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To develop message far Saturday, read words corievxjmjing to numbers of your Zodiac birth sign. t Tata 31 im 41 Dmi 3 Par HV 62 O. ) Traat 33 B'-g 63 Look 4 Potmen 34 Oom 64 Yov 5 Mo- 35 To 65 A Ourtook 36 Settle 66 Resources 7 Win 37 Fuitnsr 67 Mor f A 3 For 63 Al Cunem 39 Anenflo 69 Joe I " Mm 40 SwiM-if 70 And If lop 41 To 71 Indifference 12 AJ miign 42 Onlgoii 72 IWJ 3 So 43 Businea 73 Life 14 Tfends 44 Penenot 74 Hunches 15 Anennon 45 Franc 75 Your 16 Srubbom 46 Issues 76 Mm 17 Paoplo 47 Then 77 Your II h 48 A 7S Monrw 19 (MM 49 Ute 77 Fmonciol 70 T. 50 Aim 80 Social 31 Goo4 51 Good 81 Or - 72 IM 52 Portion 82 Manor 23 hn 53 Lai 83 EspecK. 24 Gm 54 PoocW 84 Affection 25 Moy 55 Ssvpnsss 85 lo 26 Got 56 b 86 Franc 27 Con-t 57 Toer 87 Dealings 28 Gould 38 turn 88 Offers 29 Tlragk 59 tm 8 Picture 30 Vo 60 Monn 90 Plena HY- 5-13-14 r31 -49-57 MAY Z3 51-76- 76-81-83 uo M.V2U ,Aud J! ft): 9U23-3S 53-56-saas RADIO PROGRAMS-FRIDAY Programs listed below are received from the radio stations and the Mail Tribune assumes no responsibility except to make such changes as are supplied KYJC 12J ke KMEU 1440 ke KWIN 1400 ke 4 05 Club 1230 Home Show funon Lewu' 4 l.V Mmic St Spts Caravan Home Show Heminifway New 4 30 Club 1230 Home Show Here the Answer 4 45 Frank Cin9 Home Show Sam Hayes 3 00 Edward P. Morgan Home Show Bob and Ray 3 IIV Tom Harmon" Home Show Bob and Ray 5 30 Amoa St Andy Rejrional Roundup Bob Greene News 3 43 Amu & Andy St NewiGrantland Rice Story B ill Brundige Sports 00 Edward R. Murrow Cavalcade ofSporta Gabriel Heatter 4 1 V Lowell Thomaa" Cavalcade of Sports Local News 30 Bin Croaby SporU Daily Virjjil Pinkley 43 -Johnny Dollar Mutic in March Time Sam Hayes 7 00 Max Roby" Morgan Beattv Counterspy 7:15 Jack Carson One Man's Family Counterspy 7 30 Columbia Workhop Home Show City Editor 7 43 Columbia Workshop Home Show City Editor 8 00 Portland Vancouver Home Show Record Session - 813 Portland-Vancouver Home Show Record Session 8 30 Portland-Vancouver Home Show Disc Date 8 45- -Portland-Vancouver Home Show Disc Date ff:00 Portland-Vancouver Home Show News :J3 Portland-Vancouver Home Show Fulton Lewis Jr. 30 Portland-Vancouver Heme Show Jack s Private Line P 45 -Portland-Vancouver Home Show Jarks Private Line 10:00 World News Beat Richiield Reporter KWIN Karavan 1015 Off The Record i NtRhtwatchm-n KWIN Karavan 10:30 Off The Record NiRhtwatehman KWIN Karavan 10 45 Off the Record & News Nightwatchman & NewaKWIN Karavan 1 1 :00 Sign Off . Sum Off Music Til 1:00 RADIO PROGRAMS-SATURDAY 0 00 Nw Bob Robert' Corral Wakeuo Ranch 0 15 World Nnn Roundup" Bob Robert's Corrai Wakeuo Ranch 0 30 Frank Goss Bob Robert's Corrai Wakeuo Ranch 0 43 Yawn Patrol First News Wakeup Ranch 7:00 Coffee Concert Country Music Network News 7:13 Martin AirronakY Rogue Valley Beeper Breakfast Cans: 7 .10 Robert Q. Lwis" News Commentary Breakfast Gng' 7 45 Robert Q. Lewis' Weather A 7:50 News Network News 8 00 News'" Koffee Klatch World News Roundup 8 :15 Visit With Bing Oregon Game Comm. Local News & Sports 8 30 Gunsmoke" Norm's Choice Music Haven oi Rest' 8 45 Gunsmoke' Norm's Choice Music Haven of Rest BrOO Newscast Friendship Circle SonK of The Saddle o, 15 Music Box Friendship Circle Song of The Saddle p-30 No School TodaT Sammy Kaye Orch. Voice of Deliverance 8 45 No School Today Sat. News Desk Voice of Deliverance 10 0ONews City Hospital MONITOR- Game of The Day in IS Citv Hospital' MONITOR Game of The Day ln:3ntlRmrdRack MONITOR G.nie of The Day c Z$lco Rlk MONITOR Game of The Day; 1 l no TfidinFPost MONITOR' Game of the Day lllWMicRoonT MONITOR Oam. of the Day 1 SOMderVGaT.' Nat 1 Farm. Home Hr. Game of the Day J 1 J?ZSuest StaT Nat l Farm. Home Hr. Game of the Day 1200 N.Ws MONITOR Game of the Day 12 Treaiur-r Show" MONITOR Game of the Day 12 30 cfub230 Home Show Western Roundup Time l 45Zwathe; Music Home Show Western Roundup Time. Tl)oZwallJ"Thne Home Show Western Roundup Time riwWa STimJ Home Show Western Roundup Time lVnZw. TimI Home Show Western Roundup Time M?Zwal" Tlml Home Show WeiterjtRoundupJTime, -?Sn Niio MONITOR Western Roundup Time iTCsIJurdsy st The Chase MONITOR Western Roundup Time 1 I? aturaay "J "".- MONITOR Western Roundup Time I gHrT MONITOR Weslerngoundup Time "nrv.w Home Show .Meet Shakespeare ? iii.n Bites Record Home Show Music a-'oZiuS 1 !es Rec" Home Show Report From WashinKto I iSZilan .i Record" Home Show TyjTop Tunes' im-v. Home Show Recor-led Music rV Club 1230 Horn show News 4 .10 Veterans AdrrunistratlorHorne Show Mu,lc. 4 45 Frank Goss Home Show Music : " 5 OO News' MONITOR Academy Band ! iLtT.i-win" MONITOR Academy Band tSrtL.'r'SrfiS GraSdOirOpry Musical Momerits; 1 45 Fort Laramie Grand Ole Opry MusjcalJments "b oo News Indictment Blockhouse Ho-Down Hawaii Calls' lis Indictment" KMF.D News Report Hawaii Call- a 30 unit 00' MONITOR' Guy Lomhardo CrmtOS MONITOR Guyombardo ' l.ti'i News MONITOR Pop Time 7 I V Lawrence Welk MONITOR "E,T'TfK.. 7 30 Music MONITOR Public Library 7 4.1 Coconut Grove Orch. MONITOR Pop Time -g oo Portland-Vancouver Proudly We Hall Sixie!an5 sHI 8 15 Portland-Vancouver Proudly We Hail Trve?Guide 8 30 Portland-Vancouver Heart Beat Theatre American Travel G"'", 8 45 Portland-Vancouver Heart-Beit Theatre Across The Blue Pacific 8 no Portland-Vancouver Tex Beneke Orch. Nws .... 0 15 Portland-Vancouver Let s Go To Town Com "t"; . 0 30 Portland-Vancouver Parade of Bands Jack J Pr.va . L n. 45 Portland-Vancouver Parade of Bands JajrkjPriyale Line MStSll e 5d.w, NrWa-ichTNew. Sat. Nichtj&njaride 11 oo-Sum Off S.ro OH Music Til 1 SO ABC "CBS NBC MBS KBOY 739 KC (All proirsans at same time dsity unltss otherwise 1",,r,ai.. AM-vtl Sun on. Mu-ic throuuhout day except for following programs 10-1015 KBOY Bareains; 11-13 Sunday onlyl First Baptist service PM 12-12 J5 KBOV ranch; 12:13-1230 (Sunday onlyl KBOY ranch. 6 30 Sign off. Car Given To Pay For Bill Detroit OJ.R) Mrs. Dor , othea A. Dubay Rave her 1953 TOP SPEED "On Hi. SpoT Ralisf for Ha-artburn cur 10o-u Why Suffer Longer? Whan Others Fail COME TO US ACT NOW! Our Nature. HERB remedies will help you re re tain rout ooe) health. Out remedies have beau successful in aidinf the sick all ever the statu tot over 1 8 years. Remedies tor disorders, sinuses, heart, liver, stomach, gas and ulcers, constipation, piles, asthma, tanula complaints, kidney, bladder, blood, rheumatism, back and headaches. For Mala. Female and Children. BRANCH OFFICES: Albany Salem Eugene North Bend Vs port MAIL TRIBUNE GA'SElC K. POLLAN fPT 2t ocr a o-lS-Ji 47 3CL6o 44-o03M4 Mom ahus OtC 23 jgjl J. 7 2o-32tf"l D7-47.7I i4 DC 23 JArt 20 lit -6473 M-69JT87 mcts to. 20 mar.ii B4-34-39-41, 143-70-74 1 at Garage model car to a RaraEe to pay for repairing another car she had struck. Mrs. Dubay acknowledged she was at fault and said giving her own car away "was the only right thing to do" because she didn't have insurance. Referee John M. Wise convict ed Mrs. Dubay of driving with out due caution but suspended sentence because of her "re freshing attitude of responsibil ity towards another person's property." S. 8. F0NS Herb Specialist noma I OCT fe2& I AQuAtJuS j JAM 21 J?S 1777-79-52VV; CHARLIE CHAN ; OFFICt OPEN SUNDAYS ONLY 12 NOON TO 4 P.M. CHINESE MEDICINE & HERB CO. 624 S. Riverside Medford Friday. June 29. 1956 The Medical Roundup The Need For Knowing Findings At An Operation A woman was just in with a story which suggests a scatter ing of cancer in her abdomen. I learned that a year ago she had an opera tion perform ed because of some discom fort in her pel v i s. Immedi a t e 1 y, of course, I asked "What was louna: aim iiin she said she did not know. At the time she had been unable to luarn an vthine either from the surgeon or his assistant or the hospital. I sent for me nusoana, an intelligent business executive, and asked him if he had been told, and he said, "No," he haa been unable to find out what had k..n Hnnn Nn-ju it haDDens that the surgeon who performed the operation has retired; and I can not reach him for questioning, hence I cannot get the informa tion which I so need if I am to make the correct diagnosis. A mv old chief. Dr. William J. Mayo, once said to me, "How wonderful it will be some aay whon everv time a surgeon op erates he will give the patient or her husband or some responsible person a copy of the report uhirh in most hosDitals. is dic tated as soon as the operation is finished." The surgeon snouia give, also, a copy of the report of the pathologist (trie man wno examined microscopically the tumor or the material removed, and decided whether or not it was cancerous.) Such action on the part of sur geons would often be so helpful to the patient, and so helpful to the doctor who, later, may have to guess whether the person's pain and loss of weight are due to the return of a cancer. Would Conflict Wilh Idea I know that the behavior .that I here advocate would conflict with the commonly held medical idea that the patient should nev er be told the truth about the presence of cancer. However, as I have said many times before in this column, after 50 years of watching the results of both ly ing and truth-telling (to patients) I am strongly in favor of telling the truth. In my exeprience, lying sel dom works well. Usually the doc tor is a poor liar and the patient sees through him. Commonly, al so, the relative who is told the truth, soon gives it away either inadvertently or because he or she cannot hold a secret. One of the sad features about lying is that when a man comes in with, let us say, a harmless benign tumor, or a harmless pain in his chest, and after an examination I tell him I haven't found any sign of cancer or heart disease, he doesn't believe me; and there is no way in which I can reas sure him. Why isn't there? Because, as he says, after watching doctors lie to his dying father and later his dying mother, he feels sure I KBES (Channel 5) FRIDAY 4:00 Treasure Travels 5.00 Wild Bill HickocK 530 Fashion Review 5:45 News 5:55 Weather 6:00 Cavalcade of Sports 6:45 Dr. Hudson's Secret Journal 7:15 Heath's Medical History 7 20 Hollywood Album 8 :00 Man Called X 8:30 Highway Patrol 00 Undercurrent 9 30 Mavor of the Town 10:00 Premier Theatre 1130 News Ac Sign Oft SATURDAY 9:45 Baseball Preview 9:55 Cleveland va. Chicago 1:00 Olympic Finals 3:00 Mr. Wizard 3 0 Afternoon Matinee 5:00 Faith For Today 5:30 Melody Wranglers 6:30 Mr. Sc Mrs. North 7:00 The Honevmooners 730 Stage Show 8:00 Crunch Sc Dei 8:30 Harvest of Adventure 9:00 George Gobel 9:30 Big Pictare 10:00 Chicago Wrestling 11 :00 News & Sign Off SUNDAY 12:00 Frontiers of Faith 12:30 American Forum 1 :00 Zoo Parade 1:45 How Christian Science Heals 2:00 Music Hour 3:00 Championship Bowling 4:00 College Hour 4:30 Telephone Time with John Nesbitt 5 00 Thia Is The Life 5:30 Treasure Travels 6:00 Private Secretary 6 30 Hollywood Album 7:00 Ed Sullivan 8:00 GE Theater 8 30 Treasure Travels 9:00 Man Against Crime 9 JO Weekly News in Review 9:45 Industry On Parade 10:00 I've Got a Secret 1030 Break the Bank 11:00 News Se Sign Off T0WNE BEAUTY SHOPPE Ph. 2-4266 BEVERLY'S TV & RADIO Phone 2-9001 634 Cratei Laks Are. Service Coils $3.50 Open Sunday Through Friday My own shop 8 rears near Port- land Repairing All Makes 7TTisjiw i1iHIWrj1rna Emeritus ConatilUnC In McdJelmt, Mayo Clinic Emeritus Prulessor ol Medians, Mayo Foundation am lying now to him. He does not see why I should make an exception in his case. Today I received a letter from a woman who says that since learning from me that she had a cancer removed at the time of her operation, she has stopped worrying. She has faced the fu ture bravely; she has put her house in order, and she is not afraid. It was uncertainty that had bothered her. Should An Old Person Be Operated On? Several times in this column I have remarked "hat if I had healthy and wide-awake and spry old relative who was 80 or 8a years of age, and who needed an operation for a big rupture or for cataracts, or for some painful disease somewhere, 1 would not refuse my permission. I would assume that the man (or woman) was competent to decide whether he cared to take the risk of dy ing, and I would feel that he still retained all of his original legal rights. Why should I act as if he were a child and I, his parent? According to the Chinese, be cause of his age he should have more wisdom than I possess. Also, I would not know how little or how much he cared to go on living. Many old people are not particularly desirous to hang onto life for a few more years. Many feel they have lived long enough. They say, "I would not mind having a few more years, but I want them only if they are to be comfortable and happy years. If extra months or years are to bring me only suf fering and the wastage of money that is much needed for the care of my wife or the education of my grandchildren, I do not want those months or years." Many say, "If this operation should cause me to lose my life, that is all right; I won't mind at all." 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Ar.s, Srr.- from T'-N. "-W f,. gS H IS.. ' " . The First National Bank '' " Phone 3-9132 ; '. ' " " u. n.t4taaas " fl CAKAE OVER AS (doc, IM HAVING 1 V SAX THAT'S I ( OA I HAVENT SOT 1 j' S5? "? SOON AS IGOT )TR01JBLEW1Trt A DANGEROUS o f IT.'doC.' I'VE BEEN Trr PICTURE TUBES S a,Lment A8$ M REJUVENATED I U$T vohuSet.t? fPSSSttf Several Events Set In Salem Fireworks, holiday celebrations, beauty contests, ro deos, soap box derbies, and mo tor boat races are among the variety of July events listed by the travel information division of the Oregon state highway de partment. Heading the list and beginning I would not let her have an op eration because I was afraid she might die." I would never have thought of doing so cruel a thing to my mother; I would have felt that with her clear mind, she could and should have made the decision for herself. Actually, today, most old people survive even major surgery- 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, 1356) Strange As W'rllLB DSlftf THE H WW PeicJCD IN KD iME5 20,000 HEftW SEWS h MONTH IKS TaWl UJ S tC)JV- J 1 'P ,rT,rr,oi -r,a I .,rv,,l if-rx I .w I I State for July July 1 is the Molalla Buckeroo. St. Paul's Annual Rodeo will be held at the same time while to the south is the Klamath Basin Annual Round-Up at Klamath Falls. The Old Oregon Trail Stam pede celebration is at Baker July 2, 3 and 4. Albany Timber Carnival July 2-4 will feature once again the nation's top loggers in competi tion. Bend's Mirror Pond Water pageant will be held three nights, beginning June 30, with the pa rade of princesses and selection of a 1956 queen. The Buckeroo Breakfast will be held at the Rim Rock Rider's grounds two miles north of Bend July 4. The Miss Oregon Pageant at Seaside is scheduled July 20, 21, and 22. More than half of the lamb and mutton produced in 1954 went to New York, California and Massachusetts. It Seems bY' FRANCIS 6AC0W fcSCftWE INT!KKTl IN rZOZZH RjoBi, rjFF!M6 ft FCWLWlTtJ , of pe:w 'Z;0 Mir r CHlU. ItfiBZ Vf)&RPNT" Teweu-Ep thousands Or MILES fcS r HOBO... HE VlSlTEP WOSTDFlrit 9irYT5S, JfW W LEftST S PRESIDENT'S INW3URATED. OKD- PLftNNBtJ HIS iTlNERMCr' 6o us could v.sitihs trVSTTiRM CDLL53ES HUD . ODDRBSS TUB GfUDENTe Cleveland, O. U.R) The Cleveland clinic here has a unique closed-circuit television station that features one type of program, the human heart. The TV camera views the inside of the body through a high-pow-e r e d fluoroscope attachment called an image amplifier. The advantage of the resulting pic ture is described as being larger and brighter, being easily visible in any part of a lighted room. ff 1 "I ELL VOU HlVERSAW j I BELIEVE v YOU. CROSSWORD PUZZLE An,wer, Y",erd'- PuI" ACROSS 1 Separate i Manuscripts abbr.) Highest point 12 River In Germany 13 Evidence of amount owed 14 Secluded valley 15 Gaming cuba t& Pantry IS Layers 30 Groups of feathers it Greek letter 22 Narrow opening 22 Indonesian tribesman 25 Greedy 3f Alight 22 Negative prefix 22 Certain 34 Relating to parenthood 27 Small bird 3SSnirit .19B'ockhead 41 Antenna 44 Store in a alio 47 Roomers 49 Scorch 5 Poison 61 Point S2 Slncinp voice SI Wire of Geraint 54 Declare 65 Roman date DOWN ' 1 Seed contalnera 2 Mine entrance 2 Cowardly 4 Handle , ! s" i 7 5 7 6 9 io it a T it 1ft Hi 3 i TAX 51 " Jz )T" w 45 " " 7, Wi 94 & Vim. Cm- - r-nef4v 1. STATUE SERVES Salt Lake City (U.P.) Police credited the immobile statue of Brigham Young usually con sidered a traffic hazard because of its position in the center of a busy intersection with finally halting a more hazardous motor ist. The driver hit five cars along a seven-block course be fore being stopped cold by the statue. 7 4.MD VOU WILL NEVER SEE A GUARANTEE Of SUCH PEPENDARlLiTtf tMCI Ml JRU-MIX CONCRETE CO P EjA R EE L I K EjE ElNjT R AINICTE GO rJlE l,E AjfTamRT Fj0jgClgPiL E UA MgWPlAN A T eFTa AlHjABCIAiNiT slgFlD PlUILJSiAtTjEgajMilEI IE Rjl lqgrgfe 80rjrL!EgOA S fl 0 MRTr " NJOIR T H E RTi-J MlHM qgE e "ao a siTiEiRi IeIeIlIsi sTtIv t Islnclasa (coiloq.) 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