Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, January 07, 1957, Image 10

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Newspaper Page TextTEN MEDFORD (OREGON) MAIL TRIBUNE Monday, January 7. 1957 RADIO PROGRAMS -MONDAY Programs luted below arc received from the radio stations end the Mail Tribune auumes no responsibility except to make such changes as are supplied kjc - me kc 0 Strictly for the Ladies 415 The Children a Hour 4:30 Club 1230 4:45 Club1230 5 00 Edward R. Murr-ow-5:15 Tea Time Tune 5:30 Tom Harmon"" 5:45 Frank Gom" KMED 1440 kc KWI.N 1400 ke Fred Waring Song-fest Fred Waring Songfest Car Tunes Irl:?!1!1 Prescription Car Tunes Car Tunes Regional News Elmer Peterson r awar.a "organ" KMEO Soorts Dally 30 Amos Ic Andy" Dlne at 1440 , g 45 Amos & Andy, News' Dine at 1440 7 :00 Chev. News' NBcTNewi7 7:15 Masters of Melodv thu AnnWhit." KWINS Top Ten Hemingway News Here's the Answer Samjiayes "Bob & Ray Bob & Rav Bob Ic Ray' Let s Talk Sports 7 :30 Robert Q. Lewis-; 7:45 Robert Q- Lewis' 8:00 Max Roby" 15 Robert Q Lewis" 30 Voice of Firestone J 45 ymceofFiresJone :06 Regal Tune Table" :15 RegnlTuneTable' 30 Capitol Cloakroom .jjjljj-apitol Cloakroom" 10:00 News Rent 10:13 Off the Record 1030 Off the Record Operation Entertain Operation Entertain.' Morgan Beatty' One Man's Family TBA' Pastels in Music' FuJton Lewis Jr. Local News KWIN Karavan-Sporta . KWI.N Karavan-Sports KWI.N Karavan KWIN Karavan KWI.N Karavan K WIN Karavan KWIN Karavan KWIN Karavan KWIN Karavan KWIN Karavan News' Telephone Hour Telephone Hour KWIN Karavan Netherlands Composers' KWIN Karavan Netherlands Composers' KWIN Karavan Richfield Reporter True Detective Myst Nightwatchman True Detective Myst. 10 43 Off the Record & News Nlghtwatch tc News Danger with Granger 11:00 Sign Off Sign Off Sign Off RADIO PROGRAMS - TUESDAY 3:30 6 00 Newi of America" 6:13 Yawn Patrol 6.30 Yawn Patrol 6:43 Yawn Patrol 7:00 Breakfast Tunw 7:13 Martin Ajrronskv 7:30 Tom MacLeod -Sports 7:43 Harry Babbitt Bob Roberta Corral Bob Roberts Corral Bob Roberta Corral First New Wakeup Ranch Rlbo and Shine Rogue Valley Beeper Vews Commentary Weather, 7.50 New b:oo Frank Cons Heart 8:15 Weather Report eV MuaicHear! 8 30 Knight New Hear! Swap & Sell t 8 45 Howard MUicr Show Hearl Vint 9:00 Mu.e & Loit Peti Hearl :15 Breakfast Club Hearl :30 Breakfast Club Hear! JP 43 Breakfast Club Hear! Newi 10:00 Nora Drake NBfiWdEtam music Box NBC Bandstand Wakeup Ranch Wakeup Ranch Musical Clock Musical Cloc k Hemingway Newa Breakfast Ganf Muaical Clock Musical Clock 10:30 Name Your Neighbor 10:43 Trading Post 1 1 .-00 Record Rack 11:15 Second Mrs. Burton 11:30 Strike ItRich" 1 1 :45 Pat Buttram 12:00 Paul Harvev 12:13 Trib. News & Weather 12:30 Houseparty 1Z:43 House party Mann's News Cotton Bowl CottonBowl" Cotton Bowl Cotton Bowl Cotton Bowl CUff Ingle News Local News-SportB Haven of Rest Haven jfRest Voice of Deliverance Voice of Deliverance News'-Coffee Date CoffeeDate Newspaper of The Air Telo-Test The Home Show The Home Show 1 00 Arthur God f rev" 1:15 Arthur Godfrev 130 Arthur Godfrey 1 :45 Arthur Godfrey Cotton Bowl" Cotton Bowl Cotton Bowl Cotton Bowl Cotton Bowl TBA TBA Rose Bowl 2:00 Arthur Godfrey Rose Bowl 2:13 Arthur Godfrey Rose Bowl 230 Ruth Ashton" WeatherRose Bowl 3:45 Backstage Wife' Rose Bow!" 3 00 Helen Trent" Rose Bowl 3:13 Road of Life" Rose Bowl 3:30 Coke Time Rose Bowl" 3:43 Strictly for the Ladies Rose Bowl" Morean n : i n .towel i l nom as " ' 6 '30 Amos & Andy" 6.45 Amos & Andy 7:00 Masters of Melody' 7:13 Masters of Melody 130 Robert Q. Lewis' 7:45 Robert Q. Lewis 8:00 Max Roby 8:15 Robert Q Lewis" 8:30 The World Today 8:45 The World Today 9:00 Regal Tune Table 9:15 Regal Tune Table 9:30 Do You Know 9:45 Do You Know 10:00 World News Beat 10:13 Off the Record 10:30 Off the Record 10:45 Off the Record Car Tunes Car Tunes Regional Roundup JC Imer Peteryon Sports Dally Man on The Go B & W News Dine at 1440 Dine at 1440 4:00 Music Se What's Cooking Rose Bowl 4:13 The ChiMrens Hour Fred Waring Songfest 4:30 Club 1230 Car Tunes 4:30 Club 1230 Car Tunes 5:00 Edward R. Murrow 3:13 Music & Mel Allen 5:30 Tom Harmon 5 .45 Frank Goss 6 00 Edward P News Queen for A Day Queen for A Day Queen for A Day Noontime News Western Roundup Time Western Roundup Time Western Roundup Time Western Roundup Time Western Roundup Time Western Roundup Time Carnation Milk Time Western Roundup Time Western Roundup Time Western Roundup Time Western Roundup Time News-White Cloud Musical Spotlite Don Lee Newsreel Telo-Test KWIN S Top Ten Hemingway News Here's the Answer Sam Hayes News jf TAUBUS ( MAY 21 433-38 43 65 77 -81 9fl MSTAR GAZER 54-sa 35 86) 461 -63- GEMINI MA 22 ON - 3- 7-i-s -317-24-31 I CANCft 0 1- 6-45-48) i751-7(V76 uo J JULY 24 Aud 23 S 910-18 21 '44.71-82 3 VltCO AUG 2 kT 2- 8 12 16l W.40 60 70 801 -By CLAY R. POLLAN- Your Doily Activity Guide According fo the 5 for. To dev'op messoge for Tuesday, read words corresponding to numbers of your Zodiac birth sign. UUA OCT. 23 WW 11.19-21- D2-37-52 1 N.. 2 Spok 3 R.uie 4 Eo-ly 5 Morning 6 Business t Is 8 Vow 9 Splendid 10 Tim. 11 Good 12 Mind 13 You 14 Bod 15 To 16 And 17 For 18 To 19 For 20 Posh 21 Money 22 Ktvwordt. 23 TodoY 24 Forcnj 25 Sm 26 Your 27 Tok. 6) Ask 62 Confidsncs 63 For 64" Out 65 Th 66 And 31 !ue 32 And 33 Don't 34 Td 35 Yo,. 36 Succsss 37 Dslopinj 67 0 38 Juflos 68 W.ih 39 Ars 4-0 Exhibit 41 Woy 42 Familv 43 Orhsrs 44 Cars SCOff K OCT. 24 NOV 22 122 23-39-46 tjrj b3 6fr73 4 69 Sursly 70 Apoeon 71 01 72 It 73 Vonsfy 74 Redtaos SAGITTARIUS NOV. 21 Am DEC 22 mi p&M-36(Vi B4-69-75 45 Ettitsfnsnt 75 Com 46 CKangt 4 Of 48 Of 49 By 50 Don 51 Rornone 52 Aisfti 53 Trovrt 54 Will 55 Lom 56 Pr,vot 5' Down 28 Adiuitmenfs 58 Mowers 29 Bt 59 Your 30 Idtols 60 A J Good jAdvcrw 76 U.ksly 77 Woy 78 Thinos 79 DstS'minsd 80. Front 81 You 82 F.noneiol 83 Bog 84 Soms 85 Mom 86 Attention 87 Dilsmmo 88 Down 89 Attain) 90 Feel N'el5nI CAPItCOIN JAN. 20 Vt,5t 3-15-29-34S" 1 LV-68-74 AOUAIIUS JAN. 21 FEB. I 13-25-35-414J 164-67.84-87 VVA. 4t CarN 50-55-59-62411 P2 78-83-88t The Medical Roundup Emeritus Consultant In Medletns, Emeritus Professor of Medlclna, Mayo Foundation Bob 4 Ray Bob & Ray" Bob & Ray Let' s Talk Sports Fulton Lewis Jr. Local News KWIN Karavan-Sports KWIN Karavan-Sporu NBC News Music Ted Heath TedHeath Monran Beatty One Mans Family Drafinetf uragnet- Biography in Sound Jfliograpny in sound" Biography in Sound Biography in Sound ""Richfield Reporter Nightwatchman Nightwatchman Nightwatch and Newa 11:00 Sign Off ABC CBS ' Sign Off NBC KWTN Karavan KWIN Karavan KWI.N Karavan KWIN Karavan KwrNKaravan KWIN Karavan KWIN Karavan KWIN Karavan News" KWIN Karavan KWIN Karavan KWIN Karavan Treasury Agent. Treasury Agent Big Citv BigCityj; ignOff "SlBS KBOT 130 KC (An programs at same time dally unless otherwise Indicated) A.M. 6:30 Sign on. Music throughout day except for following programs: 30.10:15 KBOY Bargains: 11-12 (Sunday oniyi First Baptist service PM. 12-12:15 KBOY ranch: 12:15 - 12 JO iSunday only! KBOY ranch: NEW HELP FOR STUDENTS Mr. H. S. McFarland, of the General Motors Corporation of Detroit, just called my attention to the magnificent program for over 300 scholarships which they have just instituted for bright girls and boys who haven't the money to go to college. The winners of the awards are se lected by a committee of educa tors on the basis (1) of test scores in the College Board examina tions, (2) the student's record in secondary school, (3) his (or her) participation in extra-curricular activities, (4) his leadership po tential, and (5), the recommen dation of the school officials. Holders of the awards may go to any accredited college or un iversity of their choice. The awards run from S200 to $2,000 depending on the needs of the in dividual student. Each scholarship will be con tinued from year to year if the student does well. The student may choose any field of study for which he feels himself suited. When this program of aid to higher education is in full opera tion, 1,600 students will be at tending colleges of their choice with a General Motors' scholar-M ship, and the total expenditure will exceed 55.000,000 annually. This is a magnificent gift to the youth of America, and to the nation as a whole. VIRUS VS. CANCER Of late, there has been much The following TV broadcast log ii printed Bt a free public service for Ihe Mail Tribune's readers and TV viewers. Sched ule) changes are printed as provided by the TV station, and the Mail Tribune cannot accept responsibility for errors or omissions. KBES-TV (Channel 5) MONDAY -3:30 Strike It Rich 4:00 Garden. Farm & Home 4:15 Val Rogue 4:30 Uncle Bill 4:45 Search for Tomorrow VOO The Christopher! 5 30 On the Trnil 6:00 Treasure Travel! :1S Your TV Weatherman 8:20 Newi 6:30 AdventorM In Literature 7:00 Studio Ona 8:00 Burn & Allen 8 30 Florian Z a back. 9:00 I Love Lucy 9:30 December Bride 10:00 Best Theatre TUESDAY 1 1 AO Devotion 12:00--Matinee 1:00 Brighter Day . 1 ; 15 Secret Storm 1:30 Edge of Night 2:00 Comedy Time 2:30 Truth or Consequences 3:00 Feminine Fanciea 3 30 Strike It Rich 4 :00 -Garv Moore 4:15 Safety First 4 30 Uncle Bill 4 45 Search For Tomorrow 3 oo Treasure Travel 5:30 My Little Margie 8:00 Treasure Travels 615 "Your TV Weatherman- 6:30 Hollvwood Album 7:00 S64.000 Question 7 30 Do You Trust Your Wife? a nn Phi I Ril vm 8 30 Stara of the Grand Ole Opry 9 00 I Search For Adventure 9:30 Juke Box Jury 10:00 Halls Of Ivy 10:30 Nfwi and Sign Oft I K, I - i' "T '. ": FALSE TEETH That Loosen Need Not Embarrass Many wearers of false teeth ha suSered real embarrassment because their plate dropped, slipped or wob bled at lust the wrong time. Do not live In fear of this happening to you. Just sprinkle little FASTEETH. the alkaline (non-acldl powder, on your plates. Hold false teeth more nrmly. so they feel more comfortable. Does not sour. Checks "Plate; odor' (den ture breathl. Get FASTEETH at any drug counter. Around Hollywood Hollywood ;u.R) The first i moviet talent search of 1957: Two producers are looking for a new star with blue eyes, brown feet and a devilish per sonality. For the first time, a Siamese cat will be a star of a mo tion picture, "Bell. Book AUneMosby and Candle," from the Broadway hit play. On the stage the cat, Pyewack et mostly ambled about, perched on his mistress' shoulder or snoozed in laps. But when Pro ducers Julian Blaustien and Dan Taradash bought the play for movies they decided to build up the cat's role. Now Pyewacket will have to dodge traffic 'on a street, walk along a window ledge that will appear to be outside a tall build ing and try to commit suicide in despair. Cat Owners alerted This plum role has alerted cat owners around the country, and producers Blaustein and Tara dash are up to their whiskers in applications from Siamese cats at Columbia studio. One lady wrote that her cat even can wash his face on cue. "We interviewed some alley cats, er, short-haired domestics," Blaustein said. "But we decided to go for the Siamese. The cat has to have an air of mystery." In the story, the leading lady (Kim Novak is a hot contender for the role) actually is a witch in disguise and does her deeds through the sinister cat. Rex Harrison might leave "My Fair Lady" to play the hero. Felines Auditioned "We also are auditioning cats Science Shrinks Piles New Way Without Surgery By ALINE M0SBY United Press Correspondent in New York," continued Blau stein. "We talked to Janet Mack, who owned the Siamese cat lady Grenadier Sarah that starred in the play. Janet also trained the cats that appeared in the touring companies. "Sarah, as her friends call her, cannot be used in the movie since she is an oid lady. She's 14 now. Talks constantly." Blaustein is seriously consid ering hiring a Siamese cat owned by professional movie animal trainer Frank Inn. The trainer also owns a red alley cat who starred five years ago in Holly wood's only other cat movie "Rhubarb." Rhubarb was con sidered for "Bell, Book and Candle" but Blaustein decided "He has a Bogart personality and we need a cat with an Ava Gardner personality." Bananas were first imported into the U.S. in 1867. srl T D a.1 Find. Healing Substance inat ivoe. mu." Relieves Fain snnniu nmM v-k IS. Y. ( rr 2t tune' science has found . new gSrterT !?.""&. "duct,on hrinkacel took P'- , n i Most amaiinir of aU-results were thorough that sufferers made "PUes astonishing: statements like have ceased to be a problem! The secret is a new healing sub stance (Bio-Dyne')-discovery of a world-famous research institute. This substance is now available in tuppottitory or otervten form under the name Preparation H. At your drucEtst. Money back ruarantee. . 'lis c. S. Pu. Off. PICTURE TUBES REJUVENATED Is your picture tube dull and weak? Most picture tubes can be restored to original brightness St only a traction of the cost of replacement. For further information CALL Electronic Service 18. N. GRAPE PH. 3-1971 excitement about viruses that de stroy cancer cells. The thought has occurred to research work ers that a speoial type of virus might be grown that would like to live on cancer cells rather than on the normal cells of the body. Success has been achiev ed in producing a virus that will work well in small animals, but so far as I know, the experiment has not worked well in men and women with cancer. Now. I read a report by Drs. J. R. Huebner, R. R. Smith, W. P. Rowe, R. G. Suskind, and R. Love, of the National Institute of Health at Bethesda, Md.. to the effect that the Coxsackie virus, which can produce a ter rible backache and sometimes a disease resembling polio, has caused the disappearance in rats of a growing transplant from a human cancer. As yet, the work-' ers have not tried the 'virus in man, but they plan to do this. They report having tried In man one of the viruses that pro duces a severe type of cold. They had some success in causing de struction of cancer cells, but the relief was not complete. DRUGS THAT UPSET MIND At a recent meeting in Brus sels, Dr. Philip H. Hock, of New York, reported that two new morphine-like drugs, taken by human volunteers, will produce mental disturbances much like those made by lysergic acid die thyl amide. The discovery of such drugs is helpful because it throws a light on the mechanism in the brain that can become disturbed when a person is psy chotic. 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, 1957) BEVERIY'S TV & RADIO Phone 2-9001 634 Crater Lake Ave. Service Calls S3 50 Open Sunday Through Friday My own shop 8 years aear Port land Repairing All Makes Cornerstone for New Building Laid by Ike Washington (U.R) Presi dent Eisenhower Saturday laid the cornerstone of a huge new State Department building sym- j bolizing the nation's "great and ; growing' responsibility" in world affairs. t The president, weilding a sil ver trowel once used by George Washington, smoothed mortar under the five-ton granite corn erstone shortly before going to congress to urge a major new U.S. military-economic policy for the Middle East. Secretary of State John Foster Dulles, speaking at the corner stone ceremony, told the as sembled State Department offic ials and foreign dignitaries. Mr. Eisenhower's address to con gress would show how great U.S. responsibility has become. 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