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. ,-tUltV. Wi4Kr .SU.-' RADIO PROGRAMS THURSDAY logrann luted below r received from the rid.u tutiuns end Uie Mall Tribune aaiumci bo reipomlbillty except to makt thiiutt re iupplled. ' KYJC KM ED jKWIN KBOY AM KBOY FMTkDOV 1KRVC 1210 ke 11440 kc I5S0 kc 1730 He -S.J mc 11300 ke 11530 kc 4:00 Lowell Thome 1 Local Newi 4 15 Munc Road Snow 4:30 New Alex Drier 4:4S Sporte-Muelc Empha-ll 5:00 CBS Newt INewi-Harvey INightingele I New lHank Wee ver INewi-Sport IKmphaiii G:1.1 Music 8:30 News 8:46 fiporU'Mueic "(B OO CBS Newi 6:15 Mulic 6 30 Newi Analysts IDinner Music 6:46 Sport-Mutic I Dinner Muic 7:0OWrid"To"nite iNewe Music 7:15 Music (Dinner Music 7 Zn News-Music IM Beatty 7:45 Sports-Music Edw. 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Music lEmphanis ISports 6:30 News Analysis I World New (Newsline B;45 Sport-Muslc Edw. Morganl Weather "7:6oWrTd"Tonlte INews. Music INews 7:t5 Music IDinner Musio ISports 7:30 News-Music M Beatty NewMines 7:45Sports-Muslc iWarmup (Weather 8:00 CBS News IMHS Fthl 8:16 Music 8:30 News-Music 8:45 Sports-Music b700 News 9:15 Music 9 :30 News-Music j?il5 Sports-Muslc 10:00-News 10:16 Music 10:30 News-Music 10:45 Sports-Music 11:00 Sign OK 11:16 1 1 :30 1 1 :45 IMHS Fthl. IMHS Ftbl. IMHS Ftbl." IMHS Ftbl. IMHS Fthl. IMHS Fthl. INews Nightbe'nt Nlghtheat JNIghtbcat TGood News (NiRhtheat Ntchthcat iNtghthcal 12:00 iSIgn Oft TELEVISION PROGRAMS The following TV broadcast log li printed as a free public service for the Mail Tribune's readers and TV viewers. Schedule changes arc printed as provided by tha TV stations and the Mail Tribune cannot accept responsibility for erfors or omissions. KBES-TV (Channel 5) THURSDAY 4 :00 Kaleidoscope 4:30 Mighty Mouse 5:00 Uncle Hill .V.30 Roy RoKcrs 6:00 Your TV Weatherman 6:0) Channel 5 Report H I.-, Walter Cronkite News 6:30 Sports Roundup 7:00 durst Book 7:30 NCAA Football Special B:30 Shannon 0:00 Sea Hunt 11:30 M Squad 10.00 PHssword 10:30 Brenner 11 ;0(1 Ni-wi Final 11:15 "Phantom in Paris" 12;4a Sign Oil Fill I) A V 9:54 CBS News 10 (10 Love ol Life 10 30 Search for Tomorrow 10:45 Guiding Light U:0O Jane Wyman 11-30 As the World Turns 12 00 Password 12:30 IIounc Party 1 ;0ft Ilingo 1:30 To Tell the Truth I 54 CBS News 2:00 Secret Storm 2:30 Edge of Night 3.00 Johnnie Linn 3:30 Kaleidoscope 4 ;0ii Social Security 4:15 Visit With Cllv Police 4 301 ncle Bill Show 5 30 lint klrherrv Hound 6.00 Your TV Weatherman fi 05 Channer 5 Report B 5 Walter Cronkite News 30 Haw hide 7 30 Route (iii r 30 La w of the Plnluaman IM'O Country Show i 3u Twilight .fine 10 00 I'ntcHK'hahlrs II no News Final 11:15 "Ninotchka" 12.45 Sign Oft KMED-TV (Channel 10) Thursday 4:00 Focal Point 5:30 Cartoon Carnival 6 DO Newsreel 10 6:13 Hunt ley-Brmkley News 6:30 Outlaws 7 30 Dr Ktldare 8 30 The Lively Ones c 9:00 Sing Along with Mitch (d 10.001(1 O'clock News 10:15 Tonile Show 12:00 News. Weather, Sign Olf Frldsy 8-5.S Sien On Morning Visit p Oft Price Is Richt ici fi 3ft Concentration 10 00 First Impression 10- 30 Tiuth Or Consequences 10 55 NHC News 11- 00 Jan Murray fc 11 25 NHC News 1 1 -3u Loretta Young 12 00 Young Or. Malone 12 30 Our Five Daughter l:0o Make Room for Daddy l:3n Here' Hollywood 1 5.'. NHC News 2- 00 Queen for a Dav 2 30 who Do You Trusl7 3 00 Theatre to 3- 30 Young World 4 - fin Focal Point 5 on ( nrtoon Carnival 6 on NVwsreet 10 fi-15 Huntley-Brinklev News 6 30 Pierce Commentary :45 Spurts Hi (hllghts fi 50 Weather Special 7 00 Kings of Music 7:15 Coaches Report SOC 7:30 Robert Tavlor Detectives 8:30 Will Rogers Sperlal fl 3n Chel Huntlev Reporting 10 00 10 O'clock News 10:15 The Tonight Show fr 12 no Newi Weather. Sign Off THURSDAY. SEPTLMBER INewi iHeedlinei i Shopper Swing lhin INewalinee New. Swing iWeether Spu., Swing SvmDosium Symposium 'Symposium Symposium " Symposium Symposium 'Symposium Symposium 'Weather !Serentie Serenade .Serenade I News Weather iSportt Newi jEditonnI iNewiUne ISpu . Swing IWeether 'Swing Thing ;Newi iWx., Swing IS porta ISwing Thing INewslinei Weather INewi Sport Newe 'Newsline iWeathe r sign on INews IRelaxation (Relaxation IRelaxation Editorial IRelaxation Concert l Concert Concert Concert Jhzz Scene IJazzScene I News-Jazz Uhzz Scene J Anything j Anything News Anything I Late Show I Late Show (Until 2 a.m. IDevotion ISlgn Off PROGRAMS FRIDAY 1 (Sign on. Farm Sign on Wx. jSign on. Wx. Sports Farm New Farm News Newsline INews INews IWeatlier luncie hick 1 Contrast INews Com. Newi INewslinei IWcather iSalety ISerennde INewslinei IHdlines., Wx IHargams INews (Sport IHdlines.. Wx ll'ncle Rick INews I Uncle Rick IHdlines, Wx (Bargains (News I Contrasts "IHdlines, Wx (Contrast INews 'Contrast IWcathei News ISnorts ISports Farm Mkt. I Stock Mkt (Contrasts ISymposlum ISymposlum (Symposium ISymposlum ISymposlum (Symposium ISymposlum JSymposium ISymposlum (Symposium Symposium IFiill Lively I Farm Mkt. jPacitic PoweriStock Mkt. imki. ncpori n,ronKiie (Ladies Fair IHdlines.. Wx ICronkite INews ICronkite "iHdlincd , Wx (Bargains News ICronklt "fHdllnes., Wx lEdltiorial INews, Swing ISpts . Swing IHdlines . Wx" I Com. News Chng. World (Weather INews I Sport a Ncwslines (Weather INews (Snorts INewslinei Weather TWorld News (Shopper JNcwslines Iweathe- l symposium Symposium"" ISwing Thing (Symposium (News-Swing (Symposium ISpts . Swing Symposium Weather ISymposlum Editorial ISymposlum ISports (Symposium ISwing Thing ihymposium IWx . Swing IWeather ISwing Thing Serenade ISign off ISerennde I Serenade INews Relaxation Relaxation Relaxation Editorial Relaxation Concert Concert News ISportt. INewslinei IWcather ""News Concert Concert News lines IWenthnr Jazz Scene Uazz Scene INcwa IJtizz See"- Anytbim, (Anythitif ""(Anything (Anything ILate Show Late Show IUntll2a.m. KOTI-TV (Channel 2) TIIURHtlAY 4:00 Film Features -4:30 Space An cola 4:35 uncle tun 5:00 ABC Evening Report .VIS Chaplain's Corner 3 30 Bullwinkte 6X10 Six O'Clock Report 6:10 TV Weatherman 6:15 Walter Cronkite News 6:30 Ozie A Harriet 7:00 Farm Journal 7:30 Real McCoys 8:00 Mv Three Sons H:30 Law He Mr. Jones 0:00 Sea Hunt 0 30 Hn7ol 10:00 ABC Final Report 10:15 Untouchables 11:15 Showtime on "2" 12:45 Sign Oil Fill II A V 10:00 Tennessee Ernie Ford 10:30 Yours for a Song 1 1 :0ft Jane Wvnian U 30 As the World Turns 12.00 Password 12 30 House Party 1 00 TV Bingo 1 30 Seven Keys 2 (10 Secret Storm 2 30 Edge ot Nmht 3 00 American Handstand 3:50 American NewsMand 4 00 Film Features 4 30 Space Angels 4 35 Ore Cal Panorama 5 00 A HC Kvening Report 5 30 lliH-klrberry Hound 6 00 Six O'Clock Hepuri 6 10 TV Weatherman 615 Walter Cronkite News n .10 SportMuan 6 45 Dan Snioot Report 7:00 Pete and Gladys 7 30 Fltnlntones A 00 77 Sunset Strip 00 I'.irget- The Corruptors 10 00 A HC Final Report 10 15 Talent Scouts 1 1 15 Showtime on "2" Kenya Elephants Hog Vegetation Nairobi, Kenya il'PP Klc- pluints arc entity other (orest (no payments for 10 years, anrl animals out of house and ! low interest rates? home in Kenya, Ihe Royal I It's easy if you are an un Park Commission reported ! derdeveloped country. Such Wednesday. illations hereafter will have The commission said it 40 years to repay any loan planned to call a meeting of issued for an industrial proj experts to study the question : ect by the Agency for Inter of what to do about the eat- i national Development under lug habits of the 10.000 ele-la new-style. $7.2 billion, five phants In Kenya's roy aliyear foreign aid program, parks. - The lumbering rhinoceros, which fares extinction from natural dangers and poachers even in the best of circum stances, has been seriously af fected by a vegetation short age, the commission said. WALT'S TV ft ItAIHO SKK VICE "Oldast Shop in So. Oregon 3300 So. Stao.i Rd. 772-2264 Serving Medford and Vicinity Calls Monday Thru Thuridit 8 A.M. to P.M. Friday I A.M. to 4 P.M. 13. 1962 Music Christ Music j News-Hymn IMusC". IMufclc I MUBiC News-Hymn 1 Road Report JMuhic I Music ISlgn OK I Stories IChilds. Hour JChijds. Hour iBtt of Heaven IMusic iHymna INew "Music Sign off INews (News-Hymn IDaily Bread !Wmt Miikic (Music IFarm Report jWeather IMusic INews-Hymn (Linn'i Line LinnsLine ILlnn's Cine INews-Hymn IMusic IMusic IMusic rvewi Christ Musio 20,hCJt.Hr. "20th C. R. HrT lOld Hymns IHible Inst. iBible Inst. Music News-Hymn Rood Report Music Deliverance Deliverance Mack to Bible Buck to Bihle Joy of Living IMusic News-Hymn G. Wade (Trader Horn MUSIC Bargain Bell Music IMusic News-Hymn (Music iMubic Church News Music Headlines Christ. Music News Pastor Coin IMusic (News-Hymn Reg. News I Road Report Music Music Gospel Musio Gospel Mubic IMusic Meetings (Music IMusic Request I'gm. Request Pgm. Music Newj-Hymn IMusic Trader Horn Your Reaucst (Your Request I MUSIC JQu le tTl m e IChrlst. Classic IMusic INews-Hymn IMusic JMuic IMusic INews-Hymn I Music IMusic (Christ. Classic IMusic IMusic Music Stories IChilds Hour jChllds. Hour Bit of Heaven Music IChrlst. Music Music News-Hymn Road Report Music News IMusir IMusic ISign Off Sign Off KSHA 860 KC Sinn on 5:4S a.m., lien off at 6:30 p m. Quality mimic programa all day with newa and weather every hour on tha half hour. I I Halleck Innocent, House Determines WashinKton-(UPD-The House Wednesday found Charlie Hal leck not guilty of shootin;; doves over a balled field, and members suggested tbat a U. S. commissioner in North Car olina ko along with that deci sion. The House Republican lead, er was supposed to have ap- pcurcd before the commission er at Jacksonville, N. C, Wed nesday along with six others. They were charged Saturday during a hunt at a private club In the area. Hut Halleck was in Indiana, and his office said an attorney was looking out for his in terests in the dove hunting matter. Halleck has said he was a guest at the club and that if the field had been baited, he had no hint of it. House memoers today pub licly declared their belief in Halleck. Not only that. Rep Herbert C. Bonner (D-N.C.) suggested that the commis sion dismiss the charges. Foreign Aid Program Helps Small Nations New York - 01PH -Need money? Willi 40 years to pay. POOR MAN'S 100 TV HOME Simply Call ft 772-8822 lALLO Sign On (Bret Steele INews-Hymn IWest.Muidc West. Music MEDFOHD MAIL TRIBUNE. MEDFORD, OREGON The fAedkal by - Maitliii or Inflammation Of tha Breast Tissue Many women suffer from some mastitis which causes the glands in the breast to feel hard and "snotty" (like buck- shot). Occasional 1 y a lump as large as a small marble may appear, and usually it! has to be re moved and Alvaraa examined un der the microscope because that is the only way in which one can be SURE what it is. Often if three or four no dules appear about the same time in one or both breasts, the chances are they are not cancerous. Not infrequently after a harmless nodule has been taken out of one breast, another lump will appear in the same or the other breast. In some cases the woman and her husband soon get tired of having to go to the hospital every so often to have a new nodule out. In these cases I have found that the best way of handling the situation is to have a sur geon make a cut through the crease under the breast, lift it up, and scoop out all the breast material, leaving the skin, the nipple, and the fat under the skin. I have seen this operation give excellent results. With it all fears of cancer can go, and often a nagging constant pain goes, too. Treatments for Bell's Palsy As many unhappy persons know, Bell's palsy is a paraly sis of one side of the face due to something wrong with the seventh nerve, which supplies the facial muscles and causes them to function. When the nerve is infected, possibly with a virus, the mouth gets twisted; it may be hard to close one eye; food may pack between the cheek and the teeth on the affected side, and in several ways the person will become miserable. Most persons with this dis ease soon begin to recover, but one in four tends to get well loo slowly, and in rare cases, complete relief does not come. ' According to a paper writ ten a while ago by H. Gestnlt ncr of Vienna, injections (in the region of the nerve) of dehydrocortisone, if given at the start for two or three days, will quickly cause the person to show signs of recovery. Some European authorities recommend that when recov ery is slow, a surgeon should operate to enlarge the size of the hole through which the nerve comes out from the brain through the skull. In this country, the operation is as yet seldom performed. Often by using electrical methods, a neurologist can tell if the nerve is showing signs of recovery. Physio therapy and perhaps electric treatments may help. Trigeminal Neuralgia Recently Drs. C. Hunter Sheldon, Benjamin L. Crue and James A. Coulter, of the Huntington Memorial hospi tal, Pasadena, Calif., remark ed that the pain of this awful disease - usually of elderly women - "may occur spoil tancously, but usually is pre cipitated bv talking, chewing brushing the teeth, touching the lips or nose, washing the SAVE BIG UPRIGHT FREEZER Model 018 HOLDS 613 lbs. Now Only $32995 Used Refrigerators, LIBERAL TRADES Paulsen THRIFT Central Point, Oregon I I Roundup lmrl' t Consultant la Mayo clinic Professor of Mayo Clinic and Tribune I 1942) CReglstcr face, or simply by moving the facial muscles." There may be paroxysms of the pain every day for weeks or months, and then the trouble will disappear for months. The pain is described as being like that of a hot electric wire or of a dentist's drill hitting the nerve in a tooth, or of a sharp knife or ice pick jabbing the gums of the cheek. The pain is usually on one side, but in perhaps one in 50 cases, it is on both sides. The doctor, at the begin ning, may try giving some vitamin B 12 or Dilantin. There is a drug called Stil bamidine which may relieve the pain, but there is too big a chance of getting from it such distressing feelings in the fact and neck, that they offset any benefits obtained. Hence, today few men use the drug. If drugs do not help, alcohol may be injected into the gang lion (little mass of nervous tissue) on the nerve that sup plies the face with sensation. This often relieves the pain for months. If it does not work well enough a surgeon can usually give relief by re moving part of the ganglion, but this can cause a good deal of numbness and other un pleasant symptoms. Of late, at the Mayo Clinic, the neuro surgeons have performed a de compression, or freeing-up, of the ganglion, which often works a cure. In 1960, Sheldon and his associates described what they called the compression oper ation, in which they operate so as to compress some of the fibers of the nerve. 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