Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, January 14, 1957, Image 10

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Newspaper Page TextTEW MEDFORD (OREGON) MAIL TRIBUNE Monday. January 14. 1957 RADIO PROGRAMS - MONDAY Programs listed blow r rcived from tht radio stations and th Mail Tribune assumes no responsibility except to make such changes as are supplied I? JO ke KMEO I44t ke KWI.N - 1460 ke 4 00 Music & Bulletins 4.15 The Children's Hour 4 20 Club 1230 4 43 Club 1230 5 00 Edward R M arrow 5 . 1 5 Tea Time Tunes 5 .30 Tom Harmon" 5 4o -Frank Gois" 6 HO Edward P Morgan :15 Lowell Thomas' 6 30 Amos & Andy 5 Amoi & Andy. News' 7 00 Chev News" 71. Masters of Melody" 7.30 Robert Q Lewis"" 7:45 Robert Q. Lewis"" 8 00 CBS News 8 15 Robert Q Lewis NBC News Goodwin" KWIN'S Top Ten Bill Goodwin" Heminirwav News Bill Goodwin" Here s the Answer BiU Goodwin Sam Hayes Governors Inaugural Bob & Ray Governors Inaugural Bob Sc Ray Governors Inaugural Bob & Ray Governors Inaugural Let's Talk Sports NBC News Spts Dally Fulton Lewis Jr Man on The Go Local News Classical Corner KWIN Kara van -S porta Classical Corner KWIN Kara van-Sports NBC News Classical Corner Morgan Beany One Mans Family Boston Symphony Boston Symphony Boston Symphony Boston Symphony 8 30 Voice of Firestone 8 45 Voice of Firestone 9 00 Resral Tune Table o l.i Regai Tune Table" 830 Capitol Cloakroom' 9 43 Capitol Cloakroom" 10 00 News Beat 10:15 Off the Record 10:30 Off the Record 10 45 Off the Record St News Night watch Sc. News 1 1 00 Sum Off Sign Off KWIN Kara van KWIN Karavan KWIN Karavan KWIN Karavan KWIN Karavan" KWIN Karavan KWIN Karavan KWIN Karavan News KWIN Karavan Telephone Hour Telephone Hour" Class. Music for Haters KWIN Karavan Class. Music for HatersMCWIN Karavan Richfield Reporter True Detective Myst . NiEhtwatchman True Detective Mvst Ni Eh t watchman Danger with Granger panjrer with Granger -Sign Off RADIO PROGRAMS - TUESDAY 5:30 Wakeup Ranch 6 00 News of America 15 Yawn Patrol 30 Yawn Patrol B 43 Yawn Patrol Bob Roberta Corral Bob Roberts CorraJ Bob Roberts Corral First News Rue and Shine Weaaher Report 7 00 Breakfast Tunes 7 15 Martin Arronsky 7:30 Tom MacLeod-Sport Rogue Valley Beeper . narry uaDDiii weainer Keport 8 00 Frank Goss" NBC News" Hear! 8 15 Weather Report Sc Mush Hear! 8 30 Knight News Hear! Swap Sc Sell 8 45 -Howard Miller Show Hear! Visit 9 00 MiiBic Se Lost PeU NBC News" Hear! 9 15 Breakfast Club- Hear! 9 30 Breakfast Club Hear! 8 45 Breakfast Club HearNew 10 DO Nora Drake NBC News" Bandstand' 10:15 Music Box NBC Bandstand Wakeup Ranch Wakeup Ranch Musical Clock Musical Clock Hemingway News Breakfast Gang Musical Clock Musical Clock 10 30 Name Your Neighbor ioj g rading fost 1 1 00 Record Rack H:1.l Second Mrs. Burton 11 30 Strike It Rich 11:43 Pat Buttram 12 on Psiul Harvev" 12 15 Top Five News 12 30 House party" 12 45 Houseparty 1 00 Arthur Godfrey" 115 Arthur God f rev" 1:30 Arthur Godfrey" 1 :45 Arthur Godfrey Cliff Ingle News Local News-Sports Haven of Rest Haven of Rest Voice of Deliverance Voice of Deliverance News" -Coffee Date Coffee Date Newspaper of The Air Telo-Test rhe Home Show The Home Show Mann's News" NBC Bandstand NBC News" Bandstand'News NBC Bandstand Queen tor A Day NBC Bandstand", Queen for A Day NBC Bandstand Queen for A Day Mans News Noontime News Western Roundup Time Western Roundup Time Western Roundup Time Weather Report Lunehlime News Hit Tunes WSP NBC News Westside Partv Westside Party Westside Party WSP Western Roundup Time Western Roundup Time Western Roundup Time Carnation Milk Time Bill Goodwin Bill Goodwin NBC News Car Tunes 2:00 Arthur Godfrey NBC News 215 Arthur Godfrey Westside Party 2 30 Ruth Ashton" Weather Woman in My House" , 2:45 Backstage Wife Affairs of Dr. Gentry" 3 00 Helen Trent NBC News" Matinee 315 RoadofLife Five Star Matinee 3 30 Strictly for the Ladies Hilltop House 3:45 Strictly for the Ladles Pepper Young" 4:00 Music Se What's CookingNBC News Goodwin' 4 15 The Children Hour Bill Goodwin 4:30 Club 1230 4:30 Club 1230 3:00 Edward R. Murrow 5:15 Music Sc Mel Allen" 5:30 Tom Harmon 543 Frank Goss' 6 00 Edward P Morgan 6:13 Lowell Thomas 6:30 Amos Se Andy 6:45 A mo Sc Andy" 7:00 Masters of Melody1 7:15 Masters of Melody" T:3n Robert Q. Lewis 7 4o Robert Q. Lewi" 8 oo CBS News'" 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 Western Roundup Time Western Roundup Time Western Rounduo Time Western Roundup Time News-White Cloud Musical Spotlite A Woman's Decision Telo-Test KWIN'S Top Ten Hemingway News Here's the Answer Sam Hayes News Car Tunes Bob Sc Ray Bob Sc Ray Bob Se Rav Let' Talk Sports Regional Rounduo Elmer Peterson NBC News" Spts. DailyFulton Lewi Jr Man on The Go Local News B & W News KWIN Karavan-Sports Musical Jazz KWIN Karavan-Sports NBC News Music Jazz KWIN Karavan Musical Jazz KWIN Karavan Morgan Beatty' KWIN Karavan One Man Family KWIN Karavan NBC News Dragnet" KWTN Karavan KWIN Karavan KWIN Karavan KWIN Karavan 10:00 World News Beat in 15 Off the Record 10 30 Off the Record 10 45 Off the Record U on Sign Off ARC CBS Dragnet" Oper. Entertainment Oper. Entertainment NBC News" Bio. in Sd. 'News' Biography In Sound KWIN Karavan Biography in Sound" KWIN Karavan Biography in Sound KWIN Karavan Richfield Reporter Treasury Agent"" Nightwatchman Treasury Agent Nightwatchman Big City Nightwatch and Newa Big City Sign Off Sign Off -NBC MBS KBOY T30 KC AII programs at same time dally unless otherwise tndtcated) A M. 6:30 Sign on. Music throughout day except for following programs: 10,10 15 KBOY Bargains. 11-12 'Sunday onlyi First Baptist service PM 12-12:15 KBOY ranch: 12:15 1230 'Sunday onlyi KBOY ranch: KBES-TV Channel 5) MONDAY 3 30 Strike It Rich 4 00 Garden. Farm Sc Home 4. 15 Val Rogue 4:30 Uncle Bill 4 45 Search for Tomorrow 5 00 The Christophers 5 30 On the Trail ft no TV Question Box 6 13 Your TV Weatherman 6 20 News 8 o Adventures In Literature 7 no Studio One 8 00 Racket Squad 8 30 Flo nan Zaback 9 001 Love Lucy 9:30 December Bride 10 oo Btg Picture 10 30 News 10 35 Sign Off TUESDAY LI 30 Devotion 12:00 Matinee 1 00 Brighter Day 1 1 5 Secret Storm 1 31 Edge of Night 2:00 Comedy Time 2 30 Truth or Consequence 3 00 Feminine Fancies 3 30 Strike It Rich 4 00 Garv Moore 4 15 Satety First 4:30 Uncle Bill 4:45 Search For Tomorrow 5:00 Treasure Travels 5 30 My Little Margie 6 OO Dance Time 6:13 ''Your TV Weatherman 6:30 Hollvwood Album 7 00 $64,000 Question 7:30 Do You Trust Your Wile? 8 OO Phil Silver 8:30 Stars ot the Grand Ole Opry 9:00 I Search For Adventure 9 30 Juke Box Jury 10:00 Halls Of Ivy 10 JO News and Sign Off sT , f ' & ' X msf iliiiXnitfTifw'tTri rlr CHOSEN BY QUEEN Har old Macmillan (above), 62-year-old former chancellor of the exchequer, was named by Queen Elizabeth II to succeed Sir Anthony Eden as Prime Minister of Britain. 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Hix CROSSWORD PUZZLE Answer to Saturdiy'B Puzxt Emeritui Consultant In Medicine, Mayo Cunic Emeritus Professor of Medicine. Mayo Foundation Dr Alvarez Groups Lay Plans To Probe Oil Prices Washington (U.P.) Two congressional committees laid plans Saturday to investigate oil price hikes that already have shot gasoline, kerosene and home heating oil prices up about one cent a gallon. Another two congressional committees also may start inquiries. The justice department al ready is investigating to see it oil firms illegally conspired to raise crude oil prices by amounts ranging from 25 to 45 cents a barrel. The federal trade commission also may launch an inquiry if it receives "indications of collu sion" among the oil concerns But a spokesman said the com mission has "noting before it" as yet. Oil producers east of Califor nia have generally raised crude oil prices by an average of 35 cents a barrel since the Suez can al crisis cut off vital middle east oil supplies. EVEN ANIMALS CAN INHERIT TEMPERAMENTS I doubt if psychoanalysts would ever have advanced their weird theories of the causation of mental troubles if they had only known more about the great inborn and in herited differ ences in the p e r s onalities of animals. For instance, in the famous Yerkes Laboratory in Florida in which many chimpanzees have been reared and studied psychol ogically, it has been noted that from birth they have decidedly individual personalities and tem peraments. Some are affectionate and good-natured, while others are not; some are unusually in telligent, while others are a bit stupid; some are easy-going, while others are belligerent and demanding. I was just reading of work done in 1944 by Frederick C. Thome, who bred an unusually shy and unfriendly Bassett bitch to four males of different breeds. Of the 59 puppies, 43 grew to be unusually shy and unfriendly animals. Only 16 could be taught to be friendly in their approach to strangers. I once bought a pedigreed Persian cat that was so bad-tempered and so inclined to sink her claws into my hand that I had to give her away to a breeder. This breeder told me that my cat had inherited her bad tem per from he? father and grand father. They were notorious in cat-breeding circles. Lunatic Cats In 1896 Sir Francis Gallon wrote about three generations of "lunatic cats." Recently, Dr. Roscoe B. Jackson reported the breeding of a strain of bad-tem pered and quarrelsome mice. There is a strain of small Sia mese fish in which the members are always attacking each other. Strains of animals have been bred in which many of the in dividuals suffer from convul sions, suggesting epilepsy. As Galton wrote some 70 years ago, it is strange that while we men and women are perfectly willing to study the laws of in heritance of health and disease in animals, and willing to ac cept and use to great-advantage all the facts of observation on genetics in animals, many of us balk when it comes to facing the mass of facts that show that these laws hold good for man also. Any interested person can go to a big library and find many scientific journals and books, all filled with facts of observa tion to prove that many of the diseases of man are inherited ac cording to the well-known laws, worked out during a century of breeding plants and animals. Sometimes one of these laws can be very encouraging as when it assures a man in a disease ridden family that, since he does not carry the taint, he cannot transmit it to his descendants, and hence, his children and grandchildren are safe (unless they get the trouble from "inlaws"). Washington (U.R) Mem bers of Congress have joined press and broadcasting represen tatives in protests against the White House news blackout of President Eisenhower's official second term oath-taking cere mony Sunday, Jan. 20. Use Tribune Want Ads Khrushchev Wins Support of En-Lai London (U.R) Soviet Com munist party chief Nikita S. Khruschev has won the support of Chinese Communist Premier Chou En - Lai in his battle for survival in the Kremlin, diplo matic sources said Saturday. Reports said Khrushchev was in greater trouble than generally assumed, in a quarrel with the Stalinist old guard over his de- stalinization policies. Whether he will survive is ex pected to depend on his ability to save Russian control over the satellites. The situation in Hun gary is the immediate test case. Chou's surprise visit to Mos cow and his departure for a tour of such east European trouble spots as Warsaw and Budapest is believed to have been prompted by the Peiping regime s decision to stick with Khrushchev. Worry of FALSE TEETH Slipping or Irritating? Don't be embarrassed by loose falae teeta slipping, dropping or wobbling when you eat. talk or laugh. Just sprinkle a little FASTEETH on your plates. This pleasant powder gives a remarkable sense of added comfort and security by holding plates more firmly. No gummy, gooey, pasty taste or feeling. It's alkaline (non-acid). Get FA&TEETH at ajiy drug counter. BEVERLY'S TV & RADIO Phone 2-9001 634 Crater Lake Av. Service Calls $3 50 Open Sunday Through Friday My own shop 8 years neat Port land Repairing All Makes f ygTrres" '"! " I h J - ' t ClV jut i ft fel I If your hair isn't becoming to you ... 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