MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE". MEDFORD. ORE.
THURSDAY, JUNE 16. 1960
RADIO PROGRAMS THURSDAY
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Tribune atfcumes no responsibility except to make changei at are supplied
KYJC 1230 kc
4:00 Traffic Jam News" Hear Clem Stein
4:15 -Traffic Jam Eydie Corme Clem Su-inNewi
4:30- Traffic Jam Emphasis Road Show Clem Stein
4:45 Frank Gois Sound Road Show Clem Sit-in Newi
"6:00 News" Sound 123CNew Koad Show" Clem Stein
0:15 Sound 1230 Road Show Clem Stein Newi
8:30 Sound 1H30 Weather-News-Spts. CI11J Si-hre)
5:45 Sound 1230 Orvol Anderson Cllii Scheel
8:00 -Background Newi News' Dinner Music Cliff Scheel
8:15 Amos 'N Andy ' Dinner Music Cliff Scheel
fl JO Comedy Hour4 Morgan Beatty" Cliff Scheel
6:45 Richards B& R"Alex Drier Cliff Scheel
7:00 World Tonight News" Dinner Music Cliff Scheel
7:15 Capitol Cloakroom' Dinner Mutiic Cliff Scheel
7 JO Sound 1230 Dinner Music Clirf Scheel
7:45 Sound 1230 Dinner Muhic Cliff Scheel
8:00 News" Sound 1230Newt" Swlngshift Clem Stein
8:15 Sound 1230 Swlr.Rshift Clem Stein
8:30 Sound 1230 Swingshift Clem Stein
8:45 Sound 1230 Teen Town' Clem Stein
9:00 News Weather News Go Show
9:15 Sound 1230 Go Show
0:30 Sound 1230 Hi Fi Club
8:45 Sound 1230 Hi Ki Club
10:00 Richfield Reporter" Hi Fi Club
10:15 Sound 1230 Hi FI Club
10:30 Sound 1230 News" Nightbeat
10:45 Sound 123Newi.'iKhibi-ai
11:00 Sign Off News NigMbent
11:15 Nightheat-Final News
11:30 SignOff
RADIO PROGRAMS FRI DAY
8:30
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sign On-Wake Up
Wake Up To Music
6:00 Sound 1230
8:15 Sound 1230
6:30 Frank Goss
JM5 Sound 1230
7:00 News Roundup
7:15 Sound 1230
7:30 Sports Show
J7:45 Sound 1230
"8:00 News" Weather
8:15 Breakfast Club
Wnke
Wake
8:30 Breakfant Club . Cliff
8:45 Breakfast Club . Listen Visit Cliff Hcheul
'9)0 Scoreboard Corner News" Swap and Sell Cliff Scheel
9:15 Trading Post Listen Cliff Scheel
9:30 Young Dr Malone Local News Listen Safety Serenade
9:45 Ma Perkins Fashion Flashes -Safely Sere nude
JoiOO-News'" Whispering SNowa Listen Cliff Scheel
10:15 Couple Next Door Listen Cliff Scheel
10:30 Richards' Trent "Loetil News Listen Cliif Scheel
10:45 Pat Buttram Listen Cliff Scheel
11:00 News Sound 123CNews Listen
11:15 Sound 1230 Dennis Day"
11:30 Garry Moore Local News Listen
1 1 :45 Crosby-Clooney Tello-Test '
12:00 Paul Harvey Nafl &
12:15 Valley News Wthr. Weather
12:30 sound lz.tu . features aecimn
12:45 Sound 1230 New In Pink & Blue
1:00 News" Godfrey News'
l:l Arthur uoeiirey
1:30 Arthur Godfrey
1 :45 Arthur Godfrey"
2O0 News' 'Houscparty
2:15 Houscparty'
2:30 Zsa Zsa Courtney
2:45 Del Courtney
"5:00 Del Courtney
3:15 Del Courtney
3:30 Traffic Jam
3:45 Traffic Jam
News"
Fiddler
Loral News Hear
Einpliafils Hoar
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Fiddler Hear
Loenl News Hear
Emphnsls Hear
News Hear
4:00 Lowell Thnmni" News
4:13 Sound 1230 Eydie Ciorme" Clem Sleln News
4:30 Tom Hnrmon" Emphnsls Read Show Clem Klein
4:45-Frank Cioaa Sound Road Show Clem Sleln News
8:00 News' Sound News Rond Show Clem Slein
6:15 Sound 1230 Road Show - Clem Stein News
8:30 Sound 1230 Wenlher-Loeol NeWi' Cliff Seheel
8:46 Sound 1230 Orvllle Anderson Cliff Seheel
fl:0O-Hackr'round News Cavnlendc
6:15 Amoi 'N Andy Cavnleacle
8:30 Comedy Hour' Cavalcade
8:45 Richards DAtR Cavalcade
7:00 World Tonight Record
1:15 Sound 1230
7:30 Sound 12.10
7:45 Sound 1230
8:00 News Sound 1230
8:15 Sound 1230
8:30 Sound 1230
J:45 Sound 1230
8 :0O News Weather
News
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Go Show
0311 Sound 1230
9:13 Sound 1230
10:00 Richfield Reporter
10:15 Sound 1230
10:30 Sound 1230
10j45 Sound 1230 News
1 1 :00 Sljn Off
11:15
111 FI Club
HI FI Club
III FI Club
111 FI Club
Nighthcat
Niithtbcat
News Nlghtbeot
Nluhthoat. Final News
11 :30
Slxn Off
NDC
ABC
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3:00 Sound of Stereo
8:30 SportJt Results
8:35 Sound of Stereo 1
8:00 CJoHpel Mission Deport
6:0$- Vesper
8:10 Dinner Music
7:45 Sign OH. .
FRIDAY
8:30 Sign on News
5:35 Wake Up Western
6:00 Ilolman Nowb on half hour,
Weather on the hour
8 00 Weather- Music
8:30 News Slock Mnrkct
0:00 Special News
KBOY FM
Thtiridny
a 00 Sound of Stereo
5 30 Sports Results
5:35 Sound of Stereo
8:00 Gospel Mission Report
8:05 Vespers
6:10 Dinner Music
8:10 Vespers
6:15 Dinner Music
8:00 Jazz Sec no
8:00 Concert
10:00 Show Allium
10:50 Sports Final
11.00 Varieties
11:55 Tomorrow's Headlines
12:00 Sign Off
Friday
8:00 SiBn-On Phil Hnlmnn
Ht-Fi Varieties News on tha
half hour
8:00 Weather
KDOV
TlltRSDAV
4:45 Aviation Weather Report
5 45 Weather Report
7:45 SignOff
FRIDAY
8:00 Sijtn On
8:45 Livestock Report
7:00 Sportseast
7:05 Weather Report
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KBES-TV (Channel 5)
THURSDAY
4 00 Friendship Circle
4 30 Uncle Hill's Cartoons
6 30 Roy RoKers
6 00 TV weatherman
6 05 Newn
8:15 DouRlas Edwards
6 30 Award Theater
7:00 Iletty Hutton
7:30 Interpol CalllnR
8 0(V Huslnrss Parade
8 30 Miirkham
90 Rescue 8
B 30 l're-Conventlon
10 no state Trooper
10 30 News
10:45 Americans at Work
11:00 Tennessee Ernie Ford
11:35 Sign Off
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8:001 Love Lucv
9:30 Deeeinher Brtdt
10 O0 Love ol Life
10 30 Search lor Tomorrow
10 43 Guidlnff I.lpht
11 00 Restless Gun
11 :30 Love that Bob
12:00 About fnern
12:30 As the World Turns
1. DO For Hrtter or Worst
1 30 House Parlv
5 00 The Milllonaire
9 30 Verdicl I Yours
30 BrlRhter Day
3:15 Srcret Storm
3 30 KdRr ol Nipht
4:00 Agrteulturnl Helps
4:15 Towers o( Truth
4:3ilincr Bdl'g Cartoons
6 oo TV Weatherman
8:05 News
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5 -30 Hucklehcrry Hound
0 00 Cavalcade of Sports
70 Tombstone Territory
7 30 llntrl De Parte
8 05 CBS Reports
9:00 Twlllffht Zone
0:30 Person to Person
10;00 CeUfornlans
KMED 1440 kc KWIN 1400 kc
Clem Stein
Clem Stein
Clem Stein
Clem Stein
Clem Stein
Clem Stein
Clem Stein
Clem Stein
Devotion SignOff-
lip to Music
Larry Hoover
Da Rural Rent. Larry Hoover
Wake Up Fishing Kepl.iirry Iluover
First News Roundup HKD 1400
Hemingway News'" HKD 1400
Weather-News HKD 14fl0
Rogue Valley News Larry Hoover
WejUier--i'?wB Larry Hoover
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Fiddler Listen ' ', Hank Peek News
Knelc News"" Cliff Scheel
Cliff Scheel
Cliff Scheel
Larry Hoover
Larry Hoover
Larry Hoover
Comprehensive Newi
Market Hep or t
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N.W News
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House Party
Baseball
House Party Jlaseball
Loc. News Party Line 'laiitiball
Emphasis House PartyiJasebail
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Hear Clern Sleln
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Hllltcs Cliff Seheel
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Man On The Go' Cliff Seheel
Swincshlft Cliif Seheel
News Music Clem Stein
SwinRshift Clem Sleln
Swlngshift Clem Stein
Teen Town" Clem Stein
Go Show Clem Stein
"lem Slein
Clem Sleln
Clem stein
Clem Sleln
Clem Stein
Clem Stein .
Clem Stein
Devotions Sign Oft
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730
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Kirdii Mil run in Roundup
0:I5 Clcmt'iis Time ;
1 1:30 Rect. ids with Rich
12:00 Sports Oullook
J2:0r Ranch Time
12.1.1 K.irm Mnrket
12:30 Slock Mm-kct :
12:35 Hnnch-Tinie
1:30 News. Ifanch tlma '
2:0tl Sound of Stereo
5:30 Sports Roundup . . '
5:3f Sound of Stereo
6.00 Gospel Mission Report '
fi:05 Vesper
0:10 Dinner Music
7:45 Sinn Off
95.3 mc
0:00 Special News Wealher
R:3 New Stock Quotes
10:00 Hitrnm Roundup
10:1 5 Clcmcn's-Tune
1 1 30 Recortts with Rick
12 00 Sports Outlook
12:01 Viiricltfs
12:30 Stock Mnrket
12:35 Mi-Ki Vnrtetles
1:30 News. Hl-Ki Varieties
2:00 Sound ol Stereo
5 -30 Sports Rfsults
5:33 Sound ol Stereo
6 on Gospel Mlhslon Report
(1:05 Vespers
. fi:ltt Dinner Music
H Hy-..l.' Sci-ne
, H;0i(R,h s Dance Requests
10:50 Sports I'inid
11:00 Dfinee Requests
d2:gn 4iiin-Oii
1300 KC
8 30 Aviation Wcnlher Report
. 25 Trader Horn
j 1 -4.- Went her Report
1 1 Tit". Portals of I'rnyer
12:00 Farm Report
2 Li Trader Horn
3.00 Dixieland Jnra
4:45 Aviation Weather Report
5 45 Weather Report
7:45 SiKH Off
10 30 Finnl News
10-45 -Too Hot to Handle"
12 .30 Sinn Oif
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13 (0 A Hie World Turns
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2 ;lo Who Do Vuu Trust
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3 .10 rider ol Nii'M
4 00 Airn'rirtm llanrisland
4.30 Cluiplaln's ComiT
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5 1.1 Done; Friwaiiln News
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The Medical
AJ
Cirrhosis of th Liver
Many persons s u f foring
from cirrhosis of the liver
wonder why their physician
cannot quickly give them
some medi
cine or diet
that will cure
them. They
haven't any
idea what
their prob
lem is. Per
haps it is just
as well that
they cannot
see their
lilt Al.VAKK
shnveled-up remnant of a liv
er, made up mainly of the
blood vessels and ducts and
Douglas County
Fair Scheduled
Rosebure - Expanded exhi
bit classes, including six de
partments opened to residents
of southwest Oregon, for the
1980 Douglas County Fair
and Exposition have been an
nounced by Fair Manager
Dick Turley.
The fair, scheduled Aug. 25
through 28, includes depart
ments such as sheep, fruits
and vegetables, arts, photog
raphy, hobbies and crafts, and
gems and minerals.
Residents of Jackson and
Josephine counties may enter I
exhibits in any of the depart
ments which will offer cash
premiums for the first five
winners in each Iot, and rib
bons for the first three place
winners, he added.
- Lomnmeci with the gems
and mineral exhibits this year
the annual Umpqua Min
eral Club Mineral show.
I'hemc of the 1060 County
Fair is "Water is Wealth,"
nd will include the "Dancing
Waters show from Radio
City Music hall in New York
ity, a water ballet, bathing
beauty contest, and a high
diver.
Other features include a
alcnt contest, horse show, a
circus, the floral gardens, a
zoo, outdoor square dancing,
and fireworks.
Fair premium books may
be obtained from Turley, post
office box 751), Roscburg.
Bank Guard Flees
ViSh $102,000
Ncedham, Mass. -IUI'11- A 32-
year-old bank guard, who ap
parently succumbed to temp
tation, Wednesday walked off
with more than $100,000 in
cash from a small branch
bank.
Officials at the Needham
branch of the Norfolk County
Trust Co. said that the money,
believed to total about $102,-
000, had just been delivered
from the main bank.
Slate police said it appeared
that guard Eugene Hicks, of
Boston, waited until the
branch bank's employees had
their backs turned, then scoop
ed up the cash, walked quick
ly out the back door, and dis
appeared. Police said Hicks, who had
worked two years at the Need
ham Uranch Bank, was believ
ed armed. Ho is married and
the father of three.
Prohibition Relic
Decorates Barroom
Milwaukee - A relic of the
prohibition era decorates the
back bar of Salvatore John's
tavern.
Workmen remodeling the
place found a four-foot metal
tank fitted neatly into a wall.
John, who leased the tavern
three years ago, had no idea
how it got there. But inspec
tion of the tank disclosed that
it contained five gallons of
truly ancient moonshine and
apparently had been cached
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STARGAZEWS
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Medicine.
Mf.vo CUnle
rnfrstor of
Ma to Cllnte
fibrous tissues that are left
after most of the functioning
cells are gone. Perhaps these
cells were destroyed by a se
vere hepatitis, or by much
drinking.
As Drs. C. M. Leevy, G. R.
Chebrick and C. S. Davidson
recently wrote, this scarring
and shriveling makes it hard
for all the blood which nor
mally comes from the stom
ach and bowel to get through
the liver on its way to the
heart. The blood tends to back
up, and the blood pressure in
the "portal" system (the port
al vein carries the blood from
the bowel into the liver)
causes a number of things to
happen. One is an enlarge
ment of the spleen, an organ
which lies under the lower
ribs on the left side. The
changes in the spleen can
give rise to anemias and other
serious troubles. Sometimes,
to relieve these difficulties
the spleen is removed surgic
ally, or a by-pass opening is
made between certain veins,
with the hope of shunting the
blood around the liver. Un
fortunately, these shunt oper
ations can have some undesir
able effects, and hence they
are performed only when ab
solutely necessary.
Enlargement of Veins
Another serious result of
portal hypertension is a great
enlargement of the veins in
the wall of the lower part of
the esophagus (gullet). Often,
these veins rupture and cause
serious bleeding. Another
common result of a cirrhosis
of the liver is ascites, or the
filling-up of the abdominal
cavity with a fluid-a form of
dropsy.
What is good is that more
and more is now being learn
ed about the chemistry of all
of these disturbances, and this
gives us physicians hope that
some day soon we will be
able to do something really
curative for the persons who
find themselves suffering
from the end-results of portal
hypertension. As yet, we have
no good remedies.
Mumps 'Without a Mump'
Recently, Drs. Wm. H.
Saunders and Wm. H. Lippy
reported that quite a few
adults get mumps without
swelling of the glands near
the ear. The fact that they
have the disease can be shown
by the high titer in their
blood of so-called mumps anti
body. A certain number of these
people get an attack of severe
deafness, usually in only one
ear. Others get a temporary
paralysis of one-half of their
face.
DeLake Post Office
Bids To 8s Asked
Washington -(IIPD- Rep. Wal
ter Norblad (R-Ore.) said to
day the Post Office depart
ment will advertise for bids
during the period June 16-24
to build and lease a new post
office building at Delake, Ore.
FAT
OVERWEIGHT
Available to you without a doctor's
prescription, our drug called ODRI
NEX, You must lose ugly fat in 7
days or your money back. No stren
uous exercise, laxatives, massage
or taking of so-called reducing can
dies, crackers or cookies, or chew
ing gum. ODRINEX is tiny tablet
and easily swallowed. When you
take ODRINEX, you still enioy your
meals, still eat the foods you like,
but you simply don't have the urge
for extra portions because ODRI
NEX depresies your appetite and
decreases your desire tor food.
Your weight must come down, be
came as your own doctor will tdl
you, when you eat less, you wetgh
less. Get rid of excess fat and live
longer. ODRINEX costs $3.00 and I
sold on this GUARANTEE: If
not satisfied tor anv reason iust
return the package to your druo-
gist and get your full money back.
No questions asked. ODRINEX i
w,,,,,'
sold with this guarantee by:
Thrift Store. 30 N. Cen
Carnegie Course
Meeting Slated
A demonstration meeting
the Dale Carnegie course will
be held at the Jackson hotel
Wednesday, June 22, prior to
the actual course to be spon
sored by the Medford Junior
Chamber of Commerce, ac
cording to Jaycee officials.
The public has been Invi
ted to attend the meeting
which will be a preview of
the course that includes ef
fective speaking, human rela
tions, memory training, sales
manship, and worry control.
Specifically, the course is
said to help develop courage
and self-confidence, destroy
inferiority complex, apeak
with ease before meetings
win friends and influence peo
ple, become a leader, increase
income, improve memory, en-
ricn me, ana Keep out ol a
rut.
More information may be
obtained from Dick well, Ur
eal Carnegie representative,
at the Jackson hotel; Dick
Frey, the area course chair-
man, at SPring 3-6511; or
Douglas Peters, SPring 2-6652,
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