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It firSj 3-3CMl(V 55-72-849 mew FtB. TO)" 4-14.27.384n MS-Sc-SO-as1 RADIO PROGRAMS - TUESDAY Programs listed balow are rcived from the radio ftationi and Hi a Mail Tribuna assumes no responsibility axcopt to maka such changes as are supplied HVJC 123t ke KMLD 1440 ke KWLN 1400 ke 4 00 Music & What- Cooking VBC News" Goodwin KWIN i Top Ten 4:15 The Children s Hour Bill Goodwin Hemingwav News 4 30 Club 1230 Bill Goodwin Here's the Answer 4.43 Club 1230 BiU Goodwin" Sam Haves' 5 00 Edward R. Murrow 5 15 Music Mel Allen 5 JO Tom Harmon" 5 45 Frank Gom" NBC News" Car Tunes Bob & Ray" Car Tunes Bob & Ray Regional Roundup Bob & Ray Elmer Peterson" Let's Talk Sports 00 Edward P. Morgan NBC News" Spts. Daily Fulton Lewis Jr. 6 15 Lowell Thomas" Man on the Go" Local News 0 30 Amos & Andy" " Jazz Corner KWIN Karavan 6 45 Amos & Andy-News" Jarz Corner KWIN Karavan "7:00 Chev. News"" NBC News" Jazz KWIN Karavan 7:15 Masters of Melody" Jazz Corner KWIN Karavan 7 30 Robert Q. Lewis" Morgan Beatty KWIN Karavan 7 45 Robert Lewis One Man a Family KWIN Karavan 8 00 CBS News' NBC News" Dragnet KWIN Karavan 8:15 Robert Q. Lewis Dragnet KWIN Karavan Operation EnteriainmeniK wi.N Karavan Operation Enter tainmen I KWIN Karavan News" 8 30 The World Today' 8 :43 The World Today t:00 Regal Tune Table" 15 Regal Tune Table" 9 30 Do You Know" 9.45 Do You Know" NBC News" Inaugural Concert Inaugural Concert KWIN Karavan KWIN Karavan KWIN Karavan 10:00 World News Beat Richfield Reporter" Treasury Agent 10:15 Off the Record Nightwatch Treasury Agent 10:30 Off the Record Nightwatch Big City" 10:45 Off the Record Nightwatch Bin City 11:00 Sign Off Sign Off RADIO PROGRAMS-WEDNESDAY 8:00 Nerweof America Bob Roberta Corral Wakeup Ranch 8:15 Yawn Patrol Bob Roberta Corral WaKeup Ranch 8:30 Yawn Patrol Bob Roberta Corral Musical Clock 6:45 Yawn Patrol First News Musical Clock 7:00 Breakfast Tunes Rise and Shine Hemingway News 7:15 Martin Agronsky Weather. World News Breakfast Gang 7:30 Torn MacLeod. Sports Rogue Valley Beeper Musical Clock 7:45 Harry Babbitt Weather St I SO News Musical Clock 8:00 Frank Goss" NBC News Hearl Cut! Ingle News 8:15 Weather At Music Hear! Local News-Sports 8 JO Knight's News Heart Swap & Sell Bible Institute 8:45 Howard Miller ShowHear! Visit Bible Institute 8:00 Music & Wei-fields NBC News Hearl Voice of Deliverence :15 Breakfast Club Hear! Voice of Deliverence n 30 Breakfast Club Fashion Flashes News Coffee Date 9:45 Breakfast Club Hearl News Coffee Date 10.00 Nora Drake" NBC News Bandstand" Newspaper of the AJr lo:t5 Music Box NBC Bandstand" Telo-Test 10:30 Name Your Neighbor NBC Bandstand The Home Show 10.4.. Trading Post NBC Bandstand The Home Show 11.00 Record Rack NBC News" Bandstand News" 11:13 Second Mrs. BurtonNBC Bandstand , Queen for a Day 11:30 Strike It Rich NBC Bandstand Queen For A Day 11:45 Pat Buttram Show NBC Bandstand Queen For A Day 12.00 Paul Harvey Lunchtima News Noontime News 12:15 Top Five News - Weathe Weather. Livestock Western Roundup Time 12:30 Houscparty Local News. Sporta Western Roundup Time 12:45 Houseparty Hit Tunes n Western Roundup Time 1 00 Arthur Godfrey NBC News" WSP Western Roundup Time 1:15 Arthur Godfrey Westside Party Western Roundup Time 1:30 Arthur Godfrey Westside Party Western Roundup Time 1 45 Arthur Godfrey Westside Party Carnation Milk Time 2:00 Arthur Godfrey NBC News WSP Western Roundup Time 2:15 Arthur Godfrev Westside Partv Western Roundup Time 2 30 Ruth Ashton. Weath." Woman In My House Western Roundup Time 2:45 Backstage Wife Affairs of Dr. Gentry Western Roundup Time 3-00 Helen Trent" NBC News Matinee News White Cloud 3:15 Road of Life" Five Star Matinee" Musical Spotlite 3 30 Strictly for the Ladiea Hilltop House" A Woman's Decision 3:45 Strictly for the Ladies Pepper Young Telo-Test . 4 00 Club 1230 8c Bulletins NBC News" Goodwin KWIN's Top Ten 4:15 The Children ! Hour BiU Goodwin HemingwayfNews 4:30 Marine Melody Time Bill Goodwin Here s the Answer 4.45 Club 1230 Bill Goodwin Sam Hayes 5 00 Edward R. Murrow NBC News Car Tunes Bob & Ray 5 15 Tea Time Tunes Car Tunes Bob & Ray 3:30 Tom Harmon Local 4t Oregon News Boh & Ray 5 :45 Frank Goss Elmer Peterson Let s Talk Sporta g 00 Edward P Morgan NBC News" Spts Daily Fulton Lewis Jr 8:15 Lowell Thomas" Man On The Go Local News 6:30 Amos'. Andy TBA KWIN Karavan-Sports 6 45 Amos 6t Andy TBA KWIN Karavan-Sports 7 00 Chev. News" Boxing NBC News" KWJN Karavan 7:45Ortu va Rodgers" TBA ' KWIN Karavan 7 15 Ortiz vs Rodgers Morgan Beatty J, Caravan 7 30 Ortir vs Rodgers One Man s Family KWIN Karavan 8 00 News 8c Rob Lewis NBC News" Peopie KWIN Karavan g-15 Robert Q Lewis" People Are Funny KWIN Karavan 6 30 The World Todav" Recollections at 30 KWIN Karavan g:45 The World Today Recollections at 30 KWIN Karavan 8 oo Regal Tune Table NBC News" X-l News" 9 15 Re;al Tune Table X Minus 1 KWIN Karavan 9 30 Update" Sleep No More KWIN Karavan 9 :45 Update Sleep No More KWIN Karavan 10 AO WorlrTNews Beat Richfield Reporter Gang Busters 10 15 Off the Record Nightwatchman Gang Busters 10 30 Off the Record Nightwatchman Crime Files of PTamond 10:45 Off the Record, News Nightwatch 8c News Crime Files of Flamond 11:00 SigfTbff Sign Off Sign Off ABC CBS NBC 'MBS K BOY 736 KC CAM programs at same time dally unless erfcerwlse indicated) AM. 5 45 Sign on Music throughout day except for following ore grams 10-1015 KBOY Bargains, 11-12 (Sunday only) Flret Baptist service P.M. 12-12:13 KBOY ranch: 12:15-12-10 (Sunday only) KBOY ranch: 6:30 Sign off. TV PROGRAMS - KBES (Channel 5) TUESDAT 4 43 Search For Tomorrow 5:00 Treasure Travels 3:30 My Little Margie 6:00 Dance Time 6:15 Your TV Weatherman 6:20 News 6 30 Hollywood Album 7:00 S64.000 Question 7 30 Do You Trust Your Wife 8 00 Phil Silvers show 8 30 Stars of the Grand Ola Opry 9 00 I Search for Adventure 9 30 Juke Box Jury 10 00 Halls of Ivy 10 30 News ' 1033 Sign Off WEDNESDAY 1 1 :50 Devotions 12 00 NBC Matinee 1:00 Brighter Day 1:15 Secret Storm 1:30 Edg of Night 2 00 Comedy Time 2:30 The Price Is Right 3:00 Feminine Fancies 3:30 Strike it Rich 4. -00 Visit from Your Vetemarlan 4:15 Religion in the News 4:30 Uncle Bill 4 :4. Search for Tomorrow 5 :0O Treasure Travels 5:30 Cisco Kid 6:00 Sacred Heart 6:15 "Your TV Weatherman" 6 20 News 6:30 Yreka High School Trampoline 7:00 20th Century Fox Hour 8.00 American Legend 8:30 On the Trail 9 Millionaire . 9 30 Science Fiction 10:00 News 10:35 Lawrence Welk 11:35 News & Sign Off No Miracles Due From Titanium The Medical Roundup (r. vr Strange As It Seems Emeritus Consultant In Medicine, Mayo Clinic Emeritus Professor of Medicine, Mayo Fotindatloa ll. ,1. II Dr Alvarez When You Retire, i Look Before You Migrate I was just reading a fine article by my much-admired friend. Sen. Thomas G. Desmond of New York, who has done such wonder ful work in plan ning for the care of the aged. Writing in "T o d a y's Health," he speaks of the great tenden cy for the re cently retired man to pick up and move to another state. Many go in search of a warmer climate where they will no longer have to tend the furnace, or shovel snow, and where they can be outdoors throughout the year. Other persons feel a need for going where living will perhaps be cheaper so that their small pension will go further. A num ber of older people who are suf fering from arthritis, high blood pressure, a weak heart, or asth ma have an idea that they might be more comfortable in a warm dry climate like that of the southwest states. Many persons have an idea that they would be perfectly happy on a little farm some where. But if they were not brought up on a farm, and if they are not strong enough fo. the hard work on a farm, and if they hate living in an isolated place, they had better not sink all of their savings into a farm. Many who do this soon find that they have made a terrible mis take. Perhaps along comes a hard winter, or a season too dry or too wet for plowing, or an epidemic that wipes out their stock, and they are broke. Many old persons will find themselves very unhappy after they have cut themselves loose from their old surroundings, and particularly from all their old friends and their relatives. This is a bad thing for anyone, but worst for the aged who do not make new friends easily. I always say to my elderly pa tients: "Don't buy a home the day you move to Florida or Arizona or 'California. After a few weeks or months in the state you may dislike the place, or your rheumatism or your asth ma may be worse. Also, if you buy right-off from a high-pressure salesman, you may get a bad deal. Better wait a few months until you have looked around and found a place you can love. Many persons, on a retire ment fund, find they must give up some of their expensive habits. It is not always easy to pull in one's belt and live on much less income than was for merly available. As Senator Des mond says, there is plenty of cheap land still available in this country where taxes will be low. But the taxes will be low be cause there are practically no services supplied by the commu nity. An older person should remember that he is not husky enough to become a frontiers man; he is not like the people who went to California in 1849 in a covered wagon. (To Be Continued Wednesday Chicago (U.R) Don't ex pect miracles from titanium, the new "miracle" metal. That's the conclusion of a study conducted by Armour Re search Foundation of the Illinois Institute of Technology. Foundation scientists said ti tanium is new. exciting and as sured of a prominent place among metals. But, like all metals, it has its limitations. The Foundation was asked to conduct the study by the Titani um Metallurgical Laboratory of Columbus, Ohia, to determine the applicability of the metal in gas turbines for airplanes. Titanium alloys,' which art strong and relatively light, can not withstand as much heat as certain other metals, the study showed. Therefore, the Foundation said, the future use of titanium in aircraft engines may be limit ed to parts toward the front end of the compressor where tem peratures are within the metal's limits. "Experience indicates that weight reduction can be achieved on parts operating at tempera tures up to 750 degrees Fahren heit," said Dr. Donald J. Mc Pherson, assistant manager of the Foundation s metal research department- The Family Council Editor's note: The Family Council consists of a Judge, a psychiatrist, three clergymen, a newspaper editor, a women's editor and two writers. E-.b, article Is a summarv of an actual reoort- The Family CouncU does not give advice; It merely reports on problems that have been dealt with by responsible agencies and counselors. Linda D. My mother-in-law snoops- Earl D. It s a very trivial habit. e . . j Linda D. We have been mar-1 ried two years and my husband and I are very happy except that we have one source of trouble his mother. I always promised myself I would be a very good daughter-in-law and even my husband will agree that I have done everything I could to please his mother. I've done many small favors for her and I remember her on all special occasions. What bothers me about her is that every time she comes to visit for a weekend, she goes around snooping and investigat ing things exploring drawers and closets, examining my cloth ing and my husband's. We don t have any special secrets we want to hide, but I do value my privacy. I want my husband to tell her not to do things like that, he refuses. e e Earl D. There are some things you can't tell your own mother. I know that Mom can be annoying that way. She al ways did it to me when I was at home. It is just motherly way of making sure that everything is as it should be. Linda has been thoughtful and nice to my mrother, but she doesn't mention that Mom has been every bit as nice as she has. Mom always remembers special occasions and always brings a nice gift for her. ( I think that this habit of Mom's is very trivial and that Linda is making too much of an issue out of the whole thing. Most mothers have some annoying habits; this surely isn't the worst of them. I have a feeling that, underneath, Linda really resents my mother and her visits. a The Council: Linda is justified to some extent in her dislike of her mother-in-law's annoying habit. Most women would dis like it and Earl should be a little more sympathetic with his wife's point of view about it. However, Earl may be close to the true issue when he feels that underneath her "nice" behavior Linda has some resentment of her mother-in-law. "I always promised myself I would be a very good daughter-in-law," says Linda. Her state ments indicate that she has tried to live up to the letter of the law on the subject but perhaps not the spirit. Linda lists the things she has done for her mother-in-law, but gives no in dication that she likes, under stands or is interested in this woman. Earl sees his mother's habit as "just her motherly way of mak ing sure that everything is as it should be." Perhaps if Linda learned to know and like her mother-in-law, she would see it in the same light. If a really warm relationship exisited be tween Linda and her mother-in-law, the young woman might find the habit merely amusing or she might not be afraid to give a gentle hint that she doesn't like to have things touch ed or moved in her home. As things stand now Linda is afraid of revealing her underneath coldness toward this woman. Linda should now put her effort into developing a real con tact with, her mother-in-law, rather than executing empty gestures. She may find the prob lem will then dissolve by itself. (COPYWRIGHT 1957, GENERAL FEATURES CORP.) If your hair isn't becoming to you ... 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