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Newspaper Page Texti TWO MEDFORD (OREGON) MAIL TRIBUNE Friday, May 23, 1956 Mill S TAR GAZER By CLAY K. POIXAN- yf TAUtUi jjl-. APR 21 I MAY 2' 24-36-37-4'J CfMWt 63-44 68 CANCII H ) 7-12-14 251 M 69 75-77 ft. uo I JUIY24 AU& 23 1-10-21-311 32-73 84 Vk vnoo AUG 24 SEPT 22 K16-1&22-27 N3&43-g3-3 Your Dorl Activity Ovid JM According ro fht Stars. To develop message for Soturdoyy reod words corresponding to numbers of your Zodioc birth sign. UNA OCT 2-35-52-61 dTl K2 65-66 M 2 There's 3 Your 4 Little 5 Thinjl 6 Special 7 Oso t Tnmk 9 Fir 10 Sire 11 Service 12 let 13 t 31 You're 32 Bocitmg 33 Attractive 34 Extra 35 A 36 Swk 37 Untirrvly 3S Hvi 3 Ptwsrdtd 40 SHcrdowni 70 Thart 41 Opportunity 71 Better 1 T-JWJrfJ 62 Excess 63 Bring 64 Desired 65 Confidence 66 Now 67 u 63 Pesu'H 69 Sl-p SCOtP'O OCT 24 NOV 22 3-17.23-29- CO-33-41 42 Around 43 Of 14 Thoughrlert 44 Your 15 Only 45 Keen 16 Favorable 46 May 17 Shedneu 47 Perception 13 Day 19 rendered 20 Is 21 Thot 22 For 23 Wrfh 24 Atrer 25 Words 26 Don't 27 Seemingly 28 Will 29 Uncover 30 Some 43 Seem 49 Seek 50 To 51 Promotion 52 Tendency 53 Try 54 To 55 In 56 Effort 57 Due 53 Horn. 59 Con 60 Study 72 Your 73 S'otus 74 Con 75 Out 76 Come 77 Todoy 78 Only 79 Through 80 Your 81 Or 82 Successful 83 Stubborn 84 Whot's 85 Surprising 86 Fashion S7 Tnsln 88 Office 89 Honorable 90 Efforts f Neutral 23 ,rfr 23 SASOTAJtlUS NO 21 J, DEC 22 3", ' 4- 5-46 48 g B0-70-30 90,t- CAmiCODN OK 23 JAN. 20 4 p3-34-54-67r P4-76-79g2v AOUADIUS I JAN. 21 -g I FEB.' t Jpl n 8- 9-13-154 124-57 60 PISCES FES 20 WAR 21 19-51-53-54, PI -72-73 The Medical Roundup Emeritus ConktUtant In Medicine, Mayo Clinic Emeritus Professor of Medklno, Mayo Foundation RADIO PROGRAMS - FRIDAY Prog rims lifted below era received from the radio stations and the Mail - Tribune assumes no responsibility except to make such changes as are supplied KYJC 1230 ke KM ED 1440 kc KWIN 1400 ke 4 00 Hi. School Baseball Lone Ranger Furton Lewis 4 15 Hi School Baseball Lone Ranger Hemingway News 4 30 Hi School Baseball KMED Presents Here's the Answer 4 45 Hi School Baseball Dr. Norman V. Peale Sam Hayes 5:00 Hi School Baseball Music with Sam Bob and Ray 3:15 Hi School Baseball Music with Sam Bob and Ray 3:30 Frank Goss" Regional Roundup Bob Greene News 3:45 Musical Interlude Man On The Go Bill Brundige Sports 6 00 Edward R. Murrow Cavalcade of Sports Gabriel Heatter 8:15 Lowell Thomas" Cavalcade of Sports Local News 6:30 BingCrosbv Sports Daily Virgil PinkJey 6:45 Johnny Doilar Music in March Time Sam Hayes 7:00 MaxRoby Morgan Beatty Counterspy 7:13 Jack Carson One Man's Family Counterspy 7:30 Columbia Workshop Natl. Radio Fan Club City Editor 7 :45 Columbia Workshop Nat'l. Radio Fan Club City Editor 8 00 Portland vs San Diego Natl. Radio Fan Club Record Session 815 Portland vs San Diego Nat'l. Radio Fan Club Record Session 8 30 Portland vs San Diego Nat'l. Radio Fan Club Disc Date 8 45 Portland vs San Diego Nat'l. Radio Fan Club Disc Date 8 00 Portland vs San Diego AnniversaryCelebration News 9 1 Portland vs San Diego AnniversaryCelebration Fulton Lewis jr. 9:30 Portland vs San Diego AnniversaryCelebration Jack's Private Line 8:4,. Portland vs San Diego Anniversary Celebration Jack's Private Line 10 00 World News Beat RichfieldeJteoorter KWIN Karavan 1015 Off The Record Nightwatchman KWIN Karavan 10-30 Off The Record Nightwatchman KWIN Karavan 10:45 Off the Record A News Nightwatchman ar NewsKWIN Karavan 1 1 00 Sign Off Sign Off Sign Off RADIO PROGRAMS-SATURDAY 6 00 News Bob Robert's Corral Wakeup Ranch 615 World News Roundup Bob Robert's Corral Wakeup Ranch 6 JO Frank Goss Bob Robert's Corral Wakeup Ranch 6:45 Yawn Patrol First News Wakeup Ranch -- Too County Agent Blockhouse Ho-Down Network News 7:13 Martin Agronsky Rogue Valley Beeper Breakfast Gang 7-30 Robert Q. Lewis' News Commentary Breakfast Gang 7:43 Robert Q.Lewis Weather & 7:50 News Network News 8 00 News' Koffee Klatch Social Security Prog. 8 15 Visit With Binf Oregon Game Comm. Music On Record 8:30 Gunsmoke Garden Club Haven ot Best s'?! Gunsmoke Garden Club Haven of Rest "iToo Newscast Friendship Circle Song of The Saddle 9-13 Music Box Friendship Circle Song of The Saddle 9 3CZno School Today 234th Guard Band Voice of De iverance 9 Is No School Today Sat. News Desk Voice of Deliverance 10:00 News City Hospital MONITOR Game of The Day ln iSCitv Hospital MONITOR Game of The Day loioRKordTack MONITOR Game of The Day IQRecoroRack MONITOR - Game of The Day . nn Pn.t MONITOR Game of the Day Tl LlnV. MONITOR Game of the Day JlrtlGaVderfGu, SS.HomeHr. Game of the Day 11 IgZrt'fsta? Nat l Farm! Home Hr. Game of the Day 12 on News " MONITOR Game of the Day 12 , WTreMurv Show MONITOR Game of the Day i2-qnZrm?1230 MONITOR Western Roundup Time ."rRenort MONITOR Western Roundup Time - . no w.ltr Time MONITOR Western Roundup Time :?? S M JJmr MONITOR Western Roundup Time HnXiTS? MONITOR Western Roundup Time iSSZcSb lMO MONITOS Western Roundup Time - X i MONITOR Western Roundup Time titlsatWAt The Chase" MONITOR Western Roundup Time i:ifteaaurVSho MONITOR Western Roundup Time HgZ?"""rvgrl MONITOR Western Roundup Time "3 00 Newi " . MONITOR News Music l-Sffi'SSSSSS" m8n1I8r: . KrromWashlngto tSSZM" B,t" Rord MONITOR Todays Top Tunes 4 00 News MONITOR Keep Healthy lllubl230 MONITOR i"ew tAUUttV: Music 4 45 Frank Goss MONITOR music '3O0 News MONITOR Academy Band; . u,mr.r, MONITOR Academy Band 33l5SSS" GraSdOieOpry Musical Moments, 5-45-Fort Ltrimle Grand Pie Opry Musical Moments 7 on News " MONITOR Pop Time 4:?IiZMitchMiller MONITOR SS,Tlmf,. VXaM tchMil er MONITOR Public Library -7:4MitcnM"ler MONITOR .""h v r ' a nn Portland vs San Diego Proudly We Hail Dixieland Express i S S b o H..Urtdle.tr. SSSK-.- l!rtUndvsl.nDieio Heart Beat Theatre Musical Moments 8 00 Portland vs San Diego Let s Go To Town News i o i3 Portland vs San Diego Let's Go To Town Coming Events fl soZportland vs San Diego Parade of Bands Jack s Private Line 9 -4fCpr!rtla"dvs San Diego Parade of Bands Jack's Private Line rmo world News Beat KMED News Report Sat. Night Dance Parade insZoff the eord Bob Crosby Show Sat Night Dance Parade snrsZSff the Record Nightwatchman Sat Night Dance Parade lu-JSZoff tne gggrd. New. Night Watch & News Sat. Night Dance Parade H 00 Sign Oft Sign Off Sign Off ABC CBS NBC MBS A Dropped Colon Many anxious person keep asking what are they to do about "a dropped colon" that, after an x-ray examina tion they are now upposed to have. As I have said sev eral times i n this column, the so - called d r o pping of abdominal or gans, such as J. 1 1 s. ssaiiei Alvarez me iuiudin, colon, and kidneys, is a diagnosis that was popular some 40 years ago. I lost all interest in it when I found that practically all of my thin patients had a stomach and a colon and a right kidney that dropped downy far below the place where the old anatomists thought it should be. The diag nosis of ptosis, or dropping, came in with the x-rays. Why? Because then, for the first time in history, we doctors could see where the stomach and colon of a person is when he or she is standing up. The old anatomists had seen only bodies of persons who had died lying flat on their backs. When one lies on one's back, the stomach and colon float up into the so-called normal posi tion shown in our old books on anatomy. With the x-ray we see that in persons standing up, the stomach is a long stocking-like bag, the lower border of which goes down norrrjally into the pel vis. In such cases the middle of the colon has to be even lower. I haven't diagnosed dropped colon or stomach for 40-odd years. During my 25 years at the Mayo clinic, I never saw the diagnosis of ptosis of stomach or colon made. My friends, the kid ney specialists at the Mayo clinic, very rarely thought it worth while to stitch up the right kid ney, and usually when they did do this, the patient was no better, The symptoms were due to ner vousness, and not to the low-ly ing movable kidney. . I know some of my dear friends in the medical profession will differ with me. They still think that sometimes a low-lying stomach or colon can give symp toms. Perhaps they are right, but I doubt it. Traffic Offenders I was just reading in "This Week" an article about Judge Rudolph C. Geissler,,of Connecti cut. He is carrying out religious ly Governor Ribicoff 's order that anyone who exceeds the speed limit must automatically lose his driver's license for 30 days. If he gets caught a second time, he loses the license for 60 days. Some have said to the judge, "Haven't you any pity for peo ple on whom this works a hard Around Hollywood By ALINE MOSBY United Press Correspondent KHOT 730 KC (All rorram at mama time dally oniess otherwise Indicated) AM 3:45 Sign on. Music tnrougnout oav excepi ior iuuuih8 'I" raOYB.; ":i;BU,n,,"l,B' iSimrliv rinlvl KBOY ranch: SS14ts.ll, aaAW .tass-uv , w. ' ' ia. in P.M. 12-13:15 6:30 Sign off. TV PROGRAMS - KBES (Channel 5) F RID AT 4 no President Eisenhower 4:30 Howdv Doody 5:00 Wild Bill Mickock 5 30 Industry on Parade 5:45 News 3 :55 Weather 6 ma Cavalcade of Sports 6:43 Dr. Hudson's Secret Journal 7:15 Heath's Medical History 7:20 Hollvwood Album 6:00 Man Called X 30 Highway Patrol 9:00 The Lineup 9:30 Mayor of the Town 10 O Premier Theater 11:30 Sign Off SATURDAY 9:43 Baseball Preview 9 S3 Baseball-Dodgers at Grants 1:30 TBA 3:00 Mr. Wizard 3 30 Musical Miles 4:30 Faith For Today 5 JO Melody Wranglers 6 30 Orzie and Harriett 7 00 The Honeymooners 7 :30 Crunch & Dez 8:00 The Big Picture 8:30 It's Always Jan 9:00 Geo. Gobel 9:30 People Are Funny 10:00 Wrestling from Chicago 11:00 News & Sign Off SUNDAY 12:00 Antarctic Third World 1 :00 American Forum 1 :45 Christian Science 2:00 TBA 2 :30 Zoo Parade 3:00 Championship Bowling 4:00 College Hour 4:30 John Nesbitt Parade 5.00 This Is The Life 5:30 TBA 6 .00 Private Secretary 6 JO Waterfront 7:00 Ed Sullivan 8:00 GE Theater 8 JO It's a Great Life Why Suffer Longer? When Others Fail COME TO US ACT NOW! Our Nature's HERB remedies will help you to re- : J f...aL V. MmfHiai hlva katttt successful in siding the sick all over the state for S- B. F0NG over 1 8 years. , Herb Specialist Remedies for disorders, sinuses, heart, liver, stomach, gas and ulcers, constipation, piles, asthma, female complaints, kidney, bladder, blood, rheumatism, back and headaches. For Male. Female and Children. BRANCH OFFICES: Albany Salem Eugene North Bend ewport CHARLIE CHAN OFFICE OPEN SUNDAYS ONLY 12 NOON TO 4 P.M. CHINESE MEDICINE & HERB CO. 624 S. Riverside Medford Hollywood (U.R) In 1911 in the little town of Pasco, Wash., a druggist named John Sullivan gave a brown ier camera to a 12-year-old Chinese -American boy who hung around the store. - Sullivan showed the boy how to fo- AUne Mosby cus the camera and snap the shutter. The boy, the son of a railroad worker, paid for the camera by hauling in 400 empty beer bottles. ; This year 45 years later that eager one-time amateur won a coveted Academy Award for photographing one of the top motion pictures of 1955, "The Rose Tattoo." And this week James Wong Howe at last was able to shake hands with and thank the 72-year-old druggist who started him on the road to wealth and movie fame. Druggist Visits Druggist Sullivan showed up at Howe's house in the Holly wood Hills on a visit, and I found the two celebrating their reunion by standing before the Oscar on Howe's mantle and re? miniscing about the good, old days. "Well, Jimmy," smiled the white-haired druggist, "You lov ed music, and you used to come into my drug store to play the phonograph. Then you saw me fooling around with a Kodak and you said you'd like to have one. "I said, 'Jimmy, bring me 700 empty beer bottles.' You only brought in 400, but I gave you the camera, anyway. You still owe me 300 bottles!" Howe's first photographs van ished on being exposed to the light. He had forgotten to use the "fix" In the developer. This un nerved his superstitious parents who had been born in China. In his next photographs he cut off his subjects' heads, bring ing more objections from home. But Howe finally mastered pho tographynd sought his fortune in Hollywood in 1915. - He got a job sweeping out the camera room at the old Famous Players studio. His break came by accident when Mary Miles Minter let him do a still portrait of her. Eyes Turn White "In those days blue eyes came out white because of the film," he said. "But when I photograph ed her" they came out dark. She was so excited she asked me to be a cameraman on her motion pictures. "I finally figured it was the reflection from a black velvet backdrop that made her eyes look darker. So I draped my movie camera in black velvet. It got around Hollywood that Miss Minter had imported an Oriental cameraman who hid behind a piece of balck velvet. Everybody with blue eyes wanted to hire me. and I was in." Howe was nominated seven times before finally winning the Oscar this year. The news of his 9:00 Loretta Voung 9 :30 Weekly News in Review 9:45 Musical Miles 10:00 Bob Cummings Show 10:30 Break the Bank 11:00 Sign Off WALT'S TV & RADIO SERVICE Oldest .Shop la So. Oregon 409 E. Main Phone 2-22(1 Day and Night Service, M Cfl (Medford and Vicinity V-'--'' Night Calls and Sundays NO calls FrL Eve. or all day Sat. victory brought a flood of letters from citizens of Pasco who re membered him. "If it wasn't for Mr. Sullivan I'd be selling Miltowns in his drug store today," the camera man laughed. ' A magazine ad says that you can learn to write shorthand in just ' four days. If you also want to learn to read it and speak it, you'd better sign up for the two week course. THijirii? ,fSS,0lll,l 4f Ph. TOWNE BEAUTY SHOPPE 2-4266 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-fl land Repairing All Makes KoKo Says: Tired of an oxford for summer wear, but still want sup port? See this . sturdy one - strap shoe tomorrow at our store! Widths " A to D & Sizes: Vk to 8 814 to 12 Wh to 4 -$6.50 7.50 8.50 JOHNSTON and STEWART JUNIOR BOOT SHOP Main at Central Medford Where the Fit is Guaranteed ship?" And the judge says, "Yes, but I have more pity for those many persons who, because of someone's speeding, are perma nently crippled or killed." As he said, today a judge has constant?- to be looking at pho tographs of butchered bodies and smashed-up automobiles. "Speed ing is like firing a bullet into a crowd; does anyone condone that?" As the judge said, "Fines have not worked; threats have not worked, and public education does not seem to be working." Perhaps this new get-tough pol icy will help. Actually, in January the first month of the new law traffic deaths were cut by one-third. Some 453 licenses were suspend ed as compared to only 61 sus pensions during the same month in the previous year. The Governor feels that when drivers realize that the state: means business, and when this i causes them to obey traffic laws, I the number of accidents and the j death rate should drop even Emergency Board To Air Mental Hospital Site Salem (U.R) The State Emergency Board will meet here June 5 to discuss purchase of the west Wilsonville site for the new $14,000,000 Portland-area mental hospital. Selection of the site was an nounced several weeks ago. However, before construction can start the Emergency Board must approve. Voters approved the hospital in 1954 and the 1955 Legisla ture authorized .some $6,335,000 for work on the first unit. Salem (U.R) Gov. Elmo Smith has called on people of Oregon to observe Sunday, June 3, as "Shut-in's Day" in Oregon as a means of bringing special joy and brightness to shut-ins throughout the country. Read and Use Classified Ada Salem U.R Donald R. Ken nedy of Portland has been ap-: pointed a member of the Oregon State Board of Pharmacy. East Islip, N.Y. U.R) Vet eran actor Guy Kibbee, 70, died yesterday at the Percy Williams Home here more than it has already. ALL-BRIGHT TELEVISION CO. Dwtght J. Albright. Tech. Bobbie Bills, Asst. Tech. 1654 Orchard Home Drive PHONE 2-9010 Strange As It Seems -2F --trie U.S. rW eusiNteK CORPS KSPOWj IHrXl ANNUAL 5N0WLL IN TVS fiRCTlC AMOUNTS to ONLY ftftjUT" .. 5 INCHES OF RWN TriftNTrie . EB1NFBU. 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