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Muslc "8 00 CBS News H 15 Music B 30 News 8 . 4 5S por t sM usje rt:i:0 News 0:15 Music 0:30 News-Music n 15 Spurts, Muslr 10 00 News " 10:15 Music 50 30 News-Musir 10:45 Sports, Muslt 1 1 on Sign Off 1 1 30 11 45 12:00 INews-Miislc IDinnei lusic IWorld News IT'jw. Morgan N"Ws I Dinner Music (Land of Music Land oT Music News Go Go Show (io Shnw IGo Show "(News'- iNlghtbeat (Nightbeat jNlghthcat ""iGuod Newt INightbeal NiKhtheat jNightbcat "Sign Off TELEVISION PROGRAMS The following TV broadcast log ! printed at a free public service for the Mail Tribune's readers and TV viewers. Schedule changes are printed as provided by he TV stations and the Mail Tribune cannot accept rciponsibili'y foi errors or omissions. KBES-TV (Channel 5) tt MINI. 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Tlioy jukrd with shoppers ahmil the safo Ikmiijj too heavy a loud (or a Monday morninc. Only later wun it di.seovned the men weren't really work men, but thieves They escaped with $o(UI. REPEAL SUGGESTED Salem 'I H Kepeal of Oregon's con troversi.il am htilanee law and n fresh start on ambulance regulation was recommended Monday by the Legislative Highway Interim commitlee. WALT'S rr "Oldest Shop in So. Oregon 2300 So. Sqe Rd. 772-2269 Serving Medford and Vicintfy Calls Monday Thru Thursday I A.M. to 4 P.M. Fndsy A.M. to 4 P.M II 300 kc 11350 kc music I Radio Klda Radio Kids Bit of Heaven t, hht-ii.iiimi iRoad Report 'Old Hvmm 'music incwi Music 'Sign Off 'Chris. Music (Christ. MuMC Christ. Music iChrlstMusic IChrist. Muic IChrist. Music 'Christ. Music Sign Off 2 am. Sicn On IBrct Steele INews-Hymn WestMui.ic "iWeat. Music IWest Music INews-Hymn JWesL Music (Farm Report 1 Music INews-Hymn (Linn's Line "INews-Hymn I Music I Music (Music " INews-Hymn IRoad Report IMublc ! 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Muslc IChhst. Music 'Christ Muaic Sign Off KSHA 860 KC Sign on at 5:30 a.m.. sign off at 7:15 p.m. Quality music programs all day with news and weather every hour on the half hour. California Cyclist Returning To Home Bicycle riders lo the Seat tle World's Fair are nothing new, but when a 2(!0-pound nan peddics from the Los Angeles, Calif., area to Seat tle and back, it attracts some attention. Gordon E. Young, who is .sales representative for a printing firm, passed through Medford this week o his way home, Thousand Oaks, Calif. The ;t8-yearold man left on his vacation July 30 and arrived in Seattle, via Reno, Nev., and eastern Ore gon, Aug. 111. lie spent a week at the fair and e ,)ects to arrive home about Sept. 6. Young, who thinks il is un usual for a man his size to lake such a trip on a hike, has averaged between HO and i 100 miles a day on the 2,700 mile round-trip jaunt, lie said he rules from 9 a.m. to about S p.m.. then slops for the day. 1 He eats at restaurants and sleeps in a sleeping bag he carries with him. The California!) decided to bicycle to Seattle after hear ing about others doing the same thing. He has had only one minor accident, when a car ran him off the road. Oth erwise, he said, he ha i enjoy ed the trip and noted t ho nu merous rest areas provided in Oregon. ! Hatfield Calls for : Core on Highways ' Salfin ill'l' C'.iiv. Mark ll.it- held called loday (or Knat ;caro tin the highways ovrr the j coming Labor Day week end. POOR MAN'S 1 nn -ru HOME SKS1 CALLS The Medkal Woman Saved From an Operation Years ago, at the Mayo Clinic, I saw a woman of 50 or so who had in the rectum a large, flat, s u p e r ficial cancer of a peculiar type. It seemed to me to be grow ing on top of the the original inner lining of the bowel, and it did not seem fij.K it 1 bowel, and it to penetrate deeply. I said to her, If this is removed suni cally you will have to have an artificial means of elimination in which the colon will open out into the abdominal wall. It is bearable, but a most un pleasant thing to have. "I am sure that our very able rectal specialists could burn this cancer off with elec tric sparks. It is conceivable that in some spots, the growth might then come back, but such new spots could be burned off. Eventually, I think you would be rid of the entire growth. There are some risks, but 1 know that if I were in your position, I would prefer to take the chance.' She said, "Yes; I certainly do want to lake the chance." Fortunately, Dr. Raymond Jackman in the rectal depart ment agreed with me that the case was an ideal one for treatment with dedicating sparks, and he quickly burned off the cancer. As I remember, there were a few litlle places in which tumor cells reap peared during the next year or two, but each time they were (tuickly burned off, and after that for many years the woman went without any trouble. She used to conic back every year for a check up. Interesting Article Recently, D r. Jackman wrote a most interesting ar ticle on this type of handling of certain slow-growing can cers of the rectum. After treating 211 people in this way, he is satisfied that the method is a good one. His study takes in a period of HI years, from January, 1943, through December, 11)52. He described what happened to those patients whom he per sonally saw and treated. Some of the lesions were as large as the palms of a man's hand. In 153 of the cases the only treatment given was the 'ful- guration" with sparks; 42 per sons had, in addition, some ra dium; and 16 eventually had to have a surgical excision of the tumor. There were right failures, and in three of these the pa tient then was cured witli an operation. The point that 1 think should be remembered is that if the 211 patients had all been operated on, some would have died because of the operation, and some would have had a recurrence. In some cases, factors such as old age. overweight, dread of an artificial anus, or per haps the presence of a bad heart influenced the doctors in their choice of the simpler method of treatment. The point that has impress ed nie greatly is that the 23.9cu.ft. Holds 833 lbs. -j pit. i . I now i iinitit F -z;1 0F-J4. Amana 1 1 Co. FI. Freezers Start at Used TV's . low $29.95 Alto Uied Retnqet jtort tnd Auto. Wihrt Mnd Dfvtri Paulsen THRIFT Central Point, Oregon Roundup Emeritus Consultant In Me die Ins I Mayo Clinic Emeritus Pmfeisur of Medtcina siayo iiinic (Beglster and Tribune Syndicate. 1962) , treatment was successful in 06.2 per cent of the cases, and a failure or partial failure came in only 3.8 per cent of the cases. I, personally, am strongly in favor of the idea of treating these people con servatively, and I honor Dr. Jackman greatly for his cour age in doing what he has done. Nosa Bleeds borne persons get anxious wilt;,, iiicjr nave scvcidi sc vere nose bleeds, and t hey should be examined. They should have their blood checked to see if there is any ing wrong with its ability to coagulate. Nowadays, if the patient is a man who has had a heart attack, he may be taking a drug which interferes with the coagulation of his blood. Some persons always have a slight tendency to bleed and many get nose bleeds because they love to pick the nose. This is probably the common est cause. Often when the nose specialist looks in, he sees a little ulcer where the person often has picked his nose. Sometimes, blowing the now .rinloMtlu ...ill mat. it bleed. I recently read an article by Dr. Leonard Girsch, a pe diatic allergist at Temple Uni versity in Philadelphia. He says that many nose bleeds in children arc due to allergy, due perhaps to inhaling some dust or animal hair, or the pollens that come during the hay fever season, or possibly they are due to eating some food such as chocolate. The mother can keep a record of unusual foods eaten just be fore the child has had a bad nose bleed. Then, after sev eral spells, she may find that always before a bleeding, the child ate some one particular food. In cases of older people, the person might have a high blood pressure, or any one of several diseases. Doctors are agreed, over weight is bad for one's health. Dr. Alvarez tells you how to keep your weight where it should be in his booklet, "Weight Control." To obtain your copy, send 25 cents and a stamped, self-addressed en velope with your request to Dr. Walter C. Alvarez, Dept. MMT. The Register and Trib une Syndicate, Box 957, Dcs Moines 4, Iowa. WES PEARSON JEWELER 9 So. Central 772-9392 Watches Rings Costume Jewelry PRICE $167.00 & Gates MARKET Phone 664-1259 t SALE MLDFOftD MAIL IKijiUWE. MEDFORD, OHEviON Strange As It THE AZTK5 of Mexico, VSZD cueiojs IMAGES OF WROUGHT GOLD IWSTEAO 0- C0IW.S VIS WE ENcXIVED YOUR PARTIES, FOSDICK-Bur J IN AN U HOUR THE WORLD N'ILL KMOVJ NOW THAT YOU'RE BROKE OF MV POVERTY.';'' ABOUT THE "INCIDENT" YESTERDAY IN YOUR DEFENSE Plant, what was it? tZ&FS&Sk' WELL, I, L I .JU. ft LflUfaH OF IT, ii eaNG-TO-sch'ooL MiteyM'''; ...CUZ STUDENT? AEE 'THE CE!?5 V fMSP TAUcHT AlETHOPS OF INFIUTEATE mW 5EN0BITA MUBC!A, INTEENAL ECUEITy AN AEEA AN0 i&W C0L.CANYON WITH TO OFFSET DISBlimVE OEeANIZEAN ) A IHt KKtitNT EVlfHA-1 &EUSH-FIEE WARS I UiPEE6EOUNP V SECTION! . LXjUK SIS ON C0UNTEE- WHICH THE REDS ARE W. FORCE. 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The L0NSE5T R.VES 15 OS HOD H.5H ALL TriK:itWAlN5Af?.'ICA.T A . b OUI MY 1 ,( IT'S INSANE TO 1 I SQNOW.OORE I (cS!!-) I 0H, IT'S MICE &EL0VED PAV yOU HUGE BACK ON THE J (-WITHOUT TO HAVE YOU EX.- J REWARDS FOR FORCE AT YJALTER, I I, BACK IN THE WHO LOVES CHIEF.1' f CAPTURING J $22.50 A L WOM'TEVW ARMS OF J ME, I WONDER J r, p CRIMINALS AS -.WEEK Mi &EWOSTH SOMEONE I WHAT'S BE- f V A PRIVATE. - 1 I (THAT!!-) -J WHO LOVES 1 COME OP 3 j V A WOMAN RAN HER CAR INTO A DITCH AND CAME SHE WAS SKIPPING AROUND ITS NO UUfiHINfi ; TO THE PLANT TO CALL A WRECKER. SEEMS THAT HER IN A RESTRICTED AREA I MATTER, SIR. WE ! LITTLE GIRL WANDERED AWAY HUNTING A DRINK J WITH HER DOLLY WHEN SUSPECT THE CHIIPS 5 Spwwts r-1 OF WATER AND (SOT LOST. A ONE OF OUR SECURITY MOTHER IS A 5PY. ! iiill'l i rvwFfi! POLICE GRABBED HER. ONE OF THE I '.'4s!p "V i T if MISTOOK HER FOR A SHREWDEST.' I'LL S2 illJl JS SA'i AiSl'.E SPY OR SOMETHING.. .1 BE THERE OH THE I $i'jL '-.' 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