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o 0,00 o G o o o o TWO MEDFCSD (OREGON) MAIL TB'BTJNE Thuriday, December 27. 195S RAP10 PROGRAMS - THURSDAY 3 Programs listed bmow ar received from the radio stations and the Mail Tribune assumes no rponubihty except to make such changes as are supplied E.TJC 21 k 4 00 Strictly fnr tr- Lri:e 4 15 Trie Cm.aren i juj 0 4 3n Co 12;J 4 4M-4:,uo123f) 5.fJ0 E-iwani R. M jrro" 5,i.l-7a Tijr, T'jr.ea 5- Torn FJarfpor." " 3 T'-O G'jm" 00 Ed-a:l P Morgan? 6 .15 Lo Thorrm"" 'C 6 30 Amos Ac Anly' 5 45 Amos fc Ar.rfy A Nwi' 7 onJLv'Tv I'a- i p7 :-Sfft- Pvi Fred V.ann Sonfffefit" rd Waring Sor.eit Car Tunea Car Tunes KWIN 1400 ke Kwm'i Top Ten Hemingway News" Here's the Answer" Sam Hayes" Car Tinea Car Tunes Sw.i & Weather Elmer Peterson b3r.ru Final Man on the Go Dme at 1440 I.ne at 1440 Eon & Ray Bob & Rav Bob V Ray" Let's Taik Sports 30 Bine C 7 43 M:j;c Ka by S 00-4-1tord vs Franklin 8 15 ! itTti vs F rhnnlin 8 'ii -ift' f)tor1 vi Knnhn j' "a-dforrl vs Fra.Klm O "VdDMrrir..rd vi Franklin f 15 M'flford Franklin 5 30 M.-l!ord vs Franklin 9 45 W'if.1 News Beat To OObff .e Record 0 15 Off the Record If) 30 Off the Record lt45 OfiCthe Recffrd News NBC News' Coriservaiion Club t: N'. ?pe-i! SpenaJ" Bio. k-thai I Warm-up M'-d:ord-Frank:iin Mfd ford-Frank lin MfcdJ nrd-Franitiin Merifnrd-Frankiin Med ford-Fran kit n Cjne Man Family" .MUSIC Fulton Lewis Jr. L'ral News K'A'iN Karavan KWIN Karavan. Sports "kwiN Karavan K'A'IN Karavan KWIN Karavan KWIN Karavan KWIN Karavan KWIN Karavan KWIN Karavan KWIN Karavan HirhfieM Rcrif.rtpr' Night watch man Nipntwatrhman News" KWIN Karavan KWIN Karavan KWIN Karavan Official Detective" Official Detective" Crime Fighters" Crime Fighters" 11 00 Sign titt Sum Off Music by Moonlite oRADI0 PROGRAMS - FRIDAY 5.30 - c Wakeup Ranch 6.4$- Bob Roberts Corral Wakeup Ranch 8 00 News "of America"" Bob Robert a Corral. Wakeup Ranch 6'&-Yawn P;itrnl Bob Robert s Corral Wakeup Ranch 6 50 Yawn Patrol Bob Robert's CorraJ Musical Clock 6 45 Yawn Ifrol First News Musical Clock 7 00 TireakfaM Tuvs , 7 5 Martin Airronskv 7 rar-Tom Me-'.-Lecrfl porta 7 45 Htyry Babbitt'" & 00 Frank Coss" 8 15 Cfiffee Concert 30 Nv.t A Bulletins IT 43 Howard Miller Show" Rise and Shine Rojjue Valley Beeper News Commentary Weather 7 50 News Breakfast Gang Musical Clock Music Clock Best Buys Hear' Hear! Hear! Swap & Sell Hear? Central Shopper Cliif Inele News" Local News Sport Bible Institute Bible Institute" 9 00 i.-ic & Wewfial 15 Breakfal Club" 30 Breakfast Club" 9 45;-;BrcaJrt."-t Gub' ) jfrOO-Nora Drake" 1u.15Tmsic Box 10:30 am V'ir Neighbor 10.45 Tradintt Pojt ll.-0.rj Record Rn"k ll:iSavond Mrv B-irton" 11 30 Sink It Rich"1 ' 11 4 V Jt Buttram" r32 0-T Paul Harvev" y-i2 15 Trib News At Weather 1 2 :30 Hoi ise part v 12:4.5 AJfi-steparty Hear! Visit Hear! Fshion Flashes Heart Central Shopper "TlBC Bandstand" NBC Bandstand" NBC Bandstand" N B CBan d stand NBC Bandstand .'BC B-ndtand NBC Banrihtand" NBC Bandstand" Lunch Time News Weather Livestock Local News Hit Tunes Voice of Deliverance Voice of Deliverance News" Coffee Date C&ftee Date Newspaper of The Air" Telo-Test The Home Show The Home Show Queen for A Day" Queen for A Day" Qtietn for A Day Noontime News Western Roundup Time Western RounduD lime Western Roundup Time 1:00 Arthur Godfrey"" 115 Arthur Godfrey" 1 30 Arthur Godfrey"" Jk 45 ArthurCwdirey" 2 00 Arthur Godfrey"" , 2:15 Stnctlv for the Ladies 2 30 Ruth Ashton it Wthr" 2 43 Backs tiKe Wife"" 3 isvHelen Trent' 3 r-Auut Marv" 3 30 StrTt-tly for the Ladies 3 45 Stn;4'y fortheLadies 4 00 stricTlv "for the Ladies 4 15 The Childrens Hour 4 30 Club l:if ,j:45 Club 1230 Five Star ATatinee" Five Star Matinee" Westside Party Wesrsid ePart y Westside Party Wwtside Party Westside Party W cstside Party Western Roundup -Time Western Roundup Time Western Roundup Time West e rnR ojj nd u p Time Yuletide Shop. Guide Yuletide Shop. Guide Yuletide Shop. Guide Yuletide Shop. Guide Hilltop House Pepper Young Woman in My House" Marv McBride" News" White Cloud Musical Spot Lite Don Lee News Reel Telo-Test Waring Songfest" Waring Songfest Car Tunes Car Tunes KWIN Top Ten Hemingway News" Hare's the Answer Sam Hayes" 5 00 EdwarS R. Murrw"" 3 13 Music & Mel Allen 5 30 Torn Harmon" O Frank Goss" . A 0-Edward P Morgan" 6 -lt Lowell Triomas" 6 30 A.nos & And 6taw-Ajnns A Andy 7 i77r-Masters of Melody 7:15 MaVters of Melody 7 30 Bing Crof.av" 7:45 Music Rack Car Tunes Car Tunes News & Weather Elmer Peterson Sports Final Man on the Go Dme at 1440 Dine at 1440 Bob & Ray" Bob & Rav" Bob & Ray" Let's Talk Sports o o O 8 1. "5 Medforrl vs Cleveland 8 3n Mrdfort! vs rtpvelnnd 8 9 jtfdfnrd v rlvJand 9 OfWMedtord v Cleveland ft 1 V-lIrdffwd vii Cleveland O 9 30 Bedford vn C leveland P 4j World NVv Rrat in 00 Olf the Becord ln iJOff the Rirnrrt 10:30 Ori the Record 16 o.; th Record -ABC C Cavalcade ot Sports" Cavalcade of Sports" Cavalcade of Sports" JWr?rchJTime Basketball Warm-Tup""" Med ford-Cleveland Mertord-Cleveland Medford-Cleveland Med ford-Cleveland Medford-Cleveland TBA TB A Fulton Lewis Jr Local News KWIN Karavan KWIN Karavan. Sports KWIN Karavan KWIN Karavan KWIN Karavan KWIN Karavan TBA TBA TBA TBA On Man's Family Niehtwatch N icht watchman Nightwufch & News iija. Off Sign Off TBA TBA TBA TBA KWIN Karavart KWIN Karavan KWIN Karavan KWIN Karavan CBS NBC Music by Moonlite MBS r- (All vorrams at same Urns dallv anless otherwise mrtiearerti O "VW Sign on. Music throughout day excep- tor followino programs OW-IS 15 KBOY Btrcuns. 11 12 iSundav onlvi Firsl Baptist service P3hS-12:15 KBOY ranch; 12:15-120 (Sunday onlyi KBOV ranch; 6:30Sin off. Th following TV broadeasl log. is. print J as a free public service for the Mail Tribune's readers and TV viewers. Sched va changes are printed' as provided by te TV station, and the Mail Tribune cannot accept resposibility or errors Cor o-rtsissions. o KBES (Channel 5) THURSDW 3 no Feminine Finc" 3 30 Strike It Kirh 4 no Medlord Puhllc- SiiOOlj 4 30Uncle B;ll 4:45 Search lor Tomorrow' , 5 00 Rin Tin Tin fi 30 On the Trail 15 Your TV Weatherman . n 2!J New ; ' 't fi ;tO Ore Tal Panorama 1-SV45 Pappy Ci'lenian Sh"w f Industry on Parade t 15 TBA 0 7:30 The Play House I 8 no Groucho Marx o N . Climax J . 3 . Susie in.co Tins Week in Sports . . 10:15 On Jhe Ti.iil - . 10:30 This L Your Life -; 10:30 News m Siun Ott . RIDAY0 0 (t) 11 :5P Devotions 12:n0 .'BC Matinee l:00-.rifihter Cay 1:15 Secret Storm l:3fX-Edse ct Nisht 0 2:00 Comedy Time 1 (3 30 The Prife is Risht J. 00 Feminine Fancies 3:30 Strike It Rich 4il0 Bob Croshv 4:15 .Medlord Citv Police 4 30 I'ncle Bill 4(1) Search for Tomorrow s 5 ii vs ild Bill Hickok . mS Man to Man q J 45 Treasure Trpvels qS 00 '.ft le Su inc Time " eS-f-'nxir TV Weatnerman SJO-ows 8:30 Man Called . 7:00 Cavalcade ot Sports . 7.30 TBA 8 30 Frankit? Fontaine's Showtime 9 -00-OIiehwav Fatxol 9:30 On the Trail 10:00-The Lineup 10J0 Zane lirev Tlaitre 12:00 News & Sicn Oif MAR. 22 rssV55-60-e7-R: STAR GAZER!0 I WAY 21 ''69-72-73 CEMiNI -"l" 1- 7-15-231 CANCEI , . JUNE 23 JULY 23 E?13-39--5S no r-.AUS-23 OV16-17.21-30 S38-51-67 VIICO AUG. 2' kr10-13-20-2 -By CIY R. POLLAN- M Vour Daly Actr-rfr Gv.de X According to tfis S'orj. 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Mivo Foundation 1 1 lin . i -' 7 ' Ur Alvarez Chinese Premier in West Pakistan for Visit 'SLahori-,' Pakistan lU.S' cT.tjinese Ccmrnunist Premier Chou En-lni has arrived in La . hore. head'yuarters of the West Pakistan government and Pakis Qtan's outlawed Communist party. Ciou. winding up a tour of Southeast Asia, was greeted by thousands of school children. O Pakistan Communist leaders who ere barred from the air port wnvci a; Chou from the O-r.ds-.de as he drove into" the city. o Syracuse. X. Y. ill.R' A milk ominjyd burglar broke into the Charles Andrews School here. Folice saia the thief .took a STO miJ fund from the cafeteria and jsohshed off a coitple of bottles gfnuik before escaping. o O 0 Consumer Buying Record Expected Xew York UR) Fat pav checks and a liberal dose of credit formed an explosive mix ture in 1956 to trigger consumer expenditures to a record peak of S-66 billion. A buying binge in 1957 is ex pected to boost consumer out lays 4.6 per cent above the 1956 volume. Record retail sales ot$191 bil lion which played a key role in keeping the economy churning in 1956, are expected to edge up to S198 billion in 1957. How ever, most of this higher dollar volume will reflect higher prices as "creeping" inflation continues to nibble away at the economy Consumer prices firmed two per cent in the past year. Sales of durable goods in 1957, abetted by an upturn in the sluggish auto market, probably will spurt as much as six per cent over last year's level to S38 billion. Radically restyled 1957 cars ere poised for a low slung get-away to a 6.5 million sales finish. Non-durable goods sales are expected to swell by about four per cent from the 1956 volume to S 136.6 billion. Consumers are also expected to up their ex penditures on all types of serv ices from S98.7 billion during the past year to a record S102 billion in the new year. The accumulation of top heavy inventories, which gather ed the most dust in major ap pliance stores in 1956. will taper off somewhat this year. However, a few storm clouds appear to be gathering on the L retailing horizon which could ! begin to cast their shadows near the end of 1957. I Some trade observers have ex- pressed the fear that the tight j mr.rtey situation coupled with j the prospect of the consumer ; pulling out of the market in an attempt to pay back his hefty installment debt could work against a large number of re tailers during the later part of 1957. HANDY FIREMAN Worcester. Mass. IU.R' When a candle ignited altar cloths during a wedding ceremony in Worcester, the bride's father. Da vid O'Shea. rushed to the altar and extinguished the flames. O'Shea had taken the day off from his job in the lire depart ment. .. . Dizziness and Ear Noises Hundreds of people write ask ing what to do for dizziness. I cannot help them because there are several causes for diz ziness and they vary with the age of the person. Among young peo ple there is a form of dizzi ness which comes in sud den spells, often associated with nausea and even vomiting. These attacks come and go, and, sooner or later, are associated with some deafening of one ear. In this type of dizziness, the person either feels that he is spinning arotind or the room is spinning around him. This is called Meniere's dis ease; it is thought to be due to something that has gone wrong in the balancing mechanism as sociated with the inner eat Ac cording to Dr. Julius Lempert, the trouble is due to tiny blis ters that have formed in the membrane which lines the little tubes that form the balancing mechanism, but some other otologists (ear men) are not yet satisfied with this explanation. An important point made by Dr. Henry Williams, of the Mayo Clinic, in his excellent book on Meniere's disease is that if a per son shows no sign of deafness or any disease in his ears he hasn't the trouble that Meniere de scribed years ago. Unfortunately, there is no very good treatment for the disease. Some people seem to be helped when their table salt is taken away from them, or when they are given injections of nicotinic acid which makes their face flush for a few min utes. In most cases, the per son's main hope must be that the disease will quiet down and leave him alone. 'Dizziness' Different Thousands of older persons, often past 60 years of age, com plain of a "dizziness" which is very different. It is not a true dizziness because rearely does the person feel that he is spin ning around or that the room is spinning around him. What he feels usually is a momentary loss of the normal sense of balance which we all have. Com monly, this spell comes while he is sitting or lying down, and the thought comes to him how lucky it was that he wasn't standing up or crossing a street: then he almost certainly would have fall en down. Only rarely does such a person fall down, usually then he picks himself right up again. Practically always in such cases, a good ear specialist re ports that the person's ears are normal, hence it is not Meniere's disease, and there is nothing that an ear man can hope to do. There is no sense then in the person's traveling about the country go ing from one ear specialist to the other. Since the trouble is not in the ears, it must be in the brain, or rarely, in the nerve which runs out from the brain to the ear. Was a Bit Confused In many of these cases, if questioned on the point, the pa tient will say that at the time of the sudden loss of his sense of balance, he was a bit con fused; perhaps he felt numb in one hand and arm, or he saw double for a little while, and he wondered if he was having a little stroke. Perhaps later he noticed that his memory was a bit impaired, or he felt tired and slowed-up and irritable. He wanted to snap people's heads off; and when he went home he broke down and cried in front of his wife. Perhaps his wife will tell the doctor that in a few days the man aged 10 years or more. In these cases, I think it obvious that the injury was in the brain. Often if it is a very small injury, there are no other signs of damage to the barin, and the person carries on for years, perhaps annoyed at times by his poor sense of balance, and per haps bv ear noises. Oftentimes the ear noises are associated with the slight deafness that comes to many older persons, and are due to changes in the middle ear. What is sad is that in the cases of older persons these ear noises and so-called dizzy spells are not easily cured or even treated. It rarely pays the patient to go traveling from one clinic and one diagnostician to another, getting "complete overhaulings" made. Usually nothing is ever found except hardening of the arteries and perhaps a high blood pressure, and no medicine is ever found that will greatly change the situation. Strange As It Seems by Elsia Hix awffw THAT HN6S Wvi -..& tt.iu. nc-Uic P6UCSM HOLDS 4eVBM. QURTS Or INKIER- UMNO 1 a.7S-kiscit rwu 0! MOtfft, fcU WIN WlM6 C4 &zp awn ftC,t?Nft yWJVZKZV wi?i-i"i in-- rinn - KfoKe HfcD MPoSSIfJlS. ID 566. 0HN faUL JONES- American Usual Commsneer, WITHOUT ONE DBFEKTI fv. NhvAl Meiw op if PiFFERBUT NffTlOhK, 116 YehRS fcrfEl? HIS Deww He WRS FOUND BUKIED UNSEK ft . 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