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rOUR MEDfORD (OREGON) MAIL TRIBUNE Friday. Oclebtr 28. 195S RADIO PROGRAMS - FRIDAY Prerjmi listed below are received from tht radio stations and the Mail Tribune assumes no responsibility except to make such changes as are supplied tyjc 1219 kc KM ED 1440 he KWIN 140t kc 4 00 Stnctlr for the Ladies 4 l.V The Children Hour 4 .10 Club 1230 4 43 Club 1 230 . 3 00 Edward R. Murrow"' S:15 Holme for Gov. Sp. 530 Tom Harmon 5 45 Frank Cio-W rred Waring Sonf-t KWIN'S Top Ten Fred Waring Songful Heminjfwi) cmwm Cale Lounge" Hares the Answer Caie Lounge Sam Haves" Music With Sam Music With Sam Regional Roundup Football Forecast Bob & RaV Bob fc Rev Bob & Ray Let s Talk Sports 00 Edward P. Morgan 15 Lowell Thomas-" 6 30 A mo Sc Andv"" 45 Amos Ac Andy & Nwi" 7 00 Masters of Metodv-"" 7 15 Masters of Melnrtv" T:30 Coach Spiegelberg Rpts aiujirai interlude Cavalcade of Sports Fulton Lewis Jr Cavalcade of Sport Local News b ports Dauv Kfti. jvaravan aoiP. Music in Marcn Time KWINK araya n S pts - S 00 Medford vs Aahland a 15 Medtord v Ashland 30 Medtord vs Ashland .45 Medford vi Ashland "fl 00 Med ford v Ashland 9 15 Medford vs Ashland 11:30 Medford vs Ashland 45 Medford vs Ashland Inside Story Bob Hope" Bob Hope Football Warmnp Medford-Ashland Medford-Ashland Medford-Ashiand Medford-Ashland KWIN Karavan KWIN Karavan KWIN Karavan Ashland vs Medford Med Tord-Ashland Medford-Ashland Medford-Ashland Medford-Afhland Ashland vs Medford Aahland vs Medford Ashland vs Medford Ashland vs Medford "Ashland vs Med f ord Ashiand vs Medtord Ashland vs Medford Ashland vs Medford 10 00 Medford vs Ashland 10:1 Off the Record 10 30 Off the Record 10 45 Off the Record 1100 Sum Off Nixon KWIN Karavan Nixon KWIN Karavan Nlghtwatchman KWIN Karavan Nlghtwatchman 9c News KWIN Karavan Sign Off Music By Moonlite RADIO PROGRAMS-SATURDAY 0fl New of America1 13 Yawn Patrol tV30 Yawn Patrol 6 43 Yawn Patrol Bob Robert's Corral Bob Robert's Corral Bod Robert s CorraJ First News Wakeup Ranch Wakeuo Ranch Musical Clock Musical Clock 7:00 News-" 715 Martin Agrnnsky' 7 30 Frank Goss" 7.43 Coffee Concert Country Music Rogue Valley Beeper News Commentary Weather & 7:30 Newa 8.00 No School Today 8:15 No School Today 8 30 Robert Q. Lewis' 8 45 Robert Q Lewis" Network News Breakfast Gang News Ac Weather Farm News' Koffee Klatch Oregon Game Comm. Soc. Security Vern's Choice World News Snorts Musical Spotlite Haven of Rest" Haven of Rest" 8:00 News :15 Vuit With Blng 8:30 Gunsmoke"" 9 45 Gunimoke" in nn-Nawt" 10:15 Record Rsck 10:30 Record Rack 10:43 Trading Post 11.00 CBS News" 11 15 Old Favorites 11:30 Old Favorites 1 1 :43 Old Favorites 12 00 Musical Matinee 12:15 Music Ar Weather 12:30 Club 1230 12 43 Club 1230 Friendship Circle Friendship Circle School Program . Sat. Nws &gsx MONITOR Michigan-Minn " Michigan-Minn." Michigan-Minn." News" Coffee Date Coffee Date Voice of Deliverance Voice of Deliverance Recorded Music Recorded Music Recorded Music Noire Dame vs Ok la. Kfii-himn.Minn ' Michigan-Minn. Alicnigan-Mmn.-Michigan-Minn. Michigan-Minn.' Michigan-Minn. Michigan-Minn. Michigan-Minn. Notre Dame vs Okla. Notre Dame vs Okla. Notre Dame vs Okla. Noire Dame vs Okla. Notre Dame vs Okla. Notre Dame vs Okla. Notre Dame v Okla. Notre Dame vs Okla. l.UU uu (atou 1:15 Oregon vs UCLA" 1:30 Oregon vs UCLA" 1 43 Oregon vs UCLA'" 2 00 Oregon vs UCLA" 2:15 Oregon vs UCLA" 3 30 Oregon vs UCLA 2 43 Oregon vs UCLA MONITOR" MONITOR" MONITOR MONITOR Notre Dame vs Okla. Notre Dame vs Okla. Notre Dame vs Okla. Western Roundup Time MONITOR MONITOR Western Roundup Time Western Roundup Time Western Roundup Time Western Roundup Time " - no net .A ;,. Oregon vs UCLA" 3:30 Oregon vs UCLA"" 3 43 Club 1230 You Bet Your Life You Bet Your Life MONITOR M ON ITOR Western Roundup Time Western Roundup Time Sat. Hop Sat. Hop A On News" 4:13 Club 1230 4 30 Club 1230 4 :43 Club 1230 MONITOR MONITOR MOM I UK- Sat. Hop News" Sat. Hop Sat. Hop -net rCatu-a 5:13 Veterans Adm. 5 30 Tom Harmon" 3:45 rrank Got" MONITOR MONITOR Hank Weaver Regional News Sat Hop Sat. Hop Sou thai de New Musical Spotlite U:IS Duncan for Leg Sp. 30 Basin St. Jazz" 8 .43 Basin St. JatZ tnvTTnn MONITOR" Nat l Tarm V Home Nat l Farm & Home Hawaii Calls w.u-..4 rail KWIN Karavan Monitor MONITOR r.ranrt ole "OorV Grand Ole' Opry 7:00 Chev. News"" 7:13 Country Style 7:30 Music Room " i4fimc Room 8-00 So. Ore. vs Ore. CollegeMonitor 8.13 So. Ore. vs Ore. CollegeMonitor :,$J ao. jre. v uiih.ww1hu'1 8 43 So. Ore, vs. Ore. CollegeMonitor p 00 So. Ore. vs Ore. College Heartbeat Theater 9 15 So. Ore. vs Ore. College Heartheat Theater 9 30 So. Ore. v Ore. CollegeProudly We Hail 9 45 So. Ore vs Ore. CollegeProudly We Hail 10:00 So. Ore. vs Ore. College KMED News Report 10 13 So. Ore. vs Ore. College Nlghtwatchman 3030 Off the Record Nlghtwatchman 10:43 Off the Record Night Watch it News KWIN Karavan VU.'T3 Karavan KWIN Karavan SOC vs' Ore. College " SOC v Ore. College SOC v Ore. College SOC v Ore. College SOC vs Ore. CoUege SOC v Ore. College SOC vs Ore. College SOC vs .Ore. College SOC vs .Ore. College KWIN Karavan KWIN Karavan KWIN Karavan KWIN Karavan 1 1:00 Sign Off ABC "CBS Sign Off NBC ""Music By Moonllta "MBS KBOY 3t fcC (All prngrams at same time dally unless otherwise Indicated) AM 3-43 Sign on Music throughout dav except for following programs lft-10 15 KBOY Bargains: 11-ia (Sunday onlyi First Baptist service JVM 1313:15 KBOV ranch, 13:15-1330 (Sunday only KBOY rancH; 30 Sign off. TV PROGRAMS - KBES (Channel 5) FRIDAY 4:45 Search for Tomorrow 8 00 Wild Bill HlCkOCk J 30 Your Ballot 5 43 Your TV Weathermen 5 :30 News i70 Cavalcade of Sports 8 50 Dr. Hudson a Secret Journal 7:13 Heath's 7:30 Hollywood Album 8 30 Man Called X 900 Highway Patrol 9 30 Mavor of the Town 10:00 Premier Theatre 1130 News tc Sign Off SATURDAY 1030 NCAA Football Previews 10:43 Notre Dame vs Oklahoma 1.45 Afternoon Theatre 4 00 Mr. Wirard 4 30 Living Proof 3 00 Women in the Air Force 5 30 Chancellor's Hour 8 00 Peoole Are Funn 0 30 Tennessee Ernie Ford 7 00 Best The Clock 7:30 Treasure Travels 8 00 Jackie Gleason Show 9 no Ford Star Jubilee 11:00 Wrestling 12.00 News & Sign Off USD AY 12:00 Treasure Travels 12 45 CBS News 1 AO How Christian Science Heals 1:15 On The Trail 1 :30 Los Angeles vs Detroit 4 30 Tom Harmon Show 4 45 Jackson Co. Public Health Pgm. 3-00 College Hour 3.30 Telephone Time With John Nesbitt TIRED Til IT HURTS ? Jatt it a Day Caa Htlp Build tick. Rid Blosd . . . Savt Yo from baiaj Draggta Oat . . . f AST Fill TO MINOH HIS. Nutritional nperts reveal vitamin fossa m cooked foods plus faulty diet may h seriously undermining your energy, strength, and resistance, making you feel on edge affecting your appetite pCHNOg your sleep btcause your body is vttam amd iron starvtd. How Tm Can Step Chronic Vkomi t kon Staryrlio TODAY . . . foot Likt a How forsom! Swytement your diet every day with just one High-Potency Bexel Capsule. Just one of these wonderfully strength iMt cansoles give yoo the full nti mrn and iron content nature provided n the foHowing groups of foods brton 1 Ifc. mt btA 1-. Ha. ml Ln. W ml d - " I, Nk. ml mrmmm wmf mm tMT for P-mt . . . To. CWr Moro Vofwa Higk-ofmcy B E Jt E L iflCUl '01 MO l VITA8UM CAMBLB li 8r..-te 8er...WeHi Btme r roue moNrr backi ettoktnf: 1 laar) ml prntfj-trnotm 4M.f tTM wwm Vw 8 00 Weekly News in Review fi 15 Treasure lraveu S 30 Sherlock Holme 7:00 Private Secretary 7 30 Dr. Christian 8 00 Ed Sullivan Show 9:00 GE Theater 9:30 Alfred Hitchcock Presents to 00 Loretta Young 10:30 I've Got a Secret 11:00 Chancellor s Hour 11:30 News 6c Sign Off The Family Council Editor's note: The Family Council consists of a Judge, a psychiatrist, three cJercymett. a newspaper editor, a women's editor and two writars Each article is a summary ot an actual report. The Family Council does not rive advice; it merely reports on problems thit have been dealt with by responsible agencies and counselors Phylli F. My parents want me to get a diorce. Mr. D. F. The man is no good. Phyllis F. I am 18 and for the past year I have been secret ly married to a man of 33. The reason I didn't tell my parents is that I knew they would not approve because this man is so much older and does not make a good living. During this year, I have beei spending week-ends with my husband and told my parents I was staying with a girl friend. My husband kept urging me to tell my parents, but I couldn't bring myself to do it. At last he couldn't stand it any more and came to my parents' home and announced that we were mar ried. My parents almost went out of their heads and screamed and yelled at him and chased him away. My parents want m to get a divorce, but I love my husband very much. He is the only one who has been gentle and sympa thetic with me. He's had a lot of trouble in his life and only wants to be left in peace with me now. Mr. D. F. How can this man possibly be any good? At 33, he marries a girl of 17 and turns her against her family to such an extent that she lies to them for a year and wants to continue lying to them! Phyllis tries to put this jerk she married in a good light, but I feel quite sure it was his in fluence that turned her against us and led her to deceive us. He takes the credit for being truth ful by crashing our home with this terrible news, but I really think he did it to display his power. If he were not sneak and a coward, how could he have failed to come to us, if not be fore the marriage, then at least directly after? For him to do so only suggests to me that maybe he is too lazy to work and figures we will do something for our daughter. I have no respect for him and my wife agrees with me. Tha Council These harsh, overbearing parents have driven their daughter into the arms of the first man who needed and offered sympathy and love. The man Mr. D. F. calls a "sneak" a "jerk" and a "cow ard" happens to be his daugh ter's husband. The parents have no right to keep this couple apart or to insult this man. It is, however, entirely up to Phyllis and her husband to rec ognize this and to take their lives into their own hands. Phyllis wronged herself, her husband and her parents by j keeping her marriage a secret. She shows herself to be a very weak and frightened girl, but she must realize she has taken an important and decisive step. She may not be old enough to "know her mind," as her father points out, but apparently she was old enough to know her own heart. Her need tor love drove her to this man and she owes him her loyalty and courage now. These parents must accept this marriage and stop speaking of their son-in-law with con tempt. If he "took advantage" of a girl of 17, it was they who gave him the advantage by so stern a treatment of Phyllis that she did not speak of her mar riage for a whole year. Phyllis and her husband must recognize that they have been very weak, but they have much to offer one another if they ful ly accept their decision and their mutual need. (Copyright 1356, Ganara.1 Fea tures Corp.) A recent ruling will pre vent showing anyone dying on TV from shooting, stab binrj or other violence. The only "exception is running over somebody with a steam roller which will make a few changes in Westerns. JiiijL&JbGifcy Space Problems Scheduled on Film Houston, Tex. (U.R) Prob lems facing space travelers of the future will be graphically demonstrated to educational television audiences next year in a film being produced at Un iversity of Houston. The film, one of a series to be called "Doctors in Space," will deal principally with two hazards lack of space protec tion and breathing at altitudes even over 60,000 feet. As a spaceship rises into the upper atmosphere, a strange change comes over the occup ants. The moisture in their bod ies begins to evaporate and they shrivel and shrink and finally, dehydrated, they curl and wizen like a mummy. That's what would happen if a space traveler wore no space suit. Besides dehydration of the body, the film deals with the problem of oxygen at high alti tudes. Even with an oxygen mask, humans are unable to breathe at certain heights unless oxygen is forced into them und er pressure. The School of Aviation Med icine and the Department of State Medicine at Randolph Air i Force Base, San Antonio, are working on the films and sup plying technical medical data. The effects of cosmic rays, the problem of heat in the upper layers of the atmosphere and similar subjects will be handled in other films in the series. WALT'S TV t RADIO SERVICE Oldest Shup la So. Oregon tot E. Hals Phone 2-2219 Dxy and Night Serrlce, C) Cft (Medford and Vicinity) J.JU ' Ntght Calls and Sundays No calls rrl or all da; lit, DAricir a ni.aa INDUSTRIAL" 16 S. Central Phono 3-5308 DOW TV SERVICE Expert Servica All Makes PHONE 2-7994 Day ei Nit m s . n7 HEY. IXOTINTY! Now is the rime to trade that old set on a brand new 1 957 Packard Bell TV. 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