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TUESDAY, AUGUST 30, I960
RADIO PROGRAM S-T U E S D A Y
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KYJC 1230 Ice
:00 Lowell Thomas
:15 Sound 1230
:30 Tom Harmon
:45 Frank Goss'
:00 News Sound 1230
:15 Sound 1230
:30 Sound 1230
Aa Sound 1230
:00 Background News
:15 Amos n Andy-Trio
:30 In Person
:45 InPerson
1 News
'Dinner
Morgan Beatty
Edward Morgan
News" Swingshift"
Swingshift
Swingshift
Swingshift
News'-Swlngshift
Swingshift
Swingshift
Teen Town'
News-CoShow
The Go Show
Hi-Fi Club
HJUFi Club
HI-FiClub
Hi-Fi Club
Nightbeat
Nightbeat
News'-Nightbcat
Nightbeat News
All Night Long
:00 World Tonight
:15 Sound 1230
:30 Sound 1230
:45 Sound 1230
00 NewsSound 1230
:15 Sound 1230
30 Sound 1230
:45 bound 1230
:00 News Sound 1230 "
:15 Sound 1230
:30 Sound 1230
:45 Sound 1230
;00 News Sound 1230
15 Sound 1230
:30 Sound 1230
:45 Sound 1230 News
:00 Sign Off
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30
RADIO PROGRAMS WEDNESDAY
30
All Night Long
Night Watchman
6:00 Local Newi Sound Wake Up to Music Clem Stein
6:15 Sound 1230 Music-Rural Report Clem Stein
6:30 Frank Goss Music-Fish Report Clem Stein
6:45 Sound 1230 First News Roundup RFD 1400
"7:00 World News R'ndup. Frank Hemingway' RFD 1400
7:13 Sound 1230 Weather News RFD 1400
7:30 Sports Show Rogue Valley Newa Clem Stein
7:45 Sound 1230 Weathel News Clem Stein
CO News, Wthr., Sound Ncws' -
:15 bound wnen onow
:30 Sound 1230 Clitf Engle News
:45 Sound 1230 Listen Show
:00 News Sound 1230 Breakfast Cliih'
:15 Trading Post Breakfast Club
:30 Couple Next Door Breakfast Club"
:43 Kt.lotiappinEB-i WU raailimi
00 News. Whispering News
;15 Ma Perkins" TclloTcst
30 Young Dr. Malone' Fashion Flashes
:45 2nd Mrs. Burton Listen
00 News'-1230 News' LiBten
15 Sound 1230 Listen Show
30 Garry Moore Lcl. News-Listen
45 Crosby-Clooney Listen Show
00 NewsValley News Nnt'l&N.W News
15 1230 Weather Weather Market
.30 Sound 1230 Feature
45 Sound 1Z3U raui noivuj -
:00 News God frej
:15 Arthur Godfrey
:30 Arthur Godfrey
:45 Arthur Godfrey
00 News Hseparty1"
:15 Hscparty-K. Trio
:30 Best Seller"
;45 Best Seller
:00 News 'Sound 1230
:15 Sound 1230
;30 Traffic Jam
:45 Traffic Jam
:00 Lowell Thomas
15 Sound 1230
:30 Tom Harmon
:45 Frank Goss"
:00 News' Sound 1230
: 15 Sound 1230
:30 Sound 1230
News
Hear
Lcl. News-Hear
Hear
News' Hear
Hear Show
Local News Hear
Emphasis'
45 Sound 1230
6 00 Background News News-Dinner
15 Amos n Andy-Trio
Dinner
30 In Person"
:45 In Person '
00 World Tonight
15 Sound 1230
Morgan Beatty
Edward Morgan
News' Swingshift
Swingshift
Swingshift
30 Sound 12.10
45 Sound 1230
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"8:00 News'" Sound 1230 Ncws -
:15 Sound 1230
Swingshilt
Swinuslllft
B:30 Sound 1230
B.45 Sound 1230
"n :oo News Sound 1230
0:15 Sound 1230
0 :30 Sound 1230
0:45 Soundl 230
10:00 News Sound 1230
10:15 Sound 1230
10:30 Sound 1230
10:45 Sound 1230 News
Teen Town"
News -Go Show
The Go Show
Hi-Fi Club
Hi-Fi Club
Hi-Fi Club
HI-FI Club
Nlehthcat
Nightbeat
fPoo Sign Off News Nlghtb-nt
lil'i Nightbeat News
llljo All Night Long
CBS NBC NUC
KBOY AM
Tuesday:
2:00 Sound of Stereo
3:00 Request Time
5:30 Sports Results
5:33 Request Time
7 oo Gospel Mission Vespers
7:15 Sign Off
t KI.NFSDAY
3;30Sign on News
3:35 Country Western
6:30 Holmnn With The Newa
7:30 News
8:00 Wonther. Music
B30 News Stock Mnrket
10:(H) Bargain Roundup
KBOY FM
Tuesday
2:00 Sound of Stereo
3:00 Request Time
5:30 Sports Results
5:35 Request Time
(i:00 Dinner Music
8 00 Jazz Scene
11:00 Concert
10:0( Show Album
10:00 Show Tunes
11:00 lli-FI Varieties
1 1 55 Tomorrow's Headlines
12:00 StRn-Off
Wrtliieinlay ,
6:00 Sign On. Holnun Show
Weather on the Hour News
on the Half Hour Pop Music
Varieties
B:30 Slock Markot 8t News
KDOV
TUKSDAY
4 -45 Aviation Weather Report
6:45 Weather Report
0:30 Sportscnst
7:15 Sign-Off
Wednesday:
6:00 Sign On
6:45 Livestock Report
7:00 Sports Cast
7:05 Weather Report
8:30 Aviation Weather Report
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accept responsibility for errors or omissions
KBE5-TV (Channel i)
Tuesday
4.00 Bargain Shopper
4:15 Your Social Security
4:30 Uncle Bill's Cartoons
5 00 Higher Education and You
5 30 Quick Draw McGraw
6 ;00 Your TV Weatherman
6:05 Channel 5 Report
0:15 Doug Edwards & The News
6:30 Business Parade
7 no Summer OlvniDics
7 30 Many Loves of Dobic Glllis
8:00 iigntrope
8 30 The Comedy Spot
C:UO Diagnosis Unknown
10:00 Final News
10:15 TBA
10:30 Summer Olympics
11:00 Sign Off
Wednesday
0:00 X Love Lucy
9:30 Clear Horizon
10:00 Love of Life
10:30 Search for Tomorrow
10:45 Guiding Light
11:00 ReKtlc&h Gun
1 1 :30 Love That Bob
12:00 About Faces
12:30 As the World Turns
1:00 Full Circle
1 :30 House Party
2.00 The Millionaire
2:30 Verdict Is Yours
3:00 Brighter Day
3:15 Secret Storm
3:30 Edge of Night
4:00 Jeffs Collie
4:30 Uncle Bill's Cartoons
5:00 Shakespearean Festival
5:15 TV Question Box
5:30 Woody Woodpecker
e.oo Your TV Weatherman
fi OS Channel 5 ReDOrt
6:15 Doug Edwards & The Newa
6:30 Hony txpresa
7:00 Meet McGraw
7 30 Men IntD Space
8:00 The Millionaire
8:30 I've Got a Secret
0:00 $rcle Theatre
10:00 December Bride
10:30 Summer Olympic
KMED 1440 ke KWIN 1400 ke
"News Harvey News Clem Stein
Fiddler Hear Show Clem Stein News
Lcl. News Road ShoClem Stein
Emphais Road ShowClem Stein Newi
"News Road Show Clem Stein
Road Show Clem Stein News
Weather Lcl. News Cliff Scheel
Orvar Anderson Cliff Scheel
Dinner Music Cliff Scheel
Music
Cliff Scheel
Cliff Scheel
Cliff Scheel
Cliff Scheel
Cliff Scheel
Cliff Scheel
Cliff Scheel
Larry Hoover
Larry Hoover
Larry Hoover
Larry Hoover
"Larry Hoover
Larry Hoover
Larry Hoover
Larry Hoover
""Larry Hoover
Larry Hoover
Larry Hoover
Larry Hoover
'Devotion Sign Off "
LIsten
Clem Stein
Hank Peck News
Clem Stein
Clem Stein
Clem Stein
Clem Stein
Safety Serenade
Safety Serenade
Sell Cliff Scheel
Cliff Scheel
Cliff Scheel
Cliff Scheel
Cliff Scheel
Cliff Scheel
Cliff Scheel
Cliff Scheel
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Larry Hoover
Comprehensive News
Market Report
Baseball
section
News'-House Party Baseball
House Party Baseball
Lcl. News-Party Line Baseball
Emphasis-House PartBaseball
Hear
Rasehall
Baseball
Baseball
Baseball
Baseball
Baseball
Baseball
Hear
Clem Stein News
News" Harvey News' 'Clem Stein
Hear Clem Stein News
Lcl. News Road ShowClem Stein
Emphasis Road ShowClem Stein News
News" Road Show Clem Stein
Rnatl Show Clem Stein
Weather Lcl. News Cliff Scheel
Grval Anderson" Cliff Scheel
Music cliff c;c
Music
Cliff Scheel
Cliff Scheel
Cliff Scheel
Cliff Scheel
Clifl Scheel
Cliff Scheel
Cliff Scheel
"Larry Hoover
Larry Hoover
Larry Hoover
Larry Hoover
"Larry Hoover
Larry Hoover
Larry Hoover
Larry Hoover
"Larry Hoover
Larry Hoover
Larry Hoover
Larry Hoover
" Devotion Sign Off "
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ABC
730 ke
10:15 Clemens-Time
10:4!. Points of Fashion
11:30 Records With Ron
12:00 Sports Outlook
12:05 Varieties
12:30 Stock Market
12 35 lit-Fi Varieties
1:30 News, Hi-Fi Varieties
2:00 Sound of Stereo
3:00 Request Time
5:30 Sports Results
5:33 Request Time
7:00 Gospel Mission Vespers
7:15 Sign Off
95.3 mc
10:00 Bargain Roundup
10:1 5 Clemens-Time
10:45 Po.nts of Fashion
11:00 Weather-Music
11:30 Records With Ron
12:00 Sports Outlook
12:05 Hnnch-Tlmc
12:1 5 Farm Market
12 30 Stock Market
12:35 Ranchtime
1:30 News. Ranch-time
2:00 Sound of Stereo
3:00 Request Time
5:30 Sports Results
5:35 RcqueHl Time
6:00 Dinner Music
0:00 Jazz Scene
0:00 Concert
10:00 Show Times
10:50 Spoils Final
11:00 lll-Ft Varieties
12:00 Sign-Off
1300 kc
0:25 Trader Horn
11:43 Weather Report
1 1 ;55 Portals of Prayer
12:00 Market Report
2:25 Trader Horn
3:00 Dixieland Jazz
3:25 Meeting Notices
4:45 Avintlon Weather Report
5:45 Weather Report
6:30 Sportscnst
7:15 Sign-Off
11:15 Dim Smoot
11:30 Sign Off
KOTI-TV (Channel 2)
Tuesday
4 00 American Bandstand
4 30 TUA
5 30 Quick Draw McGraw
6:00 Six o'Clock Report
6:10 TV Weatherman
6:15 Doug Edwards
6:30 Rescue 8
7:00 Summer Olympics
7:30 Dobie Glllis
8:00 Rifleman
8:30 Colt 45
0:00 Jubilee USA
9:30 The Rebels
10:00 Ed Sullivan '
Wednesday:
10:15 Cartoons
10:30 Search for Tomorrow
10:43 Guiding Light
11:00 Restless Gun
1 1 :30 Love That Bob
12:00 About Faces
12:30 As the World Turns
1 :00 Day In Court
1:30 Gale Storm
2.00 Beat the Clock
2:30 Who Do You Trust
3:00 Brighter Day
3:15 Secret Storm
3 30 Edge of Night
4 00 American Bandstand
4:30 Chaplain's Corner
4:40 Ore. -Col. Panorama
5:00 Fund-o-Rama
5:15 Doug Edwards
5:30 Woodv Woodoecker
6 00 Wednesday Night Fights
6 :50 Sportsman
7:10 Summer Olvmpics
7:10 TV Weatherman
7:15 TV Question Box
7:30 Slen Into Space
840 Hawaiian Eye
9:00 Circle Theatr'o
10:00 December Bride -10:30
Summer Olympics
11:00 Rawhide
STAR
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Jtt Your Daily Activity Guide M
According to tht Start.
To develop messoge for Wednesdoy,
read words corresponding to numbers '
of your Zodiac birth sign.
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1 Don't 31 You 61 Development!
2 You'll 32 Keen 62 Worth
3 Adv.ce 33 Improve 63 People
4 Keep 34 Of 64 Mak.ng
5 Of 35 Perception 65 Some
6 Clear 36 Because 66 favored
7 Heiitott 37 Money 67 Proceed
8 A 38 Be 68 Heeding
9 Be 39 Yourself 69 To
10 Do 40 Tide 70 Carefully
llPopulor 41 Of 71 Be
12 Swing 42 Forcefully 72 Love
13 Todoy 43 Whot's 73 W.ll
14 Friendly 44 Tangles 74 Results
15 With 45 Into 75 Show
1 6 Don't 46 And 76 M.ghty
17 The 47 Can 77 Problems
18 Day 48 May 78 A
19 You 49 If 79 Headstrong
20 Finarvciol 50 Hoppy 80 Be
21 Could 51 Thmgs 81 Sure
22 Be 52 Don't 82 Cooperative
23 Friend 53 Get 83 Done
24 To 54 Hopes 84 To
25 Outlook 55 Romance 85 Or
26 Your 56 New 86 Point
27 Is 57 Arguments 87 Attitude
28 Rushed 58 Desired. 88 Troveltng
29 Your 59 Hove 89 Handle
30 Express 60 You've 90 Gracefully
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Is The Baby Developing
Properly
Often when a baby is slow
in developing, the question
nriscs, is something wrong?
Then a children's doctor will
check the child's accomplish
ments, perhaps with the stand
ards based on the life-long
studies made at Yale by Dr.
Arnold Gesell. He showed that
in the first 3 weeks of life
the baby lacks good control of
his head.
He lies with his face turned
to one side, and the arm on
that other side extended. His
eyes follow objects only brief
ly, and his face is impassive.
If a toy is put into his hand
it is dropped. The baby will
make small throaty sounds,
and will notice a noise made
nearby.
By 16 weeks, the child can
hold his head up, with an oc
casional bobbing downward;
he will try to reach a rattle;
he will coo, and he will smile
at people. He will now lie on
his back and reach up with
both hands. He will take a
toy and look at it. He will
laugh aloud, and he will play
with his hands.
At 28 weeks, or around 7
months, the child will sit,
learning forward. He will
reach for a toy and grasp it,
and he will transfer a toy
from one hand to the other.
He will squeal with pleasure,
and he will try to put a foot
in his mouth.
At 40 weeks, or about 9
months, the child will sit eas
ily, and he can creep; he may
be able to say dada and ma
ma, and perhaps one more
word; he can do a few nur
sery tricks. He can pull itself
up to stand at the rail of his
play-pen; lie can pick up a
small marble, using his thumb
and index finger; and lie may
eat a cracker all by himself.
At 52 weeks, or 1 year, he
may walk with one hand held;
he can put a toy cube into a
cup; he had added two more
words to his vocabulary, and
he will try to help when he
is being dressed. He will try
to pile one cube on another,
and he will respond when told
"to give it to me."
At 15 months he may be
toddling alone. He will make
a tower of two cubes, and he
will put 6 cubes into a cup.
He will have learned another
4 or 6 words; he will point;
lie will express his wants, and
he will throw toys on the
floor.
At 18 months he should
be walking well and
seating himself in a small
chair. He can make a tower
of 3 or 4 cubes. He has added
10 words, and he should have
learned toilet control by day.
He is chattering in his own
Jargon, and lie is carrying and
hugging a doll. With a crayon
World Population
Up 48 Million
United Nations, N.Y.-OJPP-World
population increased by
more than 48 million persons
last year, a United Nations re
port showed Sunday, with
5.000 more persons being
born throughout the world
every hour.
The 710-page U.N. demo
graphic yearbook, published
Sunday, showed Communist
China to be the country with
the greatest population, 609
million inhabitants.
Second was India with 403
million, with Russia in third
place with 200 million and
the United States fourth with
178 million.
DUD BOMB KILLS FOUR
Vardoe, Norway - ll'PD - The
captain and three crewmen of
a British fishing boat were
killed near here Sunday night
when a bomb brought up in
their nets exploded on deck.
The bomb was presumed to
be a "dud" dropped dxiring
World War II.
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he can draw a line.
At 2 years, the boy can run,
and he can go up and down
stairs alone. He can build a
tower of 6 or 7 cubes, and
with a crayon he can imitate
a circular scribble. He is now
joining 2 or 3 words, and he
can name from 3 to 5 pictures
of things. He will ask for the
toilet during the day, and will
put his doll to bed.
At 3 years the child is rid
ing a tricycle; he is making
sentences, and he can tell his
name and sex. He feeds him
self well; he puts on his socks,
and he can unbutton his
clothes.
As Dr. Gesell said, small
deviations from these stand
ards do not mean that the
child is abnormal.
To Size 48
Mix-match wardrobe - am
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to slim 'n' sleek larger sizes!
Sew shirt, pedal pushers,
shorts, slacks in cotton, rayon.
Printed Patcrn 9220; Wo
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44, 46. 48. Size 36 shirt takes
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Firemen Called
Out 92 Times
Medford's city fire depart
ment responded to 92 alarms
during July and the rural fire
district responded to 14, ac
cording to Fire Chief Gordon
Barker's monthly report.
Of the 92 city alarms turn
ed in, seven were for dwelling
fires-three of which were
caused by grease catching fire
on stoves-20 were for grass
fires, six were for vehicle
fires, and one was for a bomb
scare investigation. There
were two false alarms.
City equipment was out on
alarms for more than 34 hours
during the month.
Of the 14 alarms in the ru
ral district, nine were grass
fires, one was a box-car fire
and two were false alarms.
Rural equipment was out on
alarms for seven hours, six
minutes.
Fire Chief Barker's report
states that one pumper and a
three-man company spent six
mornings burning grass and
weeds in high hazard loca
tions. Some 64 hours of drill
were conducted for regular
firemen and three drills of
two hours each were conduct
ed for volunteer firemen.
Fire Marshal Truman Nel
son made 53 inspections dur
ing July, 18 of which were in
business occupancies and
three investigations follow
ing fires.
Nelson issued 109 orders or
recommendations for the re
moval of fire hazards and 107
hazards were actually re
moved. Fire permits issued
during July totaled 915.
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