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TWO MXDFORD (ORE GO If) MAIL TMBTJHE Friday. June 10. 195S AMCC J&A- JO rS may 21 16-57 MAY 23 JUNI 22 41-5641 CAMCIt JUNtZJ MAY 23 1178-81-861 ?i JULY 24 r-L.A06. 23 f 1- 7-1IW3 469-71-83-90 VMOO SfPT 22 76-77 84-891 -By CLAY R. POLLAN- Jh Your Doifjr Activity Guide JK According to ) Srort. To develop message for Saturday, rtod words corresponding to numbers of your Zodiac birth sign. SEPT. 23 OCT 23 2 Ktap 3 Return 4 Today 5 Now 6 Promises 7 H 8 WHoteum 9 Clnr 10 Sot 11 Of 12 Peat 13 OrW 14 Don't 15 W.II 16 Lot 17 Be 18 Depend 19 Some 20 Orhm 31 You 32 Newt 33 Moke 34 To 35 And 36 Profitable 37 Bring 38 Appear 39 Moy 40 Ready . 41 Decision 42 Be 43 Lvov 44 You 45 Success 46 Desired 47 Moil 4f Make 49 HortJ 50 Detirobl 21 Adjustments 5 1 To 22 Hours 23 You 24 On. 25 Will 27 Hex 28 Bring 39 Someone's 30 It (3) Good 52 To 53 WiH 54 Promises 55 Concerning 56 Toward 57 News 58 Pleose 59 Progress 60 To Adverse 61 Midday 62 Borrowed 63 Personal 64 So 65 In . 66 Money 67 Your 68 Recently 69 Loophole 70 Projects 71 When 72 Moke 73 Or 74 You 75 Talk 76 Personal 77 Or 78 Alter 79 Things 80 Domestic 81 A 82 Problems . 83 Making 84 Business 85 Them 86 Situation 87 Over 88 Cheerfully 89 Affairs 90 Decisions 61155 Neutral jcoeno OCT. 24 NOV 22 11 Tl 00. jr.J 51-67-70 VjS 127-6248 lAOCTAtJUS NOV 23 DCC 22 3-5.823-41 :4 DEC JAN. 63-58-74 JAN. 21 FEB. 19 2- 9-11-13 kj-780-82 ptscts FEB. 20 MAR. 21 lM5-17-40lTi 87 MM 152-75-79-t RADIO PROGRAMS-FRIDAY Programs listed below ar received from Hm radio stitiofH aarj rka Mail Trikuaa assumes no waposMibility except to eaaka awefc cwaagoa as ar supplied KVJC 123 ke KMED 14 KWIN 1408 fce 4:00 Edward R. Murrow" Current & Choice . Fulton Kwii 4 15 club 1230 Current & Choice ' Henunifway News 4 30 Club 1230 KMED Present Here's the Answer 4:45 Frank Goss Elmer Peterson Sam Hayes 5 :00 Perry Como Regional New Bobby Benson 515 Bill Stern 3 Star Extra - Bobby Benson 5:30 Amos irAiuSy Lone Ranger Bob Greene New 8:45 Amos tt Andy; Nwi Lone Ranger Bill Brundige Sports 6 00 Godfrey Digest" Cavalcade of Sporta Gabrael Heatter 6:15 Music Box At EdwardaCavalcade of Sports Local News 6:30 Lowell Thomas" Nelson Eddy Show Virgil Pinkley 6:45 Platter Previews Nelson Eddy Show Sam Hayes 7:00 Sports & Term. Ernie Morgan Beatty News Counterspy 7:15 Sports; Tenn. Ernie" One Man s Family- Counterspy 7:30 Tennessee Ernie Dinah Shore Show Record Hits 7:45 Bing Crosby Frank Sinatra Record Hits ' 8 00 Portland-Sacramento Friday with Garroway Dixieland Express 8:15 Portland-Sacramento Friday with Garroway Dixieland Express 8:30 Portland-Sacramento Friday with Garroway Have a Heart 8:45 Portland-Sacramento Friday with Garroway Have a Heart " 9:00 Portland-Sacramento This Week ?ews . , T. :15 Portland-Sacramento This Week Fulton Lewis ijr 9:30Portland-Sacrament Monitor Preview Take A Number; 9 45 Portland-Sacramento This Week Take A Number; r0:0O Portland-Sacramento Richfield Reporter WlNKaravan 10:15 Music to Remember Organaires 10:30 Music to Remember N ght Serenade EX? 10:45 Burgle Music Box Night Serenade KWIN Karavan 1 1 -00 Burgle Music Box News & Nightwatehman Sign Off 1115 Sign Off Nightwatehman ll-aoZr Nightwatehman J J :;, Nightwatehman at Newa 12:00 SlgnOK RADIO PROGRAMS-SATURDAY 6 30Yaw5 Patrol KMED Present WakeupRancn eYgwgpStrol First News WakeupRanch -7:00-Texaco Reporter" Hre To Vet. IGai?" is Martin Agronaky Weather it Local Beat Breakfast cans TJORobert Q Lewi' Nrws Commentary Breakfast Gang iSZSnntrtQ Lew5 Weather St 7 :50Nw Network Newa -8:00No School TodaT KaffeeKlatch Social Security Prog. 8 15 No School Today Gcwpel Program News" . RMt. 8 30 No School Today McBnde Soc. See. Haven of Reft 8 45 No SPhnnl Today Church Program Haven of Rest B:00-No School Today enh?3 ISlllSv Dixie 9:15 No School Today Friendship Circle, Strict! y hs-s?" gy sag inpr a ssssss Io:lSgunsrokee" SSaSnoT. ToT&ne. loSsooTthe Navy goad Show SSSSSSK 10- 45 Trading Post goad Show Ringo-Bingo ll:00-CBSOrchestra You and Health Game of The Day; 11:15 CBS Orchestra" . You and Health Game of The Day 11 :30 Radio Farm News" Regional Newa Game of The Day 11- 45 Garden Gate gongs & Weather Game of The Day 12:00N Texaco Reporter Natl. F&H Hour Game of The Day 12 15 ProudlyWeaa Natl. F & H Hour Game of The Day 12:3otlpr?SdlyWeHaa 5"2 f 52WI SSI of The dIv 12 wither Renort . Road Show . Game of The Day Tootisenhower Speech goad Show GameofThe Day; 1:15 Eisenhower Speech Road Show Game of The Day 1-10 Club 1230 RoadShow Game of The Day 1-45 Club 1230 RoadShow Game of The Day -a-OO Chev Newscast" News Western Roundup Time a isZciub i230 LooktotheSkle Western Roundup Time antlasurv Show" Thy Kingdom Come Western Roundup Time 1 45TreaS!ir? IhSw Thy Kingdom Come Western Roundup fime "t'-nn Chev Newscast" Travel & Newa Western Roundup Time i?2Zciub i230 Heart of News Western Roundup Time ilrtZuVhertvPresents Don Wright Chorus Western Roundup Time I:45DtuIhert?Prestnts Don Wright Chorus Western Roundup Time "TfinZHoiivwood Park Races"Conversation Here's to Vets 1;15hS SlwSd Pa R.c.a-ConverUon Arm'v Hou'r'"3' 4 :30 Club 1230 Boston Pops; Army Hour "t-iv.ni.f." Boston Pops Army Hour "s-OO Texaco Reporter All Star Parade Academy Band; 3 ?5 vita Adm All Star Parade Academy Band S-'-totlBances Best" What's Doing Latin Rythms' S-tlSSnlel lest" H. V- Kaltenborn Latin Rythma 6:00-TwoForMoney Tex Williams; Hawaii Calls; 15 TwoForMoney Tex Williams Hawaii Call ";1o:m KrtriciAttorney Dick Spain Band fSjSSSiSStl MJL 65Mr District Attorney Dick Spain Band Lombardo-Land U.8A. "7 no Gunsmoke" Town Hall Party Grizzly Platter Parade 7;l5ZGSSsoke" Town Hall Party Grizzly Platter Parade ?:3oIlGanBbsters Dude Ranch Jamboree Poptime 7-4jZGagbusters Dude Ranch Jamboree Public Library Prog. "Too Portland-Sacramento London Studio; You Never Know 815 Portland-Sacramento London Studio Join the Navy !:30tIpoHland-Sacramento Grand Ole Opry; iSSSI 845 Portland-Sacramento Grand Ole Opry Sounding Board "9:00 Portland-Sacramento Perfect For Dancing News 9:15 Portland-Sacramento Perfect For Dancing Waahlnrtoa Revert 9:30 Portland-Sacramento Perfect For Dancing Sat. Dance Parade 9 45 Portland-Sacramento Perfect For Dancing Sat. Dance Parade 10:00 Portland-Sacramento Sat Nite Reporter Sat. Dance Patje 1015 Truman Speech Guest Star Sat. Dance Parade 10:30Truman Speech Medford Guard Time Sat. Dance Parade in:4MsTe to Remember Medford Guard Time Sat. Dance Parade n -no sign Off News & Nightwatehman Sign Off i:i5 Nightwatehman '-jo Nightwatehman JJ:45 Nightwatehman at New 12:00 Sign Off ABC CB NBC MBS KBOY 73 KC (All program at sam tint dally, unless otherwls rndleated) Am. 5:30 Sign on. Music throughout day exeept for following program 10.10:15 KBOY Bargains: 11-12 (Sunday only) First Baptist service. p m 1212:15 KBOY ranch: 12:15 - 12:30 (Sunday only KBOY ranch: 7:00 Sign off. " TV Programs KBES (Channel 5) FRIDAY 3:50 Devotion 4:00 Feminine Fancies 4:30 Val Rogue Camera 5:00 Aunt Polly s Birthday Party 5 :30 Superman 6:00 Cavalcade of Sport 6:45 The Last Story 7:00 Pappv Coleman 7:15 Hollywood Album 8:00 Life of Riley 8:30 4-Star Playhouse 9.-00 The Line Up 9 JO Lucky Sports time 10:00 Weather 10:05 Best Theater 11:05 Newa 11:10 Sign Off ! SATURDAY 1 9:45 Pre-Game Dizzy Dean Show 9 :55 Pro-Baseball 2:50 Devotions 3:00 Mr. Wizard 3:30 March On 4:00 Faith For Today 4:30 Western Theater 5:30 Soldier Parade 6:00 Professional Father 6:30 Melody Wrangler 7:00 Jackie Gleason 8:00 Eddie Cantor 8:30 Dunsmuir Railroaders , 8:45 So. Ore. Health 9:00 So This Is Hollywood 9:30 Break the Bank 10:00 Wrestling From Hollywood 10:30 News 10:35 Sign Off SUNDAY 2:00 The Christophers 2:30 American Forum 3:00 Mightier Than the Sword 3 :30 This is the Life 4:00 So. Ore. Roundtable 4:30 Sunday Matinee 5:30 Hollywood Album . .: 5:45 Sunday Supplement , 6:00 Private Secretary 6:30 People Are Funny 7:00 Toast of the Town 8:00 G. E. Theater 8:30 It's A Great Life 9:00 Loretta Young 9:30 Weekly News In Review 9 :45 Music Box Review 10:00 Life With Father 10:30 News 10:35 Sign Off Personal Health Service By WILLIAM BRADY, M.D. Readers should address Inquiries to: Dr. William Brady 263 EI Camino, Beverly Hills, Calif. 180,000 UNNECESSARY TONSILLECTOMIES Medical or health authorities (of whom I am not one) estim ated f if ten years ago that 1,235,- 000 tonsillectomies a year were performed" in the United States. Drs. Hansel and Chang estim ated (Archives of Otolaryng ology, Jan. '40) that 160,000 of the annual one and a quarter million tonsillectomies were un necessary. They believed that, in the absence of hay fever and ashtma, nasal allergy and aller gic bronchitis frequently eluded diagnosis and that tonsillectomy was often recommended because allergic symptoms were mistak en for those of infectious origin. Children with nasal allergy. allergic "sinus" trouble or aller gic bronchial trouble are not benefited by tonsillectomy. Don't snarl at me, tonsil snatchers. I'm merely trying to teach people the truth as told to recognized medical authorities. I do hope neither Dr. Hansel nor Dr.' Chang has changed his mind about it in the intervening years, as a Birmingham health author ity did about rabies after he had concluded that rabies is primar ily a veterinary problem. Re gardless of its prevalence among dogs, it will probably never cause sufficient morbidity or mortality among human beings in this region" (the rabies cap ital of North America) "to allow its classification as a public health problem of importance." The Birmingham man later had dog catching made the prerog ative of the county health de partment. The U.S. Public Health Service likes it that way, and you know the federal boys have something to say about the allocation of federal funds to local health departments. Back in the halcyon days of health columning medical col leagues who knew I wasn't using my newspaper publicity to att ract patients, as some column ists do, used to tell me they en vied me the privilege of speaking out . . . well, this may have pleased some readers but it has made few friends in the medical and dental professions. About the allergic manifesta tions which are so often mis taken for "repeated colds," sinus trouble," bronchial trou ble" and "infected tonsils," de monstration of eosinophils in the nasal secretion indicates that the trouble is allergic and not infectious, according to these authorities. Eosinophils are cells similar to or identical with white blood corpuscles, which take a red stain (eosin) in the microscope specimen. Although I know precious liUJe about allergy, a good many victims of the hypersenstivity found the remedies I recommend for prevention and relief highly satisfactory. For detailed in structions send stamped, self- addressed envelope and ask for the pamphlet Relief for Allergy. Also available are the follow ing pamphlets on allergic ail ments: Hives, Hay Fever. Asth ma, Eczema. Any one pamphlet is free if you provide stamped, self-addressed envelope. If you ask for more than one, inclose ten cents for each additional pamphlet. QUESTIONS ANSWERS ' No Data on Doctors Kindly give me the names of doc tors in this vicinity who practice the natural childbirth method . . . (Mrs. V. F. T.) . Answer I'm sorry! have no data. Pledge Forms I know the sorrows drink can bring to the home, as my husband is a drunkard. I wish you had forms for the no drink pledge, as I would like to give it to my sons too. (Mrs. ) Answer I'd have some printed if there were a demand for them. I get little or no response (except unfavor able criticism) when I talk about temperance. I believe you can obtain blank forms for the total abstinence pledge from your local W. C. T. U. (Protected 1955 by John F. Dille Co.) Girard Davidson Named To Italian Conference Portland (U.PJ C. Girard Davidson, Portland, former as sistant secretary of interior, said he has received word of his ap pointment on an American dele gation to an Italian conference on city, regional and national planning. cv WEATHER BSFORECAST: MJUEARUK UUUUT! Clear and Bright on your TV Screen if you have it Serviced where "TV is a Business, not a Sideline." For TV Service Call Ml NKLER'S 2-9824 Nights and Sundays 3-3132 3-4394 Blood Donors Slow In Making Appointments Appointments to give blood at the visit of the Red Cross blood mobile next Tuesday are coming in slowly, it was reported to day. Some 250 donors will be need ed to provide the quota of 200 pints sought next week. Up to yesterday only about 20 persons had called to make appoint ments. Donor appointments may be made by telephoning 3-3813. The blood unit will be at the Elks temple as usual from 1 to 6 p.m. Tuesday, June 14. Dead line Sunday at noon Saturday. Classified is at School District 6C Election Monday Central Point Residents of school district 6C will vote Mon day on a $252,966.48 tax levy over the 6 per cent limitation for the district's 1955-56 fiscal year budget. The levy election will be necessary because of an inade quate base, additional teachers needed and increased operation al cosats of the school district. The budget totals $600,841, an increase of $402 over fiscal year 1954-55. Pre-School Clinic Set At Gold Hill School Gold Hill A clinic for pre school aee children who will enter the first grade in Gold Hill next September will be held Monday, June 13, from 9:30 a.m. to 4 p.m. in the school cafeteria, instead of the Gold Hill Com munity Methodist church, as previously announced. Dr. A. E. Merkel. nublic health physician, will be in charge, ac cording to Mrs. Mel Hood, sum mer roundup chairman for the Gold Hill Parent-Teacher asso ciation. CROSSWORD PtJZZLE An,w" t0 yttrw Pu, Doc Brady does a real neat job when it comes to working on caged ixes. Just tell him we sent you if you ever want a penned ix removed. JjjtiUJbujAy Koko Says: We Specialize in Fitting Children's Shoes Correctly! . Does Your Child Have This Problem? If I I I PRONATION (ankling in). A common children's foot defect. We Have a EDWARD'S Corrective Shoe For This Problem. JOHNSTON & STEWART JUNIOR BOOT SHOP "Whtre the Fit I Guaranteed" CENTRAL at MAIN, MEDFORD Pendleton U.R An "excel lent" and plentiful pea crop has been reported in Umatilla county this year, according to growers. WALT'S TV & Radio Service Oldest Shop In So. Oregon 409 E. Main Phone 2-2269 Day or Night Service SO50 Medford and vicinity) w Night Calls and Sundays No Calls m Sve. or all day Sat. poison OAK? Try a Bottle of ZEMACOL You must be satisfied or your mofay cburfully rafunded. Get a settle te i1 at WESTERN THRIFT. 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Place of employ ment for all four positions will be Portland District, Corps of Engineers. Further information and ap plication forms are available at the Medford post office. Salem (U.R) The anual meet ing of the National Livestock Brand Conference will be held in Portland June 20-22. l$ NCT PLrVYH BY Trie MOUW tT H&.D rSfirUNSttrie LARYNX, i V0CM. C0RD5TKWWnH? NTPlte INSTRUMENT PROPUCtAviOpOt-llKe SOUND-. , X?Mdn khkial g WClVKRWoR IN NW WTM.CeW, HhRTTOTiO'COWiraWTtO l VJHo INVENTED IKE . PROCESS fOR RENINS IRDM, DBcoveasDiHW ft w-hsroF COUP fclR ON LIQUID PIS IKON, fcTUruY mnde it Hotter, HI6 FMHEB-lM LrVW THoUGff. W & P0CT0R TO IfeEKTHM f & f MENTPiUFWltNl BARNEY GOOGLE and SNUFFY SMITH BARNEY GOOGLE and SNUFFY SMITH -ff I SHORE AM H ITS BEEN SlCH A IONS YEP H II AN THIS-UN LOOKS YT WAAL, ,TX GLAD TO SEE VE P TIME SINCE YE HAD J. 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