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Newspaper Page TextMONDAY OCTOBER 10, 1960 4: B MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE. MEDFORD, ORE. RADIO PROGRAMS MONDAY prosrami Uited below are received from the radio tutioni and the Mail Tribune asiumei no responitbUlty except to make changes as are supplied KYJC 1230 kc KM 4:00 Newi" Sound 1230 4:15 sound lzau 4:30 Sound 1230 4:45 Sound 1330 a :O0 Lowell Thomaa" 5:15 Sound 1230 5:30 Tom Harmon 5:45 Frank Gou" "6-do News' Sound 1230' 6:15 Sound 1230 6:30 Story Hour 6:45 Sound 1230 News Dinner Music Music John Daly Morgan Beattv Edward 7 0 Background News 7:13 Amos 'n Andy 7:30 In Person 7 :45 In Person News winner mmic Dinner Music DinnerMusic News -S win tshift 8:00 News '-Sound 1230 8:15 Sound 1230 owinginm 8wingshift -Swlngihlft ; 8:30 Sound 1230 8:45 Sound 1230 :00 News-Sound 1230 8:15 Sound 1230 9:30 Sound 1230 9:45 Sound 1230 News' Go Show Go Show Hi-Fi Club Hi-Fi Club 10:00 News-Sound 1230 10:15 Sound 1230 10 JO Sound 1230 10:4 5 Sound Headlines 11:00 Sign Off 11:15 11:30 Hi Fi Club Hi-Fi Oub News Nlghtbeat Nightbeal News' Nlghtbeat Nightbeat-Final News Sign Off RADIO PROGRAMS TU ESDAY 6:00 News' Sound 1230 Wake Up to Muilo 6:15 Sound 1230 Music-Rural Rept. 6:30 Sound 1230 Wake Up Yo Music 0:45 aouna ihju jirsi news 7:00 World News 7:15 Sound 1230 7:30 Sports Show 7:45 Sound 1230 8 :6b News' Weather 8:15 Frank Goss' 8:30 Sound 1230 Frank Weather News Earl Nightingale Cliff Engle Listen 8:45 sound 1Z30 8:00 News" Pet Parade Breakfast Breakfast Breakfast 8:15 Trading Post 9:30 so una iz;su 0:45 Sound 1230 Breakfast 30:00 News-Best Seller' News Swap tt Sell 10:15 Bestseller" Tellotest" 10:30 Couple Next Door Listen Show 10:45 Rt. to Happiness Emphaslg Listen 11. -00 News-Whispering" News Listen Show 11:15 Ma Perkins Listen 11 :30 Young Dr. Malone' Local News-Listen 11:40 zna ran, nunon- 12-nn News" Valley News Nat'l. NWNewa 12:15 1230 Weather .Veat tier-Liar ket ' 12:30 Garry Moore Local News 12:45 Crosby-Clooney Paul Harvey T:00 Newi Godfre'y News-House Party 1:15 Arthur Godfrey HouseParty 1:30 Arthur Godfrey Lcl. News-Party Line 1 :4ArjhurjGodfrcy Emphasis Party 2 :00 News Hse. party Vews Hear Show 2:15 Houseparty" Hear 2:30 Sound 1230 Local News-Hear 2 45 Sound 1230 Hear Show "3:00 News Sound 1230 lews Hear Show 3:15 Sound 1230 Hear m 3 30 Sound 1230 Local News Hear 3:45 Sound 1230 .Emphasis Hear 4:od News Sound 1230 News Hear Jim Ochs 4:15 Sound 1230 Hear Show 4-30 Sound 1230 -Lcl. News .4 45 Sound 1230 -Emphasis 5 00 News Sound 1230 News Harvey Jim Ochs 5:15 Sound 1230 Nightingale News Jim Ochs 5:30 Tom Harmon .Weather Lcl. News Cliff Scheel 5:45 FrankGoss Pry. Anderson Cliff Scheel "TFooNews 'Sound 1230 -News Dinner Muilo Dinner Concert 6- 15 Sound 1230 Dinner Music Dinner Concert 6 jo Story Hour Morgan Beatty Dinner Concert 0:45 Sound 1230 Edward Morgan Dinner Concert m "7-boBackground'News News' Dinner Music Rat Race' 7:15 Amos 'n Andy" Dinner Music Rat Race 7- 30 in Person" Dinner Music Rat Race 7 :45 in Person" Dinner Music Rat Race n-00 World Tonight" Newi'-Swlngshfft '8:15 Sound 1230 8:30 Pres. Countdown 8:45 Pres. Countdown O;00 News Sound 1230 9:15 Sound 1230 Bwingsmu fiwlngshtft Swlugshjft News Go Go Show Hl-Fl Club 9:30 Sound 1230 0:45 Sound 1230 HI-FI UUP 10:00 News Sound 1230 Hl-Fl Club Jim Ochs 10:15 Sound 1230 Hl-Fl Club Jim Ochs 10:30 Sound 1230 Nlghtbeat v Jim Ochs 30;43 Sound 1230-Newa Nlghtbeat ' Jim Ochs iTioo Sign Off . News -Nlghtbeat , Devotion-Sign Off Nlehtbeat f- 11:30 Night Watchman Night Watchman All Night Long NBC KBOY AM Monday .2:00 Sound of Stereo 3:30 Top 10 5:20 Vespers : 1 5:25 Gospel Mission 530 Sign Off Tuesday ' , , j . 630 Sign On . 630 Holman Show, News on Half Hours Weather on Hour 830 News-Stock Quotes , 10:00 Bargain Roundup KBOY FM Monday 2:tu- .Sound of Stereo . , 3:30 Top 10 . 5:30 Dinner Muile 8 0 0 Jazz Scene . 8:00 Concert ' : , 10:00 Hi Fi Varieties 1030 Sports Final 11:00 Varieties 11:55 Tomorrow's Headlines . 12:00 Sign-Off Tuesdav 6:00 Sign On. Holman. Weather on the Hour News on Half Hour. - 8:80 News. Stock Quotes - 10:00 Bargain Roundup KDOV MONDAY 4:45 Aviation Weather Report : 3:15 Sportscast 530 Sign Oft Tt ESDAY eO Sign On ' 6:45 Livestock Report ' , 7.-00 Sportscast 7:05 Weather Keport 830 AvlaUon Weather Report i TELEVISION PROGRAMS ;I Tha (ollowlnj TV breadca.t la b printed as a ree public aarvlea for the Mall Tribune's leaders and TV vlawery. Schedule chanses it. printed ai provided by tha TV ttatiena and h Mall Tribune cannot accept reiponiibllltv tot priori or KBES-TV (Channel 5) 4 00 Your Social Security 4:15 TBA 4-4jTV Question Box 800 Uncle Blll'i Carloonl 5:30 Reading Out Loud - A 00 TV Weatherman 6:05 Channel Report 6:15 Doul Bdwardl and Newa , 6:30 TBA 7:00 Pony Exprete 1 jo Democratic Nat'l Commlltea 8:00 Pete tt Gladye 8:30 Brlnslnt, Up Buddy BOO Danny Thomaa 930 Andy GrHllth 10O0 Uenne.iey -110 Late Newi Edition 11:15 Sln OH Ttieiday: lO'to Morninl Newi , 10:45 Home Show 11-00 Love of Life 11-30 Search for Tomorrow jl':45 Guldlm LUht 13:00 The Texan 13 30 Ai the World Tumi 1:00 Full Circle ' 1 JO Home Party . 200 The Millionaire J JO Verdict ii Youri 3:00 Brlnhter Day 3:30 Ede of Night 4 J0Hfher Education and Vou 5 00 Undo Blll'i Cartooni 8 30 Quick Draw McGraw (t oo Your TV Weatherman 6:05 Channel 5 Report 6:15 Doul Bdwardl e News 6 J0 Butlneaa Parade too Political 7- 30 Beit of Saturday Inln Poit . g oo rather Knowa Bait 8- 30 Doblo Glllli v p:00 Tom Ewell 9 30 Red Skelton 10:00 Garry Moor 11:00 Late Newt Edition 11:10 Sign Off KOTI-TV (Channel 2) ' Monday. 4:00 American Bandstand -" 5:00 Chaplain's Corner 6:1.4 Kiddy K a r toon I 8 JO Dennis the Menaoe A ED 1440 kc KWIN 1400 kc Mewi- Hear . j.m och Jim Ocha -Lcl. 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Hl-Fl Varieties 2:00 Sound of Stereo 3:30 Top 10 3:30 Dinner Musie ' 8:00 Jazz Scene 0:00 Concert 10:00 HI Fi Varieties 10:50 Sports Final 11:00 Hi-Fi Varieties 11 :55 Tomorrow's Headlines 12:00 Stgn-Off 1300 KC 9:15 Trader Horn 10:00 Fire Weather Report 11:45 Weather Report 11:55 Portals of Prayer 12:00 Farm Report 2:15 Trader Horn 3:15 Meeting Notices 4:45 Aviation Weather Report 5 :23 Sportscast 5:30 Sign Off w. 6:00 Six O'clock Report 6:15 Doug Edwards 6:30 Red Skelton 7.-00 Pony Express 7:30 Cheyenne 8:30 Bringing Up Buddy 0:00 Danny Thomas O'ln Ariunntiirtaa In Par His 10:30 Peter Gun ll;w utagnosu unknown Tuesday: , liflo Morning court 13:00 Restless Gun 12:30 Queen for a Day 1:30 House Party 2:00 Day in Court 3:00 Brighter Day 3:15 Secret Storm 3:30 Edge of Night 4 KW American Bandstand 5 AO Chaplnln's Corner 3:15 Tech Talks 3:30 Ouick ).aw McGraw 0:00 Stagecoach West 8:10 TV Weatherman 8:15 Doug Edwards tt News 630 The Rebels 7:00 Expedition 7 JO Best ot Saturday Evening Post 8:00 The Rifleman 8:30 Wystt Earp 0 .00 Stagecoach West 10 00 Alcoa Presents 1040 Ed Sullivan Courier Handles 30 Million Words Washington -H1PD- The Cour- U aatalllt. ttao ViontlA.4 in mllllnn uinrflc alnna II man Into orbit at the beginning of mat ween,, tiecuraiug 10 uic Armv During 41 passes in contact witn me Army tracking sta tion at Ft Mnnmnuth N .T or Salinas, Puerto Rico, the anieiuiv naa averaged six million words daily of origi School News McLoughlin Junior High Edited by Suilo Lina , Student body general elec Hons were held Friday, Oct. 7. Brian Porter was elected president of the student body, and Peter Hinman was named vice president. Due to an over whelming majority in the pri mary election, the offices of secretary and treasurer of the student body, were not on the general election ballot. Nancy Elmgren was elected secretary, and Karen Hugdahl was the student's choice for treasurer. Candidates for president in the general election were Mar- garet Doolln and Brian Por ter. Peter Hinman and Cliff Roberts were candidates for vice president. Linda Beatty was elected yell queen of the seventh grade class, Friday, Sept. 31. Delorcs Corbltt, Linda Darrell and Karen Kuraosky were the other yell leaders elected. Mrs. Mary McKenna, home economics teacher, reports the students in the foods depart ment are learning proper measurements in cooking, They have also been making biscuits, pizza pies and peach cobblers, Head of the sewing section of the home economics depart ment, Miss Ruth Osborn, re ported her students are in the process of making pleated or gathered cotton skirts. The English department at McLoughlin has started class es In reading centered English especially designed for those students who want to Improve their reading rate and compre hension. The instructor in this course is Mrs. Eunice Smith. Mrs. Smith has students from each of the three grades. St. Mary's High School Marilyn Sacraida, Roporter The traditional Faculty Tea was held on the afternoon of Oct. S by St, Mary's Fresh man class. Each faculty member of the grade and high school was escorted by a freshman host or hostess and taken to the activity room: which was dec orated in autumn colors. Members of the Boys' Glee club sang "Lonesome Road," an American folk song, and 'Rock-a My Soul," a Negro spiritual. Mary Kay Hock- statter sang "Panis Angell- cus," and the piano duo, Mary Robinson and Ton! Adams, played "American Dance Suite" by Smith. After the entertainment, refreshments were served. Wednesday, Oct. S, was the date of the Mass of the Holy Spirit at Sacred Heart church. Father Carl Mai, pastor, offi ciated and students participat ed In the congregational sing ing. The Mass is sung each fall to ask God's .blessing on ine scnooi year. Roosevelt School By Stanley Horton, Susan Kaer, and David Whit Last week was an exciting one. We were campaigning for our election Friday. Ev erybody was helping. Badges were made and posters were put up in the halls. '' On Friday, we had our elec tion of student body officers. The following were elected: President, Greg Miller; vice president, Dianna Wiley; sec re t a r y, Charlotte Mattson; treasurer, Robert Polski; yell q.u e e n, Leslie Barker; yell princesses, Pattl Clark, Don na Thompson, Teresa Dough erty and Kathy Stacy. On Oct. 5, the Safety Pa trol members of Roosevelt school were sworn in. There are 20 members. Our captain is Douclla Waldron of the sixth grade. Roosevelt school was first in Medford district to have a Safety Patrol. Hatfield To Host Space Administrator Salem - (UPD - Gov. Mark Hatfield will be host Wednes day to Dr. T. Keith Glennan, administrator of the National Aeronautics and Space Ad ministration. Wednesday morning Hat field will watch a demonstra tion of telephone equipment at the Rehabilitation Center for the Blind in Portland and attend a luncheon for Glen nan at the Benson hotel. There will be a reception tor the doctor that evening. Tuesday Hatfield will at tend a cattlemen's luncheon at the Pacific International Livestock Exposition In Port land and a dinner for State Sen. Carl Francis (R-Dayton) candidate for attorney gen eral, that evening. ., Friday the governor will attend a concert of the U.S. Navy band at Willamette university. STARGAZEjSI KB By CUr JK Your Doily According To develop messoge for Tuesday, read words corresponding to numbers V" 2.13-22-33 Ft your zodiac Papers 31 TAUtUS g! 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He em phasized what I have heard other hypnotists emphasize, and this is that hypnosis is a learning process. Some hypno tists feel that a person is not likely to get great results from suggestion made during one hypnotic trance. A person may have to be hypnotized several times until he or she learns to go into the hypnotic state easily. Dr. Coulton agreed with others that some women, aft er hypnosis, are able to ap proach labor and delivery of a child with confidence and without fear. To someone looking on, such a patient does not appear to be in a trance, and later she usually denies having . been hypno tized. Certainly these people can hear 'what the. hypnotist is saying to them. Other men at the meeting said that hypnotic suggestion helped persons to recover comfortably, after an opera- 4-H NEWS Eagle Point Ranchers . The Eagle Point Ranchers 4-H held its annual reorgani zation meeting recently in the grade school cafeteria. Twenty-two new and old members were present plus 21 parents. New officers for this year are David Saure, president; Darrell Dowell, vice presi dent; Frances Huffman, sec retary; Susan Harper, news reporter; Carol Burrill, treas urer. , Named as most outstanding club . member was Frances Huffman. This is her second consecutive year of winning that honor. Most outstanding pig member was David Savre and most improved member in the club was Everett Adam son. " Frances Huffman received the club's rosette and trophy at the county 4-H awards pro gram after the fair. ,. Susan Harper, . Reporter ? , Kitchen Patiollaii - First meeting of the S.U. Pltchen Patrollcrs 4-H club was held at the home of Mr. and Mrs. George Rode, Buena Vista dr. Officers elected were Joyce Leon, president; C o 1 e n e Tubbs, vice president; Karen Pitts, secretary; John Rode, treasurer; Gail Flagg, report er; Sharon Hcndryx, song leader, and Lawuetta Richard son, photographer. . 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One of the hypnotists felt strongly that if, let us say, a urologist is to use hypnotism in his treatment of patients with kidney and bladder trou bles, he . ought first to be trained in so-called dynamic psychiatry. He said that the results are likely to be un satisfactory unless the doctor has a good understanding of the person's neurosis which goes with his kidney1 or blad der trouble. People who hope that hypnotism will be the answer to all their medical problems have a lot to learn. It looks as if no honorable hypnotist would care to prom ise anyone a cure with one hypnotic trance. Can a Woman of 50 Get Pregnant? I don't know how many let ters I get from women around SO who want to know when they can stop worrying about getting pregnant. As I said recently In a column, the chances of a woman who is still menstruating getting pregnant after the age of 47 are very small, and if she does get pregnant the chances of aborting are large. 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