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I O O i O TWO MEDFORD (OREGOK) MAIL TRIBUNE Frid.y. June T. 1937 27-M.7Sal TAUtUl . 21 I S MAY rJ"ii7-i3-i9-3a S 42-46-8? P.f .23-41-47 49 CANCIB JUNI Z3 V55-5961-H JULY 24 fS-r,ll-T3-4B-3 Sy70-7t-7t84 xua 24i A WI 331 4-44-43-S7l 444-73 -&T CLAY K. POLLAN- Vowr Dotty AetwtT Gv'd Arcordinp: fo thm Stat. To de-vetop rrtessoge for Saturday, mod words corresponding to number of your Zodiac birth $ga 1 B 51 Wfcot 2 jcn- 32 "Ty IBM 33 Ju 4 C-W 34 Knd 3 Ai 35 DC'io 4 Morwr 34 Gowip 7 Mm 37 Ard 8 Anro 3ft PKigg'io 0n 3 H't 10 Mo. 40 Ot II Umll 4I Mum 12 B 13 Turn 1 4 Ptcc 15 OwunVna 14 Mor 17 O , 18 w,lt 19 Mok. 20 R 21 To 22 N- 23 Va. 24 B. 25 Pul 26 27 Ohmn 28 Srringa 29 Behind 30 Con 42 To 43 I 44 So. 45 B. 44 You 47 Bo 48 v.tirt 49 Worf 50 ChoTfo 51 Yob 12 A 53 Cob 34 May 55 Laod 54 Can 57 Short 58 Advot 59 Cw'y 60 Mil a rjl iU16.2?ri ! 4-31-32-901 61 Y 4? 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Lwell Thomas Car Tunes 5 ;i(i Hirkman-Amos St Andywather, Car Tuna rt Amos v Andy" h 00 News-Frank Goas -Tom Harmon Fultvn Lewis Jr.' Hemmi fsewa Telo-Test Sam Mayes Orville Anderson Cavalcade of Sports Cavalcade of Sports" Cavalcade of SDorts" So. Ore. Bowllnf Time 6 3D Robert Q Lewis' H 4.V Turntable Terrace 7 OH Rsl Tune Table NBC News" 7 13 Refidl Tune Table One Man a FamUy 7 30 The World Tonif ht Monitor 7 4. World Ton.ght-Sevar.ed Monitor aj 00 Prirtland-Vancouver NBC Neva-Monitor H Portand-Vancouver Monitor 30 Portland-Vancouver Monitor 4j Portland-Vancouvei- Monitor "f oo-Portiand-Vancouver Nightbeat 9 I Port land-Vancouver Nijfhtbeat :io Portland-Vancouver Nightbeat A 45 Portland-Vancouver Nightbeat fo 00 Portland-Vancouver 10 l.i Portland-Vancouver 10 30 World News Beat 10 4.1 Terrace News 1 I On- One for the Road One for the Road One for the Road Let s Talk Sports .Meet the Artist News KWiN Karavan KW1N Kaxavan Spts. KWIN Karavan KWIN Karavan KWIN Karavan KWIN Karavan-News News KWIN Karavan KWIN Karavan KWIN Karavan KWIN Karavan Richfield Reporter Nightbeat Nightbeat Nightbeat -Sign Off Sign Off News KWIN Karavan Journey to Calvary Journey to Cai vary News Counterspy Counterspy" The Queen's Men The Queen s Men" News KWIN Karavan- RADIO PROGRAMS - SATU RDAY 9 45 Bob Roberts Corral 4 OO News 4 lis world New Roundup 430 Frank Gop" 4S Yawn Patrol 7 00 Yawn Patrol 7 IS Cecil Brown 7 30 Robert Q Lowis" f 45 Robert Q. Lewis Bob Robert's Corral Bob Robert's Corral Bob Robert a Corral Kirst News 0 News A 15 Breakfast Tunes 30 Gunsmoke" 8 45 -Gunsmnke "9 on News" 1.5 Music Box 9 30 No School Today 45 No School Today 10 00 CBS Newi-Amoi-Andy .0 t5 Amos & Andv" in 30 Citv Hospital" 10 45 City Hospital Wake Up to Musio Weather. News" Rogue Valley Beeper Weather & 7:30 News Coffee Clatch Med ford Report Monitor Monitor KWIN's Morning Show KWIN s Morning Show KWIN's Morning Show KWIN's Morning Show MBS News Breakfast Gang KWIN' s Morning Show KWIN's Morning Show World News Sports Musical Sootlite KWIN's Morning Show fvw i s Morning bhow Monitor Monitor Game Commission Sat. News Desk Monitor Monitor Saturday Prut) Saturday Club 1 1 00 Trading Poet 11 15 Record Rack 11 30 (.nrden Gate 11.43 Musical Mixmaster Monitor Monitor Nat 1 Farm & Home Nafl Farm 5t Home 12 Of C BS News Monitor 11 15 Music Matinee. Wo'ther Monitor jj 30 Musical Matinee Monitor 12 45 Musical Matinee Monitor 1 ooVignette Monitor 1 15 Club 1230 Monitor 1 30 Club 1230 Monitor 1 5 Club 1230 Monitor no CBS News 3 15 Club 1230 J 30 Club 1230 2 13 Club 1330 3 n(V CBS News Country 3 15 Country Sryle 3 30 Haven of Rest 3 43 Haven of Rest a no News" Monitor Monitor Monitor Monitor News Music Voice of Deliverance Voice of Deliverance KWIN s Morning Show Cincinnati-Brooklyn" Cincinnati-Brooklyn" Cincinnati-Brooklyn" Cincinnati-Brooklyn Cincinnati-Brooklyn Cincinnati-Brooklyn Cincinnati-Brooklyn" Cincinnati-Brooklyn Cincinnati-Brooklyn Cincinnati-Brooklyn Cincinnati-Brooklyn Ci norma ti-B rooklyn Bill LlvelyShow Bill Lively Show Bill Lively Show B i II Live 1 y S h o w Bill Lively Show Bill Lively Show Bill Lively Show Bill Lively Show 4 l- Veterans Administration 4 30 Rrd Folev Show" 45 Red Foley Show "fi ,10 cBS News 5 15 sar at the Chase 5 ;;o Hickman-lndictment' 15Indictnient 'a no CBS News Goss" 13 Tom Harmon" 30 Johnnv Dollar" 45 Johnny Dollar You Bet Your Life You Bet Your Life Monitor Moni tor MONITOR MONITOR MONITOR MONITOR News Sat Hop KWIN's Saturdav Show KWIN's Saturdav Show KWIN's Saturday Show KWIN's Saturday Show News KWIN's Saturday Show KWIN s Saturday Show MONITOR MONITOR MONITOR MONITOR Bandstand U S A Bandstand U S A Local News Bandstand U S A MONITOR MONITOR Grand Ole Oprr Grand Ola Opry 7 00 Regwl TuneTahle Monitor 7 n RKnl Tune Table" MONITOR 7 30 CBS Sports' -Monitor" 7 4. Turntable Terrace 1 R no Portland-Vancouver KMEDMuiic R I Portland-Vancouver KMEU Music R ;til Portland-Vancouver K MED Music R 4.' Portland-Vancouver KMED Music Otportland-Vancouver KStEDMusic f IS Portland-Vancouver KMED Music P 311 Portland-Vancouver KMED Music 1 4.V Portland-Vancouver KMED Music in no Port land -Vancouver NBC News- in 15 Portland-Vancouver KMED Music Hi :tn World News Beat KMED Music 10 45 Turntable Ter., News KMED Music 11 On Sign "Off Sign Off 11.13 Time Tim Time Time Time Time Time Time Hawaii Calls" Hawaii Calls" Guv Lombard KWIN Kara v a n KWIN Karavan KWIN Karavan KWIN Karavan KWIN Karavan News KWIN Karavan KWIN Karavan KWIN Karavan K W I N Kara van News" KWIN Karavan KWIN Karavan KWIN Karavan "NewPKWIN Karavan KWIN Karavan KWIN Karavan KWIN Karavan -KWTN Karavan -KWIN Karavan News News " 'ABC "CBS "NBC MBS TELEVISION PROGRAMS Tho following TV broadcast log it printed at a froo public rvica for tha Mail Tribuna'i raadari and TV Tiaweri. Schedule changei are printed as provided by the TV stationi. and the Mail Tribune cannot accept responsibility for errors or omissions. KBES-TV (Channel 5) FfttDAT 4 00 Wild Bill Hlckok 4 30 Cncle Bill s Show 3 00 A Vuut With the Citv Tolico 5 13 Doug Edwaro St tat Naw j 5 30 Gateu ay 5 43 Your TV Weatherman 5 "n News ti iw Cavalcade of Sports a 50 Do It Yourself 7 00 Mr Adams Eva 7 30 Captain Grief r 00 The Lineup S 30 Highway Patrol a on I Spv q 30 l Search for Adveatuxe 10 no Hal's of Ivy 10 TO News to 35 Cratrr Lake Thestra 12 00 Sign Off ff.ft.Tl BOAT 10 13 Dizrv Dean Show 12 25 Baseball Game of too Wee a-no Faith for Today Z 30 Frankie Fontaine's "fcowtatrao 3-00 The Christophers J 30 Hands Across the Shskiyoua 4 S Hollywood Park ftacos i nO Disneyland Srt'O Jackie Gleasoa) T 00 Gaie Storm Show - 30 SRO Playhouso 8 00 Your Navy 8 30 Tennrsee Ernie Ford i yv Bit Picture 9 : t People Are Funny 9 iS News in ittChH agoWrestling 1! ?f Saurdv Date 12 tK s.r-. off 1 1 12 1 30 ( ace the NtTi World New nua'iu HQ Gatr av no Jarsson County fubhr Health 30 College Hour Pit How Christian Scitnce Heaia 30 The S tinners iat Oreajn 00 Sec It Now 15 Jill Corey Sho 30 Jack Brnnv no Ed .Sullivan fOictat 00 G C Theatre 30 Alired HitchcocX 00 Loretta Youn 3it Dr Chr;::an 00 Weekly News in &r-4tw ' 5 Liherare 30 I v Got sV:rt .00 NowtdV&saOff KOTI-TV (Channel 2) FRIDAY 4 00 Wild Bill Hieock 3:15 Doug Edwards and News 5:30 Basin Sports 3:45 Weather and News 6 00, Cavalcade of Sports 6- 50 Sportsman 7- 00 Mr. Adams and Eve 7:30 Captain Grief groo The Lineup 8:30 Highway Patrol 8:00 I Spy 0:30 Search for Adventure 10 onHalls of Ivy 10 30 News 10-33 Sign off SATURDAY 43 Diary Dean WsrtTiup P 33 Baseball Game of the Week 3 OO Faith for Today 2 3n Fontaine Showtime 3 00 Christophers 4 15 Park Racea 5 00 Disnevland 0 00 Jackie Gleaaon 7:00 Gale Storm 7:30 SRO Playhouse 8 00 Your Naw 8 30 Tennessee Krnie Ford 9 00 TB A 8:30 People Are Funnv 10:00 Chicago Wrestling 1 1 on Weather and News U:0 Sign off SUNDAY 1J 00 Face the Nation 12 30 World News Roundup 2 30 Build-ng America S 00 The Wav 4 nn 5. it Now 5 00 Last Word on The Pastnr F 30 Champions 7 OO Ed Sullivan 8 on GE Theater 8 30 Alfred Hitchcock 8 00 Loretta Young 9:30 Dr. Christian 10 00 Weekly News Review ta 1 5 Liberace 1.50 I've Got a Secret 1 1 ft Weather and News 11:04 Sign off The Medical Roundup Emorltus Consultant tn Mtdlcuio, Mayu Clinic Cmorltuf Profestor of Medlelao. Mavo Foundation When a Child Swallows a Marble A woman whose 5-year-old son the other day choked on a marble wonders what she should have done to help him. All she could think of was to turn him upside down and thump his back. Fortun ately, the boy swallowed the marble, but an- Dr Aivam other child she knows choked to death on a large lump of food. For authori tative information, I turned to Dr. Paul H. Hollinger. of Chi cago, who is an expert in getting things out of children's air pass ages and gullet. He said. "Al most all foreign bodies, whether in the larynx (voice box), the bronchus (one of the air tubes in the lungs), or the esophagus (gullet) will cause severe cough ing, choking and gagging. Slap ping the child on the back to dislodge the foreign body is po tentially dangerous because if the object is in the bronchus it is possible for it to be dis lodged and become stuck in the larynx." Then only a quickly made tracheotomy would save the child. In this operation a cut is made into the windpipe just below the thyroid gland, below the Adam's apple. Dr. Hollinger believes that it is best to keep the child as quiet as possible and rush him to the hospital. He says that marbles and jacks are particularly dangerous even wrhen they are in the gullet. Bringing the child's head forward and lifting the chin at the same time, being careful not to tilt the head far back ward, will improve the airway ; and that can help. Sometimes a j large lump of food in the gullet will press on the windpipe and then only quick expert help can save the child's life. Keep Objects Away One of the important things that parents of small children can do is to try to keep from them objects which they can get into their windpipe. Often, I've had the creeps as I have watched ! a mother give ner nine cnua peanuts, an almond, a bean, or an olive with a pit in it. One of the worst things that women do is to give their baby a button basket to play with; j this is just asking for terrible 1 trouble. It's a marvel to me that the infants who are constantly putting things in their mouths ever survive! The infant, if left alone with an olive, might get by all right, but when his brother j hits him or tumbles onto mm down the windpipe it can go. I People should know that in ! every large medical center there , are men who are expert in look-; ing into the windpipe or the j gullet with a lighted tube. They are expert in fishing out foreign bodies. They have to have spe cial forceps with which to get hold of rounded bodies, like peanuts or marbles. They have a special apparatus to close safety-pins. Commonly, an infant will swal low an open safety-pin and this must be closed before it can be gotten out. When something is stuck in the windpipe or gullet the quicker an expert gets at it the better. After .a while, the lining of the tube becomes so swollen that it is much harder to j get at the thing and to get hold j of it. If a child is strangling for : air, a doctor at the nearest hos pital can cut into the windpipe and save life. Some of The Less Common Causes of Severe Backache SLiny a person with an acute backache asks me what is wrong, i and I cannot tell from a distance. I might not be able to tell if I could examine him with care. Many a person with a bad back wonders why x-ray films of the spine show no sign of disease. , Also, an expert orthopedist, when called in, may examine the back and he may see nothing wrong. Then, if, as often happens, after a while the backache goes with or without some manipula tion or physiotherapy the chances are it was an episode in a life-long tendency to arth ritis or fibrositfs. But, says the patient, "Why did it come upon me at that par-: ticular time?" I suspect that , often an acute backache, if not i brought on by lifting or getting a crick, is due to an infection with a virus. I know I once got a terrible and paralyzing attack of lumbago due to the polio-like i Coxsackie virus. This produces a disease often called "the Devil's grip," and it surely feels like that! In some cases, the virus affects the pleura which lines the chest cavity and it may in volve the sac in which the heart lies. Smallpox Appears Years ago in Southern Cali fornia, a man got a very severe backache, so bad that he entered a little hospital run by an irregu lar practitioner. After a few days of the terrible backache, he broke out with a malignant type of smallpox with black pustules all over his body. As a result, if I remember correctly, the prac titioner, the sanatorium cook, and a number of people around the place came down with a se vere form of smallpox and sev eral died. A few months ago I was re minded of this case when in came a previously perfectly healthy young woman with a severe low backache the first she had ever had. The pain was so bad that for several nights she could hardly sleep. Aspirin could not touch it. What was the cause? Apparently, an unusually severe reaction to the vaccina tion against smallpox which she had had a week before the pain came. The "storm" soon quieted down and the woman has had no trouble since. Dr. Alvarez hopes his readers will understand that it would be impossible for him to answer re quests for information or to at tempt to diagnose by mail. (Released by The Register and Tribune Syndicate. 1957) About 37 million are enrolled in U. S. schools and colleges. DOW TV SERVICE Expert Service All Makoa PHONE SP 2-7994 Day or Nite Strange As It Seems by Elsie Hix IT J ; V? 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