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n !; TWO MEDFORD (CJHEGOl?) MAIL TRIBUNE w Friday, August 30, 1957 RADIO PROGRAMS - FRIDAY -3- (nann listed below 1,1 received from the radio stations and tne Mail Tribune irninni o responsibility except te make such change as are supplied KYJC 123 kc KM ED M40 kc KWIN 1408 ke 4 1)0 So Oregon Golf 4:15 Muaic-Sports 4 30 So. Oregon Coif 4 43 So. Oregon C !of "s 00 Edward P Morgan 5 15 Lo-at.I Tnomaj SBC Nf-ai Car Tunea Car Tunea Car Iun Man on the Go f-uiwn Lea Jr. Henurhway fiews Telo-Test Sam nayes JfBC Kews'Lcl Newa Car Tunea 3 30 Sporta Amoi Andy" Weather. Car Tunea 9 4S Amoa & Andy Orville Anderson One for the Road One for the Road One for the Road One for the Road Spta. 6 00 News-Trans: Coaa fl IS Tom Harmon" 6 30 Robert Q Lewis e 45 Robert Q Lcvia Cavalcade of Snorts Cavajcade of Sporta Cavalcade of Sporta So. Ore. Bowling Time Vm T.1 Tti TM KBC News 7 13 Renal Tune Table One Man a Family 7 30 The World Tonight Monitor ".45 world Tomght-bevaneo xomior- Music for Dining Nevra" Hi Traveler KWiN Kara van Spta. KWI.N karavan KWIN Karavan KWIN Karavan KWIN Karavan 8 bo Port Land-Vancouver 8 15 Portland-Vancouver 8 30 Protland-Vancouver 8 Po.a.odVancouver "sioo Protland-Vancouver 9 1. Portland-Vancouver 9 30 Portland-Vancouver 9 .45 PortiandVaiiCouver 10 00 Port land-Vancouver 10 1 5 Portland-Vancouver 10 30 Turntable Terrace 1 0 45 Terrace Newt ffcO Sign Off NBC News-Moaner Monitor Monitor "Nl'ghtbeat Nightbeat Nightbeat NiKhtbvat Phoenix Disc Date Phoenix Disc Date Phoenix Disc Date Phoenix Disc Date News KWIN Karavan KWI.N Karavan KWIN Karavan Richfield Reporter Nirhtbeat Nijhtbeat Nightbeat Sign Oil News Counterspy q Counterspy The Queen's Men The Queen's Men News KWIN Karavan RADIO 5 45 PROGRAMS - Kmcd Korral SATURDAY 8f)Q News Kmed Korral 8 15 World Newa Roundup Kmed Korral 8 30 Frank Kmed Korral t 45 CBS Farm Kews yirsl .News "7X10 Yawn Patrol Wake Up to Music 7 15 Cecil Brown Weather. News- 7 30 Robert Q Lewis' Rogue Valley Beeper KWIN's Morning Show KWIN's Morning Show KWIN's Morning Show KWIN's Morning Show 7 AS Robert Q Lewis' 8 00 News" 8 15 Breakfast Tunea 8 30 Gunamoke" R-4.3 Gunsmoke Weather Ik 7 SO Newa Coffee Clatch Hearl Hear! Hear! MBS News Breakfast Gang o KWIN s Morning Show KWIN's Morning Show "i7Svw. NBC Newa Hearl 13 Music Box Hear! 930 No School Today Monitor 9 45 No School Today Mom tot JO -00 CBS News-Amos-Andy Monitor 10:15 Amos & Andy" Monitor 1030 City Hospital-- aaiuruaj. v-rao 10:45 City Hospital Saturday Club 11:00 Trading Poet 11:15 Record Rack 1 1 30 Garden Gate" 1 1 :45 Musical Mixmaater 12:00 CBS News News 12 15 Music Matinee. We ther Game Commission 12 30 So. Oregon Golf Monitor 12 45 So. Oregon Golf Monitor 1:00 So World News Sports Musical Sootlite KWIN's Morning Show KWIN's Morning Show News Music Voice of Deliverance Voice of Deliverajgpe KWIN's Morning Tfnow Vonitor Monitor Nst'l Farm & Home Nat'l Farm & Home St Inl-f"hiraffO St. Louis-Chicago St. Louis-Chicago St. Louis-Chicagp St. Louis-Chicago" St. Louis-Chicago St. Louis-Chicago St. Louis-Chicago Oregon Golf 1:15 So. Oregon Golf in c t r n n n fiolf n'nn Cn Ortrie) oGlf 2 15 So. Oregon Golf 230 So .Oregon Golf 2:45 So OregonGolf "5700 CBS News Country 8:13 Country Style 3 30 So. Oregon Golf 3 45 So. Oregon Golf 4:00 TOws 4:1 Monitor Monitor Monitor Monitor Monitor Monitor Monitor Monitor" Q, T tiirhie On St. Louis-Chicago St. Louis-Chicago 0 St. Louis-Chicago Bilft-ively Show Bill Lively Show Rill 1 main Show Bill Lively Show You Bet Your Life You Bet Your Life Monitor MonitorQ Ml 9BITOH" "vS.mn. Administration MONITOR 4:30 So. Oregon Glfo MONITCaJ A It Kf Oregon Coif MONITOR n.il T Urolv Shnis Bill Lively Show Bill Lively Show Bill vely Show J News Saturday Show OKWIN's Saturday Show KWIN s Saturday Show KWIN's Saturday Show KWIN's Saturday Show News KWIN's Saturday Show KWIN's Saturday Show nn Oraffnn flolf 8:15 So. Oregon oGlf 5 30 Sporta Indictment 5T45 Indictment TOO CBS News Gosa 8:15 Tom Harmon 6:30 So. Oregon Glof a n 1 7:00 Regal Tune Table 7:15 Regal Tune Tab MONITOR MONITOR MONITOR MONITOR MOMITflR MONITOR Grand Ole Opry Gra Ole Opry Ranriltanri II -S A Bandstand U.S-A. Local News o Music-Snorts Hawaii Calls Hawaii Calla VU1M TCaravnn KWINKarayari Monitor MONITOR -Monitor -Monitor KMED Music Time KMED Music Time KMED Music Time KMED Music Time 7:30 The World Tonight 7 :45 TJWoHdTonight 8 00 Portland-Vancouver 8:13 Portland-Vancouver 8 30 Portland-Vancouver -zr r, . . " j 1, . ....... icmp-iI Miic Time 915 Portland-Vancouver KMED Music Time 9 30 Portlnad-Vancouver ' KMED Music Time 9 :45 Port larid-Vancoj iver KMED Music Time TfTob Portland-Vancouver ?CNews 101S Portland-Vancouver KMED Music 1 0 30 World News Beat KMED Music in-4. Turntable Ter.. News r..wr.t 11:00 Sign Off Sign Off 11:15 KWIN Karavan KWIN Karavan KWIN Karavan KWIN Karavan " News KWIN Karavan KIN Karavan KWIN Karavan KWIN Karavan News KWl-oK-aravan KWIN Karavan KWIN Karavan - News KWIN Karavan KWIN Karavan KWIN Karavan - News rfwTN Karavan Newa rvaravan ABC CBS NBC MBS Music newt and weather. surf-Sp to sundown, except: Bargain Bouj"1 ..5 rin PM Mondav through Saturdays. Sunday only. 11 to 1 3 A .M., F 1 r A BaPUsf &JS?t&at reca,U every hour at the hour TELEVISION PROGRAMS ' The. followin5 TV broadcasl Jog is printed as a free public .rric. tot lh. Mail Tribune's readers and TV viewers Schedule changes are printed as provided by the TV stations, and the Mail Tribune cannot accept responsibility for errors or omissions. o . . KBES-TV (Channel 5) I KOTI-TV (Channel 2) FRIDAY 4 00 Wild Bill Hlckox 4:30 Uncle Bill's Show 5 00 A Visit With the City Police 5:15 Doug Edwards & the News 5 30 Gateway 5:45 Your TV Weatherman 3 50 News 6 00 Cavalcade ol Sporta 8 30 Do It Yourseif 7 00 Mr Adams & Eve 7:30 Captain Grief 8 00 Undercurrent 8:30 Highway Patrol 9-00 Joe Palooka 9 30 I Search tor Adventure 10:00 Storiet of the Century 10:30 News 10 35 Crater Lake Theatre 12:00 Sign Off SATURDAY 9:40 Cartoon 9 45 Dizzy Dean Show 9:35 Baseball Game of trSSWeelr. 1-00 Saturday Horse Race 1:30 Faith for Today 2:00 Frankie Fontalne'l Showtime 230 Gateway 3 00 The Christophers 3 30 World Passport 3 30 United Medford Crusade 6 00 Jimmy Durante 8 30 Two For the Money 7 00 Gale Storm Show 7:30 SRO Playhouse 8:00 Your Navy 8:30 High-Low 9 00 Encore Theatre 930 People Are Funny 10:00 News 10 05 Chicago Wrestling 11:03 Sign off SUNDAY 11:55 Cart oor. 12 00 American Forum 12:30 Zoo Parade 1-Ofj Frontiers of Faith 130 This Is The Life 2 00 Jackson County Public Health 2:30 College Hour 3:00 Disneyland 4 00 Face the Nation 4 30 World News Roundup 5:00 The Last Word 5:30 Man to Man 5 45 Die Walsh & Friends 6:00 Gateway 6:15 Dan Smoot Show 6 30 Favorite Husband 7 00 Ed Sullivan Show 8:00 G E Theatre 830 Alfred Hitchcock 9O0 The Web 9-30 Dr Christian 10:00 Weekly Newt in Review 10:15 Gateway 10:30 Liberace 11:00 News & Sign Off RAGPICKERS UNITE Tokyo W Eighty of Tokyo's 50.000 ragpickers met Thursday night to organize a union in tended to protect them against "exploitation" by wholesale junk dealers. The new organiza tion will be known as the "Tokyo Resources Collectors Co operative Assn." TRAILED BY TRICKLE Chicago IW Leon Kuce wicz was in hot water today on charges of crashing into a park ed car and leaving the scene of the accident, kucewicz's car radiator was damaged in the col lision and left a trickle of water which police followed along city streets, netting Kucewlcz at the end of the watery trail. FRIDAY 4:00 Wild Bill Hlcock 4:30 Uncle Bill 5:15 Doug Edwardt and Newt 330 Basin Sporta 5:45 Weather and Newt 6:00 Cajjalcade of Sporta 6 :50 Sportsman 7 ;oo NIr Adams and Eve 7:30 Captain Grief 8 00 Undercurrent 8:30 Highway Patrol 9:00 TBA 9 :30 Search for Adventure 10:00 Big Picture 1030 News 1035 Dugan Theater SATURDAY 9:40 Cartoons 9:45 Dizzv Dean Warmup 9 55 Baseball Game of the Week 12 30 Horse Racing 130 Faith for Today 2 00 Fontaine Showtime 3:00 Chnstophera 6:00 Durante 6:30 Two for the Money 7:00 Gale Storm 7 30 SRO aavhouse 8:00 This Week in Sport 8 :30 High-Low 9 00 Encore Theatre 9:30 People Are Funny 10:00 News 10:05 Chicago WresUlng SUNDAY 1 1 :55 Cartoone 12:00 American Fonnil 12:30 Zoo Parade 1:00 Pro Tennis Matches 1 :30 This is the Life 2:00 Catholic Hour 2:30 Childrcnt Gospel 3:00 Disneyland 4:00 Face the Nation 4 30 World Newt Roundup 5:00 Last Word 6:00 The Pastor 6:15 Dan Smoot 630 Favorite Husband 7:00 Ed Sullivan 8:00 GE Theater 8:30 Alfred Hitchcock 9 :00 The Web 9:30 Dr Christian 10:00 Weeklv Newt Review 10:30 Liberace 11:00 Weather and Newt 11:08 Sign off Assistance Asked To Prevent Fires Walter F. McCulloch, dean of the school of forestry at Oregon State college and chairman of the Keep Oregon Green associa tion, has asked the help of all Jackson county residents to keep fire out of the woods in the cur rent fire season. District Warden Curtis Nesh eim, reported 79 fires have been man - caused this year. Thirty man-caused fires were reported during a four-week period end ing Aug. 21. Until fall rains arrive, the danger of fires is ever present and affects everyone, added Mc Culloch. He urged everyone to be careful with fire in the woods so Oregon can be "kept green". London (IP Britain will test atomic weapons with a firepower equivalent to 10,000 tons of TNT next month, the ministry of sup ply has announced. The Medical Roundup Emeritus Consultant In Me dicta. Mayo Clime Emeritus Professor of Meaieln. Mayo Foundation Strange As It Seems hY El$i Hix y-4 4 i V tt'04 1 i ACHONDROPIASTIC DWARFS As I said in a recent column, achondroplastic dwarfs are born with an abnormality ofgrowth in the ends of their long bone3. We physicians know too little about the chemistry of the pro cess o at tempt any treatment of it, and so there is no use in par ents' travel ing about the country, hunt ing for some one who .will Dr Alvarez work a cure. There are two main types of dwarfs: first are the' perfectly formed little people. ve read that both the,rnen and the wom en in this group can have normal- sized children. Second are the achondroplastic dwarfs who can easily be recognized by their rather large head, normal trunk, and short upper arms and short legs. These dwarfs can have normal children, but there is a form of the disease in which their children are achondro plastic. o So far as I know, in mo cases the child is normal enough. He is intelligent and good-natured. In a number of the old paintings of Spanish royalty, one finds alongside a little prince the dwarf who ap parently was his favorite com panion. I have a letter from Mr. Al len D. Reed, Box CC, Delake, Cireenn. whn savit hp is much interested in the problems , of these children because he and his wife, some years ago, adopt ed an achondroplastic boy. He says Stevie is the greatest favorite among all the children in his school and among the business men up and down Main Street. One such dwarf remark ed that at school his only diffi culties were that he was made the mascot of everything, and his fellow students were so over-protective of him that they made life too easy for him. In Stevie's case psychologic tests have shown a curious mixture of some decided abilities and sorge very low responses. Mr. Reed is so interested in learning more about these achondroplastics that I think it would be good if all parents who hav such a child would get intouch with him and send him what information they have cn the problem. Some day, if Mr. Reed gets enough, informa1 tion, he may be able to write a helpful book cn the subject. Judd Greenman Dies In Portland Tuesday Portland OP) Funeral sevices will be held here Friday for Judd Greenman, former gen eral manager of Long-Bell Lum ber company's Vernonia divis ion. He died Tuesday at the age of 71. Greenman was president of I the Oregon-American Lumber Corporation when controlling interest was purchased by Long Bell in 1953. The family had lived in Portland since Green man's retirement in 1?55. Survivors include his wife, Mrs. Lillian Greenman; a daugh ter, Mrs. Phoebe Burrow, Boston; a son, Hale Greenman, Medford; a sister, Mrs. Louise Goodwin, Dana Point, Calif., and six grandchildren. Oft THE LINE Utica, N.Y. 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