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MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE. MEDFORD. ORE. THURSDAY. NOVEMBER 3. I960 RADIO PROGRAMS THURSDAY iToicrimf Uited below are received from the radio ftatloni and Che Mall Tribune aifumei no responsibility except to mske changes a are supplied KYJC 1230ke 4 if-Ncws- Sound'l'230 4:15 Sound 1230 4:30 Sound 1230 4:45 Sound 1230 fl:00 Lowell Thomas" 5. IS Sound 1230 B:30 Tom Harmon 0:43 Frank Goss KMED 1440kc K WIN 1400 kc News Hear Jim Ocha Hear Show Jim Oclm Lei. News-Road Show Jim Ochs Emphasls-iioud Show Jim Ochs News Harvey NiKhlinKule Daly' Weather Local Newi Orval Anderson 0:00 New4 Sound 1230 News-Sporta 0:15 Sound 1231) tt:3U Story Jiuur 8:45 Sound 1230 "7:00 Background News' 7:15 Amoh n Andy 7:30 NewB In Person 7:45 In Person "0;00 World Tonight"1 8:15 Sound 1230 8:30 Sound MAO 8:4JS Souiid iaut, . "0:00 News Weather 8:15 Sound liiliO 8.30 Sound 1230 S.y Sound 1230 10 ;00 News Snund 1230 10:15 Sound 1230 10:30 Sound 1230 10;45 Sound 1230 Ncwa 11:00 Sign Off" 11:15 11:30 Dinner Music Morgun JJeuity Edward Moraun News' Dinner Music Dinner Music Dinner Music Dinner Music "News Swinsshift Swlnwhift Swlngfihil't Swinjf shift "News Go Show Go Show Hi k'i Club Hi Fi Club "Hi Fi Club Hi Fi Club Arthur Murray Dunce Jim (Jens Arthur Murray Dance Jim Ocha "News' Nightbcat Devotion Sign Off Nlghlbeat Niuhtwiitchman All Night Long Jim Ocha1 Jim Ochs Clilf Scheel Cliif Scheel ' Dinner Concert Dinner Concert Dinner Concert Dlnner Concert Ash. Hl Platter Parly Ash. Hi Platter Party Ash. Ill Platter Party Ash. Hi Platter Party "Jim Ochs Jim Ocns . Jim Ochs JinOchif " Agree or Disagree Agree or Disagree Agree or Disagree Agree or Disngree Jim Ochs Jim Ochs The Medical Roundup Emeritus ConiulUnt in Medicine mayo tunic Emeritus Professor of Medlclnt Mayo CUnle (RegliUr and Tribune Syndicate, 1960) RADIO PROGRAMS FRIDAY 6:30 fi:45 "fl:00 Sound 1230 6:15 Sound 1230 0:30 Sound 1230 (MS Sound 1230 "7:00 News Roundup 7.15 Sound 1230 7ii0 Sports Show All Night Long Wake Up To Music Wnko Up to Music Larry Hoover Wake Up to Music Larry Hoover Woke Up Rural Rept. Larry Huover First News Roundup RKD 1400 Hemingway News"- KFO1400 Wfxulif'i-.NcWH RFD 1400 Rogue Valley News Larry Hoover &4rt I v - I ouaXvakk Nightlngnle Cliif EiikIc News Listcn Visit iirenkfastClul) Breaktast Club Brcukfast Club Breakfast chin" 7:45 Pigskin Predictions Weuihejr- 0:00 News Weather News 8:15 Frank Goss 8:30 Sound 1230 8:45 Sound 1230 "8:00 News' Snund 1230 0:15 Trading Post 8:30 Sound 1230 8:45 Sound 1230 10:00 News-Best Seller News' Swap Sell 10.15 Best Seller' Tel I o Test 10:30 Couple Next Door'Fashion Flashes 10:45 Rt. to HappinesaLlsten Show 1 1 :00 News-Whpring Sta. News' Listen 11:15 Ma Perkins" Listen Show 11;30 Yng. Dr. Malone' Local Nuws Listen 11.45 2nd Mrs. Burton Emphasis' Listen 12:00 News'Valley News Ndi'l & N.W News 12:1 5 News Weather Wealhur-Mnrkel 12.30 Gary Moore Rogue Valley News 32:45 Crosby-Clooney I'u.uf J?Br.vtT V "l:06 News Godfrey News House Party 1:15 Arthur Godfrey House Party 1:30 Arthur uodirey 1:45 Artliur Godfrey 2.00 NewsHouseparty 2:15 House Party 2:30 Sound 1230 2:45 Sound 1230 3:0O News'1230 3:15 Sound 1230 3:30 Sound 1230 3:45Sound 1230 4:00 News Larry Hoover "Larry Hoover Hunk Peck News Cliff Scheel Cliff Scheel 4:15 Sound 1230 4:30 Sound 1230 4:4S -Sound 1230 ""5:00 Lowell Thomas 5:15 Sound 1230 6:30 'fom Harmon 6:45 Frank Goss "0;00 News Sound 1230 6:15 Sound 1230 6:30 Story Hour 0.45 Sound 1230' Cliff Scheel Cliff Scheel Cliff Scnecl Cliff Scheel "Cliff Scheel Clift Scneel Clift Scnecl Cliff Scheel "Cliff Scheel Clitl Scheel Cliff Scheel Cliff Scheel CHff Scneel Comprcncnsivc News Market Report Larry Hoover Larry Hoover Larry Hoover Uoc. News Party Line Larry Hoover Emphasis House PartyLorry Hoover 'News Hear Larry Hoover Hear Show Larry Hoover Local News Hear Jim Ochs Emphasis Hear Jim Ochs News' Hear Jim Ochs Hear Show Jim Ochs Locul News Hear . Jim Ochs Emphasis Hear Jim0.ns Sound 1230 News Hear Jim Ochs Hear Jlni Ochs . Lcl. News-Road Show Jim Ochs Emphasis-Road Show Jim Ochs News Harvey Jim OcM Nightingale Daly Jim Ocha Weather-Local News Clift Srr-oei Orval Anderson' Cliff Scheel News' -Sports Dinner Music Morgan Ucatty Edward Morgan 7:00 Background News News of World 7:15 Pigskin Predictions Edward Morgan 7:30 The Coach Reports Dinner Music 7:45Medford-G. Pass WarmJJp Time "8:00 Medford-G. Pass Mcdforri-G. Pass B:I5 Medford-G. Pass Mcdford-G. Pass 8:30 Mcdford-G. Pass Mcdford-G. Pass 8:45 Medford-G. Pass Mediord-G. Pass 0:00 Mcdford-G. Pass Mcdford-G. Pass 0:15 Mcdford-G. Pass Medford-G. Pass 0:30 Mcdford-G. Pass Medford-G. Pass 0 :45 Mcdford-G. Pass Mcdford-G. Pass j0:00-Newa-Sound 1230 Towef'Tunes 10:15 Sound 1230 Tower Tunes loao Sound 1230 Towei Tunes 10:45 Sound 1230-Ncws Tower Tunes 11:00 Sign Off Nightbeat , HIS Nightbeat 11 :30 Night watchman All mgiu IjOiih CnS NBC Dinner Concert Dinner Concert Dinner Concert Dinner Concert "Rat Rnce Rut Raco Rat Race Rat Race "Ashland High Football Ashland llich Football Ashland High Football Ashland High Football "Ashland High Football Ashlana High Football Ashland High Football Ashland High Football Jim Ochs Jim Ochs Jim Ochs Jim Ochs " Devotions Sign Off 11.45 KRVC 1350 KC Thursday 4 00 Radio Kids 4 :30 Music 6:00 News 5:15 Music ,V;n Sign Off Friday: 0:00 News , 6:05 Music 8:30 SportB News 6:35 Music :4Allymn Time 7:00 News 7:05 Music 7:15 Freedom Crusade 7:30 News 7:4ft Air Mall Tor God 8 00 Music 8 30 Haven of Rest 910 Voice of Deliverance 8:30 News 8:35 Music 10:00 News 10:05 Music 11:00 News 11:15 Church Announcements 11:20 Music 12:00 News 12:15 Music 12:30 Back to the Bible 1:00 Music 2:00 News 2:05 Music 2:30 Quiet Time 2:45 Music 3 00 News 3:05 Music 3:15 Orient Crusades 3:3)1 Unshackled 4 :0ft Radio Kids 4:30 Music 5:0ft News 5:15 Music 3:30 Sign Off KBOY AM 730 kc THURSDAY 2:00 Sound of Stereo 3:30 Top 10 5:20 Vespers 5:25 Gospel Mission 5:3ft Sign Off FRIDAY 6:30 Sign On 6:30 Hulnian Ncwa 0.1 half hour Weather on the hour 8 00 Weather-Music 8:30 News Stock Market 10:00 Bargain Roundup 10:15 Clemens Time 11:00 Weather Music 11:30 Records with Rick 12:00 Sports Outlook 12:05 Ranch Requests 12:15 Furm Market 12:Sl) Stock Market 12 :33 Ranch Requests 1 :30 News; Ranch Requests 2 00 Sound of Stereo 3 30 Top 10 5:2ft Vespers 5:25 Gospel Mission 5:30 Sign Off Thursday 2:00 Sound of Stereo 3 .30 Top 1 0 6:30 Dinner Music 8:00 Jazz Scene 9:00 Concert 10:00 Show Tunes lb:8U Sports Final 11:00 Varieties 1 1 :55 Tomorrow's Headlines 12 00 Sign Off Friday , 6:00 Sign-On Phil Hoi man HI-FI Varieties News on the half hour 8:00 Weather 8:30 News Stock Quotes KBOY FM 95.3 me 10:00 Bargain Roundup 10:15 Clemen's-Tlme 11:30 Records with Rick 12:00 Sportr Outlook 12:05 Varieties 12:30 Stock Market 12:35 HI-FI Varieties 1:30 News, Hi-Fi Varieties 2:00 Sound of Stereo 3:30 Top 10 5:30 Dinner Music 8:0O Jazz Scene 9:0ft Ron's Dnnce Requests 10:30 Sports Final . 1 1 :0ft Dance Requests 12:00 Sign-Off KDOV 1300 KC THURSDAY 4:45Avlattnn Wcathor Report ' B 1:25 SportscaBt 5:30 Sign Oft FRIDAY 6:0ft Sign on 6:45 Livestock Report 7:00 Sporiscast 7:05 Weather Report 8:30 Aviation Wtathcr Report 0:15 Trailer Horn 10:0ft Flro Weather Report 11:45 Weather Report 1 1 :55 Portals of Prayer 12:00 Market Report 2:15 Trader Horn 3:15 Meeting Notices 4:45 Aviation Weather Report 5 25 Sportscnst 5:30 Sign Off TELEVISION PROGRAMS The following TV broadcast log It printed as a tree public service for the Mall Tribune's readers and TV viewers. Schedule changes are printed as provided by the TV stations and the Mall Tribune cannot accopt responsibility tor errors or emi'iions KBES-TV (Channel 5) THURSDAY 4:00 Friendship Circle 4:30 Bnrgnln Shopper 4:43TV Qui'stlon Box 6:00 Uncle Hill's Cartoon! 1 0:30 Roy Rotters 6:0O Your TV Wcnlhermim 11:0.1 Chunnel S Heuort 0.15 Uouk EdwnrcU & The News 6:30 Awnrd Theater 7:00 Inlernol Culling 7:39 The WllllCM 8:23 Political 8:.'0 Two Kneel West BOO Political 9:03 -TUA BIS Political 0:30 Hot Oil the Wire 10:00 Political 10:30 "Down Argentina Way" 12.00 Late Ncwit Edition 12:10 Slml Ot FRIDAY 11:00 Love of Mfc 1 1 :30 Search For Tomorrow 11:45 Oulrtlnil LlRht 12:00 The Texan 12:30 Ah the World Turns 1:00 Full Circle 1 :30 Home Parly 20 The Millionaire 2:30 Verdict U Yourl 8:00 Brighter Day 3:15 Secret Storm 3:30 Edge ot Night 4:00 Political 4:05 Friday Mntlnce 5:15 Vncle Bill's Cartoon! 5:30 Huckleherry Hound 6:00 Your TV Weatherman 6:05 Channel 5 Mcuort 6:15 Doug F.riwnrtfs St The Newi 6:30 The cilltornlani 7 lio Sea Hunt 7 30 Unwind? 6:30 Route 66 0 .30 Presidential Countdown 10 00 Twilight Zone 10 30 l.ale Newi Edition 10 4." Political 10 SO Movie 12 30 Sign Oft WHAT CAN ONE DO FOR ASTHMA? Obviously, as I said In a re cent column, the first thing to do is to try to find out what the main cause of the asthma is. Then, one can try to avoid, or re move, or com bat this cause. As I said, in many cases it is highly im portunt to get the person away from dusts or pol lens or germs or molds that are causing him to wheeze. Perhaps an air-conditioned bedroom or house would help tremendously. There are elec tronic air-cleaners that help In some cases, changing the patient's residence can effect cure. I remember a young man, a bad asthmatic, who after moving to California never wheezed again, during the many years In which Knew mm. sometimes a man has to change his employment in order to get away from some dust or chemical at the plant. Some men have to move south in order to get away from the winter cold and the winter storms.- Many asthmatics need the help of a good nose man who can drain infected sinuses and perhaps remove a bunch of polyps" which greatly inter fere with breathing. An asth matic may have to choose be tween keeping his wheezinu ana Keeping his dog or cat. Many a bad asthmatic I have known could have helped him self greatly by quitting smok ing, but this he would not do. Many an asthmatic has gotten help by covering his pillow wun a tntn plastic cover. Oc casionally, a man tells me that he has had to quit eating some food, like chocolate, be cause it can throw him into a spell of asthma. May Become Intoniitiva One of the best drugs to give immediate relief is epine phrine (adrenalin), but unfor tunately, if too much is given too often, the person may be come somewhat insensitive to it, and this will be sad. Often today a few drops of epine phrine arc blown Into the back of the throat by a special 0:00 Mv Three Soni 9:30 Hot Off the Wire 0:00 Political 0:30 Bell & Howell Preienti 11:00 Rawhide 12:00 Sign Off FI KOTI-TV (Channel 2) TlltllSDAY 4:00 American Bnnditand 5:0m Chiiplnln'i Corner 3:10 C'nrloons 5 3.1 Political 5:30 Hoy Roger! 6 00 Six O'clock Report 6:10 TV Weatherman 6 13 Doug Frtvnrd & New! 6:30 Award Theater 7:00 Man Hunt 7 30 Andy (Irllfllh 1:00 US. Mamhal 8:30 The Real McCoyt ItlDAY 1 :00 Morning Court 1 :30 Love That Bob 12:00 The Texan 12:30 Queen for a Day l:uu Aliout r aces 1:30 House Party 4:00 American Bandstand 2 :00 Day in Court 2:30 Road To Reality 3:00 Brighter Da; 3:15 Secrot Storm 3:30 Edge 01 Night 5:00 Orc-Cal Panorama 5:30 Huckleberry Hound 3 .1.1 Political 6:00 Six O'clock Report 6:10 TV Weatherman 6:15 Doug Edwards & Newi 6 :30 Sportsmen 6:4.1 Political 7:00 Sea Hunt 7:30 Rawhldo 8:00 Angel 8:30 Flint Slone 9:00 77 Sunset Strip 10.00 The Detective! 10:30 Law A Mr. Jones 1 1 :0O Movie apparatus. This same little pocket atomizer can be used to blow in other types of drug that will relax spasm in the bronchial tubes, Several drugs can be used as acrosols-to be blown into the throat, and not taken by mouth or by hypo dermic injection. There are, however, still a number of drugs which can be taken by mouth or injected to relax spasm in the air tubes, or to make sputum come out better, or to make it more liquid and less sticky. In some cases in which an at tack of asthma won't let up, the patient is hospitalized, and given a drug by vein; a drug which is kept running in slowly for 24 hours at a time. Antibiotics to combat in fection may have to be add ed when the the bronchi are. miectea or pernaps dilated and infected, as In cases of bronchiectasis. If a person is short of breath and perhaps blue around the lips, showing that the aeration of his blood is poor, he can be given diluted oxygen with the help of a face mask. Nowadays, small tanks of oxygen are being made. Sometimes, when it is hard to get air into the lungs, a mixture is given of 75 per cent helium and 25 per cent oxygen. Helium is so light that it moves more easily through the bronchial tubes than does air. If the patient's main dif ficulty is to get out mucus from the bronchi, and if he coughs and coughs until he gets into trouble, drugs can be given . which will make the sputum more liquid: drugs such as the iodides, ipecac and several "expectorants" (drugs that may help the per son to spit out the material). Often if the patient will lie across his bed, on his stom ach, with his head lowered down toward the floor, this 'postural drainage" can help him tremendously in getting the sputum out. Occasionally, matters are so bad that a bronch o s c o p e (electrically lighted tube) has to be passed by an expert, and the sputum has to be sucked out. Needed Rest, Sleep Oftentimes, drugs like co deine have to be given to cut down on the tendency of the patient to keep cough ing. They will give him need ed rest and sleep. In other cases, sedatives and sleeping pills help to cut down on anxiety, fear, restlessness, nervousness, insomnia and dis couragement. In some cases the cortisone- like drugs will tide the pa tient over a bad spell. Some times a patient can be kept in comfort on a dose of corti sone so small that he can tolerate it without getting into difficulties. Recently, efforts have been made to relieve severe asth ma by certain .nerve-cutting pcrations, but I read that the operations do not always work well, and sometimes work badly. Children commonly can be relieved of asthma just by moving them out of their home and away from parents who perhaps have been sol anxious and excitable and I fussy that they have kept the cnuas nervous system in u turmoil. Strange As It Seems By elsie nix . Dr. Alvarez' booklet on asthma, allergy and hay fever may be obtained by sending 25 cents and a large, stamped, self-addressed envelope i..i your request to Dr. Walter C. Alvarez, Dept. MMT, The Register and Tribune Synd catc, Box 957, Des Moines 4, Iowa. Nepal, remote Himalayan kingdom between India and Tibet, has a population of 8,500,000. 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