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RADIO PROGRAMS FRIDAY
Programs RilJ below am received from
Tribune onuim ao ntpomiMirf except
KYJC 1230 ke
K.VED
4:00 Ed. Murrow
4 : 1 5 Music N wi"
430 Harm on
4:43 Goss
NBC News
Robbie Robbine
Robbie Robbins
Robbie Robbins
5:00 Traffic Jam
5:15 Thomas
530 Tunes. A&Andy
5:43 Amos & Andy
6 :00 New Sports
6:13 Eventide
8:30 Robert Q. LewS
8 :45 Lewis-Page
JVews
Robbie Kobbina
Weather-News
Orvilie Anderson
7:00 Herman News News
7:15 Morgan One Man's
730 World Tonight Monitor
7:45 Sevareid-Weather Monitor
8:00 Turntable Terrace News
8:15 TtJrntable Terrace Nightline
830 Portland-Seattle Nightline
8 :43 Portland-Seattle Kightllne
9:00 PortlandiSeattle News
9:15 Porffand-Seattle Nightbeat
9 30 Portland-Seattle Nightbeat
9:45 Portland-Seattle Nightbeat
i0:00 Portland-Seattle
News
Nightbeat
Nightbeat
Nightbeat
10:15 Portland-Seattle
10:30 Turntable Terrace
10:45 Turntable Terrace
QU :00 Sign Off
News
Nightbeat
ign Off
RADIO PROGRAMS
6 oo News Wake Up to Music ChucKwagon
6 ; 1 5 Ya wn Patrol Wake Up to Music Chuckwagon
fr 30 Frank Goss Wake Up to Music News Chuckwagon .
6:45 Changing Times First News News Chuckwagon
7-00 News' Wake Up to Music News Serenade
7- 15 World News Weather News Sunrise Serenade
730 Lewis' Valley Beeper News Serenade
7 :45 Lewis-News Weather & News Sunrise Serenade
" 8 02-News Monitor News Koffee Klatch
8:15 Coffee Concert Monitor Live and Let Live
830 Gunsmoke Monitor News Koffee Klatch
8 :45 Gunsmoke Monitor Koffee Klatch
" 9:00 News-Lost Pets Monitor News Lively Time
9:15 Record Rack i Monitor Lively Time
930 Record Rack Monitor News Lively Time
9:45 Record Rack Monitor Lively Time
To :00 News A&Andy Monitor News Lively Time
10:15 Amos-Andy Monitor All Hi Hits
1030 News Hospital Red Foley All Hi Hits
10:45 City Hospital Red Foley All Hi Hits
11 00 News' Monitor News Strictly Dixie
11:15 Music Box Monitor Strict y Dixie
11:30 Garden Gate Monitor Strictly Dixie
11:45 Man -Round Hse. Monitor Strictly Dixie
12 00 News Noon News News Roundup Time
1215 Music-Weather Weather-Klatch Roundup Time
12 30 News Monitor News Roundup Time
12:45 Matinee Monitor Roundup Time
1 oo Variety Monitor News Roundup
1- 15 Cluf) 1230 Monitor Roundup Time
130 Club 1230 Monitor News -Roundup Time
u i45 Club 1230 Monitor Round Up Time
2 00 CBS News" Monitor Parade of Hits
2:15 Club 1230 Monitor Parade of Hits
2 30 CBS News Monitor Parade of Hits
2- 45 Club 1230 Monitor Parade of Hits
3 00 Variety Monitor News Hawaii Calls
3:15 Club 1230 . Monitor Hawaii Calls
3 30 Sen. Morse . Monitor News' Ramblln
3:45 Vet. Adm. Monitor Ramblin
' 4:00 News" Monitor News'-Bandstand U.S.
4:15 Club 1230 Monitor News'-Bandstand U.S
430 Harmon' Monitor News'-Bandstand U.S
4:45 Sos Monitor News'-Bandstand U.S.
"s 00 Tune Time Monitor News'-Bandstand U.S.
5:15 Snorts" Monitor Live and Let Live
5 30 Ivtusic-Orchestra Monitor News'-Bandstand U.S
3.45 Orchestra" Monitor News'-Bandstand U.S.
"6:00 News Sports" Monitor Local News
e-l5 Eventide Monitor KWIN Karavan
6 30 Louisiana HayrideNafl Farm & Home KWIN Karavan
g :43 L. Hay ride-Page" Nat'l Farm & Home KWIN Karavan
-7 00 News" Monitor KWIN Karavan
7 15 County Style Monitor Karavan News
730 World Tonight Monitor News Karavan
7:45 World Tonight" Monitor KWIN Karavan
" 8 00 Portland-Seattle Monitor News HI Request
8- 15 Portland-Seattle Monitor All HI Request
830 Portland-Seattle Monitor All Hi Request
8245 Portland-Seattle Monitor All Hi Request
9 00 Portland-Seattle News1 News Green Room
915 Portland-Seattle Dance'Time Green Room
9:30 Portland-Seattle Dance Time s Green Room
9 :45 Portland-Seattle Dance Time Green Room
10:00 Portland-Seattle News Sign Off
10-15 World News Beat Dance Time
10-30 Turntable Terrace Dance Time
10:45 Turntable Terrace Dance Time
11:00 Sign Off Sign Off
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FRIDAY:
4:00 Request Time .
5:00 Just Plain Junior
7:45 Sign Off
SATURDAY:
630 Sign On. Music for Birds.
Weather on hour, news on
half hour, all day.
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for the Mail Tribune's readers and
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KBES-TV (Channel 5)
FRIDAY:
4:00 Dotto
4:30 TBA
5:00 Weather
5:05 4"ews
5:15 Doug Edwards
530 Film Folio
eQiO Cavalcacjg of Sports
6:50 Pill Box
9.55 Sports Roundup
7:00 Phil Silvers
730 Sea Hunt
i.00 Undercurrent
30 farget
9:00; Harbor Command
930 New Milk Story
10.00 Stories of the Century
10:30 News
1035 "Gallant Bess" ,
12:00 Sign Off
SATURDAY:
105 Cartoon
10:15 Baseball Previews
10:25 St. Louis at Cincinnati
1:00 PGA Golf
230 "Childri of Pleasure"
4 :00 Gateway
4:15 Hollywood Park Races
4 :45 Kiddie Kartoons
530 Jackson County Public '
Health
6:00 Big Picture
6:30 Top Dollar
7 :00 Treasure
7:30 Have Gun Will Travel
8 :00 Gunsmoke
8:30 Casey Jones
9 :00 Buckskin
9:30 People Are Funny
10:00 "Here Comes the Band"
1 1 30 News
1135 Sign Off
SUNDAY: o
9:35 Cartoon
955 Cleveland at Baltimore
1:00 PGA Golf
2 :30 Lib;race
3:00 Big Picture
3:30 Prioe Is Right
4:00 20th Century
4 30 Maverick
530 This Is the Life
O 6:00 News
6:15 Dan Smoot Report
6:30 Bachelor Father
7:00 Ed Sullivan
8:00 GE Theater
8:30 Alfred Hitchcock
9:00 Decision
930 Ray Milland
10:00 "Beauty for Sale"
10:05 Sign Off
O Blood Needed To Save
Life of Jazz Pioneer
San Francisco (UPI) The
wife of jazz pioneer Edward
(Kid) Ory has appealed for
blood to save her husband's
life.
Mrs. Barbara Ory said the
71-year-wld trombonist has
had seven transfusions since
an operation last Friday for
removal of tumors and" will
continue to need blood for an
undetermined time to come.
tho radio stations end fho Moil
to mow cnonges as on suppuva.
1440 ke
KWIN 1400 ke
Fulton Lewis Jr.
Hemingway News
News One for Road
One for the Road
"News One for Road
Live and Let Live
News One for Road
One for Road Sports
Cavalcade of Sports World News Roundup
Cavalcade of Sports Candlelight and Wine
Cavalcade of Sports News Candlelight
Bowling Time Candlelight and Wine
ramily
KWIN Karavan
Karavan News
News Karavan
KWIN Karavan
News Phoenix Disc
Phoenix Disc Date
News Phoenix Diso
Phoenix Disc Date
News Green Room
Green Room
Green Room
Green Room
Sign Off
SATURDAY
8:00 Top 30
10:00 Bargain Roundup
12:00 Just Plain Junior
2:35 Bargain Roundup
3:00 Request Time
4:00 Rogue Valley Hit Parade
5:00 Just Plain Junior
7:45 Sign Off
PROGRAMS
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TV viewers. Schedule changes are
omissions.
KOTI-TV (Channel 2)
FRIDAY:
4:00 Dotto
430 Chaplain's Corner
4:35 Uncle Bill Show
5:00- -Weather and News
5:15 Doug Edwards
5:30 Industry on Parade
5:45 Sports HiHtes
6:00 Cavalcade of Sports-"
6.50 Sportsman
7:00 Phil Silvers
7:30 Sea Hunt
8 :00 Undercurrent
8:30 Target
9:00 Paris Precinct
9:30 Damon Runvon
10:00 Harbor Command
10:30 News -
10:35 "Gallant Bess"
12:00 Sign Off
SATURDAY:
10:10 Cartoon
10:15 Baseball Previews
10:25 St. Louis at Cincinnati
1:00 PGA Golf
2:30 "Children of Pleasure"
4:00 Cartoon Carnival
4:15 Hollywood Races
4:45 Thru the Porthole
5:00 Joe Palooka
5:30 Flash Gordon
6:00 TBA
6:30 Top Dollar
7:00 Lost Treasure
730 Have Gun Will Travel
8 :00 Gunsmoke
830 Casey Jones
9 :00 Buckskin
9:30 People Are Funny
10:00 "Here Comes the Band"
11:35 Sign Off
SUNDAY:
9:35 Cartoon
9:45 Baseball Preview
935 Cleveland at Baltimore
12:30 Gateway
3:30 Rosemary Clooney
4:00 20th Century
4:30 Maverick
5:30 This Is The Life
6:00 News
6:15 Dan Smoot
6:30 Bachelor Father
7. -00 Ed Sullivan
8:00 GE Theater
8:30 Alfred Hitchcock '
9:00 Decision
9:30 Ray Milland
10:00 "Beauty for Sale"
1130 News
1135 Sign Off
Construction Halted
At Klamath Air base
Klamath Falls (UPI)
Work stopped Thursday on
construction at Kingsley Field
here as a result of the strike
against Associated General
Contractors by the Operating
Engineers union. About 100
men were idled at the Air
Force base when a two-man
picket line was established
this morning.
The Medical
by
Hepatitis and Cirrhosis
of the Liver
I get innumerable requests
!for information on hepatitis
and cirrhosis of the liver.
Years ago, all
doctors knew
well the epi
demic type of
jaundice
which follow
ed, usually,
within 15 to
40 days after
contact with
jjj some otner
Dr. Alvarez
person who
had infectious jaundice. The
patients, practically all, soon
got well, and so far as was
known, there were no bad
after-effects.
Today, we know that this
disease is due to a virus, often
called virus A. Unfortunately,
it hasn't as yet been grown
outside the body, so that we
don't know as much about it
as we would like to.
In the old days physicians
were acquainted, also, with
cirrhosis of the liver a hard
ening and atrophy with
shrinking-up of the liver
that was seen in perhaps one
in four alcoholics. In cases of
marked cirrhosis, in the final
stages, the patient's abdomen
fills up, every so- often, with
fluid which usually has to be
removed through a hollow big
needle. One of my jobs when
I was an intern, over 50 years
ago, was to "tap" the enor
mous water-filled abdomens
of old saloon-keepers who, too
often, had sampled the liquor
they sold.
No History of Alcoholism
Even in those days we knew
that in a large percentage of
the cases of cirrhosis of the
liver, we could get no history
of alcoholism, and hence often
we had no idea why the per
son had the disease. Then,
during World War II per
haps because ,of the frequent
hypodermic injections of ..this
and that, and particularly the
widespread use of blood plas
ma which did so much to
save the lives of many of our
baly-wounded soldiers there
appeared a tremendous
amount of what is now called
serum hepatitis." Soon it was
decided that there must be
another virus, later called B
which may or may not be re
lated to virus A. It can pro
duce jaundice usually after an
incubation period of from 60 to
160 days. Now it appears that
virus B can persist in the
blood for as long as five years
after the person has had an at
tack of hepatitis. Worst of all,
it is extremely refractory to
destruction by heat, or by
chemiral affpnt.s. Tnriav. wp
that any instrumenti
such as a hypodermic needle
or an ear-puncturing lancet
(for the taking of a little
blood) cannot safely be steril
ized in alcohol or carbolic
acid but must be boiled in
water for at least 30 minutes,
or kept in hot air at 180 de
grees centigrade for one hour.
Efforts Made
Naturally, in the last 15
years tremendous efforts have
Court Records
MUNICIPAL COURT
Alva Allan Doty. 401 '4 Kenwood
ave., driving under the influence
of intoxicating liquor. $100.
Clyde Edwin Fjarli, 4017 Jack
sonville highway, reckless driving,
$25.
Mary Winifred Mack, improper
left turn. $5.
Clarence Elbert Baker, disobeyed
traffic signal, $5.
Robert Leroy Merrill, no opera
tor's license, $10.
David C. McCollom. violation of
basic rule, $10.
Richard Eugene watson, viola
tion of basic rule, $10.
Marion Jean Larkin. no tail
lights, $5.
Norman Edgar luncneioe, viola
tion of basic rule, $10.
Raymond Weddle McNair, viola
tion of basic rule. $10.
Benjamin Rinard, disobeyed red
light. $5.
jack tan Mcyuigg, aisoDeyea
traffic signal, $5.
Margaret Fearl Moeuer, dis
obeyed red light, $5.
Deloert Emanuel Berg, violation
of basic rule, $10.
Munal Bertha Hergert, dis-
obeved red right. $5.
John William AxtelL violation
of basic rule, $10.
DISTRICT COURT
Everett E. Burvash, failure to
stop. $10.
David D. Biair, oeiecuve emer
gency brake, $5.
James a. torwin. overioaa,
Don L. Mathias. no operator's
license, $10.
CIRCUIT COURT
Irene E. Cams vs. Bassll J. Gar-
ris. divorce complaint.
Anna May Kevis vs. James jee
Revis, divorce complaint.
Grace Elaine Guyette vs. jonn
Norman Guyette, divorce com
plaint.
Arthur E. Moorman vs. Marjone
Jane Moorman, divorce complaint.
MARRIAGE LICENSE
APPLICATIONS
Joseph Byrd Smith and Edna
Jane Archibald, both Grants Pass.
John Lester Prettyman. 328 East
Buttler lane. Ashland, and Dorothy
Maxine Kline. 4035 South Pacific
highway. Phoenix.
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Emeritus Consultant In Medicine,
Mayo foundation
Emeritus Professor of Medicine,
Mayo Foundation
been made to sterilize whole
blood or plasma so as to get
rid of the virus B. Every so
often someone thinks he has
solved the problem, only to
find later that he hasn't quite
done it. Every effort is being
made to exclude as blood
donors for blood banks and
transfusions, the people who
have had an attack of jaun
dice; but this does not re
move' the danger, and a blood
transfusion is still something
so potentially dangerous that
I personally, would not accept
one unless my life depended
on quickly getting some more
blood into my veins.
Unfortunately, as yet, the
experts are in the dark as to
why only certain persons with
hepatitis, or inflamation of
the liver, go on to get marked
destruction of the liver with
a bad scarring or severe cirr
hosis. That cirrhosis is not
common after hepatitis can
be seen from the fact that one
group of investigators found
cirrhosis in only two out of
114 persons who were studied
from seven to 60 months after
an episode of acute hepatitis.
Another group of investigators
did not find a single case of
cirrhosis among 271 persons
who, from four to eight years
previously, had had an attack
of hepatitis.
Some men suspect that the
person who develops a severe
hepatitis with a subsequent
cirrhosis is one who, when
he got the virus infection, al
ready had damaged his liver
in some way, perhaps by the
taking of alcohol or some
other drug. Interestingly, the
giving of alcohol in large
amounts to experimental ani
mals does not produce cir
rhosis of the liver. Many men
suspect that in the case of
man, the drinker of alcohol
sometimes gets cirrhosis be
cause, while he is drinking,
he does not eat much, and his
poor nutrition helps to dam
age his liver.
No Satisfactory Treatment
Unfortunately, as yet, there
is no satisfactory treatment
for either hepatitis or cirrho
sis. Because hepatitis tends in
all but a few cases to clear up
by itself, it is hard to say
whether a diet or medicine
used turned the tide in the pa
tient's favor. In large groups
of patients, such as have been
studied in the Army, the im
pression has been that a full
general diet, which nourishes
the patient well, is better
than any form of dietary re
striction. Also, it appears that
letting the patient get up and
walk around is better than
keeping him in bed. No drug
seems to have done much
good. The alcoholic who has
a cirrhosis should, of course,
quit drinking. If he goes on
drinking, he is only asking
for serious trouble and per
haps death.
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.
(Released by The Register
and Tribune Syndicate, 1958)
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