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Newspaper Page TextRADIO PROGRAMS MONDAY prnrMf 1M baft v revrlvstj from tha raais iudoii aiiJ flat ViH Vritaat a M MiHily waai to (taunt a art aslif4 KYJC 1230k KMEP 1440kc KWIN 1400 k A .tt) Lowell Thomw" News Her Show 4:15 -Sound 1230 Iydia Gorme 4:30 Tom Harmon Einphabih-RoafJ Shew 4 Frank Gcui -eiouna KME.D Huad Show "5:fvn-r-News Sound Hati-Newe juu fibnv 5:13 Sound 1230 Hoad Show 8. 90 Story Hour We at ha r-Local Newi 5:45 Sound 1230 9r!' AndtT!on" " l00 Background Nrwi News Dinner Muiic g:15 Amoi n Andy Dinner Music 6:30 Comedv Hour Morgan Beatty :4 Comedy Hour' AWx DmcI "7:00Worrd'Tunighti New Dinner Mufcic t:15 Sound 1230 Dinner Muilc 7:30 &ound 1230 Dinner Muic 7:45 Sound 1230 -Fro t Dinner Muiic "i bVw ' Sound J330Frot Rept.-Mufiie 1:15 Sound 1230 Swingahift 8:30 Sound 1230 Swingfchlft :45 Sound 1230 TL'- 9:00 Local NcwiSound News' Go Show 9:15 Sound 1230 Go Show 0:30 Sound 1230 Hi-Fi Club ;45Sound 1230 Hi-Fi Club 10:00 Richfield Reporter" Hi Fi'CIub 10:15 Sound 1230 Hi-Fi Club 10 30 Sound 1230 New Nightbeat 10:45 Sound Headbnea Nightbeal lV:0b Sign Off News NiRhtWat 11:15 N'lKhtheat-Final Wewi 11:30 SignOlf Clem Stain Clem Slein-Nawa Clem aitin Clem Stein-Newt "TUto StNB Clem Slain-Newt Mood j in Listening 1-arry Hoover-Newa Larry Hoover Larry Hoover-Nawi Larry Hoover Larry Huovcr-Nawa Larry Hoover Larry Hoover-New l Larry Hoover Larry Houver-Nswt Stein-Countdown Countdown-Newa Countdown CuutilUuwil-Newa Countdown Proal-Countdown Countdown Countdown-Newa Countdown 1 rot-Counldow Countdown Counldown-Froat "Devotion-Sign OK lilTHTAR GAXEB5 RADIO PROGRAMS TU ESDAY 5:30 5:45 6:00 Sound 1230 6:16 Sound 1231) 6:30 Frank r,on" 45 Sou nd 1230 "7:00 World Newi 7:15 Sound 1230 7:30 Sport! Show 7:4a Sound 1230 Sign On-Wake Up JA akc UpTc Muoic WakeTln to Music Music-Hural Rept. Tvhuie-FUh Rsot Firbt Newi Houndup Wake Uplo Music Weather News Rogue Valley New a Weaihet Newt 00 Newt Weather Newi'-Ellii 8:15 Breakfast Club EI1U In Wonderland 8:30 Breakfait Club Emphaiia-Eliii g.43 Breakian Club EUn in Wonderland "o 00 Newi"' Peta BabjNewa Swap at SeU B :1 5 Trading Poat Listen 0:30 Young Dr. Malone Empbaali Liften 0;45--Ma Perkint Linlen 10:00 Newf. Whiiperlng News Lliten Show 10:15 Couple Next Door' Ll.slon 10:30 Richards-Helen Tren Kinphatiifi Listen 10:45 Pat Huttrain' Lldten Show 11:00 Sound 1230 Newi Listen Show 11:15 Sound 1230 Listen 1 1 :30 Garry Moore Emphasis Listen 11 .43 crohoy-ciooney- mien 13:00 Paul Harvey' Nat'l, NWNewi 12:15 Valley New Wthr. Weathoi -Market 12:30 Sound 1230 Local News 12:45 Sound 123P New in PinkAnd Blue "l ;oo New s' Godfrey Newn'-llouse Party 1 :15 Arthur Godfrey House Party 1 :30 Arthur Godfrey" Emphasla'-Party Line 1:45 Arthur Godfrey Hoiue Party 3:00 News' Use. party S'owh Hear Show 3:15 Houseparty Hear Don Hanlln 2:30 Z.a Zsal ourtney KmphtiMiHMiear 2:45 Del Courliit-y Hear Show Nfwn Hear Show Henr Don Hanlin Em phalli '-Hear H;ur Show 3:00 Del Courtney 315 Del Courtney 3:30 Traffic Jm 3:45 Traffic Jam 4:00 Lowell Thomas" Newa Hear Show 4:15 Sound 1230 Eydic Gorme 4:30 Tom Harmon" EmphaMtf Road Show 4:45- Frank Gossj SoumKMED Road Show 5:00 Newa" Sound 1230Newa Road Show 3:15 Sound 1230 Road Show 3:30 Story Hour Wcather-Local Newa .3:45 Sound 1230 Ot yal Anderson fi OO Background Newi News Dinner Music 8:15 Amos 'n Andy Dinner Mimic 6:30 Comedy Hour" Morgan Bentty 6:45 Comedy Hour Alex Drier "7:00 World" Tonight Nows'-Dlnner Music 7:18 Sound 1230 Dinner Music 7:30 Sound 1230 Dinner Music 7:45 Sound 1230 Dinner Music 8:00 News"" Frost WarnFrost Rept. -Music 8:15 Sound 1230 SwinRshift 8:30 Sound 1230 SwInRshtft 8:43 Sound 1230 Teen Town" J):00 Local Newi Sound News Go Show 9:13 Sound 1230 Go Show 9:30 Sound 1230 HI-FI Club Hi-Fi Club 9:45 Sound 1230 t0:00 Richfeld Reporter" Hi-Fi Club 10:15 Sound 1230 Hi-Fi Club 10:30 Sound 1230 NiRhtheat 10:45 -Sound 1230-Ncws Nightbcat 11 ;0O Sign Off News'-NiBhtheat U:13 Nightbeat-Flnal Newi 11:30 Sign Off ABC Sign On-Cllff Scheel Cliff Suheel-NtWl CUM Krhee, RFD 1400 "RKD 1400 HKD 1400 Cliff Scheel Clill Scheel "Cliff Scheel Hank Peck Newi Lurry Hoover Larry Hoover-Newt ""Larry Hoover Larry Hoover Safety Serenade Safety Serenade Larry Hoover Larry Hoover Lurry Hoover I.arry Hoover-News Larry Hoover Larry Hoover-News Cliff Scheel Cliff Scheel-News "Cliff Scheel Comprehensive News Market Reoort A 1 bu ml n terl tide Album Interlude Album Interlude Album Interlude AJbumInterlude Album Interlude Album Interlude Allium Interlude Album interlude Album Interlude Album Interlude Album Interlude Clem Stein-Nowa ciem Stein' Clem Stein-Nawa Clem Stein Clem Stein-News Clam Stein Clem Stein-News Moods in Listening Larry Huuver-Ncwi Larry Hoover Larry Hoover-Newi Larry Hoover La rr y H oo ve r-Nt wa Larry Hoover Larry Hoover-Newa Larry Hoover Larry Hoover-Newa Stein-Countdown Countd own-News Countdown Countd own-News Stein-Countdown Frost-Countdown Stein-Countdown Countdown-Newt Stein-Countdown " Frost-Countdown Stein-Countdown Frost-Newa Devotion-Sign Off CBS NBC ABC KBOY AM 730 ke Monday 10 3:no Sound of S'ro 11 3:30 Sports Rosulls 12 3:35 Sound of Stereo 12 6:00 Gospel Minion Report 12 6:05 Vespers 12 i:10 Dinner Muiie 12 t:ju sign uii 2 Tuesday 5 1:30 Sign On-Newi 3 8:35 Wake-up Show 6 6:00 Holman Show. News on Half 6 Hours. Weather on Hours. 6 8:30 News-Stock Quotes 7 9:00 Special Newscast-Weather : 1 3 Clemens-Time :30 Records With Ron 00 Sports Outlook :05 Ranch Time 15 Farm Market :30 Stock Market :33 Ranch Time 00 Sound or Stereo 30 Sports Results 35 Sound of Stereo :00 Gospel Mission Report :05 Vespers :10 Dinner Musie 30 Sign Off KBOY FM Monday 2:Uu Sound nf Stereo 5:30 Sports Results 8:35--Sound of Stereo 6:00 Gospel Mlniion Report :05 Vespers :10 Dinner Muiic 8:00 Ja Scene 9:00 Concert 10:00 Show Album 10:50 Sports Final 11 o Varieties 11 .55 Tomorrow's Headlines 13:00 Sign-Off xuesaay 8:00 Sign On. Holman. Weather on the Hour. News on Half Hour. 8:30 News. Stock Quotes 11:00 Special NW9-Venthcrcnat 10,00 Bargain Roundup 95.3 mc 10:30 Clemen'a-Time 1 1 :30 Records With Ron 12 00 Sport Outlook 12:05 Hi-Fi Varieties 12:30 Stock Market 12 33 Hi-Fi Varieties 1 30 News, HI-FI Varieties 3:00 Sound of Stereo 5 30 Sports Results 3 35 Sound of Stereo B OO GoHpel Mission Report 6 A3 Vespers 6:10 Dinner Music 8 00 Jima Scune h oo Concert 10:00 Show Album 10:50 Sports Final 11:00 Hi-Fi Varieties 1 1 :3fl Tomorrow's Headlines 12:00 Sign-Off KDOV 1300 KC MONDAY 4:83 School Bell 4:45 Aviation Weather Report 3:45 Weather Report 7:30 Sign Off Tt'FSDA V 8:00 Sign On 30 Farm Report 7:05 Weather Report 8.30 Aviation Weather Report 9:25 Trader Horn 11 53 Portals of Praver 12.00 Market Hepurt 2:25 Tinder Horn 3 00 Dixieland Ja.r 3:25 Meeting Notices 4.25 Sohool Bell 4 45 Aviation Weather Report 5 45 Weather Report 7 30 Sign Off . lAuaui I MAY 21 l trust 32 aJSj njt.t n 4172 .asjS d; CANCII f Mil 23 .37 3M2-5fl j 64 -77 M M uo JULY 7 5- 7-20-2 28 41-45 VII CO itT. 23 4-1 1-14-171 481 67 BfCLAY I POLL A N- JK Vowr Do( Actmty GwaW H " 4ecjrd(af a fa Van. " To develop mtisaga for Tuesday, read woedt corrtsponding to nombf ot your Zadioc birth tgn. 1121 1 7 Vou j An 4 A 5 l 7 Ojj1 I PflU Ooon 10 tvrt 1 1 Personal 12 Work 13 Vay 14 Altwr 15 To 16 I'M t7C-Xiid 11 Att-1 70 Af- Ano 22 To Bjv lb Todov 27Vau ?8 B 29 O 0 eA 61 C-iechifogifyJ 6J ct KOtM OCT. 2 23 lb Yor .'17 Wr ff! J6 Nrcefy ?9 0 40Hom 41 TK 4 ChK;e 4j To 44 Thr'f 45 Arb'iroMr 46 &eav 47 0ve. pinfj 49 9nrrrar 51 Ate V. A i 54 nrtlinaj 55 GliMar 56 iiiu 57 Wov 58 Kow 59W.II 4OM0V 04 i 65 Wer 66 Ajvontage t7 Ta al W.rtt 6 in 71 s r. a 7 "".N 74 Wct4 75 Cola 76 Vou 77 0" 71 Nt 79 Step i: A 8 Boc 14 Your 5 L.v(v 96 Numtur 19 Probivms 90 Ff.frHJ KeuTrjI 10-15-354 bo-69 12 99 jAaiTTAUUJ i) 33-44 47 CH !s9-70-76 V&I CAKICOW lfr34-50a B4-780 AOUAtHJS 1- 9 27T. 140-31-0 W52-53-35 171-73-75 2. MAIL TIKUNI. MttU4. Of. mmr. Mar u. The Medical Roundup by New Law to Be Discussed on TV Oregon'i new anti-diicrimi-nation liw on housing for members of minority groups will be tba subject of "Date line Statehouie" at 10:45 o'clock tonight over KBES TV. Appearing on the program will be Milton Goldsmith, Portland, chairman of the ad visory committee for the civil rights division. Oregon bureau of labor, and Mark Smith, Portland, civil rights administrator for the agency. A new law affecting the rights of members of n.inority groups to buy or rent housing and other real property was passed in the last Oregon Legislative assembly. A fine emerald sells for three or four times the price of a diamond of equal weight and quality. Strange As It Seem Bin , 5UBMACHIUE mm? 7A T0MACH-AH6 CRltl FOUK-IM-Otit WEATOM,. rue us mmv'5 .unv MM RIFLE Z?lKtt THE M-l (jAKAiND, the m-z aesiut; THE BZ0WNIN5 AUTOAAWIC tXflz, EmtrltDi Comultant in AIittc1n Mtjo CUr.li Inarltoi Pir.ltu.fi of HI4ICUH Hay Cllal TELEVISION PROGRAMS The following TV biaadcul log ii piintad at t.aa stubllc ivica far the Mail Tribune's readers and TV viewers. Schedule changes are printed as provided by the TV it.ir.oni and the Mail Tribune cannot etp wfpensioiiiir rer errora or omilllont. KBES-TV (Channel 5) Monday: 4:00 Faith for Todav 4 :30 Uncle Bill's Cartoons 5:00 Tales of the Viking!, ,V30 Hoinr Run Deibv B.0O TV Waalharman tt:05 Newa 6:13 Doug F.dwards fi:30 Kate Smith 7:00 Th Texan 7:30 Father Know Be.il BOO Danny Thorn at 8 30 Ann bothern ftvo Hcnnesney B 30 June Allvnon 10 oo Pony Express 10 30 Kewa 10 45 Dateline Btatetiouta H 00 Sign OI( Tuesday: 0:001 Lova Lucy 9:30 December Bride 10:00 Love ol Life 10 30 Search for Tomorrow 10:43 Guiding LiRht 11:00 RfUless Cun 1 1 30 l,ove That Bob 12 0(1 About Faces 12 30 An the World Turns 1 oo For Better or Worse 1:30 Home Party 00 The Millionaire JS0 Verdiirt is Youra 00 BriRhtrr Day 1:15 Secret Storm I 30 Edse of Nifht 4:00 Bargain Shopper 4:15 Americana at Work 00 Higher Bduoallon and Van 30 Quick Draw McGraw 4:30 Uncle Bill'. Cartouna 6 oo TV Weatherman fi 05 Newi 0:15 Dour Kdwarda 6 30 Brave stallion 7:00 Dennli 6 Ktcfa 70 Dobie OHIU 8-00 TiRhtrnpr 8 30 Red av.elton 91)0 Gary Moore 10:00 Four Just Men in 30 New 18 15 Sign Off KOTI-TV (Channel 2) Mourlayi 4 :IH American handstand 4.311 ChnplHin'a Corner 4:3.1 Til A ,1 00 C'nrlonm 5:1.1 John Dally News .1 30 DiMiiui the Menat'o fi OO StWk 10 Wralhrr 15--Uuu Kduarda 30 Kntr Snilih 7 oil The Texan 7 30 Father Know Bl 8 Oil Dannv '1 hum.. 8 30 Ann Sothern II 00 llenne.srv 9 30 June Allinn 10:00 Ponv Expre. 10 30 Ni-wr. 10 3.1 Hotel Pe Paree 11 10 Carry Moore Tue.davt 10 1.1 CflftoOlU 10 30 St-firrh lor Tomorrow 10 4.1 (iunlins l.iRht 1 1 oo lli.mle.s Uun 1! ;tO Love Ihul Rob 12 110 About Facer, 12 30 A the World Turni 1 00 Diiv In t'ourt I 30 liale Slorni 3 011 Heal Ihe Clock 3 SO Who do vou Trual 3 on Rnahter Dav 3 l.V kecrul hlnrm 3 .10 K.dae of Njtit 4 00 American fiandatand 4 SO THA I 00 Uncle Bill 5 JO Quirk Draw MoUraw t On New. 6:111 Weather 6:1.1 Dour Fdwarda 6 30 Re.t-ue 8 7 iio Uennla O'Kaaft 7:3li IViaia C.lllui 8 00 Tlahlnew 8 30 C.iTl 4,1 9 00 Calif. irniaii 9 30 Julillee I'SA 10 no Four Ju.t Men 10:30 New. lo.l.i- Rr Ikrllnn ll.Oi t.d lulliirn Overweight Peopl According to a recent study of 100 overweight people made by Drs. Donald Berko- witz and Na thaniel Berk, of Phil adel p h i a , most stout persons, when put on a diet, do not 1 o i e much weight,' or do not hold their loss. The trou- Dr Alv.re. ble js that Qne in three really doesn't want to make the effort; one In five hasn't sufficient intelligence to understand what needs to be done, or to see the great need for making the effort; and one in five wants to eat often to get emotional satis faction. Such persons love to eat even when they are not hungry. The J00 people failed to re duce properly or to stay re duced even when, each dav. they were given a drug to help them. Thirty-eight quit before they finished their course, and practically all of these gained back their weight as soon as they stop ped treatment. Nineteen even gained so mucn on the re bound that they weighed more than when they started! roriy-iwo lost zu pounds or more, and one woman lost 70 pounds. Six behaved so well they went back to their nor mal weight. Fifty-six were still under treatment at the end of the year. Half of the many -people who soon gave up the struggle apparently didn't cure enough about their appearance. Menial Retardation During the last few years chemists have been doing much work in an effort to learn more about those few retarded children who have a brain that was badly in jured by some body chemical which was not quickly de stroyed or thrown out by the kidneys as it should have been, the chemical remained in the body to puison the brain. Often the reason for this defect in body chemistry appears to be the hereditarily- produced lack o some fer ment which normally de stroys the harmful chemical. The situation may be much like that in diabetes where, for lack of insulin, sugar piles up in the body. I do not want now to raise unwarranted hopes in tho minds of thousands of un happy parents who have a feeble-minded child. As Dr. Richmond S. Paine of Harv ard, recently wrote, probably half of the morons we doctors sec inherited a poor brain from some ancestor! who had poor brains. In other cases, Ihe child's brain was icrribly injured while he was being born, and in a few more, the injury was due to an ence phalitis or brain fever. Dr. Paine has summarized in a masterly way most of what is known about the sev eral types of mental retarda tion In which abnormal chem icals can be found in the urine. Doubtless more and more of these diseases will soon be discovered and per haps, as time pusses, ways will be found to help some of the children so that their brains will nut be so badly poisoned. As yet, there is little thai can be done in a curative way. what ii good is i that the door nf hope ii open ing up a bit. Mental Health Association A group of people whom 1 like to help are those at 10 Columbus Circle, in New York City. They are strug gling to do something about the cominoneet and often the most awful of all diseases -menial diaease. ( or years peo ple have said, with a nuud deal of juslicr. "Why give mqney for research on menial disease? There is mightly little that anyone can do about It." Fortunately, in the last 10 years, conditions have changed, and now the prob lem is being tackled, not by the old armchair theorizers, but by scientists who go into a laboratory and study how the brain really works in ani mals and men. Already men tal disease can be produced at will, with the help of a num ber of drugs, and this helps doctors to study insanity. Every month now new drugs are being found which will either stimulate a depressed brain or calm a too-active brain. A new scientific psy chiatry is rapidly coming into being, and already the old edifice of the mumbo-jumbo type of theoretical psychiatry is beginning to totter. For a while yet I fear dis pensers of great funds will keep giving thousands of dol lars for so-called "research," to men who know exactly how everything will come out before they even start work ing, but perhaps soon this sort of foolishness will grind to a halt; and then the only men who will be given money for research will be scientists -brain physiologists and psy chiatrists who, without theories that they have swal lowed whole, will study men tal disease as they find it, with all the wonderful new devices that are being supplied by the chemists and the physicists. New Easier System ot Playini the Organ Now Available. First Lai.en it FREE. SP 3-5497 yea tar n-voicED 14 AU ELUSIVE' ckemure eecAuse Of ITS veMTUiLOOUISTH; VOICE,., $T0MACH-AH6 AVD THE; FRewcH republic Th NATIOWM ASSEMBLE AFTeK THE FRAMf.0 PZU5SIMJ. WAe.M 1375 VOTED TO DECIDE IP FKMJte WA5 TO B6 A WPUBUC OR MONARCH1 M. UURAMt . 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"It's generally con ceded that the frost cut the pear crop generally 20 per cent. the county horticultural asent said. "There will be quite little frost marking as the crop matures." he added. A half or more of the apri cot crop was lost due to frost, according to County Agent Don Bern.'- About 60 per cent of the peach crop re mains, Berry added. The total apricot crop is in five or six orchards. Largest loss in the I peach crop occurred in the Ashland area, the center of peach production in the area, Berry explained. PLAN RIGHTS AWARDS New York -UTO-The Ameri can Jewish Congress today an nounced it will present civil rights leadership awards Sun day to U.S. Attorney General William Rogers. Sen. Jacob Javits (R-N.Y.l. Rep. Emanuel teller (D-N.Y.) and NAACP Executive Secretary Roy Wil-kins. WALT'S TV A RADIO snvici (NaVee) Skoe in Southern Oregon NEW LOCATION 2300 South Si .oid PHONE S J.JJe del iaturrtev lee in? EXPERT SERVICE Radio - Phono. 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