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RADIO PROGRAMS - MONDAY
Programs listed blow 4fe revived from the radio stations and trio Mail
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KJc l?30 kc
00 What i Cooking
I )'. Traffic Jfttn
( zi Traffic Jam
1.45 Traffic Jam
1440 kc
KUI.N - 1400 kC
00 Edward P. Morgan
I5 Lowell Thomai"
30 Sport-Amnn n Andy1
.45 Amris i-. Andy"
00 News Frank Goss'
IS Tnm Harnw.n"
3(1 Turntable Terrace
4. TurntrfbeTerrace
Regal Tune Table"
.iS Regal Tune Table
30 World Tonight"
45 World Sevaried'
00 Port land-Vancouver
l.'V Portland-Vancouver
;f) Portland-Vancouver
.45 Port land-Vnncouver
00 Port land-Vancouver
l?i Portland-Vancouver
30 Port I and-Vancouver
45 Portland- Vancouver
00 Port land-Vancouver
15 Portland-Vancouver
30 Turntable Terrace
45 Turntahle Terrace
(W) Sikh Off'
KM CO
NBC News Car Tunes Fulton Lewis Jr
Car Tunes Herruneway News
Car Tunes Trio-Test
Man on the Go Sam Hayes
ONews
One For The Road
One For The Road
One For The Road
One for the Road
Car 1 unea
Weather, Car Tunes
Orval Anderson"
NBC N ew s -Con versa ti 01 Meet the Artist
Conversation News
News of the World KWIN Kara,van-Sports
One Man's Family KWIN Kara van - .News'
NBC News
Boston
Boston Symphony
Boston Symphony
Boston symphony"
Telephone Hour
Telephone Hour
Classical Music Haters
CIassical Music Haters
Night beat
Night beat
Niilhtbear
Nightbeat
Richfieln Reporter
Nightbeat
Nichtbeat
Nightbeat
gign Off
KWIN Karavan
KWIN Karavan
Sports" KWIN Karavan
KWIN Karavan
"Med ford Hi-Rhythm
Medford Hi-Rhythm
Medford Hi-Rhythm
MedfordHi -Rhythm
News
KWIN Karavan
KWIN Karavan
JKWIN Karavan
True Detective Myst.
True Detective Myst
Lives of Harry Lime
Lives ot Harry Lime'
News KWIN Kcravan
RADIO PROGRAMS - TUESDAY
00 World Newi Roundup" Bob Roberta Corral
IV-Yawn Patrol Bob Roberta Corral
8 30 Frank GoM- Bob Roberta Corral
6 43 Harrv Babbitt- First Newa
KWIN'S Morning Show
KWIN'S Morning Show
KWIN'S Morning Show
KWIN'S Morning Show
7. nn Brpakfaat Tunea Rise and Shine
715 Cecil Brown Weaaher Rebort
7 30 Tom MacLeod - Sporta Rogue Valley Beeper
7 45 Howard MUIer Show" Weather Report
Hemingway News
Breakfast Gang
KWIN'S Morning Show
KWIN'S Morning Show
8 .00 News-Wenther
( 15 Breakfast Club
8 30 Breakfast Club
8 44 Breakfast Club
fl -00 Lost & Found Peta
9 IS Coffee Concert
0 30 Name Your Neighbor
B:45 Road ot Life"
ltlflO Music Box
10:1.5 Second Mrs. Burton"
10:30 Strike It Rich
10:45 Pat Buttram"
11:00 Trading Post
11:15 Record Rack
1 1 30 Houseparty"
1 1 :45 rlouseparty
NBC Newa Hearl
'Hearl
Hearl Swap & Sell
Hearl Visit
NBC News Hearl
Hearl
Hearl
near! News
NBC News
Hear!
NBC Bandstand
NBC Bandstand
Hearl
lift Ingle News
KWIN'S Morning Show
KWIN'S Morning Show
KWIN'SMorning Show
KWIN'S Morning Show
Voice of Deliverance
Voice of Deliverance
A. A. Allen . .
Newspaper of The Air
Telo-Test
KWIN'S Morning Show
KWINJMorningShow
NBC News Bandstand News
NBC Bandstand Queen for A Day
NBC Bandstand Queen for A Day
N BC Bandstand Queen for A Day
la OO Paul Harvey Newa Newa
12.15 Top Five Newa-Weather Weather Report Bill Lively Show
12:30 Musical Mlxmaater Lunchtime News Cincinnati Chicago"
12 45 Backstage Wife" His Majesty the Baby Cincinnati-Chicago
1 00 Helen Trent" NBC News" WSP
1 15 Nora Drake" Westside Party
1 30 A-hton"Weath iYou Westside Party
1 .45 Musical Matinee Westside Party
2:00 Arthur Godfrey
2:15 Arthur Godfrey
2 30 Arthur Godfrey
2:45 Arthur Godfrey
NBC Newa' Listen
Listen
Listen!
Listen!
3 00 Arthur Godfrey
3:15 Arthur Godfrey
3 30 Haven of Rest .
330 Havenof Rest
4:00 What's Cooking
4 15 Traffic Jam .
4 30 Traffic Jam
4:43 Traffic Jam
Cincinnati-Chicago
Cincinnati-Chicago
Cincinnati-Chicago
Cincinnati:Chicago
Cincinnati-Chicago
Cincinnati -Chicago
Cincinnati-Chicago
Cincinnati-Chicago
'News Bill Lively
Bill Lively Show
Bill Lively Show
Bill Lively snow
NBC Newa Listen!
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Five Star Matinee
Five Star Matinee
NBC Newa Car Tunea Fulton-Lewis Jr
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Man on the Go Sam Hayea Newa
5:00 Edward P. Morgan NBC Newa" Lcl News One For The Road
5 15 Lowell Thomas" Car lunea One For The Road
S 30 Sports-Amos n Andy Weather. Car Tunea One For The Road
45 Amos Sc Andy" Orval Anderson ' One for the Road
00 News". Frank Goaa NBC News Snta. DailyVeet the Artist
H IS Tom Harmon" Hi-Fi Comer News
jb Turntable Terrace Newa of the World KWIN Karavan-Sporta
6 45 Turntable Terrace One Man's Family KWIN Karavan - News"
"7 (mZTRelSl TurS table" NBC News'-Gif'sleeve" KWIN Karavan
713 Regfll Tune Table"" Gildersleeve" Coke Time"
7 30 The World Tonight" Night Line K WIN Karavan
7 45 World Tonite SevariedNight Line" KWIN Karavan News'
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8 30 All Star Game
8.45 All Starjfcame
9 on AH Star Gam
015 All Star Game
g 30 All Star Game
9 45 All Star Game
inflo All Star Game
10-1!" All Star Game
10 30 World News Beat
10.45 Turntahle Terrace
11 :6f -Sign Off
ABC "CBS
Nightbeat
Nightbeat
Nightbeat
Nightbeat
""Richfield Reporter"
Nightbeat
Nightbeat
Nightbeat
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NBC
Talent Teen Time
TaIentTeen Time
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KWIN Karavan
KWINKaravan
News--KWIN Karavan
Treasury Agent
Scarlet Pimpernel
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AM S'45 Sign on Music throughout day except for following programs
10-10 15 KBCfV Commercials; 11-12 (Sunday onlvl First Baptist service
PM 12-12:15 KBOY ranch; 12U5-12:30 (Sunday onlyl KBOY ranch;
A 30 Sign off.
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MON'DAT
4 no Garden. Farm i Home
4:15 Gateway
4:30 Uncle Bill
3 00 Industry on Parade
3:13 Edwards & Newa
3 30 TV Question Box
3 43 Adventures in Literature
5 iiy-Your TV Weatherman
6 Z0 Newa
6.30 Talent Scouts
7 00 Those r hiUng Girla
7 30 Richard Diamond
8 00 Studio One Summer Theatre
9 .00 Burns and Allen
S 30 Ray Milland Show
10 00 Cross Roads
Ojo:30 News
10:35 Sign Off
TUESDAY.
10:43 Devotions
30:53 News
1 1 oo N BC Matinee
12.00 Brighter Day
12:15 Secret Storm
12 30 F.dge of Night o
:00 Comedy Time .-
1 30 Truth or Conseq OlVfS
2 00 It s Fun toyc:9
2 15 Salvation Army
2 30 Strike It Rinf
Qj-00 Feminine r?eflp
3 30 Carry Moore
3 45 Search for Tomorrcay
4 on Our Miss Brocaja)
4 30 I'm-Ie Bill
3 00 Sacred Heart
5 15 Edvdrrfs& Ncs
5 30 Name That Tune
6 On World Passport .
6 "Your TV fAftOajHtJsTtl
6 News
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7 on Cisco Kid.
7 30 Spolhcht Plavhu.
8 00 f 64 000 Questi 0
8 30 Spike Jones
9 00 Mv Little Margie
9 30 Phil Silver s Shoe
100 Zane Grey Trtr
10:30 w!
10 Sign Oft
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MONDAY
4 :45 Transatlantic Televiews
5:00 Off to Adventure
5:15 Doug Edwards and News
5 45 Adventure in Literature
8:15 Weather and News
S:30 Talent Scouta
7 00 Whiting Girls
7.3n Richard Diamond
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9 00 Burns and Allen
tt 3(1 Ray Milland
10 00 Crossroads
10 30 News
TUESDAY
10:S0 Chaplain's Corner
10:55 News
11 ;00 Matinee Theater
12 00 Brighter Day
12:15 Secret Storm
12:30 Edge ot Night
1 ;00 Comedy Time
1:30 Truth or Consequenees
2.00 Fun to Reduce
2 30 Strike it Rich
3 00 Klamath Gems Camera
3:30 Garry Moore Show
3 45 Search for Tomorrow
4 00 Our Miss Brooks
5 00 Industry on Parade
5:13 Doug Edwards and News
5 .30 Name That Tune
6 00 K Museum
6 15 Weather and News
6 .in TV Question Box
7 no Cisco Kid
7 30 Red Skelton
8:00 5t4.000 Question
8 30 Spike Jones
9 on Mv Little Margie
9 30 Phil Silvers
10 00 Zane Grey
1 o 30 News
10.35 Weather and Sign Off
The Medical Roundup
by
Aft. Kill API till
Emeritus Consultant In Medicine,
Mayo Clinic
Emeritas Professor of Medicine.
Mayo Foundation
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CORONARY HEART DISEASE
AND SOCIAL STATUS
The Health Information Foun
dation has just reported some
medical data from England and
Wales which
show a re
markable cor
relation be
tween social
status and
perhaps o c
cupation, and
arterioscler o
tic or coron
ary heart dis-
or Alvarei ease. F i rst,
the persons in the working ages
between 20 and 64 years were
put into five classifications
ranging from 1) professional; 2
intermediate; 3) skilled work
ers; 4) partly skilled workers,
arxl S) unskilled werkers. Then
it was found that the so-called
standardized mortality ratio was
for the given classes 150, 110,
104, 79, and 89. It is hard to say
why the ablsr the man the more
likelihood he has of getting
coronary heart disease.
Another remarkable finding
was that the mortality from ar
teriosclerosis for the wives of
these men was graded in the re
verse way. Their mortalities, be
gining with the wives of profes
sional men, were 92, 93, 101, 188
and 108.
Some physicians might per
haps argue that the higher the
income of the man, the more fat
he eats and the more likely he
will be to have ulcerations in his
arteries. But why the reverse
with the wives? Why should the
wives of the men in the most fa
vored class have the lowest mor
tality rate from coronary heart
disease?
This is a good example of the
puzzles that keep coming along.
Some day when we can explain
all these curious observations,
we may be aljle to prevent a lot
of coronary heart disease.
X-RAY TREATMENT OF CAN
CER OF THE LUNG
At the recent meeting of Ra
diolbgists at Quebec City, Can
ada, Dr. Ruth J. Guttmann said
it is worthwhile to treat people
with inoperable cancer of the
lung by means of powerful X
rays. Some of the patients are
made more comfortable; their
cough and pain disappear, and
some apparently have beer, kept
alive for a number of months.
Four out of 144 have survived
for more than four years.
MAIL ORDER QUACKERY
Postmaster-General Arthur E.
Summerfield recenly reported
his efforts to take away mail
ing privileges from the many
quacks who, each year, get away
with some 550,000,000 stolen
from the people who answer
their advertisements and send
them money. This year the Post
Ofiice issued fraud orders
against many of these people, and
already 106 have agreed to quit
the dirty business that has been
grossing them $225,000 a day.
They knew their so-called medi
cines are such a fraud that they
must not go into court to try
to defend themselves.
The commonest of these frauds
are dietless reducing schemes,
bust-developers, sure-cures for
cancer, arthritis, skin diseases,
baldness and lost manhood.
The trouble with much of this
work, wonderful as it is, is that
these quack advertisers, when
stopped from . using a certain
same, immediately change to a
new one and go right ahead sell
ing the same useless herb to
thousands of hopeful people.
Group Participation
Rules Americans
Chicaeo HP More and
more Ampriranc. seem tn hp pet
ting their entertainment as well
as a good share of their educa
tion on a group participation
basis, according to records of
Chicago's Museum of Science
and Industry.
An example of the trend-was
shown recently when the
museum's attendance records
were reviewed. The records in
dicated almost two-and-one-half-
million visitors a year, with the
mimhpr nf nrraniyprl prnnrv of
all kinds up some 23 per cent
from the previous year.
The figures showed it to be
the country's most heavily at
tended museum, with an actual
count last March of 469 pil
grimages. A spokesman for the museum,
however, said that better years
should follow. He said "new or
completely modernized exhibits,
representing an investment of
well over half a million dollars,
are scheduled for installation in
the museum during the second
half of the year.
The spokesman said another
trend also was reflected in the
museum's attendance records
this year. It is "the growing ten
dency of visitors to spend more
actual time in viewing all of the
manv exhibits that stretch
throughout the institution's two
miles of varied offerings.
Thecks of typical visitors.
both those attending the museum
as individuals as wen as tnose
rnmint? with others in groups,
show that the average spectator
now stays more man inree
hours," he said.
Everett Boy Drowns
In Eel River Saturday
Eureka, Calif. HP Ten-year-old
Glenn Richard Hansen,
of Everett, Wash., drowned Sat
urday near Richardson Grove on
the Eel river despite his moth
er's attempt to save him.
His mother, Mrs. Alice Han
sen, Everett, entered the water
in a vain attempt to rescue th3
boy and then herself had to be
rescued by onlookers.
IIASS. PLANS
Bostjn HP Massachu
setts manufacturers plan to
spend 288 million dollars for
new plant and equipment this
year. That is two million dollars
more than they spent during
195.
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answer requests for information
or to attempt to diagnose by
mail.
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Tribune Syndicate. 1957)
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