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4:15 Story Hour
430 Bulletins-Godfrey
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730 Robert Q Lewis Cavalcade of Sports News Karavan
7:45 Robert Q Lewis Comment KWIN Karavan
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6 :00 New of America Wake Up to Music
6:15 Yawn Patrol Wake Up to Music
630 Yawn Patrol Wake Up to Music News Chuckwaaom
6:45 Farm News' First New News Chuckwagon
1 00 News ; Wake Up to Music Hemingway News
7-15 Cecil Brown Weather News' Sunrise Serenade
730 Frank Goss' Valley Beeper News' Serenade
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930 Gunsmoke Saturday Club New Lively Time
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10:13 Trading Post Monitor' Telo-Tesf
1030 Music Box Monitor' News Lively Time
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1230 Garden Gate' Monitor News Roundup Time
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630 Sports Time" Nat'l Farm & Home News' Candlelight
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FRIDAY
- 4:00 Feminine Fancies
430 Devotions
- 4:35 City Police
- 4:45 Search for Tomorrow
JZ 50 Wild Bill Hickok
5:30 Cartoon Time
6:00 Your TV Weatherman
6:05 News
8:15 Doug Edward & News
6:30 Damon Runyon
- 7:00 Cavalcade of Sports
7:50 Pill Box
7:55 Sports Roundup
- 8:00 Phil Silver
8:30 Sea Hunt
- 9:00 The Lineup
9 30 Harbor Command
10:00 Stories of the Century
' 10:30 News
10:35 Hide Out
12:00 Sign Off
ATCKDAI
10:20 Cartoon
10:30 Big Y Tex
11:00 Pro Basketball
1 30 Racing From Hialeah
2:00 Big Picture
2:30 Joe Palooka
3:00 Kiddies Kartoons
3 :45 Ma verick
4:45 Santa Anita Races
9:15 Great Decisions -
530 Public Health
6:00 News
6:15 Gateway
630 Tennessee Ernie Ford
7:00 Casey Jones
730 Dick and the Duchess
8:00 Gale Storm
830 Have Gun Will Travel
9 :00 Gunsmoke
9:30 People Are Funny
10:00 Design for Scandal
11:00 News
11 .-05 Sign Off
SUNDAY
11:50 Cartoon
12:00 Youth Wants to Know
1230 Look Here
1:00 Gateway
1:30 Face the Nation
2:00 This is the Life
2:30 Schools. Survival
3:00 Rogue Variety Show
430 Rosemary Cloonev
5:00 Shirley Temple Storybook
60 Salvation Army
6:15 Dan Smoot Report
6:30 News
6:45 Video Scope
7:00 Ray Milland
' 730 Bachelor Father
8:00 Ed Sullivan
9. -00 G2 Theater
I 930 Alfred Hitchcock
10:00 Loretta Young
10:30 Pat Boone
11:00 News
11:15 Democratic Dinner
11:45 Signs Off
HA BANK AT LAST
- Kennebunkport, Me. HH
- This small coastal town soon
will have its own bank build
ing for the first time in 144
j- years. The Ocean National
Bank of Kennebunkport is
building a branch office. Lo
, -cal folk have had to travel
..;three miles to Kennebunkport
ifor their bank transactions.
"XA bank was built here in 1813
but it was unsuccessful.
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News One for Road
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News One for Road
One for Road Sport
World News Roundup
Candlelight and Wine
News Candlelight
Candlelight and Wine
Time
730 KC
2:30 New Bargain Roundup
2:45 Requests; Weather on hour;
ivews on naii-nour-3:45
Rogue Valley Hit Parade
4:00 Weather Hit Parade
4:15 Hit Parade
4:30 News Hit Parade
6:13 Sign Off
KOTI-TV (Channel 2)
FRIDAY
4:00 Feminine Fancies
430 Uncle Bill
4:45 Search for Tomorrow
5:00 Wild Bill Hickok
530 Sports Hilights
5:45 Civil Defense
6:00 Weather & News
6.15 Douglas Edwards
630 Passport
6:45 Homes on Parade
7:00 Boxing
7 50 Sportsmen
8:00 Phil Silver
8:30 Sea Hunt
9:00 The Lineup
930 TBA
10:00 Stories of Century
10:30 News
1035 Theater
SATURDAY
10:45 Cartoons
11:00 Basketball
1:30 Hialeah Racine
2:00 Big Picture
2:30 Joe Palooka
30 Cartoon Carnival
430 Passport
4:45 Santa Anita Races
5:15 Great Decisions
630 Tennessee Ernie Ford
7:00 Casey Jones
730 Dick and the Duchess
8:00 Gale Storm Show
830 Have Gun. Will Travel
90 Gunsmoke
9 30 People Are Funny
10:00 News
10:05 Premier Theater
SUNDAY
2"-Youth Wants to Know
1:00 Passport
i.ou race the Nation
2:00 This is the Life
3:00 Last Word
4:00 Cartoon Carnival
430 Rosemary Clooney
5:00 Shirley Temple
6:00 Treasure Travels
6:15 Dan Smoot
6:30 Zane Grey
7:00 Ray Milland
7:30 Bachelor Father
8:00 Ed Sullivan
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10:00 Loretta Young
10:30 Pat Boone Show
11:05 News and Sign Off
Cashbox Reported
Stolen from Building
A casnoox containing about
$300 in qhecks and $8 in cash
was taken from a doctor's
office in the Physicians and
Sergeons building about 11:30
a.m. Wednesday, according to
Medford police.
They said Carmaletia Patsy
Graham, 871 Swing In., re
ported she left the office for
about 10 minutes and when
returning, saw a ran run out
the door with the cashbox.
Police search of the down
town area failed to find the
man.
Friday. February 28, 1958
The Medical
Ah.
More On Persons Who Have
Auto Accidents
In a previous column I told
of the group of psychiatrists
who, in a court in Detroit,
h a ve studied
hibitual traf
fic offenders..
As I said,
a while ago
fl D r. Alan
'A "tantv told of
iinaing ai-nung
t h e se people
many who
were of low
int elligence
and some who had been in
sane, and still were not stable
sough to drive safely.
Many of tha worst offend
ers were, of course, chronic
alcoholics who, when drink
ing lacked judgment of dis
tance; they lacked good
sense, and they lacked good
and quick control over their
muscles. Then, there were
some epileptics who "went to
sleep at the wheel" as the
police report usually puts it.
They did not have enough
warning before a spell so that
they could pull over and stop
the car.
I was much interested in
Dr. Canty's finding that many
of the problem drivers have
criminal records. The criminal
who thinks nothing of "stick
ing up" people, naturally has
no concern for a stop-light or
a boulevard stop sign. No law
ever worries or stops him.
Time and again I have read
in the paper that some men
who had got completely away
after robbing a bank or escap
ing from a prison men who
would never have been caught
if they had only behaved
themselves well enough so
as to keep out of the hands of
the police had 60on been
picked up for going through
a stop-light, or driving 50
miles an hour down a busy
stree. Even when their liberty
and perhaps life depended
on obeying a simple traffic
ordinance, they would not do
it. This fact alone tells us
so much of what we ought to
know and face up to.
Reflexes Work Slowly
Some serious accidents are
caused by old drivers, men
so old that their reflexes do
not work quickly. I remem
ber an old farmer who, as he
came out of his driveway,
saw me coming down the
highway at 60 miles an hour.
His muscles did not work; he
"froze" to his wheel, and went
right on into the middle of
the highway, forcing me into
the ditch. Other accidents are
due to a tantrum of temper
in which the driver gets so
angry at a passing motorist
or at someone in his own. car
that he loses all control of
himself, and for a time drives
like a crazy man.
Many accidents - are due to
the driver's great preoccupa
tion with some worry at home
or in the office. He gets so
concerned over this that ab
sent-mindedly he will drive
into the side of a train or a
bus. I have read that in some
air-lines a pilot is grounded
if he is having divorce trou-
Taxpayers Urged
To Study Budgets
Taxpayers interested in the
amount of tax they will be
paying next year were ad
vised by County Assessor Ray
J. Schumacher today to study
the budgets now in prepara
tion. Almost 100 budgets from
the taxing units within Jack
son county will be prepared
and advertised before July
15, he said, and "now is the
time to decide if you want to
pay for the services includ
ed." Because all budgets require
public notice, citizens have
the privilege to examine
them. If any item is not
clear in the published ac
count, Schumacher explained,
taxpayers can demand an ex
planation from the taxing
district's budget committee.
Eighty-two taxing units sub
mitted budgets last year. All
go to the assessor's office to
be included in the prepara
tion of tax statements sent to
the taxpayers of the various
districts.
Taxing units within the
county include cities, schools,
rural fire, water, irrigation
and sanitary districts.
Amherst, Mass. (IB A
n o v el sports organization,
composed of the fathers of
the under-graduate athletes,
is being formed at the Univer
sity of Massachusetts to foster
athletics. It will be known
as the Sports Dad Associa
tion.' The organization will
award trophies to the top sen
ior student-athlete in each
varsity sport. It also will
sponsor social functions for
its members and their wives.
Sr.'Alnsez
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Emeritus Consultant In Medicine,
Mayo Clinic
Emeritus Professor of Medicine,
Mayo Foundation
ble. He is likely, then, to come
down for a landing with his
wheels up.
A high percentage of ac
cidents are due to fast and
reckless driving by boys of
16. Insurance company figures
show that their accident rate
is much higher than that for
17-year-old boys.
What does all this mean?
It means that if we refuse to
really tackle this problem as
it must be tackled, with the
help of physicians and psy
chiatrists, and if we continue
to give a driving-license to
a man who has been arrest
ed 25 times for reckless or
drunken or stupid or lawless
driving, or if we cheerfully
give a license to a feeble
minded or criminal or psy
chotic or alcoholic person why
should we waste our time talk
ing about safe driving? I
know how difficult and un
pleasant and politically inex
pedient it would be for us to
withold a license from all peo
ple who absolutely should not
be driving, and who have
shown many times that they
cannot or will not drive safe
ly, but as long as we do not
care to keep these people off
the road, we must accept the
terrible tool of death and dis
ablement that we now read
about every holiday week
end. The other day a physician
friend of mine who is 75 went
to renew his auto license. He
was impressed by the fact that
no test was made to see if
he was " still youngish and
quick in his reactions, or if
he was older than his years,
and perhaps too senile and
slowed-up to be driving.
Close Call Remembered
Most of us who drive can
remember several narrow
escapes from death 'due to
the criminal misbehavior of
a driver who should have
had his license taken away.
My closest call came one day
when a long lumber truck
came out of a small side road
and tore across a main U.S.
highway a few yards ahead
of me. All that saved my life
was that he was going so fast
that quickly he got out of my
way. The driver was either
absent-minded or criminal.
Another close callc a m e
when, on another coast-to-coast
highway, a young farm
er, almost certainly drunk,
shot out of a tree-shaded pri
vate road a few yards in front
of me. He was going so fast
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he nearly toppled over try
ing to make the turn onto
the highwayr The important
point is that men like this do
not listen to our pleas for safe
driving; they aren't interest
ed. I doubt if many of them
would really get interested
even if they were severely
punished. Only one thing will
work with them and that is
the taking away of their lic
ense and severe punishment
if they go on driving without
a license.
Dr. Alvarez hopes his read
ers will understand that it
would be impossible for him
to answer requests for infor
mation or to attempt to diag
nose by mail
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and Tribune Syndicate, 1958)
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