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THURSDAY, OCTOBER 2, 1963 MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE, MEDFORD, OREGON RADIO PROGRAM S THURSDAY rairanifc Itslcd below art received from Mis radio ststiutu and the Mail Iribune titumn no responsibility KYJC 123 kC KMED 1440 ke IKWIM 15X0 ke IKSHA. I86U ke IKBOY FM '93.3 mc KD0V H300 ke 400 CBS Newi I Local News INewa iFultonLewia IWeather IHouseparty 4: 5 Pat McCoy ;RoacJ Show Country Storo ISporla ISwing Thlnj illoukeparty 4-30 Sidelight! 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Children's Hr. cnnarjmisic IBIl of Heaven Christ. Music IMusic Christ. Music IMusic IChrist. Music RefonnHour Reform Hour INewa Sign Off I Cell Study Holds Scientific Promise Of Prolonging Youth By JOSEPH L. MYLER WASHINGTON (UPI Scien tists working with molecules which boss the work of living cells may some day learn how to prolong youth and curb can cer. This hope was held out by Dr. T.M. Sonneborn of In diana University in an address to scientists celebrating the cen tennial of the National Acad emy of Sciences. Already researchers have managed to make one kind of cell stop the sort of work it has been doing and turn to other projects. They have set tumor cells, for example, to manufac turing products normally pro duced only by liver cells. They have intervened so deeply in the makeup of para mecia, microscopic one-celled animals, as to create monstrosi ties with two mouths and three vents for waste. Long-Time Punier Science has long been puzzled by what makes one cell func tion differently from another possessing generally the same equipment. The human being begins as an invisible fertilized egg which proceeds by cell di vision to produce more than a million billion other cells, the building blocks of the body. The first cells, Sonneborn said, seem to be identical. Then differences appear. Finally, the body is possessed of scores of differently functioning cells which manufacture everything from toenails to teeth. This is known as cell differ entiation, and for a long time scientists held no hope of ever understanding it. In the past decade there has been a "rev olution" in this field of study Strange As It Seems bilsiehix and a growing conviction that "it will be the area of one of the next great triumphs of biol ogy in the decade or two ahead." 1 The "boss molecules" of cells are nicknamed DNA and RNA. DNA is the chief genetic ma terial, ultimately responsible for heredity and function. RNA is the genetic material charged with carrying out DNA's orders. How Does It Happen? How docs it come about that two cells with roughly the same content of DNA and RNA grow up to perform such dif ferent chores, the one making skin tissue, say, and the other manufacturing ear lobes? Scientists now believe that this cell differentiation comes from regulation the turning on and off of activity by the genes in which the boss mole cules are situated. They are be ginning to surmise how nature does this. By injecting genetic material from one kind of cell into an other, experimenters have forced the treated cell to take on a new occupation. The change is permanent, the in jected cell passing its new pat tern of activity on through sub sequent generations. Sonneborn has experimented with non-genetic ways of chang ing cell function and found that they, too, work. 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I I THURSDAY TELEVISION PROGRAMS The following TV broadcast log in prlntrd ai a free puhlle lervlre for the Mall Tribune's readers and TV viewers. Schedule changes are printed as provided by the TV stations and the Mall Tribune cannot accept responsibility for errors or omissions,. KBKS-TV (Channel 5) KMK-TV (Channel I0 -Movie 4:00 Trallniaster 4 30 Trallmaiter "jl oo Mighty Mouse 5:3tV Roy Rogers A :db Channel's Report"" B:30 Cronklte News 7:00 Maverick 7:30 M aye rick 8 00 Rawhide B:30 Rawhide 9:00 Perry Mason fi 30-Perry Mason 10:0"0 Lawrence Welk 10;3tt-Lawrem-e Welk 11:00 News 11:30 12 00 12 30 Partoon "Affair With A Stranger" "Affair With A Stranger" Movie Newsrecl 10 Newsreel Huntley -Brlnkley Mobile Living Price is Right Flint stones (ct Donna Reed DrKildar. Dr. Kildare Hasel (ci Suspense Theatre Suspenne Theatre News Tonlte'Show (cl Tonigh tS h o vj c ) Tonight Show (ci Tonight Show (cl News and Sign Off FRIDAY TELEVISION PROGRAMS KnV.8.TV(Channe 5) KMHO-TV (ftannelHn "8:00 Captain Kangaroo ft 30CHplain Kangaroo Morning Visit Too Mike Wallace News Romper" Room 9:301 Love Lucy Romper Room 10:00 Real McCovs Focal Point 10:30 Pete and Gladys Missing .Llks YlToO Love or Life Your First" Impression 11:30 Search for Tomorrow Truth jr Consequences Vfoo Tennessee F.rnle 'nrd People "Will" Talk lc) 12.30 -As the World Turna The Doctors T:00-1 Pass weird " " Oenernl Hospital lj3tV-lloiiM'prly ' You Don't Say tci "2:00 To Tell the'truth Match Came 2:30 Edge nt Night Make Room For Daddv ".VOoZl-Secret Storm Queen For A Dav 3:30 Who Do You Trust Cartoon Carnival . "4 00 trallniaster Cartoons Movie 4 ;30 Trailnuisler "Night Song" n":(, Friday at 5 "Night Song" 5:30 Huckleberry Hmind Movie Newsreel in "flno Channel Report Newsreel Hunttey Brlnkley A '30 Cronklte News Temple Hoiuton 7:00 Battle Line Temple Houston 7 30 Sunset Strip Richard Boone Boh Sunset' Si rip Richard Boone ft 30 Route Bfl Boh Hope 0 oo Route Bfl Boh Hope n 30 Twilight Zone WyaitKarp 10 00 Alfred Hitchcock Fight of Week 10 30 Alfred Hitchcock Fight Scoreboard 11:00 Newt Final Newsreel Tonight Show tei lj30Stage 3 Movie Tonight Show (cl 12 00 Stage 3 Movie tonight Show te 13 30 Stage S Movie Tonight Show ici News? Sign Off Fall Meeting of Association Set The first (all meeting of the Jackson County Property Own ers Rental Association will he held at 7:30 p.m. Tuesday, Oct. 29, at Medford High school. An invitation is extended all persons, who arc owners ot rental properties, J, N. Boyden, chairman, announced. Review ing the contributions made by . speakers brought before the or-: ganization last year, Boyden said members of the associa tion feel that a "wealth of in formation to the rental indus try of Jackson county" was brought to the attention of in terested persons through the association programs. An equally beneficial program is anticipated (or the new year, he said. Legal, insurance, legislative, court, investment and taxation problems were reviewed during the KMa meeting year through the contributions o( various speakers, Boyden pointed out. Appearing before the group were K. Hoy Bashaw, Medford attorney; Floyd Hart, insurance agent. District Judge L. I.. Saw yer. Mrs. Barbara Phillips, Medford attorney, and tax law authority, Cap '('. Vantlagrttt. appraiser and real estate con sultant; and Ray Barker and Jess Vale, who spoke on tax as sessments and rental forms. Negligence Charged In Students' Death HONOLULU Uri) -An un employed laborer has been charged with two counts of neg ligent homicide in connection with the traffic deaths early Sat urday of two students Irom The Dalles, Ore. The laborer, Jacob Kahele, 20, of Honolulu, was the driver o' a car that collided head-on with a motor scooter carrying Craig Anghilantc, 19, and Na than Emmett Francis, 21. Both were students ot the University of Hawaii. They were pronounced dead at Queens Hospital a (ew minutes after the accident on Diamond Head Road. Preliminary investigation indi cated that Kahele was overtak ing another car at the time of the accident. He was released on $3,000 bail. Subscribers To report improper or ison deiivery of the Mail Tribune In Medford, phone 772-N141; Ash land call at 416 RrMg it , or ohona 4BJ-3002: Yreka, phona Vlc'ory 22fttm before fl 4ft p m. dally and 10 jo a m. Sundav. 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