TWO MEDFORD (OREGON) MAIL TRIBUNE
Tuesday, January 15, 1SS7
RADIO PROGRAMS - TUESDAY
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KYJC 1230 ke
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KWLN 1400 ke
4 00 Music & Whats CooklngNBC News' Goodwin KWIN s Top Ten
415 The Children a Hour Bill Goodwin' HeminRwav News
4 .30 Club 1230 BUI Goodwin Here's the Answer
4 45 Club 1230 Bill Goodwin Sam Haves-
5 00 Edward R. Murrow""
3 15 Music & Mel Allen
5 30 -Tom Harmon
3 42 Frank Con'
6 00 Edward P. Morgan
6:1S Lowell Thomas'
6 30 Amos & Andy
6.45 Amos & Andy-Newa
NBC News' Car Tunes Bob Se Ray
Car Tunes Bob & Ray
Regional Roundup Bob & Ray
Elmer Peterson' Let's Talk Sports
NBC News' Spts. Daily Fulton Lewis Jr.
Man on the Go' Local News
Musical Jazz KWIN Karavan
Musical Jazz KWIN Karavan
7.00 Chev. News'
7:13 Masters of MeIodv
7-30 Robert Q. Lewis'
7:45 Robert Q. Lewis'
8 00 CBS News"
8:15 Robert Q. Lewis
830 The World Today
8 45 The World Today
9 00 Regal Tune Table'
0:13 Regal Tune Table'
9.30 Do V'ou Know"
9:45 Do You Know
NBC Newi" Jazz
Musical Jazz
Morgan Beatty
One Man's Family
NBC News' Dragnet
Dragnet'
KWIN Karavan
KWIN Karavan
KWIN Karavan
KWIN Karavan
10:00 World News Beat
10:15 Oil the Record
10 30 Off the Record
10 45 Off the Record
KWIN Karavan
KWIN Karavan
Operation Entertainment KWIN Karavan
Operation EntertammenlKWIN Karavan
NBC News" News'
Biography in Sound KWIN Karavan
Biography in Sound KWIN Karavan
Biographv in Sound KWIN Karavan
Richfield Reporter
Nightwatch
Ntghtwatch
Nightwatch
Trcasurv Agent
Treasury Agent
Big City
Big City
11 DO Sign Off
Sign Off
RADIO PROGRAMS-WEDNESDAY
6:00 News of America
0.15 Yawn Patrol
6:30 Yawn Patrol
6 45 Yawn Patrol
Bob Roberts Corral
Bob Roberts Corral
Bob Roberts Corral
First News
Wakeup Ranch
Wane up Ranch
Musical Clock
Musical Clock
7:00 Breakfast Tunes Rise and Shine
7:13 Martin Agronsky Weather. World News
7:30 Tom MacLeod, Sports Rogue Valley Beeper
7:45 Harry Babbitt Weather & 7:50 News
Hemingway News
Breakfast Gang
Musical Clock
Musical Clock
8 00 Frank Goss"
8:15 Weather Sc Music
8:30 Knight's News
8 45 Howard Miller Show
NBC News Hearl
Hear)
Hearl Swap & Sell
'Heart Visit
Chii Ingle News"
Local News-Sports"
Bible Institute
Bible Institute
9 00 Music & Weisfields
9:15 Breakfast Club
9.30 Breakfast Club
9 45 Breakfast Club
NBC News' Hearl
Hear!
Fashion Flashes
Heart News
Voice of Deliverence
Voice of Deliverence
News Coffee Date
Coffee Date
10 00 Nora Drake" NBC News' Bandstand'
10:15 Music Box NBC Bandstand
10 30 Name Your Neighbor NBC Bandstand'
10 45 Trading Post NBC Bandstand
Newspaper of the Air
Telo-Test
The Home Show
The Home Show
1100 Record Rack NBC News Bandstand
11-13 Second Mrs. BuxtonNBC Bandstand
1130 Strike It Rich" NBC Bandstand
11:45 Pat Buttram Show NBC Bandstand
12 00 Paul Harvey Lunchtime News
12 15 Top Five News - Weathe Weather Livestock
12 30 Houseparty" Local News Sports
12:45 Houseparty Hit Tunes
News"
Queen for a Day
Cueen Foi A Day
Queen For A Day
100 Arthur Godfrey
1:15 Arthur Godfrey
1:30 Arthur Godfrey
1 :45 Arthur Godfrey
NBC News" WSP
Westside Party
Westside Party
Westside Party
Western Roundup l ime
Western Roundup Time
Western Roundup Time
Western Roundup Time
Western Roundup Time
Western Roundup Time
C amation miik lime
2 00 Arthur Godfrey" NBC News' WSP
2-15 Arthur Godfrey Westside Party
2 30 Ruth Ashton Weath. Woman In My House"
2 45 Backstage Wife" Affairs of Dr. Gentry'
3 00 Helen Trent NBC News" Matinee'
3 15 Road of Life" Five Star Matinee'
3-30 Strictly for the Ladies HiUtop House
3 . 4 3 s tnctiy lor xne Ljaiei rcu' mms
Western Roundup Time
Western Roundup Time
Western Roundup Time
Western Roundup Time
"News" White Cloud
Musical Spotlite
A Woman 'a Decision
Telo-Test
4 00 Club 1230 & Bulletins NBC News Goodwin
4 15 The Children Hour Bill Goodwin'
4 30 Marine Melody Time Bill Goodwin
KWIN's Top Ten
Hemingway News
Here's the Answer
Sam Hayes
3 00 Edward R. Murrow
5:15 Tea Time Tunes
5:30 Tom Harmon"
5:45 Frank Goss
6:00 Edward P. Morgan
6:15 Lowell Thomas"
0 :43 Amos & Andy
nrc News' Car Tunes
Car Tunes
Local & Oregon News
Elmer peterson-
Bob & Ray
Bob & Ray
Bob & Ray
Let's Talk Sports
NBC News' Spts Daily
Man On The Go
TBA
TBA
Fulton Lewis Jr
Local News
KWIN Kara van-Sports
KWIN Kara van-Sports
NBC News
TBA
One Man's Family
7:00 Chev. News" Boxing
7:13 Berrios vs Cadilli"
7 30 Berrios vs Cadilli
"8 00 News & Rob Lewis" NBC News People
8 15 Robert Q Lewis" People Are Funny
830 The World Today ecollcc"0"! ?n.
8 45 The World Today Recollections atjt0
"9-00 Regal Tune Table NBC News" X-l
9:15 Regal Tune Table X Minus 1
9 30 Update" g eep No More
9 45 Update" Sleep No More
10 00 World News Beat Richfield Reporter
10-15 Off the Record Nightwatchman
10:30 Off the Record Nightwatchman
10 45 Offthe Record. News Nightwatch & News
TToOigrTOff Sign Off
KWIN Karavan
KWIN Karavan
KWIN Karavan
KWIN Karavan
KWIN Karavan
KWIN Karavan
KWIN Karavan
KWIN Karavan
News"
KWIN Karavan
KWIN Karavan
KWIN Karavan
Gang Busters"
Crime Files of Flamond
Crime Files of Flamond
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CBS
NBC
MBS
RBOY 730 KC
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AM -5 45 Sign on. Music throughout day except for following programs
ifl.in ii kkov Haiffains' 11-12 (Sunday onlvi First Baptist service.
1 "pMSJlE?3a5 SSV r-ic 12:15-1230 .Sunday only KBOY ranc
6:30 Sign Off.
TV PROGRAMS - KBES (Channel 5)
TUESDAY
4:45 Search For Tomorrow
5:00 Treasure Travels
5.30 My Little Margie
6:00 Danoe Time
615 Your TV Weatherman
6 20 News
6:30 Hollywood Album
7 00 $64,000 Question
7 30 Do You Trust Your Wile
8 00 Phil Silvers show
8 30 Stars of the Grand Ole Opry
9 oo I Search for Adventure
9 30 Juke Box Jury
10 00 Halls of Ivy
10:30 News
10 33 Sign Off
WEDNESDAY
1 1 50 Devotions
12 00 NBC Matinee
100 Brighter Day
1:13 Secret Storm
ttf ITH am of Niffht
2:00 Comedy Time
230 The Price Is Right
3 :00 Feminine Fancies
3 30 Strike it Rich
4:00 Visit from Your Veternarian
4:15 Religion In the News
4 30 Uncle Bill
4:43 Search for Tomorrow
5:00 Our Miss Brooks
5:30 Cisco Kid
6:00 Sacred Heart
6:15 "Your TV Weatherman"
6 :20 News
6:30 Road To Hospitalit- .
7:00 U. S. Steel Hour
8:00 American Legend
830 Don Faber s Ledger
9:00 Millionaire
9 30 Science Fiction
10:00 News
10:35 Lawrence Welk
11:35 News & Sign Off
On The Side
By E. V. Durling
(Distributed by King Fejturei Syndicate. Inc.)
Come back to me in my d rearm
That I may give
Pulse for pulse, breath lor breath.
Speak low. lean low.
As long ago. my love, how long ago.
Christina Rossetti
The "Broadway" issue of the
Cosmopolitan Magazine is an
extremely clever and compre
hensive coverage of the various
aspects of that world famous
section. As a student of Broad
way history, I enjoyed it im
mensely. However, I must take
issue with Richard Harrity, who
in dealing with the palmy period
of the Palace Theater, refers o
Nora Bayes as "The Judy Gar
land of her day." Judy is a clev
er young woman but as an artist
she is just not in the same class
as Nora Bayes. Nora was a fine
actress, a clever comedienne and
second to nobody in vaudeville
history in putting over a song.
Among the innumerable songs
Nora introduced were "Down
Where The Wurzburger Flows,"
"Has Anybody Here Seen Kel
ly?" "Shine On, Harvest Moon"
and "Over There." There was
only one Nora Bayes.
Sidelights
In 'St. Mary's Cemetery, Ham
ilton. O., there is a tombstone
bearing the following epitaph:
"Mary Moriarity. One of the
best mothers-in-law God ever
made" . . . Women who smoke
are much better bridge players
than women who do not smoke.
So a check on the feminine
bridge playing situation reveals.
Asides
Flat on the back with no
pillows used is said to be the
healthiest and most rest produc
ing way to sleep It was Sarah
Bernhardt who said, "If a worn
man be loved, hated and envied,
her life is worth the living."
Get It Right
Asked what a "Churrasio" is
I said it was a type of restaurant
found in Brazil in which all
meat served is broiled over char
coal. I am now informed a
"Churrasio" is a beefsteak broil
ed over charcoal in restaurants
in the Argentine. And that the
type of restaurant serving it is
called a "Churrasquerica." My
informant is a young woman
named Maureen Kenny. Despite
her grand 'old Irish name Mau
reen was born in Buenos Aires.
Please Note
How many days are there be
tween your birthday and that
of your wife? Am referring to
months and days, not years. For
example, if your birthday is
Aug. 4 and your wife's is Aug.
28, there are 24 days between
your birthdays. The chances of
divorce for a couple are greatly
decreased if there are only 60
days or less between their birth
days. Or so say the stargazers.
Brevities
The common stock paying div
idends the longest is the Fennyl
vania Railroad which has been
so doing since 1848 . . . The
largest secondary day school in
the United States is Erasmus
Hall high school, Brooklyn, with
an enrollment of 5974. Also
Erasmus Hall High numbers
among its graduates more film
stars than any other high school
in the country ... As for the
richest man in the world. Get it
right. That rating goes to Sheikh
Abdullah al Salem, ruler of
Kuwait, who has an income of
over S5 million a week. And no
income tax to pay.
NO GOOD
Hartford, Conn. U.R) A
good clue went aglimmering
when police searched for a thief
with a black eye. They rounded
up four suspects with shiners
ail turned out to be innocent.
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The Medical Roundup
by
Emeritus Consultant In Medicine,
Mayo Clinic
Emeritus Pro lessor of Medicine.
Mavo Foundation
Dr Alvarez
Gallstones
Many persons suffering from
gallstones want to know why the
surgeon insists on removing the
gallbladder as
well as the
stones. The
reason is that
it was discov
ed years ago
that if only the
stones are re
moved, the
symptoms will
soon return in
half of the
cases. Then another operation
may have to be performed. The
trouble lies not so much in the
gallstones as in the inflammation
in the wall of the gallbladder.
Many persons say, "The other
day, during a routine examina
tion, the x-ray man discovered
that I have several large gall
stones. They never bothered me,
but now my surgeon wonders if
he ought to operate on me right
away. What do you think?" For
ty years ago I used to do what I
had been taught to do, and I
told persons' with gallstones that
they had better have them out.
But gradually, as years passed,
and I saw so many hundreds of
cases in which the gallstones,
long present, had never pro
duced and distress of any kind,
and I saw at autopsies the bodies
of so many hundreds of persons
in whom "silent" gallstones were
found incidentally, that I lost my
enthusiasm for ordering the im
mediate removal of the gall
bladder. Then my old friend,
Dr. John Blackford, of Seattle,
reported that for 25 years he
had kept in touch with a few
hundred persons who had had
gallstones, and half of them had
never had any trouble from
them.
As a result, I now never ask
a woman to part with her gall
stones unless they are producing
attacks of severe colicky pain,
or are causing much indigestion,
gas, abdominal discomfort or
severe constipation. I tell her of
the small risks that she will run,
and then I let her decide what
she prefers to do.
Years ago I was influenced
by the statement of some auth
orities that gallstones commonly
produce cancer of the gallblad
der, but a while ago I stopped
worrying about this possibility
when I read, in a large series of
cases of persons with gallstones
who long ago had been insured
by the Metropolitan Life Insur
ance Co., it had been found that
their final mortality rate had
been only about one per cent
higher than that for persons
without gallbladder trouble. Ob
viously, then, the danger of get
ting cancer of the gallbladder,
when one has stones, is mighty
small.
Strange As It Seems
by Elsl
His
Facilities at State Fair Not
Adequate, Chairman Says
"Facilities built in 1923 for
4-H members and Future Farm
ers of America are not adequate
for a youth program that has
increased almost ten fold," Mrs.
John Bohnert, Central Point,
chairman of the Jackson county
state fair facilities committee
stated, at the recent county 4-H
Leaders' association.
Plans are now underway for
the introduction of a bill in the
Oregon legislature to appropriate
money from the general fund to
construct a new dormitory, cafe
teria, auditorium, demonstration
and exhibit facilities for the state
fair, she reported.
The facilities are being design
ed for use throughout the year,
not only for the educational ac
tivities of the 4-H and FFA pro
gram, but for meetings of other
groups as authorized by the state
fair commission.
This past state fair saw over
65 young people sleeping on the
ground during the peak period
of the fair, she said. The dormi
tory was housing 200 more boys
and girls than normal capacity.
In addition, space is so cramped
that exhibits are placed one on
top of another and in many
cases exhibits have been Jeft at
home because of inadequate
space.
Youths Give Money
4-Hers contributed money to
be used in designing and plan
ning the facilities now proposed
according to Mrs. Bohnert.
Committee members working
with Mrs. Bohnert in enlisting
support for the facilities are:
Don Nichols," Ashland; Bill Big
ham, Eagle Point; Stan Zapell,
Talent, and Mrs. Clinton Char
ley, Central Point. More informa
tion may be obtained from any
member of the committee or the
county agents' office, Mrs. Boh
nert reported.
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