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5 a O O Q 0 o o 0 0 0 0 0 FOUR 8W) S MAR 22 t few Cw' fctt.r Caa J V .ear?e; fa S'sra wO 4l;p iti9se o eViday, 9S c3e ccrspiing to pi. 67-7r86-90l Cj'S X'SJisr. fetri TAURUS 9 - : ' 3 evu 9 . 10 lrBre 1 32 3 M . ? oss :s Coui 3? 45 y rtST MAY 21 136-45-46-55 MV65-72-73 GEMINI MAY 22 if I I, tk-C -VI o K?N 2-10-15-20 11 o 14-60-33-84 1 Srroa"W 42 M ICQ '( Shou'e) 4.3 CANCER 4 5 l-r 4 ? la it t t G - SO To . JUE 23 19 . 14 CuiSvoft 17 Reedy 13 ygtoorto- lHove 20 9oe 21 ce Q22 3Riing 1 IEO V?3 QULY 2i 1 -- '-(-s O3a4054f ha, 24 Gu 25 r 26 27 WoP 23ar 29 Ar 33 54 5 7 99 D 61-64-73 v3p , AUG ( ? SEPT 22 30 Yx 12-27-29 52 ;)gi .i(3vn '62 67-S2 37 RADIO Programs listed be!o r rcirl Tribune assumes no res0o0iilitjr KVJC fell) kc Hr- MM t - MM t 4:00 The Childrens He Vllldt' 3 t ulton Lawit " 4:15 Club 1230 idav t Htminrway New 4:30 You Nayer Know KMJD Frm Mtra'i th Anwr 4:'-Club IgiO & Weatliftir Thrg Star xtr im Hayw News' . 5:0(i)Edward R. Murrow Regional New Bob and Ray' 5:15 Bill Stem Hotel For Fet'0 Sqb nil Ray 5:30 Dinner Music Lon Ranker Bob Creene Nw 5:45 'Frank Goss Lon ganer Bill Brundine Sporti 6:00 John W. Vandercook KHJD Sport4 Bmilt Gabriel Heater 6:IS Lowell Thomas" Serenade in Bluo Local Newt ()6:3S Amos & Andy Man On The. Co Virjil Pinldey 6:45 Amos & Andy Mule fe Hey Sam Hayes 7:00 Godfrey Digest" Chet Huntley 0 CWKeiaJ Detectiva 7:15 Medford vs Cleveland Fibber Be Molly Offieial Detectiva 7:30 Medford vs Cleveland Music 4 NwS Crime Fighters 7:45 Medford vs Cleveland Medford vs CUvtlang Crime Fighters . . f7 8:00 Medford vs CleveliSu M?df8-d vs Clevtlan AsHland-v Areata 8:15 Medford vs Cleveland Medford vs Cfevalena' Ashland-vs Areata 8:30 Medford vs Cleveland Medford vs Cleveland jsuhland-vs Areata 8:45 Bing Crosby" Medford vs Clfvelanai Ashland-v Areata 9 :00 CBS Newscafi" Medford vs Cleveland Ashland- Areata 9:15 Music Master Medford vs Clevelan. Ashland-vs Areata 9:30 CBS Orchestra" Medford vs Clevelanfl Jack's Private Lina 9:45 CBS Orchestra" Medford vs Cleveland Jack's Pnvata Line 10:00 CBS Newscast" Richfield ReDOrter. KWII5 Karavas 10:15 Music to Remember One Man's Family" : WIN Karavaa 1030 Music to Remember Great Gildersleeve wPl Karavaa 10:45 Music to Remember Great Gjldersleeve KWIN Karavam 1 1 ;oo Music to Remember Nightwatchman KWE? Karavan 11:15 Music to Remember Nightwatchman . u WIN Karavaa 11:30 Music & News Nightwatchman KWIN Karavan 12 :QQ Sign Off Nightwatchman. News KWIN Karavan Sign Off Music Til Morn. All Nlte RADIO PROGRAMS-FRIDAY 6 :00 News of America 6:30 Yawn Patrol 6:30 Yawn Patrol 6:45 Yawn Patrol KMED Korral KMED Korral KMED Salutes First News 7:00 Coffee Concert 7:15 Martin Agronsky 7 30 Tom MacLeod Sports 7 :45 Harry Babbitt 8.00 Frank Goss" 8:15 Breakfast Club 8:30 Breakfast Club 8 :45 Breakfast Club World News Roundup Kash Box, Swap & Sell Songs & Visit Fibber McGee-Molly 9:00 Coke Time 9:15 Christmas Fables 9 :30 Helen Trent " 9 :45 Weisfield's Mike Friendship Circle Friendship Circle Serenade in Blue Mid-Morning News 10:00 Whispering Streets 10:15 Relay Quiz 10:30 Howard Miller 10:45 Trading Post McBride & N. Peale Weekday , Weekday Weekday 11:00 Music Box 11:15 Music Box 11:30 Nora Drake" 1 1 :45 Aunt Mary" Weekday Weekday - ' Weekday Pauline Fredrick 12-oOn Paul Harvey Lunchtime News & WxNoontime News .12 -15 Jeepers & Music . Lunchtime Markets Western Roundup Time it-on Vnilox Ronnrtxr Lunchtime Feature Western Roundup lime Oj2:45 Weather & Lost Pets Mystery 1 :00 Arthur Godfrey 1:15 Arthur Godfrey" 1 :30 Arthur Godfrey 1 :45 Arthur Godfrey Right To Happiness Stella DallasO Widder Brown Pepper Young 2:00 Strictly for the Ladies 2 15 Arthur Godfrey 2:30 Ruth Ashton 2 :45 Musical Mixmaster Woman In My House Claud Bains" Westside Party Westside PartyQ 3:00 Houseparty 3:15 Hoyseparty 3 30 Cffcertime 3 :45 Concertime WestsidParty Westside-Party Westside Party Westside Party 4:00 The Children's Hpur 4:lf Club 1230 4:30 Club 1230 Q 4 :45 Club 1230 & Weather Weekday Weekday KMED Presents Three Star Extra 5:00 Edward R. Murrow 5:15 Bill Stern , Regional News Hotel For Pets Lone Ranger Lone Ranger 5 :45 Frank Goss" 6:00 John W. Vandercook 6:15 LofSl Thomas" 6:30 AmW&Andy" 6:45 Amos & Andy r Sports Bandstand National Guard Man on the Go Sports 70 21st Precinct" Cavalcade Of Sport Cavalcade OfSaorta Ngws & Huic Sports Hilitts 7:15 21st Precinct" 7:30 Basketball Coaches 7:45 Musical Interlude 8:00 Chas. Collingwood 8:15 Tennessee Fgtie" 8:30 Music STiop 8:45 Bing Crosby 9:9r-CBS Newscast" 9:Ii-Music Masted . 9:30 CBS Orchestra 9 :45 CBS Orchestra' :e.- Year 19S e--Yerl85" ewYter 1859 9i8wf ea 159 10:0(W-CES Newscast" 10:13i.M!ic to Remember 10:30 Music to Remember 10:45 Music to Remember fcicftfielfl Raoorter u Mum Xe Sran Bl flight watchman . Ki-jTityatcltmeB 1 1 :oo Music to Remember ' 1 1 :15 Music to RemJhber 1 1 :30 Music to Remember -45 Music and News : 12:00 SlgC Utt Si jl OB ABC CBS staM (All programs t teats tiiXt. aalss etiaftfse InflleatedJ AM 5 45 Sign on Itfusic thousJout day escp for fottowinj ptofrm' 10 1015 KBOY Bargains; 11-1J (Bunflaji onlyi Fifst Baptiat aervice. "PM 12-12:15 KBOY ranch; IMS - IJ:St. (Sunday only) XBQX ranch: O - TV PROGRAMS - Thursday - O 3:30 Afternoon TheatBr 4:45 TBA 0 O 5:00 Uncle Bill 5:30 Let s See The World 6:00 Ore-Cal. Jfanoram, 6:15 News 6:25 Weather 6:30 Ore-Ca PanorairsJ 70 SherlsW Holmc 7:30 Star id The Storj 8:00 GroiiHio Marx O G 8 30 GuPLomhardd 9:00 All Star leeatr 930 Ford Theatre 10:00 Favorite Story 10:30 Damon Runyan O 11:00 Big Picture o 1 1 :30 Midget Movie) 12:00 News "S ,12:05 Sign Off Friday ri 11:52 DevotaJJM 12:03 MatinfiS 1 :00 Garden. Home A ftraTs 1:15 Secret Storm 1:30 World of Mr. SutraneT 1 :45 Arts & Crafts 2:00 Pinky Lee "Tonight! FORD Thalro presents for the first time ori TV 'A SET Off, VALUES' starring EpWARD . ROtHieJOfi 9:30 P.M. fSM SETT 2J -11-21-361 U2-50-U igr econrto 42 Ger OCT 2fo$fe. NOV 22 43 F.i 44 ProscerotJS 45 Latching 44 You 47 tck FavorafJ 4? Cuult S Ui"T Tl MorlY 2 T3 Arc-jets ? Becu'!M 75 ? Tas-J. 77 Your 7 froise 79 Kw 5 Your 1-17-25-33 151-76-81-83 1AGITTAIIU1 NOV 23 A CfC 22 fcgjl 4- J-lJ-le fcl-49-37. 9 cjmcom DEC 4 JAN b-34-39-41L U3-70-74 !va"Ujii 1 Vmry c 2 Through Affairs A Te rM .n Vo T.i-St f 3 Ge (5 Wiira 44 Own S7 riuDion . It Cautiously fftCfl 9 CtlO" 90 Way l-4g-38-3 i3-75-79-89Va THURSDAY 4m nii arrtiaM a)4 th Mi to ka (jack ctf wli4 Wakeup Ranch Wakeup Ranch Top of The Morning Top of IThe Morning 4 Roundup Time Hemingway News Weather & Local Beat Breakfast Gang News CommentarjC Regional News . Weather & 7:50 Mews Best Buys Cliff Ingle News Greene O Bible institute ible Institute Town Topics O Capitol Commentary o Voice of Deliverance Voice of Deliverance Newspaper of The Air Telo-Test Ringo-Bingo Ringo-Bingci, News & Story Time News & Story Time Queen For A Day Queen For A Day & Kashbox Western Roundup Time Western Roundup Time Western Roundup Time Western Roundup Time Country Style U.S.A. Luncheon with Lopez Luncheon with Lopez America's Front Door America's Front Door O Theater tf Hits Melody Manor Behind Tie Story rellosTesf Fulton Lewis Hemingway Here's the Answer Sam Hayes Bob and Ray n Bob and Ray u Bob Greene News -Bill Brundige Sports Gabriel Heattar iootl News Virgil Pinkley Sam Hayes Wewa Reports Counterspy Ceunterapi City Iditor City gqitor- Morgn Beatiy m9f n A4fiIna-Cottaire GTeve OneMan'atalhily" Asliland-Cottage Grove Rosbl.Kickoff Lufccfl. Ashland-Cottage Grove RosObl.Kictaf f fcuttclt AsMend-Cottage tjreve Aahland-Cottage Grave Aifiland-Coftase Grove Jacks Private Lute Jack's Private Line KWIN Karavan XWIS Xaravan KWIN Karavan KWIN Karavaa "KightvjfatcnmeB. KWIN Karavan ilhtwetcftmei KWIN Karavan iahtetcnmart KWIN Karavan MiiM-strJimajt AKewa KWIN Karavan Music TU Morn. All N 'MBS 1ie ate KttS (Channel 5 :0- Howdy Doody 9:00k Tsminina Fancies 9:-Afternooo Tbeeter :3 TBA 5:00 Aufit oUy's Birthday Party S 39 Wild Bill Hiekot :P3 Canadian Capeta :1S News :1S Weather" Wueicel Travels :4S Warm Up Time 7:09 Cavalcade of Sports 73 Dr. Hudeon's Seeret File :lfi On The Trail i:30 Industry on Parade 8:45 Medical History :5 Hollywood Alburn 8:00 -Hiehway Patrol s :0 TBA 45 -Talent Time o 10:80 THe Lineup 50:S0 Premier Theetef ' 12:00 Newa-Siara Off ' The TOiite House i regarded as Number One of the TJ. S. ni ticna; capital's system of public pjtrks. CM AM MEL 1 5 - I Thuradiy, December 29, 1933 The Medical Roundup DANGERS IN HELL-FIRE SERMONS Today I am happy over the fact that seminaries for the train-;- rt rninioior-s and priests and 'rabbis are call ing in physic ians and psy- c h i a t r ists to helri the stu dents to tell the difference b e t w een the abnormal piety scientiousness s c lentiousness of some psy and the normal interest in re cuoiic. persoiiL, reverence and ligion and search for inspiration of good .and fine and sane per sons. I have long been interested in and delighted with this great advance in the training of re ligous teachers. Why am I so pleased? Because, every so often, in my office I still see the ' devasting results on the mind of a mildly psy chotic young person of an old fashioned hell-fire sermon, with its accent on endless punish ment for having committed, per haps, "the unpardonable sin." The point that the older, minis ters did not know is that, while such a sermon may do no-harm to a sane person, it can almost wreck the .sanity of a young man or woman who is already mildly psychotic 'and greatly in clined to worry foolishly and uncontrolledly over religious .doubts, conscientious scruples, and a . deep conviction of sin and guilt. Tfjcr W4ll Scare I am driven to write on this subject today because I just saw a man jvjto, born almost psy chotic, got along fairly well Un til one evening in church his minister gaye to a group of boys an old-fashioned lecture on the supposed mental deteri oration and insanity that he felt would result from masturbation. (Today no informed doctor be lieves in this'sort of thing.) The minister evidently believed that the est way of curing the. boys of an almost normal habit was to scare them "out of a week's growth." He did so well that my. patient tells me that he still suffers mentally because of it. On reaching home that night, the lad went into a nervous chill in which he shook the bed and could not get warm. Later, H broke out into a copious sweat; he felt terribly nervous, jittery, and filled with an aw ful fear. Toward mornirig, he decided he must commit suicide; so far as he could see, that was the only way out. Fortunately, he got up and walked the streets until he got control of himself. Ever since, he- has. had re turns of these panics in which, for a few hours, he is ail-to-pieces nervously, with a bad case of the jitters.. He may then belch for an hour, , he may vomit; he may have cramps in his abdomen, and he may get a brief but violent attack of diarrhea. His trouble doubtless come from the fact that his mother, his aunt and his brother are insane. Obviously, I am not trying to tell my friends, the ministers, how to preach; I do not know much about that. I am just sug gesting that, like me, they re member that what is all right for an eminently sane person can. be terribly destructive to a half -crazy youngster who can easily pick up a new and devas tating fear. I have' seen so many persons all-to-pieces over fear that unwittingly they had com mitted the unpardonable sin that,- if I were a minister, I would jfiever mention the sub ject. Similarly, in this column, when". talking of headaches, I never mention brain tumors. Why? Because brain tumors in adults are so- rare that I do not see one in years. But if I here i mentioned this disease and de scribed the symptoms thousands of my hypochondriacal and fear ridden readers would immediate ly jump to the conclusion that they had a brain tumor. Then WAIT'S TV A RADIO SERVICE OlAsst Rsop In So. Oregon 40S . Haia Phone 2-22(9 Day NlaM Service (Msdford and vicinity) $3.59 NlsM Calls n Sueieye He talis STi. Ive e all 4ay Sat. 34c 34c T.4. Res O The New Taste Thrill Sold Exclusively t JACK'S ORiVt-UP 811 North Riverside 34c lg34c Consultant In Medicix, Mayo Clinic Emeritus Professor of Medicine, Mayo Foundation hundreds of my medical breth ren throughout the world would have to stop and spend perhaps hours trying to drive the fear out again. Grafting Bona Onto Jaw There is an operation in which bone from somewhere in the body can be grafted onto the lower jaw bojie so as to make a better ridge for the holding of a denture. Some persons can hardly wear a lower denture because the ridge is gone. . Recently, efforts are being made also to implant bits of bone into the lower jaw. Then dentures can be fastened to these pegs. I do not know yet how well this experiment is going to work out. Dr. Alvarez regrets he hasn't the time in which to read or answer requests for information. (Released by The Register and Tribune Syndicates, 1955) Court Records POLICE COURT Kenneth B. Fitzsimons, violation of basic rule. S10. Forest Henry Albert, violation of basic rule, $10. Clayton Randolf Brown, violation of basic rule, S10-. Leon Byron Smith, failure to have proper clearance before changing lanes, ?20; no operator's license on person, $5. DISTRICT COURT John D. Saunders, no PUC permit, ?15. Calvin J. Hensen, overload. $117. Jerry Y. Sparling, passing with in sufficient clearance. S10. Richard A. Loros, inadequate muf fler, 515. Frank A. Wald, failure to stop at stop sign, iu. Richard L. Mayberry, no signal de vice, S6. CARRIAGE LICENSE APPLICATIONS Benjamin Joseph Henzel, Worden, and Mabel Elinor Liskey. Klamath Falls. . Duane Gilbert Daley, Jacksonville, and Donna Jean Neff, 713 Posse lane. Jack Joe Dugger, Trail, and Darlyn Jean Suedell Baker, Trail. Now that medical au thorities have determined what will happen to you because you smoke, you might as well know what comes after it happens. Three to one, people who smoke mildew faster than people who don't. AUTO USED CARS "Get th Used Car History" Former Owner's Name Address Phone. Certified True Mileage Mechanic's Diagnosis Repair Done . Aecident History Find the answers to your used car doubts in the "Autobiog raphy" enveiopes at- & TAYLCH 6?H and Crape PKone 2-5241 low in Cost! Utt Tribune Want Ad$ iuU Co. 2-6141 rTas.im-- Around Hollywood Hollywood 0I.R) Why don't Rose Bowl queens become movie stars? Since 1892 only one has been both, and ' she decided to day the others have not be cause "they don't have the drive." When pretty Joan Culver rides in the famous Pasa- AJine Mor.br dena Rose Bowl Parade Jan. 2, an attrac tive, matronly brunette will be sitting at home watching the an nual event on television. It was in 1923 that May Mc Evoy climbed atop a flower bedecked float to ride before thousands on the streets of Pasa dena. No other queen has found fame and fortune in the mories. And May was not even an un known queen who was discov- Strange As ftM0b'$ IN Mtt?tPfc 16 ft UhUPMftKK. INFfTCHSD m IH rWCKlUHNS "Sf"ivrl PirUhro feeder B ", r If ' If lftsiVs hs - - j I A i In. sper-rfrtw, nk"i sicrr'P in ion .,. iitsn u ceil mrr WW? LT BALD IGGLE HUNT A I l IN IOth FRUITLESS DAY! J I'VE SOT A THOUSAND THINGS TO ATTEND TO, " S WSmWl SAWYER SETTING 6AS, FOOD, AMMO. AS SKOMD I "J i L . X LANDS, NO !! f WAAL OF Alt. 1 B0YSH BOYS !! LW - DON'T YE CAREX WE-UNS-WANT TO TH SNEAKY JftrfSf L YOU'RE CRUSH INS JcfK f ' a j : -Qr 1, III 7 ALEXANDER. LOOK AT THOSE HANDS- YOU CANT EAT UNTIL GO UPSTAIRS AMP r wnn rntM -r-i. WHAT C HA RUBBIM' OrJ YOUR FACE, MA? tav ii) - l a 1 ffAC P ered for the cameras she .al ready was a movie star -when she was chosen for the New Year's Day parade. For Accomplishments "For three years they chose queens for their ' accomplish ments, and I represented the mo tion picture industry," the one time glamour' girl of silent mo vies recalled. "Since them they've taken the girls- from colleges. They've never been interested in film ca reers. Most married right away. They didn't have that flare that compels a woman to seek a ca reer as an actress. You have to hae drive." Miss McEvoy admits the rose queens are very pretty, but "to go into show business you have to have something else; some talent." Back in 1923 the crowds were not so heavy on the streets for her Rose Parade.- There was no It Seems bi.E1 HMlT, Vkm rt - inc in m map YOU 4-H I I s 4 Pit's to make .1 ME LOOK BEAUTIFUL. foG SsBsTa' .aTafT' 9 . MilliUIW,., ii ( AND VOU ) 1 ? S.- roo. i ( COOKIE 1 11 m j aM' it ? :m& i elevisioft. The "Rcmi Weren't o lavish. But, like many moflern rose queen, Miss McEvoy had f cold on the eventful tty. Recall Earlf Meu "I coughed the tntir time during the parade," she lauged. "And I remembt I had to get up at the most unjodly hour in the morning." So much has Tftsppened since the day thaf, she confessed, she forgot she was t Rose Bowl Queen until a life insurance com pany gathered 39 past queens to gether for a luscheon recently. Many ex-queens have added a few pounds ands fray hfir. All are. housewives. Theys giggled when ihe tosttmester called them "queen mother)." But Miss McEvoy it the ealy ona 4 ill to pursue a career. She retired from pictures after "The Jaxs Singer" in 1929 ?to marry businessman Maurice Cieary. Ten years, ago, her two children grown, she returned to bit parts in MGM gictures. Re cently she appeared in 'Til Cry CROSSWORD PUZZLE An,wer t0 Pu- Acnes 1-Tae 3 unlawfull 4 Ship of is desert 9 Cut U Befora IS Musical tratsw J 4 Hail! c15 Mottlsr at Dlonysue IT Ceremon) M Asd 80 Remoes center et 91 -idle S RocSe ki8 Fuel Sea ! ! Cry of croeD t Jules ef apples It Cools lw 1 Conjunction 92 Turf t3 Sun god 94 Slumber t Storage box S7 Pronoun ta Lampreys C 9 Knock at) Profound V. Aquatic otimmal 481 Srass ready for mowingQ 4 Dried graps ,i 49 Bitter vetch 0 Country of O c Asia T2 VentilateO s Golf mound 4 Retail establishment ikffirmative i'j f f 5 p T T fr 77n rr - . ,6u " . ' " H9 : " SO fl " 52 ; M 5J 5W YOU'LL BE TKE TKAINIHS OFFICES. I'M COUNTING ON YOU TO WHIP THESE HAS-BEEN PILOTS 1NT0 8 f lurll lrlv Uriil urjWMIICU" aw ...... . rr JSZl I TIME DO I I 7-V HAVE? LSANN. -3 . (LET'S SEE) I wik.wawcy?l vouf? s ( DIDN'T ZTW WORK, Y Tomorrow and "Fearful Deci sion." "I don't want to be a star again," she said. "I just like keeping in touch with- the. busi ness I love." U Use Tribune Want Ads For Action, Daily's U-Drive Medford Airport DOWN 1 Things, In law 2 Native metal 5 Deplore a 4 Frigid , a 6- Simian 6 Pronoun 7 Mistake 8 Den , 9 Praised 10 Eggs 11 Swordsman's dummystake 16 Fairy 18 Warm 20 Farm animal 21 Rent 22 Pope's cape 2S Thick, black substance' 25 Eagle's ajpst 26 Walk wearily 28 Policeman - (slang) 19 Peruse 31 Birds' homes 82 Drink slowly 35 Girl's name 36 Prohibit 37 Inn. 39 Doctrine 40 Parent (eolloq.) 42 Containers 43 Healthy 44 Soak 45 Exist 46 Equality 47 Falsehood 48 Period of time 61 River In Italy 'not enough. NOT HALF ' ENOUGH. 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