Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, December 13, 1956, Image 24

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Murrow" 5:lfl 7a Time Tunea 3 .30 To. Haraioa' 45 lyk dm 5 00 Edeird P .Bra44i 6 15 Loyll Thomas"" 6 30 Arrirla & Andy 15 Am at Andy & Nwa' 6 55 O O ' Fred Warn f onefest" Fred Warms Songlest Xar Tunea ,ir T.ne Kwin'i Top Ten Hemingway Newi" Here's the Answer Sam Hayes Car Tuaas Car Tuni s News & Weataier Elmer BeteiSon Sports Final Man on tHe Go Dine at 1440 jjeie i1440 Olympics '56 Bob & Ray Bob & Ray Bob & Ray Let s Talk Sports Fuluin Lewis Jr. Local News KWIN Karavan KWI.N Karavan. Sports 7 00 SaffO Pvs 7 15 Safety Pais 7 30 Bin Crosby.' 7 45 -Almanac NBC News Conservation Club UN. Special ITS. Special 8 00 Max Roby SI 15 Robert Q Lewis 30 The World Today" 8 45 The World Today "5)00 Regal Tune Table" y 15 Rfeal Tune Table a 30 The 14ft Aine Q."tn 9 45 The Leaping Cjstn 10 00 News O 10 15 Off the Record 10 30 Off the (Jerord 10 45 Off the Record News 11 00 Sinn Of 0 Morgan Beatty Oee Mans Family Great Gildersleeve Great Gilaiersleeve KWIN Karavan KWIN Karavan KWIN Karavan KWIN Karavan KWIN Karavan KWIN Karavan KWIN Karavan KWIN Karavan "tlws Conversation" TJonversation oJan Pic kens" Jane Pickery News" KWI.VKaravan KWIN Karavan KWIN Karavan Richfield Jlppor let' Niirhtwatchman rhtwatchman RightwatchdcNewi ' Ofrtcial Detective Official Detective Crime Fighters Crime Tighters lign Off Music by Moonlite I 3' RADIO r PROGRAMS - FRIDAY Bob Roberts Corral ' Wakeuo Ranch WakeuD Ranch 00 Newa of Amerlee-0 8 1.5 Yawn Patrol n 8 30 YawiCPatrol 8 4. Yawn Patrol Bob Robert's Corral Bob Robert's Corral Bob Robert's Corral First NtSv Wakeup Ranch Wakeup Ranch Musical Clock Musical Clock 7 00 Breakfast Tunes 7 15 Martin Atasonsky1 Rise and Shine Rogue Valley Beeper 7 30 Tom MacLeod Spejrte Nes s Commentary sa ejrry nanpiH dVeather 750 News Hemingway News Breakfast Gang Mimical Clock Music Clock Best Buys Cliff Ingla News Local News Sports Bible Institute Bible Institute 8 00 Frank Goss Hear! 8 15 Coffee Onrrrt Hear! 8 30 News & Bulletins 0Har! SVap&Sell 8 45 Howard Millet Show Hear! Central Shopper 8 no Music & Weisfielda Hrs VtsU Voice of Deliverance e 15 Breakfast Club" , eliar! 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Livfsjtock Local News - Hit Tunes 1 30 Arthur Godfrey 1 45 Arthur Godfrey Ffive Star Matinee Five Star Matinee Westsic Party Westside Pay Noontime News Western Roundup Time Western Roundup rune western Roundup Time Western Roundup Time Western Roundup Time Western Roundup Time Western Roundup Time 2 00 Arthur Godfrey Westside Party 3 15 Strictly for the Ladies Westside Pajfty . 2 30 Ruth Ashton V 'thr W'estsiffe Party 2 4.5 Backstage Wife" Westside Party 3 00 Helen TrentS"0a Hilltop House" 3 15 AuntMarv" o Pepper Young J 30 Stric. for the Ladies Woman In My House Yuletide Shop. Guide Yuletide Shop. Guide Yuletide Shop. Guide Yuletide Shop. Guide 3 45 Strictly for the Ladies 4 00 Strictlv for the Ladies 4 15 The Chlldrens Hour 4 30 Club 1230 Murrow & Mel Allen 3 JO Tom Harm" 5 4."i Frank Goss It 00 ifiKard P Morgan 8 15 Lowell Thomas" 8 iTIV-Amos At Andy" 8 4' Amos As Andy Mary McBride News" White Cloud Musical Spot Lite Don Lee News Reel Telo-Test 4 r''li?Lj"!? 5 SO cdward R. M S-tA Music Wanng Songfest Waring Songfest Car Tunes Car Tunfs Car Tunes taTar Tunes News A "Weather Elmer Peterson" KWIN s Top Ten Hemingway News Here's the Answer "Sam Hayes Soorts Final Man on the Go Dine at 1440 Dine t 1440 Bob & Ray Bob & Ray Bob & Ray Let's, Talk Sports Tne, Spirit Of Science; There is great need among many persons today for a great er sympathy with science, ana a better unaer standing of how a scientist works; how a b s o lutely honest he must be, how ready he must al- w a y a be to admit he was wrong or that he cannot un derstand many things; and how humble he must be in admitting that he and a group of associ ates and assistants may have to work for years to throw a little light on a problem, or to make one widely useful discovery, or even to show that some long- accepted idea is wrong. Sometimes it is heart-breaking when a research worker and his group, after laboring learn that men in another laboratory have proved that the old theor is wrong, and a new and much more complicated one must be used. In such a case the true scientist does not argue; he just admits he was wrong, and goes to work again, using the new technic for his researches. Many persons, and even some college granduates, when they hear of such happenings say, "Obviously science is all wrong and futile; the scientists are con stantly having to admit they were wrong": so let us quit sci ence with all its doubts, and let us accept the statements of the many men in all fields who trust to intuition, and are always ab solutely sure of their theories and dogmas; let us have a morator ium on scientific research." Would Be Foolish This, of course, would be ut terly foolish it would mean trying to stand still in a world that is rapidly advancing. Act 'ually, when science is proven wrong it is generally found that it was not so much wrong as only partially right. The trouble was that new discoveries showed that the old theories were much too simple. Thus, when I was in high school, water was H20; that was all. Today a man can study for years without learn ing all that is known about the chemistry and inner structure of water. If a chemist of today could talk to a chemist of 2056 A. D. he probably could not be under stood at all. To show what I mean; when, one Sunday, a min ister asked the children in the Sunday School about the invalid who was pulled up. bed and all. through the roof of his house so that Christ could heal him, one little boy said, "Why, they just pulled him up by fastening the tire chains from the car onto his mattress!" Imagine trying to explain this statement to a man who lived even 75 years ago! I was induced to write this column by reading in "Science" a brilliant and most thought-pro ducing article by Albert Szent- Gyorgyi in which he said. "The most basic property of the heart is that it is a muscle; and the Strange As It Seems by EU remarkable chemical called ATP, thereby bringing about the con traction of the muscle. As Szent-Gyorgyi concluded, many of the processes that go on in the body cannot be described in terms of the simple old clas sical chemistry that so many of ua learned in high school they "belong in the domain of quant um mechanics and quantum biology. If we want to under stand biological (living) reactions . . .we will have to introduce three new factors into our think ing; water structures, the electro magnetic field, and triplets or some other unusual form of ex citation, made possible by water structures." Some readers may ask, "Why waste space here on this purely technical stuff?" And my an swers are two. One, I'd like to do a little perhaps to combat the hostility of millions of people to science and scientific med icine; and two, I'd like to point out that in this country 'there are a few thousand persons who suffer from "muscular dystro phies' horrible diseases in which some of the muscles of the body get weaker and weaker. If these awful diseases are ever to be conquered, we physicians will have to learn from basic researches, such as these I have just described, exactly how and why muscles contract, and in just what part of the process the breakdown occurs. Then we may know just what chemical we must make to supply the pat ient's great need. Then we may give him back his strength and his life, much as with insulin we now give life to a child with severe diabetes. (Released. by The Register and Tribune Syndicate, 1956) tun xi Sva&S-I MRS. It NOT f05stri6 EhrJWs fi om pLoArRV(T.,c,v, VT0',W LWSSK. hNY K1N3 . 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The more we know about it, the less we understand, and it looks as if we would soon know every' thing and understand nothing inis suggests that, some very basic information is missing. Typical of many scientific ad' vances was the discovery a while ago that the myosin, or con tractile part of muscle, is not a unit: it consists of two different substances. Worse yet, now it has been found that the myosin par ticle is really a heap of still smaller particles" held together by a number of complicated forces. It took many years of research to show that one or more of these particles combines with a KWIN Karavan KWIN Karavan KWIN Karavan . KWIN Karavan S O.C. vs. Alumni S O.C. vs. Alumni S O.C. vs. Alumni & O C. vs. Alumni S O.C. vs. Alumni S O.C. vs. Alumni S O.C. vs. Alumni S.O.C.vi. Alumni KWIN Karavan KWIN Karavan 1 KWI.N Karavan KWIN Karavan Music by Moonlite MBS KBOY 730 KC 0 (All programs at same Ume dally, unless otherwise indicated) A.M. 5:45. 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