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TBUHSBAT. AUGUST 11. 1960 ME1JF0HB MATL TRIBUNE, MEDFORD, OA. RADIO PROGRAMS THURSDAY Proerartis Hi ted below are received Tribune assumes no responsibility KYJC 1230 kc KMED 00 Lowell Thoma, News' :1S Sound 1230 Fiddler :30 Tom Harmon" Lcl, News-Road Show AS FanKGoss Emphasls-Road Show ;00 News' Sound 1230 News Road Show :19 Sound 1230 Road Show :30 Sound 1230 Weather-Local New 45 Sound 1330 Orvnl Anderson :00 Background News' News' Dinner Music :15 Amos n Andy-K.TrioDlnner Music 30 Richards-Person Morgan Beattv 6 :45 In Person"- Edward Morgan" ;00 World Tonight" News Swingshlft :15 Sound 1230 Swingshlft :30 Sound 1230 Swingshlft i-lS-Sound 1230 Swlngshift :00 News" Sound 1230 "News' Swingshlft :lfi Sound 1230 Swingshlft :30 Sound 1230 Swingshlft :45 Sound 123t ' Teen Town" :00 News Weather :15 Sound 1230 :30 Sound 1230 -15 Sound 1230 News Go Go Show Hi Fl Club HI Fl Club :00 News Sound 1230 HI Fl Club 15 Sound 1230 HI Fl Club 30 Sound 1230 News" Nightbcat :45 -Sound 1230 -News Ni,",.Uoem 00 Sign Off News' Nightbcat 15 Nightbeat-Final News 30 Sign Off RADIO PROGRAM S FRIDAY. 5:30 fi:45 SignOn-Wake Wake Up 6:00 Sound 1230 6:15 Sound 1230 6:30 Frank Goss 6:45 Sound 1230 7:00 News Roundup 7:15 Sound 1230 7:30 Sports Show JT:45 Sound 1230 ""8:00 News" Weather 8:15 Sound 1230 8:30 Sound 1230 8:45 Sound 1230 Rogue Valley News Weather ht-wi News' Fiddler Listen Cliff Engle News" Listen Visit 0:00 News" Baby Corner News-Bkfst. Club' 9:15 Trading Post Breakfast Club" 0:30 Richards-Couple Fidlcr-Lipten JJ :45 Happiness-Trio Fashlon Flohhci 10:00 News'MVhispering SNcwr' Listen 10:15 Mr. Perkins" Listen 0:30 Young Mr. Mnlone Local News Listen 10:45 2nd MrB.Burton" Ljstcn 11:00 News' Sound 123CNewH Swap" A: Sell" 11:15 Sound 1230 Fiddler Listen 1 1 :30 Garry Moore Local News Listen 1 1 :45 Crosby-Clooney Tello-Test' 12:00 News" Valley News Nat'l&N.W News 12:15 News Weather Weather-Markets 12:30 Sound 1230 Features Section 12:45 Sound 1230 Paul Harvey" 1:00 News Godfrey News House Party 1:15 Arthur Godfrey House Party 1:30 Arthur Godfrey Loc. News Party Lfneuascball 1:45 Arthur Godfrey ' Emphasis' House PnrtyBaseball 12:00 NewH"Housepnrty"New' Hear Baseball 2:15 Hseparty-K. Trio" Fiddler Hear Hnxcbnll 2:30 Best Seller" Local News Hear Baseball 2:45 -Best Scller'J Emphasis Hear Baseball "3:"b0 News' 1230 News Hear Bnsebull 3:15 Sound 1230 Fiddler Hear Baseball 3:30 Traffic Jam Lucnl News Heor Bascbnll 3:45 Traffic Jam Emphasis Hear Poolside Platter Party 4:00 Lowell Thomas' 4:15 Sound 1230 4:30 Tom Harmon" 4:45 Frank Goss" "5:00 News"Saund 1230 8:15 Sound 1230 ' 8:30 Sound. 1230 8:45 Sound 1230 Orval Anderson1 6:00 Background News' Colts-All 6:15 Amos ri Andy-Trio ' Colts-All 6:30 Richards-Person 6:15 In Person" ""7:00 World Tonight 7:15 Sound 1230 7:30 Sound 1230 7:45 Sound 1230 Colts-All Colts-All On Its-All Colts-All Colts-All Colts-All 8:00 News' Sound 1230 TBA 8:15 Sound 1230 TBA 8 30 Sound 1230 Monitor ,8:45 Sound 1230 Monitor ""0:00 News Weather News' -Monitor' 0:15 Sound 1230 Monitor 8:30 Sound 1230 Monitor 0 .45 Sound 1230 Teen Town" 10:00 News Sound 1230 10:15 Sound 1230 30:30 Sound 1230 10:48 Sound 1230 News News'-Nlghtbcnt Ntghthent Nightbcat Nightbcat 31:00 Sign Off 11:15 11:30 Nightbcat, Sign Off 'ABC CBS7- KBOY AM THURSDAY 2 :00 Sound of Stereo 3:00 Request Time 5:30 Sport Results 6:35 Request Time 7:00 Gospel Mission Vespers , 7:l5Stgnoff FRIDAY fl :30 Sign Oil News 8:35 Wake Up Western 8:30-r-ljolman News on half hour Weather on the hour 8:00 Weather-Music 8:30-t-News Stock Market 10:00 Bargain Roundup KBOY FM Thursday 2:00 Sound of Stereo 3:00 Request Time A:30 Spurts Results 8:35 Request Time ' flflo Dinner Music 8:00 Jazz Scene 9:00 Concert J II .00 Show Tunes JO 30 Sports Final II '00 Varieties j 1 :55 Tomorrows Headlines ja oo Slsn Oft Friday 6:00- .Sign-On Phil Hnlmnn HI-FI Varieties News on the half hour 8:00 Weather 8:30 News Stock Quotes 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 omissions. KRPC-TV rUMAl Q I w I IM1 1 1 lliUKSUA 4 00 Friendship Circle 4:30 Uncle Bill's Cartoons 5:30 Roy Rogers (111 TV Weatherman 6:05 News 6:15 Dour Edwards ft News 6:30 Llppman on Leadership 1:30 Interpol Calling 8.00 Rescue B 8 30 Kali Fashions 8 35 Brave Stallion I) 00 Correl Swingsters 0:30 To Tell the Truth Jo. 00 Korn County 10:30 Final News JO. 43 Americans at Work J 1:00 Wranglers Jl:30 Sign Olf 'FRIDAY 10:00 l.ove ot Lile 10:30 Search tor Tomorrow 10:45 Guiding Light 11 AO Restless Gun 1 1 :30 Love that Bob 12.00 About Faces 12:30 As the World Turns 1 :00 Full Circle 1:30 House 1'arlv 2:00 The Millionaire 2:30 Verdict Is Yours 3 00 Brighter Dav 3:15 Secret Storm 3 30 Edge ol Night 4:00 Agricultural Helps 4 : 1 5 Thru The Porthole 4:30 Uncle Bill's Cartoons 5:00 TBA 8:30 Huckleberry Hound 6:00 Your TV Weatherman 6:05 Local News 6:15 Doug Edwards AY News 6 :30 Rawhide 7:30 Hotel de Puree 8:00 Video Village 8:30 Tombstone Territory 9:00 Twilight Zone 9:30 Person to Person 10:00 Californians 10:30 Final News 10:45 "It Happened In Brooklyn" 12:30 Sign Off KOTI-TV (Channel 2) THURSDAY 4:00 American Bandstand 4 30 TBA 3:15 John Daly & News 3:30 Roy Rogers 6:00 Six O'clock Report 6:10 TV Weatherman 6:13 Doug Edwards & Newi 6:30 Comedy Spot t 7:00--ReA McCoys T ;30 Interpol Cillinf from the radio stations and the Mall except to make changes as are supplied 1440kc K WIN 1400 kc Harvev News" Clem Stein Clem Stein News Clem Stein Hear Show Clem Stein News Clem Stein Clem Stein News Cliff Schecl Cliff Scheel Cliff Schecl Cliff Scheel Cliff Scheel Cliff Scheel Clem Stein Clem Stein Clem Stein Clem Stein Larry Hoover Larry Hoover Larry Hoover Larry Hoover Larry Hoover Larry Hoover Larry Hnover Larry Hoover Larry Hoover Larry Hoover Larry Hoover Lafry Hoover Devotion Sign Off Show Up To Music Wake Up to Mustt Clem Stein Wake Up Rural Rept. Clem Stein Wake Up Fishing HepClem Stein First News Roundup RFD 1400 HemlnKWny News' RFD 1400 Wenthcr-News RFD 1400 Clem Stein Clem Stein Clem Stein Hank Peck News Clem Stein ClemStcin Clem Stein Clem Stein Safety Serenade Safety Serenade Cliff Scheel 7 Cliff Scheel Cliff Scheel Cliff Scheel Cliff School Cliff Scheel Cliff Scheel Cliff Schecl Larry Hoover Comprehensive News Market Keport Baseball Baseball Baseball News' Hnrvey News" Poolside Platter Party Fiddler Hear Show Poolside Platter Party Lcl, News-Rnad Show Poolside Platter Party Emphasis-Road Show Poolside Platter Parly News Road Show Poolside Platter Party Road Show Poolside Platter Party Wealher-Loenl News Cliff Scheel . Cliff Scheel 1 Stars Stars' Sports News Cliff Scheel ' Cliff School Cliff Schecl Clem Stein Clem Stein " Clem Stein Clem Stein Larry Hoover Larry Hoover Larry Hoover Larry Hoover Larry Hoover Larry Hoover Larry Hoover Larry Hoover Larry Hoover Larry Hoover Larry Hoover Larry Hoover Stnrs" Stars" Stars Slurs Stnrs Stars Night Final New 730 kc 10:15 Clemens Time :-' 11:00 Weather. Music 11:30 Records with Hick ; 12:00 Sports Outlook, : 1 12:05 Ranch Time . I 12:15 Farm Market ; . : 12:30 Stock Market 12 35 Ranch-Time . 1 :30 News, Ranch time-; 2 .00 Sound ot Stereo 3:011 Request Time r ; 3:30 Sports Roundup 3 35 Request Time ' : 7:00 Gnspel Mission Vespers 7:15 Sign-off 95.3 mc 10:00 Bargain Roundup 10:1 S Clcnicn'a-Tlme 11:30 Records with Hick 12:110 Sports Outlook 12:05 Varieties 12:30 Slock Mnrket 12:35 HI-FI Varieties 1 :30 News, Hi-Fi Varieties 2:110 Sound or Stereo 3:00 llciiuesl Time 5:30 Sports Results 5:35 Request Time 6:00 Dinner Music 8:00 Jazz Scene 0:00 Ron's Dnnce Requests 10:30 Sports Final 11:00 Dance Requests 12:00 SlftnOfl :?-ys. Marshal B:00 Jcannic Carson fMKV Mt't't McGraw 0:30 Keen Talking 10:00 Mnrkham 10:30 I'v? Got a Secret FRIDAY 10:15 Cartoons 10:30 Search (or Tomorrow 10:45 Guiding Light 11 :00 Restless Gun 11:30 Love Thai Bob 12:00 As the World Turns 1:00 Dav in Court 1:30 Gale Sturm 2.00 Heat the Clock 11:30 Who Do You Trust 3:00 Hrighter Day 3:1ft Seuret Storm 3:30 tfdge of Night 4 :00 American Bandstand 4:30 Chaplain's Corner 5:1;, News 5:30 Huckleberry Hound 6:00 Six O'clock Report 6:10 TV Weatherman . 6:15 Dour Edwards & News 6.30 Walt Disney 1'rcM-nts 7.30 .Man From Dlackhawk 8.00 77 Sunset Strip ).l The Uotertivvi 10:00 Millionaire , 10:30 News 10:35 Movie Flagman Averts Train Disaster Valparaiso, Ind. - IUPI) - A Chicago to New York pnssen Kcr train was flagged down Wednesday night 500 feet short of a freight train derail ment. Twelve ears of a westbound 131-car Pennsylvania Railroad freight left the rails 15 miles east of Valparaiso, tearing up 1,800 feet of double track nitn- utes dcio re the passenger train was due from the east A trainman ran along the tracks and flagged down the passenger train. Damage was estimated at $150,000. .There were no injuries. STAR By CLAY W2 MAR. 22 M Your Daily Activity Gold, M According to tho Stan. ' To develop message for Friday, read words corresponding to numbers of your Zodiac birth sign. i-APR. 20 9V72-76-78 TAUSUI APR. 21 MAY. 21 I Opoortunitv 31 Core 2 Opportunity 32 Becoms 3 Shines 9-10-56-59 ' To S Ch.si ' 6 Brightly 7 Up! ' . 8 You're 9A 10 Quick 1 1 Likely 12Wofch ' 13 The 14 Put 15 Promote 16 Use l7Todoy 18 Grotp 19 Lei 2011 21 Extreme 22 Gain 23 Negative 24 All 25 Your 26 World 270rlginol 28 Don't 29 li 760-44-71 GEMINI 37 Plans (OP MAY 22 JVV turn 22 38 Feel 39 Work 40 Through 41 Put 42 Come 43 Sharp 44 Business' 45 Not 46 Don't 1 47 Show 48 Ahead 8-11-30-38 rtL49-65-79-821 CANCER fel6-2 16-21-31-34 58-86-90 49 Troubled. LEO JW-V24 AUG, 23 51 The 52 Lei 53 Bargaining 54 Walking 55 Firmly 56 Decision 57 F-.cts 58 Notice 59 May l1TN4l-44.4a6l ri-63-68-85-891 VIROO AUO, 34 SEPT. 22 30 To 60 Bring .'-115-27-37-46 .Good ()Adverse NeuKil vy52-70-81-84' the Medical by Body Flghis Tumor Growth People who have had a cancer removed incompletely are naturally much worried If'' about the pos- sibility of its coming back. They would not be quite so hopeless if they knew how power fully the body of many per sons can fight U I, nnnind Of lilt A1.VAKK7 u a n. the invading cancer cells. Sometimes the body fights these cells to a standstill. For instance; one day I saw an autopsy on a woman who had died after many years of suffering with heart disease. I knew that 7 years before, she had had an inoperable cancer of the neck of the womb. Radium had been in serted, and she had recovered perfectly. Imagine my sur prise then to see when her abdomen was opened, a mass of enlarged glands all full of cancer cellsl Under the micro scope no reason could be seen to account for the fact that for 7 years the cells' had not grown. - , I had a similar experience with a woman who came to Gunman Sought in Portland Shootings Portland - IUPI1 - Two wom en were shot and wounded Wednesday and police closed in on a north Portland home seeking the gunman who fled on foot. Police said Lulu M. Parker, 36, and her sister, Willie Mae Jackson, were shot while sil ting at a table in the Jackson woman's home about 10 a.m. Both were taken to Emanuel hospital. A neighbor reported the gunman fled on loot, down North Fargo. st., firing his gun wildly. The dragnet was con centrating on.a North Ganten bcin avenue home. One of the; women was re ported to have been shot in the chest and the other in the thigh and abdomen. . Municipal Court Suspends Sentences Ashland - A Happy Camp man was fined $55 for reck less driving and his passenger, an Ashland resident, was fin ed $25 for being intoxicated in an automobile when the two men appeared In Ashland municipal court Tuesday. Robert A. Johnson. 63, pleaded innocent to the reck less driving charge but was found guilty by Judge Richard C. Cottle. His passenger, Ja coz H. Michael, 44, of 333 South Mountain ave., pleaded guilty and also was given a suspended 10-day Jail sen tence. Johnson and Michael were arrested by Ashland police Monday night. A. Richter Named UMC Division Head Service division chairman for the United Medford Cru sade was announced today by UMC officials. He is Adam Richter, assistant manager of the U. S. National Bank of Portland. Medford branch. Richter was born in Zea land. N.D., and attended schools in South Dakota, Ore gon and Idaho. He served with the U. S. Navy during World War II. He is treasurer of the Rogue Valley Girl Scout council and member of Sacred Hcsrt Cath olic church, Chamber of Com merce. Elks club. Knights 9t Columbus and American In stitute of0Banking, n GAZERV R. POLLAN LIBIA SEPT. 23 OCT. 23 2- 4-22-401 143-53-77 SCORPIO 61 Ol OCT. 24 d i 62 Dealing 33 Words 63Pleoture NOV. 22 34 While 64 Detired 35 In 65 About 36 Discouraged 66 Faith 28-32-36-47 50-66-83-88 67 Wilh SAGITTARIUS 68 Don't i 69 Assoc ioles 70 Up 71 Profit 72Dn 73 First 74 Be 75 Industrious 76 The 77 Indicated 78 Table N0V.23 ( DEC 22 J( t O 4 1 18-20.55 -VS CAPIICOSN DEC. irf p." 5- 7-13-264T1 79 Personal 29-45-80-87 'JLI 50 Chesriulness 80 Against 81 One AQUARIUS 82 Problems 83 And 84 Minute 85 Fool 86 Unfamiliar 87 You 88 Confidence 89 Around 90 Stairways JAN. 21 FE8. 19 risen FEB. 20 MAR. 21 2-23-33-35, 62-o7-o9 ' Roundup EmurltUR Cnnsulunt In Medfetnt Mcya CllMe Emsrlras Frofessur of Hsdlcln Mayo Cllnie me wilh pain in her right hip. An x-ray examination show ed it was full of cancer cells. These had probably come from a cancer of her breast which had been removed 14 years before! I prescribed some x-ray treatment which stopped her pain. Two years later, when she was last in my office, she was well and comfortable, but I could see that the cancer cells were still in her hip bone. In the old days, around 1890, when cancers of the breast were seldom operated on, the statistics showed tnat in some 10 per cent of the women, the body held the cancer under control for, as I remember; Jive years, and in five per cent, the body kept things under control for 10 years or more. In my long medical life I have seen many cases in which cancer cells, left in the body during an operation, did not grow. Now, I read of a recent dis cussion by Dr. George E. Moore, a cancer expert from Buffalo, who described this remark able immunity of many human bodies to the growth of cancer cells. He spoke of the many persons with scattered cancer who just do no succumb to it. He reminded his . hearer of those many cases in which a person becomes ill with scattered cancer 15 or 20 years after the original growth was re moved. Doctors Impressed One then wonders why the bad cells had slumbered all that time. Also, in hundreds of cases we doctors are im pressed by the fact that when the main growth is removed the daughter growths are un able to go on developing. They have lost their power to conquer the body. Curiously, if a surgeon cuts off a bit of a person's cancer and transplants it under his skin somewhere it usually fails to grow. This shows that the body is able strongly to resist cancer. Doubtless, one of these days, chemists will make for us a drug which will greatly step up this natural Immunity. In the meantime, many a cancer patient should take comfort in the fact that even when all of a growth could not be removed, he still has a chance of being one of those persons who docs not suc cumb. Dr. Alvarez' booklet on asthma, allergy, and hay fever may be obtained by sending 25 cents and a large, stamped, self-addressed envelope wilh your request to Dr. Walter C. Alvarez. Dept. MMT, The Register and Tribune Syndi cate, Box 957, Des Moines 4, Iowa. (Released by The Register and Trlbun Syndicate, 1960) Jobs Increase by 110,000 in July Washington - WPD - The number of jobs held by Amer icans Increased by 110,000 in July to a new record high of 68.689.000, t h e government reported Wednesday Unem ployment fell by 406,000 to 4,017,000. The Labor Department said the July Job total eclipsed by nearly 900,000 the previous record set a year ago of 67, 694.000. The department said that joblessness among adults rose by nearly 150,000 in July be cause of further cutbacks In the hard hit steel Industry and layoffs in auto plants due to model changeovers. But this was offset by the fact that nearly 300.000 per sons left the labor market and stopped looking for work. Un employment also dropped as vacationing school-age young sters found jobs. Denmark Free of Paralytic Polio So Far This Year Copenhagen-tScience Services-Denmark has had no cases of paralytic polio so far in 1960. Yet, no one knows how long the polio virus vac cine protection will last, Dr. Herdis von Magnus of the En tero.virus Division of Statens Seruminstitut. Dr. von Magnus, who was responsible for all the polio vaccine made and used in Denmark, told Science Serv ice that about 2,500,000 per sons of the 4,500,000 popula tion of Denmark have been vaccinated with a Salk-type inactivated, or killed, polio vaccine. Number of Difficulties She said there are a num ber of difficulties in predict ing the duration of the im munity from the vaccine: 1. The polio vaccines have differed greatly in antigen icity from batch to batch and from year to year. 2. The immunization sched ules used have varied from time to time and from one country to another. 3. T h e antibody response and the duration of immunity vary considerably in different persons, even when the same vaccine is used. 4. The bulk of data on the decline in immunity level comes from studies in school children whose immune re sponse diners irom mai oi adults. For these reasons, she said. many more studies must De made before the duration of immunity from polio vaccine can be predicted. Little Actually Known She added that little is ac tually known about the dura tion of immunity in humans after the use of any virus vac cine, live or inactivated. Live virus vaccines like smallpox and yellow fever vaccine have been seen as ideal vaccines producing life-long protection. Yet, even now, exact knowl edge of these vaccines is lack ing. Dr. von Magnus said the vaccination program in Den mark began in 1955. Today 90 per cent of the population under the age of 40 has been vaccinated against polio. Most persons have been vac cinated three times, free of charge. Last year, in 1959, a fourth vaccination was offered free to those of the population un der 18 years of age. Eighty ner cent of those under 18 got this fourth vaccination Birthday Cake For a child's birthday par ly, frost the cake to resemble a clock with the hour hand pointing to his age. FIRST LOVE DIAMONDS Registered - Insured $100 No Money Drtwsi Both Rings JiKSt-i i y... Pay 'JEWEIE 129 S. Central SP 3-4922 SILVER DOLLAR STAMPS Roy Picard Certified Master Watchmaker TELEVISION Radio & Small Appliance REPAIR Work Guaranteed CALL SP 3-6241 TROWBRIDGE & FLYNN 214 Weil Main ' r tmm to Siri Hj- I I Vs. 1 1 ll!MHI;lll:l1 I North I 3 f Ml kp? 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