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RADIO PROGRAMSTUESDAY tofraim llsresl belew om ratsivsc from the rodle tallont and the Me Tribune auiunl in responsibility eacopt Is main cbonges are eupplied KYJC 1230 ke KMED 4:00 Traffic Jam 4:15 Traffic Jam 4:3'- -Traffic Jam Newi Hear Hear Don Hitnlin mphuuHear Hear 4:45 i raiiic jam 500 Thomas-SporU News' -Road Show 5:13 Soui.d 12.10 Road Show 6 so Tom Harmon" Weather Newt Sptf 5:45 Frank Gos' Orval 6:00 News" j:'.3 Sound 1231 6:30 Story Hour 6:45 Sound 1230 News Dinner Music Dinner Mime Man On The Go Newi Of The World 7:00 News Amoi-Andy News' Music 7:15 -Amiw 'n' Andy" Dinner Music 7 30 News-Grif 'h-B&A linage America 7:45--Bob & Ray" linage America "18:00 World Tonight" Image America' 8:15 Wisconsin Primaries Image America 8 :30 Wisconsin Primaries Image America 8 "45 Wisconsin Primaries Image America 90Q News-Sound 1330 News'-Go Show 9:15 Sound 1230 The Go Show 8 30 Hidden Revolution Hi-Fi Club 9:45 -Hidden Revolution Hi-Fi Club 10:00 Richfield Reporter Hi-Fi Club 10:15 Sound 1230 Hi-Fi Club 10:30 Sound 1230 Nightbcat 10 :45 Sound 1230 Ntwa Nlghtbeat 11:00 Sign Ott News -Nlghtbeat 11:15 Nightbeat-Final Newa 11:30 Sign Off RADIO PROGRAMS WEDNESDAY 5:30 5:45 6. no News 6 15 Sound 1230 SiRnOn Wake Up Wake Up Wake Up 6:30 Souno 1230 iturai 6:43 Hank Weaver News "First New 7:00 News Roundup Wake Up To Musio 7:15 Sound J230 Wealher News' 7:30 Spur Lb Show Rogue Valley News 7:45 Sound 1230 Weather & News :00 News-Weather 8:15 Frank Goss" 8:30 Sound 1230 8:45 Sound 1230 News'-EHis Ellis in Wonderland Emphasifi-EUis Ellis in Wonderland fl.OO News-Score-Baby 8:15 Breakast Club 930 Breakast Club 8:45 Breakfast Club News 10:00 News Trading post News" 10:15 K. Falls-Sandy Listen 10:30 K. Falls-Sandy 10:45 K. Falls-Sandy 1 1 :00 K. Falls-Sandy 3 l:io K. Kails-Sandy 11:30 Helen Trent 11:4" Pat Buttram' Emphasis Listen News' Listen Listen Emphasis Listen Listen "Nat'l &"N;w7News Weather Market Feature Section New in Pink & Blue 12:00 Paul Harvey 12:15 News-Weather 12.30 Garry Moore" 1245-Cros by -Clooney 1 ."00 News-God f rev 1:15 Arthur Godfrey' 130 Arthur Godfrey" 1:4'-Arthur Godfrey 2 :00 News-Houseparty " 2:15 Houseparty" 3:30 Del Courtney News near uon Emphasis Hear a :a--Liei uourtney 3:00 Del Courtney" News' Hear 3:15 Del Courtney 3:30 Del Courtney 3:45 -TraffljJam 4:00 Traffic Jam 4:13 Traffic Jam 4:30 Traffic Jam mA A 5 Masters Golf 8:00 Thomas-Sports 5:15 Sound 1230 8:30 Tom Hnrn.on 8:45 Frank Gos. Hear Don Hanlin Emphasis -Hear Hear News Hear Hear Don Hanlin Emphasis -Hear Hear News-Road Show Road Show Weather-Local News Orval Anderson fl:0O News' 6:13 Sound 123ft :30 Story Hour 6:45 Sound 1230 News Music Dinner Music Man On The Go' News Of The World" 70 Ne ws-Amos-Andy News' Dinner Music 1:15 Amos'n' Andy" Dinner Music 1 40 News-Grif f Lth-B&A' Imaae America .4.5 Bob & Ray' linage America 8 00 World Tonight" Image America" 8:15 Sound 1230 Image America 8 30 Sound 1230 Image America" 8 45 Sound 1230 lmagAmerlca' SSJ0 Newi-Sound 1230 ' News'-GoShow -i?Ttouni 1230 The Go Show .30 Sound 1230 Hi-Fi Club ft :o Sound 1230 HI-FI Club 10:00 -Hlchtleld RoDorUr"'HUFl Club 10 via Sound 1230 Ht-Ft Club 10J0 Sound 1230 10:4.5 Sound 1230-News 11:00 Sign Oil 11:15 NlKhlbeut NiElilbeat "News Ntffhtbrnf Nightheat-Finai News SinOff 11:30 ABC CBS NBC KBOY AM Tundayt 2 :0(V Sound of Stereo 6:00 Gospel Mission Report 6:05 Vespers 6:10 Dinner Musle 1:00 Sign Off Wednesday: 6:00 Sign On-Wethpr 6:30 Holman With The New 1 30 News 8:00 Weather, Musio 8:30 News Slock Market 10:00 Bargain Roundup KBOY TuesdaT 2:00 Sound of Stereo 6:00 Gospel Mission 6:03 Vespers 6:10 Dinner Musio 8:00 Jair Scene 9 00 Concert 10:00 Show Album 11:00 Hi-Fi VarieUei 12:00 Slgn-OK . Wednesday 6:00 Sign-On. Phil Holman Hi-Fi Varieties. 6 JO News 7:00 Weather 1 30 News 8:00 Weather, Pope FM KDOV TUESDAY 4 25 School Belt 4 :45 Aviation Weather Report 3:45 Weather Heport 7 :00 SI Rn Off WKDNF.Sli AY 6:00 Sign On 6:30 Farm Heport 7:05 Weather Report 8:30 Aviation Weather Report TELEVISION PROGRAMS Tho followin, TV broadcast log li printod at trot public itrviet for the Mail Tribune's readers and TV viaweti. Schedule changes are printed at provided by the TV stations and the Mail Tribune cannot cctpt raiponiibility tor errors or omissions. KBES-TV (Channel 5) TUhHDAY 8:00 Bargain Shopper 8:13 Uncle Hill'a Cartoons o:30Qulck Draw McUraw 6:00 TV Weatherman 6:05 News 815 Doug Edwards 6:30 Brave Stallion 7:00 Jell s Collie 7:30 Four Just Men 8:00 Dennis O'Keele 8:30 DuUle Glllla 9:00 Tightrope 9:30 lied Skelton 10:00 Garry Moor 11:00 News 11:03 What Happened tn Wisconsin 12:00 Sign Off WkOMSSUAY 10:001 Love Lucy 10:30 December Brtdo 11:00 Love ol Lite 11:30 Search tor Tomorrow 12:00 ResUess Gun 22:30 Bon Cummliifs :00 About Facea 1:30 Ai tliu World Turns 3:00 For Better or Worse 3:30 House Party 3:00 The Millionaire 3:30 Verdict Is Voura 4:00 Brighter Day 4:13 Secret Storm 4:30 Edge of Night 8:00 Uncle Bills Cartoons 8:30 Woodv Woodperker 610 TV Weatherman 8:03 News 6.13 Doug Edwards and Newa 6 30 Sergeant Pteaton 7 00 Meet McGraw 730Be Our Guest 1 30 Men Into Space :00 The Millionaire 30 I've Cot Secret 10 AO U.S. Stool Hour 1 . ,i News 11:03 Rawhide 1203-Sign OH , 1440 ke KWIN 1400 ke Clem Stein Stein-News Clem Stem Stein-Newt "Clem Stein Stein-News Moods in Listening, Oc hs-News Jim Ochs Ochs-News Jim Ochs Ochs-Newi Jim Ochs OchA-Newa Jim Ochs Ochs-News Stein Countdown Countdown-New Stein Countdown Countdown-News Stein Countdown Countdown-News Stein-Countdown Countdown-News Stein Countdown Countdown-News Stein Countdown Countdown-News Devotion-Sign Off Anderfeon - WakeUn To Musio To Musio To Musio Sign On. Paul Walker Walker-News Paul Walker Hank Weaver News Hemingway News Walker-News Paul Walker Walker-News ""Cliff Engle News Walker-News Jim Ochs Ochs-News Keporier Swap and Sell Jim Ochs " Listen Ochs-News Emphasis' Listen Jim Ochs Fashion Flashes Ochs-News Listen Jim Ochs ' Telo-Test Listen Jim Ochs Ochs-News Jim Ochs Ochs-News Paul Walker Walker-News "Paul Walker Comprehensive News Walker-Mkt. Report Walker-News News'-House Party Paul Walker House Party Wuiker-Neus Emphasis '-Party Lint Paul Walker House Party Walker-News Hear Paul Walker nanun WaJker-Neus -Hear Clem Stein Stein-News Clem Stein Stein-News Clem Stein Stein-News Clem Stein " Stein-News Clem Stein Stein-News ""Clem Stein Stein-News Moods In Listeninf Ochs-News Jim Ochs Ochs-News Jim Ochs Ochs-News J im'Ochn Ochs-News Jim Ochs Ochs-News 5; Stein Countdown Cuuntdown-News Stein Countdown Countdown-News Stein Countdown Cuuntduwn-News tttetn Countdown Countdown-News Stein Countdown Countdown-Nuws Stein Countdown Count down -News Devotion-Sign Olt 730 fcc 10:30 Clemens-Time 1 1 :30 Kecordft With Ron 12:00 Ranch Time 12:15 Farm Market 12:30 Stock Market 12:35 Hanchtime 1:30 News. Hunch-lime 2:00 Sound of Stereo 6:00 Gospel Mission Report 6:05 Vespers 6:10 Dinner Musio 7:00 Sign OtI 95.3 me 10:00 Bargain Roundup 10:30 CIcmcns-Tlme 1 1 :30 Records With Ron 12:00 HI-FI Varieties 12:30 Stock Market 12:35 Hi-Fi Varieties 1 :30 News, Hi-Fi Varieties 2:00 Sound of Stereo 6:00 Gospel Mission Report 6:05 Vespers 6:10 Dinner Music 8:00 Jazz Scene 0:00 Concert 10:00 Show Album 11:00 HI-FI Varieues 12:00 Sign-Off 1300 kc 0 :25 Trader Horn 1 1 :55 Portals of Prayer 12:00 Markot Report 2:35 Trader Horn 3 :00 Dixieland Jazi 3:25 Meeting Notice! 4:25 School Bell 4:45 Aviation Weather Report 3:45 Weather Report 7 :00 Sign Off 6. 00 Newa 6:10 Weuther 6:15 Douglas Edwarde 6 311 Western Music 7:00 Jell's Collie 7 30 Four Just Men 8 Oil Dennis O'Keele 00 Tightrope 8 30 Dobie Glllls 10 00 Bishop Sheen 10 30 Take a Good Look 1 1 nilNews 11.03 What Happened In Wisconsin 12 U0 Sign Oil tVEflNKSUAY 11:10 Cartoons 11:25 Chaplain'a corner 1 1 30 Search lor Tomorrow 11:45 Guiding Light 12 00 Hestleu Gun 12 30 Love That Bob 1 .00 About Faces 1:30 A the World Turns 2 .00 Day In Court 2 30 Gale Storm 3 00 Beat the Clock 3:30 Verdict Is Youri 4 (HI Bargain Shopper 4 111 Fdge ol Niuht 3 00 American Handstand 3 30 Woody Woodpecker 6 Oil News 6 10 Weather 6 15 Douglas Edwards 6 30 Calltornlatie 7 CKU -Boxing 8 00 Music for a Spring Night 8 ;io Men Into Spaco p (ill Hawaiian K.e 10 no 11 s Sleel Hour 1 1 .on News 11 05 Sign Off Washington (UPB Chair man Clinton P. Anderson (D N. M.) said Monday the Con gressional Atomic Energy Committee wants more data on U.S. plans to shart Infor mation with Rsiisi an peace STAR -fly CLAY Oft M.J2i yiS-fcAPIL 2o JH Your Daily Activity Guide H According to the Star. To develop messoge for Wednesday, read words corresponding to numbers 12-13-2d30( 69 78 83 84 oi your cOQiQC Dirth sign. yf TAUSUI $- AP 21 MAY 21 IMM 31 A 61 Of 2 Vvrwething 32 Good 62 Anrogonlte 3 Bet 33 Aadi 63 To A t 34 Vii.tinj 64 Exc.t.nfl 5 'yvnnhinfl 35 For S Anybody 6 For 36 Oov i i 66 Stand 7 AptKti .1? 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The transquilizer tends just to quiet his nerves, without mak ing him dull and sleepy. I was just reading in that fine jour nal, Science News Letter, that we Americans are now spend ing about $280,000,000 a year on tranquilizers. That gives some Idea of how many per sons must be suffering from jittery nerves and mild psy choses. The Kefuuver committee' has noted that the price for ou tranquilizer pills runs from 5.5U to $5.30. The most com monly-used onea now under investigation by the commit- ttee are Millown, Equanil, compazine, Thorazine, Spar ine, and Serpasil. There are more than 60 brands of such relaxing agents now on the market. These drugs have been used in large doses in the mentnl hospitals, where they make many of the Da- tients much quieter and so reasonable that the doctors can talk to them and help them. As a result, many more mental patients are now be- Traffic laws Protect Driver 'If every driver would real- ize that traffic laws are on his side, he wouldn't think of dis regarding them," Chief of Po lice Charles P. Champlin com mented today. "When you drive faster than the designated speed, make wrong turns, run red lights or stop signs or pass Improperly you run big rusks, he said. These risks can result tn traffic fines, costly car re pairs, towing costs, medical bills, lost wages, damage suits, lawyer's fees and loss of your driver's license. Add to these the suffering even a minor ac cident can cause, he said, and you have a real case for knowing and obeying traffic laws. "Unfortunately, some other wise law abiding citizens treat traffic laws casually and even ignore them when it becomes inconvenient to comply." Champlin said. Traffic laws art on your side, and so are the men who enforce these laws," he con cluded, "but they can't help you if you ignore them." Court To Decide Dixon-Yates Case Washington fUPB The Su preme Court agreed Monday to decide next term whether the government must pay damages to the Dixon-Yates power interests for canceling their contract to supply pow er to the Tennessee Valley Authority. TELEVISION Radio & Small Appliance REPAIR Work Guaranteed CALL SP 3-6241 TROWBRIDGE I FLYNN 214 Wast Main r GAXEK0 R. POLLAN- UtA 54-62-65 SCOftFtO OCT. 24 rV. 22 3- 6- M675-89 90S4 SAGITTAIIUS MC 22 f i 43-9-87 88't.. CAMHCOftN DCC 23 S JAN. 20 V-tA 1-14-18-38 m U2 50-55 SL AOUAIIUS IAN. 21 00-21 29 147-72-73 Roundup emeritus Consultant In Afsdlclnt. Myo Cllnie Emeritus prnfeHsttr of Medicine. Uoto C links ing dismissed from mental hospitals, and many are be ing treated in general hos pitals. Many are being cared for in nursing-homes. Can Get Into Trouble Unfortunately, some per sons who are senstive to one or more of the tranquilizers can get into trouble by taking them, and especially if they start running up the dose. One type of tranquilizer can quickly produce an unpleas ant jaundice, and another can sometimes produce a depres sion so bad that the person has to be hospitalized. When starting to use any one of the hundreds of new drugs that have been synthe esized in chemial laboratories, the person should use the smallest effective dose. Also, he must keep watching for any symptoms that might in dicate the coming of danger ous side-effects. Then he , should quickly stop the use of the drug and discuss the , problem with his physician. One of the worst features about the use of quieting drugs, such as barbiturates, tranquilizers and alcohol is that many of the people who feel a great desire to be calm ed down and made forgetful perhaps of the mess they have made of their life-is that they have so little self-control and so little sense that they will take the pills, a half-dozen at a time, plus perhaps whiskey, a pint at a time. I have no fear at all of giving sedatives to a sensible, well-adjusted and self-controlled person, but I have to give such drugs to the "screwball" who, I know, will probably soon be taking a dozen tablets a day. May Get Nauseated Sometimes, the person sen sitive to a drug soon gets nauseated, or his skin breaks out with a rash, or he feels weak and ill, or he feels so blue he thinks of suicide. With many of the new syn thetic drugs, the person who takes them, week after week, ought occasionally to get a "while blood count" made, to see if the number of white cells in his blood is diminish ing. The reason for this is that sometimes the white count drops so low that the person suddenly loses all re sistance to infection, and in few days loses his life. What is sad is that so many of our wonderfully helpful new drugs must raise cain with an occasional patient. Even that usually safe drug, Aspirin, In an occasional case will cause the person'i face to swell up. Dr. Alvarei' booklet on nervousness may be obtained by sending 25 cents and a large, stamped, self-addressed envelope with your request to Dr. Walter C. Alvarei, Dept. WALT'S TV & RADIO SERVICE Oldest Shop in Sourhern Oregon NEW LOCATION 2300 South Sraqo Road PHONE SP 2-2269 Closed Saturday and Sunday Register "CI mcts 4- 7.ta35(C-17-41-74 X. LIFESAUIIIG COURSES ! Junior Li'e Saving 12 to IS Years Old STARTS TONITE Class Meets Tuesday and Thursday Evenings 5:30 Till 7:30 YIY1CA MAIL TRIBUNE. Mcdford. Or. Tuttday, April 5, 1960 Hepatitis Cases Hit Peak Week in ited States Washington-(Sclence Serv- lce)-The liver damaging dis ease known as hepatitis is on the rise in this country, latest U. S. Public Health Service data reveal. The latest figure of 851 cases, for the week ending March 19, includes ' both se rum and infectious forms of this disease. The highest re corded number of cases for a 12-month period was 30,000 in 1954. There was a slow de cline each year thereafter until 1958 when the number of cases began to rise again. Peak in 1961 The peak of this "cycle" of the disease will probably oc cur in 1961, Dr. C. C. Dauer, medical adviser to the Na tional Office of Vital Statis tics, explained. To date there have been 8,160 reported cases this year compared to 6,195 for the same length of time last year. The disease usually reaches its peak in March, after which It is ex pected to dip for the summer months. Since records of the Inci dence of the disease have been kept only since 1950, the ex act cycle of hepatitis has not been determined. Both forms of the disease are caused by viruses in the bloodstream. Symptoms in clude fever, skin rash, fatigue, headache, nausea, chills, diar rhea and itching. The liver can also be severely damaged. MMT, The Register and Trib une Syndicate, Box 957, Des Moines 4, Iowa. (Released by The Register and Tribune Syndicate, 1950) EXPERT SERVICE Radio Phono. 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