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Farm & Home 4:45 Visit City Police 5 :00 Your TV Weatherman 5 :05 Ne ws 5:15 Doug Edwards 5:30 Life with Elizabeth 6:00 TV Question Box 6:15 Air Force Story 6:30 Talent Scouts sr 7:00 Daany Thomas ) 7:30 DfVTiber Bride 8:00 Sttraio One Hd. 9 00 Robin Hood 9:30 Bums and Allen 10:00 Adv. in Knowledge J0:30 News 4 10:35 i our :iavy 11:05 Sign Off 1, " 1440 ke KWI2 14' kc Bible seliveranq6)0 Srtpel fall Gospel Call 0 Powell r Oral Roberts OraJ-Jloberts Crwxian Hour CarolXjPoweU tjidiffible ClassJ-v tdioBible CI ass J Voice of Prophecy Voice of Prophecy Bill Cunningham Chrisjfil; Science FnkT5nd Ernest Rs,y McCov Nets Susay Show Sunday Show Nossjr" Sday Show Sunday Stlow Nevei Suncf"? 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One'Fiir The Rcte NewsOne for th JE&fi) World News &ou,Sify) Sports Previewg) Sports Preyw candie; lApnt ipne) News the vfi-ldWNews-KWIN(gvraj s r ann 3 ivwiw caravan Medfordi-Ryth MedfnrdcHi-Rythm Medt(i-Hi-Rythrr) Medford-Hi-Rythigj " News-Green (fSM) Corner Corner Corner Hour Hour News-4a(iS) Green Rod -s O -4 gs) 730 KE w Weather on hour. $evs) QO, nan uuiii . iul 7:15 Farm News"! 8:00 Chuck Fields) 10:00 Bargain Roaririuo) li nn TTnfI ftirk 12:15 Farm Marklji) 1 9 -SO Stock Mark 2:35 Bargain Roundi&f 5:00 Just Plain Junito) O I Sion Off PROGBAM; omissiqop, o SUNDAY 9:10 CmcitjyatiJt Ffc 1 1 :00 Amenf gti (.Fbrum 1 1 n .th A fe 2:30 Face the Nation 1:00 Billy GMHetn () PI 30 Last Word; 9-nn Paptnnne 3:30 Rosemary CI' 4:00 Air FoWet 4 :30 Maveri!t) 6:00 News 6:1.5 BA 6:30-AIck Bennv 7.00 Ed SullivtfA" 8:00 GE T'flet(rr 8:30 Aifreditchccfclt) 9:00 Loretta YowAgy 9:30 RayOli! 10:00 Passport" 10:30 Jt Boof) 11:05 Si Off O a MONDAY 11:20 Cartoon 11:30 As the World Turns 12:00 Beat the Clock 12:30 House Party O O l:uo Big Payoff 1:30 Verdict is Youft) 2:QP4-BrigAter Day 2:13i-SeciUj Storm 2:30 Edgeof Nighty 3:00 Feminine FancifBJ 3.:45 Search for TomoTrow 4:00 Chaplam's-JCorner 4:05 Uncle BiflJ 5:00 Weather 5 :05 News 5:15 Dou? Edwards 5:30 Passport 6:00 Klamath Scheels) 6:15 TBA " '" 6:30 Tlent Scouts 7 :00lnny Thames) 7 3a-gember (ifeL 8:0tJ-Stidio One O O O :uu Kobir Hood 9 :30 ;irns jnrLi l u :uo-itiowtlge 10:30 News 10:35 Sign Of) o One of the coolest (ferms t 'light is feat SivdS) off Bv tttH ilT-r STT5 (aTd!ivelcip fnessage tor Siinday, 30 5tjyXXjt3; DirjriStgn. yf TAiS I Partners1! 31 Contacts 2, 3 A lO(Sr) tl(ike 12 Don't 32 Optimistic 33 Others i I 0- MAY 11 Some . 5. 9-30-5iffi . ' safer' 36 37 38 29 1 MAY 22 34 . In n to ,4-15-29-34 42 43 44 45 13 for r o JVNt23 JULY 23 Concons 46 Get 1 (Attend Lovea 35-37-40-44 18 To 19y 20hurd 21 Pay 22 Ge 5- AtT4 Wto 50 51 52 60-73-75 1 1 AUG. 23 53 ?l 7-10-13-31 24 CorrCfreMt54 23 Or :55 552-55-66 26 Moke 56 57 58 59 27 You 23 More O 29 Trip 030The J6Q fljo Madicol O Is (po9 ggjtholoeist must h an extrely Sble physian because lie has to (filiow every detail about whatigpes wtbr in bodyLjynen serious dis ease attacks it. (In a uiiiver sity hospital he must also be (ffi good tefiher. In-thousands (greases the patient's life is in his hands,(ipecausg) when the surgeon operates and re moves a bit of breast orgpmb, it is the pathologist who has to Xf otten witmn five minutes whether it contains cancer or it wes not. He has to make up his mind .instant ly, and ilSturSlly. he hs)to (ie right practically every time. o wIn (ggeat institution like tl Mayo Clinic there ag) at least thrSe ftrQLms of rjatholo- sts) n (Sroup udies th tissues Gt peopi who ha iQled. Tbgy DSrform autopsies. (gntf in studying the diseased lrjjans anw tissues, they con- wibute (gnormously io our noledge c medicine. They (S)re constantly learning de vils igpout new and rare dis- If a patieat dies after gR3 operation, the pathologist cn often teach the surgeon men 8y shoing him what gnloron (gnw hog) such Si nappgnnigj ca now og aoi9eS). 1 In (S) fin teaching institu- on over (g Rir cenl of thg persons VKho difi will bftSutoUr efiahjsniovea one gafee wn, it igitgjpoa wnen xn near fist' oi fcn fivfis) permissic (3 (a fx&mination of) thf) boav. What th pathologist discovers can1 do so much to help nhysicians all ov- th3) world) t) cuvS) other eopi Who aSg) ill it th (giime or similar disease. (Also, Efter, irelativof the pati- (eht should iajl ill, the fact toat hiw lovW one died of a i (Bereditary diseaf) may lVow (rat (light on ms or her troublfc)(wid may enaTji, iie aociors to mase ( aiag- nosis ana worK;a;cure !& (-second type) of patholo gist iound in a bf) clinic (Works (a) laboralbry close (Jo thtMeraticflrrooms. He is 4 constantly reporting on what rare 'Known as biopsies. In biop, (g) little biof tissue (g) removed from Q nodule or (ajtUBior or an ulcer, ana the fiatholojgist tells in a few min- t what thS) nature of the (Sisea) is. f)or instance, if q vwornao) Tias noauie in ner torgBst, (g) surgeon makes a ssmall opening) .h) removes thtf) nodule) and (Jives it to th (pathologist. In fa few ii;in- uts r returns; to say that fD contains! cancer or it (gpOeS't. p 0i tiduf) is can fefrou) th omn'brist M KSmdit rnoved, but M if) i bat R doctor call fei c$m of) mvovW oul, dha (mnm vDuri2 isi icloHed. I Sfeerai is) vet (Shother) tyoe Jf "clinical jggtaolcst" who usuais) la id cnarej ot a iaDO- nolosli) wording) lthhim. They g th) onji who ex amii blod and 'urii (gid feWes, (ri who measure the sSi) rngtabolic ie with any or rj8 yeral teenies. To ay, much of)tHg) of of the clini(SJ (pgjholojgjst is in the 'field of uierxihernistry of the blood. Tissues, body (guids, throat smgalrs- biddd). urine. sputum, (spinal fluid (Snd o t h;e!r subsfahces aie"J fjtuaie chemically (and Bac- ft omasum r( OmroB ieis eoi aa sad ifneit fstacg) yfiSgCbnJ m4 icQkitf U or iStinttoY FfVl-Z4-41-47 .Mri is SEKK23 OCT. 23 H7-J0.36.5?, !71-74-W Goofc SCP 62 Tiiot ( 63 Req) NOV. 22 -r 065 Ones-) q 66 Jaunts w 067 Be -) 0 68oy C 1-?5-3tS9ia"I M-77-S12M4i Todoy, Chords Hkaty YW SAGITTA-40 -fj NOV. 23 .Aftf DEC 28 lJ i- 6-19-22 r0 69vT.ctote O 6 70 Course 71 Benefit 72 Attentive Pkxe Outlook Partner) Ploft) 73 Upsets O W'6 K 74 SpintualTy I QUI ' O 75 Indicated DEC 76 ywf) 77 Hbrd JAM 20 What O 78 News Trips O 79 Around To O 80 T Or rfil Come And TiiK Please DAN. 21 Visit SrOf FEB. Excitet 84 Events Taking 85 Todov 11-ic-146f53l Today You'll Yoa O Moy 86 Midday If Someone's 58 And 89 Home 90 Materially v FER. 20 inn Possible WMV. 1 dl?-9fV39-9 Advcise I51-76-79-86VS Q O noundup Consultant t (MedlciJM nf.yo tunic jeaeritus ProfeKsoroJ) Jjotltcinjft pteriologically. Tests for syphi lis are performed and bloods are typed for transfusions and Rh tests." o file (important Qhing' for laymen to know is that the pathologist in a nospital must be aovery able and very well trained physician. He has to keep up wBh theadvances in all specialties, such as internal edicing) surgery, pediatrics, obstetrics, orthopedics, and urology. He is constantly -ing corlted by physicians and surgeons; and often, in cases of doubt, he has totgjvg the fmal, decisive word. Sometimes laymen fuss be cause.Oon leaving a hospital after 1) opeQtion, they finS on their bill a charge for the pathologist's opinion in rBar to the nature of tfife tissue that was remed by the sur geon. In my ow case, I would pay this bill cheerfully and wth much (gratitude be cause I wou cknow how mifih training and skill an3 experience went Ointo .that opinion, and IqwouM know that on its correctness my fg- (tere life might well depend. Perhaps, because the patholo- igist said that a bit of tissue fromcne) was not canceroua, CALL SP 3-6241 TUOWBB1D0E & B.YNN LADIES Ring the Call tiow Hair Style o MITCHELL CRATERIAN Beauty Salon 41(S. Central - SP 23830 l0Rgi9v-Whitna.et 17-Jonc! (Valfto Letlef) foK(Him! Baadsoiaa; ExpjLnsiol :Banq o O gap, , (SrSl l! ' my li or tkgi out a) lobg) ofi my iur A physicirj often sees per sons who becorr so confused trying) to figure things out that they Efecome paralyzed, and do notmng. Whenever I am consulted by such a per son J often think of the do gersl) aboiij the ceipede. "The. centipede vs nappy auite, q n TJnlJl the fobg in fun. said, Tray, wealth legtomes after which?' ichQwrought his mind O o to such a pitch, Be (ly exhausted in q ' the ditch, Considerinhrjw to ri." So often when I see a puz zled person, paralyzed by a quandarjCmy advice is, "Quit puzzling about ljfe, just go ahead and livecjt as kes you can. The more you puzzle and the moreyo try to blame someone or b&her for ,-your mistakes and sorrows, the morepset you will get, and the more tte the paralyzed centipede. Live life sanely and then youjllcbe sane." (Rslasgd by The Register and Tribung) Syndicate, 1958) BEVi8L?'SV & RADIO! Ptom SPring 2-90Q S3S Crater Lake Avenu ilSVICE) CftLIf 43.50 Opa. Stday through ThursBn til wine, close rriday pj My own iop 10 years. IS NORTH CENTRAL 0(J3URUCETS 8 TOP Hm Lctvg Flay Recfrrj A 9$ ' . j Seledioa Cai$ eo. wi. 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