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Newspaper Page Text7 TWO MEDFORD (OREGON) MAIL TRIBUNE Monday, June II, 1956 v10-2l-32.d I MAY 21 V" 4-72 33-d 54 os acsa MAY 22 JUUC 22 I-U25-M 7-58 6? CAeKM (unjr.22 UtY23 3 ?-14-27 38 49-70-78 uo JU.Y24 J -. AUG 23 A12 23-34-44I 57-68-88-9") VMCO AUG 24 fcrii-15-26- H-43-50-S7 Br CLAY R- POLLAN- row Doi Jiefmrjr Guide M According to thm Start. To develop message for Tuesday, read words corresponding to nomberj ot your 4.oaioc Dirm sign. Br.ng 31 Log 2 Attend 32 Irritations fovoroble 33 Dun There's 34 Activities 5 Finance 35 Health 6 Fulfil 36 loeas 7 8 37 Interests 8 General 39 Ramoncs 9 Evening 39 Mento'ly 10 Temper 40 O 11 Looks 41 In 12 Get 42 Wo4 13 To 3 Could 14 Your 44 O 15 lke 4J Eat 16 Proo-tioue 46 Completed 17 Success 47 Down 19 For 43 Com SWT. 2J r OCT 23 6-5556-73 tfl P4-76-77 -4 19 Diplomat 49 And 20 Moy 21 And 22 A 23 Ne 24 Ycj, 25 wild 26 New 27 To 28 tntfJ 29 Financial 30 Todov 50 And 51 Dealing 52 Moy 53 Spoil 54 Good 55 A 56 W.th 57 In 58 To 59 Into 60 Motf fe"v (MCrood (HMdrttse 61 ProofVf 62 With 63 So 64 n 65 AAonrr 66 Premiss 67 Com 69 Eorrh 70 Socol 71 Changes 72 Oners 73 And 74 Eii) 75 Doy 76 Leadership Today 78 Interests 79 And 80 Luck 81 Forot 82 A 83 Today 84 Burden 85 Moves 86 Ahead 87 Your 89 Proctod 89 life 90 Confidently 6-12 Neutral SCOtflO OCT VU NOV 22 5-20-31 -.?fl l5?-63-82-84vCH SAomuius NOV 23 Am DEC 22 ?3j bo(l81-ooVSl CAmcOIN DEC 23 JAN. 20 2-13-24-:JAr 4 5647 AOUAttVS AN. 21 FEB If 61-71-79-8i fiscis 20 Vk 7-19 39-41 tfl 151-62-72 RADIO PROGRAMS-MONDAY Pre rims listed below arm received horn the radio stations and tho Ma Tribune Miumtt no responsibility except to make such changes as are supplied KWC - l?3t ne 4:00 Club 1230 4:15 Bill Stern 4 30 Club l30 4:4.5 Frank Goss" ""5:00 Edward P. Morgan 5 15 Tom Harmon1 5 31 Amos & Andv 5:45 Amos St AndyNewsJ 6-00 Edward R. Murrow" 6 15 Lowell Thomas" 6 30 Biiik Crosby" , 6 4.5 Johnny Dollar 7 no God tre-v Talent Scouts' 7 15 Godfrey Talent Scouts' 7 30 Vo:r-eof Kireston" 7 45 Voice of Firestone 8 DO Proudly We Hatl 8 15 Proudly We Hail 8:30 Capitol Cloakroom 8:45 Capitol Cloakroom 8 oo News Sc Romance" fl 15 Romance 0 30 Music with Mantovanl 9 4") Music with Mantovani in 0(Cnpws i Off'the Record 10:15 Off the Record 10 30 Off the Record 10:45 Off the Record Br News 11.00 Sign Oft KMfcP - I44t fee Fred Waring Songfest" Fred Waring Songfest KMD Presents Dr .Norman V. Peale' , Music with Sam Music with Sam Regional News Man On the Go" KW IN 1400 kc Fulton Lewis Hemingway News Here s the Answer Sam Hayes KMED Sports Daily Dine at 1440 Dine at 1440 Dine at 1440 Morgan Bcatty News" One Man a Family" Henry J. Taylor' Pastels In Music Telephone Hour Telephone Hour Ken Nordme Ken Nordine" Music You Want Music You Want The People's Cause The People s Cause Richfield Reporter Nightwatchman Nightwatchman N i g htw-atch Jk News "Sign 6l rlnb Sc Ray Bob & Rav Bob Sc Ray Bi 11 Hrundige Sports "Gabriel Heater Local News Virgil Pinkley Sam Hays True Detective True Detective John Steele" John Steele" Record Session Record Session Evening Serenade Evening Serenade "News Fulton Lewis Jack's Private Line Jack's Private Line "KWIN Karavan KWIN Karavan KWIN Karavan JtWIN Karavan Sign Off RADIO PROGRAMS-TUESDAY fi 00 World News RmindupBob Roberts Corral 6 -15 The Open Road Bob Roberts Corral A 3fj Frank Go Bob Roberta Corral 8 :4 5 Ha rry Ba b bl tt " F i rst News 7 :00 Coffee Concert Farm News, Sports 7:15 Martin Agronfky Rogue Valley Beeper 7:30 Tom MacLeod Sports News Commentary 7:43 Howard Miller Show Weather Report "a ; 00 Frisk Sc Trolic World News Roundup 815 Breakfast Club Kashbox; Swap & Sel" 8 30 Breakfast Club Frank's Choice Music 8:45 Breakfast Club Frank's Choice Music Wakeup Ranch Wakeup Ranch Wakeup Ranch Wakeup Ranch Hemingway News Breakfast Gang Regional News Best Buys Bob Greene News Haven of Rest Haven of Kesf 9 00 Coke Time 9:15 Music Box 9.30 Helen Trent" 9:45 News &BuUettns Too"o Name Your Neighbor 10:15 Aunt Mary 10:30 Nora Drake 10 43 Aunt Jenny llToo Trading Post 11 15 Two Ton Baker It 30 Houseparty" 1 1 45 Houseparty" Friendship Circle Friendship Circle Weekday WeeJtd-.y" Weekday Weekdav Weekday Weekday rnft Date Coffee Date Vowe of Deliverance Vo i cc of Deliverance Newspaper of the Air Tllo-Test" Marlene Marlene Rieht to Happiness TBA Merchants Jackpot Merchants Jackpot 12 00 Paul Harvey Lunchttme News 12 15 Record Rack Weather. Local News 12 30 Rogue Valley Reporters Lunchtime Scoreboard 11! 45 Weather Report Market Sc Kashbox Tuna Tt Tune Test-News Queen tor a Day" Queenfgr a Day Noontime News Western Roundup Time Western rtoum.up nun W este TjuridupTm 1 oo Musical Mixmaster 1 is Whispering Streets" 1 30 Mv True Storv" 1 :43 My True Story Young Widder Brown Doctor's Wife , Pepper Young Women In My House 2 00 Ruth Ashton-Weather Weekday 2 15 Strictly for the Ladies Weekday 2:30 Arthur Godfrey Weatside Party 2 45 Arthur Godfrey WestsideParty 3 00 Arthur Godfrey 3 15 Arthur Godfrey 3 30 Arthur Godfrey 845 Arthur Godfrey 4 00 Club 1230 4:15 Bill Stern 4 30 Club 1230 4 45 Frank Goss 5 00 Edward P. Morgan 5:15 Tom Harmon" 5 30 Amos At Andy 5 45 Amos Sc Andy: News"J 6 00 Edward R. Murrow" 6 15 Lowell Thomas" 8 30 Bing Crasby a 45 Johnny Dollar" 7:00 Max Roby 7:1S Jack Carson 7 30 Suspense" 7 45 Suspense" Westside Party Westside Party Westside Party Westside Party Fred Waring Fred Waring" KMED Presents Dr. Norman Peale Music with Sam Music With Sam Regional Roundup Man On the Go" Sports Daily Dine at 1440 Dragnet" DragnetT Western Roundup Time Western Roundup Time Western Roundup Time Carnation Mi lk Time . Western Roundup Time Western Roundup Time Story Time" Story Time News" -Merry Go-R'nd Merrv Go-Round Behind the Story Tello-l est" Hemingway News Here s the Answer Sam Hayes" Morgan Beatty News One Man's Family X-l X-l 8 oo Portland vs Los Angeles Symptoms of Our Times 8 1 5 Portland vs Los Angeles Boston Symphony 8 30 Portland vs Los Angeles Boston Symphony 8 45 Portland vs Los AnEeles Boston Symphony 9 00 Portland vs Los Angeles Biography in Sound 9 ir Portland vs Los Angeles Biography in Sound" 9 30 Portland vs Los Angeles Biography in Sound 9 .45 Portland vs Los Angeles Biography Sound lOOO-Tworid NewsBeat Richfield Reporter 10 15 Off the Record Nightwatchman 10 3d Off the Record NiRhtwatchman 10:5 Off the Record & News Nightwatch and News J 1.00 Sign Off S11 f Bob Sc Ray" Bob Sc Rav Bob A Ray r Bill Brundige Sports Gabriel Heater" Local News Virgil Pinkley Sam Hays Treasury Agent Treasury Agent Squad Room Sq u adR oo m" Record Session Record Session I Ak You I Ask You News Fulton Lewis Jr. Jack s Private Line Jack's Private Line KWIN Karavan KWIN Karavan KWIN Karavan KWIN Karavan Sign Off The Medical Roundup Em era us Conkdtant in Medicine, Mayo Clinic Emeritus Pru lessor ol MedUlne. Mayo Foundation ft-.- JIfl AlV4Tt- ABC cbS- K BOY 750 KC ,4ii nrnr. ma t umo timo dT union otmrwHo Indicated) A M. 5 43 s"en cm M'lhrouhou, d.y except fo; o,, 0, , proram. in to IS KBOi Mreains; u-i " 1 . ' L- ou-mlis KBOY ranch -z3 1230 iSundv onlyi KBOV rancA: TV PROGRAMS - KBES (Channel 5) MONDAY 4 00-VTreasure Travels 5 00 Adventures in Literature 5 00 TV Question Box 5:45 News 5 55 Wea ther 6 flostadio One Summer Theatre 7 oo Rarket Squad 7 30 Baflge 714 g 00 I Love Lucy 8.30 December Bride . 9 00 Triumph Over Deafness 9 45 Political Speech 10 00 Cross Current 10.30 Lawrence Welk 11.30 News and Sign Off TUESDAY 50 Devotions 0 NBC .Matinee :C0 Safety First :15 Secret Storm nn Oueen For A Day 1 Marrw-d Joan 30 Ernie Kouac s snow :0O Val Rogu-Camer 30 Man to Man H) Feminine Fancier. 30 t'nele Bill oo Davtime Dreams :00 Musical Treasures 45 News j3 Weather oo 5t4 000 Question 30 Do You Trust Your Wife no Phil Silvers Show 30 Sherlock Holmes oo Liberate 30 Treasure Travels oo Confidential File 3f Barkeroll 00 Famous Plavnouse 30 Sign Off YOUNG AT HEART Centreville, Mich. (U.PJ There was nothing unusual bout the marriage license ap plied for Saturday by Samuel N. Sheppard and Annie Miller except that he's 93 and she's 81. New Amphibious Vehicle Passes Test Oeeanside, Calif. U.R) Ma rine officers at Camp Pendleton recently completed successful testing of a new amphibious ve hicle, armed with a 105-mm. howitzer gun, which can be put ashore without a human crew. In place of soldiers, the am phibious craft has a complex ra dio receiving unit which re ceives orders from a helicopter maneuvering overhead. Officials said the demonstra tions showed that remote heli copter control can start the ve hicle's engines, drive it through the surf and brine it ashore and into firing position over an ob stacle course. Remote control from a heli copter offers better observation of surf and beach conditions and probably will eliminate the cap sizing factor which long has plagued amphibious landings in WALT'S TV & RADIO SERVICE Oldest Shop In So. Oregon 409 E. Ualn Phase 2-2249 Day ano Night Service, (Med ford and Vicinity).. Night Calls and Sundays No calls PrL Eve. or ail day Sal S3.50 Value of Breast Feeding 1 always marvel when I see a physician refuse to let a mother nurse her infant for ev en a few days, because I have long read that the colostrum, or first watery milk secreted by the breast, contains valu able antibod ies designed to protect the in fant from illness and death. I have read that a calf that is not allowed to get this colostrum is likely soon to die of dysentery. Now come Drs. Berry Camp bell and W. E. Petersen, of the University of Minnesota, who report experiments on cows that showed that germs in a nursing calf's mouth go into the mother's udder and there pro duce within a few hours anti bodies that come back out in the milk to protect the calf against infection with the par ticular germ. If this wonderful process takes place also in a mother's breast, we old-fashion ed doctors will have an addi tional argument for the return to the ideal method of the Great Designer for the nourishment of infants breast-feeding. Cancer Cured More Often Today, as we hear so much about the greater incidence of cancer in man, it is good to hear, also, that cancer is being cured much more often. As Surgeon General Scheele, of the U. S. Public Health Ser vice, just told the General Prac titioners in Washington, D.C., with the help of earlier diag nosis and better treatment, in the last 10 years . the average rate of cure of cancer has gone up from about 15 per cent to about 50 per cent. And in many cases in which the patient comes too late for a cure, his life can be prolonged and he can be made more comfortable. Dr. Alvarez hopes his readers will understand that it would be impossible for him to an swer requests for information or to attempt to diagnose by mail. (Released by The Register and Tribune Syndicate, 195E) Around Hollywood By ALINE M0SBY United Press Correspondent Hollywood (U.PJ Those rock iT roll tunes Elvis Presley and the other new singers shout r may be sensa tional to the teenagers, but to Hollywood eminent music critic. Spike Jones,, they're horrible." Spike com plains the songs such as Aline Mosbr "Hear tbreak Hotel" and "Blue Suede Shoes" are lousing up the business. He's the original tune-slaught erer. But how can you slaughter a tune, he sighs, that's already a mess? He charges that to day's popular tunes sound just as wacky as the satires his orch estra of automobile horns and train whitles has been doing for years only his were just for fun. 'It's murder when you're in the business of depending on pop tunes to satirize." is his iament. "Each year I think the songs can't get any worse, but they do. Most pop tunes border on the ridiculous now. We're really painted into a corner. We can't make them any worse!" Spike delivered his tale of woe while escorting me on a tour of Hollywood's jazz night clubs appearing with a celebrity is one way to get a table. Al though a date with Spike is not exactly a date with Clark Gable, it's educational. The murderer of music is an expert on musicians and what they play. We used to satirize standard tunes but now if we try that the teenagers don't know what we're satirizing," he said. "They don't know "Deep Purple' from nothin . "Last year at least we had 'Davy Crockett.' But this year we're struck with 'Heartbeat Hotel.' For my show now at the Moulin Rouge here we finaly did it as "Heartburn Motel.". For another number Spike didn't even bother to satirize the Gale Storm rock 'n' roll record of "Why Do Fools Fall In Love." He just put on the record and did pantomine to it. "We dubbed a sneeze on the record and you don't notice much when she stops singing and starts sneezing," said the poker-faced Jones. The worst blow of all, he con tinued, was when he worked up a satire on another "jump" record by a popular group, the Platters. "Fifty per cent of the people in the audience applaud they think it's a wonderful imitation," he groaned. "They don't e"n know we're making fun of the Platters. "So we tried to satirize another song, "Transfusion." We gave up. When I can't make a song worse, you know it's horrible!" SEES NO INTOLERANCE Jerusalem, Israeli Sector (U.P) A Catholic clergyman from Argentina said in a radio broad cast here Sunday night that Ca tholics apparently have been given fair treatment in this Jew ish state. Monsignor Gustavo Franceschi, editor of the influ ential Buenos Aires Catholic newspaper, Criterio, spoke at the end of a four-day tour of Is rael. "I have not met a single clergyman, monk, or nun who is dissatisfied with the treat ment accorded him", he said. which the landing craft are con trolled by human crews, a spokesman said. wm .v '1 $ STOP! Minkler's can fix it! 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