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Newspaper Page TextTWO MEDFORD (OHEGOW MAIL TRIBUKE A Thursday, May 12. 195S u9f v. - U-jf-.-"- " AJ 21 MAY 21 H6S-78-87-a MAY 22 KIN 22 562-73-76 CANCH f JUNt23 JULY 23 ITi 6-18-27-33 1763-72-86-901 uo I JULY 24 Altd 23 4- 7- ft-d 53-54-71 vaee AUG 24 SEPT. 22 3- 5- 9-14 28-39 fij CLAY R. POLLAN- K Vow Doity AcfrWfy Guide JK ' According to rha Start. ' r To develop message for Friday,' vrad words corresponding to numbers f your Zodiac birth sign. SEFT.2 1-14 T7 JlJAi 50-59-7S V 2 Someone 3 Keep 4 Yau 5 Careful Don't 7 Lose 9 Stock 10 Taupe) 11 Fe 12 - 13 For 14 Of 15 Flow 16 Moves 17 You 13 Let n Alto . ' 20 Pu , 21 Be 22 Co 23 Credi 24 Meet 25 Around 26 folk. 27 Pn 28 And . B Into 30 Plenty 31 Brewing 32 See 33 Of 34 The 35 Whew, 36 Could 37 Motlmoff 39 Develop 3 Postmiiu 40 Your 41 Should 42 0 43 By 44 Into 45 Shed 46 Bring 47 If i ft 48 vent I' 49 With sl 50 You 51 You ! ' 52 W,rl -SJTokmg, 54 Your 55 That 56 Con 57 Your 58 Meet 59 Cheery 60 Be JGood Ad 1 There 2 Con 63 'You 64 And 65 Time 66 Associate 67 Mark 68 People 69 Are 70 Any 71 Time 72 In 73 Bring 74 Time ' 75 New 76 Profit 77 In 78 To 79 Proceed 0 Weak 81 Your 82 True 83 Friend 84 Links 85 CorefuRy 86 Bod 87 Reach 83 Favor 89 Decisions 90 Light 5' 13 Neutral OCT. 24 NOV. 22 pO-29-40-45, &67-74 1 SAGlTTAfKJS nov. a DEC 22 60-77-8.-88Sl At DEC 2 J An! 20 1-23-47-61 dfH K9-70-80-84J AQUAtJUS JAM. 21 FEB. I P0-I2-31-49, P7-66-7W MAR. 21 2S 2-17-24J6n E8-4V-823"M RADIO PROGRAMS-THURSDAY Preeji Tribune listed fcstow f wived ham tfca radia iiumai m uinmitiilitT eeea re sssfce sue m the Mail a Mpfjliad KVJC 121 ke KM1D 144S e 4 no Edward R. Morrow" Current & Choice 4 15 club 1230 Current 4t Choice 4:30 Med. School Presents KMED Presents 4:45 Frank Goes" Elmer Peterson net ke Fulton Lewis f. Hemingway. New Here's the Answer Sam Hayes. News 5 : 00 Rosemary Clooney Regional News 5:15 Bill Stern 3 Star Extra , 1:30 Amoa Andy Hotel for P" 5:45 Amos tc Andy: Nw Pays to oe Married 6:00 City Hospital KMED Sports Daily 0:15 City rsosp. , Korwaros w m jw Set. Preston of Yukon S(t- Preston ot Yukon Bob Greene News Bill Brundige Sports 6:30 Lowell Thomas 6:45 Platter Previews 7:00 Sports Roundup 7:15 Tennessee Ernie 7:30 Tennessee Ernie" , 7:45 Bing Crosby" Gabriel Beater Local News Virgil Pinkley Sam Hayes Great Glldersleeve g 00 Frost Prtlndvs Oakland Dr. Six Gun 8:15 Portland va Oakland , Dr. Six Gun 8:30 Portland vs Oakland', Jane Pickens 8:45 Portland vs Oakland Jane Pickens nnPortlandveOakland Fibber & Molly' n n DnrtUiul m ftwkland 9:30 Portland vs Oakland The Loser 0 15 Portland vsuasuana s 10:00 Portland vsOakland 4U.SO mu"- '"""- - ui'V. c I. 10:30 Wthr 6c Music to nemesis"; S"""--10:45 Burgie Music Box Night Serenade Eddie Cantor Show Eddie Cantor Show Morgan Beatty News Official Detective One Man's Family Official Detective Roy Rogers Musical Caravan Roy Rogers '- Musical Caravan Dixieland Express Dixieland Express True or False True or False News Fulton l-ewls Jr." Crime Fighters Crime Fighters Richfield Reporter KWINKaravan Weather tc Organ MldyKWIN Karavan . rVWllH naravan KWIN Karavan, 1 1 .00 Burgie Music Box 11:15 Sign Off - . 11:30 . 11:45 : "" ' 12:00 News. Nightwatchman Sign Off .Nightwatchman '' Nightwatchman TJiahtwatghman. New ""Sign Off RADIO PROGRAMS-FRIDAY 6:00 World News Bndup. MZD Korral 6:15 Yawn Patrol KMED Korrsl 6:30 Yawn Patrol . Town Country a diVawn Patrol ' First News i no riountv Aeent Johnnie Lee Wills Wakeup Ranch. Wakeup Ranch waneuuttancn Wakeup Ranch Hemingway News 7:15 Martin Agronalrjr 7 :30 Frank Goes 7:45 Harry Babbitt" "iloo Tom MaoLeod Sport Spotllte on Dinah 8:13 Breakfast uuo 8 30 Breakfast Club a :45 Breakfast Club "(Too Coke Time Friendship Circle Weather tc Local Beat Breakfast Gang; Nnwa i .omnLCH la r v - " Weather tc 7:50News . Best Buys Cliff Ingla News KMED Kashbox & Visitreena McBride Dr. Peale Bible Lrurtttute; Quiz & Swap tc sn Bible Institute S:15 Chet Huntley FriendshipCircla o ao Relav Quiz Strike It Klcn 9 4SoG?T Whisp. Sts. . Strike JtRich ro";00 Whtsp-rlng StreeU , Ptasa Out. Pays 10:15 Perry Mason IvLid-Monnne Newa 10:30 Nora Drake" , . ' BacksUge Wife less Tradine Peat Stella Danas Town Tonics Capitol Commentary Voice ot Deliverance - Voice ot Deliverance Newspaper of the Air Telo-Test- Rmgo-Bingo Riago-Bingo Florida Calling Florida Calling Queen tor a Day Queen for a Day 11:00 Helen Trent" m , Indies rtrst 11:1 5 Our Gal Sunday" Indies First 11:30 Mr. DistrictAttornejr Eastside Shopper 1 1 Mr rjt.trlct Attorney Pauline Fredrick 12 00N Paul Harvey Lunch time News WxNoontime New rrI d1 i ..r.hm Market. Western Roundup Time iiiZS:ZrJii" Lunchtime Bdlringer Western Roundupim.e Y father : jpmfcWin Mys. 6c KMED Kashbx. Western Kounoupma i nnnin Xr Win Just PUln fill - uame or jne ijay 1:15 Spin tc Win Lorenzo Jones 1:30 Arthur Godfrey" Doctor's Wif e i i.Arthur Godfrey " Pepper Ypg bo-Arthur Godfrey "Woman in My House Game of The Day ' 215Arthur Godfrey" Widder Brown Game of The Day s 2 3oZst"ctlyfortheLadie' This Woman's Secret Game of The Day 2:SllArthurGodfrey Myron J. Bennett Game of The Day "" oVCTAhton' BuUetinBd. Second Chance Western Roundup Time a isllconcertirne News 6c What's Doing Wastern Roundup Time S:3olSonrUme - - Current 6c Choice Behind The Story iiZSJSS; Current 6c Choice reUo-Test Game of The Day Game of The Day Game of The Day 4 CO Edward R. Murrow" 4:15 Club 1230 . . 4 30-Club 1230 4 -lit Frank Goss" Current 6c Choice Current 6c Choice KMED Presents Elmer Peterson Fulton Lewis Hemingway Here's the Answer Sam Hayes 3 00 Perrv Como" - Regional News . Bobby Benson- ... B is Bill Stern- 3 Star Extra- . Bobby Benson Sn Amos & Andy" Hoel for Pets Bob Greene News SZaSiSS AndytNews Pay to be Married Bill Brundige Sports "no Godfrey Digest Cavalcade of Sports Gabriel Heatter ; . 6-15 Godfrey Digest" Cavalcade of Sports Local News S 30 LoweU Thomas- Eddie Cantor Show VirgU Pinkley. 45--Platter Previews Eddie Cantor Show Sjm Hayes 7-15 Sports Roundup Morgan Beatty News Counterspy 7-15 Sports: Tenn. Ernie- One Man's Family- Counterspy 7:30 Tennessee Ernie" ' Dinah Shore Record H1U IAS Bine Crosby" Frank Sinatra Record Hits nh FY,tArPrtlndvsOaklandFriday wjtn Garroway Dixieland Express 815 PorUand vs Oakland Friday with GarrowayDixieland Express niMi. nakiand Friday with Garrowav Heartbeat of Industry g 'c. Portland vs Oakland Friday with Garroway Heartbeat of Industry "V:00 Portland vs Oakland 9 15 Portland vs uaxiana 9 30 Portland vs Oakland 9 :45 Portland vs Oakland ToToO Portland vs Oakland 10:15 Music to nememoer This- Week This Week , This Week This Week News" Fulton Lewis Jr. Take A Number Take A Number Richfield Reporter KWINKaravan Weather 6c Organaires KWIN Karavan in so Wthr 6c Music to RemenNight Serenade KWIN Karavan 10 :45 Burgie Music Box Night Serenade KWIN Karavan 1 1 :00 Burgie Music Box 11:15 Sign Off 11.30 ... 11:45 12.00 ABC cjST News. Nightwatchman Sign Off Nigntwatcnman v Nightwatchman Nightwatchman. News Sign Off NBC MBS K.BOY 730 KC (All programs at same time daily, tmlest atherwlss Indicated) A M. 5:30 Sign on. on. Music throughout day except for following DroTsrns: 10-10:15 KBOY Bargains: 11-11 -(Sunday only) First Baptist service. P.M. 12-12:15 KBOY ranch: 12:15 - 12 JO (Sunday only) KBOY ranch: 70 Sign off. . 0 TV Programs - KBES (Channel 5) THURSDAY 3:50 Devotions 4:00 Feminine Fancies 4:30 Robert Q. Lewis 4 :4S Val Rogue Camera 5:U0 Uncle iJill Show 3:30 Father Fans Out 5:45 Rep. Harris Ellsworth 6:00 Ore-Cal Panorama 7:00 Groucho Marx 7:30 Soortsmans Club 7:45 Sportscholar 8:00 The Falcon 8:30 Ford Theater 9:00 All Star Theater 9:30 Guy Lombardo 10:00 Favorite Story 10:30 News 16:35 Sign Off ' FRIDAY 3:50 Devotions ' 4:00 Feminine Fancies 4:30 Val Rogue Camera 5:00 Aunt Polly's Birthday Party 5 :30 Supermen 6 :00 Cavalcade of Sports 6:45 Jan Murray Show 7 :00 Pappy Coleman Show 7:15 Warm-up Time 7:30 Hollywood Album 8:00 Life of Riley 8 :30 4-Star Playhouse 9:00 The Line Up 9:30 Lucky Sportstiroe v 10:00 Weather -10:05 News 10:10 Sign Off Personal Health Service Bt WILLIAM BRADY. M il. ' ' ... - . .. ........ l- Readers should address inquiries to: . Dr. William Brady 263 EI Camino, Beverly Hills,. Calif. ARE DOCTORS ON DUTY AT NIGHT? Salt Lake Youfhs Captured Near Vale Save in his own house I had to' learn the hard way that a doctor should not attempt to serve members of his family professionally. . Thinking about this I recalled just such an emergency. About midnight I ran out to drive the chariot out of the rain, slipped on the wet porch sjep. and took a header onto the cement walk, sustaining a goose egg Over the eye and impacted Colles frac ture of the arm. A telephone' call to the home of a . doctor' ! had met (and loved) on the bowling green Incidentally, folks, I'm not at all the convivial or gregarious but rather the cold aloof type this I attribute to my monaural deafness .which makes it diffi cult or impossible to understand what anybody is saying in a group of people. In all my half- deaf life (since bird nest rob bing days) I was never conscious of -so much affection as I have for my bowling cronies. I ap peal to you men, and women' too, who are not! already equipped with the hobby, activity, extro version, game or sport every one needs to latch onto when without it he or she is likely to be relegated to the chimney cor ner. .-....' Well, the doctor arrived with in minutes, and took good care of me. t - . i But I realize I was lucky. Had it not been for bowling (the robber, by the way, beat me in the final for. the paul Ehrlich trophy and he has never stopped crowing about it) we would have had great difficulty getting a doctor at midnight in the rain. Whose fault is it that doctors are not generally available when you want a doctor at night? I have pondered this question a great 'deal .and seems, to me the answer is fifty-fifty that is, doctors and people are equal ly to blame. -. Take my case, for instance. In this neck, of the woods general practitioners are scarce , and be coming steadily - scarcer. For tunately we happened to know of . two, both good sensible doc tors, the kind you can trust. 1 happened to know them only be cause I m a bowler or because I'm a doctor. 6therwise, I 'imag ine, we would have made a fed eral case of it called an am bulance to take me to a hospital, and. all that furmy business for. a comparatively .minor . emer gency that any real doctor could handle in his office or at the patient's home. I believe the ,AMA-r- my pet aversion, some gullible custom ers will-sniff, is chiefly to blame for the scarcity of honest general practitioners. From" the time the late Pooh- Bah took over, slapped the officers of the Association around and started changing the profession into a business,. ' general practice has been patronized by the machine men as "horse-and-buggy" med icine. This line suits the $400 snob trade so well that the customers seem quite happy unless or until some night they need a doctor. - - . Well? ' ' QUESTIONS tc ANSWERS Craving for Sweets We are girls 24 and 22 working in an office. We are putting on too much weight. Both of us have a terrific craving for sweets . . . (. R. and V. MT) Answer Get some plain wheat at feed or seed store, from farmer, mill or market, and take a good chew of it instead of drinking a sweetened drink or eating fudge, ice cream and the like. It is better chewing than gum. . ' Calcium D, and Rheumatiz I have been taking your calcium and vitamin D for arthritis, as de scribed in the pamphlet, and have had the most faborable results I am back on my regular job now. which I naa Deen .unable to do for over a year . . . (CM. W.) Answer Thank you. In any case it can do no harm to -try it out. For in structions send stamped envelope, bearing your address, ask for pamph let "Calcium and Rheumatiz." Copyright 1955. John F. Dille Co. Gen. Gruenther Sees Defeat for Russians air power. Raccoon Leaves Student With Crimson Finger London (U.R) Supreme Al lied Commander Gen. Alfred M. Gruenther says flatly that Russia would be defeated in war right now because of the West's "tremendous advantage" in long range bombers. - "I feel -.that within the next three or four years we are going to "be able to continue our ad vantage in this long range air capability," Gruenther said, re ferring to American and British bombing aircraft. This was the first time the Allied commander has said di rectly that Russia would be beat en in any war starting now. Oth er Allied leaders have said the Soviet bloc- has no answer right now for the West's long range Mt. Sunapee, N. H. (U.R) A raccoon with the heart of a lion left a Harvard university stu dent with a crimson finger on the ski trails here. Peter Chermayeff told attend ants at a first aid station he was zooming down the Beck Brook trail when a raccoon blocking lus path forced him to ski to a atop. , Chermayeff picked up the ani mal which became panicky and bit Chermayeff 's finger. "He hung on like a lion," said the student. CROSSWORD PUZZLE An,w,r t-Y"t"d-y'- Fishermen Protest Underseas Explosion -' San Francisco (U.R) Wait Coast commercial fishermen have protested against the pro poser explosion of an atomic device in the Pacifio as being destructive to the sardine anrl mackerel fishing industries. ueorge j. .unristo, secretary of the San Francisco Sardine As sociation, took issue with the government's: declaration that the device would be detonated in an area "completely clear of fish ing grounds and shipping lanes." "We feel that such an explo sion will be destructive to ma rine life. The sardines markorpl and other species are now spawn ing in the ocean and this explo sion may completely destroy not only the fish but the snawn " ho said. , - - New Hampshire Lake ' Geography Confusing noiaerness, n. H. u.R) Squam lake is barely seven mile long, but its knotted shore- rne measures 78 miles. The lake at last count had 70 islands. The farthest you can get from land at any SDOt is a half mile. ' Despite its confusing' seosra- phy. Sauam lake is one of the best charted small bodies of water in the , world. . It was mapped by. Brandford Wash burn, director of the Museum of Science in Boston and an Alas kan explorer and cartographer. ine od toon two years. An electric de-icer will use very little power to keep a hole open in your stock tank in win ter. ACROSS ' 1 Contends with I Ascend 11 Father or mother 12 Eagles' nests 14 Chaldean city 15 Wheel cover 17 Reverberation 18 Corded cloth 20 Fops 22 Organ of hearing 24 Shut tightly -26 Strength 28 Note of scale 2 Mistake 31 Duties 33 Sound a horn 35 Fight between two 36 Replace J9 Expansive 42 Man's nickname 43 Retail establishment 45 Legend 46 Young dog 48 Barrel slat 60 Make lace 51 Roman date 63 Smaller amount tS Brother of Odin 56 Scoff at 59 Lifts 61 Hinder 62 Twists DOWN 1 Calling 2 Conjunction 3 Fondle kE A GAP E BIEITI ROARAB?D ASpl Sipir i s sop ARgbrrl lot sMmU W I L LffR 0BnBIOLlT 0 n Enrlo lM r aTbIDe 1 nBt oIpPv a toa s SEMI N O L E SnArAf1 t rIo tPp o RQcIlIaIy A TPS A L Al WlAlN M E rHS OlgJBLlE 0WELVRE S itA II g pgrvl IlIeIaIsItI IpIeimI RIGHT PLACE r r Marysville, Calif. (U.R) Helen Roy, practicing driving with a learner's license,' couldn't have picked a worse spot for a recent traffic accident. Her foot slipped from the brake to the ac celerator, and the car plowed in to a building occupied , by the California Highway Patrol and the Division .of Motor Vehicles the agency that examines and licenses drivers. Buying MILK Today? Reach for GILLIAN'S Plenty of good bedding It i of the best ways to help prevent mastitis in your dairy herd. ' " Nagging Backache Sleepless: Nights Often Due to Kidney Slow-down When kidney function fSowi down, -many . folks complain of nareing backache, to re aches, dirtiness and loss of pep and cnci-gr. . Don't suffer restless nights with these dis- comforts if reduced kidney function is VV tins you down due to suc& common can as stress and strain, over sure to cold. Minor bladd to cold or wronjr diet may niffbts or frequent passage Don't neglect your kidne- tions bother yon. Try Doan's Pills-a mild di uretic. It's amazing how maay times Doas'a -give happy relief from thest discomforts . help the 15 miles of kidney tibes and filters flush out waste. Ask for new. large, economy aire and save money. Get Doam's Fills today! ertion or i i irntations due fcus gettia 99 1 if these eondi- flStf ip only iwimg "Food & . OFFERED l . ti t S 4 7 8 9 K It 20 ZZ2I 3' v 31 j Ji" 3 35 CCt-rr A """" u " " " " ST 4 Wife of Geraint 5 Play on a ' btringed instrument Symbol for calcium 7 French article 8 Anger 9 Rodents lO-r-Support lli-Pocltetboos; .1.1 Rail birds 16 Prepare for print 19 Separates 21 Mild expletive . 22 Bush 25 Plunders 27 Rows 30 Underground parts of plants S Drift about x. 34 Jog 36 Swift - 37 Escaped J8 Pertaining t a period of time 40 Century plants 41 Tropical fruit (Pi.) ' 44 Turn Inside out -j - 47 French priest , 49 Brother of Jacob 82 Occupy chair 64 Title of respect 67 Prefix: down ! 68 Teutonic deity 60 Symbol for tla ite GREAT BARN 700 fiBOf Ifie 'was Ace . SttSTrWEf GrettCowell, ErAfsntf- - &m I i o symDoi lor ua I . - - I BARNEY GOOSIE and SNUFFY SMITH . - ; , BARNEY GOOGLE and SNUFFY SMITHS " k mm wtai. ..r- I I uia&i..t i.,,r tlhiiiih. uihbtts wrong I Ira, II Xtuem Durn GOVER'MINT I r mnn0MH tve soAP "bout -crsSiHC-KJ? I v 'nspectors want me an " ) : JWWZ ' YEP-1 CAN PATCH - .RQiuM- cwmd-ir , V snuffv TOSOTHRUW - yPfJ&P&i AIL I NEED IS A SPICK-jJ ftN" WW&?lJ7 ' 1 ACb$ AN'-SPAN PLACE TO yJgg K 1 Mm Ke W&ZSJfihX - : (yfiraXVi perform th' -Zjf w zM fkmW V a Jl'J UovN ii BUZ SAWYER ' ' '-.-:: ;. ' , . . " - ' BUI SAWYER " I ' r" yunurr, 1 I fflW OTHR THtH65 fiO VWWGi ' M! 1 U U ,k WUATTVffiCXl fill ::! 5 i WEIL, KOwrrTER. i rrb C0ME0H f S M. T0 NOSE OVER! J H I (fuU$$ U ABNER .' ' -' . ' ' ' - r 11 ABNBt ? r" In Medfordlfi Modern "1 ON WDfUSJMCKiN) JRETUW A -- 2?fS 1 -' -w W w. riuws wiui i 1Y 1 yV-V II II aSJtCZS . II TN-TPT !; onlyone piuci 1 1 --.WtFr wf . 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(U.R) Oregon state police are holding three Salt Lake City youth. who al legedly burglarized the Central junior high school in Salt Lake City of $1500 last Friday night The police said the suspects, one a soldier who is-absent with out leave, were being held on burglary - warrants - issued by Utah authorities. They were taken into custody Tuesday during a routine road check near Juntura, Ore, and Dead line Sunday Classified is M noon Saturday; 1 a. m. Mffliday for Monday; otiex days 140 previous day charged with being minors In possession of liquor. . It was during routine question ing that one of the three alleged ly admitted the Salt Lake City burglary and implicated his two companions. "The other two de nied any knowledge .of the bur glary. , WALT'S TV & Radio Service Oldest Shop In 8. Ore rot. 409 E. Main Phone t-2t Day or Night 8errice $50 (Medford and Tielnity) W Night Calls and Sundays No Calls Itt. era. ar all day Sat. Tbrd Theatre ! rVtsMttts for Hi j RRST TIME ON TV j TMI POLICY . M MM ALADDM BRUM DOMLEVT SOStT VH. KBES-TV' 8:30 FA. CHANNEL 5