Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, January 13, 1961, Image 14

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Newspaper Page Texto OO B. FRIDAY, JJ9tfUAft? Ht. Il O MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE. MEDFOftD. ORE. o RADIO PROGRAMS FRIDAt Prcgrami lilted below art received from the radio station! and the Mall Tribune ixiumei nu reipunaibllity except iu make changes ai are supplied KYJC 1230 ke " KMED 1440 ke KWIN 1400 kc 4. -00 News Personal St. 4:13 Pat McCoy 4:30 Bnnnerllne-McCoy 4;45 Sports McCoy "5:00 Lowell Thomas 5:15 Pnt McCoy 5:30 Tom Harmon 3:45 Charlie Mi'am "8:00 Frank Gobs 6:15 Ch. rile M-lnm 6:30 Uannerline-Milam 6:45 Sports Milam 7:00 NtrWH Ml'nm 7;15 Charlie Milam i 7:30 Bannerlfnts-Mllam 7:45 Sport Milam '8:00 Mcdford-K. Falls 8:15 Mudford-K. Falls 8:30 Mcdford-K. Falls 8:45 Mcdford-K. Falls 9:00 Medford-K. Falls 9:15 Mcdford-K. Falls 9:30 Charlie Milam 9:45 Sports Milam 10 :00 News-Mllam 10:15 Charlie Milam 10:30 Dannerlincs-Milnm 10:45 Milam Headlines 11:00 Sign Off 11:15 11:30- 11:45 News Road Show Jim Ochs Road Show Jim Ochs Lcl News Road Show Jim Ochs Road Show Jim Ochs News Harvey' Jim Ocns Nightengale Drier Jim Oc hs Wyalher News Cliff Scheel Headline News Cliff Scheel News Sporta Dinner Concert Music Dinner Concert News ot World Dinner Concert Edward Morgan Monitor Monitor Monitor Music Basketball Warm Up Medford-K. Falls Medford-K. Falls Medford-K. Foils Medford-K. Falls Mcdford-K. Falls Medford-K. Falls Scores & Scores Monitor Monitor Monitor Monitor News Night heat mgn.neai NiKhthent Final New Sign Off Dinner Concert Jim Ochs Jim Ochs Jim Ochs Jim Ochs Ashland Hi" Basketball Ashland HI Basketball Ashland Hi BusKelhall Ashland Hi BuKketbal! Ashland Hi Basketball Ashland HI Basketball Ashland Hi Buskcthall Ashland Hi Basketball Jim Ochs Jim Ochs Jim Ochs Jim Ochs Devotion Sign Off RADIO PROGRAMS SATURDAY 8:00 News Ekherg Wake Up to Music Lorry Hoover 6:15 Ivan Ekbcrg Woke Up To Music Larry Hoover 6:30 Banncrlines-Ekberg Wake Up Rural Rcpt. R.F.D 1400 6:45 Sports Ekberg First Roundup R.F.D 14U0 7:00 News Roundup Forest Facts Music R F.D 1400 7:15 Ivan Ekberg Weather News Larry Hoover 7:30 Bannerlines-Ekberg Rogue Valley Report Lurry Hoover J7:45 Sports-Ekberg WwJthe. dt News Larry Hoover 8:00 News Sports Monitor Larry Hoover 8:15 Ivan Ekberg Monitor Larry Hoover 8:30 Bnnncriincs-Ekberg Monitor Our Changing World 8:45 Sports Ekberg Monitor Clill Scheel 9:00 News Sports Monitor Cliff Scheel 0:15 Ivan Ekberg Monitor Clifl Scheel 9:30 Banncrlines-Ekberg Monitor Clifl Si-he D :45 Sports Ekberg 10 :00 News Sports 10:15 Ivnn Ekberg 10:30 Time to Travel 10:45 Sports-Ekberg 1 1 :00 News Ekberg 11:15 Ivan Ekberg 11:30 Week in Space 1 1 :45 Sports Ekberg 12 :00 News Ekberg 12:15 Ivan Ekberg 12:30 Quotes Ekberg 12:45 Sports Ekberg 1 :00 News Ekberg 1:15 Ivan Ekbers; 1:30 Banncrlines-Ekberg Monitor i;d jjuri cKnerg 2:00 News Ekberg 2:15 Ivnn Ekberg - 2:30 Bannerlincs-MUam ; 2j45Sporls Milam - 3:00 Nows Milam , 3:15 Charlie Milam 3:30 BanncrlincB-Milam J3:45 Sports Milam J:C0 News Analysis 4:15 Charlie Milam 4:30 Bnnnerlines-Milam 4:45 Sports Milom S :00 News Milntn 5:15 Charlie Milam 5:30 Bannerlines-Milam 5:45 Sports Milam "6:00 Frank Goss 6:15 Veterans Admin. 6:30 Medford Schools 0:45 Charlie Milam "7:00 News Milam 7:15 Charlie Milam 7:30 Banncrlinc Milam Monitor Monitor News Weekend Weekend Weekend Coffee Clalche Monitor Monitor Monitor Monitor Mid-Day News Weather-Music Music Paul Harvey Monitor Monitor Monitor Monitor Monitor Monitor ' Monitor Monitor Monitor Monitor Monitor Monitor 1 Monitor Monitor Monitor Monitor Monitor Monitor Weather Monitor Monitor r Monitor Monitor Monitor Moni tor Monitor Monitor Cllfl Scheel Cliff Scheel Cliff Scheel Clii t Scheel Cliff Scheel ""Cliff Scheel Cliff Scheel Larry Hoover Larry Hoover 7:45 Sports Milam 8:00 Mcdford-Cratcr 8:15 Medford-Crater 8:30 Med ford-Crater 8:45 Medford-Crater -9:C0 Mcdford-Cratcr 6:15 Medford-Crater B:30 Banncrllne-Milam 9:45 Sporta Mil: .in " I0.OO News Milam 10:15 Charlie Milam 10:3rj Bannerllrs-Milam 10j45 Milam Headlines 11:66 Sign Off 11:15 1 1 :30 11:43 Monitor Medford-Crater Medford-Crater Mcdford-Crotcr Medford-Crater Medford-Crater " Medford-Crater Dancetlme Dancetimc Dancetlme Dancetlme Dnncctime Dancetlme ' Dancetlme Dancetlme Dnncetime Dance Time Final Ne Larry Hoover Comprohunnlve News Lurry Hoover Larry Hoover tnrry -inuver Larry Hoover Larry Hoover Larry Hoover Larry Hoover Jim Ochs ' Jim Ochs Jiin Ochs Jim Oiritt Jim Odin Jim Oi-hs Jim Ochs Jim Ochs Jim Ochs Jim Ochs Jim Ochs Jim Ochs Jim Ochs Clirt Scheel Cliff Scheel Dinner Concert Dinner Concert Dinner Concert Dlnner Concert Rat Rare Rat Rnco Rat Ricu Rut Race 'Ashland Hi Basketball Ashland Hi Basketball Ashland HI Basketball Ashland Hi Basketball " Ashlnnd HI Basketball Ashland HI Basketball Ashland Hi Basketball Jim Ochs Jim Ochs Jim Ochs Jim Ochs Jim Ochs "Devotion Sign Off 12:00- Sfgn Off KBOY AM 730 KC FRIDAY 4:00 Weather. Top 10 4:30 News, Vespers 4:55 Gospel Mission 5:00 Sign Off SATURDAY G;0o Bret Steele Adult Western 6:30 News Steele Hour ' 7:00 Weather Steele Hour 7:30 News Steele Hour 8:00 Weather. Holman 8:30 News Holman 9:00 Weather, Hulmnn 8:30 News Holman 10:00 Bargain Roundup 10:15 Holman Show 10:30 News Holman 1 1 :00 Weather Holman 11:30 News Bret Steele 12:00 Sports Outlook Steele 1:00 Pop Preview 1:30 News Pop Preview 2:00 Weather Requests 2:30 News Requests 3:00- Weather Requests 3:30 News Top 0 4:00 Weather Top 10 4:30 News Top 10 5:00 Sign Off KBOY FM 95.3 MC FRIDAY 4:00 Serenade to a Lovely Evening. 6:00 Contrasts In Hi-Fldeltty 6:30 News Contrasts 7 :00 Weather Contrasts 7 :30 News Contrasts 8:00 Jnzz Scene 9:00 Ron's Dance Requests 10:50 Sports Final 110 Dance Requests 11:55 Tomorrow s Headline 12:00 Sign Off SATURDAY 6:00 Music Americana 8:00 Weather Holman 8:30 News Holman 8:00 Weather Holman 8:30 News Holman 10:00 Bargain Roundup 10:15 Holman 10 :30 News Holman 11:00 Weather Holman 1 1 :30 News 11:33 Contrasts in Hi Ft 5:00 Serenade to a Lovely Evening 7:00 Jazst Scene 8:00 Hi Ki Donco 11:53 Tomorrow's Headlines 12:00 Sign Off KDOV 1300 KC FRIDAY 4:25 Snortscost 5:00 Sign Olf SATURDAY 6:00 Sign on 6 :45 Livestock Report 7:00 Sportscast 7:03 Weather Report 0:30 Road Report 10:15 Trader Horn 11:45 Weather Report 11 :55 Portals or Prayer 12:00 Market Report 1:13 Meeting Notices 2:13 Trader Horn 4:23 Sitortscnst 5:00 Sign Off Friday 4 oo Children's hour 4 :30 News 4:33 Music 4:43 Freedom Crusade 5:00 Sign Off KRVC 1350 KC Saturday 6:00 News Roundup 6:10 Music 6:30 Sports Roundup 6.4.1 Hymn Time 7:00 News, Music 7:15 Freedom Crusade 7:30 News 7:45 Alnnnll from God 8 00 Music 8:30 Haven of Rest 8:00 Votco of Deliverance 8 M Muilc ft:.1ft Nows 10:00 Music 11:00 Channels ofFntth 11:1.1 Music 13:08 Hurt Powell 12:05 Music 13:15 Nonn edition 12:30 Hnck to the Blhlt 1 :00 News 1 :0.1 Music 1 :30 Orient Crusade 2 00 News 3:115 Music 2:30 The Julet Time 3:00 lliMhnrklrrf 3:30 Medford Gospel Mission 3:45 Music 4:00 Children's Hour 4 30 News 4:33 Music 5:00 Sign Off TELEVISION PROGRAMS The following TV broadcast log I. printed it a tree public service tei the Mail Tribune's readers and TV viewers. Schodule changes t printed as provided by the TV sMtioni and tht Mall Tribune cannot accept retponaihilitv for rrori or omiiiioni. KBES-TV (Channel 5) HtlllA 4:00 UnrRnln Shopper 4:15 TV gurstlon Box 4. .10 Uncle Hill 5:30 HuckcllitMry Hound 6 00 Your TV Weatherman 6.05 Channel t Report 6:15 Dime dwailt St News 6 30 The C'allfornlans 7:00 Sea Hunt 7:30 Family Classics Part 3 8:30- Houle 116 9:30 The Garland Touch 10:00 Twillehl Zone 10:30 Final News Report 10:43 "Kvarybody't Ualiy" 11:30 Sign Oft KVIlfHIMt 12:00 Sinn On 12:15 Cartoons 12:30 The Manic Land 1:00 MiiK-lc I'"d 1 30 Sky Kins 2:00 King -e)nardo 2:30 Lone Ranger 3:00 Wnlt Disney Pitcsents 4:00 THA 4:1.1 Santa ant 4feuc 1:30 TIM 4:4.1 IP'S jrtt a3 00 'hianela-ep4Iaartl 6:00 Dan Smool 6:15 Saturdov News 6:30 Price Is Right 7:00 Tennessee Krnle Ford 7 30 Perry Mason 8:30 Checkmale 11:30 Have Gun Will Travel 10:00 Giinsnvfte 10:30 Manhunt 11 :00 Final News Edition 11:15 "If Winter Conut" SUNDAY 1:45 Sign On 2:00 Oral Roberts 2 30 Sports Spectacular 4:00 Antl'Dcfamatlon League Program .1:0011 Is Written 3:30 GE College Howl 6:00 National Velvet 6:3020111 Century 7 :00 Outdoor Sportsman 7:30 Dennis Ihe Menace 8:00 Ihe Gershwin Years 8 30 Jack uennv 10 00 Candid Camera 10 30 What a Mv Line 11:00 Sunday News Special 11:15 Sign Off KOTI-TV (Channel 2) I HIIJAV 4 00 American Handstand 5 00 Cal-Ore panorama 3 30 Huckletterrv Hound 6 00- Six O'clock Report 8:10 TV Woalhoiman 6 I.V-Dour Kilwards At News fl :m sportsmen n 45 TV Duestlon Box no Sea Hunt T tt Aim Molhern 4 -.IMt-t MVtoMenas " n 4Wwy v m 18 laiMtvi'ibivwcsr!) 0 10 so i,:iit w imm II :(IOMoa) O 13:45 Sign OH O S ATl'ltllAY 12 45-Stgn On 13 ,in Skv Klne The Medical Roundup by F.merltus Consultant In Medicine Mayo Cllnlo Emeritus Professor of Medicine Mayo Clinic (Register and Tribune Syndlcatef 1961) Birth of a Mongoloid Child Many causes have now been found for the birth of a "mon goloid" (a peculiar -looking 1 i y a mentally ink tarded b u t come new This subject re- child), now some causes, whole is so Alvarez ten about it. inter e s t i n g that for years I have read most of what has been writ A woman past the age of 40 is more likely to have a mongoloid baby than is a young mother, but this age factor often is absent, as when the mother is in her early twenties. In all but a few of my cases I have found defects, usually in the working of the nervous system, of one or more mem' bers of the family, Some par ents of mongoloids attack me violently for saying this, but actually I am only recording a fact of observation. I have no desire to hurt anyone. Only rarely is there another mon goiold in the family, but have seen families with mongoloid plus an ordinary type of mentally retarded child; and I have correspond ed with two mothers, in each of whose families there were three definite mongoloids, plus another Infant who was probably mongoloid 1:30 TBA 2:00 ChamDionshlD College Basketball N. Carolina at Wake Forest 4.00 TBA 4:15 Santa Anita Races 4:45 TBA .1:00 Championship Bowling 8:00 Don Smoot 6:1.1 Saturday News 0:30 Price Is Right 7:00 Fights 7:50 Make That Spare 8:00 Interpol Calling 8:30 Twilight Zone 0 :00 Tennessee Ernie Ford 0:30 Tom Ewell 10:00 The Roaring 20a 1 1 :00 News 1 1 :15 Premier Theatre 12:50 Sign Off SUNDAY 12:25 Sign On 12:30 Pip the Pipper :oo Hcrold or Truth 1:30 ltsucs and Answers 2:00 Oral Roberta 3:30 Sunday Sporta Spectacular 4:00 Championship Bridge 4:30 Paul Winchell 5:00 It Is Written 5:30 G.E. College Bowl 6:00 National Velvet :30 Wfl t D snev Proscnta 7:30 Maverick 8:30 Lawmun 0:00 The Rebel 0:30 The Islanders 10:30 The Valllant Years 11:00 Sunday Newa Special 11:18 Sign Off These families, and others like them described in the literature, show that there must be a hereditary factor, This factor is shown strongly, also, by the fact that when ever one. of two alike twins is mongoloid, the other (prob ably) always is either mon goloid or a suspected mon goloid. When one of two un alike twins is mongoloid, the other rarely is, which shows how unimportant is the factor of an old or wornout or di seased womb. When, rarely, a mongoloid girl grows to womanhood, and has a child, it is usually mon goloid. I know of one record ed exception to this rule. The parents of a mongoloid child often have abnormal creases in their palms, and occasional ly they have leukemia or leu kemia-like changes in their blood. Last year a remark able discovery was made. Mongoloids usually have 47 instead of the normal 46 chromosomes (the heredity- carrying material in their cells). Recently, in England, a mongoloid child was found with 46 chromosomes, and it wits the father who had the 47. Convention Plans To Be Discussed The Oregon division of the American Legion will hold its annual convention in Med-' ford on June 22, 23 and 24. The dates were announced this week by the American Legion's department of Ore gon executive committee. The convention will be one of the largest in Oregon's his tory, and is expected to at tract more than 6,000 repre sentatives of the Legion and affiliated organizations, ac cording to the committee. A meeting between Legion officials and the Medford Con vention Commission corpora tion is planned for tomorrow to make arrangements for the convention. Jennings Pierce of Medford is chairman of the convention commission. Forty persons are expected to participate in tomorrow's meeting. Vice chairman of the convention commission is Eu gene Orr; the board of direct ors includes Pat Kilby, Bob Dames, Les Wilson and Gran ville Brittsan. Wall Street Chatter New York -IUPD- Alfred L, Vanden Broeck & Co. says the Kennedy administration s em phasis on federal support to depressed areas should pro duce good market possibilities for a number of utilities now considered undynamic for growth and selling at lower values than typical for the industry. The firm feels the Kennedy forces are deeply committed to the program and it notes that congressional leaders have declared it will be given number one priority In new legislation. If the Kennedy program can be implemented in terms of the Douglas report, the brok erage house thinks investment emphasis ought to be given to those areas most seriously depressed. It listed Eastern Utilities Associates, Pennsylvania Pow er & Light and Southern Indi ana Electric in this connec tion as issues selling at de pressed levels and showing highly defensive qualities rel atively high yields and limited risk. Strange As It Seems By elsif mxo Bascoe & Co. and Gersen of Wall St. are both recommend ing American Metal Climax as a good possibility for 1961. Noting that earnings are be lieved to have risen to $2.70 from $2.15 in 1960, Gersen says with molybdenum de mand trending upward in Eu rope and Japan, the company should show even better earn ings in 1961. W. E. Hutton & Co. con fides that its specialist in air craft shares feels the only two really worthwhile stocks in the group are Boeing and Grumman. He is not enthusi astic about Douglas, although he thinks it might have a further rally from tax selling. QUAKE ORIGIN San Francisco Most earth quakes are caused by slippage of the earth's crust although some are of volcanic origin. 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