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R 13 Yawn f atroi
30 Frank Com"
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7 00 Breakfast Tua
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7:30 Torn M-icLe- - aporf
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KBES-TV (Channel 5)
MONDAY
4 0f World Passport
4.15 Garry Moore
4.30 Uncle BUI
5 00 Industry on Parade
S 13 Edwards & News
5 30 Your Navy Reserve
5 43 Adventures in Literature
6:15 Your TV W eat henna
0 20 News
6 30 Talent Scouta
T OO 1 Love Lucy
7 .30 December Bride
t 00 Studio One Summer Theatre
9 00 Burns and Allen
9 30 Ray Milland Show
10:00 Championship Bowline
10 30 News
10 35 Championship Bowling
11:05 Sign Off
rCE5tAY
jji 45 Devotions
10 33 News
1 1 00 NBC Matinee
12.00 Brighter Day
12 13 Secret Storm
12 30 trice m Night
1 oo Comedy Time
1 30 Truth or Consequences
2 00 It's Fun to Reduce
2 13 Salvation Army
2 30 Strike It Ri-h
3 oo remmine Fancies
3 30 Carry Moire
3 43 St'.trch tor Tomorrow
4 00 Men o: Action -
4 ;vi Ciu-Ie Bui
5 no Sacred He.irt
5 13 Eiiwarrf A News
5 30 Name That Tune
6 oo Wor.d Paport
6 13 Your T Aeatlserman
ft 2o Nfws
t .i,i u jnrtv R.rds
7 oo i":co K;.-!
7 30 Red Skelton
8 oo .t4.O00 Question
8 30 Spike Jones
9 Oil Mv Littie Margie
30 pml Silver s Show
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News One For The Road
Car Tunes One For The Road
Weather. Car Tunee One For The Road
Orvai Anderison One for the Road
NBC News-ConversatioiMeet the Artist
Conversation News
News ot the World KWIN Karavan-Snorts
One Man s Fanul" KWIN Karavan - .News'
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Boston Svmphony KWIN Karavan
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News
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True Detective Mvst
True Detective Mvst
Lives of Harry Lime
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K WIN'S Morning Show
K WIN'S Morning Show
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Hemingway News"
Breakfast Gang
KWIN'S Morning Show
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'"nt Inele News"
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K WIN SMorning Show
KWIN'S Morning Show
Voice ot Deliviiance
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A-A. Allen
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Kews News
' Weather Report Bill Lively Show
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Car Tunes Hemingway News
Car Tunes Telo-Test
Man on the Go Sam Hayes News
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Hi-Fi Corner News
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MBS
K0TI-TV (Channel 2)
MONDAY
4:45 Transatlantic Televiews
5.00 Off to Adventure
5:15 Doug Edwards and News
5:45 Adventure in Literature
6:15 Weather and News
6:30 Talent Scouts
7 001 Love Lucy
7:30 December Bride
8 00 Summer Theatr
9 0t Burns and Allen
9 30 Rav Mill and
10:00 Bowling
10 30 New s
10 33 Bowling
TVESDAY
10:30 Chaplain s Corner
10:35 News
11:00 Matinee Theater
I 12:00 Brighter Day
: 12:13 Secret Storm
12:30 Edgeot Night
1 :00 Comedy Time
1:30 Truth or Consequences
2:00 Fun to Reduce
2:30 Strike it Rich
3.00 Klamath Gems Camera
3.30 Garry Moore Show
3 43 Search for Tomorrow
4 00 Our Miss Brooks
5:00 Industry on Parade
5:15 Doug Edwards and News
5:30 Name That Tune
6:00 Fire Department
6:15 Weather and News
(5.30 TV Question Box
7 00 Cisco Kid
7 30 Red Skelton
8 00 S 64 000 Question
8 30 Spike Jones
9 oo Mv Little Margie
1:30 PhU Silvers
1 o .00 Zane Grey
10 30 News
10 33 Weather and Sign Off
WALT'S TV S RADIO SERVICE
Oldest Sbop in So. Oregon
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Day and Nlfht Serrlce. f ? Cft
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No calls Frl are or all day Sat
Monday. Jun 24, 1957
The Medical Roundup
-rrt
Varicose Veins I
.Millions of people have vari- j
cose veins. These veins tend J
particularly to bother stout '
women who
have borne
children and j
perhaps have
had a "milk j
leg ' after a ;
con finement.
A milk leg is
due to phlebi
tis, or an in
flammation of
Dr Alvarez a vein in me
leg. Often the vein gets plugged
up by what is called thrombus,
or blood-clot. .
Later, if the person is lucky,
this clot becomes somewhat
honeycombed, like a Swiss
cheese, and some blood gets
through the holes. The rest of
the blood has to go through
other veins situated deeper in
the leg.
In many cases no particular
treatment is needed. Perhaps
the person will just wear an
elastic bandage or an elastic
stocking. Elastic stockings are
being made today which are not
conspicuous. In those few cases
in which the veins get very
large and cause a great deal
of trouble and distress, the pa
tient may have to have an op
eration. Usually, what is done
is to make a little cut near the
ankle and through this to place
a metal ring about the vein.
This ring is on the end of a long
wire. By pushing the ring up
along the vein, it is "stripped,"
or disconnected from surround
ing tissues, and is pulled out
through an opening near the
groin. Then the blood goes
through veins located deep in
the leg. One of the early signs
of trouble in some cases is the
appearance of a big brown spot
on the inner side of the leg
near the ankle. Later, this may
break down into a chronic ulcer.
To heal this the area may have
to be covered with a skin graft.
Thousands of women get lit
tle "spider bursts" of slightly
enlarged veins on their thighs
These can hardly be cut out
They might perhaps be injected.
A good treatment is to cover
them up and make them invisi
ble with a special waterproof
cosmetic designed to conceal
this type of blemish. It can be
purchased in drugstores or at
cosmetics counters.
For a wjiile some men were
injecting bad veins with some
irritating chemical designed, to
cause the walls to stick together.
But the results were sometimes
so poor that I doubt if today
many men are using this tech
nique. Are Benzedrine and
Dexedrine Safe?
Many ask if dexedrine or
benzedrine or other drugs that
are used to give the person more
pep in the early morning or to
cut down on appetite are safe
I have heard of rare cases in
which a foolish person ran up
Contestant on TV 1
Gets Scholarship
Asaland Television Shake
spare expert Barbara Hall, now .
appearing as a contestant of the
"S64.000 Question," has been I
awarded an honorary member
ship in the Oregon Shake- j
spearean Festival. She has also
been invited by the group to at- 1
tend its productions this August.
Having completed the S32.00U j
answer last week. Miss Hall '
faces the final "plateau"' Tues-;
day night when the show's
emcee Hal March will ask her
the S64.000 question on the
topic of Shakespeare. The tele
vision show selects its contes
tants with an eye for paradox,
and Miss Hall fits the format, ;
j being a Ziegfeld Follies show-
girl by profession,
j Accompanying the invitation i
;and membership. Festival of-!
ficials sent Miss Hall further in
i formation about the Oregon
event, the first of its kind in the
'nation.
Five plays are currently in
preparation at the Shakespeare
(Festival, with a company of
about 70 persons now at work,
j The plays will be rotated
throughout the month of Au
,gust, opening here August 1
; with "As You Like It." Also on
the slate are "Othello," "Two
iGentlemen' of Verona," "Henry
;V1II," and 'Pericles.''
A total of 676 insurance com
' panies were operating in Arkan
; sas in 1955.
Permanents
Haircuts
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At Old Fashioned Machine
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CRATERIAN
Beauty Salon
41 S. Central Ph. SP 2-4830
Emeritus Consultant In Medicine,
Mavu Clinic
Emeritus Professor of Medicine.
Mavo Foundation
the dose until he was taking
20 or 30 tablets a day, but, of
course, that was stupid. I never
saw such a case. According to
most authorities who have in
vestigated, these drugs can be
taken for years without doing
any detectable harm.
Dr. Alvarez hopes his readers
will understand that it would be
I impossible for him to answer
requests for information or to
attempt to diagnose by mail.
(Released by The Register and
Tribune Syndicate. 1957)
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