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T " ' p 12 A TUESDAY. APRIL 25. 1961 MEDFOHD MAIL TRIBUNE, MEDFORD, OREGON RADIO PROGRAMS TU ES DA Y Programs listed below are received from the radio nationi and the Mall Tribune assumes no responsibility except to make changes ai are eupplled KYJC 1230 kc KMED 4:00 News-Personal St. News Hear World News . 4:15 Ivan Ekberg Hear KWIN Shopper 4 30 Bannerllnes-Ekberg N.W News Weather Afternoon serenade 4':45 sports Ekberg Emphasis Road Show Afternoon Serenade "s ooLowelPThomas News Harvey Community News 8 15 Ivan Ekberg Nlgbt gale-Wx-New Musical Interlude 830 Bannerllnes "' Headline News Musical Interlude (WSSDorts Ekberg Sports Alex Drier Musical Interlude n-nn rr.nl(rrmNewi News - 6:15 Ivan Ekberg Dinner Music 6 30 Bannerllne-Ekberf The Eichmann Case 615 Snorts Ekberg The Eichmann Case "Vnn News Ekbere Dinner 7-13 Ivan Ekberg Dinner Music Teen Time 7 10 Bannerllne-Ekberg News of The World Teen Time i is Snortu Ekbere Edward P. Morgan Teen Tlme n7 tllt-l,! TnnUa'Vfnat TJWH 8 15 Ivan Ekberg Land of 8 30 BannerlineEkberf Land of 8 45 Sports-Ekberg Land of 8 00 World News . News ' 8:15 Ivan Ekberg HI Fl 8:30 Bannerllnes-Ekberg HI Fl 9:45 Snorts Ekberg HI Fi 10:00 News Ekberg News Nlghtbeat NlKhtbeat 10:15 Ivan tKoerg in-ao Bannerllnes-Ekberg Nlghtbeat 10 45 Sports-Frost Bpt. Nlghtbeat 11 00 Headlines-Sign Off Nlghtbeat li:30 Nlghtbeat 11;45 Nlghtbeat News 12:00 Sign Off RADIO PROGRAMS WEDNESDAY 5-30 Sign-on News j 45 " Wake Up To Music 6 00 Sound 1230 Wake Up to Muslo Sign On World News 0 15 Montle Morris Wake Up to Music Sunr se Serenade 6 JO Bannerlines-MorrU Music Sural Report Sunrise Serenade 6 45 SportsMorris First News Roundup . Sunrise Serenade "TOO News Roundup" Frank Hemingway World News 7 15 Montie Morris Weather News Sports News i:iuJ;ii:Mnrrl. nnu. 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To develop message for Wednesday, read words corresponding to numbers of your Zodiac birth sign. 1 Refute 31 An 61 Added 2 Cooperative 32 A 62 And 3 Today 33 Be 63 On 4 Fine 34 Economize 64 Affect 5 Activities 35 Along 65 Past 6 To 36 Firm 66 Matters 7 Don't 37 An 67 Expect 8 Make 39 Moves 68 Your 9 You 39 That 69 On 10 Looks 40 Realist 70 Rest 11 Your 41 Profit 71 The 12 Promising 42 Need 72 Money 13 Be 43 For 73 Little .14 Let 44 Obtaining . 74 Priority 15 Stampeded 45 You'll 75 Episode 16 Come 46 Eagle 76 Upgrode 1 7 Work 47 Preference 77 Out IB Save 48 Win 78 Of I9Whol 49Way 79Finoncial 20 Be 50 Briskly 80 And 21 Day - 51 And 81 Basic 22 Move ' 52 Push 82 Some 23 Keep ' 53 Be 83 1s 24 For 54 Resolute 84 Difficulties 25 Your - 55 Seclusion 85 From 26 And 56 Eventually 86 Security 27 Popularity 57 By 87 Difficulties 28 May 58 Eye 88 Others 29 WtH 59 Or 89 Heirlooms 30 For 60 Exciting. 90 Apparent jf TAURUS APR. 21 MAY 21 p14-16-19-28 S4V45-4&.56 GEMINI MAY 22 JUNE 22 120-32-40-51 67-73-85-89 CANCER JUNE 23 JULY 23 i 7- 8-38-39 64-68-81-861 VIRGO AUG. 24 SEPT. 22 150-5266 (gJGood The Medical J-f Migraine in Children A woman writes me a most interesting story about her girl .who, evidently, always m i JFJ lorget tne nrst , ,f :! rhllrl n ffirl a r i,.. 4t:vci - o - P. '1 1 o 10 - whom ; a 17 I I saw w 1 1 h L7&7 J this strange, I A J disease. The Alvarez kuiiiihu p 1 c- ture was so vivid that al though I saw the child some SO years ago, I can still see the room and the bed; the anxious parents, and the child, so utterly miserable that she lay as if half-conscious. Dur ing, that whole day she had said not a word in answer to her mother's questions. Once every hour or so she would groan with abdominal pain and . then she would retch violently for a few minutes, bringing up a little bile. Then, again, she would lapse into her sleepy state, and lie as if almost dead. At first, when 1 saw this girl with a disease which I had never seen before, I fear ed she might have some ser ious trouble in her abdomen- something which should quickly be operated on. But, fortunately, the mother then told of other exactly similar spells which the girl had had. They had lasted a day or two and then, rather suddenly, had cleared away. Then I knew that the attack I was seeing probably would quiet down, too, and It did. I also learned that the mother and the ''father had each had a severe form of migraine. Also, I learned that the girl had gotten her attacks after some excitement, such as an exami nation, or a school picnic. Years later, I saw another one of these girls, and because, by then, I was sure of the clinical picture, I begged the family doctor not to operate. He went ahead and explored the girl's abdomen and found nothing. The more I have seen of this disease the surer I have become that is a form of mi graine, I have seen it clear up entirely, just as the ten dency to sick headaches often does, when the girl reaches the age of twenty or so. Commonly, In these cases, 2:45 Trader Horn 3:00 Music 3:16 Nows-Hymn-Muslc 4:15 News-Hymn-Muslc 4:45 Woalhcr-Music TELEVISION Th following TV broadcast log for tha Mail Tribune's readers and LEO m JULY 24 y33-. AUG. 23 Qy 4-21-30-44 B" I has had at- r ' I tacks of what I je cllc vomiting. fH 3r$m I will never prinrca as provided by tne iv stations and the Mali Tribune cannot accept responsibility tor errors or KBES-TV (Channel 5) Tllesd v 4:00 Your Social Security 4:15 Visit Wltn Your City Police 4:30 Uncle Bill 5.30 Quick Draw McGraw 6:00 Your TV Weatherman 6.05 Channel 5 Report 6:15 Dung Edwards and News 6:30 Take 5 7:00 Business Parade 7:30 You Are There 8:00 Father Knows riest 8:30 Dobto Glllls 0:00 Tom Ewell 0:30 Red Skelton 10:00 Garry Moore 11:00 Final News Report 11:15 Sign Olf Wednesday: 1 1 00 Love of Life 1 :30 Search for 1 omorrow 11:45 Guiding Light 12 :00 Camouflage 12:30 As the World Turns 1 :00 Face the Facts 1 SOllouse Party 2 00 Millionaire 2 :30 Verdict Is Yourr 3:00 Brighter Dav 3:15 Secret Storm 3:30 Edge of Night 4:00 Higher Education & You 4:30 Uncle BUI 3:30 Yogi Bear 6:00 Your TV Weatherman 6:03 Channel 3 Report 0:13 Doug Edwards & News f 0:30 Wilbur and Mr Ed 7:C0 Brothers Brannagan 7:30 Mallbu Run 8:30 Danger Man . 9:00 Grand Jury 0 :30 I've Got A Secret 10:00 Circle Theater 1 1 :00 Final News Report u:iu sign uti KOTI-TV (Channel 2) Tuesday 4:00 American Bandstand 6:00 Chaplains Corner GiXElC0 R. POLLAN- Activity Guide to the Stars. 42-43-55-59 ?n 161-70-83-90 SCORPIO OCT. 24 tfJJj NOV. 22 P3-37.46-58D' 69-72-80-891 SAGITTARIUS NOV. 23 DEC 22 ll-27-29-53 163-71-76 CAPRICORN DECi a JAN. 20 18-26-34-41(9 b7-65.79.87 1 AQUARIUS JAN. 21 0170.Qi r7.78-82-84ia PISCES . 20)fe MAR. 21 ) Adverse " 1- 4-13-15, Neutral B3-36-54 Roundup Emeritus Consultant In Medicine Mayo Clinic Emeritus Professor of Medicine Mayo Clinic (Register and Tribune Syndicate. 1961) the interval between spells lengthens until the child has one only once in five or six months. What interests me much in the letter before me is this mother's statement that her child began to get these spells when she was seven months old. They have kept coming, suddenly, at any time of day. The girl is now 13 years of age and is still get ting the spells about twice a year. , If I had such a child under my care, I would give the mother some ampules contain ing a solution of Gynergen, and a hypodermic syringe. I would teach her to give an injection of the drug as soon as a spell started. , This would be my main hope of stopping a spell. In adults with a severe migraine this treatment will block the spell in perhaps 85 per cent of the cases. No medicine taken by mouth can work, once the nausea and retching have set in. Then the stomach will not absorb anything. If any parents of a child with this disease haye learned of any other medicine which will stop these spells, I will be glad to hear of it. The trouble Is that the malady Is so rare that few men can come to know it well from personal experience. You.Ii Work Camps Over First Hurdle Salem-IUPll-A pioneer work camp program to give teenage boys jobs tending forests and streams in the summertime cleared its first major hurdle Monday. The $50,000 pilot plan for wo camps won unanimous ap proval irom tnree memoers oi Ways and Means subcom mittee assigned to screen the legislation. ' A forrAer bureau of land rnanagement official said a seea program win give Ore gon maximum advantage In reaping' many times the sum in federal grants If Congress approves a National Youth Conservation Corps. Dan Goldy, who testified before Congress recently, add ed he thinks such federal leg islation will be passed. 5 :1 5 Ncwa.Music 5:43 Local News-Music 6:15 Nows-Hymn-Muslc 7:00 Sign Off PROGRAMS Is printed at a Tree public service TV viewers. 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