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Newspaper Page TextFOUR MEDFHOD (OREGON) MAIL TRIBUNE Wedneiday, Jun 27, 1958 y8S iwns jSA" x VT 1- 715-2 l-L3) -45-ai -aa TAU-Ut I t? MAY 21 K? 5.11-25-33 Jo53-6l-a083 B- CLAY EL POLLAN- MAY 22 I- 8-28-33 CANCn ,36-4-5Ai 7S-7o-77 yK-.Au-. a f22-3-49-5C 166.71-7 VUGO 'if A. SWT 22 1A.1T -I V 38-51-67 M Year Daily AdivHy Guida Y According fa tha Start. To develop metsoga for Thurjdoy, read words correspond ing to numbers of your Zodioc birth sign. 50Ta xl OCT. 21 4m 10-13-36-W! W-57-82-- 1 Keep 2 Proceed 3 Ilea 4 Wakn . 5 Wommgf 4 Gather 7 Com 8 Slowly V Influ 10 See 11 Guard 12 Fowot II How 14 Mormt 15 To 16 Thle 17 Ooy 19 Shm 19 And 20 TK. 21 Holdi 22 Pur 23 Your 24 Set 25 Your 26 Rest 27 For 23 II 29 30 I 31 Normal 61 And 32 Interest, 62 Tenoclr 33 You'll 63 tuurau 34 Your 64 Try 35 Journeying 65 Publishing 36 Excellent 66 In 37 Interview, 67 Gain 38 Ol 63 Dolei J9 Your 69 Weory 40 Gom 70 Oerecttva 41 Mob 71 Order 42 I 72 And 43 Ingenuity 73 And , 44 Coy 74 Today 45 Beta 75 And 46 Writing 76 CretW 47 Vou - 77 Matter, 44 04 79 Fatigued 49 Pcnonol 79 To 50 Houie . 80 Financially 51 Money 81 Of S3 Fell 82 World 53 Socially 83 Serve 54 For 84 Advertivng 55 Today 85 No. 56 Future 86 Operations 57 The 87 Traffic 58 And 88 Signals 59 Your 89 Lives 60 Watch ICOIPIO OCT. 24 NOV. 23 -12-27. 145-73-84 Good ()Adiw Neutral lAOmABUl NOV. 2, .A, J. 4.19-33.1 HO-59-70 wvnujnt JAN. 20 18-39-43-58 ATI fc24-79-83"U AQUABUI . JAN. 31 JE FEB.' It 41-56-68 FSCeS FEB. MJSK MAR. 31 3 26-42-47-52AT 69 72-78 RADIO PROGRAMS-WEDNESDAY Programs listed blow art rcivd from tha radio rarioni and tha Mail Tribuna assumes no raaansibilitv axcopt to maka such chanoas as ara suppliad KYJC 1230 tte KMEO 1440 ke KWIN 1408 ke 4 00 Club 1230 4 IS Mel Allen Storti' 4:30 Marine Melody Tt-ne 4.45 F rank Cosa'-Weaiiier; 3 00 Edward P. Morgan 5 15 Tnm Hsrmon S30 Amos & Andy" 5 45 Amos V Andy" Fred Warinir Songfest Fred Waring Songfest KMEO Presents 'Dr. Norman Peale Music With Sam Music With Sam Regional Roundup Man On The Go Fulton Lewis Jr. Hemingway Newi Here't The Answer Sam Hayes Bob and Ray Bob and Ray" Bob 6c Ray Bill Brundine Sports BOO Edward R. Munxw" :I5 Lowell Thomas 6 30 Bin Crosby 6:4.t Johnny Dollar KMED Sports Daily Dine at 1440 Dine at 1440 Dine at 1440 Gabriel Heater Lncal Newi Virgil Pinkley Sam Hayes 7.00 Safety Pays . Morgan Beatty 7:13 Safety Pays One Man's Family 7 30 F.B.I. In Peace At WarGiseile McKenzie 7 :45 F.B.I, in Peace Se WarNBC News 8oo Portland vs Seattle You Bet Your Life B i5 Portland va Seattle- You Bet Your Life" 8 30 Portland vs Seattle Truth or Consequences B 45 Portland vs Seattle Truth or Consequences' 9:00 Portland vs Seattle 9:15 Portland vs Seattle 9 30 Portland vs Seattle 9 45 Portland vs Seattle Sound Flight Sound Flight Dominion Day Salute Dominion Day Salute Gang Busters Gang Busters" Public Prosecutor Public Prosecutor Record Session Record Session Family Theatre Family Theatre News" Fulton Lewis Jr. Jack's Private Line Jack's Private Line 10:00 World News Beat Richfield Reporter" 10:15 Off the Record Nightwatchmen lOJO Off the Record Nightwatchman 10:43 Off the Record & NewsNightwatch Se News 11:00 Sign Off Sign Off - KWIN Karavan KWIN Karavan KWIN Karavan KWIN Karavan " Music Til 1;00 RADIO PROGRAMS-THURSDAY 6 DO WotM Nrwi RoundupBob Robert! Korral :1J Th Open Road- Bob Roberta Korral 6:30 Frank Goae" Bob RoberU Korral 8:45 Harry Babbitt" First News Wakeup Ranch Wakeup Ranch Wakeup Ranch Wakeup Kancn ... . . r, . Tann M.W Snnrt 7:13 Martin Auronaky Rogue Valley Beeper 130 Tom MacLeod sporta News Commentary 7:45 Howard Miller ShoW'Wcather ic 130 Icwa Too Frisk Frolic . World Newi Rndup.' 15 Breakfast Club Kashbox. Swap tc .eU 30 Breakfast Club' Frank's Choice Mumc . g ;4.v Breakfast CiUD- r raniv ii..g .... Hemingway News Breakfast Ganf Re0onal Newa Best Buys Cliff Inile- Bob Green. News' Haven of Rest Haven of Rest 9 00 Music Box .Friendship Circle a ic u,,nH nft Friendship Circle S:30 Helen Trent" Weekday' B:45 News & Bulletin! Weekday 10:00 Name Your Neighbor Weekday" 10. IS Aunt Mary" Weekday 10:30 Nora Drake" Weekday in:4.T Aunt jenny rr.u... 11:00 Trading Post 11:15 Two Ton Baker 11:30 Houseparty" l 1 -AA Unnun.rtf" ' ; .. .... i .MuMlma NmM 12-00 Paul riarvey- fut.v.. . 12:?lRecord Rack Weather. Market. 1250 Rogue Valley R.porteraLal News. Sports 12:45 Weather Report Top Tune, Kashbox News Coffee Date Coffee Date Voice of Deliverance voice or uenverancc Newspaper of The Air Tello Test The Home Show The Home Show Right to Happiness" Ken Nordine Merchants Jackpot Merchants Jackpot Tuna TMt Tune Test News Queen For A Day" Queen For A Day Western Roundup Time Western Roundup Time Western Roundup Time, l:6o Musical Mixmaster 1:13 Whispering Streets 10 My True Story -a. lu Tm Storv 2 no Ruth Ashton & News' Weekday" a:i aincuy iwr ui iiM..r.cauQj Young Widder Brown" Doctor's Wife" Women in My House Western Roundup Time Western Roundup Time Western Roundup Time Carnation Milk Time 2 30 Arthur Godfrey Wests id e Party Western Roundup Western Roundup Story Time 3 00 Arthur Godfrey" Westside Party Meet Shakespeare 3il5 Arthur Godfrey Westside Party Meet Shakespeare 3 50 Arthur Godfrey Westside Party Behind the Story 3 45 Arthur Godfrey Westside Party Tello Test 4 00 Club 1230 Fred Waring Songfest Fulton Lewis Jr. 4 15 Mel Allen Sports Fred Waring Songfest Hemingway News tlub lWO KMED Presents "'h1. 4 45 Frank Goss" Dr. Norman V. Peale Sam Haes 5 00 Edward P. Morgan Music With Sam gob and Ray 8 15 Tom Harmon" Music With Sam Bob and Ray 5 30 Amos it Andy Regional Roundup Bob & Rr.y V4Am"os & Andv"News"Man On The Go- Bill Bru.-.Jire Sportt 05Edw.rd R. Murrow" KMED Sport, Daily gcb,r,'e1JeHv,ater" 6:15 Lowell Thomas" Dine At 1440 Locjl "J :30 Bing Crosby" DmeAtl440 6:43 Johnny Dollar Dine At 1440 Sam Hayes -7 00-M.x Roby" Morgan Beatty gfrtcW 7:15 Jack Carson" 3ne Man's Family ?r? FTSter. 7:30 21st Precincf People Are Funny Crime J 7:45 21st Precinct" People Are Funny Crim. Fighters . -obPortlandv. Seattle The Goon Show f OB 8 1 5-Portland a Seattle The Goon Show J" Force Concert Hr 8 30 Portland vs SeatUe Jane Pickens Air r orce nHr . 8 45 Portland vs Seattle Jane Pickens Air f orce . vf -9 00Portlandv. Seattle American Adventure News 9:15 Portland vs Seattle American V denture ju" Un. 9 30 Portland va Seattle Wayne K mg Orch. jjck I PriyateUne 9 45 Portland vs Seattle Wayne King Orch. i5J io ooWorld New. Roundup Richfield Reporter KWIN Caravan. 10:15 Off the Record Nightwatchman KWIN Caravan 10:30 Off the Record Ni,htwKhrr,.n KWIN Caravan 10 45 Off the Record, Newa Nightwatch Ic Newa KWIN Caravan 1 1 00-Sign ' Off Sign Off Music Till 1 :00 ABC "CBS NBC 'MBS KBOir 71 KC (All programs at same time daily nnless otherwise '-.. AM 5 45 Sign on. Musie throughout day except for following programs. ir-1015 KBOY Bargains: 11-ia (Sunday onlyl First Baptist service PM 12-12J5 KBOV ranch: 12:15-13:30 (Sunday onlyl KBOY ranch: 8:50 Sign off. TV PROGRAMS - KBES (Channel 5) WEDNESDAY 4-00 Afternoon Theatre 5 00 Hollvwood Album 5 45 News S'M Weather 6 oo 20th Centurv Fox Hour 7 00 Industry On Parade 7 1 5 Shopping For Fashions & Girts 7 30 Hopalong Cassldy 8 00 Disneyland g GO -Follow That Man 9 3fj Science Fiction 10)0 BuJova Show Time 1050 This Is Your Life 11:00 News & Sign-Off THURSDAY 10:50 Devotions 11:00 NBC Matinee 12:00 Med ford City Police 12:15 Secret Storm 1230 Queen For A Day 1:00 Comedy Time 1 :30 Ernie Kovae's Show 2:00 Val Rogue Camera 2:30 This is the Answer 3.00 Feminine Fancies 3:30 Uncle BUI 4:00 Treasure Travels 5:00 Rin Tin Tin 5 JO Ore-Cal Panorama 6.30 Turning Point 7 00 Groucho Marx 7 30 Music Time TAS Talent Time 8:00 Star & Story 8:30 Ford Theater 9:00 Sherlock Holmes 9.30 Treasure Travels 10-00 I Led 3 Uvea 10:30 Susie 11:00 News A Sign-Off WarVefs' Average 38 Years of Age Washington flJ.PJ The Veterans Administration gives 38Vi s the average age of the more than 22,000,000 living U.S. war veterans. ' At one end of the roll, the VA said, is a 109-year-old Civil War soldier, and at the other end are youths under 18. The lone Civil War veteran is Albert Woolson, of Duluth, Minn., who was a drummer boy in the Nashville campaign. He is the sole survivor of 2.213,000 men who fought for the Union cause. According to a VA survey, the estimated number of living vet erans from the various wars and their average ages are: Korean Conflict 4,346,000 veterans; average age 27. World War II 15,391,000; average age 36'-S. World War I 3,105,000; av erage age 62. Spanish - American War 68, 000; average age 78V4. Indian Wars 176 living vet erans; average age 89. The Medical Roundup Emeritus C omul tan t In Mtdleiae, Maya tunic Emeritus Protestor of Medicine. Mayo Foundation YCif Mtatseam iLju Hew To Handle Menially 111 Many of the distracted per sons in a family in which one member has become mentally disturbed can be greatly helped by a manual just put out by the National Asso c i a t i o n for Mental Health (1790 Broad way, New York City). It was written oy umn tivun Drs. Robert A. Matthews, and Lloyd W. Rowland. Persons de siring a copy should write to the Association not to me. Important points made are that one must be patient with a mentally ill person. He is just as .ill as if he had typhoid fever or pneumonia: The only difference is that his brain and now his bowel or his lung is injured. One should never threaten him or bully him or strike him or call him names. As the great Clifford Beers wrote in that wonderful book, "A Mind that Found Itself," one should never try to get a mental ly ill person into a hospital un der false pretenses. This causes him to distrust his family and to cut himself off from them. When Mr. Beers was shanghaied into a mental hospital in this way he could not imagine that the man who had played such a trick on him could have been his dear brother. As a result, he spent two years trying to find some way of convincing himself that the man who claimed to be his brother really was. People should know that men tal patients are confused and often frightened, and if someone then orders them about, they are the more alarmed. Let us re member that a frightened man is likely to fight back. Often he could be reassured and quieted if the attendant would only speak to him in a friendly way; o- give a reason for his request, or if he would treat the patient as if he were sane. Talked Into Hospital Entrance Many a time in my office the relative who brought in a men tally disturbed patient was sur prised to see how normal the man was with me. As the patient later said, he was delighted to find someone who evidently saw that he was sane much of the time, and who then treated him as sane. Several times I have talked a dangerously psychotic man into going home, packing his bag and going to a mental hospit al. He agreed with me that he was mentally disturbed, and he was frightened about the change in himself. He agreed that it would be well if, for a time, he would go somewhere where he would be safe from injuring others and himself, and here he -could be! treated for his illness. j As is stated in the new Man- j ual, many of the persons who are depressed are really highly intelligent and good citizens whb, at times, contribute much to the intellectual life of their community. I always talk to such persons as if they were sane; and then they talk sanely to me. Anyone who hopes to help the psychotic or the insane must have great self-control and great patience and understanding so that he will not get angry when the man becomes argumentative or even insulting. One should never get into an angry argu ment with a psychotic person. Neither should one agree with a paranoiac when he says that a man on the next farm is beam ing radar at him. One should agree that the patient is disturb ed, but one can quietly suggest that there may be some other ex planation for this. 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, 19S6) &iraiieBtav e The Gretel BRIDAL PAIR Se ith 10 Diamonds 14-Karat Gold Mounting NO MONEY DOWN 1.00 WEEK 122 East Main St. Ph. 3-534E OPEN WED. 'TIL 9:00 P.M. Pruning, Fertilizer Key To Blueberry Production Geneva, N. Y. U.R) Early pruning and the use of proper fertilizers are the keys to suc cessful blueberry production, ac cording to fruit specialists at the Cornell experimental station here. Pruning should take place early in spring before the buds open. This prevents over-bearing and keeps the bushes from becoming too dense and twiggy. Tests at the experiment sta tion have demonstrated that fer tilizing with ammonium nitro gen promotes much better bush growth than the use of nitrogen in nitrate form. Chungking Inn Medford's Original Chinese Restaurant J Just Remodeled! New Hours: Beginning July 1 Sunday Through Friday 11:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m. Saturday 1 1 :00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. Across Street from The First National Bank Phone 3-9132 Bad Handwriting Hinders Students Chicago (UP.) If you failed your June exams Wis year, n might be due to "low grade handwriting. A recent survey showed that no matter how objective the average professor tries to be in marking papers, a good meas ure of hostility against students with illegible or messy hand writing inevitably creeps into the professional outlook. Also, such writing will result in unconscious penalties against the student. The survey assessed teacher attitudes toward handwriting in colleges and universities in all parts of the country. All teachers agreed that they are inevitably annoyed at tne person who hands in sloppy looking work, and said their attitude in marking was defi nitely affected. An assistant professor of medi cine at Northwestern said: "Teachers tend to become im patient with illegible scrawls and despite due diligence, they may miss meanings of para graphs and sentences as a re sult of such impatience." A professor of psychology at Harvhrd said, "Handwriting is getting worse I have a hard time reading my own." v According to the survey, the liberal arts student is the worst offender in the matter of hand writing. The business, journal ism and law schools are stricter in their handwriting requirements. Terrole's Jewelry Expert Watch & Jewelry Repair 39 S. Bartlett WE BUY AND SELL! rWW'"rtir,,i TOWNE BEAUTY SHOPPE Ph. 2-4266 -J - --H f .1 .1 1,111. 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 landRepairing All Makes . trvtti by scienlrfk Its? ONLY Oi A ROLL Dead line Sunaay Classified la at noon Saturday; 10 a m Monday for Monday: other days 5:30 previous .day. WALT'S TV & RADIO SERVICE Oldest Sbop tn So. Oregon 49 E. Main Phone Day ana Nigbt Service, (Medford and Vicinity). Nifbt Calli and Sundays Ko calls m Et. or all day SaL $3.50 WHY PAY MORE? FOR PENNYWISE e 323 EAST MAIN Strange As It Seems M1' Sii5filk Wl LrVTt W. riftRVPi'W.Wll.Ey 'FrVtHErJ"OFTHE?URE hWOTlieSftCToF 1906, RSCSWtt HIS BfieHBLPKOFiClBMS W HftWMOJ UWV. hPTfR HE HMJ-fttfEN HrS M-ft.DEeREEMiDriM- RSCOWEd FK9WI -THE INWRNF) MtWCBlCMltfiE UKW CHENEY, itCMl A PlTCrllKS US U1USU5ER And weskeuw It CHMJSEO w siYue of DELIVER W 10-0UNC6 Pocket-size GOtfiR-POrVSREP V?Mio IRPiT WIH. OPSROTE. CONflNUOUttY IN DhYUGrfT M!D WIU.KUN 50o Hours in wrkuess , wrtHoirf ReCHhRSINS (&!. EicJnmict ifi., Fine Leaves Little Profit in Car Sale Grand Hapids, Mich. (U.R) A young man whose can was ordered off the road because it had so many mechanical defects was ordered to pay $18.35 fine and costs when he pleaded guilty- to driving with faulty equip ment. After his appearance in police court, the man revealed he was on his way to the junk yard to sell the car when he was stopped by a police safety check crew. "I get $20 for the car but with this fine, I'll have -just about enough for. bus fare home." piESS.jjet 100 TABLET BOTTLE ONLY 49 Honors Famed Explorer Provincetown, Mass U.R) One of the northernmost points of land in North America has been named Cape MacMillan in honor of Rear Admiral Donald B. MacMillan of Provincetown, famed Arctic explorer. Cape MacMillan is on the northern shore of Grant Land, at the edge of the Polar Sea. Though now in his 80's, Mac Millan is looking forward to go ing north on his 31st voyage next Summer. How To Hold FALSE TEETH More Firmly in Place Do your false teeth annoy and em barrass by slipping, dropping or wob bling when you est, laugh or talfct Just sprinkle a little FASTEETH on your pistes. This alkaline (non-acid) powder holds false teeth more firmly and more comfortably. No gummy, gooey, pasty taste or feeling. Does not sour. Checks "piste odorT (denture breath). Get FASTEETH today aft any drug counter. 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