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Newspaper Page TextTWO MEDFORD (OREGON) MAIL TRIBUNE Tuesday June 28, 1955 STAR GAXERM AMIS MAR. 22 APR.' 20i i 11 tlVi APR. 21 I MAY 21 QM 6-18-31-51 567-7646-881 MAY 22 fi) JUNE 22 H4-6.12-lfl KX875-87-89 ICANCR JUNE 23 JULY 23 , 2-15-27-45 65-71-78 no JULY 24 AUG. 23 IT 5-14-21-30 H4V50-73-85-90 vmoo AUG. 24 I Ff 8-19-20-331 41-60-74 -By CLAY R. POLLAN- M Your Ooiy Activity Guide M f According fo fhe Sfon. To develop message for Wednesday, read words corresponding to number of your Zodiac birth siga 1 Things 31 Financial 2 Don't 32 Aspects 3 Look 33 Lot 4 Best 34 Cards 5 Won't 35 A 6 For 36 Evening 7 Better 37 If 8 You ' 38 Romantic 9 Put 39 Ways 10 All 40 Your 11 Toword ' 41 By 12 Making 42 Favorable 13 You 43 Of 14 Be 44 Doesn't 15 Let 45 Bring 16 Improvement 44 For 9-10-23-34iT1 U7-57-66 jLA 17 Dates 18 In 19 Gain 20 A 21 Easy 22 Spending 23 The 24 Caution 25 Loosely 26 Seek 27 Emotions 28 Required 29 See 30 To 47 On 48 And 49 Quiet 50 Change 51 Picture 52 Spot 53 Possessions 54 Bring ,55 Getting 56 You 57 The 58 Things 59 Your 60 Being 61 And 62 Cleared 63 Are 4 Lock 65 Trouble 66 Table 67 Comes 68 Up 69 Achieving 70 Your 71 Or 72 Involved 73 Pattern 74 Thrifty 75 Seeing 76 As 77 Goals 78 Losses 79 Heart's 80 Desires 81 The 82 Interests 83 Door 84 Favored 85 Of 86 A 87 Professionol 88 Surprise 89 Persons 90 Things scotrio OCT 24 NOV 22 P4-28-37-40i 5343-72 VU SAGITTARIUS NOV 23 DEC 22 22-25-44-54 4TI 56-59-79-80 M Good (Adverse Neuml UBBJk SEPT 23 OCT 23 CAPHCOItN DEC. 23 JAN. 20 1 1 T MC' 1A.-8LR9-R4W; AOUAMUS JAN. 21 FEB.' 19 jSj!? r S 13-29-39- 169-70-77 PISCES 20 V? FEB. MAR. 21 P6-35-49-52Ci 61-64-81-83M 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 fce KM ED 1440 fcc KWLN 1400 ttc 4-00 Edward R. Murrow Current & Choice Fulton Lewis Jr. 415 Guest Star Current & Choice Hemingway News 4- 30 Club 1230 KMED Presents Here's The Answer 4:45 Frank Gross Elmer Peterson Sam Hayes 5:00 The Ferris Reel Regional News ' Sgt. Preston of Yukon 515 Bill Stern 3 Star Extra Sgt. Preston of Yukon 8:30 Amos & Andy Lone Ranger Bob Greene News 5:45 -Amos & Andy: News Lone Ranger Bill Brundige Sports "em Suspense Sports Daily Gabriel Heater 6:15 Suspense Monitor Carnival Of Books Local News 6:30 Lowell Thomas" Nelson Eddy Show VirgJ Pinkley 6:45 Wayne Morse Speech Nelson Eddy Show Sam Hays 7:00 Safety Pays Morgan Beatty News Treasury Agent 7:15 Safety Pays One Man's Family Treasury Agent 7:30 Random Records People are Funny The bearch 7:45 Bing Crosby People are Funny The Search . 8:00 Portland vs Los Angeles Dragnet fx!eJanJ Express 8:15 Portland vs Los Angeles Dragnet Dixieland Express 8 :30 Portland vs Los Angeles Proudly We Hail Evening Serenade 8:45 Portland vs Los Angeles Proudly We Hail Evening Serenade 9 :00 Portland vs Los Angeles Fibber & Molly - News 9:15 Portland vs Los Angeles Great GUdersleeve Fulton Lewis Jr. 9:30 Portland vs Los AngelesNew Eng. Story John Steele 9 -45 Portland vs Los AngelesNew Eng. Story; John Steele 10:00 Music to Remember Richfield Reporter NKaravan 10:15 Music to Remember Organaires KWIN K"avan 10 :30 Music to Remember Night Serenade KWIN Karavan 10 45 Burgle Music Box Night Serenade KWIN Karavan TTooBurgie Music Box News & Nightwatchmah Sign OH 1115 Sign Oft Nightwatchman 11-aoZr Nightwatchman lliC- Nightwatchman & News . 12:00 - Sign Off RADIO PROGRAMS-WEDNESDAY 6:30-Yawn Patrol KMED Presents Wakeup Ranch 6:45-$!wn PaSol First News ., Wakeup Ranch 700 County Agent Johnnie Lee Wills Hemingway News TilsTMSXonW' Weather Local Beat g'eak gsang 7-30 Frank Goss News Commentary "jreaiciasi wing SHarvBabbltt Weather & 7:50 News Best Buys " DO Tom MacLeod Sots. World News Roundup Cliff Ingle News I:15B?Skfat Club KMED Kashbox & Visit Green News 8:3lakfastClub McBride & Dr. Peale !e i118?11 I 5:4g"astClub Quiz & Swap & Sell Bible Institute 800 Ted Malone Friendship Circle Town Topics 9-15het Huntley Friendship Circle Capitol Commentary I:30efayQuiz Strike It Rich Voice of Deliverance . 5- nffqTlmeWhls.Sts.StrikeItRich Voice of Deliverance 1000 Whispering Streets Phrase that Pays Newspaper of the Air 10:15PeMasin Mid-Morning News Telo-Test 10:30Nora Drake Backstage Wife Ringo-Bingo ie3-3&ggSrt Stella Dallas Ringo-Bingo ll:00Helen Trent Ladies First , ridaCa lg 11 -l Our Gal Sunday Ladies First Florida caiung fraoZ&oTdRack Fibber Molly Queen for a Day" 11:45 Record Rack; Pauline Frederick Queen i or a uag 12 (1 a Paul Harvey LunchUme News & WX Noontime News ia:4Mttor?IplriWiB Mystery & Kashbox Western RoundupTime l:00-SPin&Wta Just Plata Bill game of the Day . i.im M.JL vin Lorenzo Jones uamerauieuaj 130S Godfrey" SrVwife. game o the Day; . 1:45 Arthur Godfrey Pepper Young Game of the uay -2 oo Arthur Godfrey Woman in My House Game of the Day jArthur Godfrey Widder Brown Game of the Day 4:00-Edward R. Murrow Current & Choice fJi?g. 4.45 Frank Goss Elmer Peterson Sam Hays news sO-TheFerReel'. ftgggT llaSZAmlfAndy. LR. ?glSrt.. S:4.s Amos & Andy;News Lone Ranger Bill Brundige apons -6:00-FJB.I. In Peace. War KMED Sporte Dally b$eegater iFBI' Dous Edward Governor's Report , i ... ,. . 7:30 Carter vs Smith Dinah Shore ThlN teHwk! 7-45 Carter vs Smith Frank Sinatra The Nite xiawKS "sioO-Portland vs Los Angeles Groucho Marx SiSriaSd IxSJeS 8 lsZportland vs Los Angeles Groucho Marx Ihxieland txpress 8:3o3port and vs Los Angeles Truth or Consequences Family Theatre IV45 Portland vs Los Angeles Truth or Consequences Family Theatre 9 00 Portland vs Los Angeles Fibber & : Molly 5,5Y! , t. . no Portland vs Los Angeles Great GUdersleeve Fulton Lewis Jr. 9 30 Portland Vt Loa Angeles College Quz owi 2iS2d SPortlaHd vs Los Angeles College Quiz Bowl Sentenced ioooMuVictoRemember gieeporte,. KINKaravgn 1015 Music to Remember Organaires rwTN Knravan IiOi8PicB0X fsszsssstr-. iin-T Nightwatchman Nightwatchman News ABC "CBS NBC MBS EBOY 730 KC 7:45 Sign Off. . TV Programs - KBES (Channel 5) 3:50 Devotions 4:00 Feminine Fancies 4:30 Val Rogue Camera 5:00 Uncle Bill Show 5:30 Armchair Adventure 6 :30 Disneyland 7:30 Medical History 7:35 Hollywood Album 7:45 Armchair Adventure 8:00 Elgin Theater 9:00 $64,000 Question 9:30 Mr. and Mrs. North 10:00 In the Mood 10:15 News 1020 Sign Off WliUMKSUAk 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 7C0 HopalongCassidy 7:30 Liberace ' 8 :00 Man Behind The Badge 8:30 Ozzie & Harriet 9:00 Jackson County Construction , 9:15 General Sportsttme 9:30 Science Fiction 10:00 Geo. Gobel ' 10:30 Weather 10:3 News 10:40 Sign Off Court Records DISTRICT COURT . ' Donald M. BurrOl. failure to sound hHarvey" Neil Dalton. failure to stop at stop sign. $10. . Dorothy Zundel. passing with insuf ficient clearance, $10. Charles E. Cooper, following too close. S10. . ...., j J C Reasoner. leaking sifting load. $25 bail forfeited. , Sam Houston, no operator's license, 1Allen R. Hilkey. overload. $169. Milton L. Anderson, overload. $75. Flovd A. Stewart, overload. $24.50. John H. Fox. overwidth. $10. Cody L. Stewart, overload. $23750, and no oversize permit, $6. Bert L. Baker, overload. $226. Donald E. Wilson, overload. $167.50. and overheight. $10. Stephen O. Wilson, overload. $75. ' Ethan E. Robinson, overload. $153. Marvin H. Hall, overheight load and overload. $87. Clarence E. Morris, overload. $155. Earl W. Lock, overload. $65. Charles . C. Roscnbaum. , overload, Francis X. Wieland Jr.. Lester Mc FaU and Carl W. Hall, failure to stop at stop sign. $10 each. George William Large, violation of Dasic dule. $15. CIRCUIT COURT William Elmer Han vs. Marguerite Ruth Han, divorce complaint. MARRIAGE LICENSE APPLICATIONS Nathaniel B. Bender Jr.,. 27. Seattle, Wash., and Diane Findley. 22. route 2, box 445. Medford. Gary James Free. 20, of 2612 How ard st.. Medford, and Eleanor Dale Davis. 18. of 384 O'Gara St.. Medford. John Richard Weber, 21. of 728 Summit St., and Mabel Loretta Carr, 1511 West Main St.. Medford. Keith Ray Mirick, 21. of 509 West 11th st., Medford, and Charlotte Lou Ledingham, 21, Ren ton. Wash. Ray Jay Castle. 50. of 356 DeBarr ave., and Beulah Mault, 47. of 708 Vz West Fourth st. Gary Maynard Strong. 19. of 53 Ross Co3rt. and Marion Louise Cant rall. 18. of 506 South Newtown St. Kenneth Gerald Perry. 19. box 41, O'Brien, Ore., and Dolores Marie Booth. 18, box 93. Cave Junction. Ore. 'Personal Health Service By WILLIAM BRADY, M.D. Readers should address inquiries to: Dr. William Brady 263 EI Camino, Beverly Hills, Calif. THE CALCIUM IN AN OLD C ODGER'S BONES Milk, whole fresh milk, skim milk, buttermilk, sour milk, Bul garian milk, acidophilus milk, evaporated milk, dried powder ed milk, whichever you prefer, is the best food source of cal cium. Any and every kind of cheese is second only to milk in this respect. Not less than 1V4 pints, three large glassfuls, of milk daily is the most essential item in the high calcium health diet. The trick specialists and "clinic" racketeers, who almost outnumber honest doctors today, are still telling their gullible customers that "too much" cal cium is dangerous, as it may be "deposited" in the bones, joints, arteries etc. This makes the poor souls' stop asking fool ish questions and readily sub mit to a series of "shots," which are expensive, of course, even if they are calcium gluconate or calcium chloride in solution! Whatever it is, the poor souls imagine it must be more power ful that way. To the best of my knowledge none of the purported medical Russians Treated San Francisco Home Well, Owner Says Hillsboro (U.R) Mrs. Neal McNeill, mistress of the $400, 000 mansion occupied by the Russian delegation to the United Nations ' last week, said today they were "simply wonderful" the way they cleaned up after them. "You just can't imagine cleaner people," exclaimed Mrs. McNeill after a close, inspection of her house. Few CigaretU Burns "Except for a few cigarette burns and a stain or two, they left the place just as they, found it. We really didn't know what to expect, but it just couldn't have been cleaner." Mrs. McNeill said, she was es corted on an inspection tour by a Russian who remained behind to see that all was to her satis faction. She said he took pride in pointing out the 'Russians' good housekeeping. Paid $4000 Rent The Russians paid $4000 rent for the two weeks they used the mansion. They said they "just didn't get a chance" to use the swimming pool." Mrs. McNeill, whose husband is a wealthy San Francisco auto dealer, said Alexander Zin chuck, first secretary of the So viet embassy in Washington as sured her that Soviet Foreign Minister Vyacheslav M. Molotov was very pleased with his accommodations. FROZEN FOODS St. Louis Consumption of frozen strawberries has increas ed by about 200 per cent since World War II, but demand for fresh strawberries has decreased by about 50 per cent in the same period. WALT'S TV & Radio Service Oldest Sbop in So. Oregon 409 E. Main Phone 2-2269 Day or Night Service $450 (Medford and vicinity) w Night Calls and Sundays No Calls Prl e. or all day Sat. authorities who warn about "too much" calcium, "too much" vi tamin D, etc., has ventured to specify how much too much would be. From the clippings collected for me I gather that any amount the p. m. authorities have not yet learned to pre scribe is too much. Why are the bones of elderly people more fragile than the bones of young persons? Any schoolboy who studied physiol ogy in the 19th century can an swer the question and there are a lot of 19th century school boys practicing medicine today. rare r Air iVLiLa The decision against dog racing doesn't mean exact ly what it sounds like. Dogs can still race each other for the fun of it but they can't go around bet ting on themselves. djtbUJbalfiy WAYNE MORSE speak Tonite KYJC 6:45 to 7:00 "The Dixon-Yates Partnership" Joseph O'Mahoney Schools are closed for the summer, bat there's no vacation from the pressing school problems we face. Next September, schools will reopen needing at least 124,000 more teachers. By 1965, nine million additional chil dren will have entered elementary and secondary grades. School problems will be the subject of the White House Con ference on Education, called by Presi dent Eisenhower for November. Follow through now by joining your neighbors and fellow-citizens in local school conferences. Let's all help! For free booklet, write Better Schools, 2 West 45th Street, New York 36, N. X BETTER SCHOOLS BUILD BETTER COMMUNITIES Published as a public service in co operation with The Advertising Council From the text book Fourteen Weeks in Physiology, by J. Dor man Steele, Ph. D., a copy of which a namesake kindly sent me, I quote: "The composition of the bones at maturity is about one part animal to two parts mineral matter. In youth it is nearly half and half, while in old age the mineral is great ly in excess ..." Steele conjured, his notion out of fancy, for precise chemical analyses of bone had not yet been made. Today there can be no question that the bones of the aged are easily broken because the bones become gradually de mineralized with advancing age. The demineralization is espe cially a steady loss of calcium is due primarily to nutritional deficiency (malnutrition), espe cially inadequate intake of cal cium, that is, less than the amount one gets in VA pints of milk three full glasses daily. And how much calcium does one get in 1V& pints of milk? Maybe 10 or 12 grains. Not enough for a growing child, but perhaps enough to keep a mature adult from aging prematurely. QUESTION'S & ANSWERS Gray Hair Doesn't Look So Gray My husband and I both ... It is true what readers say about your iodine ration bringing back color to your hair. My husband. 64, was snow white . . . the brown color started coming back after the first two months ... I had only a little gray, but that has disappeared . . . (Mrs. E. R.) Answer I won't question your CROSSWORD PUZZLE An,wer toY"w.pui.. 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