Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, June 12, 1957, Image 16

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Newspaper Page TextTWO (OREGON MAIL TRIBUNE Wednesday June 12, 19S7 JtADIO PROGRAMS-WEDNESDAY Pr9-rmt Utfnd below are received from the radio stations and the Mjil Trrftv 4MHtnos oo responsibility except to make such changes as are supplied KYJC 12 1 fee KM CD 1440 ke KWI.N MOO ke NBC News" Car Tune Car Tune Car Tuiir-3 Man on tr.e fin 00 Wo s Cooking I ' 7"tv:ic jTi. Ar.en1 '.'.h T-a-ft .tarti 4" T::fic .". fi'i-Ewi-d P Morgan NBC .VeAt-LcI New .i T !... 1 TVin,a Car Tunes -''.f i'erii. Hi-hritAn-EvnTWraiher Car Tune t- E - en' ia-f . aut-Ooi" Orval Anderson" "."? ?.e art. NBC Ne-Ai-SDU Daily T-iTTiianitj Trrare 4J. 1 Lima.. Terrace ! i.Rrtra Tijne THi People Arf Funny "ifi ire Word "Ioni$'nf Night Linp" 4". Wurld S uneri Night Line" Sight Line' Fulton Lewis Jr. Hp mm ay News Teio-Test" fra.-nha;.e" One for tr.e Road One for the Road One lor t::e R'iad Ore for The Rnad News of the World One Man s Family 00. Pnrt'irf. 1. port!and-Sattl8 Night Line .Vi Porl-end-Spatlle Night Line" i.5 Port iand -Seattle Night Line" rjriZTpoVtland-Spattie Night beat 15 Port land -Seat tie Night heat :( Portia i .d-S-at!;i Night heat r.rt i and -Seattle .-Mignrnrat on Portland-Seattle 1 Portland -beat tie Turn ta hie Terrace-NeT-jNightheat tji ;.gn un Nlghtline" .ightr.eai Sign Of t " Vret the Artist Ne-A KWIN KARAVAN KWIN Kara an Sport KWIN Karavan KWiN Karavan Snorts" KWiN Karavan KWIN Kara van Nv. N r w KWIN' K a r a v a n KWIN Karavan KWIN Karavan KWIN Karavan "nv" KWIN Karavan K W 'i Kai avan KWIN Kaiavan Nev.s Gane Buster (ianghuster Horatit Hornhlowe Horatio Hnrnhiov. cr News KWIN Karavan RADIO PROGRAMS - THURSDAY p, i 4S Bob Roberts Korral oo World Newi Roundup Bob Robert Korral 6 15 Yawn Patrol Bob Roberta Korral f 30 Frank Go" Bob Robert KorraJ ft 43 Harrv Babbitt" First News 7 (in Breakfast Tune 7 1" On Brown" 7 .10 "Tom Mar Lend -Sport 7 I.') .Howard Miller Show" ft on New-Weather 15 BreaktaM Club R 30 Breakfa.t Club 8 4.1 Break l a, t Club Ri.se and Shine Weather News Rogue Valley Beepers V. gather & 7.50 Nes NBC New7 Hear! Hear! Hear! Swap & Sell Hear! Visit ft 00 Lo.t A Found Pet P Li Cofiee Concert ft 30 Name Your Neighbor fl 4. Road ot Life' 10 00 Music Box 10 IS Second Mm Burton 10 :tn Strike It Rirh" 10 4. Pat Buttrarn" fl no Trading Pot 1 1 15 Record Rack 11 ;;o flouflepartv 11 4.V Houxeparty 3 00 Paul Harvey 12 l .V NBC New" Hearl Hear! Hear! Hear! 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KWTN'S Morning Show KWiN S Morning Snow KAIN S Morn in p Show KWI.N S Morning Show Hemingway News Breakfast Gane" K WIN'S Morning Show K W IN S Morning Show Cliff Ingle" KWIN's Morning Show KWIN Mornin" Show KWIN s Morning Show "KWIN'S MornincShow Voice of Deliverance Voi- e of Deliverance A AAIeri Newspaper of The Air Trio-Teaf KWIN s Morning Shnw KWIN s Morning Show News" Music Queen tor A Day Queen for A Dav Q i ieen for A Da y New Bill Llvelv Show Chicaco-Nrw York Chicago-New York Chicago-New York" Chicago-New York" Chicago-New York" Chicago-New York" "Chicago-New York Chicago-New York Chicago-New York" Chicago-New York STAR GAXER0 ABIES -ajr! 2' ,30-39291 h4V 60-7S-E1 -86 yf TAURUS r. APR. 21 ; V- way 21 W"V'-21-33-5d GEMINI 3-5-8-23 CANCII (UE 23 JULY 23 ki)26-32-35-4H P 53-53-74 LfO Al;G 23 31-43-59-65 JC76-77-34-r' VtRGO A'JG "J .. SE?T T12-T3-17-40 t -'52-75-79-37! -By CLAY R. POLLAN' Your Daily Activity Guict According to Ine Stan. To develoo message for Thursday, reod words corresponding to numbers cf your Zod:GC birth sigrv 1 Ofncnd 31 R5monc 2 Foiiow 32 In 3 A 33 With 4 Fov5'cb' 34 Wetirgi 5 SrDns 35 G'ajp 6 Fjr 36 Thci. 7 Foti 37 Wrh 8 Mo.. 33 Ftft 9 A 39 D et JO Befort 11 &d 12 Petty 13 Hur-h 14 Ex;e'n 15 O-'cvi 15 Don't 17 S.ow 18 Bul.rit 19 You 20 Deal 21 May 22 Let 23 Con 24 Doy 25 0 y 26 Participate 27 Throw 23 0-Ken 2 Turr 30 V.ot;h 40 L s 41 V.nom 42 It 43 You 44 New 45 Toie 61 Trust 62 You 63 Tiof 64 With 65 Social 66 Deal 67 T, 68 Back 69 Decule 70 Credit 71 On 72 The 73 Point 74 Connection! 75 Today scotno OCT. 24 (Jil SC 22 V. pC-25-33-36ai Hl-56-61 46 Lomootible 76 Activities 47 Funcf.oni 77 And 43 Ne 49 You 50 IrntotetJ 51 All 52 Action 53 Seek 54 A 55 Protitobe 56 You 57 Foio 58 New 5' Ventures 60 Ft Gxl () Adverse 73 At 79 Be 80 To 81 All 82 Woney 83 New 84 T-ovel 65 Flnonciol 86 Ind socsed 87 Patient 83 Situation 6 Fcvored 90 Preposition UrUA SEPT. 23 16-22-28-45 gi eyL 1 1-67-70 SAcrrtARius NOV 23 g 3EC 22 gs'i 2- 9-ll.li-v fc3-73-80-62 CAPRICORN DEC 23 tT JAN. 20 C'k 14-lS-24-29,'C- 4-55-66 - AQUARIUS AS. 21 -S cis! 19 , U4-46-57 i MAR 21 S.V, 1- 7-10-43.491 169-71-83-90 VJI The Medical Roundup l ft Emeritus Consultant In Medicine, Mayo Clinic Emeritus Prnfessor of Medicine. Mavn Foundation NBC New". Listen! Listen Five Star Matinee" Tive Star latinee NBC News" Car Tunc Car Tune Car Tune Man on the Go News"-Bill Lively Show Bill Lively Show Bill Lively Show Carnation Milk Time Fulton Lewis Jr. Hemingway New Telo-Test" Sam Hayes 3 00 Edward P Morgan NBC New Leal New 5 15 Lowell Thomas" Car Tunes 3 30 Hickman-Amos & Andy Weather Car Tune S 4.5 Amos At Andy" Orval Anderson" NBC New". Spts. Daily Hi-Fi Corner News of the World (i 00 N'ew's-Frank Gos" 1.5 Tom Harmon" 6 30 Robert Q. Lewis 6 4.5 Turntahle Terrace One .Man's Family 7 on Regal Tune Tahle" NBC News" Hope 7 l.i Regal Tune Table Boh Hope 7 30 The World Tonight" Night Line 7 4.5 -World Tom ght-Se varied Night J-ine 8 no Portland-Seattle News Night Line" 8 IS Portland-Seattle Night Line" 8 30 Portland-Senttle Night Line 8 45 Portland-Seattle Night Line g 00 Portland-Seattle Nightheat p is Portland Seaitle Nightheat p 3h Portland-Seattle Nightheat ft.45 Portland-Seattle Nightheat One for the Road One for the Road One for the Road On c fnr T heR oad "Meet the Arti-st News KWIN Karavan KWI.N K ar ay a n Spr-r ts KWIN Karavan Coke Time" Sports" KWIN Karavai j K WIN K aravan News News Platter Party Platter Party Platter Party Platter Party r. -1 Dr Alvarer in 00 Portland-Seattle Richfield Reporter 10 15 Portland-Seattle Nightheat 10 30 World News Beat Nightheat 10 4 5 Turnt a h le Terrace-N'ew iNightheat 11 Sign Off Sign Off News KWIN Karavan KWIN Karavan KWI.N Karavan News Scotland Yard Scotland Yard Theatre Roal Theatre Royal' News KWIN Karavan ABC CBS NBC MBS (All programs at same time dally unless otherwise indicated) AM. S 45 Sign on Mustc throughout day except for following programs 10-10 15 KBOY Commercials: 11-12 i Sunday only. First Baptist service P.M. 12-12:15. .KBOY ranch; 12:15-1230 (Sunday only KBOY ranch; 6 30 Sign off. TELEVISION PROGRAMS 1 The) following TV broadcast log is printed ai a frea public service for tha Mail Tribune)'! readers and TV viewers. Schedule change are printed as provided by the TV stations, and the Mail Tribune cannot accept responsibility for errors or omissions. KBES-TV (Channel 5) WEDNESDAY 4 on Gatewav 4 ;;o Uncle Bill's Show 5 on Rehgion in the New 5 15 Doug Edward St The New 3 30 Man to Man 3 45 Your TV Weatherman 5 5n News ft on 20th Century Fox Hour 7 On God f rev At Friends 7 30 Life with Elirabeth 8 On The Millionaire g 30 Your Home Theatre 9 00 American Legend 30 Debs and Starlets 0 45 Gateway 10 00 Frontier 1030 News 10 35 Lawrence Weill 11:35 Sign-Off THURSDAY 10 45 Devotion 10 55 News 11 00 NBC Matinee 12 00 Brighter Dav 12 15 Secret Storm 12 30 Edge of Night 1 00 Comedy Time 1 30 Truth or Coneiuencea 2 00 It s Fun to Reduce 2 1 5 Gatew a v 2 3m Strike it Rich 3 Feminine Fancie 3 30 World Passport 3 45 Search tor Tomorrow 4 00 Rm Tin Tin 4 30 Uncle Bill Show 3 00 Gatew av 3 1.5 Doug Edwards and the New 5 30 Ore Cal Panorama fi 15 Your TV Weatherman 6 2n News 6 30 Gateway 45 Pappv Coleman 7 pn Goucho Marx 7 30 Climax 8 30 sheriff of Cochise 9 OiT The Plavhouse 9 30 Die Walsh Friends in on This Week in Sport 10 15 World Passport 10 30 News 10 3 This is Your Lt ft 11.05 Bobby Champion Rhythm Buster K0TI-TV (Channel 2) WEDNESDAY 4 30 This is the Answer 5:00 Bible Pppet 3 15 Doug Edwards and News 3:30 Klamath Extension 5 45 Weather and News 6:00 20th Century Fox 7:00 Godfrev and Friends 7-30 Whirlvbirris 8 00 The Slillionaire 8 30 All-Star Theater 9 00 American Legend 10 no Frontier 10 30 News 10. 3.5 Lawrence We!k 11 35 Weather and Sign Off THURSDAY 10 50 Chaplain Corner 10 55 News 11:00 Matinee Theater 12:00 Brighter Dav 12 15 Secret Storm 12.30 Edge of Night 1 no Comedy Time 1 30 Truth or Consequences 2 no it Fun to Rrduce 2 30 Strike it Rich 3 00 Gems Camera 3 4.5 Search for Tomorrow 4 00 Rm Tin Tin 4 30 United Nations 51.5 Doug Edwards and the News 5 30 Ore-Cal Panorama fi 1.5 Weather and News ti 30 Life With Elizabeth 7 00 Groucho Marx 7 311 Climax 8 30 Sheriff of Cochise 9 00 Playhouse 30 Janet Dean. R V. 10 00 Confidential File 10 30 News 10 35 This Is Your Life 1105 Rhythm Busters Cape Canaveral. Fla. IP The Air Force fired a missile from its Xct center here Tuesday and it burst into flame exploded .-seconds after blasting away from the launching ramp-. Washington IT The Agricul ture Department estimated that the 1957 wheat crop will total 970.533.000 bushels. OH, FilY ACHING BACK Na- : W ci J't he f.-i relief vou nd from mrl'ill r.Krhp. hfKriafhe nd m:if nj.r a, (-.-. and fnina Ihat oftn caus re-T-I... n:---: .nil rmm'plr tir-Wlt films'- thr- dir..mf(M t r"ni' on with or erron - - and ! :m - you ant r,,t ..-T ,t ,.t : Awtlwr dltU't! mav br rr id l-iad.lrr irritation follf-ini wron foi'd -d dnnk - of:m eetUrs u fV .fW relief et l. Till. Th work f-t in r. ,m':i : 1. I'd n.re...-vins arti-.n to rl-r torment ol nae-K-.k.che. he.Harhe-. rvucular rh. and S. by their aonthine erT on H.dd-r ir'-aiin. 7.. hv th'l- mild O.-Jretie etion Irr-ime to r"creae output ol Ule 1 mi'ea of k"ia-i tnbp. . r ii.i c':t row oirIv th:a "-av medirin. jo., ,o : l. . o-e) ntsnt , .l'-n ,,.! iV -a: hif m.lion. r - mrr .-. .-. 'or new. large .at Kid -enrj- Get Uoan t f tocui Key District Bill Signed by Governor Salem V Gov. Robert D. Holmes has signed into law the controversial " key district" bill and two other important pieces of school legislation dcal inr; with re-organization of school districts. Senate Bill 64 contains the much amended formula for dis tributee basic state aid to school districts 20 per cent for tax equalization and 80 per cent on the basis of where children are located in the state. House Bills 163 and 164 pro vide for the eventual re-orcani-zation of Oregon's 7(10 school districts into some 200 new ad ministrative districts. Pearl line Sunrtav ClasMft.rl Js a' noon Saturdav; 10 a m Mondav lor Mondav; other d-s 5:3(1 previous dav B U H A C H Best For Insect Pests Ants. Rrviehes. Pedhug? or Moqui toe? around the hou F!?.i: on cat or do; Ljce on p'.ants or h:rds. for Roof ResuOs 01111 All Cef Fast-Acting DUllHvH At Dreg, Grsury Starts and Pet Shops Medical Research Saves Peti In every state thousands of people spend much energy and money trying to put a stop to J.,j;-l'"l.,-..?Jl all medical re- searcn. i n e y hate physici ans and medi cine with a deadly hate, and one of their ways of striking at the medical pro-j fession is to keep trying al ways to close up all the research laboratories by halting research i on animals. Many strike at medi cine, also, by fighting bitterly all public health measures, such as vaccination for smallpox or polio. In their blind hate many strike even at ordinances for the vaccination of pet dogs against rabies. These people pose as animal lovers, but curiously, I never heard of their doing anything to help animals. They try to close even the research labora- tones in which devoted men and women are constantly searching for ways of protecting dogs and cats and farm animals from fatal distempers of various kinds. I was just reading in the Bulletin for Medical Research an article on the terrible dis-1 ease of the bone marrow that j used to kill thousands of pet i cats. In the Fall of 1937. Drs. .John F. Enders and William ; Hammon, of Harvard, were stopped from carrying out some , research because the kittens they were using as test animals i were all dying. After much I work, the doctors found that the I disease was due to a virus: and then, after more study, they pro duced a vaccine which protected the animals. This is now used by veterinarians to protect your cat when you take it to an ani mal clinic or hospital. Dr. End ers went on with this type of j research, and in 1954 he, with j Dr. Thomas Wcller and Dr. Frederick Robbins, received the j Nobel Prize in Medicine. It was ; their success in growing the polio viruses that made possible the development of the Salk vaccine, which is now saving the lives of so many children. Law Permits Buying Animals The other day I saw that Massachusetts has joined the more civilized states of the Un ion and has passed a law to permit a great university like Harvard to buy unclaimed stray animals from pounds. Now, of course, the many people who cart nothing about what hap pens to sick children or adults, and who like each year to kill some 300.000 cats and dogs to no purpose, say they will hold up the law in the courts as long as they can. What is sad is that thousands of you good people who will read this will send in the money that will enable these people to fight the men who are searching for cures for cancer and other serious diseases. If these people who fight the research workers really cared a hoot about animals and their comfort, they would help the meat packers to put in the new and humane method of slaugh tering animals, and they would give money to universities to help build larger and more com fortable cages and larger run ways for the experimental ani mals. For some of you who read this, and doubt my statement that tlie.se people's motivation is almost purely hatred of medi cine and public health, and not love of animals. I will say that years ago, when my good friend, Professor Herbert Evans, of the University of California, and his group were doing their wonder ful work on the pituitary gland, they tried to buy the heads of the thousands of dogs that were being killed each year at the local pound and then sold to a fertilizer company. All Dr. Evans wanttd were the heads of the dead dogs, and he would pay w-ell for them, but the local "animal-lovers" saw to it that he ! 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