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" " 2 t, 5? 4 Ema.-jcf--', 30 -'io '0 F.t Yj 21 4iT (2?,r. i fliV. I I & DIQ PROGRAMS - FRIDAY Progrjmt listed bcifW received Tribune mumei o fcfi'ility except KVJC 1230 ItC KMfclJ 4 00 What i Cooking 4 i. Trfdr Jam 4 30 Traflic Jam 4 Traffic Jam 5 00 Edward P Mnrean' NBC News'Car Tunes Car Tunrs Car Tun Man on the Gn' NBC News" Lei. News 5 13 Lowen Thorns ' C ar Tunei 3 3n Hickman-Amot'fc Andy'WVa'her. Car Tunee 5 U.-5 Amos & Andv Orville Anderson' ft Ofl New t-Frank Gosa" Cavalcade of Sports A IS Tom Harmon"' Cavalcade of Sports' 30 Robert Q Lewis-- Cavalcade of Spor's" A 45 Turntable Terrace So Ore. Bowling Time' 7 00 Reiral Tune Table' NBC News' 7 15 Regal Tune Table One Man's Family 7 30 The World Tonight" Monitor 7 43 World Tonight-Sevaned Monitor 8 00 Portland-Hollywood 8 13 Portland-Hollywood 8 30 Port land-Holl v wood 8 45 Portland-Hoilywwjd 9 00 Portland-Hollywood 9 15 Portland-Hollywood 9 30 Portland-Holly wood 9 45 Portland-Hoi ly wood foOO Portland-Hollywood 10 15 Portland-Hollywood 10 30 World News Beat j o :45 Terrace News iXobSi n n TOf f NBC News Monitor' Monitor Monitor "NiRhtbeat Nightbeat NiKhtbeat Nitehtbeat Richfield Reporter Niffhtbeat Nifhtbeat NiK ht beat Sien Off RADIO PROGRAMS - SATURDAY 45 ' ' ob Roberts Corral 00 News Bobert's Corral 8 15 World Ne JtntlS)" Bob Robert's Corral 8 30 Frank Gos" fht Robert's Corral 0 45 Yawn Patrol r irst News 7 00 Fish & WeethttT 7 13 Cecil Brown 7 3t) Robert Q Lewis' 7 43 Ro bertQ Lewis' V'ake Up Weather. -gue ValJev Beeper Weather & 7:50 News 8 00 News' 8 15 Breakfait TunV 8 30 Gunsmoke" 8 43 Gunsmoke" 9 00 New;s 9 15 Music Box 9.30 No School Today Coffee Clateh Med ford Heport mitor Monitor" Jrtonltor" Monitor Game CommTsl'm 9 45 No School Today Sat. News 10 G CBS New s-Amos-Andy 10:13 Amos & Andy 1030 Citv Hospital 10:45 City Hospital Monitor 38)-nitor" fjturriay baturday 1100 Trading; Post 11:15 Record Rack 1130 Garden Gate' 11 45 Musical Mixmaster 3onitor' Monitor Nat l Farm Nat l Farm 12 00 CBS News Monitor" 12:15 Music Mannea. wa mar monitor- 12.30 Musical Matinee Monitor Momtor 13:45 Musical Matinee .00 Vinette'' 1:15 Club 1230 1:30 Club 123r 1 45 Club 1230 2 00 CBS News O 2 15 Club 1230 2 30 Club 1230 2 45 Club 1230 3 00 CBS News Country 3 15 Country Style 3 30 Haven of Rett 3 45 Haven of Rest Monitor Monitor JJtJnnltor Monitor JVonitor Jtlonitor itonitor aionitor You Bet You Bet Monitor Monitor 4.00 News MONITOR 4:1 Veterans Administration MONITOR 4 30 Red Folev Show MONITOR 4 45 Red Toley Show MONITOR 3.00 CBS News MONITOR MONITOR 5 13 Sat. in St. Louis" 5 30 Hickman-Indictment .MONITOR 545 Indictment' MONITOR 0 00 CBS News Goss' 8 15 Tom Harmon" 8 30 Johnny Dollar" 6 45 Johnnv Dollar" MONITOR MONITOR Grand Ole Grand Ole 7 00 Regal Tune Table 7:13 Regal Tune Table" 7.30 The World Tonight' 7 45 The Worl dTon i g h t 8 00 Portland-Hollywood 8 15 Portland-Hollywood 8 30 Portland-Hollywood J 43 Portland-Hollywood g 00 Portland-Hollywood 9 15 Portland-Hollywood 9 30 Portland-Hollvwood 9 45 Portland-Hollywood Monitor MONITOR -Monitor" -Monitor" KMED Music Time KM ED Music Time KMED Music Time JCMED MusicTime KMED Music Time KMED Music Time KMED Music Time KMED M usic Time NBC News KMED Music KMED Music JCMED Music Sign Off 10 00 Portland-Hollywood 10 1 5 Portland-Hoi I v wood 10 30 World News Beat 10:45 Turntable Ter.. 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Schedule changes are printed as provided by the TV stations, and the Mail Tribune cannot accept responsibility for errors or omissions. gIIS-TV (Channel 5) FRIDAY 4 00 Wild Bill Hickok 4 30 Uncle Bill's Show 5 00 A Visit With the City Police 3 It-Douk Edwards Ac the News 5 3ttGateway 3 45 Your TV Weatherman 5 50 News 8 00 Cavalcade of Sporta 8 50 Do It Yourself 7 00 Mr Adams Sc Eve 7 30 Captain Grief CJ ( 00 The Lineup 5 30 Highway Patrol .prno I Spv 9 30 I Search for Adventure 10 oo World Passport 10 30 New s 10-33 Crater Lake Theatre 12.00 Sign Off SATURDAY 10-13 Dizzv Dean Show 10 25 Baseball Game of the week 12 30 World Passport 2 00 Faith for Todav 2 30 Frankie Fontaine's Showtime 3 00 The Christopher 3 30 World Passport 4 13 Hollvwood Park Races lO 5 00 World Passport IV 6 00 Jackie Gleason 7 00 G.ile Storm Show 7 30 SRO Playhouse g no Your Naw A 30 Tennesee Ernie Ford ) g no Georce Goel c 9 30 People Are Funny 9 ysNews in no ChicaeoWrestling U no Saturdav Date ) 12 00 Sign Olf SI NO AY 12 on American Forum 12 3ti Zoo Parade 1 no Frontiers of Faith 1 30 This is The Life 2 oo Jackson County Public Health 3 00 Disneyland J 4 oo Face the Nation 4 30 World News Roundup O 5 3ti Hollvwood Album 5 4.t How Christian Science Heals fi Oil Jill Corev 6 15 Dean Smoot Show 6 30 Favorite Husband T 00 Fd Sii'hvan Show g;rVT G E Theatre 8:30 Attred Hitchcock 9'00 I.oretta Young f:3.i Dr Christian itt on Weekiy News In Review 1 1 Gatewav JO 3 I ve Got A Secret ai.0O-Nsi-i Sign Oil GAZER fOLLAN SEPT 23 1 5-47 -30-87 S SCOffPtO jCV 23 ' '77-39-50 5-59-81-39 J SA&rTTAIIUS 3- 44-13-57 T- b3-66-73 1- 5- 8-21 from the radi stations and the Mad t make lec h changes as are supplied mo kc KW IN 1100 kc Fultwn Lewis Jr.- Telo-Tesf One for the Road One tor the Road One for the Road jOne for the Rnaii Meet the Artist News' KWi.N Karavan KWIN Karavan Sptf KWIN Karavan KWi.N Karavan Shakespeare P revue Shakespeare P revue Phoenix Disc Date Phoenix Di.sc Date Phoenix Disc Dale Phoen i x Dic Da : e "New. KWIN Karavan KWIN Karavan KWIN Karavan News Counterspy Counterspy The Queen's Men The Quren's Men' News KWIN Karavan - Monitcr KWIN's Morning Show KWIN's Morning Show K WIN's Morning Show KWIN's Morning Show MBS News" Breakfast Gang KWIN's Morning Show KWI.Vs Morning Show World News Sports Musical Sootlite KWIN's Morning Show KWIN's Morning Show News Music Voice ot Deliverance Voice of Deliverance to Music News" Desk K INsMornmg Show Cms) Club Chicago-New York Chicago-New York Chicago-New York C h ica go-New Y o r k Chicago-New York Chicago-New York" Chicaeo-Nrw York Chica go-New York Chicago-New York Chicago-New York" Chicago-New York Chicago-New York 0 Home Home Bill Lively Show Fill Lively Show Bill Livelv Show Bill Lively Show Bill Lively Show Ml Livelv Show Bill Lively Show Bill Lively Show Your Life" Your Ufa News' Sat Hod KWIN's Saturdav Show KWIN s Saturday Show KWIN's Saturday Show "KWIN's Saturday Show" News KWIN's Saturdav Show KWIN's Saturday Show Bandstand USA BandMand U-S-A. Local Newt Bandstand U.3 A Opry Opry Hawaii Calls Hawaii Calls" Guv Lombardo KWINKaravan KWIN Karavan KWIN Karavan KWIN Karavan KWINKaravan News KWIN Karavan KWIN Karavan KWIN Karavan KWIN Karavan News" KWIN Karavan KWIN Karavan KWIN Karavan "NcwsKWlN Karavan KWIN Karavan KWIN Karavan KWIN Karavan News KWIN Karavan News KWIN Karavan K0TI-TV (Channel 2) FRIDAY 4:00 Wild Bill Hicock 5:15 Doug Edwards and News 5:30 Basin Sports 5:45 Weather and Newt 6:00 Cavalcade of Sports 6:50 Sportsman 7 00 MT Adams and Eve 7 30 Captain Grief 8 00 The Lineup g 30 Highway Patrol 9 00 I Spy 9 30 Search for Adventure jo no Big Picture 10:30 News 10 35 Sign off SATURDAY 9 45 Dizzv Dean Warmup 9 55 Baseball Game of the Week 2 00 Faith for Today 2 30 Fontaine Showtime 3 00 Christophers 4 :15 Park Races 5 00 Disneyland 6 00 Jackie Gleason 7.00 Gale Storm 7 30 SRO Playhouse 8 00 This Week in Sports 8 30 Tennessee Ernie Ford 9 00 George Gobel 9 30 People Are Funny 10 00 Chicago Wrestling 1 1 :00 Weather and News 11:06 Sign off SUNDAY 100 Face the Nation 1 30 World News Roundup 2 no Last Word 2 30 Building America 3 00 Children. Gospel 5 00 Last Word 6 00 The Pastor A 30 Favorite Husband 7 00 Fd Sullivan 8 00 GE Theater 8 30 Altred Hitchcock 9 Oil Loretta Young 9.30 Dr Christian 10 00 Weeklv News Review 10 15 Liberate 10 30 I've Got a Secret 11-00 Weather and News 11.06 Sign off KBOY 730 KC CAI1 programs at tame time dally. unless otherwise Indicated) A M. 5 45 Sicn on Music through, out day except tor tollowme programs 110-10 lj KfcSOi Bareains. 11-12 (Sun day only First Sap:i5t service P.M. 12-12:15 KBOY ranch: 12:1V . 12 30 (Sunday onlj j KBOX ranch; 6 JO S.r oit Friday, June 21. 1957 The Medical Roundup by rf Our Futile Handling of Young Criminals In the past few weeks, as I have traveled about the country, everywhere I have read of crim es com mitted by c h i 1 l r en and young peo ple. Every where the po 1 i c e and the courts seemed to be uncertain what to do or where to put the blame. I Or Alvarez know that hun dreds of readers will rise up to tell me that these criminal and sometimes murderous children are the innocent product of broken homes, or they will tell me that society is responsible, but as I keep reading about the subject, 1 find that some of the youncsters come from respecta ble homes that never were broken. I feel sure that in many cases a criminal child is either psy chotic or a carrier of epilepsy. When true, this fact oucht quickly to be recognized, a" then something should be done in the way or providing care for the lad and for the many other insane children in the state. I understand that in three out of four of our states there is no place in which an insane child can be kept. Many good people with an insane or criminal child have written me in an agony of suffering, asking, "Where can we put him?" Where can we get help before he murders one of his schoolmates, as he almost certainly will?" Worse yet, when the police lock up a youthful rapist, he is soon let out again, to go right back to his evil ways. For in stance, here before me is an ar ticle in the Denver Post about a vicious lad of 20 who was just sent to the State Hospital for fracturing the skull of a lovely girl and nearly killing her in his attempt to rape her. He was sentenced to from one day to life or until he is "cured!" For a long series of similar crimes, he was confined in the State Hospital from July 1952 to June 1956, hut then he was let out as "great ly improved!" I wish I knew why someone let him out when it was obvious that he was a typ ical sexual maniac who would never work, but would just drive around town, as he ad mitted, looking for some girl whom he would like to attack. Chronic Criminal At his latest trial, although he had been in a mental hospital, and was a chronic criminal, he, of course, was adjudged sane, this, according to our stupid and crazy and illogical legal difini tion. As the judge said, with this psychiatric opinion before him, he should have sent the man to a reformatory; bu. he hated to do this because th?n, within a few months, the fellow would j be back on the streets again, beating up and raping girls. The betting is good, of course, that within a year or two he will be discharged as sane from the mental hospital, and then he will go back to his old game. That is the only thing we can be sure he will do. What I want to know is why cannot society start protecting irtelf from these mad dogs; these thousands of men who will al ways be criminals and will never do an honest day's work? Why do we keep fooling our selves with the idea that we can i cure these people with a year or two of punishment? Why don't we some day face the fact that many of the criminally insane are going to be criminally in sane most or all of their days? Why should we be so stupid as to assume that a criminal lad like this is going to be cured by a few talks with a psychiatrist? Why are we so utterly stupid as to keep thinking only of punish ing these people? Why don't we think rather of protecting our girls? To my way of thinking, this is far more important, but I do not expect to live long enough to see a real change come in our legal thinking. I hate to see much sympathy con stantly being lavished on the criminals; why not keep some of it for the poor girl with her cracked skull and a nervous system so shocked that it may never quite recover? Car Stolen by Young Thug I know well what happens in many of our courts when a FOR THE BIRDS Huron, S. D. OPi The Fair City Junior Gardeners here be gin planting flowers, especially sunflowers, as soon as the ground is thawed in spring so cardinals, cickadees, nuthatches, riowney and hairy woodpeckers and other birds will have the seeds to eat during the winter. WALT'S TV & RADIO SERVICE Oldest Shop in So Oregon 09 E Maio Phone SP-2-2269 Day and Mcht Service. (Mfdford and vicinity) $3.53 No calls Frt eve or all day Sat 1 Emeritus Consultant la Medicine, Mayo Clinic Emtrltus Professor of Medicine. Mavo Foundation young born-criminal comes up for trial. Years ago, three days after I had bought a beautiful new car, it was stolen by a sullen-faced young thug. He drove it about for several days, Jsing gasoline syphoned out of other cars. But he put in no oil, and hence the car's engine was so badly damaged that, although in the next year I spent many hun dreds of dollars having it re built, it never ran well again. I finally sold the car for $100. After the police jailed the man they found he had never done a lick of work in his life. One look at him showed me he never would; with that evil face, no employer would ever have hired him for any job. He had a long record of arrests, but apparent ly he had some sort of "drag" because always he had been promptly paroled. Every morn ing, when I answered a sub poena to go to court a 9 a.m., and testify (quite needlessly) that it was my car that had been stolen and wrecked, I was kept waiting until noon, when the case was continued so that I would get disgusted and quit coming. After this game very expensive for a busy man like me had been carried on for several weeks, the judge angrily called me before him and gave me a tongue-lashing. He said, "What do you mean, persecuting this poor boy; why not give him a break?" Then he paroled the fellow! My only hope then was that the next car he stole would belong to the judge! 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. 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