Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, June 13, 1956, Image 20

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Newspaper Page TextI 5:45 FOOT MZDFOBD (OREGON) MAIL TRIBUNE STAR B7 CLAY JL M Vour Dai Adrvrr, Guide M According fe the Start. To develop messoge for Thursday, read words corresponding to numbers or your ioaioc Birm I Tot 31 To AP. 21 J Todor 3 People 4 Tok 5 Dor.1 6 W.th 7 Allow Favor. 9 Eo 10 Your 11 Don't 12 E"Ot 13 Astocionjr 14 MenM 15 Th. 14 Bo 17 You 18 SurontttS i -Puir 20 Will 21 Nm 22 Could 21 Sutoond 24 Romonce 25 Tme 26 Dor 27 Hole 28 Activity 2 Inifiofi 32 Troxl 33 &ve 34 And JM t to .rJ 35 Dli 36 Probably 37 And 38 Tok 40 Kno. 41 Could 42 Advance 43 And 44 Parson 45 What 46 II 47 Bo 4t There 49 No 50 DoerM 51 Chance. 52 Carry 53 All 54 Wrong 55 Th. 56 Vrnit 57 Be 58 Am 59 Dmxlod h J- 6-1 23 27-61-78 JUNf.25 UQ 7-10-13-31, r52 35-64 AUG. K SFT 22 30 Th. 60 You IT,?"?- Good AdTcn. C!.-' SO-73-75 RADIO PROGRAMS-WEDNESDAY froarams listed below are received from the radio stations and the Mail Tribune assunMS no rosponsibilitv except to snake such changes as ara supplied KYJC 123a ke KM ED 144 kc KW1N 1400 ke 4:00 Club 1230 Fred Waring Songfeat Piscatorial Iv Yours 4 15 B til Stern Fred Waring Songf eat Hemingway' News' 4 30 Marine Melody Time KMED Present Here's The Answer 4 45 Frank Gem "Weather Dr Norman Pealc Sam Hayes 3:00 Edward P. Morgan Music With Sam Bob and Ray ' 5 : 1 5 Tom Harmon Music With Sam Bob and Ray 5 30 Amos Sc Andy Regional Roundup Bob & Kav" 5 45 Amos V Andy Man On The Go Bill Brundige Sports 0 00 Edward R. Murrow" KMED Sports Daily Gabriel Heater 6:15 Lowell Thomas" Dine at 1440 Local News 6 30 Bin Crosby'" Dine at 1440 Virgil Pinkley 6 45 Johnny Dollar Dine J440 Sam Hayes 7 00 Safety Pays 7:15 Safety Pays 7:30 F B I. In Peace & War1 7.45 F B I. in Peace St War' Morgan Beatty One Man's Family 'Gifeile McKenzie 'NBC .News 8 00 Portland-Los Angeles 8:15 Portland-Los Angeles 8-30 Portland-Los Angeles 8-45 Portland-LosA n ge les 9 00 Portland-Los Angeles o 15 Portland-Los Angeles 9:30 Portland-Los Angeles 9:45 Portland-Los Angeles liTod World Newi Beat Richfield Reporter 10 TV Off the Record Nightwatchman 1030 Off the Record Nightwatchman 10 45 OfMhe Record 8c News Night watch & News THx) Sign Off Sign Off RADIO PROGRAMS-THURSDAY 6:00 World News Rndup"Bob Roberts 6 : 1 5 The Open Road fob Roberts 8 30 Frank Gosa" Bb RoterU 45 Harrv baDDixi" 7:00 Coffee Concert Farm News. Sports Tn...4k Vallev Reeoer Ma run Agronisy- 7 45 Howard Miller ShoWWeathtir & 7 .30 IN"" 815 Breakfast Club' KashMSwa, PSeU in Br.akfait Club' Frank Cht. ce Muse i-4iBakt Club' Frankcn!i!iSi. ' a on Mniie Box ,4 Friendship WulfrtaV' 9:15 Music Box 930 Helen Trent Weekday 9:45 News ouiieuii ToflO Name Your Neighbor Weekday 1015 Aunt Mary S!!2v lOo Nora ijraKe , iX iAt JennV Weekday Riant to Trading Post 11:1 5 Two Ton Ba ker Merchants 11:30 Housepariy- 11:45 Houseparij 72363:piHarvey' tfh?iv t.rn Roundup ttn. 12 13 Rtcord Rack " ."'Cfi ' scoreboard Western RounduD Time 12 30-Rogu. V.HeyepereLuneht.me Scoreboara wlemupjjmj. 12:45 Wealher Report glBmrii- Weston Roundup TimT -lflOM.ical Mixmaster "tyjSSil "" Western Roundup Time :1 5 Whispering Streets' "Vvoune' Western Rounduo Time I 30-My True Story- nTMHouK' Campion Milk Time l :45-My True Story "- Western Rounduo 2O0 Ruth Aahton or New"'" Weekday Western Roundup tl5 StricUy lor the UtdJeeWeekday story Time' ; . ..k.,, rmrtfrev" Westaide Party c, Time' Sporui -J"-rr w..t.ia n... Arthur I -01 ITV 3O0 Arthur Codlrey'" j 15 Arthur Godfrey' . v.. fl.H fwv" Westaide Westside Westaide Westaide 3 45- Arthur ijoairej V00 Club 1230 4 15 Bill Stern 4 3(1 Club 1230 . 1 - Tr.nlr flfl" -5 00Edward P. Morgan Music w in . . . r-f- Harmon Music With Sam 2 i J? Andv Regional Roundup 5 30 Amoa f And- 5 45 Amos V 4na- .gw - - KMED Sports Daily Dine At 1440 Dine At 1440 " 00 Edward R. Murrow 8.15 Lowell Thomas 8 30 Bing Croshv" 6 45 Johnny Dollar L e. -t-. TJ ri" Dine At Morgan Beatty One Man's Family People Are Funny People Are Funny 7 15 Jack Carson 7 30 2lst Precinct" 7 45 21st Precinct g 00 Portland-Los Angeles 815 Portland-Los Angeles 8 30 Portland-Los Angeles "tiVi.- The Goon Show Jane Pickens Jane Fickens- g 45 ppniano-un - n L.JI net Ancrel American 9 15 Portland-Los Angeles 9 30 Portland-Los Angeles n .i if ne ina M American Wayne King Orch. W ay ne KtngJJrcn. t--m we-.-. Roundup Richfield VeT-Aw the Record Nightwatchman 10:15 Off the Ktcoja Niehtwatchman T, n off Sinn Off NBC ABC CBS ,A.l pro-ran,. . -fijjf SSTSSU vsxw&n a:30 Sign off- TV PROGRAMS - KBES (Channel 5) T M tn Tiimine Point WEDNESDAY 4 no Treasure Travels SOO Hollywood Album 5-45 News 8-55 Wealner . 6 00 20th Century Fox Hour lino Do It Yourself T 15 Shopping For Fashions 4 GirtJ T 30 Hopalong Caaaidy B 00 Disneyland B 00 Follow That Man e 30 Science Fiction 10 -O0 Bulova Show Time 10:30 This Is Your Lite 11 OO News & Sign-off THURSDAY 10:50 Devotions 11:00 NBC Maunee 12 00 Medford City Police 12:15 Secret Storm 1230 Queen For A Day 1 00 I Married Joan 1 :30 Ernie Kovac'a Show 2 00 Val Rogue Camera 2 30 This is the Answer 3:00 Feminine Fanciea 3 30 Uncle Bill 4 oo Miles of Smilea 5:00 Rin Tin Tin 5 30 Ore-Cal Panorama West Coast to Serve Payette Lakes Area West Coast Airlines again will serve the Payette Lakes vaca tion area through McCall. Idaho, with a seasonal summertime stop effective June 15 through September 15. Direct service will be provided to McCall on the morning south bound flight leaving Spokane at 6:45 a.m., and on regular after noon and evening flights origin ating at Idaho Falls Pocatello, Burley-Rupert, Twin Falls and Boise. GAZER POLIAN SWT 23 OCT. 23 M-53-87-ll sign. 61 Vou scomo OCT. 24 NOV. 23 1 7 TO IX t7- 62 Thmat 63 CWoyt 64 Thought 65 Hound 66 Boll 67 Th. 68 For 69 UnM 70 A 71 At 72 Comer 73 Ar. 74 Your 75 About 76 01 77 In 78 Today 79 Any 80 Monty 81 Dmnor 82 Mui if 83 tortr 64 Dot 85 Tonight 86 Kind 87 Ptoonel 83 Bttt 89 Incrotti bl-74-88-90S- SAGtTT AIIUS NOV 33 j, Dec 22 .gjg Mi-lModT l8-38-43 L CArtKOtN JAN. 30 5- 9-30-54?? 162-48-81-85 .Outrun LAN 21 FES If 1-25-33-59 tfi 164-77-00-87 mas ta. 20 90 Todov MA 31 CNm'tea Gang Busters Gang Busters" Public Prosecutor Public Prosecutor You Bet Your Life Record Session You Bet Your Life Record Session Truth or Consequences Family Theatre Truth or Consequences Famil y Theatre Duet in Rhythm News Duet in Rhythm Fulton Lewis Jr. TBA Jack's Private Line TBA Jack's Private Line KWIN Karavan KWIN Karavan KWIN Karavan KWIN Karavan Sign Off Korral Korral Korral Wakeup Ranch Wakeup Ranch Wakeup Ranch Wakeup Ranch Hemingway News Breakfast Gang" Regional News Rest Buys Cliff Ingle Bob Green, News Haven of Rest Haven or Kest- News Coffee Date ii Circle Circle Coffee Date Voice of Deliveranca Voice of uenverancff NewsDaDer of The Air Telle Teat Marlene Marlene Happiness Tune Test. News Queen For A Day Qnri For A Day Jackpot party - Discatorially Yours , Discatorially Voura Behind the story Tello Test Party Party Party Party FfedfWi'iringSongfest- Dlscatonally Yours Fred Waring Songfest" iie,mmgway News KMED Presents Here's The Answer rr Norman V. Peale Sam Hayes Bob and Ray Bob and Ray Bob & Ray Bill Bru.-.-jige S ports - Gabriel Heater Local Pews Virgil Pinkley 144U Sam naves- Official Detective Official Detective Crime Fighters rrirnFlEhtfrs Chm-j " Record Session Record Session Air Force Concert Hr Air yorre Concert Hr. Adventure- News Fulton Lewis Jr. Jack's Private Line .lark's Private Line Reporter KWIN Caravan KWIN Caravan KWIN Caravan KWIN Caravan Sign Off MBS 7:00 uroucno w 1:30 Treasure Travel 7:45 Talent Time 8:00 Star i Story 8:30 Ford Theater 90 Victor Borge Show 10O0 I Led 3 Live 10:30 Susie 11:00 News & Sign Off Grants Pass Agency Opens Medford Office Ralph Bell, Gold Hill, has an nounced the expansion of his Grants Pass real estate agency to Medford. At the same time, he and Merle E. Stover, Grants Pass, are expanding their joing insur ance agency, also of Grants Pass, to Medford. Both will be located in offices at Office Park, former ly the Utopia motel. Their ad dress is 1133 South Riverside ave. Bell and Stover will continue operation of their Grants Pass interests. About four persons will be employed in Medford in the insurance agency, and two or three in the real estate office. . WALT'S TV t RADIO SERVlCf Oldest Shop In So. Oregon 49 B. Main Phone t-JZI Day and Night Serrlce, . f CA (Medford and Vicinity) VJ'JW Night Calls and Sundays Ne calls Frt ae. or all day Sat. Wednesday. June 13. 193B The Medical Roundup Persons Who Think Blasphemous Thoughts ' Many good people tell me they are distressed because, at times, nasty and distressing thoughts come to them. They may think how wonderf u 1 it would be to get up in church and swear at the preacher, or it occurs to them that it would Mann -Vlvar-i e lun lu the crutch out from under an old lady! Sometimes a person so troubled will go to his physi cian,, his psychiatrist, or his minister and ask, -Why do these awful ideas come to me a de cent and usually kindly person?" The answer is that they just do, and the wise person does not have horrors over them. It would interest such persons to turn to the Scientific Ameri can for April, page 118, in which there is a story about Lewis Carroll, of ' Alice and the Look-ing-Glass" fame. Because he suf fered much from insomnia, he used to amuse himself, as he lay awake, solving mathematical problems in his head. As he said, he used these mathematical stunts '"as a remedy for 'sceptical thoughts' which seem for the mo ment to uproot the firmest faith . . . blasphemous thoughts which dare unbidden into the most rev erent souls . . . unholy thoughts which torture with their hateful presence the fancy that would fain be pure." Many will remember that "Lewis Carrol 1," the Rev. Charles L. Dodgson, was in holy orders. He was an odd genius. If such a man was bothered by un- Chotiner's Letters Protest Senate Probe Washington (U.R) Former GOP campaign strategist Mur ray M. Chotiner has written to all lawyers in Congress, protest ing a Senate investigation of his law practice. Chotiner, Vice-President Rich ard M. Nixon's manager in 1952 and previous campaigns, said it is "most unfair" for the Senate Investigating Subcommittee to subpena his records and demand a list of all his clients who had government dealings since the GOP captured the White House. His letter, written from his office In Beverly Hills, Calif., said if the subcommittee could get this information from him. then no lawyer in the United States who is prominent in po litical activities is safe from sim ilar expeditions." TEACHER CELEBRATES ' Detroit (U.R) Josephine Lee, a Flint, Mich., school teach er, was sentenced to two days in jail and fined $75 Tuesday for drunk driving. She told the court: "The kids aren't the only ones glad when school let out." STABBED The body of Marilyn Marie Fink, 19 (above), clad in her torn and twisted night-clothing, was found by her grandfather, Fred C. Mark, in her bed room of their Pasadena, Calif., home. Police are searching for Kenneth Pash by, 27, a distant relative who had spent part of the night in an adjoining room. Detec tive Richard Jamison said the pretty blonde had been stabbed through the neck and slashed across the chest. There were indications that her neck was broken. PICTURE TUBES REJUVENATED la your pi era re tuba dull and weak? Most picture tubas can ba restored to original brightness at only ' fraction of the cost of replacement. For further information CALL Electronic Service 18 N. GRAPE PH. 3-1971 i - f ?!--Nr, eN l$"$ ' mm M 'lf T'Trriilim' rttiA m-twHiM: Emeritus Corunltsjit In Medicine, Mayo cunic Emeritus Professor of MedlUne. Mayo Foundation pleasant and undesirable thoughts, we can stop blaming ourselves, and stop worrying when uninvited obscene thoughts occur to us. Dr. Alvarez hope's 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. 1S5E) Speaker at Rotary Sees U.S. Economic Picture as Bri The economic picture for the U. S. looks bright for the re mainder of this year and for 1957, according to Walter E. Elieson, field executive "for the National Association of Real Estate boards, who spoke at the Medford Rotary club luncheon Tuesday. In the address, Good Busmess Ahead in Building Better Com munities," Elieson warned against possible inflation which might be sparked by current steel negotiations and urged a feeling of confidence and opti mism on the part of the public. Some dark predictions concern ing heavy installment buying should be discounted, the speak er said. Installment debts should only be measured by national in come and percentage-wise the picture is good. Estimated Income In April U. S. income was up $2 billion, with personal income for the year estimated at $313 billion, the speaker said. Sixty- five million people are currently employed in this country, an all time high. American families are now av eraging four to five children, with young parents who have never experienced depression and the need of going without. This has made one and two bed room homes obsolete and has in creased the demand for all types of goods and services. The construction industry, a dependable barometer of eco nomic trends, is experiencing a record year in building factories, public buildings and roads, he said. Department of commerce and SEC surveys indicate a con tinuation of the boom in major construction. Medford and the Rogue valley are in a favored position in the bright future, Elieson told Ro tarians. More and more, industry is seeking locations on the basis of "a nice place to live" for em ployees. The speaker was introduced by Mark A. Goldy, Rotary pro gram chairman and local realtor. Air Force Pilot, Wife Quit TV Quiz New York U.R An Air Force jet pilot and his wife quit a television quiz show Tuesday night while they were ahead with a total of $64,000. Capt. Thomas O'Rourke, 34, and his wife, Bobbye, Fairborn, Ohio, announced .hey would re tire from "The $64,000 Ques tion" with their combined win nings. Each had won $32,000 last week as separate contest ants by answering questions about Sherlock Holmes. Another contestant, peg-legged Peter Freuchen, 70 - year - old Danish explorer, sailor and au thor, apparently won $8000 with bilingual answers to a three part question dealing with the "Seven Seas." Freuchen asked permission to answer the question in Danish, his native tongue, because he BEVERLY'S TV & RADIO Phone 2-9001 634 Crater Lake Ave. Service Calls $3.50 Open Sunday Through Friday My own shop 8 yean eear Port land Repairing All Makea pROFCssiannt TOWNE BEAUTY SHOPPE Ph. 2-4266 Daily's U-Drive Medford Airport ' t rTnTj - aarTerr"aTr"rf Apple Crop Predicted Atlantic City, N.J. U.PJ The annual survey of apple growers indicates the country's 1956 ap ple crop will be the worst in four years, weighing in at some 20,000,000 bushels less than last year's production of 105,293,000 bushels. The results of the survey were revealed by the National Apple Institute at the opening of its annual convention Tuesday. The convention, with delegates from the nation's 35 apple, producing states in attendance, ends today. Only nine states estimated the apple crop in 1956 will be larg er than last year's. Early and heavy freezes in feared he might make a mistake in English. A Danish translator will check a tape recording of Freuchen's answers and the result will be announced next week. Strange As .. - e.V - : .UHJL-wait-.- V JuaMsilll iKZi - - 'SESair.-'iti'BU 1 F i :P 4lT 3UT f6 CBWWMDEIc- 0F1m2VEWT f.MUTih r!6 SIDE 0DT Z CD INSTANTLV STIFFEN A 90-TON WKALE.', 1 ..:lin!!lln mi S If "ZZs'Siy THEN START TfE ENSISES! V-Wllf WBEiOT V" fJQ BY.illPlTFPf 1 1 CONFOUND TT. SAWYER! a.VVt llfPIII IT 5 rSl MANTHSTPULTS!GET BUSY, CAPTAIN, I'Tyou mkcpmsek t -I 5!SNED Y0UTHE JOS JUST TH0USKT fluom. rCAPTAlN,a THIS SHIP UNDER WAY! MAYS: YOU'D THluT OF KEEPING TVAT PEWAl OP A PLAN FOR T1 THE CHIEF ANY MWUTE WEU BE LIKE TO READ I fSuBU- ANDftiAS TUlS OUTOFW WK! VWrAJEMT SETTIN8 ME SISl N ENGINEER UNDER''ATTACK'. WY FEATURE S' Jr 5 p fCl TOU D0WC I OFF TUB , UvJ 3 REPORTS THE STORY A80UT A'0MAM 0FF W BRIDSEi gSftiiTf SKIP. ARCPMSNKI B S7EERIKS AvSt'uCav?" 'f00 tar, r.iur y tT- fe? JTTVj i V" V ...YES, 1U EVEN 1 I XSHUX H I I I'LL MEET YORE THftT ISNTmTI 1 1 HAVENT A THING TO YE CAN g TIL H0LP DARTER AT TH' fS PROBLEM, LECTURE IN-I LEFT MY J B0RRY " WHAT A PROBLEM " yp OUT RAILROAD DEPOT, J pfe. MR. SATIN SMOKING C?f MINE1 C MY DAUGHTER ARRIVES PIERRE1- AN' SHE CAN 1 't-. SMITH- JACKET AND rS-j('H Vl 5 TOMORROW, AND NOW ON S-l , , ROOST WIF ME !. lU&gh. 2 AMAZON , LaB8-T 7TT g heI "l ' "L l o ' n-v - oummv and a book J- X LCS? JrLE r rrrlTO FEEO J THE FOOO BILLS FOC? ) -.OF INSTRUCTIONS T N, NO SEE Cs ! j rryr THIS FAMILY ARE r -V, . $.Sll V? 9 vf r NOW MUTT YOU TAKE) , . tHKT'S rMUTT, VoOLL HAVE Y WHAT? PoP 1 1 OH, I AINT FUSS MuTT ) p PATHERS BASSASE if. j WHAT I TO LET FATHER SLEEP IN MY I I BROUGHT ALONG THIS I ' V "S- RIGHT UPSTWRS i-AUi CALL SLEEP IN YOUR I ROOM.' IT V LWESTaXOISINFECrrANTX Worst in Four Years Washington were given as the major cause of the expected de crease in that state. Washington apple grower estimated their rrnn 'will hp ahout 12.000.000 bushels under last year's pro duction of 28,600,000 bushels. Pearl Off for Austria . For Power Conference Portland (U.R) Dr William A. Pearl, Bonneville power ad ministrator, left here yesterday for Vienna, Austria, where he will serve as one of the United States delegates to the fifth world power conference sched- It Seems by Elsie HU r. Via n -fr.e ewes usw 4 IS - : rrrr-i V .-,-,- 4ev,'Jr: Inc. Iggf'. dmerioze, Miss.) STrKjllV 3&FENDED Tr-.e.RTWlN SriwiNS UP-Wt SPENT . 'FOX RETURN P.rS . . . rz, Vi J, .VS; TV DOES VO' IF I DON'T I AT LAST i! MV I I dJUilB'C HE JUST PUT J MIMD EF f( SEE VOU- I I COU-ECTIOM WILL ) .It HIMSELF OUT I AH TAKES I CANTT J V BE COMPLETE IT J LIL "of HIS M1SERV- I A snort?, stop -r 1 , ABrVEA hT-m r-l 1 Coos Bays Pywood Mill Starts Monday Coos Bay (U.R) The new Coos Head Timber Co. plywood mill will start operations here Monday on a two-shift basis. Of ficials said that about 75 men will be employed during the break-in period. Officials of the company said uled for June 17-23. Dr. Pearl was named as a del egate by the State department. Acid Stomach After You o1? feffor" speed relief from gas. heartburn, add indigestion. motif VH TUMS FOR THI TUMMY CROSSWORD PUZZLE H ACROSS 1 Bracelet 7 Quickly (Ep.) 1? Meteor 14 Pantry la preposition 16 Etruscan fzoddesa 17 Newt 15 For example (abbr.) 19 r.olf mound 21 Brilliant success 23 Resort 24 Healthy C6 Bushy clump 27 Town In France 2i Ridges of sand deposited by glacier 30 Partners 31 Earth goddess S2 Indefinite article 23 Fork prongs 36 Pilfers 40 Persian poet 41 Make lace 43 Portico 44 Likely 4 Thorn 47 Goal 4 S Conjunction 49 Exist & Edible seed 52 Township (abbr.) 53 Surptca! uw 6i Part of door frame 67 Thoroughfare 68 Tolerate pOWN 1 Merry 2 Trojan prince U I I4 Is I I F" 8 a 3 " iliIQi n 2, 1 wtf " 9T TRAFFIC GETS THIS BIRO Huntsville, Ala. (U.R) -I truck loaded with about 2t chickens rammed a bridge ing Tuesday, tying up tri for almost 40 minutes vj driver J. G. Lindsey and hell motorists chased the squaw birds. that employment is expectej climb to about 150 within months If the plywood mal holds. Now Many Wear FALSE TEETI With More Comfot FASTEETH, pleasant alkali, (non-acid ) powder, holds false teal more firmly. To eat and talk In ma comfort. Just sprinkle a little F41 TEETH on your plates. No gumra eooey. pasty taste or feeling- Cneol Kolat odor" (denture breath). 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