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8IX MTOTOHD (OREGON) MAIL TRIBUNE ifSTAR Of ULAX w M.22 To develop message for Fridoy, read words corresponding to numbers or your Zodtoc brrh sign. '41-40-74 TAUtUS 31 MAY 31 MAY S JIM 23 I- 3- 7-1 1 KV36-38-83 84 K 27-25-44.54 56-59-79 M uo JIB.V .AUG 23 132-42-44-53 58-- VttGO m U& 24 SOT 221 5-71 -78 1 Oo 31 Tt 2 Keep 32 Serrt. 3 Ask 33 Ne- 4 Vour 34 Porents 5 U 35 Or Hopes 34 Fovot 7 for 37 At Yo 3a Ao 9b 39 Aguo 10 ObHgsng 40 ScnuM 11 Special 41 And 12 And 42 Bilks 13 SrtuM 43 0, 14 A 44 Annuls 15 Awos 45 Errtobl 16 Stick 44 Colled 17 Ambrftons 47 Or 18 To 48 Ger 19 Mor- 49 Busm 20 Gam 50 Of 21 51 Sae 23 Events 52 "wes's 23 To S3 5o 24 land 54 To 25 Bring 55 And 27 !m 57 Older 28 Orws 58 Build 29 T. 59 Go 30 Sol 0 OmieJ Good Adwer-: RADIO PROGRAMS-THURSDAY Programs listed below re received from Hie radio stations and the Mail Tribune assumes no responsibility except to make such changes ei are supplied KVJC 1230 he K.MED 4 00 Club 1230 4 : 1 3 Music Spta. Caravan 4:70 Club 1230 4.t;5 FrankGoM Fred Waring Songfe-it" Fred Waring Songiest" KMED Presents Dr. Norman V. Peale 5 00 Edward P. Morgan" 3 : 1 5 Tom Harmon- S 30 Amos & Andy" 3 43 Amos A AndyNews Music With Sam Music With Sam Regional Round Up Man On The Go 0 00 Edward R. Murrow" J. Lowell Thomas 30 BmgCrosby" J g -IS Johnny Dollar" 7fl0 Max Rob 7:15 Jack Carson 7 30 2 1st Precinct" 7:45 21st Precinct KMED Sport Daily Dine at 1440 Dine At 1440 Dine At 1440 ' . Morgan Beatty One Man's Family People Are Funny People Are Funny 8 00 Port land-Seat tie 8 : 1 5 Portland-Seattle 8 30 Portland-Seattle 8 45 Portland-Seat tie 9 : oo Port land-Seattle 0 ; 1 3 Portland-Seattle fl 30 Portland-Seat tie The Goon Show The Goon Show Jane Pickens Jane Pickens" T B A T B A Wayne Ktng Orch. Wayne King Orch. 9:45 Portland-Seattle 10.00 World News Beat 10 15 Off the Record 10 30 Off the Record 10:45 Off the Record. News 11:00 Sign Off Richfield Reporter Nightwatchman N i g h twa tchman Nightwatch Jk News Sign Off RADIO PROGRAMS-FRIDAY 00 World News Roundup Bob Robert's Corral Wakeup Ranch 0-19 The Open Road" Bob Robert's Corral Wakeup Rancn 0-30 Frank Com" Bob Robert's Corral Wakeup Ranch 8 45 Harry Babbitt" First News Wakeup Ranch 7 00 Coffee Concert Farm News. Rogue bpts. Hemingway newi- 7-IB Martin Agronskv Rogue Valley Beeper Breakfast Gang" 7 30 Tom MacLeod Sports News Commentary Regional News 4 4.1 Howard Miller Show Weather Sc 7 :30 News Best Buys 8 00 Frisk & Frolic 8:15 Breakfast Club 830 Breakfast Club 8 45 Breakfast Club 9:00 Coke Time 9 15 Music & WeUfleld's a inHelen Trent Friendship Friendship Weekiay Weekday 9:45 News fc Bulletins 10:00 Name Your Neighbor 10:15 Aunt Mary" 10 30 Nora Drake" 10 45 Aunt Jenny 1100 Trading Post 11:15 Two Ton Baker 1130 Houaeparty 1 1 ; 45 House party Weekday Weekday Weekday weekday' Right To Happiness Ken Nordine" Merchants Jackpot Merchants Jackpot 12:00 Paul Harvey" 12:15 Record Rack 12 30 Rogue Val- Reporters 12 :45 weather: Lost Pets 1 o Musical Mixmaster 115 Whispering Streets i Mv True Story" 15 Mv True Story "2 0ORuth A3hton A News" Weekday 1.. ciurnroui i .arliM Weekdav" 230 Arthur Godfrey" Westside Z k rHfr.v' Westside 2 45 Arthur Godfrey"' -3 00 Arthur God f rey" westside 8 15 Arthur Godfrey Westside 3:3&Arthur Godfrey Westside 3 45 StricUv for the Ladies Westside 4 00 Club 1230 4-15 Music Spts. Caravan" 4 30 Club 1230 Waring Songfest" Waring Songiest TBA Dr. Norman Peale 445 FranKLrOS -300 Edward P. Morgan" Music with Sam 5 15 Tom Harmon" Music With Sam 330 Amos A Andy Regional Roundup 3 45 Amos A AndyNcws""Grant Rice Story "0 00 Edward R- Murrow" Cavalcade of Sports 0 15 Lowell Thomas Cavalcade of Sports" 0 30 Bing Crosby " Sports Daily 0 -43 Johnny Dollar" Music In March Time "r noMax Roby" . Morgan t.w Carson One Min i Family counterspy- 730olumbia Workshop" Natl Radio Fan Club City Editor 4io"mbia Workshop" Nat l. Radio Fan Club City Editor 8 00 Portland-Vancouver g 1 9 Portland-Vancouver 8 30 Portland-Vancouver 8 45 Port! and-Vancouver Nat l. Radio Fan Club Natl. Radio Fan Club" Nat'I. Radio Fan Club" Nat'l. Radio Fan Club" 9 00 Port land-Vancouver 9 1 3 Portland-Vancouver 9 30 Portland-Vancouver 9 43 Port land-Vancouver TBA Proudly Proudly 10:00 World News Beat 10.15 Off the Record 10-30 Off the Record 10 43 Music and News Richfield Reporter" Nightwatchman Nightwatchman Nightwatch A News 11:00 Sign Off Sign Off ABC CBS NBC IE ROY (All programs t same time daily unless otherwise indicated) AM 3 43 Sign on. Music throughout day except for following programs a n.9 irnriV Runraint' 11-13 (Sunrfflv nnlvl First Bantist service. PM 12-12 U 3 KBOY ranch; 12.13 - 7:43 Sign Off. KBES (Channel 5) THURSDAY 4 oo Treasure Travels 4 30 Miles of Smues 5:00 Rin Tin Tin 3 30 Ore-Cal Panorama 8 30 Turning Point 7 fo The Best of Groucho 7 30 Music Time 7 45 Talent Time 8 00 Star A 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 FRIDAY 10.30 Devotions 11:00 NBC Matinee 12:00 Garden Farm A Home 12:15 Secret Storm 12:30 Queen For A Day 1 00 Comedy Time 1:30 Ernie Kovac' Show 2:00 Val Rogue Camera 2 30 The Way 3 iX) Feminine Fancies 3 30 Uncle Biii 4 00 Treasure Travels 5 00 Wild Bill Hickok 5 30 Fashion Review 5 45 News 5 55 Weather 00 Cavalcade of Sports 0:45 Dr. Hudson's Secret Journal 7 15 Heath s Medical History 7 20 Hollywood Album 8 00 Man Called X 830 Highway Patrol 9 OO Undercurrent 9 30 Mayor Of The Town 10:00 Prem:er Theatre 1 1 30 News A Sign-Off FROM FIRE TO FIRE Indian River. Mich. U.R) Ray Heater has a hard time keeping away from a fire. He moved here after retiring as a Detroit fire department captain and promptly was drafted as chief of Tuscarora township's 25-man volunteer department. GAZER'? K. POLLAN oct at-W 61-44-81-a3V&' SCOtno 61 An 62 Up 63 Speak 64 PowcrfunV 65 People 66 Folk! 67 Sk 68 Cesenias 69 Dispute 70 Memo 71 Stoy 72 Softly 73 Plans OCT 24 C JOV 2 S-la-TI.Xel 1 150-73-85-90 ,M SAGITTAMJS NOV 23 DEC 22 16-18-31-51 (fl 74 C4MKXMM 75 A DfC 23 4 76 And 77 Peoes 78 Calm 79 Ahead 80 Confidentry 81 Ascacted 82 Anothor 83 Todor 84 Dot 85 Devtlao 86 Stress 87 Ne- 88 tcencm 89 PusH 90 New CVS Keoml JAN 70 9-10-23-34 CI 1(7 57-66 'M AOUAMUt UAM 21 FEB 9 4. 6-12 -17OI 148-7587-89 men FES. 20 MAS-21 24 28-37fvCl 13-72 VJ 1440 kc KWIN 1400 kc Fulton Lewis Jr." Hemingway News riere the Amwer" 3am Hayes News Bob and Ray" Bob and Ray" Bob & Ray Bill Brundige Sports Gabriel Heater" Local Newi Virgil EHnkJey sam tiayea- Official Detective Official Detective Crime Fighters Crime Fighters Record Session Record Session Air Force Concert Air Force Concert" News Fuiton Lewis Jr. Jack's Private Line Jack's Private Line KWIN Kara van KWIN Karavan KWIN Karavan KWIN Karavan Music Til 1 00 World News Roundup Cliff Ingle News" Kash Box. Swap & Sell Greene Vern s Choice Music Bible Institute Vein's Choice Music Bible Institute" Circle Circle News" Coffee Date Coffee Date Voice of Deliverance Voice of Deliverance Newspaper of The Air Telo-Test" Home Show Home Show Tune Test" Tune Test News Queen For A Day Queen For A Day Lunchtime News Noontime News Weather. Livestock Rpt Western Roundup Time Local News. Sports Western RounduD lira Top Tune. Kashbox Western Roundup Time Young Widder Brown" Western Roundup Time Doctor's Wife Western Roundup Time Pepper Young Familv Western Roundup Time Women In My House Carnation Milk Time Western RoundupTime Western RoundupTime Storytime Story time . Party Party Party Party Party Party Meet Shakespeare Meet Shakespeare Behind The Story Tello-Test" Fulton Lewis Jr. Hemingway Here's the Answer Sam Hayes Bob and Ray" Bob and Ray Bob A Ray Bill Brundtge Sports Gabriel Heatter Local News" -Virgil Pinkley f Sam Hayes News Beatty" Counterspy" Counterspy Record Session Record Sssion Double Date" Double Date We Hail We Hail New:" Fulto- Lewis Jr. Jack's Private Line Jack's Private Line KWIN Karavan KWIN Karavan KWIN Karavan KWIN Karavan Music Til 1:00 "MBS 730 KC 1230 (Sunday only) KBOY ranch; Lumber Yard Oil Well Gives 3 Barrels Daily Bagwell, Tex. U.R) Deep in the heart of the East Texas oil fields it's not unusual to see an oilwell in a front yard, on the school grounds or even down town, but Sam Buzbee lives up in the Red River Valley and folks wonder what that pump is in his lumber yard. "That's a t h r e e-barrel-a-day oilwell," Buzbee explains with pride. "She's small, but she's steady. Instead of getting weaker, she gets stronger." The No. 1 Buzbee hasn't made Sam a millionaire, but the steady flow soon fills three 310-gallon tanks and then a truck comes to haul the black gold to an Ida, La., refinery. "A little oil well is better than Enioy rwolth, ret, comfort end hospitality omidst ulnfliont surroundings. Completely FumshM Sleeping and Housekeeping Cabins, with oil modem focilities. HOT MINERAL and MU3 BATH'S Far MteemattMB, Artttrrha. Nearrhs, Sciatica, Nervovtnest CARBON DIOXIDE VAPOR BATHS Am excellent far Eczema. Sines, Skin Enra tions, Hieli and Law Bleed Pretsara "Your Health Is Our Business ' For Reservations and information Address BaeWsom Mineral Sarins, Rt. 1, Ashlaod, Oregon or Phone Lena Distance. Or. Harmon Wexter. Director Thursday, June 28, 1958 The Medical Roundup ,x Artificial Insemination A while ago, a judge made such a strong ruling against the legality of artificial insemina tion that it may take years before the procedure recovers from the blow. One can see that the law has something to do with the matter, be- Hajuo Aiwei cause oi uie status of heirs to fortunes. It would seem, however, that when a man and his wife long for a child and agree to have one by artificial insemination, no one in the world should interfere or say them nay. Certainly, if my neighbor and his wife hunger for a child and can get one with this new technique I would be the last man in the world to go to them and say that they can't do it because I don't like the idea. or I think it wrong legally or from a religious point of view. Now I read that at .the last meeting id the American So ciety for the study of Sterility, 79 out of 87 members agreed that "If it is in harmony with the beliefs of the couple and the doctor, donor artificial insemi nation is a completely ethical, moral and desirable form of medical therapy." The doctors attending the convention felt that this opinion by men who know much about the subject. and are trying hard to help peo ple to have the babies they want, should have much influence with people who know nothing about the matter. It should keep them from meddling in what does not concern them. -Mora Desirable Procedure Experience has shown that, in many cases, donor insemination is a more desirable procedure than is adoption. The fact that couples desiring a family have returned as many as four times to the doctors to have another artificial insemination shows that they were satisfied with the method. If the people concerned are so satisfied and are made so happy, why should anyone fuss at them and make endless trouble for them? The many people who rise up in wrath to say that women should not be allowed to have babies in this way probably do not know that in a high percent age of cases the wife is perfectly normal but the husband is ster ile, and can never be a father. Why, then, penalize her and con demn her to sterility because of the lack of normalcy in her mate? I have always felt that one of the finest things we human beings can do in this world is to mind our own business. We should not constantly be telling other people what they must not do, simply because we do not care to do it ourselves, or because we have a religious prejudice against it. Temporary Blind Spot If, a year ago, anyone had told me that in this country there are many physicians and even ophthalmologists (eye spe cialists) who cannot recognize in a moment the story of a mig rainous 20-minute spell of fuzzy vision, I would have said, "No, that is impossible; it cannot be." But since I mentioned the mi grainous blind spot some months ago I have beard from dozens of people who said that they had been everywhere; they had spent hundreds and even thousands of dollars; they had seen several eye specialists who had exam ined them with the greatest care, and then had told them that they none at all," Buzbee said. Buzbee was a frustrated oil wildcatter until he decided to sink one in his lumber yard in the middle of Bagwell, which is just west of Texarkana in the northeast corner of Texas. The well came in on Oct. 22, 1949, with a good show of oil. The pressure wasn't much, so it was officially registered with the Railroad Commission as having a three-barrel potential. "We just pump her when we want to," Buzbee said. "Only about an hour a day." The first bar of industrial steel in America was rolled by Eber B. Ward at his Bessemer steel mill in Wyandotte, a De troit suburb, in 1864. Tonight! FORD Theatre 0 presents for the first time on TV jivA "A PAST REMEMBERED" jr starring Xs' WILLIAM BENDIX SsSSsaWeweswesssasSsw SaWsssssSSSSwswa KBES-TV 8:30 CHANNEL 5 Emeritus Consultant tn MedietB. Mayo Clinic Emeritus Pro lessor of Hadldne, Mayo Foundation didn't know what the trouble was.' Today an intelligent man tells me that when he was 19 he got his first fuzzy blind spell with a zig-zag tiny "neon light." This first appeared as a bright spot in the middle of his visual field; it bowed out and gradually moved over to one side, and finally, in about 20 minutes, dis appeared. During this time he was almost unable to read. Na turally, he was much frightened, and the next time the thing hap pened,' he started going to phy sicians. The first one said he could not guess what it was, but gave him some pills. The next one said that he thought it was a sign of be ginning arteriosclerosis of the retinal vessels. This was a most improbable diagnosis for a lad of 19, but it frightened him. greatly. The next doctor said that he couldn't see any sign of arteriosclerosis, but he didn't know what the cause was. The next eye-specialist, on not find ing anything wrong in the eye, thought that perhaps the disturb ance was due to nervousness. But the lad was not nervous. Thorough Examinations 1 He weni on seeing one oph thalmologist after another. All gave thorough examinations, but then said they did not know what the trouble was. Today, 25 years later, the man tells me that only now, by reading my column, has he learned what the thing is. It is part of a brain storm that, in many persons, ushers in a sick headache. Men often have just the "fuzzy spell" without the unilateral headache that their sisters get. Obviously, all of us who teach in medical schools should be concerned about this failure in our teaching, and we must im mediately start telling our stu dents about migraine, which is one of the commonest diseases of men and women. Probably one in four of the highly intelli gent and sensitive persons in this country have inherited the tendency. It is rare among the less intelligent members of the community. I often cheer and console migranous women by telling them that their trouble is like a Phi Beta Kappa key a sign of exceptional intelligence. Dr. Alvarez hopes his readers will understand that it would be impossible for him to answer requests or to attempt to diag nose by mail. (Released by The Register and Tribune Syndicate, 1956) WV.1 lwM.fr fm mm 1 1 is T0WNE BEAUTY SH0PPE Ph. 2-4266 WALT'S TV & RADIO SERVICE Oldest Shop. In So. Oregon 409 B. Main Pbono Z-Z2S9 Day and Night Service, C? 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I visited him to inquire about a difference of opinion he reportedly had with Glenn Ford on the set of their movie in Japan, "Teahouse of the August Moon." But Brando is so enthusiastic about Japan it's hard to get a word in edgewise. "Japanese women are extreme ly considerate and infinitely sub tle," said the actor, who looks like an Oriental himself in a wig and plastic forehead and brow. People Courteous 'I was terribly impressed with Japan," he noted. "The people are the nicest I ve ever met. They unquestionably are the most courteous, honorable, well-meaning and self-respecting people. And, contrary to common im- Strange As DC Ul Z CO IF.JUGHAI0 TREATS YE MEAN AN UGLY, YE JEST RUN TO ME, NANNY I'LL WARM US WITCHES GOOD 3 z 4A TJ C O u. J O O O O ui Z DC AN' PRAPPER 0 0EFF DIOVOO EVERTAKEOUT a c e P S AN IMSUR poucy? ' If rJIUfc PeoWCTi PL&NTSIHhT- . fr-meMf!NftT6 1 KlUU EftRLY 5EFrS0N INSECTS lo4 fi FRONT IbtSTH, L tU.'Wt.'K&H HWZ . 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"The Japanese are hypersen sitively attuned to other people in their relationships," he said. "The fans were enthusiastc, too. They don't clamor for auto graphs. They give you presents little dolls or mementos. The Japanese are very shy and self conscious they never intrude themselves on anyone." "Japan is very tranquilliz ing," Brando added. "It reduces It Seems M?" W&6 CrllNft'S ONLV IN &.000 YEARS SHE RULED 7YEB.R6 Ign TO 180 B.C. 1 I AS A MATTER OF FACT) f -y been most attentive, ) Vmr, smith- 1 ca'ftee-ntx I RATHER SUSPECT HE If 1 riHa h v-KLon jm re i i ll 1- ir- . T .rv-.u-.-MV RPITANJD Tit" rruFin- H'ivmiHAVFW'T '"'( ITS JUST HIDING K,,,rNLo T 1 I USTEH.I-fLUMS V Hl! AH. BUTWli HAVEJ WCE ,uVS -T J ,-r rurr II OfiOO K0L1CYANW. X HAVE v "tw? JkJ J , I SQUATTER'S RIGHTS Flint, Mich. (U.R) An un friendly cat delayed the startof a city commission meeting. The cat took up residence in the commission secretary s desk. 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