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Newspaper Page TextRADIO PROGRAMS THURSDAY rorraras listed below rt received from the radio lUllnm and the Mill tribune assumes no reiponilbillty except to make changes mi are supplied KYJC 1230 kc KMED "4 00 News Personal St. Hear Show Jim Oetw 4:13 Pat McCoy Har Show Jim Ochi 4 3i BannerUnes McCoNW News Weather Jmi Ocns 4;45 Sporto McCoy Emphasis H-ad Show Jlin O' hi "lOOLoweil Thomas News Harvey Jim p"hs 15:15 Pat McCoy Nightingale. Wx., NewiJtni 1 Occi a:30 Tom Harmon Headline New CM! schcej 5 :43 Charlie Milam Sports-Drier CTitf ScheeJ 6:00 Prank Goss 6:15 Charlie Milam 6:30 Bannerline-Mllam 6:45 Sports Milam Dinner Music Dinner Music Dinner Music Dinner Music 7:00 News Milam Voices of Easter 7:15 Charlie Milam Voices of Easter 7:30 Bannerline Milam Morgan Bealty 7:45 Sports Milam Edward P. Morgan ""800 WorltfTonight. Frost Land of Music 8:15 Frost Rprt. Milam Land of Music 8 30 Banner!. ne Milam Land of Music 8:45 Sports Milam Land of Music OONewsMilam Hi-Fi Club B:15 Charlie Milam HI-FI Club 9:30 Bannerline Milam HiFi Club 9:45 SporU Milam HI-FI Club 10o News Milam News Nightbeat 10:15 Charlie Milam Nightbeat iu:30 BannerUnes Milam Nightbeat 10:45 -Sports Frost Reprt. Nightbeat 11 00 Headlines Sign Off News Nightbeat H;ia Nightbeat 11:30 Nightbeat 11:45 Nightbeat ia:Q0 . Sign Off RADIO PROGRAMS FRIDAY 5:30 5:45 f00 News Ekberg Wake Up to Music Larry Hoover 6:15 Ivan Ekberg Wake Up to Music Larry Hoover 6:30 BannerUnes EkbergWake Up Rural Kept. R F.D 1400 A 4.uSuorts Ekberff First News Kound:ip HrD 1400 i nn News RoundUD Hemingway j.ifi i on Pirhnro Weather 7-30 BannerUnes EkbergRogue Valley Report 7:45 Sports CKDerg wua.ner 8:00 News Weather News Music 8 15 Ivan Ekberg Nightingale 8:30 BannerUnes EkbergC'ltff Engle 8:45 Sports Ekberg Music - 9 :00 News Morris Breakfast Breakfast Breakfast Breakfast 9:15 Montie Morris 9:30 Bannerline-MorrU B4 5 b poror Morris 10:do News Godfrey 10:15 Arthur Godfrey 10:30 Arthur Godfrey 10:43 Arthur Godfrey News Swap & Sell TelloTest Lcl. News Listen Emphasis Listen 1 1 ;oo News Houseparty News Listen 11:15 Houaeparty Listen Show 11:30 Garry Moore Local News Listen 1 1 :45 Crosby -CI ooney Emphasis Listen 12:00 News Valley Newt Nat'l & NW News 12:15 Ivan Ekberg Weather Markets 12:30 BannerUnes Ekber&Rogue Valley News 12:45 Weather Ekberg Paul Harvey 1:00 News Ekberg 1:15 ivan EKoerg 1:30 BannerUnes EkbergLcl. News 1 ;45 sports EKPerg Empnasn-nouse arty uaaiq onigu 2:6b News Paris News Hear Larry Hoover 2:15 Ivan Ekberg Hear Show Larry Hoover 2:30 BannerUnes Milam Local News Hear Jim Ochs 2:45 SporU Milam Emphasis Hear Jim O-hs 3:00 Ncws-W. WashingtoiNowh Hear 3:15 Charlie Milam Hear Show 3:30 Bannerline-McCoy Local News Hear 3:45 Sports McCoy t Emphasis Hear 4:00 News-Personal St, Hear 4:15 Pat McCoy Lcl. News-Road Show 4:30 Bannerline McCoy Emphasis-Road Show 4:45 Sports McCoy Road Show 5:00 Lowell Thomas 5:15--Pnt McCoy 8:30 Tom Harmon 5:45 Charlie Milam "fl:00 Frank Goss 6:15 Charlie Milam 6:30 Bnnnerllne-Mllam 8:45 Sports Milam ""7:00 News Milam News Dinner Dinner Dinner Voices of Voices of 7:15 Charlie Milam 7:30 BannerUnes Milam News of 7:45 Sports Milam . Edward "8:00 World Tonight, FroitLand of 8:15 Charlie Milam Land of 8:30 Bannerline Milam Land of 8:45 SporU Milam Land of 9:00 News Milam Oo Show 0:19 Charlie Milam Go Show 0:30 Bannerline MUam Go Show 9:46 SporU Milam Go Show News Nightbeat Nlfihlhcat 10:00 News Milam . 10:15 Charlie Milnm 10:30 Bnnnerllne-Mllam 10:45 SporU, Frost Rpt. iTSo Sign Off. 11:15 X 1 So il :49 12-00 Nifthtbcnt Nightbeat Nlehtheat Nightbeat Nightbeat Nlghthcat Sign Off KRVC Thursday 4:00 Children's Hour 4:30 News, Music 6:00 News, Music 6:00 Freedom Crusada 8:15 Sign Off Friday: 6:00 News 6.10 Our Daily Bread 6:20 Music , 6:30 SporU News fl:3n-Music 7.00 Heaven & Homo 7:15 Freedom Crusade 7:30 News 7:45 Air Mall for God 8.00 Music 8:30 Bible Institute 9:00 Voice of Deliverance 9:30 Back to the Bible KBOY AM THURSDAY 4 :00 Weather. Top 10 4:30 News, Vespers 4:55 Gospel Mission 5:00 Sign-off FRIDAY 6:00 Bret Steele 6:30 News, Steele 7:00 Weather, Steele 7:30 News, Steele 8.00 Weather, Holman 8 30 Ncwi, Stock market 8 35 Hnlman 9:00 Weather, Holman 9:30 News. Holman 10:00 Hnignln Roundup 10:30 News, Holman KBOY FM THURSDAY 4:00 Scrennde to KvcniiiH Lovely 8:00 Jnr.7. Scene 9:00 Serenade by the World's Greatest Composers 10:00 Contrnsts In Hi Fl 10:50 Sports Final 11:00 Contrnsts In HI Fl 1 1 :5ft Tomorrow's Headlines 12:00 Sign Olf FRIDAY 6 00 Contrasts In Hi-Fi 6 :30 News Cont rnsts 7:00 Weather ContrasU 7 :30 New Contrasts 8 00 Weather, Holman 8:30 News. Stock Market 6:35 Holman 9:00 Weather Holman 9:30 News, Holman 10.00 Bargain Roundup KDOV Thursday 4:15 News, Hymn 4 25 Music 5:15 News, Hymn 5 25 SporUcast 8 :3o Road. Weather Report 8 35 Mimic 6:15 Sign Off rrlriay 6:00 Sign On, Western 8:15 Nows, Hymn 6:25 Western 6 43 Livestock. Western 7:00 Sports, Weather, Music 7:15 News, Hymn. Munlc 8:15 News. Hymn. Music 9:1! News, Hymn, Music 9:30 Road, Weather Report, Music 10:15 News, Hymn, Music TELEVISION The following TV brotdcail log It printed as ' public service lor 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 tor errors or KBES-TV (Channel 5) Till I1SIIAV 4 :00 Friendship Circle 4:30 Uncle Dili 8 30 Roy Ronera n oo Your TV Weatherman 0 0.1 Channel S Report t llt-Doug Kdwarris The News 6 30 Award Theatep 7:00 Bl Picture 7:30 Ann Solhern 8.00 Angel 8:31) Two Faces West 0:00 Johnny Midnight 11:30 Hot Oft the Wire 10:00 CHS Reports 11:00 Final Report FHIDAt 1 1 -00 Love ol Life 11:30 Search For Tomorrow 11:4ft Ouidlng Light 1 2 :00 CaraouiuwM k. THURSDAY. MARCH 30. 1961 1 440 kc KWIN 1 400 ke Dinner Conce.'t Dinner Concert Dinner Concert Dhincr Concert "Ash ilf Platter Party Ash. HI Platter Party Ash. Hi Platter Party Ash. Hi Platter Party Jim Ochs Jim Ocns Jim Of'hs Ji mOch s jimOcns Jim Ochs Jim Orhs Jlm Ochs Jim Ochs Jim Ocns Jim Ochs Jlm Ochs Devotion Sign Off News RFD 1400 Larry Hoover Larry Hoover La r ry Hoover wewi Larry Hoover Lcl. Newt Hank Pnrk News Our Changing World Jijfsj:ncci Cliff Schecl Cliff Schecl Cliff Scneel Cliff Scheel Club Club Club Club Cliff Schecl Cllfl S.heel Cllft Schecl Cnff Schcel Cllff'Scheel Clllf Schecl Clif Schuel Cliff School Cliff Scnccl Comprcncnslve Ncwi Market Report Larry Hoover News House Party Larry Hoover House Partv Larry Hoover Party Line Radio Bingo Jim Ochs Jim Ochs Jim Ochs Jim O.ns Jim Ocht Jim Ochs Jim Ochi Jim Orh News Harvey Jim Och Nightingale, Wx., NewsJlm Ochs Headline Newa Cliff Brneet Sports Drier Cliff Schecl Dinner Music Dinner Concert Dinner Concert Dinner Concert Dinner Concert Music Music Music Easter Rat Race Easter Rat Race World Rat Rnce v. Morgan hoi aca Music" TBA Music TBA Music TBA Music TBA TBA TBA TBA JlmOciis Jim Ochs Jim Ochs Jim Ochs Jim Ochs Devotions Sign Off - Flnnl News 1350 KC 10:00 Joy of Living 10:15 Music 11 :00 News Music 12:00 Bud Powell 12:15 News 12:30 Music 1:00 News Music 1 ;30 Norm Nelson 2:00 News 2:0-4 Music 2:15 Lives of Great Christians 2:30 vjuiet Time 2.45 Music 3:00 News 3 05 Music 4:00 Children's Hour 4:30 News, Music 5:00 News, Music 6:00 Freedom Crusade 0:15 Sign Off 730 KC 1 1 :00 Weather, News Qulx 11:15 Holman 11:30 News 11:35 Records with Rick 12 O0 Sports Outlook 12:05 Ranch Requests 12:19 Farm Market, Request 12:30 Stock Market, Requests :uo wcnincr, itequesis 1:30 Ncwi. RcauusU 3:00 Weather, Stereo 2:30 News, Stereo 3:00 Weather, Stereo 3:30 News. Top 10 4:00 Weather, Top 10 4:30 News, Vespers 4:55 Gospel Mission 5:00 Slgn-off 95.3 MC 10:15 Tolcmuilc Quia 10:30 Ncwi, Holmnn 11:00 Weather, New, Quia 11 :15 Holman 11 :.10 New, 1 1 :35 Record, with Hick 12:00 Sports Outlook 12:03 Coillrnsts In III Fl 12:30 Stork Market 12:3.1 Contrail, In Ml Fl 2:00 Wcatlwr, Stereo 2:30 Nrwi, Stereo 3:00 Woather, Stereo 3:30 Serenade to a Lovely Kvenlnft B:00 Jnrr. Srene 8:00 Ron', Dance Requeita 10 Ml Sporti Flnnl 11:00 Dance Roquets 1 1 :55 Tomorrow's Headlines 12:00 Sinn Olf 1300 KC 10:45 Trader Horn i -no Muilo 11:15 News. Hymn, Musi' 12 00 Portals of Prayer, :usic 12:15 News, Hymn 12:30 Road. Weather Rei art 12:45 Meeting Notices :00 Music 1:15 News, Hymn, Music 2:15 News, Hymn, Music 2:45 Trader Horn 3:00 Music 3.15 Nows, Hymn, Music 4:15 News, Hymn, Music 5:15 News, Hymn 5 25 SporUcast 5 30 Road, Weather Report 5 3ft Music 0:15 Sign Oft PROGRAMS minions. 11:30 As the World Turns 1:00 Face the FecU 1:30 House Party S0 The Millionaire J 30 Verdict Is Vours 3 ou Hrlihter Dy 3:1ft Secret Storm 3 30 F.djo ot Mint 4:00 Hart Kin Shopper 4:13 TV Question Hon 4 :30 Uncle Hill 3 30 Hiickleherrv Hound fl:00 Your TV Weathermen "Oft Channel 3 nenort fl:13 Douu Kdwards At The News trail l he inlttomtans 7:00 Sra Hunt 7:30 Rawhide 3:30-- tome fl8 0 30 Wav Out 10:00 Twilight Zone in 30 Klnai Report The Medical at In iho Bowel ' One of the commonest com plaints of many persons is a distressing accumulation of gas in the bowel. Often times when the person Is with friends he gets much distressed be cause he can not pass the gas, and the longer he holds it, the more painful the waves of contraction become. If the person begins to bloat at home where he can go quickly and get rid of the gas, the distress Is likely soon to pass. This is the type of gassl- ness that is due to emotional strain. It accounts for much unhappiness in the cases of many young women. On ac count of it, many are afraid to go out with a beau; and, as result, some fail to marry, These spells can keep coming for a life-time. Usually the tendency appears to have been inherited, because it runs in certain families. Many per sons, when they go to a phy. sician, fool him completely because they speak of their spell as diarrhea. Actually, it is not diarrhea, because in the typical spells, no feces are present. When these people keep a record of what happened Just before they got an attack usu ally they find that the spell came with some emotional strain. A woman mav get it from speaking at her club, or it will come when she goes out to dinner, or has friends in for dinner. On going out to dinner with a man, a sensi tive and perhaps shy young woman may be embarrassed because her bowels start to rumble. She may get some- wnat nauseated, or she may fear she is going to faint When she sits down to dinner, she may find she cannot eat much. From Blood Vassals In these cases the gas almost certainly comes out into the bowel from the blood vessels in the bowel wall. Normally, the gas which forms in the bowel during digestion is pick ed up by the blood and car ried up to the lungs where it is thrown out with the expired air. It easily can be shown that cow puts out through her lungs many liters of the gas which is constantly being formed in her huge stomach and bowel. If anything goes wrong with this very impor tant mechanism in a cow, a horse, or a sheep, the animal quickly blonts and dies. Fortu nately, in man, the bloating docs not cause death except rarely after a big operation. Many a person who finds himself passing gas from the KOTI-TV (Channel 2) THURSDAY 4:00 American Bandstand '8:00 Uncle Ulll 8:30 Roy Rogers 6:00 Six O'clock Report , 0:10 TV Weatherman 0:19 Doug Edwards At Newa 0:30 Award Theater 7 :00 Man Hunt 7:30 Andy Griffith 8:00 Blue Angels 8:30 Tho Real McCoya 0:00-My Three Sons 0:3o Mot Oft the Wire 10:00 Jock Benny 10 30 Sllents Please 11:00 Rnwhtde 111:00 Sign Olf l-'ltlDAY 1 1 :00 Morning Court 1 1 :30 Love That Bob 12:00 The Camouflage 13:30 As The World Turns 1:00 Ahout Faces 1:34 News 1:30 lloufio Party 3 00 Day In Court 3:30 Rond To Realily 3:00 Brighter Daj 3:13 Secret Storm 3:30 Kdgo 01 Night 4:00 American Bandstand 8:00 Ore-Cat Panorama 8:30 Huckleherry Hound :00 Six O'clock Report 6:10 TV Weatherman 6:18 Doug Edwards it News 6:30 Sportsmen 7:00 sea Hunt 7:30 Ann Sothern 8:00 Angel 8:30 Klintatone 9:00 77 Sunset Strip 100 The Detectives 10:30 I,w A Mr. Jones 1 1 00 -The Clouds Roll By" 12:83 Sign Off FAT OVERWEIGHT Available to you without doctor prescription, our drug called OD- RINEX. You must lose uoly fit ii 7 day or your money back. No strenuous exercise, laxatives, mas sage or taking of so-called reducing candies, crackers or cookies, or chewing gum. ODRINEX Is a tiny tablet and easily swallowed. When you take ODRINEX, you still enjoy your meals, still eat the foods you like, but you simply don't have the urge for extra portions because ODRINEX depresses your appetite and decreases your desire for food. Your weight must come down, be cause as your own doctor will tell you, when you eat less, you weigh less. Get rid of excess fat and live longer. ODRINEX costs $3.00 and is sold on this GUARANTEE: If not satisfied for any reason just return the package to your druggist and get your full money back. No ques tions asked. ODRINEX Is told with this guarantee by: vVritfrn Thrift Store 31 N. Roundup Consultant to Medicine Mayo Clinic Emerltua Professor of Medicine Mayo Clinic (Register and Tribune Syndicate. 1811) rectum every 15 or 20 minutes can stop the process simply by getting a bowel movement, perhaps with an enema. The fact that the minute his bowel empties the gas stops forming shows that it was due to some nervous effect produced by the distention of the rectum. Many people who are belch- ng by the half-hour think that they must have a very gassy abdomen, but really they haven't. They are just gulping down air which distends their gullet and is then brought up again noisily. Anyone with a little practice can learn this trick. And I often say to such people, since the habit has no great social value, they had better quit It, much as they would quit cracking their knuckles when nervous. Com monly, when a person is belch ing repeatedly, he is much worried about something. In stead of giving these people a diet I ask them, "What are you scared stiff about?" or What has gone wrong in your business?" or "What can't you make up your mind about?" Usually, the person says, Goodness gracious, could It be that?" There is another interesting type of supposed gassiness in which a woman will bloat dur ing the day until she looks seven months pregnant. An x-ray study shows that the bloated woman has no unusual amount of gas in her bowel. The swelling goes down at night without the passage of gas. I once studied nearly 100 of these patients, most were women, until I was sure that the whole trouble was due to a nervous spasm of some mus cles In the back of the abdo men which forces the abdomi nal contents forward and downward. Bloating Will Disappear Usually, if the woman will He on her back with her knees up, the bloating will largely disappear. If one gives a hy podermic injection of mor phine, a few whiffs of an anesthetic, or if the woman vomits, the abdomen will go flat in a moment without the passage of gas. Some of these women complain ot pain ana some do not. Many of those I have seen with this bloating were unhappy over a love af fair. Many persons who pass much gas, and especially gas with a bad odor, should keep a record of the unusual foods they ate a few hours before the gas began to form. After a few spells they should look at the list and there they may see that always before the gas formed they drank much milk, or ate some eggs, or some chicken or some other food to which they were sensitive. Some children suffer from gases due to eating one' or two foods. All the person has to do is to quit eating the of fending food and that will be the end of the trouble. People who have gallstones, cirrhosis of the liver or heart disease sometimes complain of much gas. 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