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B MONDAY, JANUARY 30. 1961 MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE, MEDFORD, ORE. RADIO PROGRAMS .MeONDAY' proi-ramt luted below arc received from the radio lUUoni and the Mall jiriuuiu iume no respomiDiiuy except to matt cnangai ai are mpplled KYJC 1 230 KC KMED 1 440 KC KWIN 1 400 KC ;00 News Personal St. : 15 Pat McCoy :30 Bannerline McCoy :45 Sports McCoy 00 Lowell Thomas IS Pat McCoy 30 Tom Harmon 45 Sporu-Mi 1 am News Hear Hear Lcl News Road Show Emphasis Road Show 6:00 Frank Goss 6:15 Charlie Milam 6 :30 Bannerline-Milam 6:45 SporU-Milam :00 News-Milam :15 Charlie Milam :30 Bannerline-Milam : 4 5 Sport s -Mil am 00 World Tonight :15 CharUe Milam :30 Bannerline-Milam :45 Sports-M i In m News Harvey Nightingale News Weather Lcl News Headline News News Dinner Music Dinner Music Dinner Music Dinner Music . Jim Ochs Jim Ochs Jim Ochs Jim Ochs Jim Ochs Jim Ochs Cliff Scheel Cliff Scheel News Dinner Music Dinner Music News of the World Edward Morgan Dinner Concert Dinner Concert Dinner Concert pinner Concert Rat Race Rat Race Rat Race Rat Race :00 News-Milam :15 Charlie Milam :30 Banner lne-MUam ;45 Newa-Mllam News Land of Music Land of Music Land of Music Land of Music News Go Show Go Show Hi-Fi Club Hi-Fi Club Jim Ochs Jim Ochs Jim Ochs Jim Ochs Jim Ochs Jim Ochs Jim Ochs Jim Ochs :00 News-Milam 30 Bannerline-Milam :45 Sports-Headlines .00 SignOff AO Sign Off :15 30 Hi-Fi Club Hi-Fi Club News Nightbeat Nightbeat Jim Ochs Jim Ochs Jim Ochs Jim Ochs News Nightbeat Nightbeat Nightbeat Nightbeat-Flnal News Devotion-Sign Off SignOff RADIO PROGRAMS TU ESDAY i:00 News-Morris 1:15 Montie Morris J;30 Bannerlines-Morris i:45 Sports-Morris Wake Up to Music Wake Up to Music Wake Up-Rural Rpt. 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AAR 21 -r i- 7ia43i .9-71-83-90 J The Medical Roundup ivtxvA Em""u Consultant In Medicine Mayo Clinic Emerltui I'rofessor of Medldnt Mayo Clinic (Register and Tribune Syndicate, 1961) An Exploratory Operation People keep asking me if an exploratory operation should ever be performed and my answer is "Y e s." There are rare cases in which all that able diag nos t i c i a n s, with splendid help from lab oratories, x ray depart ments and speci a 1 1 s t s, 10:00 Newa-Ekberii 10:15 Ivan Ekbors 10:30 Bannorllnc-fckberg ' 105 Sporla-Hcadllncw t : 11:00 sign 0" . ll:lfl 3 1:30 ' 1 1 :4B 1II-F1 Clul) HI-FI Club Dance Time Danco Time Jim 6ch Jim Ochs Jim Ochs Jim Ocha Newa Nightbeat Nightbeat NlKlithent NlghtbeBt-Flnnl News Devotion-Sign Off 12:00 Sign Off : Monday: 4J;00 Weather Top 10 ' 4:30 News Veapera ' 4:40 Gospel Million . 4:45 Sign Off . Tuesday: , 6:00 Bret Steele , 6:30 New Steele ' 7:00 Weather Steele , 7:30 News Steele i 8:00 Weather Holman . 8:30 News. 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In HI Ft 2 :00 Weather Stereo 2 :30 News Stereo 3 :oo Weather Stereo 3:30 News Top 10 4:00 Wealher Top 10 '! 4:30 News Serenade B:00 Jazz Scene 0:00 Serenade hy the World's Greatest Composers 10:00 Contrasts In HI Fl 10:30 Sports Final 11:00 Contrasts In HI Fl 11:33 Tomorrow's Headlines 12:00 Slan Off KDOV 1300 KC MONDAY . 4:23 Sportscast 4:43 Sign Oil Ti -:l. 6 00 Slan On , ti:45 Livestock Report 7:00 Sportscasl '. 7 .3 Ueat:ir Report 9:30 Road Report 10:13 Trader Horn 11:43 Weather Report 11:33 Portals of Prayer 12:00 Farm Report 1:13 Meeting Notices 2:13 Trader Horn . 4:23 Sportscasl 9:00 Sign Oil Alvarez such as kidney experts, can say is that there seems to be something seriously wrong in the abdomen. Then It may be safer for the patient to have his abdomen explored than to wait until perhaps everyone can see that he has a cancer. By then, it very probably will be inoperable, ari no one can help him. I agree with a number of physicians who have written me to say that they hate to see a patient's abdomen ex plored when, for a year or more, it has been obvious that he hns been dying of enncer. For Instance; a man who had had a cancer of his lower colon removed, soon there after became deeply jaundiced and remained that way for the next nine months. Obviously, the cancer had spread into his liver, but his kindly doctor kept cheering him up, saying it could still be due to a gall stone. Finally, the patient found a surgeon willing to ex plore his abdomen, and a mass of cancer was found In the liver. Because the liver had practically no function left, the mun died that night. I imagine that if he could have come back for a moment and spoken to his doctors he would have said he was very glad to have his discomforts over with; but still, few physicians like that kind of surgery, and few will ever ask anyone to perform it. The Us. Of Sea-Water At A Medicine People are constantly writ ing to ask me if they should try some new medicine that tncy have heard of - usually one which is supposed to be a KRVC Monday: 4:00 Children's Hour 4:30 News, Music Freedom Cruiadt 5:00 SignOff , Tufida.v: 8:00 News 6 05 Mimic . 6:30 Sports News ' 8 35 Music , 6 45 Hndio Family Altar T. 15 Freedom Cruiade 7 30 News 7 4r Air Mall for Cod . 810 Music ' 9 (h Voice of Deliverance 030 Music 0 55 News 1350 KC 10:00 Joy ot Living 10:15 Music 1 1 :00 Channels of Faith 11:15 Music 12:00 Burt Powell 12:15 News 12:30 Hack to the Bible 1 ;00 News, Music 3:00 News 2.05 Music 2:30 Quiet Time 2:45 Music 3:00 News 3:05 Music 3 30 Music 4 :00 Children's Hour 4 30 News. Muitc 4 45 Freedom Crusade 5:00 Slan Off TELEVISION PROGRAMS The following TV broadcast loej Is printed as tree public service (or the Mali Tribune's readers and TV viewers. Schedule chanees are printed as provided by the TV stations and the Mail Tribune cannot ' accept responsibility tot eruu et emissions. 9:00 Danny Thomas 0:30 Adventurca In Paradlso 10-30 Peter Gun TUESDAY 10.40 Mornine News 10:43 Copco Home Show 1 1 :uu- Alumina: court 1:30 Love That Bob 12:00 Camoutlage 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 nrlghter Diiy 3:13 Secret Storm 3 30 Kclac ol Nlfllt 4:00 American Unndslauri 3 uo Chaplain's Corner 9:10 Tech Talks 3:30 Quirk Drnw Mcdraw B:00 Six o'clock Report 8:10 TV Weatherman 6:13 Doug towards and News 8 30 Wilbur & Mr. Ed 7:00 Expedition 7 30 Ileal of Post 8 00 The Rifleman 8 .10 Wyall fiarp 8.00 Stagecoach West 10 00 Alcoa Presents 10 30 Carry Moore new and miraculous folk remedy for several diseases, or perhaps some particular disease such as arthritis. For instance, every bp often, some- one writes to say that she has heard that sulphur is now being used to cure arthritis, and she wants to know how to take it. I have to tell her that sulfur was a popular treat ment for arthritis some 50 years ago, and it has been popular off and on ever since. it is used with great enthusi asm for a year or two and then is given up as useless. But always somebody "dis covers" it again, and then it goes through a new cycle of popularity. During the last month, I have been receiving a lot of letters from people who tell me they have heard that if one will take some sea water and concentrate it by boiling, it will become a wonderful remedy for many diseases. There is no sense to this, but I have heard about it occa sionally in the last 60 years. Today apparently the ancient idea is sweeping through the country again. As a result, thousands of people will try It, and some will talk it up to their neighbors. Later, it will agnin be forgotten. We human beings are fun ny; we are so anxious to get help that often, like the well- known drowning man, we will grasp at any straw we can see. And if a drug does not come from the medical pro fession, It is believed in all the more firmly. Which reminds me of what happened in Paris years ago when a supposed quack who w.ts making a pile of money by selling herbs with a good line of patter, was accidentally found by the po lice to be a well-educated and properly licensed physician. The doctor then begged the police not to give him away; he said that if his thousands of customers were ever to learn that he was a qualified physician, they'd all leave him! Chorioreliniiii People write to ask what Is chorioretinitis and all I can say Is that usually it is a seri ous disease of the inner linings of the eyeball. It can greatly injure the person's vision, and so he should quickly see an able ophthalmologist (medical eye specialist) who will try to determine, if possible, what the cause it. Today, doctors will think of disease due to rare mold-like organisms, such ii those of toxoplasmosis and histoplasmosis; or they will think of tuberculosis, or bru cellosis (the abortion disease of cuttle). Allergy may be thought of. Sometimes an antibiotic will help, and sometimes also a cortisone like drug will be tried, also salicylates, iaiec tions of foreign protein, and desensitization by vaccines. Naturally, a logical treatment cannot be given unless a defi nite cafise can be found. I am sorry to say that commonly, tne cause canot be found. The point I want to hammer home here is that I must not try to give advice to the hundreds of people who write to me about a rare eye disease that is likely soon to destroy their vision. The thing they must do quickly is to ga to the best ophthalmologist (eye spe cialist) their family doctor can find for them. They must not waste time trying to find glasses that will help them. If you're a year-round suf ferer of allergies or asthma -actually, even if you're a 'spring-time case' - you'll want to read Dr. Alvarez' in formative booklet, "Asthma, Allergy and Hay Fever." It may be obtained by sending 25 cents and a large, stamped, self-addressed envelope with your request to Dr. Walter C. Alvarez, Dept. MMT, The Reg ister and Tribune Syndicate, Box 957, Des Moines 4, Iowa. Local Residents To Attend Event Several Jackson county resi dents are scheduled to partici pate in the day-long District Four meeting of the Ameri can Cancer Society Feb. 1, the Jackson county division of the American Cancer Society an nounced Saturday. Registration and coffee hour will be held at 9 a.m. in the Episcopal Parish hall In Rid dle, Ore. General chairman for the event is Dr. Earl Law son, Medford, District Four medical director. Mrs. John Day, director for the southern Oregon district, will open the official meeting. Dr. Orval Eaton, president of the 'Jackson County Cancer Society, and Dr. L. Paul Walk er, also of the Jackson county crusade staff, will speak on, "Why a Crusade." The afternoon session will feature a medical panel con ducted by Dr. Robert Turner, Jackson county, on recent ad vances in cancer research by Dr. John T. Brandenburg, also of Jackson county. Oregon division staff mem bers Frank Mangelsdorf and Bud Leonard will conduct the Crusade worshop starting at 2:30 p.m. All Jackson County Cancer Society crusade mem bers are urged to attend the meeting and no-host lunch. Helps You Overcome FALSE TEETH Looseness and Worry No longer be annoyed or feel lll-nt- ease bcciuiso of loose, wobbly false teetn. fasteeth. an Improved alka line tnon-acld) powder, apiinltled on your plates holds them firmer bo they feel more comfortable Avoid embar rnsatnent caused by loose plates Get f ASTKETH today at any drug counter WJll T'C TV & RADIO fflMLI O SERVICE "Oldest Shop In So. Oregon" 2300 So. 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