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Newspaper Page TextSIX MEDFORD (OREGON) MAIL TRIBUNE S TAR. -By CLAY R. JK Your Doil Activity Guide M According to the Stars. To develop message for Friday, read words corresponding to numbers of your Zodiac birth sign. 1 Necessary 3' Lending 61 New 2 Work 32 You 62 You 3 Fine 33 V.bror'ioos 63 Trouble ..34, APS. 2C 5-10-31 '4940-73 TAU8US APR J I t MAY 21 133-47-51-57 4 Do 34 You'll 5 Borrowing 35 Helps r?72 73 6 You Jo f!oces 37 Before 33 Don't ccmini 7 Hove 8 You 9 Should 13 Or MAY 22 JU.E 22 39 On 0 Unexpected 70 Worth 26-37-43 11 W,rh 41 To K47-71 84-86, 12 Confidence Taking 13 For 43 Con 14 Chonce 15 Press 16 Here 17 The !8 Your 19 May 20 In 21 Think 22 Trend 23 For 44 Beckon 45 You 46 Your 47 Go 43 Hurdle 49 Is 50 Those 51 Over 52 Heed JULY 23 6-19-24-401 '56-o4-82-87i uo JULY 2 - AUG 23 53 Creative J lyl lL'TH 24 Experience 54 Bring CANCER 9 . i JUNE 23 -a 25 Partner 55 Wherever 26 Carefully 27 Away 23 Your 29 Best 20 Luck (S)Good 56 Opposition 57 The 53 A 59 To 60 Fovorobte VIBGO AUG. 24 SEPT 22 017-22-35-43 r 59 65-83-901 Adverse RADIO PROGRAMS-THURSDAY Programs listed below are received from the radio stations and the Mail Tribune assumes no responsibility excipt to make such changes as are supplied KY4C - 1230 He K.MKD- 1440 kc KWIN 1400 kc 4 00 The Children's Hour Weekday Fulton Lewis' 4 15 Club 1230 Weekday F. Hemingway News 4 30 Medford Schooli Hedrick Band Here's the Answer 4:45 Club 1230 & Weather Three Star Extra Sam Hayes. News 5 00 Edward R. Murrow Regional News Bob and Ray 5:15 Bill Stern Sammy Kaye Orch. Bob and Ray 5 30 Tom Harmon Lone Raneer" Bob Greene News 5:45 Frank Goss' L. Ranger. Hitchcock Bill Brundige Sports 6 00 Edward P. MorRan KMED SDorts Daily Gabriel Heater 6:15 Lowell Thomas" Man On The Go Local News 6:30 Amos & Andy" Cannon at Controls Virgil Pinkley 6:45 Amos & Andy Cannon at Controls Sam Hayes' 7 00 Safety Pavs Open Forum Official Detective 715 Safely Pays Open Forum Official Detective 7 30 Bins Crosby Open Forum Crime Fighters 7:43 Bing Crosby Open Forum Crime Fighters 8 00 Max Roby" Morgan Beatty News Record Session 8 15 Jack Carson" One Man's Family Record Session 8 30 21st Precinct" People Are Funny Air Force Concert 8:452 1st Precinct People Are Funny Air Force Concert 9 00 Music Master Goon Show Jews , ... 9:15 Music Master Goon Show pulton ew" Jrt i . 9 30 Leading Question Jane Pickens Jacks Private Line 9 :45 Leading Question Jane Pickens Jack's Private Line WOO Off the Record Richfield Reporter gWIN Karavan 10:15 Off the Record Nightwatchman KWIN Karavan 10:30 Off the .Record - Nightwatchman KWIN Karavan 10 45 off The Record Nightwatch & News KWIN Karavan . Ilioo-Sign bli Sign Off KWIN SSvS KWIN Karavan KWIN Karavan " Music Til Morn. All Nite RADIO PROGRAMS-FRIDAY 66eawnpfara" gSSKSSS wSS 30-lYaw Patrol Bob Roberts Corral Top of The Morning g Yawn Patrol First News Top of The Morning 7 nnr-nffee Concert Rural Party Line Hemingway News ?--?sZMar in Agronfky Rogue Valley Beeper Breakfast Gang 7'iotlTom MaXeocl--porU News Commentary Regional News litlSTrv BSbDiS" Weather & 7:50 New. Best Buys 'b oo Frank Goss World News Roundup Cliff Ingle News SRreakfasTciub Kash Box. Swap & Sell Greene- Srtlrakf art Club- Vern's Choice Music Bible Institute - .ffi-giS&KS SiHR. Vern's Choice Music Bible Institute 9 00 Coke Time Friendship Circle News Town Topics VisZcote Glee Club Friendshio Circle Town Topics oZelen Trent" Serenade In Blue Voice of Deliverance gjtZ"pw.?& Bulletins Patty Rose News Voice of Deliverance lM6Name Your Neighbor Week-Day Newspaper of The Air 1015 Day Dreamer Weekday Telo-Test 1U jo Howard Miller Weekday iJ"e? 10:45 Trading Post Weekday Marlene i , .(in Music Box Weekday Tune Test 1 Weekday Tune Test News' llsoNcIra Drake" Weekday Queen For A Day iiAuntJennv' Weekday Queen For A Day 12 OOn Paul Harvey Lunchtime News Noontime News 12 ; 15 Jeepers & Music Lunchtime Mkts & Wx. Western Roundup Time 12 30 Rogue Valley Reporter Lunchtime Features Western Roundup lime 12 :45 Weather & Lost Pets Mystery & Kashbox Western Roundup Time " 100 Arthur Godfrey" Young Widder Brown Western Roundup Time 1-15 Arthur Godfrey Doctor s Wife Western Roundup Time 1- 30 Arthur Godfrey Pepper Young Family" Western Roundup Time 1 ;45 Portland-Sacramento Women in my House Carnation Milk Time " 2 00 Portland-Sacramento Right to Happiness Story Time 2 15 Portland-Sacramento Dr. Norman V. Peale Story Time 2- 30 Portland-Sacramento Westside Party Mutual Music Box 2 :45 Portland-Sacramento Westside Party Music ""3 00 Portland-Sacramento Westside Party News. Merry-Go-Rnd. 315 Portland-Sacramento Westside Party Merry-Go-Rd. Score Bd 3:30 Portland-Sacramento Westside Party Behind The Story 3 '-45 Portland-Sacramento Westside Party fello-Test -4 00 Childrens Hour Weekday Fulton Lewis 1 -i-lZriiih 1230 Weekday Hemingway i-3uClubl230 KMED Presents Here's the Answer I jfclnb 1230 & Weather Three Star Extra Sam Hayes -K nn FHward R Murrow" Regional News Bob and Ray i?tlilTstern Sammy Kaye Orch. Bob and Ray iTom Ha?mon Lone Ranger Bob Greene News "sZF?ank GoS" ' L. Ranger .Weather Bill Brundige Sports "6 00 Edward P. Morgan KMED Sports Daily Gabriel Heatter 6 :1 5 LoweU Thomas Man On The Go Local News l 30Amos& Andv" Cannon at Controls Virgil Pinkley 6 45 Amos & Andy" Cannon at Controls Sam Hayes News fVorld"N'ews Beat Cavalcade Of Sports Counterspy 7-lsZMusic Shop Cavalcade Of Sports Counterspy ? 3Bing Crosbv" Meet The Champions City Editor 7'45Johnnv Doilair Meet The Champions City Editor nrTuOpVrtrandSacramento Morgan Beatty Record Session i ijZPort and-Sacramento One Man's FamUy Record Session i loZport and-Sacramento Proudly We Hail Double Date Portland-Sacramento Proudly We Hail Double Date -9 00 Portland-Sacramento Slow Drive News :l5Port.and-Sacramento S ow Drive Julio Jr. c s 3 ui-hfipld Retiorter KWIN Karavan ?So1e.pcor S3S Sn iiJl r&New. KW1.K 11:00 Sign Off Sign Oil RWIN Raravan KWIN Karavan KWIN Karavan . Music Til Morn. All Nite 12:00 Sign Off . 5 --ABC "CBS 'NHl' K.BOY 730 KC J II 1 . U nrnrrimt T same lime uaiij. uu. vu. AM -5 45 on Music throughout day except for following program.: m -in iV rvTWY Bargains- 11-12 (Sunday only) First Baptist service p M Jl2-12:15 KBOY ranch; 12il5 - 1230 (Sunday only) KBOY ranch: 630 Sign off. TV PROGRAMS- Thursday 3:30 Afternoon Theater 4:30 Uncle Bill 5:00 Pinky Lee 5:30 Rin Tin Tin 6 00 Ore-Cal Panorama 7:00 Sherlock Holmes 7:30 TB A 8:00 Groucho Marx 830 Let s Kick It Around 8:45 Talent Time 9-00 Star and the Story 9:30 Ford Theatre 10:00 I Led 3 Lives 10:30 Big Picture 11:00 Plavwright Playhouse 12:00 News & Sign Off Friday 11 :50 Devotions 12 :00 Matinee 1:00 Garden.Home & Farm 1:15 Secret Storm 1 .30 Queen For A Day 2:00 TBA 2:30 Val Rogue Camera 3:00 Feminine Fancies 330 Afternoon Theater 4 30 L'ncle Bill's Show 5 :00 Pinkv Lee 5:30 Wild Bill Hickok 6:00 Rhythm Masters 6:15 News 6:25 Weather 630 Walt s Workshop 7:00 Cavalcade of Sports 7:45 Dr. Hudson's Secret Journal 8:15 Medical History 8:20 Hollywood Album WALT'S TV & RADIO SERVICE Oldest Shop in So. Oregon 409 E. Main Phone 2-2269 Day and Night Service, C Cft (Medford and Vicinity) VJ.JV Night Calls and Sundays No calls FrL Eve. or all day Sat. GAZEiC O POLLAN- UMA sept. 23 riri ocr-a ffi 7-12-20-46 153-70-80-83'i 64 Don't 65 Shape 66 Possible 67 On 63 Obstocles 69 Heads h 3-27-36-44 A 1 02-74-77 SAGITTARIUS nov. a DEC 22 31 71 New 72 Of 73 Today 74 Those 75 Program 76 Through 77 Urges 73 Associoies 79 Negative 80 Forge 81 Grosp 82 Be 83 Money 84 Fjnonctat 2-11-25-39 fN 8-61-75 M CAPRICORN j an! 20 v-j o- o i L"yB 5 Opportunities h3-43-54-62fp1 153-76-79-89 V& 86 Obligations 87 Discouraged 83 Aheod 89 Emotions 90 Plons AI77 Neutral n 1 . r nthanulcH fnrllrAted) KBES (Channel 5) 8:30 Man Called X 9:00 Highway Patrol 9:30 Mayor of the Town 10:00 The Lineup 10:30 Premier Theater 12:00 News-Sign Off NATO Powers To Consider Expansion Washington (U.PJ The North Atlantic treaty powers will conJ sider expanding a wide range of their non-military activities and adding new ones in Paris early next month, diplomats said yes terday. They predicted this study will be the immediate result of Sec retary of State John Foster Dulles' call for broadening the 15-nation military alliance. President Eisenhower, himself a former NATO commander, has some definite ideas on the mili tary and non-military arms of the alliance. TV . RADIO - PHONO Fast Dependable Service Standard Rate System MINKLER'S TV 8th & Bartlett - Phone 2-9824 scomo OCT 24 NOV. 22 AQUARIUS rzo. r, P15CES FEB MAR. 21 So 4-18-29-34 48-50-63 Thuriday, April 26. 1958 The Medical Roundup A New Booklet on Diabetes Dr. Garfield G. Duncan has just published a good little book, full of information needed by diabetic pa tients. On page 85 there is an interest ing d i a gram gram showing how diabetes is inherited. If a diabetic marries a non diabetic w ho Vt alter Alvarez Has tlO CUaDex- es in the family, and the couple have four children, all can be carriers. If two diabetics mar ry, all their four children can be diabetics. If a diabetic mar ries an apparently normal car rier of diabetes, two of the chil dren can be diabetic and two can be- carriers. If two carriers mar ry, two of four children can be carriers, one can be a diabetic and one can go free. His (or her) children need not fear dia betes (unless it comes in from the spouse). One of the - most important things that people can learn to day, and especially those who come of families in which there is hereditary illness, is that there are such things as carriers. Car riers ar people who, while they may never develop any of the symptoms of the family disease, can pass it on to some of their children. Often carriers can be recognized with special tests, or they have a few minor symp toms or signs of the trouble. " A descendant of diabetics will do well to avoid overweight, be cause obesity is so likely to bring out the latent disease Obvious ly, whenever a person has a her editary disease, or is a carrier of a hereditary disease, he (or she) will do well to avoid marrying into a family in which the dis ease is latent. Such a marriage is almost certain to produce some chidlren who will suffer. Doesn't Want Letters I hope that I do not now re ceive a number of bitter letters from people who will accuse me of telling them that they cannot marry or have children. As I have said here before, a marriage counsellor never tells people what they must or must not do. He tells them only what the dan gers are, and then they must de cide whether or not they want to run the risk of bringing into the world one or two or three children who are almost certain to suffer grievously. Many a descendant of diabet ics asks today, "How can I find out if I am a carrier?" The an swer is that there are a number of tests which will enable an ex pert laboratory man to say if a person or one of his children is a potential diabetic. On page 147 of Dr. Duncan's book, there is a picture of the identification card which per sons with severe diabetes will do well to carry. It gives the name and address and the name and phone number of the per son's physician. It tells what type of insulin the patient is tak ing, and how much each day. On one side of the card it says, "If unconscious or behaving abnor mally, I may be having an in sulin reaction. If I can swallow, give me sugar, candy, fruit juice or a sweetened drink. If I am unable to swallow, or if recov ery doej not take place prompt ly, call a physician or send me to a hospital at once." On page 157 there are illustra tions showing two types of auto matic injectors which cause a hypodermic needle to spring in to the person's tissues. This mak es it easier for the person who finds it very hard to push a needle through his skin. One page 165 there is a de scription of the newest and most convenient test for sugar in the urine. A little piece of prepared tape is dipped into the fluid. It is removed, allowed to stand for a minute, and then the amount KMED - THURS., 5:55 P.M. Pd. Adv. Hitchcock for U.S. Sen. Comm. Paul Hebb. Chm., 51S S.W. balmon. Portland. Tonight! C4 FORD Theatre hyf presents for the first time on TV "alibi" yyx starring . 4k V) RALPH BELLAMY and PATRICIA MEDINA f ' Ij KBES-TV 930 CHANNEL 5 Emeritus Consultant In Medicine, Mayo Clinic Emeritus Professor of Medicine, Mayo Foundation of sugar can be estimated from the color assumed by the tape. Disease of the Lungs In the last 50 years we phy sicians have found a number of diseases of the lungs which are due to molds or fungi. Often the picture seen in the x-ray films is sufficiently different from that of tuberculosis so that an expert can recognize it. Oftentimes, ex amination of the sputum by an expert will show the presence of large amounts of a certain mold, or the mold can be cultured from the sputum. These molds are particularly likely to affect persons who live in certain parts of the United States. Unfortunately, for most of the molds we have no very satisfac tory treatment. The important thing for a person with a ques tionable disease of the lungs is to see, if possible, an expert in diseases of the chest. Dr. Alvarez regrets he hasn't the time in which to read or an swer requests for information. (Released by The Register and Tribune Syndicate, 1956) Portland, Ore. CU.R) Police Chief Jim Purcell Jr., received this letter from a citizen: "Sev eral weeks ago I was accosted by an officer for the act of jaywalk ing. By means of fair speech I squirmed my way out of being fined. However, my conscience had bothered me ever since, so please accept my humble apol ogy and the inclosed $2 as a peace offering." Eddie Dean fans will be de lighted with a part in his new picture where he takes his lead ing lady in his arms and sings to her. It hasn't been decided yet if Marilyn Monroe will sing back to him or if his horse will just hum a few bars of the second chorus. iMa Jboi5ij BEVERLY'S TV & RADIO Phone 2-9001 634 Crater Lake Ave. Service Calls $3.50 Open Sunday Through Friday My own shop 8 years near Port land Repairing All Makes KoKo Says: Keep Her Cool and Looking Nice for Summer In our Del's Flat Sandals They're eute 3 COLORS: Pink, White, Brown and White, Red and White. JOHNSTON and STEWART JUNIOR BOOT SHOP Main at Central Medford Where the Fit is Guaranteed sizes' ' JL 5 to 3 r , ' $295 0 Around Hollywood Hollywood (U.R) In motion pictures Claire Trevor is the other woman and a supporting IW J'!!"""-"- ts -nlaver. But on television the veteran actress will be elevat ed to true star d o m on a "spectacu 1 a r" next Monday. The sophis ticated blonde will co - star Aline Mosby with another Oscar winner, Frederic March, as his wife in a 90-minute dram atization of the famous Sinclair Lewis novel, "Dodsworth." The NBC-TV program for "Producers' showcase" will be the actress' first spectacular and her first color program. "I never was a star in pictures, I just never made it," reflected Miss Trevor as she lunched be- Strange As d a Jtt A CRUST O? Bf&fiD , TMT mads fttero&f WlWrlWA HlCKUNS miCOTT ' , .-fUKNEDId WK1TIN& ftfTSR Hl& ! !fi$ lMPAlffiD,THEKSUl.TOFA i CRSeVfcSSlY frKCYJN HbED CKUSf OFBKERD WHILE HE WAS A STUDENT M HfiSVftTSD WI1W -ffle RID CP A DEVICE DESIGNED F0RTriE.UUD,HWR0T THE WORLD'S a! otrrerRNDM& histories of ;poin. , . . rw' fclr -v" 1 tar v -TOP 77AZ.Y FARM IN iyS IVOSiPf SrectftULYIRefeTeD ftKE SHIPPED AH OVER THE W0r?U FPOfATHE DhNIElS CLOVEZ FRRtA S2 44. T cc 111 Z GO V'hArtlJX&f&ttvl j (-"ME PANGS OF HUNGER - gfI p&XXXXS i MU. A WAKEN M,NO DOUT I STEAK.7-THATS ) (-XWLYA ) IN THE Ml POLE OF THE ALL MV COOK. J .FEW J NIGHTlP-) J - CAN EVER fJ GRAINSOF j THINIKOF.7 INSTANT S. ' :t ITS FOR THE IBONNfl ifflKb IM 3 MAYOR SMIF-TD in LIKE TO USE THAT THAR FLOAT BOAT VE BOUGHT 3 z o e o lb i o o o o z CQ WIF CITY FUNDS FER US H00TIN' HOLLER CITIZENS TO USE a z o HEY. I ON THt Tlrr cCANOfe TDvAY. Wct)5flSE5 TO THE APM1EAL. f:fT ik OVEK TUP SUF v ix1 1 wuv TUP -m 7 Bifi 1 HS'STOMKgTHE lOO.OOQTi! tt ,.P-&" V p 1 600P-8YE. gy l BIS CAKE? Ia ffM CELEKATlOrJj IWDlMS 0HTHET1PPECRM0E H Jifl I h I LL STAY LATE TONIGHT J X. I ANP LET MP DITHERS J fefcSf SEE m WORKING S tz'7 OVERTIME -THAT J CS I ft WILL IMPRESS HIM PVs h . P -U J HEY,' TAKE IT J I SAID, Kl CANT.' VMOVEl L,S'WW MLrLTKrkii YER DERNTOOTIN? e ASX POP J MOVE I'MOMTHElSi m I M NOT ONE P SSST I THEY RE ALLDEAD.' I, 11 ENDNOW.'ArZi r?KTcfE WoNDERRHJ NOW MOVE OUT' ' --1 i X ' ; By ALINE MOSBY United Press Correspondent tween rehearsals of the drama. Shortcoming Explained "I probably didn't work hard at publicity. And I was under contract and could only do what they gave me. I was never the studio's type. " 'Stagecoach was a ' great role. I was billed above John Wayne and Thomas Mitchell. But I was an offbeat leading lady. And that was the year 'Gone With The Wind' and 'Wuthering Heights' came out. Somehow the picture didn't do for me what it did for Wayne." When television arrived Miss Trevor stepped into dramas be- Salem U.R) Dr. Victor P. Morris, dean of the business ad ministration school at the Uni versity of Oregon, has been named state chairman for Ore gon United Nations day. Use Mail Tribune Want Ads It Seems by Elsl Hlx 7 trie- 700 , . 4VNCrlR0NlZED CU?fX ON IHP UUtCN ivuiisi MZ6 CONtfcoM-ED ft 5ASiE NVJSTEK. BUTTON ADMIRAL, MM POPS. HE'S 1 jVEM IN Trig Trie lOOCJUOTS LftNPINQ CELEKfiTlOrJ. ri i no MV I YE WAIT RIGHT HERE )( IT CANT BE- AN- ILL &&E IF- YUKt X NEVhK NAME IS ON TH' PUT MY r-i vy vr if". I I rAi r-D 1 WAITIN' LIST )) cause, "A lot of actresses couldn't do live TV they were terrified of it." She wasn't frightened, -and her calmness paid off. While other stars will get the shakes from those live TV cameras, to her it's a breeze. Live Roles Taken "Because I wasn't afraid to do live TV I got roles other actres ses couldn't do," she smiled. As Miss Trevor polished off a steak at our interview, she con fessed she has another claim, to fame these days: She once ad vised Grace Kellly not to be an actress. "I knew her parents when she wanted to get into show business and they asked me to give her advice," the actress said. I told her to stay out too many heart breaks, her life would be miser able. "Well," Miss Trevor said, "she's the only actress that noth ing bad has ever happened to." CROSSWORD PUZZLE An,wer t0 Yesterday' Pui1" ACROSS 1 Difficult 5 Old pronoun Article ot furniture 12 Wings 13 Tolled 14 The kava 15 Portuguese coin (pi.) 16 Therefore 17 Openwork fabric 18 View of region in every direction 20 Site of Taj Mahal 21 Latvian coin 22 Long, slender fish 24 Father of Leah and Rachel 27 Humiliate 31 Mine entrance 32 Underworld god S3 Wife of Geralnt 34 Inhabitant 36 Medal 37 Stupid fellow 38 Title of respect 39 King of beasts 42 Thrash (colloq.) 47 Be mistaken 48 In Japan, a Buddhist church 49 Girl's name 50 Scold 61 High cards 62 Nights before 53 One, no matter which 4 A state 55 Withered 1 1.3 H I IS b 7 IS I 19 io In ii 1 : h 1 " 15 a ii M 35 Y jTho HI 4H W 14 17 - H"8 ; Si 54 55 " rV6HT-TtefSmrr ROTTEN RICE -HIS FINGERS STICK AAID - TAKES ITS HIDEOUS EFFECT ON AT THAT -THE THE IDEAL OF ALL REO-BiDODEP EFFECT WEARS OFFrf AMERtCAN BOYS . y s I CAN SEE THE CRIMINAL'S iZy M MURDEROUS FINGERS AS JZ'-y t PLAIN AS THOUGH THEY PgNTAgQM. fMLm, fA'SEE, X HEAR THE CAPTAIN'S OETAILET"" FSsWl THAT SUY SAWYER TO SQUIRE Y0UK GIRL J. rfrj&X NAME D0WN- IF YOU CANT GET YOUR VW I DONE BY FIVE OCLOCK LIKE EVERYONE ELSE. YOU MUST BE A BONEHEAL7 J i I Dairy's Suit Against Reynolds Company Set Portland U.R A $550,000 suit against the Reynolds Metals company at Troutdale for al leged damage to cattle from fluorides filed by Fairview Farms has been scheduled for May 7. The dairy claims that hay and forage crops have been damaged by fluorides to the extent of $400,000. They also contend that damage to the dairy cattle ia $150,000. Food Hangover? ( OoHeortburn, Acid Stomocfcrft Toms pre top-speed re-i tnlre an vurlw. Aim,... j Mwa.j9 UHiy iTams. 1 DOWN 1 Musical instrument 2 Appellation of Athena 3 PreclpitaUon 4 Ruin 5 Handle 6 Damage 7 Occupies 8 The self 9 Loud noise 10 Without end 11 Facts 19 Hurried 20 Debts 23 Symbol for silver 24 Young boy 25 Fruit drink 2(i Storage box 27 Noise 28 Conjunction 29 Excavate 3H Dutch town 32 Turn aside 35 Music: B-flat 36 Baby's napkin 38 Break to bite . 39 River in Siberia 40 Persia 41 Soiree 43 Region 44 Rescue 45 Row 46 Otherwise 48 Greek letter YOU SIMS OONTKNOW 61N6ER. 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