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7 1 BIX MEDFORD (OREGON) MAIL TRIBUNE Wednesday. June 28. 1957 6? A STAR GAZER0 31-.59651 74-77 8i y TUtU -yi-t-6; G4MMI ) 2- 9-11-1 "J CAMCM 1- 7-10- ht 7i g- 10-3 1 fi uo y 51 47-70 -By CLAY R POLLAN- M W D7r Activity Gwd H According to fh Stan. f To jve(oo fesscge for Thursday, od oris corresporJ'rg to number of yjt ZwJioc b"Th sgn. :t 62 -n : 63 For 66 Arw-ty P-x 71 In UUA 4L- p4-3?-35-47 3-53-7 VWGO ! 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Mavo Foundation Inflammation Hepatitis, or of tht Liver Scores of persons ask what to do for hepatitis, or inflammation of the liver. So far as I can find 181 4-00 What'! Cookinj 4: i Traffic Jam 4-?,0 Traffic Jam ' 4 i Trat lie Jam goo E-lwaM P Morjran 0 't lsv.ell Thomas'" i 5 ':!) Sports-Amn5-And (5 " Arriffc u. Andy VtO Nrws-fJos" jlfS Tom Harmon ,6:30 Turntable Terrace 6:15 'I urn'able Terrace TnoZReral Tune Table" 7 i', R,it Tune Table"" 7 ?,. The World ToniRhf 7 4. World Sevaned" 61)0 Port land-Vancouver l.'j Portland-Vancouver 4 Port land-Vancouver 8 t.-j Portland-Vancouver j ft 0') Portland-Vancouver 9 !." Portland-Vancouver 9 -;n Portland-Vancouver 9 : Portland-Vancouver Cjn no Portland-Vancouver 10 !i Portland-Vancouver jn ?,0 Turntable Terrace Gin 41 Turntable Terrace-New: 11 00 Sijtn Off NBC News Car Tunea Car Tunes "ar Tun. Man on the G O NBC Newi'Lcl News Cnr Tunes . Weather Car Tunea Orval Andfrson" NBC News'SpU Daily" Hi-Fi Corner" News of the Woi Id One Man s family NBC New People Are Funny NiKht Line" NiRbt Line" News" Night Line Night Line" Niht Line" Niht Line Niphtheat Niphtbrat N ! R h t hea t Nmhlheat Richfield Reporter" NiRhtline" Nijrhtbeat Night heat SiffrToff Fulton Lewis Jr. HenunRway News Telo-Test" SamHayes fne for the Road One for the Road One for the Road One forJThe Road MePt the Artist News KWIN KARA VAN KWINKaravan Sport "KWIN Karavan KWIN Karavan Sports" KWIN Karavan KWIN Karavan News Crater Comet Capera Crater Coruet Capers Crater Comet Capers Crater Comet Capers News" KWIN Karavan KWIN Karavan KWIN Karavan News Gang Busters OanRbusters Horatio Hornhlower Horatio Hornhlower "News KWIN Karavan RADIO PROGRAMS - THURSDAY 5 45 Bob Robert! Korrnl 6 no World Newi Roundup- Bob Roberti Korral 6 15 Yawn Patrol Bob Robert Korral 6.30 Frank tiss" Bon Roberta KorraJ 6 13 Harry Babbitt" First News 7 00 Fuh A Weather 7 15 Cecil Brown 7 30 Tom Macl.eod-Sporta 7 4.5 Howard Miller Show A 00 News-Weather 8 15 Break fa.it Club 8 30 Breakfast Club 8 45 Breakfast Club Rise and Shine Weather, News" Roirue Valley Beepers W e a t h e ri7 : 50 N e w s NBC News Hearl Hear! Hearl Swap & Sell Hear! Visit 9 00 Lost Ac Found Peta 0 1 Coffee Concert 9 .30 Name Your Neighbor O 8 45 Road of Life" NBC News Hearl Hear! Hearl Hear! News KWINS Mornlnr. Show KWIN S Morning; Show KWIN S Mornine Show KWIN S Morning Show Hemingway News Breakfast Gane" KWINS Morning Show KWIN'S Morning Show Cliff Ingle KWlN's Morning Show KWINs Mornin-T Show KWINs Morning Show KWIN'S Morning Show Voice of Deliverance Voice of Deliveranc A A Allen 12 no Music Box ;fj 15 Second Mrs Burton 30 Strike It Rich 10 4.5 Pat Buttram NBC News- Hearl Hear! 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Lewis 6 4.5Ronert QLewis" 7 no Regal tuna Table 7 15 Regal Tuie Table" 7 .30 The World Tonirht 7 45 World Tonight-SevariedNight Line 8 nn Portland-Vancouver News" Nicht Line' fi 15 Portland-Vancouver Night Line' 8 .30 Portland-Vancouver Night Line" 8 4.5 Portland-Vancouver o no Portland-Vancouver 9 l.s Portland-Vancouver ft 3n Portland-Vancouver o 45 Portland-Vancouver 10 no Portland-Vancouver 10 15 Portland-Vancouver 10 .30 World News Beat 10 4 11 no Sign Off One for the Road One for the Road One for the Road One for The Road Meet the Artist News KWIN Karavan KWIN Karavan Sporu Night Line" Nightheat Nightheat Nichtbeat Nightheat ""Richfield Reporter Nightheat Nightheat -Turntable Terrace-N ew-N i g h t heat Sign Off KWIN Karavan Coke Time" Sports" KWIN Karavat KWIN Karavan News Ash. Hi Platter Party Ash. Hi Platter Partv Ash. Hi Platter Partv Ash. Hi Platter Party News- KWIN Karavan KWIN Karavan KWIN Karavan New Scotland Yard Scotland Yard" Theatre Roval TheatreRoyal News KWIN Karavan ,a ii v ci. ruiiu- or Alvirei nately, in most cases, the injury is not great, and after a while the disease clears up, leaving a normal liver. Only in rare cases is the liver so badly damaged that the man is thereafter handicapped, or has what is called cirrhosis or a hardening and shrinkage of the liver. There is a type of cir rhosis of the liver in which the cause is the drinking of too much alcohol. For years I have been reading articles on the treatment of hepatitis, and the impression I have gotten is that there is no medicine that can be counted on to help, and there is no special diet worth prescribing. In the army, the doctors decided that Happy Camp People May Not Incorporate Happy Camp Abandonment of incorporation proceedings for the community of Happy Camp is being sought by many prop erty owners, it has been re ported. Incorporation of the area was first proposed several months ago when a water supply crisis developed. Although many prop erty owners originally favored incorporation, dissatisfaction was voiced later as to feasibility of the plan. Much of the land at Happy Camp is non-taxable since it is occupied by churches, school districts, airport, forest service and other agencies and installa tions. Other suggested solutions to the water crisis in Happy Camp have been formation of a dis trict service area which would be under jurisdiction of the Sis kiyou county board of super visors, and that the water com pany be sold, lacing responsibil ity of public service utilities upon the property owner. the affected soldier did best on a full, adequate diet. Some doc tors, for a while, thought it would be best to keep the pa tient with hepatitis in bed, but out, there is in the army it was foundt hat very little that ' this did not pay. The soldiers can be done, j who were gotten up quickly Hepatitis is due and allowed to get about got to a virus, or well somewhat faster than did perhaps s e v- those who were kept in bed. e r a 1 viruses The important point is that in that cause the majority of cases hepatits more or less ' clears up by itself, leaving a injury to the ; liver that isn t damaged enough so that one can detect the injury. Fortunately, the liver is much like a lizard's tail it has great powers of regeneration. Fortun ately, also, the Designer put much more liver into us than we absolutely need. In a dog one can remove surgically six sevenths of the liver without im pairingt he animal's health. Anemias There are two man types of anemia: one the common one the so-called secondary anemia, is due to a loss of blood from the body. Some women menstru ate so heavily every month that, during the interval they cannot build back all of the blood they have lost. Some people get a secondary anemia from severe bleeding from piles; and many, of course, in their later years. get a severe anemia because of the oozing of blood from a can cer in the bowel or stomach. No one should treat a secondary anemia until he has a good idea whence the person is losing blood. For this type of anemia the drug need is some prepara tion of iron. Liver and Vitamin B12 are not indicated. The pernicious, or primary type of anemia, is due to some hereditary disturbance of the body chemistry. Usually an ex pert can tell which type of anemia he is dealing with from one glance at the stained smears of the blood on a glass slide People with pernicious anemia often get gray by the time they are 25; they have almost no gas tric juice, and no free acid in this juice. Some have numbness and tingling in their legs, and then, if they do not quickly find out what is wrong and get treat ment with Vitamin B12, they can get into serious difficulty in walking. The patient with per nicious anemia must keep tak ing treatment at intervals for the rest of his days. ABC CBS NBC MBS (All programs at same time dally unless otherwise indicated) A M 5 45 Sign on Music throughout day except for following programs 10-10 15 KBOY Commercials. 11-12 iSunday onlvi First Baptist service PM 12-12:13 KBOY ranch; 12:15-12 30 iSunday only! KBOY ranch; 6 30 Sign off. TELEVISION PROGRAMS Th following TV broadcast log is printed si fre public er-vica for the Mail Tribunei reader and" TV viewers. Schedule changi are printed at provided by the TV stations, and the Mail Tribune cannot accept responsibility for errors or emissions. KBES-TV (Channel 5) WEDNFSDAT 4 00 Gatewar 30 t ncle Bill's Show 5 no Relicion in the News 5 ii Doug Edwards At The Newa S Man to Man S 45 Your TV Weatherman 5 'Ml News f, oo -join Century Fox 7 nn G'Hlfrev At Fnenda 7 VI Jrve p.-tiooka 8 on The Millionaire 8 30 Your Home Theatre p no American Lecend M 30 Dfl and Starlets 4.1 Oalrwflv 10 no World Passport in 30 News in 3.t Lawrence Welk 1 1 3.1 S.Rn-Off 10 4! 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Cecil, previously of the music education depart ment at the University of Mon tana. He will teach advanced music appreciation and chorus during the summer session. Dr. Cecil is an undereradtiate of the University of Nebraska ! and received his master's and doctoral degrees in music from j the Eastman school of music at i Rochester, New York. He has taught in the midwest, notably in Iowa, Nebraska, and Missouri, and was head of the music de partment at Ouachita college in Arkansas. Dr. Cecil, whose major instru ment is the bass trombone, has played with such outstanding musical groups as the St. Louis, Lincoln, and Sioux City Sym phony orchestras. 5" Ivr'J rniiniiniiinl I rtfc BEST TOWNE -Kl--UU Beauty Shoppe Ph. 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The date that this project wil start will be announced soon. Grange closed at 10:30 p.m. The next serving committee will be Lena Laricks and Josephine Leoffler. Permanents $59- up Haircuts 51 00 S Up Don't Foret We'n Also Ex per At Old Fashioned Machine and Machineless Permanents CRATERIAN Beauty Salon 41 S. Central Ph. SP 2-4830 Euaene TP National Re publican Chairman Meade Al corn will speak at the annual convention of the Young Repub lican Federation of Oregon at Coos Bay Oct. 4-6. WALT'S TV S RADIO SERVICE Oldest Shop in So Oregon .09 Main Phone BP-2-2269 Da? and Nicht Serrtee, C"5 Cf (Medford and vicinity) VJ.JJ No calls Frl evs or all day Sat DOWN 1 A WEEK 122 E. 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