Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, June 05, 1956, Image 16

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Newspaper Page TextTWO MEDFOHD (OHEGOlf) MAIt. TRIBUNE B CLAY 1L y?3 a M Your Ooiljr AtnWIjr Guide H 'i According ro rhe Sfora ' To develop message for Wednesday, read words corresponding to numbers of your Zodioc birth sign. to 31-W57 16 Are 21 3 Jm0""" to S Is Swtle 7 I. You You 10 Importer 11 Your 12 IM 13 Probably 14 Could 15 Dkw 16 Korpva T7 Increased H Bills ! Wont 20 Unless 21 O 22 Hax 23 dxx 24 Plug 25 MtoJ 24 Joxol 27 OHors 23 Much 29 How 30 There's MAY 23 JIM S ol-6A-. 0 JONt 23 T ? 8-19-22 M uo JULY U ,UJG 21 1227.2952, VKO AUG 24 Vf 22 r 1-48.5&4 f. '68-75-79 8 RADIO PROGRAMS -TUESDAY Programs listed below arc received from the radio stations and tho Mail Tribune juuikm no responsibility except to mako such changes as are tuppliad KVJC 122e ke KMLD 400 Club 1230 415 Bill Stem 4 30 Club 12 JO 4 45 Frank Com , 3 00 Edward P. Morgan 515 Tom Harmon" 5 30 Amos & Andy" 5:43 A mo Be Andy a 00 Edward R. Murrow 6:13 Lowell Thomas" 6 30 Bins Crosbv :45-Johnny DoUar Music With Sam Music With Sam Regional Roundup Man on the Co ' Sports Reports Dine at 1440 Dragnet" Dragnet 7 00 Max Rohy" Morgan Eeatty One Man s Family" New. X-l X-l 7:13 Jack Carson 7 30 Suspense' " 7:45 Suspense" iwi bnrti!.nr4 vB tn nirtrn S vmritoms. 8 15 Portland v San Diego Boston 30 Portland vs San Diego Boston 8 45 Portland vi San Diego Boston 9 00 Portland va San Diego Politics St Primaries 9 1 5 Portland vs San Diego Pol itica & Primaries 0 30 Portland vs San Diego Politics & Primaries 9.45 Portland va San Diego Politics St Primaries 10 World News Beat Richfield Reporter 10:15 Off the Record Night watchman 1030 Olf the Record Nihtwatchman 10:4 Off the Record. NewsNightwatch & News 11:00 Sign Off Sign Off RADIO PROGRAMS-WEDNESDAY 6.00 Wofid News Roundup' 6:13 The Open Road" 630 Frank Goss" 6 43 Harry Babbitt Bob Roberta Corral Bob Roberta Corral Bob Roberts Corral First News 7:00 Coffee Concert 7:15 Martin Agronsky 7 30 Tom MacLeod Sport 7:43 Howard Miller Sho-jv 6:00 Frisk St Frolic 6:15 Breakfast Club 8:30 Breakfast Club 8:45 Breakfast Club D 00 Music Box o 13 Music V Wei -.field ft 30 Helen Trent ft -43 News St Bulletins 10:00 Name Your Neighbor 10:13 Aunt Mary 10:30 Mora Drake 10.45 Aunt Jenny 11:00 Trading Post 11:15 Two Ton Baker 1 1 30 House party 1 1 ;45 I louse party" Farm News, Sports Rogue Valley Beeper News Commentary Weather ScT XO News World News Roundup Kashbox. Swap St Sell Frank's Choice Music Frank's Choice Music Friendship Friendship Weekday W eek day Weekday Weekday Weekdav Weekday Right to Happiness TBA Merchants Jackpot MerchantsJackpot Lunchtime News 12 00 Paul Harvey 12:13 Record Rack 12:30 Rogue Valley Reporters Weather Sc Lunchtime Markets St 12:45 w earner; lost, i-ets 1:00 Musical Mixmaster 1:13 Whispering Streets 1 30 My True Story Young Widder Brown Doctor's Wife Pepper Young Family Women In My House 1 :45 My True story 2 00 Ruth Aahton-Weather Weekday 2:15 Strictly for the Ladiea Weekday 230 Arthur Godfrey Westside 2 43 Arthur Godfrey Westside 3:00 Arthur Godfrey- Westside 315 Arthur Godfrey Westside 3 30 Strictlv for the Ladies Westside 3:43 Arthur Godfrey Westside 4 00 Club 1230 4:15 Bill Stern Fred Waring Songfest" Fred Waring Songfest" 430 Marine Melodv Time KMED Presents 4:43 Frank GosaWeatherPr. Norman Peale" 3:00 Edward P. Morgan 5.15 Tom Harmon" 5 3n Amos Sc Andy 3:4."i Amos St Andy" Music With Sam . Music With Sam Local St Oregon News Man On The Go 8 00 Edward R. Murrow 6:15 Lowell Thomas 6 30 Bing Crosbv" 6:43 Johnny Dollar KMED Dine at Dine at Dine at 7:00 Safetv Pave Morgan Beatty 713 Safety Pava One Man s Family 7 30 F.B I. in peace St War Gisele McKenzie 7:43 F B I. in Peace 4c War NBC News 8:00 Portland vs San Diego 8:15 Portland vs San Diego 8 30 Portland vs San Diego 8:4.V Port land vs San Diego 9 0O Portland vs San Diego 8 13 Portland vs San Diego ft 30 Portland vs San Diego You Bet Your Life You Bet Your Life Truth or Consequences Tru t h or Consequences Duct In Duet in TBA 9:43 Portland ysSan Dejgq TBA 10:00 World News Beat Richfield Reporter" KWIN Karavan 10:13 Off the Record Ntghtwatchman KWIN Karavan 10:30 Off the Record Nightwatchman KWIN Karavan 10:45 Qf f the Record fk News Nightwatch St News KWIN Karavan 11:00 Sign Off Sign Off ABC CBS NBC KROV 736 KC (All programs at same time dally unless otherwise Indicated) AM 3 45 Sign on. Music throughout day except for following programs 10-10 IS KBOY Bargains; 11-12 .Sunday only) First Baptist service PM 12-12:15 KBOY ranch; 12:15-1230 (Sunday only, KBOY ranch: 630 Sign off. TV PROGRAMS - TUESDAY 4 on Treasure Travels 5 00 Musical Treasure S.45 News 5:5.i Weather 6 00 $64,000 Question . 6 30 Do You Trust Your wife 7 00 Phil Silvers Show 7 30 TBA 8 on Lib race 830 Your Career 9 :0 Confidential File 0:0n Famous Playhouse 1030 Sign Off Delegation Attends Home Ec Council Jackson county home exten sion units today sent a delega tion of 13 members to the 2th annual Oregon Home Economic Extension council at Oregon State college, extension officials announced. The council session started to day and will end Thursday. Attending will be Mrs. Arnold Bohnert, Central Point: Mrs. Ice land Charlie, Eagle Point; Mrs. Glen Hale. Eagle Point: Mrs. Arnold Gosnell. Gold Hill; Mrs. Lynn Valentine. Jacksonville: Mrs. Henry Dooms, Ashland; Mrs. Jack Campbell, Medford: Mrs. A. T. Lathrop, Central Point; Mrs. Rollind Jones, Med ford: Mrs. W. L. Wilson, Med ford: Mrs. N. B. Wade, Rogue River: Mrs. Henry Devore, Cen tral Point; and Mrs. John Wea therford, borne extension agent. POLLAN- UNA Hrr 23 ,-4-1 OCT 23wr 9.14.23-35rv es-5cvaa35 31 Rock el m 32 Snmutarlno 62 Soy 33 Abilrty 63 Acting 34 Money 64 Public 35 Your 65 Poyfntnfs 36 Some 66 You 37 Prop)! 67 Luck 3 Collect 69 HM 39 Lek 69 Fin 40 Enioymore 70 Your 41 And 71 Lot 42 fund. 72 Probably 43 Srrongrhon 73 Contact 44 You 74 Position 45 IU-ion 75 Anr 46 Collections 76 D'.cult 47 To 77 In 48 TfcmfcMQ 78 Nseded 49 A 79 Making 50 Od 80 Prrwit. 5t Voko 81 Problems 52 Tkttr 82 Thon 53 Also 83 AbtoluTtty 54 Profit 84 Positive 55 Ambition 85 Morte 56 Concommg 86 Completing 57 W 87 Act 58 An 88 Eaiiar 59 And 89 Decisions 60 Are 90 Allo.nj ) Adverse sJNeuml'6 scoewo OCT 24 NOV 22 ?C n in K TnJ 44-60. 33-34.&I SAGrrrAtms 0C 22 OfS B4-34 391 r U3-7C-74 CATtlCOIN 5EC 23 f AH 20 V,i,- b6-45-46.J9- It,' 72 78 AOUAMUS 11-17-25-33 51-76-91-88 fa 20 Aia.fe 3- 7-2A.32J-' 1440 ke KWIN 1409 ke Fred Wannir Sonsjfeat Fulton Lewn Jr Fred Wannc Songfcat Hemingway Newt County Ext. Agent Here s The Answer Dr. Norman V. Peale Sam Hayes Bob St Ray Bob St Ray Bob & Ray" Bill Brundige Sports Gabriel Heater Local News Virgil Pinkiey Sam Hays Treasury Agent Treasury Asent Squaa Room" Squad Room Our Times" R --ord Session Symphony Symphony Symphony Record Session I Ask You I Ask You News Fulton Lewti Jr. Jack's Private Line jack s Private Line . KWIN Kara van KWIN Karavan KWIN Karavan KWIN Karavan Sign Off Wakeup Ranch Wakeup Ranch Wakeup Ranch Wakeup Ranch Hemingway Newa Breakfast Gang Regional News Best Buys Cliff Ingle News Green. News Bible Institute Bible Institute Circle Circle Kraft News" Town Topics Voice of Deliverance Voice of Deliverance Newspaper Of The Air Teio-Test Marlene Marlene Tune Test Tune Test News Queen For A Day Queen For A Day Noontime News Western Roundup lime Western Roundup Time Western Roundup Time Local Newa Scoreboard Kashbox Western Roundup Time Western Roundup Time Western Roundup Time Carnation Milk Time Party Party Party Party Party Party Western Roundup Western Roundup Story Time Storv Time News Merry -Go-Rnd News" Merry -Go-Rnd Behind The Story Tcllo Test Fulton Lewis Jr Hemingway News Here's The Answer Sam Hays News Bob St Ray Bob St Rav Bob & Ray Bill Brundige Sports Sports Daily 1440 1440 1440 Gabriel Heater" Local News Virgil PinkJey Sam Hayes Gang Buster Gang Buster Public Prosecutor Public Prosecutor Record Session Record Session Family Theater Family Theater Rhythm" Rhythm News Fulton Lewis Jr. Jack's Private Line Jack's Private Line Sign Off MBS KBES (Channel 5) WEDNESDAY 1 0 :50 Devotion 1 10 NBC Matlne 12.00 Garden 4 Home 12:15 Secret Storm 12 30 Queen for a Day 1 DO I Married Joan 1 :30 Ernie Kovac's Show 2 :00 A Visit From Your Vctennerian 2 :30 The Christopher 3:C0 Feminine Fanciei 3:30 Uncle Bill 4 flo To Be Announced 5 DO Hollywood Alburn 3:30 Dance Time 5:45 News 3:33 Weather 8:00 U. S. Steel Hour 7:00 Do It Yourself 7:13 Shopping for Fashions & Giftj 7:30 Hopalone Cassldy 8 00 Disnevland 9-00 Follow That Man 9 30 Science Fiction 10:oo Bulova Show Time, 10:30 This Is Your Life 11 DO Sun Off Madison, Wis. U.R) Dwight Dawes landed a 40-pound stur- geon after a two-and-a-half hour battle Sunday but one of the spectators stepped forward sad ly shaking his head. It was the game warden, who told Dawes sturgeon are out of season. Dead line Sunday Classified U at noon Saturday; in a m. Monday for Monday; other days 5.30 previous day 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 PorM land Repairing All Makes Tuesday, June 5. 1958 The Medical Roundup Does Bad Heredity Compel A Man to Be Criminal? A woman writes protesting against my idea that many crim inal are born with a bad heredi ty. She won ders if I mean that, because a person has a bad nervous heredity, h e must be a criminal, or he must go in sane, or he must get epi- alter Alvaxri lepsy, or ne must be stupid. Most certainly; No. Month aft er month in this column I keep saying as strongly as I know how that hundreds of thousands who have a bad nervous heredity fail to inherit the tendency to ner vous illness, while other hun dreds of thousands fight the tendency all their days and win out. As I write this,1 a woman is leaving my office. She, with a poor nervous heredity, for 50 years has clung ot her sanity. She has suffered terribly, but she has come out of the refining fire pure gold a wonderful woman who is doing a fine piece of work in this world. She is a good and useful citizen. Now, to my great joy, I am able, with one of the new drugs, to make her life much more comfortable than it ever was. She no longer has to fight so hard to hang onto her nerves and her temper. A man whose family is full of criminals doesn't have to be a criminal. Often, he isn't a crim inal. It may just be easier for him to be a criminal than it would be for someone else. The Elderly Woman Who Is Now Helping Young Mothers A fine woman tells me that now, with her family grown and scattered and her husband dead, Well Drillers Set Meet on Saturday Oregon Well Drillers associa tion will meet Saturday, June 9 at the Willard hotel in Kla math Falls and all well drillers and their wives are invited to attend. Membership in the or ganization is not required, ac cording to E. E. Storey, Klam ath Falls, who made the an nouncement. It is expected that represen tatives will attend also from Merrill, Tulelake, Malin; Dor ris, Calif.; Medford, Grants Pass, Bend, Madras, Redmond, Salem, Eugene and Portland area. Social events will be held in connection with the meeting will convene at'l p.m. in the Spruce room. A cocktail and social hour will be held from 6 to 7 p.m., also in the hotel. A buffet supper and dancing are to be conducted at the Syncc Halaas combo from 9 p.m. to 1 a.m. No speakers are scheduled and business will concern dis cussion brought up by those who attend. The meeting is planned to better acquaint well drillers from various parts of the area. Room reservations may be made through Storey, 4237 Summers lane, Klamath Falls, telephone Tuxedo 4-3990. PROXY CAUSES FUROR Memphis, Tenn. U.PJ Mrs. Bertha Ritter says her member ship in both the Shelby County Republican and Democratic Ex ecutive committees is "all a big mistake." Mrs. Ritter said she had switched to the Republican party and signed what she thought was a resignation from the Democratic party. The form she signed actually was a proxy placing her on the Democratic committee. 7n noon Saturday: 10 a.m. Mondav for I Where the Fit a Guaranteed I ft vLL- - . jZZs 1 I WANT TO ) WT rVJ I f. Monday: other dayi 5:30 prevloua day. 3 OH, MY GOODNESS-) WTli ! 5 GET OFF AT t'u'Ti. SSM -J- ' t'' I ' - " COOKIE WENT j 'VT tl THE SIXTH UH,W- TfL ' GET ..rlttCCimil I OFF TO SCHOOL z R sUJtil' llS. ffO THEjr57 "m"i!!!L WAIT'S TV RADIO SERVICE "SSSlri I SCHCl J tl P ; BEAUTY SHOPPETlra; erVn-erTaV.,,. yS j'J ffiik I I e3 "iLlo Jrar t DM 1 Dentist? Z - . S r now REMEMBER. KEEPTHE ifr (T -Tj M l-T J.L. L.M J LINE STRAIGHT DOWN h eS see - fc : I j I If you like the white and evens, ths middle of the road TtTi Jf! dentist is the program for you. g lfe ;L& T' S! i . i yjhii ii fcifor ii g&vza S ; j Etirm II Ytf r r--""1ssatJ Emeritus Cenraltant to Medlctaa. Mayo Clinic Emeritus Professor of Medicine Mayo Feundauon she finds much time on her hands. She wondered what to do with it. and then it occurred to her that in her city there are many young mothers who can not afford a baby-sitter and hence are badly shut in. She de cided to give her services free to these young mothers as a baby-sitter, and, as a result, her life has become full and rich. She has found happiness in giv ing happiness to young people. She now has the joy of being useful, of being wanted, and of being appreciated. She is no longer sitting alone in her apart ment. What a wise woman! Dr. Alvarez hopes his readers will understand that it would be impossible for him to answer re quests for information or to at tempt to diagnose by mail. (Released by The Register and Tribune Syndicate. 1956) Western Union Talks Renewed Washington (U.R) Wage con tract negotiations involving 34, 000 employees of Western Union Telegraph Co. resumed yester day. Company officials met sepa rately with negotiators for the AFL-CIO Commercial Telegraph ers Union, representing 30,000 employees in all areas except New York City, and with nego tiators for the Independent American Communications Asso ciation, representing 4000 work ers in New York City. The CTU wage contract ex pired last week. Temporary walkouts were reported Friday at Cleveland, Philadelphia and Los Angeles. The union has not announced any strike call. Com pany officials said there are no current work stoppages. The ACA has temporarily ex tended its wage contract, sub ject to cancellation at 24 hours' notice. ACA workers in New York walked off their jobs to attend a mass meeting Friday but returned to work Sunday. The company has offered a 10 cents an hour wage increase under a two-year contract, with an additional seven cents an hour for certain jobs to take effect next March and about a penny an hour in fringe bene fits. The CTU is demanding a 15 per cent hourly increase for a two-year contract plus five cents in fringe benefits and seven cents an hour for certain jobs to take effect this August. The Western Union employees average $1.88 an hour now. ' I BC'SsE0 AT''s' TASK. F0RCE1 ENGINEER, PUT MORE OF MY KEY fEN ARC DUTY, CO YOU REALIZE SCsa VnYfiUC TOHrWe '3ifisaST ON EXTRA SPEEO AND LETS IrOWNTm'niBMUMP.YE'REINTrlEWPSTOF rigauoayse wvs pt,s: , makeup time lost , , Jtsrjv' " ja2, POWNWITH . JffKSL 14 t COINS AROUND SICILY. !r2tjfx Ul NOT HAVS THE jSjgw IS BABY th6 feSf7j f , tjl Yfc'fJflJJ luf.I,, Prefect them with proper support IV iTO S L I'M GOIN' OVER I I SHUX HES FIT AS SAKES AUVE B I I WAAL-IT WUZN'T V HOW MANY S ' TVVs 2 wubQ vf GOIN' in AN' SEE IF PIERRE A PIDDLE" I JEST GOT ) DID HE QVE IT EXACTLY A JOY-GIFT SOLD FILUN'S Y V ruVflll-FlPFri J LOVAIR IS STia AUVE THIS WRIST WATCH J TO VE FEfi A I SHOOK HANDS WIFDID YE GIT WHEN UK RUSH I SNUrTA-AN'K'CKIN'SUT ffiOMHIMJyJOY-SIFT? HIM AN'-UH-HESAID 'HOWDY'? JUNIOR BOOT SHOP i Willamette Honors Telephone Scientists Salem !U.R Two' Bell tele phone scientists who pioneered development of the world's first solar battery in 1954 were awarded honorary doctor of sci ence degrees at Willamette Uni versity's 113th commencement exercise here Sunday. The scientists Daryl Chapin and Gerald Pearson both grad uated from Willamette. KOREAN VISITS MOSCOW Tokyo (U.R) North Kor ean Premier Kim II Sung and his party arrived in Moscow by plane Monday, Moscow Radio re ported. AMERICA'S mother-and-child FAVORITE ST.JOSiPM ACDIQIM OocMAeeranrJ I ene cHltaneej Pur Orana rlivor I fOOTS URGES' SEWN ASHR1H FOR OIIIWBI Strange As 1 nuiy owe f.PlME IN Trie umftp srwe gma ?os k MftNTAToRY TJEHIH PENftHY UPON COWVICTDN 61 COUPr-tWKllfcL--, vPriNv ft -Ti ML t w i an tcv i i ' i, i l b . w S fsNr-.- ' ( I'D RATHE II THAT NIGHT M n- r,, o,., I oz Z ' '" 1 L. FRV THAN UVE VOJ'RE ) WHUT AH CAIN'T W. DID &UT.AH IS -(Si.P.T- r Vff 5 VO'HEERD HIS CORNFESHUN.'jlN A NOtUD . FREE, UNNtiRSTAN' IS WHV V VO GONKIA ANVHOW.T- SHORE). v U'LABNER IS INNERCEJ4T.77 WHERE OLD SOM.r J VC3" CORNFESSED rWANTA IN TH-THREE. D-CVWS.A IS A K te-OkTAKE HIM AWAV.r LADIES GOT V. . -TOACRlME-O'VTVi L-UDOK1T UAH J A KHOPE.-1 "y S I U fS-iy - " "e3Srrf!,,aaSi' I iitinis fPipMic requires is 1 1 suT,FTrr c ws ousrrsoins ) ridiculous! I 5 TTf HpS555! L6T THE MEM YOU'VE I Superintendent Calls For More Park Land Portland (U.R) State Parks Superintendent C. H. Armstrong has recommended to the State Highway commission that 491 acres of additional land be ac quired for state park develop ment under a five-year plan ad ditional land be acquired for state park development under a five-year plan adopted in 1955. Armstrong also called for im provement of 535 acres in exist ing park areas. Husbands Scold if Wives Look Old Try looking yonncer thin very day vrtrther your husband scolds or whether you just want to please him. Thousands of wives thniUd, "youthified" by Ostrex. If you, too. look nag g-xd, drawn, uornout, OLD; agrd bv tired. r,,e.r4M.. M.-tlSnn V.I i t I? iron, try Ostrei Tonic Tablets today. See if 1 new pep ana prettier, iuu.otH looks don t make your husband proud to "show you off. 7-day "pet-acquainted" size costs little. Or get Economy size and save S1.45. At ail druggists. It Seems b; Eltla Ma N Hi IftST DfsY4. .OHM KEhTi-- toe English poet, To HfWE Hi , tSlOVeD FP!WS BRftiMMEfe INTERS REfc&ToHM-. Instead, He requested THMtriem PLACED IN HIS COFFIN. W5)CT To HIS HEftKT. UNOPENED the. " , r:.'i rUWriN DUCK DOftKP" WiSEt Pi 6TUPENT ON BOfTOH A DOLUAR IN AN EMERGENCY... HE REPLACED IT WITH A JP C0NTA1NIN& HI NME. WHICH C0AB VOWN WHEN HB KEWN& THE &tU. NEVER HAS -WE BoATO BEEN WITHOUT FONDS.- McCook JmorColkSe, McCook.,Mr- Examinations Slated For Federal Positions The Federal Civil Service has announced an examination for inspector in the general sen-ices administration in the states of Washington. The Civil Service Board of examiners for the internal rev enue services has announced that applications are now being ac cepted for the position of estate tax examiner.' Applications for examination for positions as wage-hour in- I TOP SPEED "On the Spot" Relief for Acid Indigastion ' CROSSWORD PUZZLE An,w,r ,0 ""'' PuM" ACROSS 1 Prohibit 4 South American rodent I Xervcua malady 11 Period of time 13 Kind of cheese 1 Chslleng-e li Condensed moisture 1 Pitch 17 On the ocean 18 Newspaper paragraphs 20 Thin ka 22 Simple 21 Fly in jr creature 24 The self 27 Placed 2 Porridite 31 Rebellion 14 Looked Intently 2Sr Make amends 3fr Time gone by 37 Kind u cymbals 2 "r Actual 40 Kfjyptiae goddess 44 Provide food 46 'Wander 47 An tiered animal 4s Speed eonteat 51 Beverage 52 Sheet of glar?e W Sacred Image 54 Deity 55 Footless 6$ Slippery 57 Kind of bean DOWN X Darken I 2 IJ I U $ l 17 I la 19 ijo u n Ji ft - . ji W- y 77, : cl L T-T-. 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