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RADIO PROGRAMS - FRIDAY
Program listed below are received from the radio stations and the Mail
Tribune assumes no responsibility except to make such changes as are supplied
KYJC 1230 ke
KM ED 144 LtC
KWIN 1400 kc
4:00 Club 1230
4:15 Club 1230
4 30 Club 1230
4 45 Club 1-230
5 00 Edward ft
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Fred Waling Songfest
Fred Waring Songiest
Cafe Lounge"
Cate Lounge
KWIN'S Too Ten
Hemintva iNtwi
Here's the Answer"
Sam Hayes"
Murrow" Music With Sam
Music & Sots. Caravan Music With Sam
5 30 Tom Harmon" Regional Roundup
ft 4ft Frank Gosi" Football Forecast
(I 00 Edward P. Morgan
1 ift Lowell Thomas'"
fi 30 Amm Ac Andy'"
A :4ft Amos Ac Andy Ac Nwi
Cavalcade of Sports
Cavalcade of Sports
Sports Daily
Music in March Time
7 00 Masters of Melodv" Inside Story"
7:15 Masters of Melody Boston Symphony
7 30 Bing Crosby"" Boston Symphony"
7 :45Coach Spiegel berg Kprt Boston Symphony
8 00 Medford vs Crater Football Warmup
8:15 Medford vs Crater Medford-Crater
8 30 Medford vs Crater Medford-Crater
8:45 Medford vs Crater Medford-Crater
Bob & RaV"
Bob Ac Rav
Bob & Ray
Let a Talk Sports
"Fulton Lewis Jr.
Local News
KWIN Karavan Spts.
KWIN Kara va n Sp ts
KWIN Karavan
KWIN Karavan
KWIN Karavan
Ashland vs Yreka
Ashland vs Yreka
Ashland vs Yreka
Ashland vs Yreka
Ashland vs Yreka
9.00 Medford vs Crater Medford-Crater Ashland vs Yreka
915 Med lord vs Crater Medford-Crater Ashland vs Yreka
9:30 Medford vs Crater Medford-Crater Ashland vs Yreka
g 45 Medford vs Crater Medford-Crater Ashland vs Yreka
10 00 U C L A, vs Oregon" Richtield Reporter KWIN Karavan
10:15 U.C.L.A. vs Oregon Nightwatchman KWIN Karavan
10:30 U.Ci.A. vs Oregon Nightwatchman KWIN Karavan
10:45 U C L A, vs Oregon Nightwatchman A NewsKWIN Karavan
11:00 U C L A, vs Oregon" Sign Off Music By Moonlite
11:1.1 U C L A, vs Oregon Music By Moonlite
11 30 U C L A, vs Oregon" Music By Moonlite
11 45 U C LA . vs Oregon" Music By Moonlite
12 00 Sign Off
RADIO PROGRAMS - SATU RDAY
6 00 News of America Bob Robert's Corral Wakeup Ranch
6:19 Yawn Patrol Bob Robert's Corral Wakeup Ranch
6:30 Yawn Patrol Bob Robert's Corral The Home Show
6:45 Yawn Patrol First News The Home Show
7:00 News"" Country Music Network News
7:15 Martin Agronsky Rogue Valley Beeper Breakfast Gang
7:30 Frank Goss"" News Commentary News & Weather
7:45 Coffee Concert Weather Ac 7:50 News Farm News
8 00 No School Today Koffee Klatch World News Sports .
8:15 No School Todav Oregou Game Comm. Musical Spotlite
8 30 Robert Q. Lewis" Norm's Choice Music Warmup
8 45 Robert Q. Lewis Norm's Choice Music World Series
9 00 News" Friendship Circle World Series"
9 15 Visit With Bin Friendship Circle. World Series"
9 30 Gunsmoke School Program World Series
9 45 Gunsmoke Sat. News fcresx World Series"
10 00 News" Monitor World Series"
10:15 Record RacK Monitor World Series"
10:30 Record Rack Monitor World Series"
10:45 Trading Post Stanford-Ohio St. World Series
1 1 oo CBS-News" Stanford-Ohio St. World Series"
1115 City Hospital Stanford-Ohio St. World Series"
11 30 Matinee Stanford-Ohio St. World Series"
ll'-AS Iowa vi OSC" Stanford-Ohio St. Notre Dame-Indiana
12 00 Iowa va OSC Stanford-Ohio St, Notre Dame-Indiana
1215 Iowa va OSC Stanford-Ohio St. Notre Dame-Indiana
12 3f) Iowa vs OSC" - Stanford-Ohio St, Notre Dame-Indiana
12 45 Iowa vs OSC" Stanford-Ohio St. Notre Dame-Indiana
100 Iowa vs OSC Monitor Notre Dame-Indiana
1:15 Iowa vs OSC Monitor Notre Dame-Indiana
1 30 Iowa vs OSC MONITOR Notre Dame-Indiana
1 45 wthr & Calif -Pitt MONITOR Notre Dame-Indiana
"2-00 Calif va Pitt MONITOR Notre Dame-Indiana
2 15 Calif' vs Pitt" MONITOR - Western Roundup Time
2 30 Calif vs Pitt MONITOR Western Roundup Time
2 45 Clif. vs Paitf MONITOR Western Roundup Time
3p0n Calif vs Pitt" . MONITOR News" Western Rndup.
3:15Calif" vs Pitt" MONITOR Western Roundup Time
3 go Calif vs Pitt MONITOR Western Roundup Time
3:45 Calif! vs Pitt MONITOR Western Roundup Time
' 4 oo News" MONITOR Recorded" Music
4- 1S Club 1230 MONITOR News
4 30 Club 1230 MONITOR Salute to Safety
4 45 club 1230 ' MONITOR Salute to Safety
V0O News" ., MONITOR" , Bandstand"uS.A
5 15 Veterans Adm. MONITOR Bandstand U S A
5- 30 Tom Harmon" Hank Weaver Southside News
5 45 Frank Goss" Regional News Musical Spotlite
6 00 News" MONITOR" Hawaii Calls"
8 15 Bands of Renoun MONITOR" Hawaii Calls"
8 30 CBS Radio WorkshopNat'l Farm & Home Guy Lombardo
6 45 CBS Radio Workshop" MONITOR S O-C. vs ChiccState
7 00 Country Stvle" Monitor S.O.C. vs Chico State
7 i5country Style" MONITOR S.O.C. vs Chico State
7 30 Music Room Grand nle Opry S.O.C. vs Chico State
7 43 Music Room MONITOR S O C. vs Chico State
8 00 So. Oregon-Chico State Monitor S.O.C. vs Chico State
8 15 So. Oregon-Chico State Monitor S.O.C. vs Chico State
8 30 So. Oregon-Chico State Monitor S.O.C. vs Chico State
8 45 So. Oregon-Chico State Monitor S.O.C. vs Chico State
o oo So Oregon-Chico State Heartbeat Theater S.O.C. vs Chico State
9 15 So. Oregon-Chico State Heartbeat Theater S O C, vs Chico State
9 30 So Oregon-Chico State Proudly We Hail KWIN Karavan
9 45 So. Oregon-Chico State Proudly We Hall KW IN Karavan
10 00 So. Oregon-Chico State K MED News Report KWIN Karavan
10 15 So. Oregon-Chico State Nightwatchman KWIN Karavan
10 30 Socialist Party Spch" Nightwatchman KWIN Karavan
10 45 Socialist Party Spch Night Watch & Newa KWIN Karavan
11:00 Sign Off Sign Off Music By Moonlite
ABC CBS NBC "MBS
KBOT 73t KC
(Ail programs at same Mm daily an less otherwise Indicated)
AM 5:45 Sign on Music throughout day excep; for following programs
10-10 15 KBOY Bargains: 11-13 (Sunday onlyi First Baptist service
PM. 12-12:15 KBOY ranch. 12:15-12 30 (Sunday only) KBOY ranch:
6:30 Sign off. -
Lack of New Drummers May
End Eskimo Entertainment
Washington The thumping of
the Eskimo drum, mainstay of
Arctic entertainment for cen
turies, may soon be swallowed up
in the blare of radio and juke
box. As civilization creeps across
the frozen north along, for ex
ample, the Distant Early Warn
ing radar line now being built
by the American and Canadian
governments more and more
Eskimos are taking up white
men's jobs and, with them, white
men's ways. Although the gre
garious, pleasure-loving Eskimos
still gather at the slightest ex
cuse for a drum-and-dance feast,
the art of drumming is no longer
being pursued by the younger
generation.
Teen-age Eskimos, given the
chance, make ardent jukebox
jitterbugs. They still dance with
their elders, however, and there
in lies the hope of maintaining
one of their people's most color
ful traditions!
Drum Chief Instrument
Wherever Eskimos have con
gregated in small get-togethers
on winter nights or at large
spring and fall roundups they
have danced. Some have embel
lished their music with square
wooden drums and puffin-beak
rattles. But all, from Alaska to
Greenland, have depended basic
ally on the drum.
A large flat hoop, covered
with caribou skin, the Eskimo's
tambour may be played by one
person or a line-up of drummers.
The effect is equally electrifying.
An evening of dancing begins
quietly. The men sit on benches,
the women on the floor, watch
ing the drummers tighten their
drums and whittle the sticks
with which they will play them.
A tick-tick against the rim of one
drum sets the rhythm, and soon
all the drummers join in, car
ried on mysteriously, monoton
ously, like a giant machine.
Someone may begin to sing
a song of personal exploit, of hu
morous gossip, or soulful lament.
Many Eskimo songs tell of the
past when game was plentiful
and Indians were felled in bat
tle. Some, such as the one from
West Greenland translated by
the Danish explorer, Knud Ras
mussen, are movingly, poetic:
"O warmth of summer sweeping
o'er the land! Not a breath of
wind, Not a cloud, And among
the mountains . . The grazing
caribou, The dear caribou . . .
In the blue distance! O, how en
trancing, O, how joyful! I lay me
on the ground, sobbing."
Dane io Exhaustion
Each man traditionally has his
own song. The women sing no
solos in the presence of men, but
they chant the choruses ai-yai-
ya-ya, ai;ya-ya 1 ike an eerie
group of whining ghosts.
As the drums drone on, the
tempo mounts. One dancer shuf
fles about, faster, faster, his
shadow slithering in and out
among the rocks by the fireplace.
Sweat beads his face. The arter
ies of his throat swell to cords.
With a groan he falls limp, and
another dancer takes over. At
last, all the Eskimos are on their
feet, swaying, gyrating, wailing.
The women bend at the knees,
swing at the hips. Only the men
move their ieet, pounding out
the rhythm in primitive fury.
The dancers never touch.
In the old days, such dances
might last 30 to 40 hours. Even
now, in settled places such as
Aklavik. in Canada's Northwest
Territories, Eskimos dance until
7 or 8 in the morning, only to
return the following night to the
luring throb of the drum.
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Despite all of the deter
gents and bleaches adver
tised for washday-convenience,
there's one thing you
just couldn't do it without.
Clothes.
New Polio Cases Drop;
Season Passes Peak
Washington (U.R) New po
lio' cases dropped sharply again
last week, confirming earlier
evidence that the 1956 season has
passed its peak.
The Public Health Service said
Thursday that 655 new cases
were reported in the nation last
week compared to 765 for the
previous week. Except for one
brief spurt, the weekly toll has
been declining steadily since Au
gust. The 655 new cases last week
compared with 1,259 for the com
parable week of 1955. So far this
year there have been 12.153 cas
es, sharply below the 23,010 at
this time last year.
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Break Is A Bad Break
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Let us check your brakes now.
before it's too late. Our me
chanics are trained to work on
your make car. We reline only
with nationally known, highest
quality brake lining on the
market. We can clean and re
pair your spark plugs for great
er power, too.
HOLT'S
Service & Repair
220 East Jackson Medford
Phone 3-5426
The New 1957 Packard Bell TV
is winning by a landslide. See
them
at
WALT'S TV & RADIO SERVICE
Oldest Shop ta So Oregon
409 B. Main Phone 2-2269
Day and Nlgnt Service, C? Cn
(Medford and Vicinity) v-J
Nlgbt Calls and Sundays
No calls Frl P.ve or all day Sat
The White Mountains of New
Hampshire include 86 peaks
more than 3,000 feet high, con
centrated in a small area close to
the 6,288-foot, summit of Mt.
Washington, highest mountain in
the northeast.
Cook's Beauty Clinic
NOW OPEN
at New Location
219 S. CENTRAL
Strange As It Seems
by Elsie
Hix
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
land Repairing All Makes
KBES (Channel 5)
(TV log corrections for Friday,
Saturday nnd Sunday not pro
vided by the station.)
Thomas Says U.S. Has
Weapon to Eliminate Sub
Los Angeles (U.R) Secre
tary of the Navy Charles S.
Thomas says the United States
has a new secret weapon which
might "eliminate submarine war
fare entirely."
The secretary told newsmen
that he could not disclose the na
ture of the weapon. He indicat
ed, however, that it would play
a vital part in defense because
Russia has a large submarine
fleet.
Victor Has Left
for Hollywood
To Get First Hand . .
'What's New in Hair Styles'
PHCNE RIGHT NOW
For in Appointment
. . . for a cut and a ttyl from
the stars.
DIAL 2-4830
Five Big Games
Again This Week End On
CCYJ
FRIDAY, OCTOBER 5th
Medford vs. CRATER 8:00 p.m.
UCLA vs. OREGON 10:30 p.m.
SATURDAY, OCTOBER 6th
IOWA vs. OSC 11:45 a.m.
CALIF, vs. PITT. 1:45 p.m.
SO. OREGON vs. CHICO STATE
8:00 p.m.
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