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About Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989 | View Entire Issue (June 3, 1960)
o o o O o o o MAIL TRIBUNE, Medford, Or. I Friday, June 3, 1960 RADIO PROGRAMS FRI DAY Program! tilted below are received from thPradlj station! and the Mall Tribune at.su mei no responsibility except to make change! ai are supplied KYJC 1230 ke 4:00 Lowell Thomas News' Heai 4:15 Sports Time Eydie Gorme 4 30 Sound 1230 Emphasis Hear 4:45 Frank Gobs Sound Road Show fl:00 News' Sound Orville Anderson 5:15 Sound 1230 News Road Show 5:30 Story Hour Road 5:45 Sound 1230 Weathcr tf :U0 Background- -AAA 'Cavii Icade of Sports Sports News 6:15 Amos 'n Andy' Cavalcade oi Sporls Larry Hoover News 6:30 3:45. -Comedy Hour Cavalc -Rlchardg B&R Cavalcade of Sports 7:00 World Tonight 7:15 Sound 1U30 7:30 Sound 1230 7:45 Sound 1230 "8:00 News, Intellectual 8:15 Intellectual 8:30 Intellectual 8:45 Sound 1230 Off the Record News of the World Man on the Go Swingtihift New! Music Swingflhlft Swinjfshift Teen Town fl-00 Local News Sound News Go Show 9:15 Sound 1230 Go Show 9:30 Sound 1230 Hi-Fi Club 9:45 Sound 1230 Hi-Fi Club 10:00 Richfield ReporterHI-FI Club' 10:15 Sound 1230 Hi-Fi Club 10:30 Sound 1230 Frost Nigh tbeat 10:45 Sound Headlines Nightheat i l :on Siin Off News NlKhtbeat 11:15 NiKht beat Final News l'.:30 aifin on RADIO PROGRAMS SATURDAY 5:30 5:45 "e :00 Sign On Sound " 6:15 Sound 1230 fl:30 Frank Gosa JB:45 Changing Timcs "7:00 News Roundup 7:is sound IXM) WeaViier 7:30 Weather Sound 123iRogue Valley Reporter Cliff Scheel ?:45--Sound 1230 Wcathei & Ncwb Cliff Scheel News 8:00 News Sports' Monitor 8:15 Changing Times Monit 8:30 Sound 1230 8:45 Sound 1230 Monitor Monitor ""Farm & Home" Farm & Home Fish & Game Koffee Klatsch Monitor' O Monitor' Monitor Monitor Monitor Monitor Monitor Monitor 9 :00 News Sports' 0:15 Sound mo 8 30 Sound 1230 9;45 Sound 1230 10 :()0 News Sporta' 10:15 Del CouiO'iy 10:30 Del Courtney 10:45 Del Courtney 11 :00 News Times 11 :15 Changing Times 11:30 Dei Courtney 11 :45 Del Courtney 12:00 Paul Harvey Noon News 12:15 Sound 1230 Weathe Monitor 12:30 Sound 1230 Weather-Monitor 12:45 Sound 1230 Monitor j .on News"-Courtney News' Monitor j:in Dei Courtney Monitor J.30 Del Courlney Monitor 1 :45 Del Courtney Monitor "5:00 News CnurPncy Monitor' 2:15 Del Courtney Monitor 3:30 Dei Courtney Monilor 2:45 Del Courtney Monitor "3:00 News Courtney News Monitor 315 Del Courtney Monitor 3:30 Del Courtney Monitor 3:45 Courtney Sports" Monilor "4:00 New" Sound 1230 Morfitor 4:15 Sound 1230 Monitor 4 30 SportspcciaJ Monitor 4.45 Frank Goss Sound Monitor "5:00 News" Sound 1230Mur.itor 5:15 Sound 1230 Monitor 6:30 Sound 1230 W tth Monitor" 5:15 Sound 1230 Sports Monitor' 6 0 News" Annlysis Mi in' tor 6 15 Veterans Admin. Monitor (K:0 Enund 1230 Grand Ole Opry 8:45 Sound 1230 Sports' Grand Ole Opry "7:00 World Tonight News' Montior 7:15 Sound 1230 Monitor 7:30 Upbeat Monitor 7:45 Upbeat Monitor "8:00 News Jazz Concert Frost Report-News 8:15 Daily News Jazz Dunce Time 8:30 Dally News Jazz 8:45 Daily News Jazz ""9:00 Medf ord-Parkro.se 8:15 Med ford-Park rose 9:30 Med ford-Parkrosc g ;45 Medford-Parkrose 10:00 Meriford-ParkroFe 10:15 Metlforri-Parkrose 10 30 Mertford-Pnrkrose Dance Time Dance Time Med ford-Parkrose Medford-Parkrose Med ford-Parkrose Medford-Parkrose Medford-Parkrose Medford-Parkrose tRUl 11:15 Dance Time-Final Newi 11 :30- ABC cn NBC KBOY AM Friday: 2.00 Sound of Stereo 5:30 Sports Results 6:35 Sound of Stereo COO Gospel Mission Report C :05 Ve.spers 6:10 Dinner Muslo 7:45 Sign Off Saturday: 6 30 Sign on News tJtfS Wake up Western 6:00 lloliiiitn News on half hour, Weather on hour. KBOY m Friday: 2:00 Sound of Stereo 6:30 Spurt Results 6 35 Sound of Stereo 6:00 Gospel Mission 6:05 Vespers 6:10 Dinner Muslo B:00 Jazz Scene 9:00 Ron's Dunce Request.. 10:50 Sports Final 11:00 OiRiin 3 1 :30 Dance Requests 11 :. 15 Tomorrow's Headlines 12:00 Sign Ofi Saturday: 6:00 Sicn-On. Phil Holman ill-Fl Varieties KDOV FRIDAY 4:25 School Bell 4:45 Aviation Weather Report 6:45 Weather Report 7:30 Sign Off 6 VTUKliAY 6:00 Sign On 0 6:30 Farm Report 7:05 Weather Report B 30 Aviation Weather Report TELEVISION The following TV broadcast log for the Mail Tribune's readers and TV viewers. Schedule changes art printed as provided by the TV stations and the Mall Tribune cannot accept responsibility for errors or KBES-TV (Channel 5) FRIDAY :00 TV Weatherman 6:05 News 6:1(1 Dour Edwards 8t Newi F. 30 Huckleberry Hound H:00 Cavalcade of SporU 6:50 Feature File 1 XI0 Tombstone Territory 1:30 Hotel De Palee 8:00 Ball-Arna Playhouse 11:0(1 Twilight Zone 0:30 Person to Person 30:00 Californlans 0 1(1:30 Ni'wa 1(1:45 "Painted Veil" 12:30 Sign Oil tTt RIJAV 11:30 Cartoon ;45 Masehall Lcarloff 11:55 Hoaton at New York 2:00 Heckle & Jeckle 2:30 Mighty Mouse 3.00 Lone Ranger 3:30 Sky King 4:00 Cnrlimna 4:1 Hollywood Park Races 4-45 Country Style USA fl:30 Perrv Mason 8 (MV Small World n:3n 20th Cenlury :oo Adventures Tomorrow 7:30 Sea Hunt R 0O Mr. Luekv B 30 Have Gun Will Travel 9:00 Gunsmoke (1:30 Phil silvers 10:00 U.S. Marshal 10.30 Manhunt 1 1 ;00 News II 05 Hall ol Fame 12.30 Sign Oil SUNDAY 8.00 Cartoon 9:15 llaseDall Learloff 8 25 Detroit at Cleveland 1 00 Visit With City Police 1 :l5-jan Smoot 1 30-Mlral Roberts 3 00 This Is the Life 2 30 Dig Picture 3:00 Adventures In Medicine S :30 Pat Poone 4 00 Top Pro Coif 8 00 Tasle for Ofllce 0 30 20th Century 6:00 Adventure Tomorrow KMED 1 440 kc KWIN 1 400 Rc Clem Stein Clem Stein News Clem Stein Clem Stein News Clem Stein Clem Stein News Show Moods for Listening - Newa - Sports Larry Hoover News cane oi hporis Larrv Hoover Larry Hoover News Larry Hoover Larry Hoover News Larry Hoover Larry Hoover News Stein Countdown Countdown News Stein Countdown Countdown News O Stein Countdown Countdown News Stein Countdown Countdown News Stein Countdown Frost Countdown SJein Countdown Frost News Devotion Sign Off Sign On-Wake Up WakeUp To Music Wake Up to Music Sign On Cliff Scheel Wake Up Rural Rpt. Cliff Scheel News Wake Up Fish Report Cliff Scheel News Roundup RFD 1400 " Wake Up To Music RFD 1400 New RFD 1400 Cliff Scheel Cliff Scheel News Glen Tabor Glen Tabor News Glen Tabor Glen Tabor Newi Glen Tabor Glen Tabor News Glen Tabor Glen Tabor News Glen Tabor Glen Tabor News Glen Tabor Glen Tabor News Cliff Scheel Cliff Scheel News Cliff Scheel Comprehensive News Cliff Scheel Baseball Baseball Baseball Baseball Baseball Baseball Bn tie ball Baseball Baseball "Baseball Baseball q Baseball Clem?tein News C!em Stein Clem Stein News Clem Stein Clem Stein News " Clem Stein Clem Stein Moods in Listening Glen Tabor News "Glen Tabor Glen Tabor News Glen Tabor Glen Tabor News Glen Tabor Glen Tahor News Glen Tabor Glen Tabor News Clem Stein Clem Stein News Clem Stein Clem Stein News Clem Stein Frost Report Stein Clem Stein Ciem Stein News Clem Stein Frost Report Stein Clem Sleln Trost Report Mavrft Devotion Sign Off. ABC 730 kc 10:00 Bargain Roundup 1 1 .uif 'Siemens- i line 12:00 Sports Outlook 12:0.1 Ranch-Time 12.15 Farm Market 12:20 Ranch Time 1:30 RoRiie Valley Hit Parade 2:00 Sound of Stereo 3:30 Sports Final 0:00 Gospel Mission 6:05 Vespers 6:10 Dinner Music 6:30 Band Concert 7:00 Jazz Scene 7:45 Sign Off 95.3 mc Weather on the hour. News on the half hour, Pop Music Vari'tieB t0:00 Bargain Roundup 11 :30 Clemens-Time 12:00 Sports Outlook 12:05 Varieties 1:30 Rogue Valley Hit Parnrfe 2:00 Sound of Stereo 6:30 Sports Results 5:35 Sound of Stereo 6:00 Gospel Mission Report 6:05 Vespers 6:10 Dinner Music 6:30 Band Concert 7:00 Jazz Scene 8 :00 to 12:00 Hi-Fi Dance Show 1 2 00 sign-Oft 1300 KC 0:25 Trader Horn 1 1 :55 Portals of Praver 12:00 Market Report 2:25 Trader Horn 3:00 Dixieland Jazi 3:25 Meeting Notices 4:25 School Bell 4:45 Aviation Weather Report 5 45 Weather Report 7:30 Sign Off PROGRAMS li printed as a fret public service omissions. t:30 Dennis the Menace 7:00-2.Ed Sullivan 8:00 GK Theatre 8:30 Alfred Hitchcock 8:00 George Gohel 0:30 Whafa My Line 10:00 He Our Guest 1 1 :00 To Toll the Truth KOTI-TV (Channel 2) FKIIIAY 8:0(1 Tech Talks 0 815 John Dally News 5-30 Cartoons 80 News 8:10 Weather 8:13 noualas Edwards 8 30 Wall Disney 7-30 Man front Blackhawk 8:0077 Sunset Strip oo Twilight Zone 8 30 Person to Person 10 :00 Lion's Auction SATURDAY 11:00 Lunch Wllh Soupy Salei II :30 Cartoons 1 1 :55 Game ot the Wee St. Louis at San franclaco 2:00 Heckle & Jeckla 2 30 Mighty Mouse 3:00 Lone Ranger 3 30 Skv King 4:00 T11A 4:15 Hollywood Park Racei 4:30 TIIA 5:13 All Star Rowling 8 45 Weekly News Roundup 6:00 Meet Your GlanU 8:30 Perry Maaon 7:30 Sea Hunt 8 00 Mr. Lucky 8 30 Have Gun Will Tru ;el 8:00 Gunsmoke 8 30 Phil Silvers 10:00 Hetty Hutton 10 30 Manhunt 11:00 Naws 1 1 :10 Premier Theatre 11:30 News 11.35 Sign Oft SUNDAY 8:00 Cartoon 8:18 Baseball I.eadoff 8:23 Detroit at Cleveland 1 .00 Dateline Statehouse, O . The Medical 'AT" A Child With Foul Intestinal Gas A mother writes wanting to know why her little boy is often passing gas that has a foul odor. My impression is that usually children who do this are un able to digest properly some one food. Per haps they are allergic to it. The question is, how is the mother to find which food it is? If the chid passes the foul Kas only once a week or so, the mother should keep a rec ord of the unusual foods eat en a few hours before. Then, after the child has had three or four spells, it may be ob vious that every one of these times the child has eaten eggs or fish or chicken or some thing. Then the child should stop eating that food, and that is thiO end of the gas formation, the problem solved. If the child forms the gas every day, then the offending food, If there is one, must be one that is consuMed per haps every morning. The commonest one Is milk. I ask the mother to give the child for two or three -days, only oatmeal and rice with abutter and sugar, broiled lamb and canned pears for dessert nothing else besides water. If the gas stops coming, then the mother must, each day, add a new food to the diet. keeping a record of those that cause gas and of those that do not. Child Became Brighter Incidentally, I have known of a few cases like this in which, when the harmful food was discovered and taken away, the child became much brighter at home and at school. It became obvious that the poorly-digested food had been depressing the child's brain. Often these children are decidedly dull, and perhaps ailing, with a sore and bloated adbomcn on Monday. Why Monday? Be cause on Sunday the family has a chicken or a pork roast, or the, children, go to grand mother's, where Ihey eat a lot of chocolate or nuts or other food which they do not get every day. Or Alvarer I remember a lad from ajby sending 25 .cents and very able family who, in his sophomore year at college. became so mentally dulled that he flunked out. At this time he got? a sore bloated abdomen, afld much foul gas. Then, with the "elimination diet," I found that he was highly sensitive to eggs. He was eating five of them, for breakfast, and when he slopped touching this food, he not only lost his abdominnal pain and his gas, but he be came bright and wide-awake and happy again. Years ago, when I told Dr. Clifford Sweet of Oakland about the young people I know who used to feel dull and stupid on Monday be cause of some unusual food eaten on Sunday, he looked through his large pediatric practice and soon had gath ered about him a "Dumb Monday Club" of children whose brain had been dulled each Monday by some un usual food ealen on Sunday. Why Mother Gets Tired Recently I pointed out in this column that many of the housewives who go to the doc tor complaining of feeling tired and weak, really have just had too heavy a job. They need rest, and rest would probably cure them. But the problem Is to get that rest. As my good friends, Drs. Zelma M, Miller and Benja- 1:30 Oral Roberts 2 ihi Open itt'RrniR 3:30 Campaign Roundup 3:00 Dance 3:19 Paul Wlnrliell 3:30 Herald of Truth 4:00 All Stur Gnlf 5:00 Tusle for Office :0- 6:30- 8 Oil TJE Thratrr 0 30 Alfred Hitchcock Presents 9:00 Georiie tloticl 11:30 Whnl's My Line 10:00 nc Our Guest lt:0O To Tell the Truth 11:30 Sinn Off I'a'r PATTERSON JSLhts S5s WMhT kfMk ' tJ "f irx3FT :MMk uArM Hit mmm ffiss assy ctm ( trjftgJSu THRIFTY GREEN STAMPS Jo 1 L&&& I La I TV IT I I Whtwf THAT WAS A NIGVtTMAKE.' ) f BUT fT SCARED THEN ll t O - ' " . o O o O o O Roundup ft r I Emeritus Consultant In Mrflieint ftuyo t'Unle Emeritus I'rnfeasoi of Medicine Mayo Clin min F. Miller, of Cincinnati say in a recent article, often what makes a mother's woyk harder than necessary on her is her tendency to keep con stantly pushing herself, and constantly feeling dissatisfied because her house doesn't look the way she would like it to look; she is not satisfied with what she is able to do. As the Millers say, every week the mother of three children may wash 750 dishes and 400 pieces of silver; she may handle 250 articles of laundry; make beds 35 times; shop for, carry home, sort out, store and cook 175 pounds of food; and walk 35 miles just around her kitchen. And this is only a small part of what is expected of her. If she could do all this without tension, and feeling of hurry and dissatisfaction, it would not tire her quite so much. Work Without Tension Some women work like tills every day year in and year out without seeming to get tired. Probably they have learned to do their work without tensioa; perhaps they have planned it well, and per haps they have reserved some time each day for resting, or for sitting and reading, or chatting with their husband in the evening. Often they re serve a bit of time just for the enjoyment of much loved children. The Millers say they like one of my pet stories. Many years ago Steward Edward White, the prominent out doors-man, built himself a cabin in the California Sier ras. One day while he was sawing frantically at a log, the old rancher who was watching him said, "You're liKe all them city fellows. When you are sawing you can't wait to get that log sawed in two. Now, when I saws, I just saws." It is won derful how much work one can do comfortably and with out strain if one will "just saw." That is the way in which each morning I tackle my small mountain of mail, and the lob of writing all these comumns, plus editori al? and booklets and books. Dr. Alvarez' new booklet "Ulcers of the Stomach and Duodenum" may be obtained large, stamped, self-addressed envelope with your request to Dr. Walter C. Alvarez, Dept. MMT, The Register and Tribune Syndicate, Box 957, Des Moines 4, Iowa. (Released by The Register and Tribune Syndicate, 1960) 13 Children Said No Care Problem Denver - H1PB - Mrs. Maret ""! Choose from 5 models, 7 J RS J (VSJ afx AfVVJJf V. ( -LM1H? rsB T?5 , ? . O d Thomas, 35, who has had a Mn'i. TKnd' of. " Q LjR' W 1 3 ' "Ukr baby a year for the past worksaving Merry Tiller today I "O CTfLl-rWT-r XCyK AY K irxTN 1 h ?md)rVeJ Mt.her B, your tiller where you ... 5f THAT ktiftikl W- at Denver GenCTal' HospS "T Mw 1 rgjijpj Jf. 'fpj jW I , PLW) &8 Her husband, David, is a JOHNSTON STORES S pC.-fVf ifV lJ''lt'lQ "'' iZZIlW""'''' J" Janitor- and an only child 112 SOUTH RIVERSIDE "VV- - - .' 1- F'IMjl wfw't' dren look after the young Watch Parts Work - - ' JgyftLrr- -...--JbZ ones and they all have chores Harder Than the Engine x SJSSS? 1 c , , , , . :T . , ?.." to do to help out. . Your Auto t THPT I 1 AINT SEEnNV U - jC WNJVi:) "We even tauRht the baby OT T our muto SHORE IS i HIDE NOR HfllR ) V V tV yL4Cl Vof ,he Inspection they need, """ ''Vr Ti " wil1 savo ,ime and mon- PH!I!2 iwcssrsrl i "'"'oi i jLX ey on future repair.! pop can VnS4s?I ?ISnS.A;3PENNV ISf'" "Al Qmpbesseo . newsw,mmjn DIIIUBIMA UBATIMA W m ( af 1 W J V IM 1 1 ... lLJL.& W.v.CmS 1 ' J. lr? "A-V fc'Vtt i-Vt 'IfJ i. ' I Winston Girl Hit By Auto; Killed Roscburg - IUPD - A 10-year-old girl ran in front of a speeding auto on a bridge just west of Winston near here Thursday and was killed. State police here identified the victim as Brenda Louise Smith, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. James E, Smith of Win ston. The Smith family had gone to Lookingglass creek on an outing when the accident occurred on Highway 42. Driver of the car was Barney Reece Porter, 22, Ten- mile. It was Oregon's first traffic fatality of June. TRUCK CONVOY American trucks would make up a convoy 23,000 miles long. TV Set Rentals Phone SP 2-7994 Dow TV Service 'JEWELERS! 129 S. Central SP 3-4922 SILVER DOLLAR STAMPS CREDIT GLADLY Roy Picard Certified Master Watchi..;!.er CRATER TELEVISION 126 E. Pins Street CENTRAL POINT PHONE NO 4-1797 AI Olufsen Raytheon Bonded Electronic Technician We U:e and Recommend Raytheon Tubes 1&m 55 iS j 1 i!.tl I ( S"FFr-VUM.'.'-THEHAM Y II ( -SNOW-COVERED BUSHES. ' H V HZ H AROMA IS GROWING MORE J V lSS ! V NOTHING.'.'-THOSE. ARE 7 , ,,l other tedious garden 1356 i '--- X.'Ttrss " nxcomplished quickly and easily uiffi "ME ON BRUNO)! 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