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Newspaper Page TextTHURSDAY, MARCH 16, 1961 MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE, MEDFORD, ORE. RADIO PROGRAMS THURSDAY Programs lilted below are received from the radio itatlnns and the Mall Tribune assumes uo responsibility except to make changes as are supplied KYJC 1 230 ke KMED 1 440 ke KWIN 1 400 ke "Too News Personal St. Hear Show 4 IS Pat McCoy Hear Show a .-jnRnnnprlineB McCo NW News Weather , 4:43 Sports McCoy Emphasis R.iaShow "Poo Lowell Thomas News Harvey 51S Pat McCoy Nightingale-Drier 5.30 Tom Harmon Weather Local News 5 :45 -Charlie Milam Headline News Too Frank Goss Dinner Music , fl-is Charlie Milam Dinner Music 6 30 flannerline-Milam Dinner Music 6:45 Sports Milam P!nn.:.rMuti.i9 "7-flONcws Milam News Dinner Music 713 Charlie Milam Dinner Music 7 30 Med(ord-S. Sulem Medforri-S. Salem 7:45 Medford:SSalem Medford-S. Salem "aod Med ford -S. Salem Medford-S. Salem 8-15 Medford-S. Salem Medford-S. Salem 830 Medlord-S. Salem Medford-S. Salem 8 ;45 Roseburj?-Wilson Mcdford-S. Salem "fl:0uRoseburc-Wilson Hi-Fi Club fi:IS Koscburfi-Wilson Hi-M Club Jim Ochs Jim Ochs Jim O'-hs jiin Or-ns Jim Oc: ' Clill sciieel ClilfSi-neeJ Dinner Concert Dinner Concert Dinner concert Dinner Concert Ash Hf Platter Party Ash. Hi Platter Party Atti llf Plnttur Pnrtv A sh! Hi Platter Party U:30 Roseburg-Wilson HI-M Clurj fl:45 Roseburg-Wilson i-fi hup Tio 00 Roseburg-Wilson News Nlghtbeat 1015 Charlie Milam NiRhtbeal lu-30 Bannerlines Milam NightbcHt iu:45 Snorts Milum Nightbent Jim Ochs Jim Ocns Jim Onhs JimOchs jim Ochs Jim Och Jim Ochs Jim Ochs Jim Ochs Jim Ochs Jim Ochs Jim Ochs 11 00 Headlines Sign Off News Nlghtbeat 11-15 Nlghtbeat ' 11 -30 Nlghtbeat 1 1 "45 Nightbent ia:00 Sign Off Devotion Sign Off RADIO PROGRAMS FRIDAY 0:30 5:45 : , "gi) News Ekberg Wake Up to Music Larry Hoover b'is Ivan Ekberg Wako Up to Music Larry Hoover 6:30 Bannerlines EkbergWnke Up Rural Kept, R.F.D 1400 (i:45 Sports Ekberg First News Roundup RKD 1400 "7 'ooNews Roundup Hemingway News RKD 1400 7-15 ivan Ekberg Weather News Larry Hoover 7;30 Bannerlines EkbergRogue Valley Report Larry Hoover 7:45 Sports Ekberg Weather News. Larry Hoover "8 OONews Weather Newt; Music Larry Hoover 8 15 Ivan Ekberg Nightingalt Lcl. NewfHank Peck News 8:30 Bannerlines EkbergLim fcnglo Our Changing world 8:45 SportsEkberg 9:00 News Morris -0:15 Montie Morris 9 ;3o Bannerline-Morris 9:45 Sports Morris 10:00 News Godfrey 10:15 Arthur Godfrey 10:30 Arthur Godfrey 0A 5 Arthur G qd frey 1 1 :00 News Houseparty 11:15 Housupurty n -an fiarrv Moore 1 1 :45 Crosby-Clooney Music Breakfast Cluh Breakfast Club Breakfast Club Breakfast Club News Swan & Sell Tello Test Lcl. News Listen E mphasis Listen News Listen Listen bhow Local News Listen Emphasis Listen Cliff Scheel Cliff Scheel Cliff Scheel Cliff Stneel Cliff Scheel Cliff Scheel Cliff Scheel Cliff Scneel iHScljeel Cliff Scheel Cliff Scheel Cliff Scheel Cliff Scjieel Cliff Scneel Comprehensive News Market Report Larry Hoover 12 00 News Valley News Nafl & NW News 12:15 Ivan Ekberg Weather Markets 12-30 Bannerlines EkbergRogue Valley News 12 ;45 Weather Ekberg Paul Hnrvey 1:00 News Ekberg News House Party Larry Hoover 1:15 Ivan Ekberg House Party Larry Hoover 1 :30 Bannerlines EkbergLcl. News Party Line Radio Bingo 1 ;45 Sports Ekberg Emphasis-House Party Radio Bingo 2 :6b News Paris , News Hear Larry Hoover 2:15 Ivan Ekberg Hear Show Biry Hoover 2:30 Bannerlines Milam Local News Hear Jim Ochs 2;45 Sports Milam E mph a si s Hear Jim Qms 300 News-W. WashlngtoiNewh Hear , Jim Ochs 3:15 Chnrlie Milam Hear Show Jim Ochs 3:30 Bannerline-McCoy Local News Hear ' Jim Ochs J-4 flSpor Is McCoy Emphasis Hear Jim O- iis 4:00 News-Personal St. Hear Jim Ochs 4:13 Pat McCoy Lcl. News-Road Show Jim Ochs 4:30 Bannerline McCoy Emphasis-Road Show Jim Ochs 4:45 Sports McCoy Road Show Jim Orhs 5:00 Lowell Thomas 5:15 Pnt McCoy 5:30 Tom Harmon 5 :45 Charlie Milam 6:00 Frank Goss Ncwb Dinner Music 0:15 Charlie Milam Dinner Music 6:30 Bannerllnc-Milem Dinner Music 0:45 Sports Milam Dinner Mutiic News Hnrvev Jim Och Nightingale Drier Jim Ochs Weather Local News Cliff Scheel Headline News Cliff Scheel 7:00 News Milam Dinner Music 7:15 Charlie Milam Dinner Music ' 7:30 Bannerlines Milam News of World 7:45 Sports M Ham Edward P. Morgan Dinner Concert Dinnci Concert Dinner Concert Dinner Concert Rat Raco Rat Raco Rat Race Rat Race 8:00 World Tonight Land of Music 8:15 Charlie Milam Land of Music 8:30 Bannerline Milam Land of Music 8j4 5 S p or til- M 11 am La n d of Music 9:00 News Milam Go Show 9:15 Charlie Milam Go Show. 9:30 Bannerline Milam Go Show 0:45 Sports Milam Co Show 10:00 News Milam News Nlghtbeat 10:15 Charlie Milam Nlghtbeat 10:30 Bannertlne-MUam Nlghtbeat 10:45 Sports-Milam-Newg Night beat 11 0 Sign "Off Nlghtbeat 11:15 - Nighlbeat 11:30 Nlghtbeat 1 1 :45 Nightbeiil-Flnal News 12:00 Sign Off TBA , THA TBA TBA TBA TBA TBA Jim Pens Jim Ocha Jim Ochs Jim Ochs Jim Ochs DeVo Uons Sign Off KRVC 1350 KC Thursday 4:00 Children's Hour 4:30 News, Music 5:00 News, Music S :30 Freedom Crusado 5:43 Sign Off Frldayi 6:00 News 6:03 Music 6:30 Sports News 6:35 Music 6:45 Radio Family Altar 7:15 Freedom Crusado 7:30 News 7:45 Air Mail for God 8.00 Music 8:30 Bible Institute 0 00 Voice uf Deliverance 0:30 Music , 0:33 News 1 0 :00 Joy of Living 10:13 MubIo 11 .00 News Musio 12:00 Bud Powell 12:15 News 12:30 Back to the Bible 1 :00 News Music 1 :30 Norm Nelson 2:00 News 2:05 Music 2:30 gufet Time 2.45 Music 3 0 News 3 05 Music 4:00 Children's Hour 4:30 News, Music 5:00 News, Music 5 :30 Freedom Crusade 3:45 Sign Off KBOY AM 730 KC THURSDAY 4:00 Weather, Top 10 4:30 News, Vespers 4:55 Gospel Mission 3:00 Sign-off FRIDAY 0:00 Brot Steele 6:30 News, Steele 7:00 Weather. Steele 7:30 News, Steele 8:00 Weather, Holmnn 8:30 News, Stock market 8:35 Holman 0:00 Weather, Holman 0:30 News, Holman 10:00 Bargain Roundup 10:30 News. Holman 11:00 Weather, News Quit 11:13 Holman 11 :30 News 1 1 :35 Records with Rick 12:00 Sports Outlook 12:03 Ranch Requests 12:13 Fnrm Market, Requests 12:30 Stock Market, Requests 1:00 Weather, Requests 1 :30 News, Requests 2:00 Weather. Stereo 2:30 News, Stereo 3:00 Weather. Stereo 3:30 News. Ton 10 4:00 Weather, Top 10 4 :30 News, Vespers 4:35 Gospel Mission 5:00 Sign-off to a Lovely THURSDAY 4:00 Serenade Eveulntf 8:00 Jazz Scene 9:00 Serenade by the World's Greatest Composers 10:00 Contrasts In HI Fl 10:30 Sports Final 11:00 Contrasts In HI Fi 11:53 Tomorrow's Headlines 12:00 Sign Off FRIDAY 6:00 Contrasts In HI-FI 0:30 News Contrasts 7:00 Weather Contrasts 7:30 News Contrasts 8:00 Weather. Holman 8:30 News, Stock Market 8:35 Holman 9;00 Woather, Holman 0:30 News, Holman 10,00 Bargnln Roundup Thursday 4:1.5 News, Hymn 4 25 Music 3:13 News, Hymn 3 23 Sportscast ft 30 Road. Weather Report 5:35 Music 6 15 Sign Off Friday . 0 00 Sign On, Western 6 15 New. Hymn fl 23 Western 6:45 Livestock, Western 7 00 Sports, Weather, Mmlc 7:13 News, Hymn, Music 8:15 News, Hymn, Music fl:lft News, Hymn, Music 0 30 Road, Weather Report, Muilc 10:15 News, Hymn, Music KBOY FM 95.3 MC 10:l3Toletnuslc Quiz 10:30 News, Holmnn ll:on Wonthsr, NewiQull 11:1.1 Holmnn 11:110 Nows 1 1 as Krrorria with Rick 12 (10 Sporl Outlook 12:0.1 Cnntmiti In HI Pi 12 :;to Stock Mnrkct 13:3.1 Conlrmli In 111 Fl 2:0D Wcntliur. Sloreo 2:30 Nnvi, Stereo 3:00 Weather, Stereo 3:30 Serenade to n Lovely Evening 8:00 Jnz Seene 0:00 Ron'a Dance RequoaU lll;.V Sports Final 11:00 Dance Mr-niir-sts 1 1 !.t Tomorrow a Headline, 12:0ll,SIin Oil KDOV 1300 KC 10:4.1 Trader Horn 11:00 Miimc IP 1.1 New,, llvnin, Music 12:00 Portal, of Prayer, Mulc 12:1.1 Ncwu. Hymn 12:30 Hoad. Weather Report I2:4il Meeting Notice, 1:00 Mmlc 1:1.1 New,, Hymn, Music 2:1,1 Ni'w), llvnin, Mmlc 2:4.1 Trailer Horn 3 illl-MiiMr 3:11 New,, Hymn, Music 4:1.1 New,. Hymn, Music .1:1.1 News. Hymn .1:2.1 SportM'ast 5 30 Hoad. Weather Report S 3,1 Music 0:1.1 Sinn Off TELEVISION PROGRAMS The tollowinq TV broadcast loq li printed li t tree public tervlce for the Mali Tribune', rcador, and TV viewer!. Schedule change, are printed, as provided by the TV nation, and the Mail Tribune cannot accept responsibility tor errors or emiiioni. 11:4.1 Guiillnj Llht 12:00 Camouflaite 12:30 A, the World Turin 1 :00 face the Kadi 1 :30 House Partv 2 The Millionaire 3 30 Verdict Is Your, 3 oil HrlKhier tiny 3:1.1 Secrel Storm 3 30 Kdee of Nlcht 4:00 lliu iialn Shopper :11--TV gur. 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CAPRICORN DEC. 23 T JAN. 20 V" 2- 7-16-20 B5-63-65 AQUARIUS JAN. 21 jr. FEB. i l2-15-l8-32cf 3o-38-84-88' men FEB. 20lV., 1- 8- 9-34(C 146 60-75 L The Medical Roundup -)m,r,tuS c, onsultsnt )n Medicine Mayo Clinic Emeritus rmfessor of Medicine Mayo Clinic (Register and Tribune Syndicate. 1961) Anemia and What To Do For It Many people write asking what they should do for an anemia and I must not answer them because I haven't enough facts In regard to their blood. In many cases in which the patient - per haps a woman -says that she has only 12 grams of he moglobin (the very import- Aivarcz ant red color ing matter of the blood), I feel like hazarding a guess that she always had that slightly low amount of hemoglobin, and hence it is natural for her. It is not a disease. Her doc tor may still think, as we all did a few years ago, that 15 grams for a woman is just as normal as it is for a man. But, actually, a while ago someone studied the bloods of over 500 healthy women and found that the average value for he moglobin was 13 grams. If we adopt tills standard, thousands of women who are now being looked on as anemic will be regarded as normal. Thousands of women al ways have a low amount of hemoglobin 1)ecause they flood so heavily with each period that in a month's time they enn hardly build back the amount of hemoglobin that they have lost. A point that everyone ought to know is that there are two main kinds of anemia: one, the secondary and the other the primary. In the secondary type o anemia the trouble is due to some loss of blood, per hnps from menstruation in a woman, or from bad bleeding piles, or in the enses of older people, from an oozing cancer surface in the stomach or large bowel. In the cases of secondary anemia, iron is the drug thiil Is needed-not liver and vitamins. Runs Through Family A primary anemia is the type Hint a person is born to have. It tends to run through a family. Usually, the differ ential diagnosis can be made by glancing at a blood smear as seen under a microscope, or by comparing the percentage of hemoglobin with the per centage of red blood cells. In cases of secondary anemia there is less hemoglobin and KOTI-TV (Channel 2) TIIIIItSllAV 4:0U American Bandstand ,1:00 lliu-lf Ulll 5::i0 Hoy Husers 6:110 Six O'clock Report 8:10 TV Weatherman d:la t)miK Edwards At News tl 30 Award Theater 7 00 Man Hunt 7:3(1 Andy Griffith 8 (10 Utile Aniiels 8 30 The Meal McCoys 9.H0 Mv Three Sons ll:3o Hot Oil the Wire 10.00 Jack llenny 10 30 Take a Good Look 11:00 Haw hide 12 00 Sim OK Htlll.W 11:00 MomliiR Court 11:30 Love That lloli 12:00 The CiimoutliiKe 12 30 As The World Turns 1 00 About Kaces 1 .at News 1 30 House Party 2 On linv in Court 2 30 Hoad I n Heallly 3 .00 llrliihter D; 3 1ft Secret Storm 3:30 Kdue ot Nlllllt 4 00 American Handstand 5 00 Orc-Cal Panorama ft .1(1 Huckirherry Hound 5 00 Six O'ClneK Report 6:10 TV Weatherman 6:tft Douk Kdwards St News 6 30 Sportsmen 7.00 Sea Hunt 7 30 Ann Sothern 8 Oil Atitzel 8 30 Ftlntstones 9 0077 Sunset Strip 10 110 The Detectives 10 30 Law Mr. Jones 11 00 "Kdlson Ths Man" 12 5J sun Off more red cells, while in pri mary anemia there is more hemoglobin as compared with the percentage of red cells. People with primary anemia usually have no acid in their gastric juice. They must take B12 and perhaps liver ex tract, or folic acid for the rest of their days if they are to stay alive and not get changes in the nervous system supply ing their legs. As I said at the beginning, many people today get too ex cited and worried about a slight and questionable dbgree of anemia.- Recently I was chatting with one of my favorite old students, now an able teacher o medicine, and he was telling me how a few years ago he accidentally discovered that he had only 40 per cent of his hemoglobin left. Looking for the cause, an x-ray man quickly found a cancer in his large bowel. It was removed and apparently it is not com ing back. As he said to me, the curious fact was that al though he is an extremely busy and hard-working man, he had absolutely no feelings of fatigue or weakness or any thing to warn him that he was ill, Since then, naturally, he has been looking for other patients like himself, and al ready he has found a woman who had only 35 per cent of hemoglobin and no symptoms. Years ago a strongly-built ranchman's wife came in to complain only of bleeding piles. When I found she had only 50 per cent of her hemo globin left, I quizzed her to try to get her to admit that she had some symptoms 'of anemia, but she said she worked very hard from early morning until late at night, and neyur felt tired or ill. I mention the experience of these people becaue I have seen such symptomless ane mia. I cannot help being sus picious whenever I see a wo man who tells me that for months she has been treated for anemia and still has 12 grams of hemoglobih-and still lias the same old symptoms of nervousness. Usually, t h e more 1 talk to her, the less 1 think she ever had anemia, and tlic more I think she is just a "bunch of nerves." Cer tainly, one can give the wom an iron for a year or two without changing her. Per haps 1 learn that at home she has great sorrow with an alco holic husband or a feeble minded child. A Frlondly Psychiatrist I recently got a letter from a psychiatrist who wrote to say that I had cured one of his patients with a statement in one of my columns. This has impressed him a good deal, because he had been telling the woman the same tiling l Sinn. Kui, as I re-1 marked here a while ago, of tentimes a patient who is not impressed when told some thing, is cured when she sees the same statement in print. How's your blood pressure? Does It go up with each crisis in your life? Dr. Alvarez answers your questions about blood pressure in his boor-lot, "High Blood Pressure." It may bs obtained by sending 25 cents and a large, stumped. seK-nddressod envelope with your request to Dr. Walter C. Alvarez, Dept. MMT. The Register and Tribune Syndi cate. Box 1157, Des Moines 4, Iowa. School News Applegate - "A lot of min eral is falling this morning." So started the discussion of rocks and minerals in Mrs, Henderson's fifth and sixth grades recently. Mrs. Marcel LePiniec started her discus sion by explaining that ice may be thought of as rock, as itNis part of the earth's crust. Mrs. LePiniec used snow, ice and hail as examples to explain changes in rocks and formations. The c h i 1 dren learned that there were be tween 1,200 to 1,500 types of minerals, many of which only show up under a spectograph. There are three types of rocks - igneous, sedementary and metamorphic. Igneous rocks are of lavas and basalt and resulted from fire or heat. Sedementary or aqueous rocks are composed of matter de posited by water. Metamor phic rocks are created by heat or tremendous pressure on the igneous or sedementary rocks. The children were told that color helps classify the rocks and the use of a streak plate (unfinished pottery) helps show color. Appearance of a rock often is deceiving. Ore is mineral of value. The children were shown a sample of cinne bar ore and how to determine its color. The rock was mor tared to release the ore. When this is subjected to terrific heat, mercury Is released. A sample of this was shown. The children were shown a sample of gold ore and that was mortared and panned. A demonstration was given on panning for river gold and the use of a magnet in removing black sand, leaving the gold. Samples of slate, shale and a thunder egg were shown to the class, as well as a group of rocks containing fossils. Mrs. LePiniec presented three children with an agate bolo tie, an agate bracelet and a card of world gem stones, from Juanita Anderson, anoth er local Applegate rock, hound and mineralogist. State-Owned Vehicles To Go on Auction Block Salem - IDPD - Seventy-nine state-owned used cars, trucks, boats, television sets and oth er items will go on the auc tion block in Portland at 12:30 p.m. March 25. The bidding, open to the public, will be conducted at the new Memorial coliseum. A successful bidder must make a down payment of at least 10 per cent to hold the merchandise. STONE'S TV SERVICE 1119 EAST JACKSON Day SP 2-8266, Eve SP 3-2692 We Recommend & Use RCA Tubes We Give Silver Dollar Stamps Strange As It Seems by elsif mix the snowy owu SOMETIMES LAYS ITS EGGS WHEU THE NE5T IS STILL COVERED WITH SNOW mm i mm m . Tsv traj. U. I IV CH JJi OfH. wrnd Car- IH1 l Us Iw. 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