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Newspaper Page Textrouju-muruRP (eimom mail tmbuwe MeneUr Oetober 17, 195S y9 MAS. 22 ,11.1117-411 S TAR By CLAY K POLLAN- TAUaUS APft 21 ( MAY 21 2- 6- 9-33 42 43-69 MAY 22 JUME22 ri-ZO-3-W 77781-871 CANCI JUNE 23 JULY 23 54-73-74 3-156-571 vco AUG 24 Serr 22 7 nnd yt Year Doily AttrOr OumU K t 4terrfi9 to tfce Stan To develop message for Tuesday, read words corresponding to numbers OCT 18-19-36-394Ti 16044 76 3 Y 65. 3 u 4 YouH 5 A SMS 7 There S A 9 Folks 10 Duty 11 Hard 12 Find 13 Wo 14 I 15 I 14 17 Artistic 18 Mtottfc I And 30 Surpnea 21 Wisely 23 Tfcmgt 23 You 24 Don 2$ BtnttiH 26 Let 27 Coin 28 And 29 Most 30 I 31 Avoid 41 Ourtoofc 32 Certom 42 Mom 33 Moke 43 Succumb 34 People 44 Proper 35 Should eS To 34 Tloymnt 44 Waste . 37 People 47 Tosks 38 Drew 48 Proper 39 InWnH 49 Now 40 Lira 70 Won 41 And 71 Eosii? 42 Slow 72 Now 43 Down 73 EHort 44 Scientific 74 Now , 45 Mom 75 Lnwij 44 Interest 76 Attention 47 Going 77 You . 48 Than 78 Into 49 AHocoto . 79 For 50 Lining 80 Aw St Along 81 Personal 52 By 82 0wi' 53 Hoppy 3 Your 54 Personal 84 For . 55 Today 85 You 54 Fin 84 Influence 57 Don't 87 Problems 58 Who 88 Fovomd 59 Up ' 89 Tin 40 Osmond 90 You OCT 24 NOV 22 30-33-40-4501 p0-73-84-90g. g)Gooi Ag) Advene . gjNemnl SAomAMuf NOV 21 DEC 22 1- 4-14-16A SW172 ok a JAN P34-33H IAN 21 FEB H h$-21 28-48if1 K9-67-68 HA MAR 4-12-22-47 151-43-71 RADIO PROGRAMS-MONDAY Programs listed below are received frem the radie stations and the Mail Tribune assumes no responsibility except to make such changes as are supplied KyJC 1238 ho KMBP 1448 Hi KWIN 14 he '4:00 The Childreni Hour " "Turn Back Clock Fulton Lewls- 4:15 Club 1230 Guidance to Crow Hemingway News . 4:30 Club 1230 Guidance To Grow Here's the Answer 4:45 Club 1330 & Weather -SUr 3Ctre Sam Hayes 5:00 Edward R. Murrow" Regional News Bob Ray 5:15 Bill Stern' Hotel for Pete - - Bob & Ray 5:30 Dinner Music l4ne Ranger Bob Greene News 5:45 Frank Goss" Lone Ringer' Bill Brundige Sports " 6:00 John W.Vandercook' KMED Sporta Daily Gabriel Heater' " 6:15 Lowell Thomas" Washington Report j,Nw1. 6:30 Amoft Andy" Man on the Go' Virgil Pinkley 6:45 Amos Jr. Andy" Music; News Bam Hays 7 :00 Godfrey Talent Scouts' -Chet Huntley' True Detective' 7:15 Godfrey Talent Scoute'Tibber & Molly True Detective 7:30 News & Carson" Medford Guard Time John Steele 7:45 Jack Carson Medford Guard Time John Steele 8:00 Chas. Collingwood" Morgan BeaMy , 8:15 Tennessee Ernie" One Man s Family SfJ-VoSESSme- 8:30-Voice of Firestone Henry J.Taylor' f5 !f SuSl 8:45 Voice of Firestone Music or News' Pop the Question 9:00 CBS Newscast' Telephone Hour' 5,w! , j, B-15 Sara- Telephone Hour Fulton Lewis Jr. aSffitl Safety Council' Sen. George Address Jack . Private Line 9 45 Guest Star Treasury' Sen. George Address Jack s Private Line ., 10:00-SporU Roundup' Richfield Reporter KWIN El" 10:15 Music to Remember Yom Kipper KWI N Kara van Jo:30-Music to Remember NigMwatchman INKar.van 10 45 Music to Remember Nightwatchman KWIN Karavan tt&sxsr ttpsssss mam 12:00 Sign Off Sign Off . RADIO PROGRAMS-TUESDAY -800-CBS New. Roundup KMED Kerrel ' wftupjuSeh 4:45 Yawn Patrol girstwews QP V Tt " "70-Coffee Concert DTro Roundup' SwiTt.g" 7:15 Martin Agronsky Weather 1 Local Beat 7tiV1tNewi 730-Tom MacLeod Sports Newi Ccentery guiiNw 7:45 Harry Babbitt' Weather at 7J0 News , Best Buys aO-FrankGoss" Wrld. Newa Rndup iiinlZ2l. I:lSSre2kfS?Club Jash Box Swat, fc eU WbQNMM 8:30 Breakfast Club Songs M. Visit pt 8 45 Breakfast Club Stotesmen Quartet Haven of Rest "2'?S?0teSfIweciub fWffipSS ?2poTcPomm.ntry. 2 aoSlen Trent" KS-Dr. Peale Voice of Deliverance Ijg&BullMin, Mid-Morning New, Voice of Deliverance iO:00-WhisperingStreeta gcOndChance' Newspaper of the Air in iPelavOuir Second Chance' News ieuo-iesi lS:303Howd Miller Show Strike It Rich' H SJJo in !i Trading Post Strike It Rich Ringo-Blngo "l 1 :00 Monte s Music Box Phrase That Paya' SSfyii"'. 1115 Monte 's Music Box Records To Remember Story Time - lvaoMSrDVike" Fibber and Molly Queen for a Day gZAn'M?rv" PauUne Frederick . Queen for a Day i i -nnPaul Hsrver' - Lunch time Newa & Wsu Noontime News 1 2 Moers Musie Lunehtime Markets Western Roundup Time f!SV23Z- wSternSSun ulg! laotlATtoSGodfre? WidderBrowii . Western RouWp Time ?:45S" Godfrl?' Pepper Youna' Town at Country Time "2:00 Arthur Godfrey Woman In House fJg??.- HlstorV X8533& t'Snd A.onVS3or "Bc J r PrtgfcFritnd America-. Front poor . -3:00-Houseparty Z&l?"i ififodv Manor a 4S Omcertime Patty A Friend TeUo-Test 4:00-The Childrena Hour Turn Back Cloek JJ,1. 4 15-Club 1230 Turn B.ck Clock' 4:30 Guest Star Home Tips BstteABBwer 4:45 Club 1230 at Weather 8-StarXtra Sam Hayes "5:00 Edward R. Murrow' Rerloosl News" Boh & RsV 5:15 Bill Stern HotekFor Pets Bob t Ray i 5:30 Dinner Musie Lone Ranger; Bob OrneH SSLt,. 5 -45 Frank Goss" ,. Lone Ranger T anorts 3"6 flO-JohnW.Vandereook Snorts Daily ft,1? Hw?Ur J 6:15 Lowell Thomas' Game CoimmtaMoB VSlWnkl B-3o Amos & Andy Man on the Go VurgUPinkiey" , 1$Z7SS!5a2a2 Hews"Muric-. New. ton Hays' Susoense" - : Chet Huntley Treasury Agent 75-lutplnslfcNews Fibber fcMoUy Treaaury Agent 7 30Safety Paya Dragnet Broadway Cop 7:45-slfeypiy. Dragnet Broadway Cop "8:00 Chas. Collingwood" Morgan Beatty Record Session 8 15 Tenn. Ernie" One Man'a Family Record Session .'30 strange People Are runny Enchanted Hour 8:45 Bing Crosby' People Are Funny Enchanted Hour " 9:00 CBS Newscast" The Informer' Newi' a. iv San The Informer' Fulton Lewis Jr 9:30-Bishop Fulton Sheen The Informer Jaek;a Private Line 95 Bishop Fulton Sheen' The Informer Jack's Private Line 10 0 Sports Roundup Richfield Reporter , KWIN Karavan 10:15 Music to Remember Benson Report' sStSKSJS 1030 Music to Remember Night Serenade KWIN Karavan 10-45 Music to Remember Night Serenade KWIN Karavan 11:00 Music to emember News Nightwatchman KWIN Karavan H15-Music to Remember Nightwatchman KWIN Karavan 1130 Music to Remember Nightwatehman KEEfJK Svin,.ii .!, 11 ;45 Music tc News News & Nightwatchman Muaic til Morn (all night 12:00 SignOff Sign Off " v : 'ABC "CBS ; MBC MB8. (All programs at same time dally, unlets otherwise iadieatea) AM 5:45 Sign en. Musie throughout day 4xeept for Allowing programs: 10 1015 KBOY Bargains; 11-13 (Sunday only) First Baptist service PM 12-12:15 KBOY ranch; 12:15 - 1330 (Sunday only) KBOY ranch; 630 Sign off. TV PROGRAMS - KBES (Channel 5) Monday 3 :30 Devotions 40 Feminine Fancies 4:30 Val Rogue Frank Jenkins 5:00 Uncle Bill Show 5:30 TV Question Bent ' 5:45 Garden. Home and Perm 6:00 Adventures In Literature 630 Ashland Program 6:45 Shopping for Fashions tc Gifts 70 Studio One ' 8:00 Burns & Allen 830 Badge 714 . 9:00 I Love Luey ' ' . 9:30 December Bride 100 Firestone Theater .. 1030 Weather 1035 Best Theater ' ' -11:35 News 11:40 Sign Off " . MEETS HER EMPEROR ' Tokyo (U.R) Toshiko Nomo to won the envy of a crowd of spectators at a ports tvant Sun day when she sneaked through police lines and met Emperor Hirohito but Toshiko wsnt very impressed. She is only three years old. More Comfort Wearing FALSE TEETH EMS Kvr&TSS: iJstTH Uy at any drug counter. Tnesday 3:50 Devotions 40 Feminine Fancies 4:80 Val Rogue Camera 80 Uncle Bill Shew S:30 Armchair 8 30 Boston Blaekie 70 Big Picture ' 730 My Favorite Husband 80 Camera A 830 You'll Never Get Rich 9 :00 Liberace 30 Let e Kick It Around 10:00 864.000. Question 1030 Famous Play House 110 News 115 Sign Off Detroit U.R) Sam Hartman, a restaurant owner, . reported that safe crackers smashed his safe open with a meat cleaver and made off with $600 in cash. Personal Health Service By WILLIAM RRAOT, M.D. Readers ahonld address inquiries to: Dr. William Brady til El Camino. Beverly Hills, Calif. HA The Pathology of Chronic Joint Disability Any standard medical text book deals with' the disease or diseases which the author or authors feel competent to dis cuss, in the same orderly way Hero Reburied 'At Arlington Washington (U.R) Maj. Sam Woodfill, the hero a nation al most forgot, will be reburied in Arlington cemetery with the full military honors due him. Woodfill, called the greatest hero of World War I, died four years ago. His funeral in Madi son, Ind., went almost unnoticed by the world and reburial in Arlington's hallowed soil was decided upon only after his fel low townspeople asked the De fense -Department to help pay for a larger monument over his grave. , Woodf ill's recognition as a hero also was belated. It wasn't until 1921 that many persons in the United States heard of him. Gen. John J. Pershing came across his record while sifting through War Department files. He publicly proclaimed Wood fill, who killed 19 Germans in one day, first among America's heroes of World War I. . An earlier award of the Medal of Honor to Woodfill scarcely had been noted by the public during the turbulent days imme diately after World War I. Woodfill's new grave was dug on the tree-shaded slopes of Pershing Hill near the grave of his former AEF commander. Census Bureau Looks at Business V '. Washington (U.R) The Cen sus Bureau poured millions of facts and figures into two me chanical brains today to get a high speed idea of what business looked like in 1954. The census is in five major parts. It covers the number of businesses, types, number of em ployees, organization, payroll and sales of all businesses in the United States. In the last such census in 1948, the adding up and figuring was done by 200 to 300 employees on adding machines and similar mechanical computers. Now the Census Bureau has two electronic calculators, or Univacs, to do the job. It ex pects to finish the first section- on retail trade in about three weeks. The entire, basic figuring will be completed in about one month. Formerly, it took about 14 months between the mailing out of questionnaires and the issu ance of the first reports. First reports will be out this time in 10 months. Jet Airliner Sets Speed Record Washington U.R) A fore runer of jet airliners that will be in commercial service in 1958 zoomed across the country Sun day in 3 hours, 58 minutes to set an unofficial record for transport planes. The four-engine Boeing Jet 707 transport flew 2,340 miles from Seattle, Wash., to nearby Andrews, Md., Air Force base at an average speed of 592 miles an hour. 'It slashed the crOss-country time of present commercial air- 34c gouig34e 34c 234c TJi. Reg. The New Taste Thrill Sold Exclusively at JACK'S DRIVE-UP Sll North Riverside No Wonder Mothers Lovo THIS RELIEF FOR SUFFERING OF COLDS Doos Mora Than I'M on Chost Nothing works like Vicks VapoRub the proved medi , cation that acts two ways at once. When yon rub It on, Vapo Rub quickly relieves muscular soreness. At the samt tint. medicated vapors bring relief with every breath. Soothing medication trav els deep into your child's note, throat and large bronchial tubes. Congestion starts breaking up. Coughing eases. Warming relief comes, lasts for hours. ' So when colds strike, de- pena on cc:g VAPORUB Was. sat traaatue se leg. Tree. Marts. as did the great Dr. William Osier in his famous Practice of Medicine. Thus on the subject of pneumonia Osier first defined pneumonia and told something of the history and incidence of the disease. Next he presented th views or opinions of himself and others about the cause or causes of pneumonia. Then a page or two about the pneu monia germ (Pneumococcus). And then two pages on the path ology the changes which occur in lungs and other structures in volved in the disease. But neither Osier nor any recognized authority today, so far as I have been able to learn, deals with "arthritis" or with the rheumatiz or with chronic joint disability of any kind in any such orderly way. No, indeed. Authors waste little time or space on patho logy, for the good reason that they don't know any more about the nature of chronic Joint dis ability today than the medical authorities knew fifty years ago. , Osier describes only "rheuma toid arthritis" and "chronic rheumatism," ascribes both con ditions (if they are not essential ly the same), to "exposure to cold and damp," says that in both the cartilages undergo changes and may show erosions, the ends of bones may become eburnated, muscular atrophy occurs. Neuritis and trophic dis turbances may occur. In both there is thickening of capsular ligaments, ets., etc., so that it is hard to tell without turning back to the heading of the chap ter, just what the author is de scribing. I am convinced there is just one explanation for the great njajority of cases of chronic joint disability which I call rheumatic, not rheumatism nor arthritis, and that is physical degeneration of joint tissues. If you are personally interest- liners by more than half. The best time racked up by propeller driven planes on the trans-continental flight from Los Angeles to New York is about eight hours. Pan American World Airways ordered 20 of the swept-wing jet-propelled Boeings and 25 Douglas DC8s last week at a to tal cost of $269,000,000. The first of . the planes, carrying from 104 to 125 passengers, are scheduled to go into service in 1958. . POLICE DOUBLE LOSERS Chigwell, England U.R) A thief rifled the lockers at a sports club here and stole $140 from the clothes of eleven po licemen who were playing in a soccer match. The police lost the match too. The Community's Biggest Marketplace Use Mail Tribune Want Ads n I s J M, rT 6 - An ad in a mens' maga zine says, "I can give you bulldog courage in just 24 hours!" ' We'll settle for the 6 hour refresher course just to get back the fox terrior cour age we used to have. WALT'S TV & RADIO SERVICE Oldest Shop in So. Oregon 409 E. Main Phone 2-2269 Day orNight Service $9 Ef (Medford and vicinity) WsSU , Night Calls and Sundays No Calls Fri. Eve or all day Sat KoKo Says: For the Younger Set If s .... . TRIMFIT SOX Knit With DuPont NYLON ill I Hip 49 KIT'" ' Pr COLORS . BLUE GREEN GREY BROWN WHITE ORCHID YELLOW PINK CHARC0AI RED JOHNSTON and STEWART JUNIOR BOOT SHOP Central at Main Medford Where the) Fit If Guaranteed ed In the rheumatiz or In how to prevent or retard the develop ment of it, I assure you it can do you r no harm to send me a stamped, self-addressed envelope and aks in writing, signed, for the pamphlet Calcium and Rheu matix. Though I have talked about it until I'm blue in the face, there'll always be plenty of pay ing customers who smugly think "arthritis" is something only well-to-do people can afford, and plenty of trick specialists and "clinic" racketeers to exloit the poor geeks with the latest won der drugs at $18.75 a shot Let me remind. you what the Bulletin on Rheumatic Diseases, published May 11, '54, by Arth ritis and ' Rheumatism Founda tion, said about these latter-day nostrums for which you pay and pay and pay: "The principal shortcoming of modern drug therapy" (of chro nic joint disability or, as the Bulletin calls it "arthritis . and rheumatism") " is that while the results are more dramatic and immediate, they disappear when medication is discontinued. Be sides, the various drugs in use today have not shown conclu sively that they can lltef, the natural course of the disease or prevent crippling." ' QUESTIONS & ANSWERS How to Gain Weight At 19 I weigh 104 pounds. As I am five, feet three and a half inches tall I'd like to weigh lis bounds. Can you tell me how to gain weight? (Miss U C.) , Answer A girl 19 years old. 8S4 iches tall should weigh 120 pounds. Send stamped envelope bearing your address and ask for pamphlet HOW TO GAIN WEIGHT. Strange As It Seems by Elsie Hix tm 0ROW FROM IKS 10P0PTHB ANIMALS . HSAD i flrl NMiVRCMiB rt. U lA if' .WOMEN HNIK l . gp. S lf yif-YEftR COURSE ATTrlt INTcRMMl0NALSCnO0L. - OF VIOLIN MAKING IM - far cJ K MAtrlcKAATlC, ACOUSlC. JfrjC fj tav Ibsb, Bkt Oe rtelswSk B M -THEY MUST MOW ABOUTIHS VARIOUS WOODS -iHMeoiNTfc-iHe INSTRUMENT PM? HOW lb MIX Ttft VARNISH-. MUST KNOW tfOWlb rWfKtVIOUNSoARc' KEGJiRED-ro-TME liiii'fU IV . sCsVlsssi.T WORLD'S LARGEST SELLER AT 10 Hvo Re-Bar Word f have tachycardlai One doctor say I am in no danger, and another says I must lSiit my activities or I'll have -serious trouble later on. What do you say? (Anette W.) Answer Phooey. Tachy means quick, fast, rapid. As everybody above the fourth grade knows, cardia means ' heart a "cardiac" condition being any -kind of heart trouble. Now let the doctor try to find out what if anything is making your heart beat or pulse rapid. Change of Life Can you give me any information concerning change of life for a man. Doctor's won't teU what to do. (K. P. Jr.y Answer Naturally, for there la no such thing. (Protected 1955 by John T. DUle Co.) When a cough starts begin aaing Creomulsioa quick for soothing, re laxing, phlegm loosening kelp. You'll like its results better then other medi cine or druggist remade your money. No narcotics. Pleasant to take. CREor.;ucsior4 CROSSWORD PUZZLE Answer te Saturday's Puzzle ACROSS 1 Pain S The kava, teL) S Iange of knowledge It South African 13 Paca is Unit 15 Indefinite article 1$ Female 18 Armed cor. Met 20101 (Roman number) 22 Chatter 24 Army meal 17 Title of respect (Pi) 29 Observes 31 Affirmative t2 Sleeveless garment : 14 Bark . 26 Symbol for sodium 17 Circled It More indigent 41 Babylonian deity 42 Dye plant 44 Charm 45 Greek tetter 47 Athletic groap - ., 49 Famous pirate ' 50 Seines S2 Allowance for waste , 54 Note of Scale ' 55 Small child ! 57 Profound , . J 5 Symbol for ! calcium (1 Anglo-Saxon money 1 t 3 Dillseed Y 65 Grayish : ; 7 Prohibit ! 68 Rocky hills I Row i DOWN ; , ,'. ; ' 1 Hindu woman's t garment X Render ) compatible 335 IglASISI lClEIRpi ALI A RCA A L Xn1 3 E V S R C E 5 . S ft IlisinriJiEiSBi &Ea1"dan1Iu51 ORLE E M 0 S " SiJW irTariai mm I"TT5 in I fc 7 s I f io ii . ,- b! fc7- "W "T15" t Pronoun 4 Unit of energy 5 Kind of , . tapestry 6 Depression . between hills . 7 Near , 8 Stitch t Country of Asia 10 Printer's measure 11 Compass point 17 Pronoun 19 Part of "to be" 21 Press (K Retain xS Figure of speech 26 Scorched . 27 Sift 28 Sea story 10 Plod through -mud 81 County In . England 15 Meat of pig . 18 Food program 40 Foray 43 Pantry' 46 Essence 48 Encounters 51 Conjunction 53 Symbol tor . ( tellurium ' 66 Make lace 58 Man's nickname 80 County In Scotland 1 River in Siberia 61 Sun god 64 Negative 66 Spanish te ' "yea" Z ea . R WATCH IMG I r mEBULLMOOSECOfim-yfk THE 64- u MDON OF AMERICA, MANU- HEVCH1LE.7 ) MILLION-DOLLAR fACTURERS Of EVERYTHING, WHARIS QUESTION," PRESBVfS T&IGHTS COH- EV'RBODV? OF COURSE.?' TESTAHT PROFESSOR RWTN U,r7 hi ss X aala.1 aseaaa gza svjjega V X tuu mm uwn WEsivs kiot AteWEPS TO TH rfpftSp," ' PIS 1W . , S IKI VOUK TOTAL IS ' I THAT.'T j ! 1 1 i ANSWER THE KMtr QUESTION CDRRrTTUf, VOU k. f th-thatI L lOlar- 4 QUESTIONi'l SETtvwiaapooy oh, TIMES AS MUCH 4 WHAT ii N 3 69 WAKE up; WEVE SOT TOsWML OUT. I i t . .am. 5 ii z e a O o o o III z 60 A BIRFDAV PRESENT FROM NW MAN SNUFFY- SAKES ALIVE !! I'M ALL A-TREMBLE ( OPEN IT. I V I ...... I IF TD KN0WED SHE WUZSOIN,TOENJ0yTH, SONG SO DURN MUCH I WOULDNT A-B0UGHT TH' J0Y-6IFT i r . m m m u m m g i m w. i i i i i x a z o RELAX.SIS, MY CLOCKI SAYS JUST SEVEN FIFTEEN liAfFl I LATE -.7 FOR SCHOOL-MY )l ICLOTK5AYS 1 ' NINE Kr ' VOUU. BE LATE FOR If OUR BEDROOM I I THE HALL MY WRIST WATCH I WE'RE EITHER GOING TO jh n,SM CLOCK SAYS Jr SAYS TEN TO, BE AWFULLY LATE OR rf 53 "- " o e o t SSAV MUTT, DO VOU KNOW WHAT TIME IT IS? '.,r.,u 1 I w O 1 VjJvr WAY WAS YboWM?!! nU -rUPM