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7 :oo News Radio Revival
7:15 Sunday Scene" Bible Deliverance
7:30 Salt Lake Choir Radio Revival Gcspel Call
7.45 Breakfast Tunes Carrol Powell Gospel Call
8:00 Kewi" News Oral Roberts
8 15 Breakfast Tunes Apostolic faith Oral Roberts
8 JO Breakfast Tunes Church of Christ christian Hour
8 :43 Collingwood Celebrity Time God's Gospel of Grac
9 00 News' News Gospel Radio Bible Class
9:15 Coffee Concert Gospel Hour Radio Bible Class
9:30 Coffee Concert Bible Study Voice of Prophecy
9.45 Hour St. Francis Bible Study Voice of Prophecy
10 00 News Presbyterian Service Radio Revival
10:15 Record Rack Presbyterian Service Christian Science
10:30 Orchestra Catholic Hour Frank and Ernest
10:43 Orchestra Catholic Hour KWIN'a Sunday Show
11:00 News Monitor News Sunday Show
11-15 Music Box Monitor Sunday Show
11-30 Music Box Monitor News Sunday Show
11:45 Music Box Monitor Sunday Show
T27oo Muiie-Box Monitor News Sunday Show
12:13 Music Box Monitor Sunday Show
1230 Variety Monitor News Sunday Snow
12:45 Orchestra Monitor Sunday Show
1-00 News Monitor News Sunday Show
1 15 Hit Parada Monitor Sunday Show
130 Hit Parade Monitor News Sunday Show
1:45 Hit Parade Monitor Gabriel Heatter
2 00 Mi xm aster Monitor News Sunday Show
'215 Mixmaster Bob Consldlne Sunday Show
2 30 Mixmaster Meet the Press News Sunday Show
2:43 Mixmaster Meet the Press Sunday Show
3.-00 Frontier Monitor News Sunday Show
a IS Frontier Monitor Sunday Show
330 Music SezWho Monitor News Sunday Show
3:45 Se Who Monitor Sunday Show '
"vOOSews-Indictment Monitor News Sunday Show
4 15 Indictment Monitor Sunday Meditations
4:30 CBS Newsroom Monitor Lutheran Hour
4:45 CBS Newsroom Monitor Lutheran Hour
5:00 Suspense Monitor Revival
e:15 Suspense Monitor Revival
530 Paul Harvey Monitor News Sunday Show
5:45 Music Time Monitor Sunday Show
1 8 00 News-FBI Monitor News Sunday Show
815 FBI Monitor Sunday Show
430 Gunsmoke Monitor News Sunday Show
8:45 Gunsmoke-Pae Monitor Dan Smoot
T oo Music Miller Monitor Marion Theatre
713 Mitch Miller Monitor ' Marion Theatre
730 Mitch Miller Monitor Evening Gospel
7:45 Miller Page Monitor Evening Gospel
8 00 News World Hi-Fi Hour Evening Gospel
8:15 World Tonight Hi-Fi Hour Evening Gospel
8 30 Music-Sports' Ministers Roundtable News KWIN Karava
8 :45 Orchestra Ministers Roundtable KWIN Karavan
VbbRichfield Reporter Hi-Fi Hour . Billy Graham
915 Turntable Terrace Hi-Fi Hour Billy Graham
9-30 Turntable Terrace Quaker Hour Sunday Show
9:45 Turntable Terrace Quaker Hour Sunday Show
10:00 Turntable Terrace News Sign Off
10:15 Turntable Terrace Hi-Fi
10-30 Turntable Terrace Hour of Decision
10:45Turntable Terrace Hour of Decision
11.00 Sign Off Sign-Off
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8 00 News Roundup Wake Up to Music Chuck Wagon
8 15 Yawn Patrol Wake Up to Music Chuck Wagon
830 Frank Goss Wake Up to Music News-Chuckwagon
8:45 Harry Babbitt First News Local News .
7 00 Varietv Wake Up to Music Hemingway News
7:15 World News Weather News Sunrise Serenade
7 30 Sports Valley Beeper News Swap & Sell
7:43 Howard lMller Weather News Sunrise Serenade
8 00 McCov-Weather NBC News Heart Cliff Engle News
8:15 Breakfast Club Hear! Live and Let Live
8:30 Breakfast Club Hear! News-Koffet? Klatch
8:45 Breakfast Club Hear! Koffee Klatch
9 00 Weisf ield Mike News Swap & Sell News Lively Time
8:15 Coffee Concert Hear! Lively Time
9:30 Name Neighbor Hear! News-Lively Time
943 Music Box Fashion flashes ' Lively Time
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10:15 Mrs. Burton Hear! Telo Test
10:30 Couple Next Door 'Hear! News-Lively Time
10:43 Pat Buttram Hear! Lively Time
110 Record Rack NBC News News-Lively Time
11 15 Trading Post NBC Bandstand Woman's World
1130 Houseparty NBC Bandstand . Queen for A Day
11:45 Houseparty NBC Bandstand Queen for A Day
12:00 Paul Harvey Western News News
12-15 News-Weather Weather Markets . Roundup Time
12 30 Record Room Feature Section News-Roundup Time
12:45 Record Room His Majesty the Baby Roundup Tune
1:00 Backstage Wife News-House Party News Roundup
113 Trent KMED House Party Roundup Time
130 Godfrey KMED House Party . News-Roundup Time
1:45 Godfrey KMED House Party Roundup Tune
2- ao Godfrey NBC News News-Ramblin
2 15 Godfrey" Robbie Robblns Ramblin
2:30 Mixmaster 1 Robbie Robbins News Ramblin
2 :45 Mixmaster Robbie Robbins Ramblin
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3:15 Mixmaster Robbie Robbins Ramblin
3:30 Bulletins Ernie Robbie, Robbins News-Ramblin
3:45 Tennessee Ernie Robbie Bobbins News-Ramblin
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41J Music Rack Robbie Robbins Hemingway News
4 -30 Harmon Robbie Robbins News-One for the Road
4:45 Goss ' Robbie Robbins One for the Road
5:00 Traffic Jam News News-One for the Road
3- 15 Thomas' Robbie Robbins Live and Let Live
530 Tune-Amos-.Vndy Weather-News News-One for the Rot
5:43 Amos-Andy Orval Anderson One for Road-Sports
" 8 -00 News-Sport Could This be You ? World News Roundup
6-15 Eventide Could This be You? Sports Previews
830 Robt. Q. Lewis" Hi-Fi Hour Sports Preview
8:45 Robt. Q. Lewis" Hi-Fi Hour Candle Light & Wine
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7:45 World-Sevareid" One Man's Family KWIN Karavan
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530 Sign on. Music , for Birds.
TELEVISION PROGRAMS
The following TV broadcast log is printed as a free public service
for the 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 emissions.
KBES-TV (Channel 5)
SUNDAY
10:05 Cartoon T
10:15 Baseball Previews
10:25 Baseball Game of Week
New York at Chicago
130 Trailer Caravan
2:00 Wagon Train
3:00 TBA
3:30 Price is Right
4:00 20th Century
4:30 Maverick
530 This is the Life
6.00 News
8:13 Dan Smoot
8.30 Bachelor Father
70 Ed Sullivan
8:00 GE Theatre
830 Alfred Hitchcock
9:00 Decision
9:30 Ray Milland
10:00 MGM Stage 5
"Downstairs"
11:30 News
1135 Sign Off
MONDAY
11:00 Walter Cronkite News
11:05 Cartoon
11:13 Country Style USA
1 1 30 As the World Turns
12:00 Beat the Clock
1230 House Party
10 Big Payoff
1 30 Verdict is Yours
2:00 Brighter Day
2-15 Secret Storm
2:30 Edge of Night
3:00 Uncle Bill's Cartoons
3 -25 Devotions
3:30 It's Fun - Reduce
4:00 Dotto
430 Garden. Farm & Home
4- 45 Visit City Police
5:00 Your TV Weatherman
5:05 News
5:15 Doug Edwards
530 Health and Hospitals
535 City of Sleeping Giants
5- 45 Air Force Story
6:00 TV Question Box
615 Intro, to Union Pacific
6:30 Masquerade Party
7 00 Top Ten Lucy Shows
730 Frontier Justice
8 .00 Studio One
9:00 Robin Hood
930 Burns and Allen
10:00 Adv. in Knowledfe
Orageit, Sunday, August 3, 1958
736 KC
Weather on nour, news on
half hour, all day.
7:15 Farm News
8:00 -Chuck Fields
10:00 Bargain Roundup
11:00 Uncle Rick
12:15 Farm Market
12:30 Stock Market Closing ,
2:35 Bargain Roundup
4:00 Request Time
5:00 Just, Plain Junior
7:45 Sign Off
KOTI-TV (Channel 2)
SUNDAY
10:05 Cartoon
10:15 Baseball Preview
1025 Baseball Game of Week
New York at Chicago
2 :00 Wagon Train
3:00 TBA
330 Price is Right
4:00 Air Power
4 30 Maverick
5:30 This is the Life
6:00 News
6:15 Dan Smoot
630 Bachelor Father
7:00 Ed Sullivan
8:00 GE Theater
8:30 Alfred Hitchcock
9:00 Loretta Young
9:30 Pay Milland
10:00 Snowtime
"Downstairs"
1130 Sign Off
MONDAY
1120 Cartoon
11:30 As the World Turns
12:00 Beat the Clock
12:30 House Party
1:00 Big Payoff
1:30 Verdict is Yours '-"
2:00 Brighter Day
2:15 Secret Storm
230 Edge of Night
3 :00 Varieties '
3:45 Search for Tomorrow
4:00 Dotto
430 Chaplain's Corner
4:35 Uncle Bill Show
5:00 Weather
5 :05 News
5:15 Doug Edwards
530 Life with Elizabeth
6:00 TBA
6 30 Masquerade Party
7:00 Top Ten Lucy Shows
7:30 Frontier Justice
8 :00 Studio One
9:00 Robin Hood
9:30 Burns and Allen
10:00 Knowledge
10:30 News
1035 Sign Oft
10:30 News
10:35 TBA
11:05 Sign Oft
The Medical
Aft. VV 1
The Inheritance of a Harelip
At the recent meeting of
the American Association of
Plastic Surgeons, Dr. Herbert
Conway of
New York
said that his
group had
kept in touch
with 196 moth
ers who al
ready had
borne one
child with
Y.A harelip and a
Dr. Alvares
cleft palate
O r d i n arily,
these defects occur once in
some 700 births, but if a wom
an who has had a child with
this defect should have anoth
er, it has one chance in 20
of also having a harelip.
In a study of .400 cases of
harelip, by Dr. Lyndon Peer,
of Newark, N. J.t a hereditary
factor was found in one out of
4 cases: A parent, a grand
parent or other relative had
the defect. When no heredi
tary influence could be traced,
Dr. Peer guessed that during
pregnancy there might have
been some deficency in the
nutrition of the mother.
A New Drug to Stimulate
The Brain
At the meeting of the
American Psychiatric Associ
ation, in San Francisco, much
interest was displayed in a
discussion of the new ener-
gizers which, instead of quiet
ing people, are designed to
give them more pep and ener
gy and drive and sense of
well-being. They often can
pull a man out of a miserable
depression. One of these drugs
is iproniazid, which was first
devised as a cure for tuber
culosis.
If the new energizeri turn
out to be as good as it is hoped
they will be, there doubtless
will be more emptying-out of
people from mental hospitals
Unfortunately, not all new
drugs turn out to be useful
and safe when thoroughly
tried out by many physicians
Today many a promising drug
has to be abandoned because,
in too many cases, it produces
unpleasant or even danger
ous side-effects.
At the convention five new
drugs received particular at
tention. One, called imitra-
mine hydrochloride, has been
widely used in Europe to help
people in depressions. Anoth
er drug is 2 - diethylaminoe-
thanol. Its use was described
by Dr. Carl G. Pfeiffer, of
Atlanta, Ga. It is helpful in
mild depression, so-called neu
rasthenia, schizophrenic with
drawal, fatigue states, and
states in which old people
draw back into themselves.
A third drug is called am-
phetamine-hydrazine. Dr. H.
V. Agin told of work with it.
It is promising, especially in
cheering up elderly and de
pressed people in hospitals.
Two other durgs were de
scribed by Dr. Anthony
Sainz, of Marcy, New York.
One, called methonalide, pull
ed 90 of 100 depressed pa
tients out of their distress. As
yet, it is not on the market.
Another drug promises to be
helpful in quieting people
who are manic.
Transplanted Glands
At a recent meeting of the
American Association of Plas
tic Surgeons, Drs. George L.
Jordan, Jr., and Riley P. Fos
ter of Houston, Texas, told
about transplanting a thyroid
gland and some parathyroid
glands into a patient, a man
of 28, suffering greatly be
cause his thyroid and par-
thyroid glands had had to be
removed surgically. He re
ceived glands transplanted
from a stillborn infant. There
was no evidence later of func
tion in the thyroid gland, but
there was good evidence that
the parathyroid glands were
functioning and keeping the
man comfortable. When a
person's parathyroid .glands
are lost, his muscles keep
cramping unless he gets large
amounts of calcium with vita
min D. Another patient, a 53-year-old
woman, also received
as a transplant a thyroid and
some parathyroid glands tak
en from an infant who had
died. In this woman, also, the
parathyroid glands functioned
well for a time.
Psoriasis
At a recent conference on
psoriasis sponsored by the
New York Academy of Sci
ences, Dr. Jacob Bleiberg, of
Newark, IT. J., described en
couraging results obtained
with a lotion containing 2
per cent ullontoin and 5 per
cent coal tar extract. Patients
were told to paint it on the
lesions on only one side of the
body, while using their old
ointment on the other side.
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After a six-week test-period,
six of the patients had a clean
skin on the side treated with
the new lotion, while little
change could be seen in the
red spots on the other sicl- of
the body.
People Who Want to Be
Changed
I recently read an article
by Professor Carleton S
Coon, a student of man, who
has just been on a study-trip
around the world, that in
Japan, plastic surgeons are
doing a thriving business
changing the shape of the
noses and the slant of the
eyes of the Orientals so that
they can look more like Cau
casians! Also, they are manu
facturing bigger breasts and
bigger buttocks!
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)
WICHE Session
Set For Aug. 9
Frank J. Van Dyke, Med
ford, chairman and commis
sioner from Oregon ' of the
Western Interstate Commis
sion for Higher Education,
will attend the annual meet
ing of the commission at Boul
der, Colo., Aug. 9-11.
Other Oregon commission
ers are Dr. John Richards, Eu
gene, chancellor at Oregon
higher education, and Mrs.
Edna Scales, Sandy.
WICHE, an 11-state organi
zation created five years ago
by interstate compact, is re
sponsible fpr promoting co
operative programs in higher
education among the Western
states. It administers a Uni
versity student exchange pro
gram in the health sciences,
makes studies of Western ed
ucational needs and resources,
and sponsors or going regional
councils in several profession
al fields. Three commission
ers from each member state,
appointed by the governors,
direct a permanent Commis
sion staff with headquarters
on the University of Colorado
campus at Boulder.
Educational television's uses
will be dramatized at this
year's meeting by a demon
stration lecture which will be
televised on the spot, to be
viewed by the commissioners
both in person and via tele
cast.
Panel reports on medical
eduction in the West, and on
the newly-launched Western
Council on Mental Health
Training and Research, also
will be heard by the commis
sioners. A review of the com
mission's total program will
follow on Sunday, and the
group will adjourn after a
business meeting August. 11.
TORPEDO MOTORS
Baltimore, Md. (UPD
Westinghbuse Electric . Corp.
will manufacture for the
Navy torpedo motors "more
powerful than many of to
day's European cars and yet
quieter than a small electric
fan." The motors will drive
the Navy's Mark 37 torpedo.
Scientific tests reveal that
glass is 475 times smoother
than silk.
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New Cancer Clinic
Series Under Way
The first of a regularly
scheduled series of cancer
clinics was held last week at
Sacred Heart Hospital. The
clinic is composed of local
physicians and surgeons par
ticularly interested in the
problem of cancer treatment.
Patients are referred to the
clinic by their attending phys
ician. The history and physi
cal findings are presented to
the group, following which
the case is discussed and rec
ommendations made to the re
ferring physicians.
Four patients were present
ed at the first clinic meeting.
It was felt by those in attend
ance that the clinic was a
worthwhile addition to the
cancer program, in the com
munity. This service is at no
cost to the patient.
Railroads still carry more
than half the freight trans
ported in the United States,
despite increasing use of
trucks.
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