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Newspaper Page TextV FOUR MEDFORD (OREGON) MAIL TRIBUNE Friday. April 27. 1958 yf TAUIUS I MAY Jl r8-V-82-891 1- 7-15-23 3T-45-8I-M GEMINI WAY 22 2- 8-28-33 is-60-87-aa CANCII JUNf 23 (JULY 33 6-14-24-371 no JULY U AUG 23 22-34-49-501 Xyti 71.71 vi so AUG 24 SECT 22 9-1227-441 r55-7l4 STAR GAZER1!) oj U-Ar K. FOLLAN JK Your 0oi7 Activity Guide JN AccordVna to 'fie Stan. nT To fJevelop message for Sofurdoy, reod words corresponding to numbers of your Zodiac birth sign. 2 Den t 3 Enter 4 No 5 If 6 A 7 Is 8 lmpoi 9 Eliminote 10 Look 11 You 12 Possible 13 Carefully 14 ClOM 15 In 16 B. 17 On 13 ThrH 19 Written 20 Into 21 Tifne 22 Uw 23 A 24 frn4 25 Do 26 New 27 Flow 28 On 29 Yout 30 But 31 Gm-ous 61 Success 32 Your 62 News 33 g'temerrts 63 On 34 Your 64 Or 35 Anyone 65 Could 36 Maintotn 66 To 37 Mcy 67 Rushed 33 Not 63 Joy 39 Probably 69 Up 40 Or 70 Motten 41 Bring 71 Impress 42 Money 72 B 43 Be 73 Thwart 44 Firm 74 Othr 45 Mood 75 Your 46 Wh.er 76 Purse 47 Advantages 77 Strings 43 Domestic 78 Alert 49 Increased 79 Phone 50 Moanef.sm 80 Will 51 Nervously 81 With 52 Open 82 Legal 53 Part 83 Colli 54 Grip 84 Success 55 Or 85 Marerionte 56 You 86 You 57 And 87 f imposed 58 Satisfying 88 Upon 59 LegaJ 89 Affairs B 428 SAOITTAIIUS NOV 23 DEC 22 6-17-21-30 C8-51-7 gGood (g) Advene ) Nentnl uma 3EIT 23 i A "in n r I o-j7-o--: a 62-64-7983 SCORPIO OCT 24 NOV 22 5-11-25-3201 53-61-80-85 CAPttCOtN DEC 23 JAN 20 P6-42-47-52, 169-72-78 AQUAHUJ FEB 19 BiTl el n B6-44-54-o3 P5-76-77 PISCIS 20? FEB MA 21 3- 4-19-33?? 140-59-70 RADIO PROGRAMS-FRIDAY 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 12J0 ke HMCD 1449 He KWIN 1400 kc 4:15 Club 1230 Weekday Fuiton Lewi 4:30 Club 1230 Weekday Hemingway News 4 00 The Children's Hour KMZD Presents Here's the Answer 4:43 Club 1230 & Weather Three Star Extra Sam Hayes 5:00 Edward R. Morrow' Regional News Bob and Ray 5 :15 Bill Stern Sammy Kaye Orch. Bob and Ray 5 30 Tom Harmon" Lone Ranger Bob Greene News 5:43 Frank Goss- Lone Ranger. Weather Bill Brundige Sports ' 6:00 Edward P. Morgan KMED Sports Daily Gabriel Heatter 6 13 Lowell Thomas' Man On The Go Local News 6 30 Amos & Andy Cannon at Controls Virgil Pinkley 6 45 Amos 6c Andy Cannon at Controls Sam Hayes 7 00 World News Beat Cavalcade of Sports Counterspy 7 13 Music Shop Cavalcade of Sports Counterspy 7 30 Bing Crosby" Meet The Champions City Editor 7 4.5 j oh nny Doilar" Meet The Champions City Editor 80 PtlaiicUSacrainenta Morgan Beatty News Record Session 8 IS Portland-Sacramento One Man's Family Record Session 8 30 Portland-Sacramento Proudly We Hail Double Date 8:45 Portiand-Sacramento Proudly We Hail Double Date " 9 00 Portland-Sacramento Slow Drive News ... 915 Portland-Sacramento Slow Drive Fulton Lewis Jr. 9 30 Portland-Sacramento Slow Drive Jack's Private Line 9 43 Portland-Sacramento Slow Drive Jack's Private Line 10 00 Off the Record Richfield Reporter KWIN Karavan 10 15 Off The Record Nightwatchman . KWIN Karavan 10 30 Off The Record Nightwatchman KWIN Karavan in 45 Off The Record Nightwatchman & NewsKWIN Karavan TTooSlin Off Sign Off KWIN Karavan ' KWIN Karavan KWIN Karavan " " ' Music till Morn. All nite RADIO PROG RAMS-SAT U RDAY JOYwn Patrol Bob Robert a Corral Too of the Morn rig "Yawn Patrol First New. Top of the Morning ' 7.nn rhrv News" Blockhouse Ho-Down Network News TlartVn Agroneky Hogu. Valley Beeper Breakfast Gang 7 30 Frank Goss Nws Commentary Breakfast Gang 7 jsZco-unty Agent Weather & 7:50 Newa Network News ' 8 00 No School Today Koffee Klatch . Social Security Plot. 8:15 No School Today Oregon Game Comm. Music On Record 8:30 Robert Q.Lewis" Garden Club Haven otKest 8:45 Robert Q. Lewis Garden Club Haven of Rest 'i 00 Chevrolet Newscast" Friendship Circle Song of The Saddle 9 15 Saturday Melodiea Friendship Circle Song of ih eb add le 9 aoGunsmoke" 234th Guard Band Voice of Deliverance 9 45-Gunlmoke" Sat. News Desk Voice of Deliverance 10 00 Chev.Newscaat MONITOR iJews."r. 10:15 Rhythm Room MONITOR Guest Star 10:30 Rhythm Room MONITOR Wheselss of Chance 10:45 Trading Post MONITOR Wheels of Chance H 00 News' City Hospital" MONITOR Game of the Day 1115 City Hospital" MONITOR Game of the Day 11 -HO String Serenade" Nat'l Farm & Home Hr Game of the Day 4 J 3Zl3 still 1 Gil" Nat'l. Farm & Home Hr. Game of the PayJ 12m Club 1230 MONITOR Game of the Day :15 riub 1230 MONITOR Game of the Day 12 30 Garden Gate MONITOR Game of the Day 12 45 Weather Report MONITOR Game of the Day 1 00 No School Today MONITOR Game of the Day J ?5No Sen Today MONITOR Game of the Day I inZciub 1230 MONITOR Game of the Day 1 45 Club 1230 MONITOR Game of the Day S oo Club"" 1230"" MONITOR Western Roundup Time aisclub 1230 MONITOR Western Roundup Time 2:mZciub 1230 MONITOR Western Roundup Time 2 :45 Club 1230 MONITOR Western Roundup Time o nn a RCfNews MONITOR Western Roundup Time V,Z.riub 1230 MONITOR Western Roundup Time i.',;T,,,h 1230 MONITOR Report From Washingto I is Club 1230 MONITOR Todays Top Tunes 4 00 ABC Newscast MONITOR Today's Top Tunes 4 IsZciub 1230 MONITOR News' 4 ioZvetl Administration MONITOR Music 1 4-Iclub 1230 MONITOR Music i nn Chevrolet Newscast MONITOR Academy Band 5 15Z1J N cm the Record" MONITOR Academy Band .',n mm Harmon" MONITOR Musical Moments 5 :45 Frank Goss" MONITOR Musical Momenta "6 00 GreatDeci-ions MONITOR Hawaii Calls' 6 15-Great Decisions MONITOR Hawaii Calls' -inZrort Laramie" MONITOR Bible Study Program 6 45-Fort Laramie" MONITOR Guy Lombardo -7 00 World News Beat MONITOR Pop Time 4 :1 5 Indictment" MONITOR Pop Time 7 30 Musical Interlude MONITOR Public Library 7 45 ABC Orchestra' MONITOR Pop Time Too Todavs Topper" MONITOR Dixieland Express 2 , NavvHour- MONITOR Dixieland Express R 30 ABC News' Country Style American Travel Guide g 45ABC Orchestra Country Style MusicalMoments q 00 ABC News- Heartbeat Theater News'- 9 15 Dancing Party Heartbeat Theater Musical Moments a -in world News Roundup Nat l Radio Fan ClubJack's Private Line 9-45 Dancing Party Nat'l. Radio Fan Club Jack's Private Line in 00 Off the Record KMED News Report Sat. Night Dance Parade logoff the Record Bob Crusby Show Sat Night Dance Parade 10 3oIIof f The Record Nightwatchman Sat. Night Dance Parade lS:45Zoff The Record Night Watch & News Sat. Night Dance Parade ;'i nn Off Sign Off Sat. Night Dance Parade 11.00 Sign oti og Sat Night Dance Parade Sat Night Dance Parade Sat. Nite Dance Parade Sat. Nite Dance Parade ABC "CBS NBC MBS KROY 730 KC 1 11 oroirams at same time daily, unless otherwise Indicated) A M -5 45 Sign on Music throughout day except for following programs: in ,n-is ifRnv ' Rarsrainv 11-12 (Sunday onlv First Baptist ser-ice " P M lf2:lf KBOY r"aVcn: 13:15 - 12 JO (Sunday only) KBOY r.ch; 6:30 Sign off TV PROGRAMS - KBES (Channel 5) FRIDAY 5:30 Wild Bill Hickok 6:00 Rhythm Maatera 6:15 News 6 :25 Weather 6:30 Walt's Workshop 7 ;oo Cavalcade of Sports 7 45 Dr. Hudson's Secret Journal 8 15 Medical History 8:20 Hollywood Album 8:30 Mvsterious Mr. X 9 00 Highway Patrol 9 30 Mavor of the Town -10:00 The Line Up 10:35 Premier Theater 12:00 News and Sign Off SATURDAY 10:45 Baseball Preview 10:55 Baseball Game of the Week Pirates vs. Dodgers 1:00 Western Theater 2 13 Afternoon Theater 4 flo Mr. Wizard 4:30 Faith for Today 5:00 Rehearsal for Disaster 5:15 McKay for Sen. Committee 5:30 Melody Wranglers C MO Building Dreams ' 7:00 People are Funny 7:30 Ozzie & Harriet 8:00 The Honey moon;rs 8:30 Crunch & Dex 9:00 Eddie Cantor 9:30 Big Picture 10 00 Geo. Gobal 10:30 Wrestling from Hollywood 11:30 Treasure Travels 12:00 News & Sign. Off SUNDAY 12 .-00 Wide Wide World 1:45 Christian Science Pgm. 20 TBA 3:00 Championship Bowling 4:00 College Hour 4:30 John Nesbitt Parade 5:30 Musical Miles 6:00 Jack Benny 6.30 Waterfront . -" Jt 7:00 Ed Sullivan 8:00 G.E. Theater 8:30 It's a Great Life 9:00 Loretta Young 9:30 Weekly News In Review 9:45 Modes of the Day 10:00 Bob Cummines Show ' 10:30 Break the Bank 11:00 Treasure Travels 11:45 News & Sign Off 12:10 News and Sign Off MAN. 106. ASKS DIVORCE Talladega, Ala. (U.R) John Wesley Taylor, 106 years old, divorced his fourth wife Thurs day, exlaining he had outlived three wives but just couldn't get along with the last one. FISH IN FIELD Ripley, O. U.R) Marian Jolly ploughed through a puddle left in his tobacco field by a re cent flood and found a three pound fish and several smaller ones. WALT'S TV & RADIO SERVICE Oldest Shop In So. Oregon 409 E. Main Phone 2-2269 Day and Night Sendee, (Medford and Vicinity).. Night Calls and Sundays No calls Frl. Eve. or all day Sat, $3.50 The Medical Roundup Emeritus Consultant In Medicine, Mayo Clinic Emeritus Professor of Medlilne, Mayo Foundation it i alter Alvarez Venereal Diseases There has been so much hush hush about venereal diseases that even educated men do not always know that syphilis and gonorrhea are two very different dis eases; one that spreads into many parts of the body, and the other that stays localized. So long as good people had the idea that the only persons who got ve nereal diseases were sinners, they did not want to hear any thing about the subject. But then, lovely women: mothers of sons and daughters, learned that a high percentage of the persons who get venereal disease get it innocently. This, of course, put a new complexion on the matter If, as is true, these diseases ac count for an immense amount of suffering by innocent women and children; if they account for the childless state of millions of married women and the still births of millions of infants, the public should know the facts Then, perhaps, they will do something about them. Perhaps then, they will back up Army and Navy medical officers when against the wishes of powerful gangsters and politicians, they try to clean out the villages full of prostitutes that spring up around a military camp. Unless the people understand the ter rible menace of such villages the Army men may be unable to do much to protect our boys Syphilis used to be one of the great scourges of humanity. It accounted for an enormoils amount of illness, a great deal of insanity, a great deal of injury to the blood vessels and the heart, and to unborn children. Fortunately, today, in civilized countries, the disease is being treated so well with penicillin that we physicians no longer are seeing so many of the bad end results, such as we used to. see; but still there is too much of the disease in the community. Infection Often Unknown The difficulty arises in the fact that the health officers can not always get hold of the people quickly, soon after they are in fected and before they can infect others. Unfortunately, hundreds of thousands of men and par ticularly women do not know that they have been infected. They learn this many years later and then only accidentally, when they go for a medical overhauling. Today, one danger arises in the fact that some men have gained the idea that syphilis can be cured so quickly that it need no longer be feared. This is not SUBPOENAED Murray Chotiner (above) of Beverly Hills, Calif., campaign man ager for Vice President Nix on, has been subpoenaed by Senate investigators for questioning about his legal services for Herman Kravitz, vb.0 is accused of stealing government cloth. TV - RADIO - PHONO Fast Dependable Service Standard Rata System MINKLER'S TV 8th & Bartlert . Phona 2-9824 90-Minute Live Spectacular SUNDAY 1:00 P.M. CHANNEL 5 - KBES-TV LITTRELL PARTS Your United Motors Svstem Distributors MEDFORD - GRANTS PASS BROOKINGS true. There is a small per cent of cases in which a cure does not come quickly, and in which the person's life can be ruined. One unfortunate . feature about syphilis infection is that so often the offending spirochete gets into the body without pro ducing any local ulceration, such as would tell the person of his danger. In the old days I used to see each year many men past 50 or 60 who, when they began to walk queerly or to act queerly, were found to have a late form of long-dormant syph ilis. At first they would say that the wassermann test must be wrong, and then they would remember that, in their late teens, they had a peculiar ulcer or a puzzling rash with some awful headaches. Then I might learn that the man's wife had had a series of miscarriages, and eventually, , a still-born or a sickly child. That was the typi cal story. Different Type of Disease Gonorrhea is an entirely dif ferent type of disease. It is due to a germ that attacks the urethra (tube through which the urine leaves the bladder). It pro duces a discharge with much burning on urination. Often, in the pre-penicillin days, it left a stricture of the urinary tube, and perhaps an inflamed pros trate gland. In rare cases it pro duced a form of arthritis. Often it made the man sterile so that his wife could never have chil dren. Often a man, insufficient ly treated, married and infected his wife during their honey moon.vThis left her sterile. In the old days a large percentage of hysterectomies were made necessary by the chronic inflam mation m the pelvis left by gonorrhea. Very rarely did gon orrhea affect the body as a whole. Today, gonorrhea is usually You can now buy ele phant T-bone steaks, filet mignons and rump roasts cheaper than you can buy hamburger. If you don't believe it, just go to Rangoon and find out for yourself. 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: Summer Is Here To Stay . . . and for the little tot nothing can beat tfiis washable canvas play shoe! See it tomorrow! Choice of . . . RED OR BLUE P.S.: We also have other styles to choose from. JOHNSTON and STEWART JUNIOR BOOT SHOP Main at Central Medford Where the Fit is Guaranteed cured quickly with penicillin, and hence there is much less danger to the women of this land. If all persons who get in fected with gonorrhea would quickly seek treatment and Thorpe To Attend Corvallis Meeting Vernon Thorpe, Medford di rector of public vorks, will par ticipate in a panel discussion on parking at the ninth annual Northwest conference on traffic engineering at Oregon State col lege May 8 and 9. The conference is sponsored by OSC, the State Highway de partment and the Western Insti tute of Traffic Engineers. The conference will discuss by-pass signing practices, park ing study methods, urban free way programming and develop ment in the Northwest. Use Mail Tribune Want Ads would avoid Infecting others the disease would soon die out. Un fortunately, sailors and travel ers keep constantly bringing the infection into this country, and hence the health , authorities have continually to keep fighting it. There are a few other vener eal diseases. Chancroid usually produces a big, chronic, , local ized ulcer. There are two other diseases which are seen most commonly in negroes. Today, in the Armed Forces every effort is made to protect from disease the young man who has exposed himself. If only he would take reasonable care, he could escape illness, but often he gets exposed when he is under the influence of liquor, and then he takes no precau tions. Dr. Alvarez regrets he hasn't the time in which to read or answer requests for information. (Released by The Register and Tribune Syndicate, 19S6) Strange As It Seems by Elsl HI iflft li.nVric iwKfro ! HV-:-rsiA TO rfeElF B $0 rJeMBRKfiBLE THKl Pi SccOUNb Ptftcso in pi yooV Vixrn CnKT rPP WILL UME lf Nfctf M0RN1NS fx KrfewiuT by Tony &vj &0RPON BfttRD BY ft 4P6EDB0KT. WILL. 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Permit Said Needed For Importing of Sheep N Salem (U.R) Oregon live stock men importing sheep from any other state must acquire a permit from the State Depart ment of Agriculture because of widespread sheep scabies in the Midwest and East. Department Veterinarian Dr. K. J. Peterson said the sheep also must have a health certifi cate from the state of origin. 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