three
years ago, and was left with five
children. I thanlr vnn nnpp acrain
from the bottom of my heart for
wnat you have done for me. Lord
be with you.
respect from: Widow A n n i
Schulte and children."
Donations for CARE packages
may be sent to the local postmaster.
Persons Always Tired
Following a publication of my
column on the persons who are
always tired and cannot do as
much work as
they wish they
could do, I
have received
interesting let
ters from good
people all over
who tell me
that I de
scribed their
case exactly.
VVallrr Alvar7 1 n e y arc
grateful for the article because
it has helped them and their
family to understand the situa
tion and to adjust to it.
As one woman said, "As a
child I was very nervous and
sickly, but I always had a great
drive and zest for living. I would
rather work to help people than
to have fun myself. But I never
had the physical strength or
nerve force to enable me to do
all I wanted to do. Finally, I
learned that if I overdrew on
my strength one day, I would
have to pay it back the next
day.
"Always I've been ashamed of
my weakness, and some people
have suspected I was coddling
myself too much. This accusa
tion always so distressed me
that I tried hard to accomplish
more, but I just couldn t do it.
Finally I learned to budget my
strength, and then I was able
to live more comfortably; I
could enjoy life and could be
much more useful. Now I am
not ashamed to give in and take
a rest.
What you said about here
dity was true, many of my rela
tives for generations before me
had poor nerves. Thanks to your
article my family now has a
much clearer understanding of
my problem, and they are more
willing than ever before to make
allowances for me, and to help
me. Fortunately, our doctor has
always understood my problem
as you do, and for this I love
him."
Congenital Dislocation
Of the Hip
Most persons must have noted
those man men and women who
walk with a peculiar rolling
gait due to the lack of a solid
joint in the hips. For lack of
this, with every step the body
sinks two or three inches. The
trouble is due to a lack of proper
development of the hip joint
when the child is in his mother's
womb.
The disease is seen more com
monly in girls than in boys. It
occurs in one out of 500 girls,
and in one in every 2,000 or
3,000 boys. In about 40 per cent
KBES-TV (Channel 5)
TUESDAY
4:00 Republican Convention
8:30 Treasure Travels
9 ;00 Contidential File
9:30 Peter Potter's Juke Box Jury
10:00 Famous Playhouse
10:30 News & Sign Oif
WEDNESDAY
10 :50 Devotions
11:00 NBC Matinee
12:00 Brighter Day
12:15 Secret Storm
12:30 Edge of Night
1:00 Comedy Time
1 :30 Bandstand
2:00 A Visit From Your Veterinerian
2:30 Republican Convention
6:00 20th Century Fox
7:00 The Christophers
7:30 Hopalong Cassidy
8:00 Evening Theater
9:00 American Legend
9:30 Science Fiction
10:00 Harvest of Adventure
10:30 This Is Your Life
11:00 News & Sign Off
Court Records
POLICE COURT
David Allison A thanas, violation
of the basic rule. $15.
Jack Taylor Stallsworth, violation
og basic rule, $15.
Arlyn K. Granger, excessive noise.
110-
cod uene sanara, laiiure io atop
at stop light, $5.
Aieivin J-yie ness. lueeai leu turn,
5.
Forest Allen Van Vleck. failure to
obey traffic signals, $5.
Jack Allen Sheppard, no operator's
license, f 5.
Doing Anything Wednesdav Nlte?
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MR. ED
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CALL 2-6434 for an appointment
After S.
DISTRICT COURT
Jim Morris Pope, switched license
plates. S15. bail forfeited.
ueorge wiiiiam Marsnau, improper
use of dealer's plates, 15 bail forfeited.
Max Marvin Mavo. intoxicated on
public highway, $30, bail forfeited.
jonn Samuel wnue, overioaa,
Guy Leslie Warren, insufficient
binder chains, $15.
Arthur Morton Curtiss Jr.. overload.
$2.
Robert Virtue mil. no operators
license. $6.
Russell Hassett and Wesley Hassett.
$30. failure to provide fire fighting
equipment.
Edward Charles Buitcher. no chauf
feur's license. $6-
Gary Lee Walters, failure to stop
at stop sign. $10.
Carl Erwin Vogel, faiure to stop
at stop sign, $10.
Lei and Eliot Clerk, failure to stop
at stop sign, JS10.
William Luther Adams, no turn
signal device, $15.
MARRIAGE LICENSE
APPLICATIONS
Richard George Morgan, Grants
Pass, and Peggy Lucille Foster. Grants
Pass.
Arnold Allen Gosnell Jr.. Gold Hill,
and Juanita Louise Swindler, Gold
Hill.
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of the cases, both hips are in
volved. According to the Dight Insti
tute of the University of Minne
sota, the defect is inherited as
if due to what is called a dom
inant gene, which does not al
ways produce the abnormality
even when the parents carry it.
Only about 1 in 6 of the chil
dren who might inherit the de
fect from an ancestor actually
get it.
When a mother has a child
with congenital dislocation of the
hip she often wants to know
what the chances are that an
other child born to her would
have the defect. According to
the Dight Institute the chance
would be about 17 per cent for
a girl, and considerably less
for a boy.
Back Stairs: Ready for Inauguration Day
By DONALD J. GONZALES
United Press Correspondent
Washington (U.R) Back
stairs at the White House:
Inauguration day is still
months away, but some impor
tant preparations for the big
event already are underway.
The strip of Penneylvania ave.
in front of the White House is
being repaired. Workmen are
standing in the searing August
heat with their blacktop burn
ers, baking patches on the
historic avenue where the man
of the hour will review his in
augural parade.
The noise, heat and clouds of
choking smoke were so bad the
other day that Secret Service
men had to shut the doors and
windows of their guard house.
All this hasn't bothered the
President and the first lady, who
are some distance back from the
street in the air-conditioned
safety of the executive mansion.
President Eisenhower will
travel around San Francisco
the GOP convention city in;
very familiar style. White House
chauffeurs left Washington sev
eral days ago, driving the Pres
ident's big plastic-topped Lin
coln limousine to the convention
city. The "bubble top," just got
back from Panama where Mr.
Eisenhower used it for the In
teramerican Presidents' Con
ference. The automobile made
that trip by ship.
The White House has sent at
least two other cars on the
2,900-mile trip from Washington
to San Francisco. Mrs. Eisen
hower's favorite car will be on
hand for her use, plus a Secret
Service car or two. The Pres
ident and Mrs. Eisenhower prob
ably will fly the 100 miles or so
from San Francisco to the Mon
terey Peninsula, where they will
relax for three or four days after
the convention. Mrs. Eisen-
Strange As It Seems
by Elsie
Hix
Charlie Stafford got
back yesterday, which
wasn't easy.
He hadn't been away.
MR. LARRY
Now at
Craterian Beauty Salon
Appointments After 5 P.M.
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hower's car probably will be
driven down for their use dur
ing the brief vacation.
Mr. and Mrs. Eisenhower are
flying from here to San Franci
sco aboard the President's per
sonal plane, the Columbine III,
which is really owned by the
Air Force. The Republican Na
tional Committee will foot the
bill for the trip, and it probably
will be pretty steep. The ink has
just dried on a new Air Force
regulation, boosting its plane
charier rates. The new charge
for non-government use of a
four-engine super - constellation,
the type used by the President,
is $1,060 per hour. The Washington-San
Francisco flight is
about eight or nine hours, so
the round trip probably will
cost more than $17,000. The
former rate was $795 an hour.
Don't expect a long-winded
acceptance speech from the Pres
ident on Thursday. The best
available advance word is that
the speech will be "less than
30 minutes." The President plans
no other West Coast speeches. . .
Oakridge U.P.) The Oak
ridge branch of the First Na
tional Bank of Portland was
broken into Sunday and police
were continuing an investigation
to determine if anything had
been stolen.
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