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10 WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 28, 1960 MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE, MEDFORD, ORE. 1 Mutt 1 j w RADIO PROGRAMS WEDNESDAY Programs lilted below ara received Tribune aitumei no reipomlblllty KYJC 1230 ke KMED 4 :0ft- News McCoy News Hear Jim Ochs 4:15 Pat McCoy Hear Jim Ochs 6:30 Bannerlines McCoy Lcl. News-Road Show Jim Ochs 4 :45 Sports McCoy Emphasis Road Show Jim Ochs "5:00 Lowell Thomas News Harvey Jim Ochs D:15 Pat McCoy Nightingale Daly Jim Ochs 5:30 Tom Harmon Weather Lcl. News Cliff Schccl 5:4 5 Sports -Ivan Ekberg Headline News llffScJie cl "6:00 Frank Goss News Sports Dinner Concert 6:15 Ivan Ekberg Dinner Music Dinner Concert 6:30 Story Hour Morgan Beatty Dinner Concert 6:45 Ivan Ekberg News Dinner Music Dinner Concert 7:00 News Ekberg Dinner Music Rat Race 7:15 Ivan Ekberg Dinner Music Rut Race 7:30 Ivan Ekberg Dlnnet Music Rat Race 7:45 Ivan Ekberg News Swingshlft Rat Race 8.00 World Tonight Swingshlft 8:15 Ivan Ekberg Swingshlft 8:30 Bann'rlines Ekb'rg Swingshift 8:45 Sports Ekberg News Go Show fl:00 News Ivan Ekberg Go Show 9:15 Ivan Ekberg Hi-Fi Club 0:30 Bann'rlines Ekb'rg Hi-Fi Club 0:45 Sports Ekberg Hi-Fj Club 10:00 News Ivan Ekberg HI-FI Club Jim Ochs 0:15 Ivan Ekberg Nightbeat Jim Ochs 10:30 Bann'rlines Ekb'rg Nightbeat 10:45 Sports Ekberg News Nightbeat 1 1 :00 Headlines Sign Off Nightbeat 11:13 Nightbeat 11 :30 Nightbeat News 11:45 AH Night Long All Night Long RADIO PROGRAMS THURSDAY 5:30 5:45 All Night Wake Up 6:00 News Morris Wake Up To Music Larry Hoover 6:15 Montle Morris Wake Up To Music Larry Hoover 6:30 Bannerlines Morris Wake.Up Rural Rcpt. Larry Hoover 6:45 Sports Morris First News Roundup RKD 1400 7:00 News Roundup Frank Hemingway RFD 1400 7:15 Montie Morris Weather News RFD 1400 7:30 Bannerlines Morris Weather Newt Our Changing World 7 :45 Sports Morris Local News Larry Hoover 8 :00 News Weather Weather Newt 8:15 Montie Morris News Listen 8:30 Bannerlines Morris Nightingale B:45 Sports Morris Cliff Engle News "9:00 News"Morris Listen to Ellis 9:15 Montie Morris Breakfast Club 9:30 Bannerlines Morris Breakfast Club 0:45 Sports Morris Breakfast Club 1 0 :00 News God f rey 30:15 Arthur Godfrey 10:30 Arthur Godfrey 10:45 Arthur Godfrey News Swap it Sell Tcllo-Test Listen Emphasis Listen 1 1 :00 News Houseparty News Listen 1 1 :1 5 Houseparty Listen 11:30 Garry Moore Listen Show 1 1 :45 Crosby-CI ooney Local News Listen 12:00 News Valley News Noon News 12:15 Montie Morris Weather Markets 12:30 Bannerlines Morris Rogue Valley News 12:45 Weather Morris Paul Harvey l":00 News Morris News 1:15 Montie Morris KMED 1 :30 Bannerlines Morris l.ci. news :45 Sports Morris Emphasis 2:00 News Morris News Hear Bingo 2:15 Montie Morris Hear Show Bingo 2:30 Bannerlines Milam Local News Hear Jim Ochs 2:45 Sports Mijam Emphasis Hear JimOclis 3:00 News Milam News Hear Jim Ochs 3:15 Charlie Milam Hear Show Jim Ochs 3:30 Bannerlines McCoyLocal News Hear Jim Ochs 3 :45 -Sports McCoy EmphasisHear Jim Ochs 4 foo News Pat McCoy News Hear jim Ochs 4:15 Pat McCoy Hear Show Jim Ochs 4:30 Bannerlines McCoy Lcl. News 4 :45 Sports McCoy Emphasis 5:00 Lowell Thomas News 5:15 Pat McCoy 6:30 Tom Harmon 5:45 Charlie Milam 6:C0 Frank Goss 6:15 Charlie Milam 6:30 Story Hour JB 45 Sports Milam "7:00 News Milam Nightingale News Weather Lcl. News Orval Anderson News Dinner Morgan Edward News 7:13 Charlie Milam Dinner 7:30 Bannerlines Milam Dinner Music J? :45 Sports Milam Ncw.s.WarmUP B:00 Medford-Crater Medford-Crater 8:13 Medford-Crater Medford-Crater 8:30 Medford-Crater Medford-Crater 8:45 M ed ford -Cm ter Medford-Crater 0:00 Medford-Crater Mcdford-Craler 0 : 1 3 Medford-Crater Medford-Crater 9:30 Bannerlines Milam Medford-Crater "' 9:45 Sports Milam HI-FI Club 10:00 News Milam HI-FI Club 10:15 Charlie Milam HI-FI Club 10:30 Bannerlines Milam Arthur 10:45 Sports Milam Arthur Murray Dance Jim Ochs 31.00 Headlines Sign Off News Nigh tbent Dovotion Sign Off 11:15 Nightbeat 11:30 Nightbeat 11:45 Nightbeat News ANNfghtLong KRVC Wednesday: 4:00 Radio Kids 4:30 Music 4:43 Sign Off Thursday: fl.flO News 6:15 Music 6:30 Sports News 6:3.1 Music 6:45 Hymn Time 7:00 News 7:05 Music 7 : 1 3 Freedom Crusade 7:30 News 7:45 Air Mall for God 6:00 Music 8:30 Haven or Rest 0:00 Voice of Deliverance 9:30 Music KBOY AM Wednesday 4 :00 Weather. Top 10 4:30 News, Vespers 4 :40 Gospel Mission 4:45 Sign Off Thursday 6:00 Bret Steele 0:30 News, Steele 7 AO Weather Steele 7:30 News, Steele 8:00 Weather, Hoi man 8:30 News. Stock Market 8:33 Phil Holman 9:00 Weather, Holman 9:30 News, Holman 10:00 Bargain Roundup 10:15 Tclemusic Quiz 10:30 News, Clcmenstlme 10:45 Points of Fashion KBOY FM Wednesday 4:00 Weathejt. Top 10 4:30 News. Serenade 8 00 J nzz Scene 9:00 Serenade by World's Greateat Composers 10:00 Contrasts In Hi Fi J0:50 Sports Final 11:00 Contrasts in Hi Fl 11:55 Tomorrow's Headlines 12:00 Sign Off Thursday 6:00 Bret Steele 6:30 News. Steele 7:00 Weather. Steele 7:30 News, Steele B.OO Weather, Holman 8:30 News, Stock Market 8:35 Phil Holman 9:00 Weather. Holman 9:30 News. Holman 10:00 Bargain Roundup 10:15 Tclemusic Quit 10 30 News. Clemenstima KDOV WKDNKSDAY 4:25 Sportsrast 4:43 Sign Off THURSDAY 6:00 Sign on 6:43 Livestock Report 7 :00 Sportscast 7 03 Weather Report 8:30 Road Report TELEVISION PROGRAMS The following TV broadcast log is printed as 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 01 KBES-TV (Channel 5) WKIlNKSDAV 4 :00 Higher Education & You 4:30 Uncle Bill 5:30 Woody Woodpecker 6:00 TV Weatherman 6:03 Channel 5 Report 6-15 Doug Edward, St Newi 6:30 Wilbur & Mr. Ed 7:00 Brotheri Brannagan 7:30 Aquanauts 8:30 Wanted Dead or Allva 9 :0O My Sister Eileen 9:30 I've Clot a Secret 10:00 U.S. Steel Hour 11:00 Final Report 11:10 Sim Off THURSDAY 11:00 Love of Lite 11 :30 Search for Tomorrow 11:4S Guidlnl Light 12:00 The Texan 12 .10 Ai the World Turni 1:00 T yll CircH from the radio fUtloni and the Mall except to make change at are supplied 1440 ke K WIN 1400 kc Jim Ochs Jim Ochs Jim Ochs Jim Ochs mi Agree or Disagree Agree or Dibugrce Agree or Disagree Agree or Disagree Jim Ochs Jim Ochs ""Devotion Sign Off " Long To Music Larry Hoover Hank Peck News Cliff Scheel Cliff Scheel ClfffSchccl Cliff Scheel Cliff Schccl Cliff Schccl Cliff Scheel Cliff Scheel Cliff Scheel Cliff Scheel Cliff Scheel Cliff Scheel Cliff Scheel Cliff Scheel Cliff Scheel Comprehensive News Market Report Larry Hoover House Party Larry Hoover House Parly Larry Hoover rariy L,ine mgo Parly Bingo Road Show Jim Ochs Road Show Jim Ochs Harvev Jim Ochs Jim Ochs Cliff Scheel Cliff Scheel "Dinner Concert Dinner Concert Dinner Concert Dinner Concert "Cliff Scheel Cliff Scheel Cliff Schccl Cliff Scheel Sports Music Beatty Morga n Dinner Music Music Jim Ochs Jim Ochs Jim Ochs JiinOchs Agree or Disagree Agree or Diftngrce Agree or Disagree Agree or Disagrce Jim Ochs Jim Ochs Murray Dance Jim Ochs 1350 KC 0:55 News 10:00 Ncw 10:05 Music 10:00 News, Music 11:00 Ncwh. Music 12:00 Bud Powell 12:15 Ncwa 12:30 Bnck In the Bible 1 :00 Music, Newi 2:00 News 2:05 Music 2:30 Quiet Time 2:45 Music 3:00 News, Music 3:45 Chrlsllnu School Crusade 4:00 nncllo Kldl 4:30 Music 4:45 Sign Off 730 kc 11.00 Weather, Clemens time 1 1 :30 Newt 1 1 :33 Records with Ron 12:00 Sports Outlook 12:05 Rnnch Requests 12:15 Farm Murket, Requests 12:30 Stock Market 12:35 Rnnch Requests 1:00 Weather, Requests 1:30 News, Requests 2:00 Weather, Stereo 2:30 News, Stereo 3:00 Weather. Stereo 3:30 News, Top 10 4:00 Weather. Top 10 4:30 News. Vespers 4:40 Gospel Mission 4:45 Sign Off 95.3 mc 10:45 Points of Fashion 11:00 Weather, Clcmenstlme 1 1 :30 News II :33 Records with Ron 12:00 Sports Outlook 12:05 Contrasts in Hi Fl 12:30 Stock Market 12:33 Contrasts in Ml Fi 2.0 Weather, Stereo 2:30 News, Stereo 3:00 Weather, Stereo 3:30Nevs. Top 10 4:00 Weather. Top 10 4:30 News 4:43 Evening Serenade 8:00 Jazz Scene 9:00 Serenade by the World's Greatest Composers 10:00 Contrasts in Hi Ft 10:30 Sporls Finals 11:00 Contrasts in Hi Fi 1 1:55 Tomorrow's Headlines 12:00 Sign Off 1300 KC 10:13 Trader Horn 11:45 Weather Report 1 1 :53 Portals of Prayer 12:00 Market Report 1:13 Meeting Notices 2:13 Trader Horn 3:13 Meeting Notices 4:25 Sportsrast 4:43 Sign Off tmituopi. 11:45 Sign Off 1:30 Houie Parly 2:00 The Mllllonnlr 2:30 Verdict 1, Vouri 3:00 Brighter Day 3:15 Secret Storm 3:30 Edge of Night 4:00 Friendship circle 4:30 Uncle Mill 5:30 Roy Rogeri 6:00 Your TV Weatherman 6:03 Channel 5 Report 6:13 Doug Edward, & New, 6:30 Award Theater 70 Interpol Calling 7:30 Ann Sothern 6:00 Angel 8:30 Two Faces West 9:00 Johnny MiriniRht B:30 Hot Of: The Win 10:00 "Dr. Renault's Sri-i-pt" 11.30 rinal Newi Report I They'll Do It Every Time F"UTELESS GETS FURIOUS WHEN A MOTORIST TOUCHES THE HORN TO WAKE HIM UP" STAR By CLAY R. POLLAN Your Daily Activity Guide M According to (he Stan. To develop message for Thursday, read words corresponding to numbers of your Zodiac birth sign. K?W-36-38-40 j-y 46-49-50 TAURUS APR 21 1 Don't 3ICar 61 Coo 2 So 32 Contrary 6? Gam 3 TokB 33 Conditions 63 Love 4 A 34 Show 64 And 5 Let 35Sene 6b Affection 6 Som 36 Your 66 Decisions 70ditors 37 Of 67 Cheer 8 Friends 38 Affection 68 Today 9 Good 39 For 69 You 10 Dulufb 40 For 70 Tol 11 Nice 41 Unlucky 71 It'll 12 Surpris.es 42 Travel 72 It 1 3 He 43 News 73 De 14 Do I4 Courtship 74 Granted lb Your 45 Progress 75 Put 16 Careful 46 Somebody 76 Acjrcemenls 17 In 4 V Should 77 licciptocalcd IB Settle 48 Day 78 Or !9Dowri 49 You 79 Personol 20 Or 1 SO Lavs 80 Indicated 21 And 51 But 81 Tndoy 22Doy 52 Pressing 82 Be 23 Making 53 Who 83 In 24Tok 54 For 84 Tor 25 Of 55 You 85 Pessimistic 26 Peopl 56 Cotw 86 Matters 27 Money 57 And 87 Of 28 Nothing 58 You 88 Writing 29 Pleasant 59 Display 89 Visiting 30 Good 60To 90Well-bo.no, (3)Good Adverse tf)Nr;ui?L MAY 21 , 1- 8-21-26 5367 69 GEMINI MAY 22 JUNE 22 1- 5- 7-10 15-35 87-90 CANCER lawis'"''' " 41-48 51-55 '61-70-72 IEO '(Q JULY 24 AUG 23 9-22-39.42 44-78 84 89j VIRGO A AUG. 2 SEPT. 22' 59-63-64-65 571-73-77 The Medical l(V V" A Solution for tha Narcotic Problem I get letlers from many a mother who says that she is pretty sure Iter sort Is using narcotic drug,1 and naturally she is terribly d i s t r e s sed. She wonders if there is any way in which she can cure her son with out his coop eration; and I have to say, 'No, it is hard enough for a man to gel oil a drug 'lor keeps,' when he very much wants to, It is useless to try to drag an addict into a cure.' " Some months ago there was a good article on the narcotic problem by Frederic Sondcrn Jr. As he said, "In spile of the millions of dollars which : keep spending, and de- spile the strenuous efforts of a highly skilled and devoted group of agents who keep try ing day and night to keep opi ales from being brought into this country, and (hen from being sold by peddlers, the number of addicts appears to be increasing, The big prob lem that addicts face every day of their lives is that of finding from 30 to 40 dollars with which to pay for the four or five 'shots' that they must have if they are to stave oft great suffering. Since the addict rarely can cam much if any money, he must steal KOTI-TV (Channel 2) tVKIl.NKSDAY 4:00 Ameru-nn Bandstand 5:01) Fund.O-Hiinia 3:10 Fimd-O-Hnma ,V:U) Woody Woodpecker B:0U 6 O'Clock Report :I0 TV Weatherman 6:15 Doiik Edwards and News 6.;t0 Two Faces West 7.00 You Asked lor It 7 30 Wauon Train 8 30 Brothers Urannl;an 9 no Hawaiian ya 10 00 Naked City 1 1 ;00 Late Newi 11:10 Sign Ott Tiuiiisn.w 1 1 .00 MorninR Court II 30 l.oveThut Bob 12:00 The Texan 12 30 As the World Turns 1.00 About Faces 1 30 House Party 2 00 Day In Court 2 30 Road to Reality 3:00 Brighter Ly 3:15 Secret Storm 3:30 Kdcc of Nloht 4:00 American Bandstand 5:00 Chaplain's Corner 5:30 Roy HoKera 6:00 Six O'clock Report lt:in Weatherman .i:l5 Dour KdWArds 6:30 Award Theater 7 :00 Manhunt 7:30 Andy (irilllth 8:00 I! S. Marshal 8 30 The Real McCoy I 0:00 My 3 Sons D 3d Hot Off the Wire 10 no Jack Bennv 10:30 Take A Good Look 1 1 00 Rawhide 12 00 Sign Ott Ur. Alvarez m IS5-A " ' GAZE1!0 (J BOA SEPf 23 OCT. 23 )f. 32-33-47-56 58-60-82-85 SCORPIO OCT. 2A t 6-1M2-20V SAGITTARIUS DEC. 22 r-Aj 4-14-25-303 145-57-62 V&1 CAPRICORN DtC. 23 JAN 20 V"!. 3-28.54.74 A P5-76-83-88 3. AQUARIUS JAN. 21 . I 1-19-24-319 -52-79-86 I1J PISCES MAR 21 13-16-17-23fl (27-66-68 VJ Roundup Emartu Emeritus Consultant In Medicine iuavo iiimc Emeritus Professor of Medicine Mayo Clinic (Itesliter and Tribune Syndicate, 1960) Worse yet, because a 'fence' will give him only a small fraction of the worth of what he steals, he may, each day, have to steal 400 dollars worth of someone's property." Never Entirely Safe There are two great U. S. Public Health service hospi tals - one in Lexington, Ky., and the other at Fort Worth, Tex. There, addicts can go and be gotten expertly off the drug. They should stay for six months in order to be re habilitated. If they go right out after being "cured," they are very likely to go right back to their habit. Any man, once addicted to any drug is never entirely safe, even if he has been "off it" for sev eral years. He has a type of tense nervous system 1 li a t craves help from some quiet ing chemical. I learned this back in 1906 when, on the morning of the great San Francisco cuiiluiimke, an ad dict whom 1 had gotten oft the drug six months before, came begging for morphine. What taught me much that day was my observation that this man had no pain; he was just scared and insecure. He would have come begging for morphine if his mother had died, or if he had lost the job 1 had found for him, or if his girl had refused to marry him. How wonderful if we were to put all of these unhappy sick people on an island where there would be no dope. We could give them work so that they could support then: selves. Then, without anyone to buy from them, the many gangsters and smugglers who now depend on lite dope rack et would promptly go out of business. Most Sensible Idea A while ago a criminologist admitted lo me that the build ing of an island retreat, such as 1 have long proposed, would be a most sensible idea for the handling of psycho pathic delinquents, petty of fenders, petty swindlers, many alcoholics, addicts, and others. The only objection he could see was that it would rest some money, but, as I said lo him, surely it would cost immensely less than the bil lions we now lose through the constant depredations of pet ty criminals, and the billion we spend catching these peo ple; then trying them; then letting them go; then catching them again; and then keeping WALT'S TVS .V RADIO SKRVICK "Oldest Shop In So. Oregon" 2300 So. Stage Rd. SP 2-2264 Serving Medford & Vicinity Also Hi-Fi and Stereo Service Calls Monday thru Thursday. 8 a.m. to 6 p.m. Friday, 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. By Jimmy Hatlo BLOWIN' yEI3 HORN, you 1 MORON .'.'I HE RIGHT AAJ' them idle in prisons for years at a time. Surely it wouldn't cost a hundredth as much to keep an addict safely on an island! With the scheme I propose, only the more vicious and dangerous criminals would have to be kept in prisons My idea would be to keep the chronic and incurable pet ty offenders on the island for life, or until they are so old or ill as no longer to be dan gerous to society. There would be absolutely no idea of pun ishing the islanders, and life for them would be made as comfortable and as pleasant as possible. Their families could stay with theirt if Ihey wished. The islanders would behave well (much as do the prisoners in the stockade in Chino, Calif.) not because of guards, or a high fense, but because if they became a nui sance, or it they were to es cape and get caught, they promptly would be transfer red to an old-fashioned slate prison. This they would dread. Paresthesias Paresthesias are abnormal sensations. 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