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4 B MONDAY. APRIL IS. 1362 MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE. MEDFORD. OREGON RADIO Program listed below art received KYJC KMCD 1230 kc 11448 kc 4:00 Newit. Personal I Local News 4:15 Pat McCoy Road Show 40 uannerline lAlex Drier 4:4i Sports-McCoy lEmpham fi;00 Lowell Thomas iNews. HarvcyiNews S:1S Pat McCoy Nightingale S :30 Bannerllne J5 45 SporU-McCoy 6:00 Frank Gosa 6:15 Pat McCoy 6:30 Bannerline 6:45 S PortsMcCoy "i 00 World News 7:15 Music 7:30 Bannerllne 7 :45 SporU-M luic News jHank Weaver I News-Sports EmphatiB ICommenury iDinner Music (News-Music Dinner Music World News Edw. Morgan 8 :00 World Tonight INews, Music 8:15 Music Land of MusicjSport Land of MusiclNews Land of Music.Ed Tomlin 830 Bannerllne 8 ;45 SporU-Muaic "9-OO News-Music 8:15 Bud Adler fi :30 Bannerline 9 :45 Sporti-Muiic News Go Go Show 1G0 Show Go Show 10:00 News 10:15 Music : 10:30 Bannerline News Niehtneat Night beat 10:45 Sport. Hd lines. Nigntneai 11:00 Sign Off 11:15 11:30 11 :45 I Good News INfghtheat INifihtht-at (Nlghtbeat 12:00 INews SlgnOff I RADIO 6:00 6:15 6:30 5:45 (Sign On -News t I Wake Up I 6 flO News-Morris INews 6.15 Montie Morris jWake Up 6:30 Bannerline Wake Up 6:45 Sports-Morris (First News 7:00 News Roundup Hemingway 7:15 Montie Morris IWeather 7 30 Bannerllne IR.V. Report 7:45 S porta -Morris Weather 8 AO News-Weather (Local News ' 8:15 Montie MorrU Nightingale 8 30 Bannerline ABC News 8:45 Pel Parade Emphasis 8O0 News-Morris BrkfsL Club . 9:13 Montie Morri Brkfst. Club 8:30 Bannerllne Brkfst. Club 9:45 SporU-Moriis Brkfst. Club 10.00 News-Godfrey Local New 10:1 5 God f rey Li s ten 10:30 Godfrey ABC News 10:45 Godfrey Emphasis 1 1 :00 News. Houseptyl Local News 1 1:15 Houseparty ITello Test 11:30 Garry Moore 'ABC News 1 1 :45 Crosby-ClooneylEmphaais T200 News "jNati News 12:15 Montie MorrU I Weather 12:30 Bannerlin R.V. Report 12:45 Weather IPaul Harvey 1 :00 News- Morris (Local News House Party (ABC News (Emphasis 1:15 Morris 1 -30 Bannerline :45-SporU-MorrU "2 :U0 Ne wa-U S.A. 2:15 Montie Morris 2:30 Bannerline 2:43 Sporta-McCoy Local News Hear ahc News Emphasis 3:00 News (Local News 3:15 Pat McCoy Hear 3:30 Bannerllne IABC News 3 :45 SporU-McCoy Emphasls 4;00 News (Local News 4:15 pat McCoy (Road Show 4:30 Bannerline lAlex Drier 4:45 SporU-McCoy lEmphatda "a :00 Lowell Thomas I Ne ws-Hnrvey 5:1b Pat McCoy INlehtlncnle 5:30 Bannerline 5:45 SporU-McCoy IHdline News JHank Weaver INews Sports Emphatfib (Commentary IDinner Music 6:00 Frank Gosa 6:15 Pat McCoy 6:30 Bannerline 6 45 SporU-McCoy "7 :0rj WorldNew 7:15 Bud Adler 7:30 Bannerline 7 ;45 Sports-Adler INews-MuHlc (Dinner Music IWorld New lEdw. Morgan n nn World Tonioht INews-Music H:in Hud Aaicr liana 01 musicmporia 8:30 Bannerline Land of MusiclNews 8:45 Sports-Adler (Land of MusiclEd Tomlin K:06 News INews Go INews fl-15 Bud Adler I Go Show ISporU H -3 0 Bannerline Go Show News !);45 Sports-Adler IGo Show IEd Tomlin 10:00- -News News lO'iVBud Adler Ni&hlbeat 10:30 Dnnnerltne Nighlhcat 10:45 Sport, Hcadlnx. nignineai 1 1 :00 Sifrn Off 11:15 IGood New INlehtbeHt 11:30 11:45 Nlghthcnt iNightheat oo:BllNowsSlgnOff I TELEVISION PROGRAMS The following TV broaden! loj li printed ai a free public lervica for the Mail Tribune't readeri end TV viewer.. Schedule change, ere printed at provided by the TV itatlom and the Mail Tribune cennol accept roiponlibility for error, or omi.iloni. KBES-TV (Channel 5) MONDAY 4:iio Johnny Linn 4:30 HlKher Education and You A:00 Unclu Bill ft:3o Magic Land B;0() TV Weatherman 6:05 Channel 5 Report 0:15 Doug Edward News fi:30 Feature File 6 45 Political 7;00 Heal McCoy 7:30 Cheyenne 8:30 Father Knows Best 9 no Danny Thomas 9:30 Andy Grtllith 10:00 Hennebey 10:30 I've Got A Secret ll:0o News Final 11:15 Sinn OK TUESDAY 10:45 Copco Home Show 11 ;00 Love ol Lile H:3rj Search For Tomorrow 11:45 Guiding Light 12:00 College of the Air 12 30 As the World Turns 1.00 I'att&wora 1:30 Home Party 2:00 Millionaire 2:30 Verdict is Yours 2 54 Newj. 8:00 Brignter Day 3:15 Secret Slom 3:30 Edge of Night 4 00 Johnny Linn 4.30 Sky KinR IS:00 Uncle Bill 5 30 Quick Draw McGraw 6.00 Your TV Weatherman fi 05 Channel 5 Report fl 15 Dour Edwards with New 6:30 Political A 45 The County Charter 7 0U The Flinustoncs 7:30 Murfchal Dillon B 00 The Rifleman 8 30 Dohic Gillis 9:00 Rrd SKelton 9.30 ichabod and Me 10:00 Wcstmghouse Presents 11 flu News Final 11:1, Naked City 12:15 S'gn Off KMED-TV (Channel 10) Monday 4 HO F ocal Point 5:00 Cartoon Carnival 5:30 Cartoon Carnival niK) Newsreel 10 6 1 5 Hur.ll: y-Brinkley Report 8:30 Pierce Commentary fi 45 Sports Weather 7 00 Hen Cnwy SOO National Velvet 8:30 Price is Right (C 9 .00 7th Precinct )0:u0 Thriller 11:0)1 nth Hour Nrws 1 1 :1 5 Tonight Show ic 1:00 News Weather Sign Off Tuecday 9:55 Sign On Morning Vliit 10:0(1 Price Is Right Id I (i : jo Concentration I I (id Your First Impression (c) 11:30 Truth or Consequences 11 5:,-Ni-wii Vi m Jan Murray to '12.30 Lore It a Young 1 ou Young Dr Malone 1;3H Our Five Daughtrrs 2 no Make Room lor Daddy 2 30 Here's Hollywood 2 News 3 on Theater 10 "Achievement" 3 30 Contmrntal Classroom 4 00 Koch I Point 4 30 Focal Point ft run CHrloon Carnival ft 30 Cartoon Carnival fl 00 Newiirce 10 fil.1 Huntley-Urinhiey fl:30 Pierre Commentary (145 Sports Weather 7.oo Hipcord 7 30 Laramie fci 8 30 Alfred Hitchcock 900 Ruin bow of Stars 10:00 Cain's Hundred 1 00 1 1th Hour Newsrael 1.15 Tonight Show (C) ; to News Weather 1:00 Sign Off PROGRAMS MONDAY from the radio station and iht Mall IKWIN (KBOY AM KBOY 1580 He (730 kc U5.J mc INew IHeadllnes I Headlines Shopper INews (Contrasts INews ISwing Thing (News, Ed Tomlin ISporU, Swing (Contrast IWeather I Head lines i Sport News ibaitoriai itauo'iai ISporU ISerenade (Swing Thing ISerenade lWea.-Sw.ng IWeotner ISwing Thing ISerenade 'News-Mission ISerenade 'Sign Off ISerenade INews INews ITom B.-Spt. 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INews Ed Tomlin News I Ed .Tomlin Sport- ISports ISwing Thing VWea'-Swinn ISerenade Wenthcr Serenade Swing Thing News-Mission ISerenade ISign Off (Serenade INewH-Tomltn ISporU (News IEd Tomlin INews IRelaxation Rclnxatlon Relaxation iNews IRelaxation Concert iConcRri Concert 1 Concert Jazz Scene l.tazz Sc yne INcws-Jazi"" I Scone lAnythlng KJoes INews IDevotinn Sign Oil INews Anything Goea (News ISign Off KOTI-TV (Chcnnel 2) MONDAY 4:00 American BtinriMand 4:50 American Newstand 8:00 Town & Country Workshop 5:30 Dennia the Menace 6:00 News--Six O'Clock Report 8:10 TV Weatherman B:15 F,v cning Report 6:30 Mr Ed 7:00 Expedition 7 :30 Cheyenne 8:30 Rifleman 9:00 Dmmy Thomas 0 30 Andy Griffith 10:00 Dr. Ben Casey 10:30 Howling Queens 11 no ARC News Final Tiit'.sn.-w 10:o: CoIIckc of the Air 10:35 MorniiiR Report 10:45 Copco Home Show 1 1 no Tnmesfcce Ernie Ford 1 1 :30 Yours for a Song On the Air By ELEANOR WIESE On view on the local scene this week: FOCAL POINT, 4 p.m. Mondiiy KMED-TV. Guest: Dr. Harold LivinRsWin, Re publican candidate fur U.S. Senator. Feature on cooking broiler fryers. "Purple Tur tle," a film on artistic talenl in children. HIGHER EDUCATION AND YOU, 4:30 p.m. Monday KBES-TV. Students from Southern Orcifun colli-Ke dis cuss Campus Day activities. FOCAL POINT. 4 p.m. Tuesday KMED-TV. Junior Chamber of Commerce mem bers describe their national program for displaying the American flag as a subscrip tion service to merchants. The problem of orchard heating will be discussed by County Agent Cliff Cordy, nvteorol ogisl Bill Rogers, orchardist Dunbar Carpenter, and Cham ber of Commerce representa tive. Jennings Pearce. FOCAL PoTnT, 4 P m. Wednesday KMED-TV. Bill Hanson. Max Bruden, and Don Harmon from Portland explain the Health Education Mobile Unit Planner. Boxer pups are displayed by Art Smith and film pointing nut differences In hospital insur ances will be shown. WALT'S rlT "Oldest Shop in So. Orctgon" 2300 So. SMge Rd. SP 2-226 Serving Medferd Vlclnirt CallsMondey thru Thursday I e.m. to 6 p.m. Friday, I a.m. to 4 p.m. Tribuni attumes a responslbllitj FM KDOV KRVC 11100 ke Jl30 ko IMusic IChrlat Music iNewi-Hymn G. Christians IMusic ichiidren's Hr. I M ufcic I Hymns IMusic I News-Hymn I Road Report JMusic IMusic Sign Off iBltof Heaven Hymn News Hymn News Sign Off goes I i Sign On News-Hymn Western Western IWestern INcws-Hymn IWestern 'Farm Report - Wea. INews Daily Bread Christ Music Weather IMusic INews-Hymn ILinn's Line I Linn's Line ILinn's Line INews-Hymn (Music IMusic TMusIc INews-Hymn Road Report (Music Christ Music Freedom World News From God (Bargain Bell Know Truth iBiblelnstituto IHlble Institute Deliverance Deliverance Back to Bible Back to Bible Wea. IMusic INcws-Hymn IG. Wade ITrader Horn Joy of Living tnrm. music news JMusic IMusic iCnurch News IMusic IMusic INews, Hymn (Headline IMusic I Christ. Muitc TNews-Hymn .New IRcglonaf NewjlMuslc iRoad Report IMusic IMusic IChrist. 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T 12:00 Camouflage 12.30 As the World Turns 1:00 Day In Court 1:25 Mld-Duy Report 1:30 House Party 2:00 Jane Wyman PresenU 2:30 Seven Keys 3:00 Brighter Day 3:i: Secret Storm 3:30 Edge of Night 4:00 American Bandstand 4-50 American Newstand ft:00 Tech Tiilks 5:30 Quick Draw McGraw ft:0n Six O'Clock Report ti io TV Weatherman .0:15 Evening neporl 8:30 Championship Bowling 7 30 Hael B:tl0 Bachelor Father 8:30 New Breed 9 30 Yiurs for a Song 10:00 Alcoa Premier 10:30 Bell and Howell Closeup .11:00 News rinal 11:15 Sign Off KAISER'S CORNER, 4:45 p.m. Wednesday KBES TV. Guest Cole Rivers of the State Game Commission anticipat ing the opening of trout sea son reports on fishing pros pects, condition of roads and gives brief lesson on identifi cation of fish. FOCAL POINT. 4 p.m. Thursday KMED-TV. Guest: Melvin L a 1 1 1 e. Republican candidate for county commis sioner. Cancer education dis cussion. FOCAL POINT. 4 p.m. Friday KMED-TV, "New Fron tiers in Learning" (film). JEK S MOTHER ParisHPI'-Mrs. Joseph P. Kennedy, mother of President Kennedy, arrived here Sun day night to spend a two-week European vacation. Conakry, Guinea - ll'Hi-G. Mcnnen Williams, deputy sec retary of state for African affairs, arrived here Sunday to besin another good will tour of Africa Kim" GALLS POOR MAN S 1 00 TV ij HOME The Medical ft fv What la Uric Acid. And Why Goui? People keep begging me to tell them what is uric acid; why it causes gout; and how one can keep away from the stuff. Uric acid is one of the chemicals which forms in the body during the di gestion of the proteins such as are found Aivam 'n meats, chicken, fish and eggs. Large amounts of the spe cial chemicals from which uric acid is made are to be found in liver, kidneys, and sweetbreads. But leaving these foods out of the diet will not always solve the patient's problem or give relief be cause much of the uric acid in the body is not taken in with the food; it is made in the body. It is the same with choles terol; it is useless to try to go on a cohlesterol-free diet be cause large amounts of the substance can be made in the body. The big trouble with many gouty people is that they in herited a tendency to the disease. Their body lacks enough of a "ferment" which, in normal persons, serves to split the uric acid into simpler and smaller chemicals which then can be excreted (thrown out of the body) by the kid neys. There are a number of chronic or life-long diseases which, years ago, were well named by Dr. Garrod of England-Unborn Errors of Meta bolism (body chemistry)." He wrote a famous book on these diseases, and now new ones constantly are being found. Ftw Drugs Help Fortunately, we have a few drugs which help in cases of gout. The old colchicine is still good to abort an acute at tack. Butazolidine can relieve much of the pain, and Bene mid can help the body to get rid of the uric acid. Scholarship Fund Shortage Noted Eugene -UIPD- A critical shortage of scholarship funds for Oregon students has been declared by Oregan State Scholarship Commission Chairman E. B. Lemon. Two-thirds of the appli cants have had to be turned down this year, Lemon said. Me said 4,800 needy and qual ified high school students ap plied, while the commission had only 1,450 scholarships to award. Lemon appealed to organi zations and private citizens to give help "where it is most needed - to the young and able citizens of this state. Me said many qualified stu dents, representing the top quarter of their class, are forced to abandon college edu cation without scholarship I MjTLJ 1 n mwiwwAmi x V111-117" purtv soon, I pTTHT Z' that man s " r ' AyJ I Xniiai S HOW IONS DOA LOWEEZV-- J- 0 ( WEIL ALREADY ) J- rTJ-J j Jjf v jjjyJ' JSTC j DON T KNOW IT QQ I :. ' " ' ' V " i ' J .QpSS V "Tl.i'lH.V?. i ''' ,:7 MAVBSMV MV uvcR IS DANDV. i-. , WELL" DID IT J ' ' ( I'M SO'NG TO BECOME.' 1 ! 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When I was young, doctors used to speak of the "rich man's gout," thought to be brought on by drinking cham pagne, and the "poor man's gout," thought to be due to drinking beer. My good friend, Dr. John Talbott, (Editor of the Journal of the AMA) has written an excel lent book on gout (Grune and Stratton). I do not know how much a layman who is not a chemist could get out of read' ing it, but Dr. Talbott's Eng lish is very readable. People certainly will be much inter ested in his fascinating chap ter on the heredity of the disease. Thinks of Arthritis The big trouble with gout is that, so commonly, the American physician does not think of it, and hence when he sees a man with one very painful joint, he thinks only of arthritis and fails to note that the poor fellow has gout. Examination of the blood usually shows a larger than normal amount of uric acid X-ray studies may show de fects in the bones, typical of gout, and examination of the lobes of the ears may show little white nodules (tophi) made of uric acid. As I said recently, anyone who occasionally wakes at 2 a.m., with an excruciating pain In one big toe joint has gout. After a week or two, the "storm" tends to calm down. Our eyes certainly are among the most valuable pos sessions we have, and at the first sign of faulty or irregular vision we should see the doc tor. Dr. Alvarez' booklet, "How To Safeguard Your Vision," is most informative. To obtain it, send 25 cents and a stamped, self-addressed envelope with your request to Dr. Walter C. Alvarez. Dept. MMT, The Register and Trib une Syndicate Box 957, Des Moines 4, Iowa. llES fxarson J JEWELRY 9 So. 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