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10 TUESDAY, AUGUST 21. 1962 MEDFOIU) MAIL TRIBUNE. MEDFOHD. OREGON RADIO PROGRAM S T U E S D A Y KWC l?30 kc Program tilted below art received frura the radio atatluna ai.d Ibe Mall Tribune aikurues no reipontlblllt except ui mane innei aa are luppueo iKMED jKWIN KBOY AM KBOY FM jKDOV KRVC M4uke !J80 kc IT JO kc 195.3 mc 113(10 kc 11350 kc 4:00 Lowell Thorn 'Local News INewi IHeadlines 1Headl.net 4 15 Music IRoad Show IShopper 'Swing Thin (ConlraaU 4:30 Newi jAlex Drier INewi INewi-SwIng INewa 4 ;45 Sports. Muilc (Emphasii I Weather iSporU-Swirig I Con trait Newu-Harvey 'Newi Weather Headlines !Nif!htlnftala iSports Newi 'Editorial .Editorial ineaa lines 'newi sporu ierenan iHank WeaveriWeather jNewf-Sporti it.niphai.ti i News 'Sporti IDinncr Muiic iNcws IDinner Music Weather I New 3:00 CBS News A: 13 Music 3:30 Newi 5:4s Sporti, Mur-lc 6:00 CBSNcwi 6:13 Music 6:30 AnalynU 6:45 Sports. Music 7 00 World ToniBht tNewi-Miuic 7:13 Music IDinnei Muslo Sports 7 30 News I world News News 7 ;45--Sports. Miislc jEdw Morgan Weather 8 00 CBS Newi i News-Music iNews 815 Music ILand. Music I Sports 8:30 News. Mimic ILand. Music News 8j 3 Sports, Mustc Land. M u.c W ea ther 9.O0 News iNews -(Jo News lOobhow ! Sport j Go Shew INews Go Show IWeather News 9 15 Music 9:30 News, Muslr 9 : 4 3 Spor ts. M iu ic fo.OO News 10:13 Music j0:30 News, Muaic 10:43 Sports, Music 11:00 Sign Off 11:15 11 solids 12:00 Nightbeat Nichtheat Nightbeat I Good News ! INightheat j NiRhtbeat iNightbeat I INews Sig nOff Devotion Sign Oft iSwing Thing Serenade IWea-Swina Weather 'Swing Thing (Serenade (News (Serenade ISwing Thing 'Serenade Wea -Swing News Swing Relaxation INews Relaxation !Sign Off l Relaxation j i Editorial Concert Concert I Concert Concert Concert Jazz Seen 'Jazz Scene News-Jazz Jazz Scene JAny thing INews Anything Late Show fLate Show "Till 2 a m. !Music INews-Hymn I Road Report MUSIC ! Music IChrist Music INews-Hymn IG Christians IMusic Children's Hr IMusic Christ. Music Bit ol Heaven Christ. Music iOld Hymns news IMusic Christ. Music iSign Off 'Chris;. Music I Chrit. Music JChrlst Music ;Christ7Muslc IChrist. Music Christ. Music Sign Off t RADIO PROGRAM S-WEDNESDAY 6 30 Frank Goss 6:45 Sports. Music IMusic (First News Nal'l News Daily Bread Music IHemlngway Weather R V Report News Reg. News IWeather 7:00 News Roundup 7:15 Music 7:30 News 7:45 Sports. Music B:00 News. Weather ILocal News 8 15 Music ! Nightingale 8:30 In Hollywood fABC News 8:45 Sports, Music Emphasis 9:00 News. Godfrey iBrkfst Club INews 5.-00 j I 5:15 530 iSign On. Newi t 5:43 (Wake Up I 6:00 News Roundup fNews-WakeuplSign On Farnf Sign On-Wea. Sign On-Wea. 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Wade Bargain Bell IWeather iFashion (Fashion (Trader Horn IMusir 9:30 Arthur Godfrey Brkfst Club 9:45 Arthur Godfrey Brkfst CUih f6:00 News ILocal News 10:15 Houseparty jTello Test 10:30 Garry Moore IABC News 10:43 Crosby-Clooneyl Emphasis lYTfio CBS New ILocal News 11:15 Music iLifiten 1 :30 Washington IABC News 1 1 :4,r Sports. Music Listen 12:00 News 12:15 Music ISafely S'nnde Hdlines.-Wea. IHdlines.-Wca. IMusic IChurch News (Safety S'nade iCronkite Contrasts INews-Hymn IMusic New News (News Music Headline jWealher Cronklte (Contrasts IMusic IChrist. Music fie Mod' col Roundup by til r fcmerliilk Consultant tn Mavu L'llnK Emerltua Pniie.knr of Mayo clinic Utezltter and Tribune SyndlcaU, 162) aledlrlnt I i Medicine Swollen Arm Aflor Removal ol Breast Many women write to ask why, after they had a breast removed for cancer, the arm on that side m IMusic News-Hymn Road Report IMusic Muslc IReg. News INews ISports Sports IWeather Sports (Farm Mkt. 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Morgan jWRHthr 1 News-Music (New Land of MusldSport Land of MusiclNcws Land nt Music Weather I News-Go f.o hhow Go Show (Go Show News NiRhthent NiRhtbeat NiRhtbeat Good News Nlghtbeat NiKhtbcnt jNlRhtbeat INews News Sporl News IWeather Devotion Sign Off Swine Thina Contrasts INews INews Swing Thing Contrasts 'Weather IWeather Editorial Editorial Sports-Swing I Sports J Swing ThingISerenade " Wea -Swing IWeather 'Swing Thing Serenade (News .Serenade ISwing Thing Serenade IWcR.-Swing INcws iswing itciaxation News l iteiaxtitKm Sign Off Relaxation Editorial ' (Relaxation Concert Concert (Concert Concert jazz Scene I Jazz Scene (News -Hymn mi tisic IMusii- IChrist. Music IStories 'Radio Kirii IRadm Kids IMusic Bit ol Heaven INcws-IIvmn (Music IRoad Report IOld Hymns I Music ! News 'Music IChrist. Music Sign Off Christ. Music I (Christ Music I (Christ. Music IChrist. Music IChrist. Music (Christ. MiibIc iSIgn Off I News Jazz Scent Anything Anything News Anything lLate Show I Late Show I Till 2:00 "a.m. KSHA 860 KC Sign on at 3:30 a.m.. sign off at 7:15 p.m. Quality music progi-Hins all day with news and weather every hour on the half-hmir I STAR GAZER'"0 TELEVISION PROGRAMS The following TV brojidcjif log Is printed free public seivice for the Mail Tribune's readers and TV viewers. Schedule changes ire printed ai provided by the TV stations and the Mail Tribune cannot accept responsibility for errors or omissions. KBES-TV (Channel 5) Tuesday. 4 :00 Kaleidoscope 4:30 Sky King 3:00 Uncle Bill 3:30 Quick Draw McGraw R.00 Your TV Weatherman 6 05 Channel 3 Report 6 13 Walter Cronklte News H 30 Leave It to Beaver 7 00 Klintstonea 7 30 Dobie Gillis 8 00 Comedy Spot R 30 Money Talk on Crtrhritv Scouts 10 no Naked Cttv ti oo News Final 11:15 Sign Oil U'rdiif sday : 34 CBS News 10 00 Love ol Llle 10 30 Soart'h lor Tomorrow in 43 Guiding Light 1 1 00 Jane V man 11 ;(() As the World Turn 12 Oil Passwnnd 12 3ti House Party I (10 Bingo 1 ;tn T Tell the Truth 1 54 CBS News 2 no Secret Storm 1 :in Edge ol NmM ;i im Johnnie Linn 3 :tn Maitnce "Easy In Wed" 3 iml'iu'le BUI 5 ;t - Ytmi Bnii li no Your TV Wealherman ii 05 Channel 3 Report 13 Walter Cronklte News h 30 Mi.iicv Th Iks 7 on My Three Sons 7 ;m Checkmate 8 3n Dick Van Dvke f im i' s Strrl Hour 10 tin Father Know Dot Hi mi Beachcomber 1 1 00 News Final 11 15 Sinn Off f ?- 8-14-2oi H .'32-43-56 , 1AUHU APR 21 MAY Jl N3S-37-40-45J 60-73-73 OIM1NI r-j MAY 22 iuni a; lil2-26-3e 49 A '51 76-79 M CANCtl tlAY 23 A 1-25-33 W 6477 80 82 no JU.Y 1 . AUG 2J KMED-TV (Channel 10) TIIMIW 4 00 Focal Point 5 on Cartoon Carnival B (Mi Newsreel Kl 6 15 Hutitlr -Bnnkiey Newt fi 3d Laramte iCi 7 3d Alfred Hitchcot k 8 no Dick Powell n in) Crtin's Hundred Ml on in o'clock New 10 15 Tonile Show iC 12 00 News Weather. Sign OH rdnetaday ft 53 Sign On Morning Vuil ft n price Is Right iCl 0 3d Conrenli ailon 10 Oil Kii'dt lniprelons 10 30 Truth ( ir Courqticnres 10 55 NBC News lino Jan Murrav (Ci 11 25-NBC Ne-vo 1 1 30 Loretta Young 12 on Young Dr Malone 12 IIO Our Five DatiRhter 1 00 Make Room lor D.iddv 1 .10 lines Hollwood 1 53 NBC News 1 no Queen for a Dav 2 :t(t Who Do You Trust 3 (10 Theatre 10 3 3n Young World 4 oo Foi-rtl Point 3 on Cartoon C.irimal ft nu Newreel 10 fi 1 "i Hun'ie -Brinklry News ti 3 Pierce Commentary a 4S.STiori Hurhbphti ,.t T,rr Special 7 ' " - U aT.Td 7 neixi n ' - ' : ' .1' -t- Theatre 0 ' P s l'-"..r ;(:.iu (" i-.-p.,.- n .lournnl fCi 1ft o -- 'l 0 Clot n ws 10 -1m,-h -C. I-'OO-News, Wither. Sln Off 7-10 13 31' 452 65 66 VIIOO AUG 3 SIPT. 2: MI.16-18 46 -Hy CLAY R. IH)LLAN Vour Daily Activity Guire According fo ffit Start. To develop message tor Wedncsdav, read words corresponding to numbers ol your Zodiac birth sign. .",1 A-..J 1 Wj T Pecp ? Aiiftnl .-.nf I? 0-4.M.li-. U He von o 23 rt7 33 tPT. OCT. 123 39-44 50 - -169-70 83-84 . 1CORPIO OCT 24 J. j, JOV 23 4y 62 68 81 85 V'-'. lAGITTAKIUS N0 33 J 9 nic J3 f- 4.15 79 34 .42-53 87.89 CAPRICORN LUC 23 AN 20 21-24 41-47 fl to5-67 72 4- AOUARIUl 19 X A 19 P? 61-78 risen UP 20 V" 17 20 36 57. 71-74 89 90 NAMED CHAIRMAN PnrtlHiid - tliPH - Slate St-n. Vcrn Cotik (D-diTslmni) has been Hppoiiiled i-hiurmat. ol the .speakers bureau nf the Bi parti.san Cumniittep ttt Helam Kqttal Ilepreseiitalinn. KOTI-TV (Channel 2) Turhdny : 4 00 r'thn Feature 4.30 Spate Ansel. 3 00 ABC F.vetuujt Keporl 3 tS Country Style VISA .1 30 Wuick Dim, Mil. law It 00 n'Clock Report K. 10 TV Weatherman ti 13 Walter CroiiKlle New ft 30 Country Show 7 00 Hacheloi Father 7 30 New Breed H 30-- Y nirs for u Song no Alcoa Premier 10 00 ABC Final Itcpoil 10 l.W Hi h'klev s Journal Wrmiesrtav. 10 Oil Tennessee Frnie Fold 10 30 Yours lor a Song 1 1 no Jane W man 1130 A the World Turn i I 1- W Password n ;in iIihip priv t 0o Dav tn Court i 1 30 Seven Ke s (io Secret Storm i 2 30 F.dKe nf Nlfiht I 3 0(1 American Band.ilanri j 3 30 American New inland I 4 00 Film Feature 4 30 Space Ansrls 4 .i.v uud-O-IUma i 00 ABC Evening fjcporl 13 Airman's World .1 30 Yori Bear ft no s, ; clock Report ft n 1 - W e ,Hlhern.in IV-W.iltir Cionktte S'rwi ;iill Sm.th w Xnah i ; r.f) y .., , Ainrrim 7 m ' ., -4t F f Nuclear Test Ban Talks Considered swelled dis tress I n s -1 y . Drs. R. C. Brilton and P. A. Nelson of the Cleve 1 a n d Clinic made a study of 114 pa' lients with what is call ed lymphedema of an arm. Lymph is a thin, milkv fluid which runs through liny ves sels (the lymphatics), and serves to bathe and nourish our body cells. Edema means that the tissues are full nf fluid. Lymphedema is what causes some unhappy women to have very large legs. Because spreading cancer ceils often follow the lymph atic channels, when a surgeon removes a cancerous breast he usually takes out most of the lymphatics in the nearbv arm pit. If pcrhnps he leaves too few of the little vessels, or if something happens later to destroy the few that he leaves, the woman can get a big arm. I was much cheered lo read that in 94 out of the 114 women studied, the trouble with Ihe arm was not due to recurrent cancer; and 1 was glad to hear that in many cases it obviously was not due to some x-ray treatment that had been given (because the swelling came first). In most cases, the doctors decided it was due to inflam mation. Accordingly, they gave antibiotics, and usually this treatment helped. Also. they had the woman wear a light "gradient pressure leeve" extending from the wrist up to the shoulder. When such a sleeve gets loose it is of no value, and it must be replaced by a new one. In any big city there are medical supply houses which probably can supply such a sleeve. Testing For Tuberculosis Dr. J. Arthur Myers re cently spoke before the an nual meeting of the National Education Association. There he pointed out that still, with all the tremendous advances in the treatment of tuber culosis, there are loo many children who are dying of this disease, and they arc dy ing because the town in which they live is not concerned enough with the easily solv able problem of saving them. The United Eugene Police Officer Suspended Eugene UiPH - Capt. Donald Clark of the Eugene Police department has been suspend ed pending investigation of charges of "conduct unbecom ing a police officer." Clark was suspended bv City Manager Hugh MeKinley and Capt. W. G. Crease, assist ant chief of police. The action came after an investigation of charges in an anonymous letter mailed to the department July :10- Clark called the letter "a concoction of malicious infor mation and half-truths" but added "I have no criticism of Mr. MeKinley and Capt. Crease as they both have been very fair " LICENSE LACKING Salem ilTIi State police said today that 219 persons were eaughl fishing or, hunt ing without a license in Ore- The community "fathers" should see to it that in their schools all children, every so often, are skin-tested with tuberculin. This can quickly and easily be done, and it won't do the children a par ticle of harm. It will show which children have become infected with the disease. On going to the home of an in fected child, the health of ficer may find some old per son, perhaps a grandparent, who has what he thinks is a harmless cough, but what really is active tuberculosis. In that case, if the grandchild is not to lose his health and perhaps his life, either he or the grandparent must imme diately leave that home. I speak feelingly because the dear chum of my youth died of T.B. at age 22; his brother died of it when he was in his twenties, and his sister's life was ruined by a tuberculous hip. All of them caught the disease in their early childhood as they played in the sick room of their tuberculous grand mother. Nothing was ever done to change this situation because the children's mother was a faith-healer. Alcoholism In a decent article, Dr. Livni, of South Africa, re ports his experience with 475 alcoholics. He says so truly that "pleading, reasoning, warning and threatening are a sheer waste of lime"-wives of alcoholics please note. As Dr, Livni says, group ac tivities are of great value for many alcoholics - particularly those who are lonely, without a wife and perhaps with drawn from society. Such men will accept companionship with others like themselves who, having been through the same hell, understand the sit uation perfectly, and would never think of criticizing a brother who had "a bit too much," or who after a year or more of good behavior has "fallen off the wagon." Dr. Livni says that in his experience, drugs have been of little value in helping a man to stay sober. Of his 473 patients, 2B9 quickly got over their desire to be cured, and quit coining for an interview. This is typical. That alcoholism can be a serious disease is shown by the fact that during the per iod of study, 15 patients died Of the 191 who kept seeing the doctor, 68 remained sober for at least a year, and a few behaved well for from 2 to S years. Eight committed sui cide as an ."easy way out." Others died while seeing snakes, or died from pneu monia or other infections, or from severe poisoning with alcohol. Strange As It Seems By elsie hi ?!0B8y t EACH "WHO W?NT 0VEZ' ' NIAGARA fAU5 IK A 0AR.RSU XKD LIVED- lATEK DIED Of INJURIES S'JfHZtV OZMGe PEEL X i iff . 52m CHINESE DRUGSTORES CARRY FOSSIL BOWES,,, M-7 'JWr.W tOBE TrTc &0ViE5 Of JS5$ DSASOkS AViD TO H'AVE . t?f 5agr medicinal nonmes mi m LAu;niNi ' fiSff FALCON or rropics x r rfymme?'. Americs 'JTTEe5 A CALL THAT I I MM''1 Mk. 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Dr. .Mvarez an swers this and other questions regarding symptoms and treatments in his booklet, "Little Strokes." To obtain it, send 25 cents and a stamped, self-addressed envelope with your request to Dr. Walter C. Alvarez, Dept. MMT, The Reg ister and Tribune Syndicate, Box !t57. Dos Moines 4. Iowa. D.iy or Night Ceneva HPli Slates and the Soviet Union j Kn during June h.ive agreed U Mudy the pos sibility of direct talks on a nuclear test ban pact. Hut a U.S. spokesman re versed his earlier statement that the two sides had already agreed on the direct negotia tions, He said only the pos sibility of such talks was now under study. The spokesman said chief U. S. negotiator Arthur H, Dean and Soviet First Deputy Foreign Minister Vastly Kuznelsov were expected to meet Ibis week to consider the possibility of t.tlks The talks, if held, would be aimed at a treaty along the lines of the neutral na I ions' com promise plan, he said. 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