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RADIO PROGRAMS - THURSDAY
f rof rami lilted below ar received from the radio itatlnnt tnd the Mall
tribune asaumee no reipimilblllty except to make chang ei ai are tupplled
KYJC 1230 ke
4:00 New Pertonel St. Newi Hear Jim Ochs
4:15 Pat McCoy Hear Show Jim Ochs
4:30 Bannerllnes -McCojLel. New -Road Show Jim Ouns
4 ;45 aporta - Mcuoy gmpnaiis- kobq anow Jim uns
5:00 Lowell Thomai
3:15 Pat McCoy
3:30 Tom Harmon
3 :43 Charlie Milam
News
6 :00 Frank Oois Dinner
6:13 Charlie Milam Dinner
6:30 Bannerllna-Mllam Dinner
6:43 Sports Milam Dinner
7 :00 News Ml lam News -
7;ia Charlie Milam Dinner
7:30 Bannerllnes Milam News of
7 :4 3 Sports Milam Edward
8:00 World Tonight Land of Music Jim Ochs
8:19 Charlie Milam Land of Music Jim Ocns
8:30 Bannerline Milam Land of Music Jim Mia
6:45 Sports Milam Land of Music Jim Ochs
8:00 .News Milam News Go Show Jim Ochs
9:18 Charlie Milam Go Show , JimOch
9:30 Bannerllnes Milam Go Show Jim Orhs
9:45 Sports Milam Hi-Fi Club Jim Ochs
10:00 News Milam HI-FI
10:15 Charlie Milam HI-FI
lu30 Bannerline Mil am News
IU :45 Bporta muam wigiuocat
11:00 Headlines Sign Off News
11:30 Nightbeat
11:45 Nightbeat
12:00 Sign Off .
RADIO PROGRAMS FRI DAY
0:30
5:43-
6:00 News Ekberg Wake
6:13 Ivan Ekberg watte
6:30 Bannerllnes EkbergWake
-jifinnrti Ekherc First
7-nn Nwt RminduD Heminawav News RFD 1400
7:15 ivan Ekberg Weather News Larry Hoover'
7:30 Bannerllnes EkbergRogue Valley Report Larry Hoover
7:43 Sports Ekberg Weather News Larry Hoover
fin hus Weather News
:15 Ivan Ekberg Nightingale Lcl. NewiHank Peck News
:30 Bannerllnes EkbergCliff Engle . Our Changing World
:45 Sport Ekberg Music Cliff Scheel
:00 News Morris
Breakfast Club
:15 Montie Morris
30 Bannerllne-Morrli
Breakfast Club
Breakfast Club
Breakfast Club
45 Sports Morris
;00 News Godfrey . News
:13 Artnur uooirey imo mi uiui oneoi
:30 Arthur Godfrey 1 Lcl. News Listen. - Cllfi Scheel
:45 Arthur Godfrey Emphasis Listen Cliff School
:00 News Houseparty News Listen Cliff Scheel
:15 Houaeparty Listen Show Clitf Scheel
30 Garry Moore Local News Listen Cliff Scheel
43 Crosby-Clooney Emphasis Listen Cliff Scheel
1 2 nn Newi Vallev News Nati &
12:15 Ivan Ekberg Weather Markets
12:30 Bannerllnes EkbergRogue Valley News
12:45 weather CKperg ram
. i;00 News Ekberg News House Party
1:15 Ivan Ekberg ' House Party
1 :30 Bannerllnes EkberaLcl. News Party Line
1:43 Sports Ek berg Emphaals-Houflfl Party
. 2:00 News Paris News Hear
, 2:15 Ivan Ekberg Hear Show
2:30 Bannerlinex Milam Local News Hear
2:45 Sports Milan EmphaBlB Hear
3:00 News-W. WaihingtoiNewfc
a:io unarue muam near enow
3 :30 Bannerline-McCoy Local News Hear
3:43 sporu McCoy Emphasis
4:00 Newi'Personal St. Hear Jim Ochi
4:15 Pat McCoy Lcl. News-Road Show Jim Ochi
4 :30 Bannerline McCoy Emphasis-Road Show Jim Ochs
4:43 Sports McCoy Road Show Jim Ocha
8:00 Lowell Thomaa- News Harvey Jim Ochs
:13 Pat McCoy Nightingale Drier Jim Ochi
8:30 Torn Harmon ' Weather Local News Cliff Street
:45 Charlie Milam Headline Newt Clin Scheel
6:00 Frank Qoas Monitor Dinner Concert
6:15 Charlie Milam Monitor . Dlnnei Concert
'6:30 Bannerllne-MUam Monitor- Dinner Conoert
6:45 Sports Milam Monitor Dinner Concert
"7:00 Newa-Milam ' Monitor Rat Race
7:15 Charlie Milam Monitor Rat Race
7:30 Bannerllnes Milam News of World Rat Race
7:45 Sports Milam Edward P, Morgan Rat Race
"i.ob M'cdford-Ashland Medford-Ajhland " Ashland HI Basketball
8:15 Medford-Ashland Medlord-Aahland Ashland HI Basketball
8:30 Medford'Ashland Medford-Aahland Ashland rll rlaslcitball
8:45 Medford-Ashland Medford-Ashland Ashland HI Basnctball
8:00 Medford-Ashland Medford-Ashland Ashland HI Basliethuil
S :i5 Medford-Aahlamd Medford-Aahland Ashland HI Basketball
B:30 Newa BaRketbaU Scores c scores Ashland HI Basketball
9:45 Oregon-Portland Scores it Scores Jim Ochi
10:00 Oregon-Portland Monitor ! Jim Ochi
10:1B Oregon-Portland Monitor Jim Ochs
10:30 Oregon-Portland Monitor . Jim Ochs
10:43 Oregon-Portland Monitor Jim Ochs
I J :?S Oron-Portlssrnl Njghtbtat Devotions Sign Off
11:15 Oregon-Portland Nightbeat
11:30 Oregon-Portland Nightbeat
11:45 Orogon-Portland Nlghtbeat-rinal News
13:00 Sign Off
KRVC
Taiurodav
4:00 Children'! Hour
4:30 News. Music
5:00 Newi, Music
5:30 Freedom Crusadt
5:45 Sign Off
Friday: .
6:00 News
0:05 Muilo
6:30 Sporti News
6:33 Music
6:45 Radio Family Altar
7:15 Freedom Crusadt
7:30 News
7:43 Air Mall for God
8:00 Music
8:30 Bible Institute
o Voice of Dtllverenet
0:30 Music
0:55 News
KBOY AM
THURSDAY
4:00 Weather, Top 10
4:30 News, vespers
4:55 Gospel Mission
8:00 Sign-off
FRIDAY ;
8:00 Bret Steelo -
. 8:30 News, Steele
7:00 Weather, Steele .
7:30 News, Static
8:00 Weather, Holman
a:30 Nt-we, Stock market
8:35 Hnlman
0:00 Weather, Holman
0:30 News, Holman
10:00 Bargain Roundup
1030 Newi. Holman
KBOY FM
THURHRAV
4:00 Serenade to a Lovely
Evening
8:00 Jazz Scene
9:00 Serenade by the World's
Greatest Composers
10:00 Conlreiti In HI Fi
10:50 Sporu Final
1 1 :00 Contrasts In HI Ft
1 1 :35 Tomorrow's Headlines
12:00 sign Off
FRIDAY
6:00 Contrasts in HI-FI
6:30 News Contrasts
7:00 Weather Contrail!
730 News Contrast!
8:00 Weather, Holman
8:30 Newa, Stock Market
8:35 Holman
9:00 Weather, Holman
9:30 News. Holman
10:00 Bargain Roundup
KDOV
THURSDAY
5:25 SporUcasl
5:48 Sign Oil .
FRIDAY
6:00 Sign on
8:45 Livestock Report
7:00 Sportscaat
7:05 Weather Report
TELEVISION
KBES-TV (Channel 5)
THURSDAY
4:00 Friendship Circle
4:30 Uncle Bll,
5:30 Roy Rogers
6:00 Your TV Weatherman
6:05 Channel 8 Report
b.18- Doug Edwards ai The News
630 Award Theater
. 7:00 Interpol Calling
730 Ann Souiern
8:00 Angel
8:itf Two Faces West
9:00 Johnny Midnight
9:30 Hot Off the Wirt
10:00 Face the Nation
11:00 Final Report
FRIDAY
1 1 00 Love of Life
11:30 Search For Tomorrow
11:45 Guiding Light
12:00 Camouflage
12 3'. As the World Turns
100 Full Circle
1:30 lious Pirly
2 Oil The Millionaire ,
2 30 Verdlcl Is Youra
3:ou Brighter Day
. 3:15 Secret Storm
3:30 Edge of Night
4:00 Bargain Shopper
4:18 TV Question Box
KMED 1 440 kc KWIN 1 400 kc
Harvey
Jim Orrhs
Jim Ocr.s
Clitf bchoel
Clltf Schoe!
Nightingale-Drier
Weather Local News
Headline News
Music Dinner
Music Dinner
Music Dinner
Music pinner
Dlnner Music Ash Hi
Music Ash. Hi
the World Ash. HI
Morgan Ash. HI
Conce.'t
Concert
Concert
Concert
Platter Party
Platter Party
Plattd Party
Platter Party
Club
Jim Ochs
Jim Ocns
Jim Ochs
Jlm Ochs
Devotion Sign Off
Club
Nightbeat
Nightbeat
Up to Muslu Larry Hoover
up 10 music L.arry noover
Up Rural Kept. R.F.D 1400
News Round ud RFD 1400
Music Larrv Hoover
Cliff Scheel
Cliff Scheel
Cliff Stnael
Cliff Scheel
Swap & Sell ,. Cliff Scheel
N W News
Cliff Scheel
Comprehensive News
Market Report
Larry Hoover
narvey
Larry Hoover
Larry Hoover
naaio mngo
Radio Bingo
Hear '
Jim Ocrti
Jim Ocrhs
Jim Ocha
Hear
Jim O. ns
1350 KC
10:00 Joy of Living
10:15 Music
11:00 News Music
12:00 Bud Powell
13:15 News
13:30 Back to the Bible
1:00 Newt Music
1:30 Norm Nelson
3:00 Newa
3:0d Music
3:30 Quiet Time
3:45 Music
3 AO News
3 05 Muslo
4:00 Children's Hour
4:30 Newi, Music
5:00 News, Music
8:30 Freedom Crusade
8:45 Sign Off
730 KC
11:00 Weather, Newi Quit
11:15 Holman
11:30 Newi
1 1 :35 Records with Rick
13 I0 Sporti Outlook
12:05 Ranch Requostl
J2:i5 rm Market, Roriucsla
12:30 Stock Market, Requests
1:00Weather. Requesta
1:30 Newt, Requesta
2:00 Weather, Stereo
2:30 Newi, Stereo
3:00 Weather, stereo
3:30 Newi, Top 10
4:00 Weather, Top 10
4:30 News, Vespers
4:55 Gospel Mission
o:w oign-ou
95.3 MC
10:15-Telemuslc Quia
10:30 News, Holman
11:00 Weather, News Quit
11:15 Holman
11:30 News
11 :38 Records with Rick
12K)0 Sportt Outlook
!3:25 Contrast! in HI FI
12:30 Stock Market
13:36 Contrast! In HI Fl '
2:00 Weather, stereo
2:30 News. Stereo
3:00 Weather, Storco
3:30 Serenade to a Lovely
Evening
8:00 Jazc Scent
8:00 Ron'a Dance Requests
10:50 Sporu Final
11:00 Dance Requests
11:53 Tomorrow1! Headlines
oign oil
1300 KC
9:30 Road Report
10:15 Trader Horn
1 1 5 Weather Report
13:00 Portals of Prayer
1:15 Meeting Notices
2:15 Trader Horn
5:25 Sportscast
8:45 Sign Off
PROGRAMS
4:30 Uncle Bill
8 30 Huckleberry Hound
6:00 Your TV Weainerman
6:03 Channel 8 Report
6:13 Doug Edward! A The News
6:30 The Calllornlans
7:00 Sea Hunt
7:30 Rawhide
8:30 Bnult66
9:30 You're In the Picture
10:00 Twilight Zone
10:30 Final Report
10:45 "Jane Eyre"
Larry Hoover I : W tJ
Larry Hoover 1 m I
Jim Ochs ll'-ir' f 1
KOTI-TV (Channel 2)
THtjniDAY
4 00 American Bandstand
3. oo Uncle Bill
5:30 Roy Rogers
6:00 Sl O'clock Report
6:10 TV Weatherman
6:15 Doug Edwards & Newa
630 Award Theater
7:00 Man Hunt
7:30 Andy Griffith
8:00 Blue Angels
8 30 -The Real McCoys
9. lu-My Three Sons
9:3i Hot Oil the Wirt
10:00 Jack Bennv
10:30 Take a Good Look
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12 Promise 42 A 72 You
13 Your 43 Skills 73 Persons
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The Medical
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Eclampsia or Toxtmia
Of Pregnancy
A woman writes to say that
with the birth of her first
child, she all but died with
c o n v ulsions
and a failure
of her kid
neys. 'Now she
and her hus
band much
want another
I t't child, and she
I VkV I asks what
I 1 cnonee will
LsaaaJL i nl she have of
Alvarez g e 1 1 1 n g by
with a second confinement.
Since I am not an obstetric
ian, and I do not know how
badly damaged the woman's
kidneys are or how high her
blood pressure is, I must not
do any guessing. I do know
this: Through the years many
women I know well have near
ly died in eclampsia when
their first child was born. In
each case, the woman was un
der the care of an excellent
obstetrician, and he and the
husband said, No more chil
dren.".
But 50 years ago, when 1
had a large obstetric practice,
I learned that I must never
say to a woman who had been
in a terrible spell of eclampsia
that she would die if she had
another child. I well remem
ber a young woman of 18
years with the worse con
vulsions I ever saw. I do not
know how I succeeded in
saving her life and that of her
child but I did. A year later
she had another child with
out the slightest trouble.
Mlaroint Sometimes
Caused By Food
A letter from a woman says
that she used to have horrible
migraines which eventually
were relieved when she found
that she was highly sensitive
to coffee. Like many other
food-sensitive people, she re
acted to a number of other
foods, also. I remember a
woman who was so sensitive
to milk that she got terrible
migraines from the small
amount of milk that is in
bread. When I had her make
bread without milk she was
well.
Interestingly, when I told
a few of my medical friends
about this case they just could
not believe that a person
could be that sensitive. I
could believe It if only be
cause the amount of chocolate
that will go on the end of a
pen-knife can keep me in pain
for a week with canker sores
in my mouth. A thimbleful of
chicken fat can make me ill
for two or three days.
Dr. W. J. Mayo could be
made so violently 111 by a tiny
bit of cottonseed oil that he
never could dine out unless
11:00 Rawhide
12:00 Sign Otf
FRIDAY
11:00 Morning Court
1 1 30 Love That Bob
12:00 The Camouflage
12:30 As The World Turn!
1 :00 About Faces
1:30 --House Party
a:0tlD.v In Court
2:30 Rund To Reality
3:00 Brighter Daa
3:13 Secret Storm
3:30 Edge ol Night
4:00 American Bandstand
3:00 Chaplain's Corner
5:10 Oi-c-Cal Panorama
3:3fi Huckleberry Hound
6:00 Six O'clock Report
6:10 TV Weatherman
6:13 Doug Edwards St News
630 Sportsmen
7:00 Sea Hunt
7:30 Ann Sothcrn
8:00 Angel
8:30 Fllutslones
9:00 77 Sunset Strip
10. 00 The DetccUves
1030 Law St Mr. Jones
11:00 "1 Dood It"
12:35 Sign Off
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Emeritus Coi
Consultant In Medicine
ayo cllnlo
Emeritui Professor of Mediclnt
Mayo clinic
(Register and Tribune Syndicate,
1961)
his cook was in the kitchen to
prepare the food.
Oiher Causes
Com monly, a migrainous
woman who is highly sensitive
to some food will be able to
tell me what it is. What is sad
is that although by avoiding
this food she will have fewer
migraines, she still will have
some because there are many
things besides food that will
bring on a sick headache. For
Instance; I can get migraine
from having a bright light
come slanting into my eyes
from a window.
Long ago I made a strange
observation which is that al
though I am highly sensitive
to chocolate and chicken fat,
these foods never have pro
duced in me a migraine. So
far as I know this peculiar
contradiction never has been
written up.
Scout News
Pack 6
Cub Scout Pack 6 held its
blue and gold banquet Tues
day, Feb. 22, at McLoughlin
Junior High school cafeteria.
Several Cub Scouts receiv
ed awards: Mark Latham,
Robert Cusad, Robert Hotho
and Thomas Tope, received
wolf rank.
Mark Latham and Thomas
Tope received gold arrows.
Joe Carlson and David Aesch-
llman were presented silver
arrows.
Bear rank was presented
to Mike Dunphy, Jerry Hoi
lingsworth, Joe Carlson, Rob
crt Witham, Micheal Keeton.
Gold arrow, bear rank was
presented Micheal Keeton.
Dennis O'Connor, Joe Carlson
and Robert Witham.
Denner stripes were given
Eddie Chriss, Robert Hotho
and Dennis O'Conner. Assist
ant denner designation was
given David Mann, Robert
Casad and Joe Carlson.
Handicraft awards went to
Hugh Ferguson, Billy Osborn,
Joe Carlson, Dennis O'Con
nor, Kieth R o b b i n s, De-
Wayne Butler, Steven Gro
lcan, John Stratford, David
Mann, Myron Gaston, Eddie
Chriss and Wayne Carlon.
Myron Gaston, Pack 6 Cub
master, was given a one-year
pin.
Table decorations for the
potluck dinner featured blue
and gold. Center pieces were
made from the "Genius Kits"
-sacks filled with assorted
odds and ends from which the
Cubs and fathers were to make
novel centerpieces.
Frank McDowell, institu
tional representative, spoke
on the parents' part in the
Cub Scout program.
Mike, Mcnnis, Troop 7
Scout, gave the Invocation as
part of his work for the God
and Country merit badge.
The pack committee put on
a skit portraying an exag
gerated view of a den meet
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Electric Safety
Code Enforcement
Ruled by Court
Salem - (UPD - The Oregon
Supreme Court has ruled that
the state labor commissioner
had a right to enforce the
electrical safety code by pro
hibiting electrical installa
tions by an unlicensed em
ploye of Davidson Industries,
Inc., Eugene.
The high court upheld a
Lane county ruling granting
an injunction against the cor
poration to Labor Commis
sioner Norman Nilsen.
The firm had claimed an
exemption under a section of
the code excluding a per
son.
The Supreme Court, said,
however, this did not apply to
corporations.
Judge Affirmed
Other decisions included:
Joseph R. Thompson, ap
pellant General Insurance Co
ot America; appeal from
Baker county; opinion by Jus
tice George Rossman; Judge
Lyle R. Wolff affirmed; judg
ment for insurance company
affirmed.
Slate Construction Co., Ap
pellant V. Pacific General
Contractors, Inc.; appeal from
Linn county; opinion by Jus
tice Pro Tern Howell; Judge
ictor Olliver affirmed; decree
dismissing complaint against
PGC affirmed.
Lowell J. Kreutzer, respon
dent, V. Betty Kreutzer, ap
pellant; appeal from Curry
county; opinion by Justice
Hall Lusk; Judge Dal M. King
reversed; court order denying
motion of divorced wife for
change of custody of a child
reversed.
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42-Sonk
44-Sound a horn
48- Bark cloth
47-Mllk farm
49- Solemn
promise
51- Preposltlon
52- Sea eagle
63-Unomployed
54- Urne on
55- Press stone
with a
hammer
5-Pit
57- Merriment
58- Golf mound
59- Unlts
60- Hehrew
measure
DOWN
1- Pur scarves
2- Colorful bird
3- Be 111
4-Artlfldal
language
6- KllainenU
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7- A How
S.French
article
9 Closes
securely
10- Man "i name
11- PotentfaI
16- Com pass
point
17- Colluce
degree
(abl.r.l
19- I.oig-legcd
bird
20- BlemUh
22- Weaken
24-Llkely
27-Covered with
aoot
29-Under (poet.)
32-jnme at
card a
34- lnlet
35- Kntliuslantlo
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endearment
38-Head (slang;)
40- Culmination
41 - Peril
43-Slight
coloring
45-Storlea '
48-Nole ol scale
5o-Symbol for
tellurium
63-Electrifled
particle
54-tihade tree
E6-Exclamation
57 -Proceed
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