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I fl5-33-8-524 1 fc0-77-8l-88 FEB 20 A4AR. 21 1-23-4713 RADIO PROGRAMS - TUESDAY Programs listed below arm received from the rsdio stations and the Mail Tribune assumes A responsibility except to make such changes as are supplied atTJC 123 ke KM0 144S kc at WIN 1400 ke 4 :0WBrceze-N-Wax 4:15-Lrtie Story Hour 4 30 Club 123(1 4:45 Club 1230 NBC News' Goodwin Bill Goodwin Bill Goodwin Bill Goodwin- 5:00 Edward R. Murrow" 5.1.1 Music & Mel Allen S 3fcTom Harmon 5:43 Frank Goss Fulton Lewis Jr. Heminirway News Telo-Tesf Sam Hay es NBC News Car Tunes Bob & Ray Car Tunes Bob & Ray Regional Roundup Bob & Ray Klmer Peterson Let's Talk Sports 6 00 Edward P. Morgan Lowell Thomas" 6 sVj Amos & Andy 6:45 Amos & Andy-News' 7:00 Chev. News' 7:15 Masters of Melody -J 30 Turntable Terrace v4 45 Turntable Terrace NBC News" Spts. Daily KWIN'S All Time Hits Man on the Go News Jazz Corner KWIN Karavan Jazz Comer KWIN Karavan News' NBC News- Jazs Jazz Corner Morgan Bentty One Man's Family KWIN Karavan Coke Time KWIN Karavan KWIN Karavan HOOCBS News ).pOTurntable Terrace 8 30 The World Today ,45 The Wor 1 d Today" 1K)0 Renal TiSPe Table 9:15 Regal Tune Table' 0 30 Turntable Terrace 9.45 Turntable Terrace NBC News" Dragnet" KWIN Karavan Dragnet" KWIN Karavan Operation Entertainment KWIN Karavan Operation EntertainmeniKWlN Karavan NBC News" News Biography in Sound KWI.V Karavan Biography in Sound KWIN Karavan Biography in Sound KWIN Karavan 10.00 World News Beat 10:15 Turntable Terrace JO 30 Turntable Terrace J 0 :45 -Turntable Ter News lfflO Sign Off Richfield Reporter Nightwatch Nightwatch Nightwatch Trcasurv Agent Treasurv Agent" Big City Big City KWIN Karavan RAPIO PROGRAMS-WEDNESDAY ff 00 News of America n 15 Yawn Patrol A 30 Bargain Store Joe 8 45 Bargain Store Joe Boh Roberts Corral Bob Roberta Corral Bob Roberts Corral First News Wakeup Ranch Vakeup Ranch Musical Clock Musical Clock 7:00 Breakfast Tunes 7:15 Martin Agronsky 130 Tom MacLeod. Sports 7:45 Harry Babbitt Rise and Shine Weather, World News Rogue Valley Beeper Weather & 7:50 News Hemingway News Breakfast Gang News Musical Clock 8:00 Frank Goss" 8:15 Weather & Music 8:30 Knights News 8:45 HowardMiller Show" NBC News Hear! Hear I Hear! Swap & Sell Hear! Visit 11:00 Music or Weisfields S 15 Breakfast Club 30 Breakfast Club 43 Breakfast Club Cliff Inele News Local News-Sports Ftible Institute Bible Institute NBC News' Hearl Hear! Fashion Flashes Hear! News Voice of Deliverence Voice of Deliverence News Coffee Date Coffee Date 10:00 Nora Drake 10:15 Music Box 10:30 Name Ycjr Neighbor 10 45 Trading Post NBC News Bandstand Newspaper of the Air NBC Bandstand Telo-Tesf NBC Bandstand The Home Show NBC Bandstand The Home Show 1 1 :00 Record Rack NBC News Bandstand 11:15 Second Mrs. BurtonNBC Bandstand 11:30 Strike It Rich NBC Bandstand 11:43 Pat Buttram Show NBC Bandstand 12.00 Paul Harvey Lunchtime News 13 15 trip Five News - Weathe Weather. Livestock 12:30 Houseparty Local News. S porta i2'43 Houseparty Hit Tunes News Queen for a Day Queen For A Day Queen For A Day News Western Roundup Time Western Roundup Time Western Roundup Time -t oo Arthur Godfrey 1 15 Arthur Godfrev 1304rthur Godfrey 1:4V Arthur Godfrey NBC News WSP Westside Party Westside Party Westside Party Western Roundup Time Western Roundup Time Western Roundup Time Carnation Milk Time 2 00 Arthur Godfrey NBC News" WSP 2 15 Arthur Godfrey" Westside Party 2:30 lath Ashton. Weath.Woman In My House 2:45 Backstage Wife" ' Af fairsbf Dr. Gentry Western Roundup Time Western Roundup Time Western Roundup Time Western Roundup Time 3:00 Helen Trent"" .-1:1.1 Road of Life" 3:30 What's Conking 4 :00 Breeze-N-Wax NBC News" Matinee" Five Star Matinee Hilltop House . Pepper Young News" White Cloud Musical Spotlite A Womane Decision Here's the Answer 4:00 Club 1230 Bulletins NBC News Goodwin" 4 :15 The Storv Hour D Bill Goodwin" 4:30 Marine Melody Time Bill Goodwin 4-45 Club 1230 BUI Goodwin Fulton Lewis Jr. Hemingway News Telo-Tesf Sam Hayes 3:00 Edward R Murrow" 5:15 Tea Time Tunes 3:30 Tom Harmon"" 5:45 Frank Goss" 6:00 Edward P. Morgan 8:13 Lowell Thomas 8:30 Amos At Andy H 45 Amos 6t Andy 7 00 Chev. NewsBoxing" T:1.V Ftrown vs Bud Smith 7:30 firown vs. Bud Smith" 7 :45 Brown vs Smith" NBC News Car Tunes Car Tunes Local & Oregon News Elmer Peterson NBC News Spts Daily Man On The Go Hi-Fi Hour Hi-Fi Hour Bob Ray Bob & Ray Bob & Ray Let's Talk Sports KWIN'S All Time Hits News KWIN Karavan-Sports KWIN Karavan News NBC News Hi-Fi Hour Morgan Beatty One Man s Family KWIN KWIN KWIN News Karavan Karavan Karavan 8 00 News t Turntable Ter. NBC News" People- 8 15 Turntable Terrace People Are Funny 8 30 The World Today" Recollections at 30 i ll The World Todav Recollections at 30" t) 00 Regal Tune Table KWIN Karavan KWIN Karavan KWIN Karavan KWIN Karavan 0:15 fieral Tune Table 9 .to -Tu 9 45 rntable Terrace Turntable Terrace NBC News" X-l X Minus 1 Sleep No More Sleep No More" News KWIN Karavan KWIN Karavan KWIN Karavan 10O0 World News Brat (1V15 Turntable Terrace Q 30 irntable terrace 1IM5-Turntable Ter. News 1 1 :00 Sign Off Richfield Reporter" Nightwatchman Nightwatrhman NtRhtwntch 8c News Sign Off Gang Busters Gang Busters" Crime Files of Flamond" Crime Files of riamond KWIN Karavan ABC CBS NBC MBS The Medical Roundup Emeritus Consultant ta Medicine, Mayo clinic Emeritus Professor of Medicine, Mayo Foundation SHOULD COUSINS MARRY? Many cousins who are think ing of marrying ask me why this is supposed to be so danger- why ous, and it is forbidden in many states and by some churches. The answer is that when a child is con ceived, the ovum from the mother and the from the father K -i Dr Alvarex spermatozoon contain thousands of tiny units which are called genes. Each one of these genes, if it is a good one, enables our bodies to de velop normally or to function in certain good ways. Bad genes can give us a poor brain, a mis shapen body, diabetes, insanity, or epilepsy. When two first cousins have children, about one-eighth of their genes are of the same ori gin. In other words, there is a doubling-up of genes. If they are good genes, this doubling can do no harm, but if there are bad genes in the stock, a child born to the couple could get a double dose of them. The im portant point to remember is that if there is no tendency to hereditary disease in the fam ily, and hence no bad genes, the children of cousins will be all right. . On the other hand, if there is some tendency in the family to insanity or epilepsy or feeble-mindedness, or alcohol ism, the doubling of this ten dency may bring disaster to one or more of the children who may happen to be born. I say "may" because some of the chil dren are pretty sure to escape the curse. Latent Tendency to Disease The point that all of us need to know is that many people who seem normal are carrying latent in them a tendency to some disease. For instance, if a diabetic has four children one of them may seem to be normal until he is 40 or so, and then his tendency to diabetes may show up. If, early in life, this man should happen to marry a woman who is also carrying a tendency to diabetes, these ap parently normal people can have three out of four children dia betic. Today, many intelligent and educated people whose parents or grandparents or uncles or aunts suffer from a hereditary disease are trying to find out if they are carriers, and if so. if one or more of their children are carriers. Fortunately, today, methods are being found for the identification of carriers. . For instance, there are four or five ways of testing the children of diabetes to find out which one, if any, is going to have the dis ease. One way is just to estimate the amount of sugar in the per son's blood. Although, higher than normal, it may' not be high enough so that sugar can "spill over" into the person's urine. Today, mothers who have had epilepsy are bringing me their children-and asking "Which one could get my disease?" Often I can get -a good hunch because three of the woman's children will be pleasant and good-natured and easy to handle, but the fourth has always been bad tempered and difficult, and a problem in the home and the school. I get electroencephalo grams made records of the tiny currents constantly being formed in the brain and what do I find? In the difficult child perhaps a typical epileptic record. Then, a little dilantixi given each day may make a new boy out of the child one so much happier and more amen able to discipline. Tracing of Disease It would be very cheering to many persons if I could show them charts depicting how a disease has come down through several generations of a family. Such charts may show that all the descendants of a man or woman who has escaped the family tendency to a certain type of disease are safe. They and their children cannot get it un less it comes in some day through marriage with someone carry ing the tendency. Most persons and even some of us doctors who should know better have the idea that if a defect does not show up in a person's parents or grandpar ents he is safe. A glance at some of the charts prepared by experts in genetics will show that this is not necessarily so. Many a time I find that the father of an epileptic, who was a carrier of epilepsy, seemed normal enough, but his brother had an epileptic child. Brothers and Sisters When a family stock was ex cellent, even the brother and sister matings in certain royal families could result in fine descendants. This was shown in Egypt, where Cleopatra is said to have been descended from several brother-sister matings. As I remember, brother-sister matings were known in Poly nesia where they resulted often in big, handsome and able princes and princesses. Today, in several university centers, there are geneticists who will tell couples what dan gers any of their children would be likely to run. These counsel ors never tell people they must not marry; all they do is to say what the chances are that there would be defective children. The persons must then decide if they wish to assume the risk. Dr. Alvarez hopes his read ers 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) THE BOOKKEEPER Bookkeeping Service In My Home Reasonable Rates PHONE 3-5232 BEVERLY'S TV & RADIO Phone 2-9001 634 Crater Lake Ave. Service Calls $3.50 Open Sunday Through Friday My own shop 8 -Tears neat Poet land Repairing -AD Makes (All programs at same time dally unless otherwise Indicated) A M 3 4S Sign on Music throughout day except for following programs: 10-10 15. KBOY Commercials: 11-12 .Sunday onlvi First Baptist ";. . P.M. 12-12:13, KBOY ranch; 12:15-12:30 (Sunday onlyi KBOY ranch. 8 30 Sign off. TV PROGRAMS - KBES (Channel 5) e - Jhe following TV broadcast log is printed bs a free public serrice for the Mail Tribune's Waders and TV viewers. Sched ule chttfiges are printed as provided by the TV station, and the Mail Tribune cannot accept responsibility for errors or omissions. TUESDAY 4:43 Search For Tomorrow 5:00 This is the Answer 5:30 Mv Little Margie fi On Dance Time :I5 Your TV Weatherman 6ii .News fi t0 Whirley Birds 7:00 S64.000 Question 7.30 Do You Trust Your Wifa R on Phil Silvers show 8 30 Stars of the Grand Ole Opry 9 00 I Search for Adventure a 30 Red Skeltnn 10 00 Dick Powell! Zane Grey Theatre 10:30 News 10 35 Sign Off KtUMSOAl 1 1 50 Devotions 12:00 NBC Matinee 1.O0 Brighter Day 1:1 Scejet Storm 1:3(1 Edge of Night 2:00 Comedy Time 2:30 Tnilh or Consequences 3 00 Feminine fancies TJi Strike it Rich 4TT0 Visit from Your Veternarlan 4 15 Religion in tiia News 4:30 Lncie Bill 4:4." Search for Tomorrow 5 on Our Miss Brooks 3 30 Cisco Kid 6O0 Miniature World s 13 -Your TV Weatherman 6 2n News 6 30 The Christophers 7 00 US Steel Hour 8:00 American Legend 8 30 Life with Elizabeth 9 00 The Millionaire 9:30 Science Fiction Theatre 10:00 Frontier 10:30 News 10:33 Laurcnre Vieik 1135 Sign Olf 'Wafer Squeezer Halts High Speed Jef Planes Washington (U.R) Engineers have developed a novel "water squeezer" for halting high-jet planes in less than 300 feet with out damage to aircraft or land ing gear. Planes, offical publication of Aircraft Industries Association, says that when a jet plane lands it engages with a hook one of two cables stretched across the runway. The cable is attached to a piston in a water-filled pipe. As the engaged plane rolls for ward along the landing strip, it pulls the piston through the water, absorbing the plane's energy, thus bringing it to a halt. It your hair isn't becoming to you . 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