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Newspaper Page TextTWO MECrORD (OREGON) MAIL TRIBUNE Tuesday, June 7, 1955 AfifL 21 i ri may Ji H?Vi3-66-73 y MAIL 22 XAAJ.7JLLOT MAY 2 JUNE 22 m 4- 5. 7-14 H-17- 7-24-31 JUNE 23 JULY 23 32-37 52 at uo ?! JULY 24 .Aud 23 Ov55.59-62 727&8M8 VMO AUO. 24 SCW. 22 ir 3-15-29-341 (-07-6B-74 -By CLAY R. POLLAN- JK Tour Do Activity Guide ' Accordno fo ffte Sfars To develop message tor Wednesday, read words corresponding to numbers ot your oaioc Dirm sign. 1 An 31 Now 2 Storting 32 Moke 3 Persevere 33 Try 4 Keep 34 Aooinst 3 Clew 35 Son 6 Importon 34 7 0 3' B'9 8 New 38 To 9 Inspiring 39 GomMino. 10 Day 0 Not 11 Use 41 Bright 12 Thing. 42 Thrilling 13 You 43 Collect 14 Other 44 But 15 But 45 Decision 16 Now 46 Or 17 Peoole 47 Day 18 Moke 48 Reoets 19 Foftfhouoht49 Accounts 20 Allow a 21 Before 22 Tofce 23 No 24 Troubles 25 Hove 26 Your 27 Dials 28 You 29 Guard 30 Partner 61 Friendship 62 Complete 63 Affection 64 Idem 65 And 66 Chances 67 Today 68 Too 69 To 70 Your 71 Not 72 Your 73 Todo 74 Impulsive 75 SHme 76 Benefit 77 Keep 78 Undertaking 79 Be 80 Patient 81 Assets 82 With 83 Without 84 Push 85 And scomo OCT. 24 NOV. 22 2- 8-12-1 1400-79-60 MOfTTAtUS NOV. 23 DEC 22 El-63-85joVSj (g)Good (a) Adverse 51 To 52 Promises 53 Sporty 54 Teammate 55 Judgment 36 r nrm irnmrvi o t i 57 Being 87 ForworrJ M To 88 Delay 59 Today 89 Reofjvel 60 Recommend 90 Intact IcutnJ T SEPT. 23 OCT. 23 o in to Tt ZA H4-71-82-8Sl fa CAfUCOCN JAN. 20 Vl !20-26-30-36JTi 44975 Mi AOUAMJS JAN. 21 FEB.' 19 y7076S mas FEB. 20 MAR. 21 133-33-43-49 K5-77-81- set RADIO PROGRAMS-TUESDAY Programs listed below are received from the radio stations and the Mail Tribune assumes no responsibility except to make such changes as are supplied KYJC 123 ke KM ED 1440 ke KWIN 1400 ke 4:00 Edward R. Murrow Current & Choice Fulton Lewis Jr. 4:15 Library News, Review Current & Choice Hemingway News 4:30 Girl Scouts K MED Presents Here's The Answer 4 :45 Frank Gross Elmer Peterson Sam Hayes 5 :00 Rosemary Clooney Regional News Sgt. Preston of Yukon 515 Bill Stern 3 Star Extra Sgt. Preston of Yukon 5:30 Amos & Andy Lone Ranger Bob Greene News 5 :45 Amos & Andy: News Lone Ranger Bill Brundige Sports 6 00 Suspense Lux Radio Theatre Gabriel Heater 615 Suspense Monitor Lux Radio Theatre Local News 6- 30 Lowell Thomas Lux Radio Theatre Virgil Pinkley 6:45 Wayne Morse Speech Lux Radio Theatre Sam Hays' "7 00 Safety Pays Morgan Beatty News Treasury Agent 7- 15 Safety Pays One Man's Family Treasury Agent 7:30 Show Tunes People are Funny The Search 7 :45 Bing Crosby People are Funny The Search 8 00 Portland vs Sacramento Dragnet Dixieland Express 8 15 Portland vs Sacramento Dragnet Dixieland Express 8 -30 Portland vs Sacramento Eisenhower Address Evening Serenade 8 :45 Portland vs Sacramento Eisenhower Address Evening Serenade 9:00 Portland vs Sacramento Fibber & Molly- News , . T. 9 1 5 Portland vs Sacramento Great Gildersleeve Fulton Lewis Jr. 9:30 Portland vs Sacramento Gen. Sarnoff Ta k John Steele 9 45 Portland vs Sacramento Gen. Sarnof f Talk J ohn Steele 10:00 Portland vs Sacramento Richfield Reporter KWIN Karavan 10:15 Music to Remember Organaires KWIN Karavan 10 :30 Music to Remember Night Serenade KWIN Karavan 10 45 Bureie Music Box Night Serenade KWIN Karavan 11:00 Burgie Music Box" News & Nightwatchman Sign Ofi ll-l 5 Sign Of 1 Nightwatchman ViAnZ Nightwatchman 11:45 Nightwatchman & News 12160 Sign Off - RADIO PROGRAMS-WEDNESDAY e:30i'wnP&Uol Town & Country Wakeup Ranch 6 453YawS Patrol First News ., Wakeup Ranch 7 oo County Agent Johnnie Lee Wills Hemingway News t'-IsTmtUS Agronsky Weather & Local Beat Breakfast Gang 7 aFrank Goss News Commentary Breakfast Gang 7 4Harrv Babbitt Weather & 7:50 News Best Buys "8 00 Tom MacLeod Spta. TBA Cliff Ingle News 8- 15BrwastClub KMED Kashbox & Visit Green. News 8 30 BreaMastCtab McBride&Dr.Peale Bible Institute 8:45BreakfastClub Quiz & Swap & Sell Bible Institute "a 00 Ted Malone Friendship Circle Town Topics tlsZchet Huntley Friendship Circle Capitol Commentary 5- MRetayQulz Strike It Rich Voice of Deliverance 9 45 coffee Time&Whls.St.Strike It Rich Voice of Deliverance 10 00 Whispering Streets Phrase that Pays Newspaper of the Air 10:15 Perry Mason Mid-Morning News Telo-Test 10:30Norarirake Backstage Wife Ringo-Bingo loils-Tradinlport Stella Dallas Ringo-Bingo 12 no PaulHarvev Lunchtime News & WX Noontime News 1215-lRSSiev7l Reporter Lunchtime Markets Western Roundup Time lflamHayci Lunchtime Features Western Roundup Time ii4sZwemthgr loin tc Win Mystery & Kashbox Western Roundup Time . l:00-Spin&Win Just Plain Bill Game of the Day i.i 5 snin&Win . Lorenzo Jones Game of the Day lisoh Godfrey' Doctors Wife ggSjffi 1 :45 Arthur Godfrey Pepper Young Game of the Day 2 00 Arthur Godfrey Woman in My Hou3e Game of the Day 215 Arthur Godfrey Widder Brown Game of the Day 2:30ty to the Ladies This Woman's Secret game of the Day 2 45 Arthur Godfrey Myron J. Bennett Game of the Day ' 3 00 Ashton" -.Bulletin Bd. Second Chance Western Roundup Time 3:15oncerame : News & What's Doing Western Roundup Tune ISaoZcSSceruS: Current & Choice Behind .Tbm Story 3:45 Concertime Current & Choice TeUoTest "4:00 Edward R. Murrow" Current & Choice """"iriVws 4:15-Club 1230 Current& Choice Sf1.?!3' Answer 4:30 Club 1230 KMED Presents ?"eN 4:43 Frank Goss Elmer Peterson Sam Havs News "sToo Perry Como Regional News 5 52 f iivS- 515 Bill Stern 3 Star Extra Long John Silver S iSZAmti & AndV Lone Ranger Bob Greene News 5 45AScl&jSdy:Nfew. Lone Ranger Bill Brundige Sports " 6 :00 F.B.I. In Peace. War KMED Sports Daily GabI??J Heater 6- 15 F3 X: Doug Edwards Governor's Report Local News S:3u3LowelThomas News Nelson Eddy Virgil Pinkley 6 45 Platter Reviews Nelson Eddy Show Sam Hayes "7 00 The Winning Corner Morgan Beatty News True Detective MysVes 7 : 1 harlirA vsHolman One Man's Family TeJDetective Myst'es 7 30 Charles vs Holman Dinah Shore The Nite gawks 7 :45Charles vs Holman Frank Sinatra The Nite Hawks 8 00 Portland vs Sacramento Groucho Marx Dixieland Express 81 Portland vs Sacramento Groucho Marx Dixieland Express 8 -30 Portland vs Sacramento Truth or Consequences Family Theatre 8 :.45 Portland vs Sacramento Truth or Consequences Family Theatre 9:00 Portland vs Sacramento Fibber & Molly Se5Y . t . 915 Portland vs Sacramento Great Gildersleeve Fulton Lewis Jr. 9- 30 Portland vs Sacramento College Quiz Bowl Sentenced 9 :45 Portland vs Sacramento College Quiz Bowl Sentenced 10:00 Portland vs Sacramento Richfield Reporter KWIN Karavan 10:15 Music to Remember Organaires 1N Karavan 10:30 Music to Remember Night Serenade 10:45 Burgie Music Box Night Serenade KWIN Karavan 11:00 Burgie Music Box News Nightwatchman Sign Off 111 5 Sign Off Nightwatchman 1 1 .30 Nightwatchman lli45 Nightwatchman & News 12l0O Sign Off ABC CBS NBC MBS fcBOV 730 KC (All programs at same time daily, unless otherwise Indicated) AJa. 5:30 Sign on. Music throughout day except for following programs: 10-10:15 KBOY Bargainr. 11-12 (Sunday only) First Baptist service. P.M. 12.12:15 KBOY ranch: 12:15 - 12:30 (Sunday only) KBOY ranch: 7:00 Sign off. . TV Programs - KBES (Channel 5) TUESDAV 3:50 Devotions 4:00 Feminine Fancies 4:30 V'al Rogue Camera 5:00 Uncle Bill Show 5:30 Utah. Rainbow land 6:00 Luray Caverns 6:15 Salk Vaccine Report 6 :30 Disneyland 7:30 Medical History 7:35 Hollywood Album 7:45 Armchair Adventure 8:00 Milton Berle 9:00 $64,000 Question 9:30 Mr. and Mrs. North 10:00 In the Mood 10:15 News WEDMESUAl 3:50 Devotions 4:00 Feminine Fancies 4:30 Val Rogue Camera 5:00 Uncle Bill Show 5:30 Western Theater 6:30 Garden. Home and Farm 6:45 Question Box 7 CO Hopalong Cassidy 7:30 Liberace 8:00 Man Behind The Badge 8:30 Spring Styles 8:45 Hollywood Album 9:00 Let's Kick It Around 9:15 General Sports time 9:30 Science Fiction . 10:00 Geo. Gobel 10:30 Weather 10:35 News 10:40 Sign Off OXonner Favors Culler Daia Release San Jose, Calif. (U.PJ Basil O'Connor, president of the Na tional Association For Infantile Paralysis, says that information on the Cutter Laboratories Salk polio vaccine should be released by the government immediately to remove "the five o'clock shadow" over the vaccine pro gram. "If it hadn't been for the Cut ter situation, the program would have gone ahead as scheduled," O'Connor said. "It was something we couldn't have foreseen and the Cutter question must be an swered to remove any existing doubt." O'Connor, in an address before 350 persons last night, sniped at critics of the Salk program who said vaccinations had been has tily undertaken. "The vaccine program took many years of step by step de velopment," he said. "Nothing has been done with anything re sembling haste." TO RESTORE PAINTINGS Austin, Tex. (U.R) The Tex as Senate, keeping pace with the times, has ordered an oil paint ing of Davy Crockett and four other Texas heroes restored at a cost of $12,000. Personal Health Service By WILLIAM BRADY, M.D. Readers should address inquiries to: Dr. William Brady 263 El Camino, Beverly Hills, Calif. A substantial part of the pam phlet on The Menopause, which I will send free upon written, signed request if you provide stamped, self-addressed enve lope, deals with the fishwife conception, of "change of life." Lest some leads in the Pink-ham-Pierce tragi - comedy "The Crisis" prefer to remain unen lightened, I'll say right here that there are only two actual chan ges in the life of the middle aged woman (Webster, not I, will define the term), and these are (1) cessation of menstruation, and (2) ovulation. The woman is aware of the first, but not of the second change that is to say the menopause manifests itself by cessation of menstrua ation and only . . . Oh-oh, wait a moment, there's no point in driving a hundred thousand women over to the racketeers. So we'll delete only ignorant ones imagine it accounts for whatever shortcomings or ail ments they happen to have after forty, and put it this way: Other than cessation of men struation the only manifestation an intelligent woman may" asso ciate with the menopaus is, I re gret to say, the discomfort com- ! monly called "hot flashes." I regret to say so because physi cians do not even know whether the hot flashes are due to too much or too little internal se cretion from the ovaries ovarian hormone; or perhaps to a disturbance of the autonomic (automatic) regulation of the cir culation from some cause un related to sex. Some physicians' experience leads them to believe an ovarian ; (corpus luteum) hormone, avail able (on prescription) as Pro gesterone, Premarin, etc., is the Around Hollywood By ALINE M0SBY United Press Correspondent Editor's note: Aline Mosby is on va cation. Oscar-winning dress designer Helen Rose predicts what women will wear in the year 2200. The second of a two-part series on Hollywood's pre dictions for the world of tomorrow. By HELEN ROSE Written for the United Press Hollywood (U.R) By 2200 A.D. most clothes will be obso lete. By that time women will have approached a perfection of body. We are growing closer to this every day. Healthful living, sen sible diet and proper thinking will be the thing. In short, emphasis will be placed on the feminine form rather than the clothes that cover it. I gave this subject serious consideration in preparing MGM's science - fiction movie, "Forbidden Planet," which takes place in 2200 A.D. at this date, I believe, anything but the brief est tunic will be out. Ava Ahead of Times I'm sure the women of that age will look back at us with amusement and amazement. In this year, 1955, we grid our selves into breath-stopping foun dation garments to achieve the wasp-waisted look. The next day we crawl into nylon armor to control our curves for the long- torso look. I also think Ava Gardner was : ahead of our times. In the future j we'll have a whole race of bare-1 footed females. The feminine foot has been dis figured by shoes. We are gradual ly getting back to the simplicity of the Grecian sandal. In an other 250 years women's feet will have regained the beauty lost through years of cramping into unnatural shapes and sizes. This "shape of things to come" is destied to be Utopia for the budg-. No More Jewels No more furs, nor jewels. Coats of any type will be passe. By this time all of the fabrics worn will be insulated against both heat and cold, thus eliminat ing the need for added protection against wind or weather. As for jewels, complete un adorned simplicity will be the keynote of beauty. I admit the majority of to day's women will take a gloomy view of life minus furs, jewels, changing silhouettes and Dior's predictions. The lucky woman of tomor row will be the one who con siders herself unlucky today. She'll be the fashion leader one who lowers her eyes de murely and whispers: "But I have absolutely nothing to wear." best palliative for "hot flashes." Many women have assured me that supplementing their ordin ary diet with extra calcium and vitamin D and using more of the high calcium foods in the every day diet brings considerable im provement in respect to hot flashes. This is explained in the Menopause pamphlet and in the booklet The Calcium Shortage for which inclose 25c in addition. Fortunately for mankind, women are credulous creatures. Or should I say doctors are plausible? How else can we ac count for the association of high blood pressure, phycho-neurotic disturbances and other ailments too gloomerous to mention in a health column, with the termina tion, the natural termination of fertility? Although the menopause marks the termination of fertili ty, the capacity to conceive and bear children, it has no effect on sex appeal or potency. The credulity of women ac counts for the many fishwife su perstitions about the so-called "change," "female weakness," "displacement" and other mor bid concepts cultivated and treated by doctors endowed with little conscience. QUESTIONS & ANSWERS Rare Gumption Not only has our general family health improved materially but we have enjoyed better eating and sav ings beyond expectation since we pur chased the mill and ground all our own cereal and flour . . . (W. K. M.) Answer Few Yankee families have enough gumption to do so. Send CROSSWORD PUZZLE Anw'' Yt'M"v'' Puaste stamped, self-addressed envelope and ask in writing for pamphlet WHEAT TO EAT. Natural Breathing for Poor Circulation . . . and tell you what a wonderful help your "Belly Breathing" has been for my mother, who is diabetic and has poor circulation. When her feet are cold and she can't get asleep at night she practices the breathing ex ercises as your booklet . . . fci a short while she gets warm and drops off asleep . . . (Mrs. C. R.) Answer Instructions for natural belly breathing in Little Lesson 21. HOW TO BREATHE, for which send 25c and- stamped, self-addressed envelope. Copyright 1955. John F. Dille Co. THROUGH MO90 1 US -than any other brand. Orange flavored: accu rate dosage. Buy the best for your child. STJOSEPH ASPIRIN FOR CHILDREN Woriiils Largssl Sel&s Aspirin Fa-Dfidren Housework Easy Without Nagging Bzctacha Nagging backache, beadaeha, or muscular aches andpainsmay come OB with overexer tion.emotional upsets or day to day stress and strain. 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St. Claire and the Luckenbach freighter Marine Snapper in the dense fog off the Golden Gate yesterday morning. Inquiry officers will attempt to learn why two ships equipped with radar capable of "seeing" through fog should have collided. The accident occurred at 9:21 a.m. (PST), shortly after the Marine Snapper had cleared the Gate en route to Seattle. The St. Claire was inbound. There were no injuries and both vessels pro ceeded to port under their own power. The St. Claire suffered a dam aged bow and the Marine Snap per had a 40-foot hole ripped in her hull on the port side. JBT JtsTj aW Qi wrasj ST. n r sr There's one thing you can say for sure about hot weather in Southern Ore gon. No . matter how beastly hot it gets in the daytime, it always cools off in January. WALT'S TV & Radio Service Oldest Shop in So. Oregon 409 E. Main Phone 2-2269 Day or Night Service $050 (Medford and vicinity) Night Calls and Sundays No Calls Frt Cve. or all day Sat. 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