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o T3 MJDFORD tOREGOW) MAIL TRIBUNE Friday. December 21, 1958 uRADIO PROGRAMS - FRIDAY Program listed below ere received from the radio itsrioni jnd the Mail Tribune mawei no responsibility except to mike such changes as arc suppliad trJC 1239 ke KM ED 1440 ke KWIN 1400 ke 4 oo Strictly for the Ladies 4 15 The Children Hour 4.30 club 1230 4 4.5 Club 1230 5 00 Edward R. Mutton 5 13 Music & MH Alien 5 30 Tom Harmon 5 45 Frank Go" Fred -Waring Songfest "red Waring Soggiest" Car Tunes Car Tjjncs KWIN'STooTen Here s the Answer Sam Hayes" Car Tune Car Tuns Rejfional Roundup Elmer Peterson s' 00 Edward P. Morgan 6 15 Lowell Thomas' 6 30 A mo it Andy' d 43 Amos A Andy 7 00 Music .ioom 7 15 Music Room 7 30 Bin Crosby" 7 4 ,) M umc R ack 8 00 Rntrt Q a J3 Robert W Sports Final Man on The Go Dine at 1440 -Dine at 1440 Bob & Rav Bob & Rav Bob &c Rav Let sTaikS porta Cavalcade of Sports Cavalcacie of Sports Cavalcade of Sports -Muic in March Tin- Fulton Lewis it Local News KW1N Karavan K V.I NK a rav a n Spts. KWIN Kara van KWIN Karavan KWIN Karavan KWIN Karavan sen W Lewi-." 8 30 The World Today i4 he 'rld Tod a y "o 00 Fegal Tune Table" 9 15 Regal Tun Taole" 8 30 So Thev Say 4 5 So The y Say on Morjran Bemty One Mar.s Family Bb Hope" Bob Hope 10 00 New 'OH the Record lu i .jtt me necorn 10 30 0i the Record b 10.45 Off the Record 1 1 .ciLsirn f Stingiest Man in Town Stingiest Man tn Town Stingiest Man in T'w. n Stin finest Map in Town Richfield Reporter Nightwatch Nichtwatcnman Nigh twatcr-man & New Sign Off Ah!and vs Phoenix Ashland vs Phoenix Ashland vs Phoenix Ashiandys Phoemx "Ashland vs Phoenix A-hland vs Phoenix Ashland vs Phoenix A s hland vs Phoenix "kwi N Karavan KWIN Karavan KWIN Karavan sKWIN Karavan Music By Moonlite R A DIOf R 0 GRAMS - SATURDAY p30 O O Wakeuo Ranch 5 45 Oq Bob Roberta Corral Wafteup Ranch O 0 00 News of America H 15 Yawn Patrol 30 Yawn Patrol 6 45 YawnPatrjl Q 0 7 00 N':V 715 ,irtin onsky 7 30 rranx 'psi Bob Robert's Corral Boo Robert's Corral First News Wakeup Ranch Musical Clock 7 45 Coifea concert Country Music Rogue Valley Beeper -Social Security Weather & 7:50 News ,tuorlt New" Breakfast Gang News & Weather Farm News 8 00 No School Todav 8 15 No School Todav 8.30 JQbert Q. Lewis" R 45 Robert Lewis 9 00 News o 9 15 Vi-itcWith Bin 9 303-Gunsmoke-. P 3 Gunsnftke 10.00 News' 10:15 Record Rack Koffee Klatch Oregon Game Comm Lunian l Mkl. Basket Monitor World News Sports Musical Sootlite Haven of Ret Haven ot R? Friendship Circle -Lu'man n Mkt Basket School rojtrarn Sat Nkws Ijtsk MONITOR MONITOR 10 30 Record Rak -Luman -. Mkt. Baket 104.5 Trading Pot MONITOR 1 1 00 CBS NPwVt City Hosp.MONITOR- 11.15 Cifv Hospital -Lit, an Mkt. Bfi.sket 11:30 CRS Orchefrtra" Natl Farm, Home Hr. jl 4,5 CBS Orchestra Sat I. FarmtHome Hr.' TJTibCBS ws MONITOR 12 15 Music A Weather O MONITOR 2 30 Club 1230 wu.NnuH- Club-J230 I I UK" MONITOR' Voice 'of Deliverance Voice of Deliverance News Coffee Date Coffee Date Tipcorrted Music Mostly Dixie Mostly Dixie" Music "Music Sports Parade Sports Parade 1.00 sClub 1230 1 15-QLlub 1230 (J)30 Club 1230 O 1 45 Club 1230 nrub 1230" 2 i 5-Mub rjan 2 30 Club 1230 2 43 Ginb 1230 MONITOR StON.TOR MONITOR O JJ 0 MONITOR MONITOR 3 00 ABO News You Bet Your Life 3 m CaAls of Many Pitns" You Befc You-iife" 3 30 CIuo 1230 MONITOR 3 45 Club 1230 Q o MONITOR 4mvOBC New? ' MONITOR News Western W ester h Western Western Western Western Western Western Western Western Western "Sat. Hop' Sat. Ilnr. Sat. Hop KM Hop Roundup Roundup Roundup Roundup Roundup Roundup Roundup Roundup Roundup Roundup Roundup Time Time Time Time Tjme Time Time Time Time Time Tune 4 15 -Club 1A0n O j Club 1230 5 on News 5:15 Veterans Arfm. 5 30 Tom Harmon 5 45 Frank COM' ';f)0 Big News"of 5" V 15 Big Newi vf 56 ' 6"30 Big News of '5 45 Big Neaff oF? 56 C ":00 News & FBI 7:15 F B.I. o ' 0 7 30 Music Rack 7:43 Music Rac MONITOR, MONITOR" MONITOR MONITOR MONITOR MONITOR MONITOR Sat, Hop News" Okla. Citv Symphony Okia. City Symphony Okla. City Symphony Okla. City Symphony Snuthside News Musical Spotlite MONITOR MONITOR Grand OI pry Grand Ol Opry Monitor MONITOR -Monitor" -Monitor Hawaii Calls" Hawaii Calls Guy Lombardo KWI N Ka'rav a n Bandstand U S A. Bandstand U.S.A. KWIN Karavan KWIN Karavan o o 8 00 Gil Henry -c :1S G Henry-' 30 .il Henrj Sr5 Kif Hcnr Mor:tor" Monitor" ilonitor Monitor" KWIN KWIN KWIN KWIN Karavan Karavan Karavan Karavan 9 3i oil Henry- TS Gil Henry" Heartbeat Theater Heartbeat Trlpater Proudlv We Hail Proudly We Hail TA'O'I-Neu." Off the Record K MED fseus Report in lo Off th. Record NiEhtwatchrnan 0 Cth 30 Off ti Recard Nightwatchman GT 10 'Q-Off the Record Night Watch i New; u rrPisiSi o'j sni off News" KWIN KWIN KWIN KWIN KWIN KWIN KWIN Karavan Karavan Karavan Karavan Karavan Karavan Karavan Music By Moonlite ABC - NBC KBOY 730 KC o .0.. . (All pro(rimi it utnf umi obiij aniesi ouierwise inaicaieal O A M. 5:45 Sicn on. Music throughout day except tor following programs 10-10:J4QKBOV Bargains: 11-12 (Sunday onlyi First Baptist service P..- 12-12:1 KBOV rmnch; 12-.15-12J0 (Sunday only) KBOX ranch; 30 Sign oil. r, Sk TY PROGRAMS - KBES (Channel 5) oo FRIDAT 4 45 Search for Tomorrtw Q s oo Wild Bill Hickock 30 Man To M B 3 4.WT.rea.ure Travels O fi.i "alusT Swlnn Time ;T1 Your TV Weatherman 6 2oQ-New J 6 30 Man Called X 7 OCavalcade of Sport 7 50 Heath a Medical Hutory 8 00 Victor Borge 8 30 F rankle Fontaona Showtima 9:00 Highwav Patrol c .1 30SOn the Trail 00 The Line Up 10 30 fane Grey Thealfa 11 JO News & Sign Off 9 00 GE Theater 9.30 Alfred Hitchcock Presents 10 00 The Christophers 10:30 I've Got a Secret 11:00 Chancellor's Hour 11 30 News & Sign Off 08ATl'Tt4Y V --Pro-' BaiOtball OAl Afternoon Matirasc O4.S0 Mr, Wizard 4:30 Big 'Picture 5 00 Faith for Today sTOO People Ae Funny O 7 00 Beat The Clock 7 30 A Star Shall Rue tO Jackie Gleason Shew t00 Crunci & Dea 9 30 Hey Jesnnle 10 00 Yours to Keep 10 30 Texas Hassling u a2.00Nes & Sign Oif rP StTs-'DAI 0 o O o O 10:3ir-ol: 11:1 wpic Games O O O O O Mr rro looioau vt asnmiun vs. w Baltimore o . 2 : 00 Tom Ha rm on o 2 la-H0w -Christian Scfencc Heals 2 -3tri Soiittr Af-ica Reviw .It 00 Qiis Is The Life I;30 Around the World with IJorrn Rockwell 4() Adnn of tS Anjdes 40 Fa.4kn Easle 5:00 Caunty Public Health Pre 0:30 iV.ephone t?UBne With Jehn NeshitCi o B 00 Weekly News in He view 13 Industry oti Parade 6 30 Sherlock Holme 7 OPfr-Jack Benny 0 7 30-Dr. Christian 8 00 Ed Sullivan Show b DOW TV SERVICE Export Scrvica e All Makaa PHONE 2-7994 - ' Day or Nit St ,1 r t A ' tf V.3 SEA G0ING.SANTA When the liner SS President Cleveland reaches mid-Pacific on Christmas Day on it's way to Manila, the chil dren aboard won't be disap pointed. 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Riverside Medford The Medical Roundup Emerttus ConsulUnt In Medicine, Mayo tliDic Emeritus Prolessor of Medicine, Mavo Foundation V People Who Fighi Measures Designed To Protect The Public Health I was just reading in the Bul letin published by the National Society for Medical Research. that many of the persons who love to fight all mea sures that are des i g n e d to conserve the public health have united under the ban ner of an or gan! z a t i o n Dr Alvarez called most inappropriately a Health Federation. It has al ways interested me to see that whenever a group of persons want to fight the Salk vaccine for polio, or vaccination against smallpox, or vaccination of dogs against rabies, or the improve ment of medical colleges, or the proper licensing of physicians, or the persecution of quacks, a remarkable lot of bed-fellows get together. As the National Society for Medical Research people say, one finds in the new Federation anti-vaccinationists of all kinds. One finds, of course, antivivisec tionists, whose main animus is against the medical profession; one finds faith healers, also some ministers of the Gospel, some cancer quacks, some chiroprac t o r s, naturopaths, naprapaths and such; and, of course, many crack-pots who are against ev erything. Finally, one finds many good people who, I -am sad to say, were once outraged by some unfortunate experience they had at the hands of a phy sician Or a hospital. Many times a year everyone in a city with a grievance against scientific medicine will join in an attack on the health officer an attack designed to keep him from doing his duty, which is to protect the public health. He, a highly-trained expert hired by the people to guard them against epidemics, is told what not to do, by people who know almost nothing about medicine! Aren t we humans funny! Children's Shoes A while ago, in the Journal of the American Medical Associa tion, Dr. Louis Starr, an ortho pedist in New York, had an in teresting article on children's shoes. He answered many of the questions that mothers ask about their children's feet. 4 He said that a baby's shoes should be pliable so as to inter fere as little as possible with the motion of the feet. A weak foot is one which, when the body's weight comes on it, flattens out, and tends to roll inward. A per son with weak flattish feet tends to stand and walk with his toes pointing outward instead of straight ahead; and in time this makes matters much worse for him. High shoes are better for a baby than low ones, if only be cause he or she can't pull them off so easily. Later, the child is better off with low shoes, or none at all. Shoes for children must al ways be carefully fitted by a competent salesman. They should be neither too large nor too tight. A mother must re member that a child ofen out grows his shoes before he can wear them out. He should have new ones fitted as soon as the old ones begin to be too small. The mother should note how far the big toe is from the front of the shoe. This distance should never be less than a quarter of an inch. When the shoes are bought, this distance should be from 'z to 3A of 'an inch. The ball of the child's foot should come where the shoe bends WALT'S TV S RADIO SERVICE Oldest Shop In So. Oregon 409 E. Main Phone 2-2269 Day and Night Service, . C"5 CA (Medford and vicinity) yJJw No Calls Sunday. No calls Fri. eve or all day Sat These at Minkler's Phonogrsphs Transister Radios Personsl Radios Radio-Phone Combinations Portable TV Hi-Fi and the lest Service in Town easily. When the child raises his heel and bends forward, the sides of the shoes should not gape outward. As the child walks, the back part of the shoe should not be slipping and rid ing up and down. This will make blisters. The shoes should be comfortable for the child. The greatest wear should come on the outer half of the back of the heel of the shoe. Wear in unusual places on the shoe shows that the child has an abnormal way of walking. In a large family it is a poor practice to hand down shoes from one child to nother they are not likely to fit well enough. Going bare-foot is good for a child as it exercises his feet. As a boy living in the tropics I al ways pulled off my shoes and stockings the minute I came home from school; it was such fun to go bare-foot. For certain types of deformity of the feet the orthopedist must give special instructions to a shoe-maker. Polyps In The Nose Dozens of people ask me what to do about polyps in the nose. Usually the nose and throat men remove them quickly in the office with what is called a snare. It is a loop of wire which, when pulled back through a little tube, bites through the base of the little pearly ovoid tumor, about as big as a peanut. These polyps are benign, which means that they are not can cerous. Usually the cause of the polyps appears to be an inflam mation of one of the sinuses Sometimes something can be done for that, but often it can't be cured. Some of these persons with polyps have asthma. In many cases the polyps will re turn, but then they can be "snared" out again. Dr. Alvarez hopes his readers will understand that it would be impossible for him to answer requests for information or to attempt to diagnose by mail. (Released by The Register and Tribune Syndicate, 19SE) Use Tribune Want Ads The Low Cost Wav to Sell Items You No Longer Need mm (V. Everyone knows that the joy of giving is greater than the joy of receiving but'we don't want you to go to all the trouble of shopping for a gift for us. Just send us the money. BEVERLY'S TV & RADIO Phono 2-9001 34 Crater Lake Ara. 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