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10 B . MONDAY. DECEMBER 26. I960 MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE, MQ0FORD, ORE. RADIO PROGRAM S M O N D A Y Programs listed below are received from the radio stations and the Mail Tribune assumes no responsibility except to make changes ai are supplied KYJC 1230 KC KM ED 1440 KC KWIN 1400KC 4:00 News Personal St. Ncwa Hear Jim Ochs 4:15 Pat McCoy Hear Jim Ochs 4:30 Bannerline McCoy Lcl News Road Show Jim Ochs 4:45 Sports McCoy Emphasis Road Show Jim Ochs "fi:00 Lowell Thomas News Harvey Jim Ochs 5:i5 Pal McCoy NiRhtingale News Jim Ocns 5:30 Tom Harmon Weather Lcl News Cliff Scheel 5:45 Sports-Milam Orval Anderson Cliff Scheel 6:00 Frank Coss 6:15 Charlie Milam 6:30 Bannerline-Milain 6:45 Sports-Milam 7 :00-News-Mi 1 am 7:15 Charlie Milam 7:30 Bannerlinc-Milam -45 Sports-Milam Too World ToniRht 8:15 Charlie Milam 8:30 Bannerline-Mllam 8j45 Sports-Mi la in fl:00 News-Milam 9:15 Charlie Milam 8 :30 Bannerline-Milam 9:45 News-Milam News Sports Music John Daly Morgan Bcatty Edward Morgan News Dinner Music Dinner Music Dinner Music Dinner Music News Swlngshift Swingshift Swingshift bwingsnm Dinner Concert Dinner Concert Dinner Concert Dinner Concert Rat Race Rat Race Rat Race Rat Race Jim Ochs Jim Ochs Jim Ochs Jim Ochs News Go Show Go Show HI-FI Club Hi-Ki Club 10:00 News-Milam 10:30 Bannerline-Milam 10:45 Sports-Headlines U : 0Q s I K nO f f ll'bo Sign Off 11:15 11:30 Hi-Fi Club Hi-Fi Club News Nighlbeat Night beat , News Nightbeat Nightbeat-Final Newa Sign Off Jim Ochs Jim Ochs Jim Ochs JimOchs Jim Ochs Jim Ochs Jim Ochs Jim Ochs "Devotion-Sign Off RADIO PROGRAMS-TUESDAY 6:00 News-Morris Wake Up to Music 6:15 Montie Morris Wake Up to Music fi:30 Hannerlines-Morrls Wake Up-Rural Rpt, (1:45 Sports-Morns jam news 7:00 News Roundup 7;ii) moniie Morris 7:30 Bannorline-Morris 7 :45 Sports-Morris 8:00 News-Weather 8:15 Montie Morris 8 :30 Banner!! ne-Morrls 8:45 Sports-Morris Too News-Morris 0:15 Montie Morris 9 :30 Banncrline-MorrU 9:45 Sports-Morris 10:00-10:15- Larry Hoover Larry Hoover R.F.D 1400 RFD 1400 RFD 1400 Frank Hcminewav Weather Wrld News Sacred Songi Rogue Valley News Our Changing World Weather, Region News Larry Hoover i News Listen Larry Hoover Earl Nightingale Hank Peck Newt Cliff Engle Cliff Scheel Lift ten Cliff Scheel Breakfast Club Breakfast Club Breakfast Club Brcnktast Club -News-Godfrey -Arthur Godfrey , 10:30 Arthur Godfrey 10:45 Arthur Gjjrifrey. 1 1 ;o6 Ncws-Houscparty 11 :15 Housepnrly 1 1 :30 Garry Moore 11: 4 5 Crosby-CI ooney 12:00 News-Valley News 12:15 Monlie Morrfs 12:30 Bnnnerllne-Morris 12:45 Weather Report 1 ,00 News-Morris 1:13 Montie Morris 1 :30 Bannerline-Morrls 3 :45 Sporls-Morrfs News Swap & Sell Tcllotcst Listen Show Einphns i s -Lis t en News Listen Show Listen Local News-Listen Emphasis Listen Cliff Scheel Cliff Scheel Cliff Scheel Cliff Scheel Cliff Scheel Tcle-Musie Quiz Cliff Scheel Cllfl ached Nal'l. 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Emerltn Emerltui Consultant in Medietas Mavo Clinic Emerltui Professor of Medlcln Mayo Clinic (Re lister and Tribune Syndicate 1960) Monday: 4.00 Wcalher Top 10 4 :30 News Serenade fi:00 Jnzz Scene 9:00 Serenade by Word'a Greatest Composers 10:00 Contrails in HI Fi 10:50 Sporls Final 11:55 Tomorrow's Headlines 12:00 Sign Oir Tnenday: 6:00 Bret Steele 6:30 News Steele 7 :00 Weather Steele 7 :30 News Steele 8:00 Weather Holman 8:30 News. Stock Market 8:35 Phil Holman 9:00 Weather Holman 0:30 News Holman 10:00 Bargain Roundup 10:15 Telemuslc Quiz KBOY FM 95.3 KC 10:30 News Cltmensllme 10:4!) 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Newi , 6:35 Music 6:45 Hymn Time 7:00 News 7:05 Music 7:15 Freedom Crusade 7:30 News 7:45 Air Mall for God 8:00 Music 8:30 Haven ol Rent fl:0u Voice of Deliverance 0:30 Music 1350 KC :11 News :00 Jny ot Living :15 Music :00 News Muslit :0D nod Powell :15 News :30 Hack lo the Bible :00 Music News 00 News :0.1 Music :30 Quiet Tims :4.1 Music :00 News :0.1 Music :30 Music :00 Radio Kids :.".0 Music :4o Sign Off TELEVISION PROGRAMS The following TV broadcast log is printed as a free public service for tho Mail Tribune i readers and TV viewers. Schedule changes art printed as provided by the TV stations and the Mail Tribune cannot accept responsibility for triors of omissions. KBES-TV (Channel 5) Monday: 4:00 Brave Stallion 4:30 Uncle BUI 5:30 Reading Out Loud 5:55 Motoring Tips 6:00 TV Weatherman 6:05 Channel 5 Report 6:15 Doug Edwards and News 6:30 The Baldwin Story 6:45 TBA 7:00 Pony Express 7:30 To Tell the Truth 8:00 CBS Reports l:00 Danny Thomas S.30 Andy Griffith 10:00 Hennessey 10:30 TBA 11:00 Final News Report litis Sign Off Tuesday: 10:40 Morning Mews 10:45 Copco Home Show 1 1:U0 Love of Life 1 1 :30 Search for Tomorrow 11:43 Guiding Light 12:00 The Texan 12:30 As the World Turns 1:00 tail Circle 1:30 House Party 2.00 The Millionaire 2:30 Verdict Is Yours 3:00 llrighter Day 3:1.1 Secret Storm 3:30 Edge of Night 4:00 Your Social Security 4:1.1 Visit With City Police 4:30 Vlnrle Hill 5 .10 Quick Draw McGrsw 6 00 TV Weaterman :05 Channel 5 Report 6:15 Doug Edwards 6 30 Take 5 7:CHI Huslness Parade 1:30 Best ul Post (1:00 Father Knows Best 8:30 Dnbte Glllls H:00 Tom Ewell 0:30 Red Skrtton 10:00 Garry Moore 1 1 .00 Final News Report 11:15 Sign Oil KOTI-TV (Channel 2) Monday: 4:00 American Bandstand 5:00 Chaplain's Corner 5:10 Cartoons 5:30 Dennis the Menace 6:00 Six O'clock Report 6:10 Weather 8:15 Doug Edwaids 6:30 Red Skelton Rh Bablts Can Ba Savad Many pregnant woman when they find that their blood is Rh negative and their h it s band's is Rh positive, get panicky. I have talk ed with many experts on this subject, and have read their articles, and my irri- Ur. Alvarez pression that most of the women who have been so frightened ought to have put more trust their good obstetrician. Often the disaster the woman so feared did not happen, and those few cases m which the Infant's life was threat ened, he was saved by quick work by a team that was ready, and knew what to do. Dr. Paul A. Bishop, of Philadelphia, said recently that an x-ray man can now often warn the obstetrician that the womb is badly swol len with water, and the child is headed for serious trouble. He tells of a case like this in which, in the old days, the child probably would have died. But he was quickly de livered by cesnrean section, and then treated with "re placement transfusion." His abnormal blood was removed while good normal blood was run into his veins. As a result, he soon was a vigorous and thriving baby. How Many Criminali Ara Menially Warped? I always have had the slrong impression thai many criminals, and especially many of those who have been criminal all their days even from boyhood are not well balanced. There is something wrong wilh them' mentally Many of them never cared to hold a job, or to get even high school education, or to settle down and be a good was convicted for wrecking my car, the judge promptly had him paroled again. And we wonder why our car in surance costs have been soar ing! Creative Children Tend To Be Good-Humored Children I have been reading some thing that pleases me. I have never been entirely satisfied with the IQ or intelligence quotient, because a child or lad who has a high IQ, some times fails later to amount to much. Some other factor was lacking. Sometimes it was a "self-starter," or some ambi tion, or some desire to work at some particular job, or some capacity for hard work through the course of many years, or good sense, or an ability to leave alcohol and dissipation alone. Recently, Prof. J. W. "Get- zels and Prof. P. W. Jackson of the University of Chicago, were talking about a CQ or a "Creativity Quotient." The person with a high CQ is like ly to do something original in this world - he may be a research worker, or an in ventor. What interests me much and I am sure will now inter est many parents of gifted children, is that the ones with a highN CQ usually have a fine sense of humor. This fact was noted while studying 500 adolescents. Strange As It Seems eisie MIX MASTER Of FABLES, NEVER 5ET D0WW HIS sroseies iw writing THEV WERE .RETOLD FOR CENTURIES BEFORE BEIMS COLLECTED, AND THEM LOST TO THE WORLD FOR A THOUSAND YEAK& UNTIL A COPY WA5 F0UUD IU A MONASTERY . ON MT ATHOS IN 1844 I I I .-a7tl HEAT STRESS, EXPERIENCED BY WORKERS WITH MOITEM STE 15 CONSIDERED THE MOST DIFFICULT OF ALL OOB STRES565 TO TOLERATE. 7:00 Ponv Express 7 :30 Cheyenne 6 30 TBA 0:011 Danny Thomas 0:30 Adventures In Paradise 10 30 Peter Gun Tuesday: 10:40 Mornlna News 10:45 Copro Home Show 11:00 Mornlnc Court 11:30 i.ove That Bob 12:00 The Texan 12:30 Aj the World Turns 1:00 About Fnees 1:30 House Party J 00 Day In Court 2:30 Hond to Reality 3:00 Brighter Dav 3:19 Secret Storm" 3:30 Kdee ot Nlaht 4.00 American Bandstand S 0O Chaplain's Corner .1:10 TBA 5:30 Quick Draw McGraw 00 Six o'clock Report 6:10 TV Weatherman a i.1 Doug Kdwards and News a 30 The Californlatu 7:00 Kxpcdttiou 7:30 nest ot Post B 00 The Rifleman S 30 Wvatt 'Jarp , H 00 Stagecoach West 10:00 Alcoa Present 10:30 Garry Moore citizen. Often, when for a few hours I have had to be around a police court, I have seen at a glance that certain of tne young thieves , and delin quents in the dock were born wrong, and could never be expected to be anything but a curse to society. They were sullen-looking lads who prob ably had a good deal of schi zophrenia in them. Some day when we are more civilized, parole boards will be made up largely of penologists and psychiatrists with sufficient training around police courts to see at a glance thai certain men are half -insane criminals who never held a job and never will. Because they never will hold a job they always will be stealing. Why then parole them again and again and again? Marjorie van de Water, in Science News Letter, writes about 450 offenders who had been referred for special psy chiatric study. Most of them were petty thieves. The con clusion arrived at was that 40 per cent were psychotic. An additional 10 per cent were mentally defective. Most men of this type have a very poor work-record, and some have been in mental hospitals. Thirty - eight per cent were paranoid (overly suspicious). Many of these defectives were not brought to trial, and 40 per cent were acquitted be cause of insanity. Some had to be released because the charges against them Were dropped. Of the 183 who were released, 23 per cent were soon back in jail, and more were re-arrested later. So far as I can sec, the handling ot these mentally disturbed defectives is as yet unintelligent, and condueive only to more crime. It must be this way so long as our courts do their work accord ing to rules, some of which are ancient and based only on the idea of a punishment to "fit the c r i in e." I wonder when it will occur to legisla tors to change the rules so that adequate provisions will be made for the life-long care of men who always will be mentally defective and crim inal. I never will forget when once my car was stolen and wrecked by n young thug. In court it was brought out that he always had been a good-for-nothing bum; he never had held a job, and because he al ways had been a truant from school, he could hardly read a newspaper. He could only dig in a ditch, and he was too lazy even to do that. Ever since he was 15. he had been! stealing cars, but - this is in-1 teresting - after each arrest! he aiwayj had promptly been paroled, and at toon as tie Dr. Alvarez booklet on weight control may be ob tamed by sending 25 cents and a large, stamped, self- addressed envelope with your request to Dr. Walter C. Al varez, Dept. MMT, The Reg ister and Tribune Syndicate Box 957i Des Moines 4, Iowa Overflow Crowd at Lone Pine Program Lone Pine - Despite the fog. an overflow crowd filled the Lone Pine gymnasium, for the annual Christmas program Thursday. Numbers played included Lillabet Jahn, a clari net solo, Nancy Bridenstine and Rachel Guetzlaff, flute duet; Phillip Jahn and Kent Clark, trumpet and trombone duet; Martin Sturgill, trom bone solo and Peggy Shepard, saxophone solo. v; Under the direction of Richard Michaclis, the chorus of primary and intermediate grade students sang various Christmas numbers. The first, second and third grades 4jcted as readers for Christmas scenes projected on a screen. Following the program San ta Claus arrived with treats for the children. - CROSSWORD PUZZLE Across Antwar to Ssturcf.v' Puizlt l-Giri's nami S-On th ocean 9-StalT 12- Covers 13- Fat of iwlnt 14- Poem L5-Manuscr.pt (abbr.) 16-Heaaoning . 18-Parent (colloq.) 20 -Con junction 22-FtlIpino 24 -Hawaiian wreath 27 -Mast 29-Hindu cymbals (pi.) 31 - Number 32- The on above 34-Kntreaty 36- Guido'a low note 37- Octoroon 33- Out-and-out 41- Parent (colloq.) 42- ProJectinc tooth 44 - Slyly sarcastlo 45 - Anger 47-Apothe- cary'a weight 49-Hehrew - month ' M-Former Russian ruler 62- Hold on property 64- Saiiit (abbr.) 65- Tlbetan gazelle 57 -Want 69-Exifits 61-High card 63- Vcgetable 65-Solar disk 67-Pronoun GS-Finfsbes 60-IndeunIte number DOWN 1- Shade tree 2- Vanishes 3- A state (abbr.) 4- Beast of burden 6-Apportlon 6- Petty ruler ' 7- Teutonlc deity It-Total 8- Cowboy competition 10-Hypotheti- cal force 1!-Prefix: down 17-Part of "to be" 15-Man's nickname 21-Weakens 23-Spanfsh pot 2.1- Flood 26- Kind of dog 27 - Tod 2S-Soakji 30-Weis;ht of India (pi.) 33-Tear 35-Wild huffalo of India 38-XobIen.an 40-Uelps, -Proilted bIoIrIeIp W a ilgUP IJftR E N E BA N -IHIEN EKE BslMIMiW aWM I W- JipJ M l BE V lAlMl Ml i i. 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