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Newspaper Page TextSIX MEDFORD (OREGON) MAIL TRIBUNE STAR Br CLAY R. MAS. 22 M Your OoiJ Activity Gurd. M According to frie Sfors. To develop message for Friday, read words corresponding to numbers of your Zodioc birth sign. 015553-73 r76-77-85l TAUVU5 1 Bnr 2 Fmd 3 OiltxM 4 A 5 Tr, 6 Son 7 Reach 8 TruM 9 A 10 Fr 11 Clear 12 Your 13 Control 14 The 15 To 16 The 17 Soft 13 E'fecrrve 19 Accord 20 Bar r 21 Weak 22 Relative 23 Hunchei 24 Emotionoi 25 State 26 Keep 27 Rrahr 28 Answer 29 Won 30 wah (5) Good t MAY 21 6-21-32-431 53-73-83-31 CCJMM MAY 22 JUNf'22 K10-22-33-4 54-65-74 CANCU JUNE 23 JULY 23 Yf 719-3(W1 uo I JULY 24 l AUG. 23 ri 8-12-23-341 557-67-79-8d vuco AUG 24 H 1 9-20-31-42 145-56-80-83 RADIO PROGRAMS-THURSDAY 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 1230 kc KMED 1440 kc KW1N 1400 kc 4:00 Club 1230 Fred Waring Songfest Fulton Lewis Jr. 4:13 Music Spts. Caravan Fred Waring Songf est Hemingway News 4:30 Club 1230 KMED Presents Here s the Answer 4:45 FrankGoss Music With Sam Sam Hayes News 5:00 Edward P. Morgan Music With Sam Bob and Ray" 5:15 Tom Harmon" Music With Sam Bob and Ray 5:30 Amos & Andy"" Regional Round Up Bob & Ray" 5:45 Amos or Andy"News Man On The Go" Bill Brundige Sports 6 00 Edward R. Murrow" KMED Sports Daily Gabriel Heater 6 15 Lowell Thomas"" Dine at 1440 Local News 6:30 BingCrosbV Dine At 1440 Virgil Pinkley 6:45 Johnny Dollar Dine At 1440 Sam Hayes- 7 00 MaxRoby"" Morgan Beatty Official Detective 7 15 Jack Carson" One Man s Family Official Detective 7 30 21st Precinct" People Are Funny Crime Fighters 7:45 21st Precinct People Are Funny Crime Fighters 8 00 Portland-Hollywood The Goon Show" Record Session 8 15 Portland-Hollywood The Goon Show" Record Session 8:30 Portland-Hcllywood Jane Pickens Air Force Concert 8 45 Portland-Hollywood Jane Pickens Air Force Concert 9 00 Portland-Hollywood American Adventure" News" .... 9:13 Portland-Hollywood American Adventure" Fulton Lewis Jr. 9:30 Portland-Hollywood Wayne King Orch. Jack s Private. Line 9 45 Portland-Hollywood Wayne King Orch. Jack s Private Line 10:00 World News Beat Richfield Reporter KWIN Karavan 10:15-OffUie Record Nigh-watchman KWIN Caravan 10:30 Off the Record .ghtwatchman KWIN Karavan 10 45 Off the Record. News Nightwatch & News KWIN Karavan il:00-Sign Off Sign Off Music Til 1:00 RADIO PROGRAMS-FRIDAY SSSf ?aTof oundup" US 5S5S5 SSSSS 5 f -'Frank c2ss" Bob Robert s Corral Wakeup Ranch twZrSw Babbitt'' First New Wakeup Ranch 7 no Coffee Concert Farm News. Rogue Spta. Hemingway News 7;15ar5nAgroMky' Rogue Valley Beeper Breakfast Gang' 7TomMaod-Sports News Commentary Regional News 4lwHward Miller Show Weather & 7:30 Newt, Best Buys . "a nn Friik & Frolic World News Roundup Cliff Ingle Newa' i?tlB?eakf1it Club' Kash Box. Swap & Sell Greene rtireakfSciub' Vern s Choice Music Bible Institute' . .jgreawa1tciug Vern's Choice Music Bible Institute "b oo coke Time Friendship Circle News" Toffee Date !IEfrHetSleId'g JE53,-PCtefl ' Vo rof&Hveranc. gSletin, "ay Voice of DeUverance lOiOO-Narne Your Neighbor Weekday Newspaper of The Air 10:15-AuntMary. Homefhow $SZS2 Show- WeeEffi Home.Show 11.00-TradingPost -FTwuP New M liSfcLErt?" Chants Jackpot SfS& 11 -itl","nlrtv" Merchants Jackpot Queen For A Day -.-. nn Hirvev Lunchtime News Noontime News il l Reord Rack Weather, Livestock Rpt. Western Roundup Time M ruZSosue TVal Reporters Local News. Sports Western Roundup lime ".?wwgaVhe LoPp Top Tune. Kashbox Western Roundup Time i 00 Musical Mixmaster Woman in My House Western Roundup Tune :? wWhisTCrtns Streets' Children in Trouble Western Roundup Time lioRutShtony-Weather'Journey Into Space Western Roundup Time r45tricoTfor the Ladies Joumey Into Space Carnation Milk Time - rtnMv True Story Weekday Western RoundtipBrne I iIZmv tI Story Weekday' Western RoundupTime 1 ntlArthGodfrey'' Westside Party Storytime 1 Arthur Go5l"v' ' Westside Party Storytime" '-i nn Arthur Godfrev"" Westside Party Meet Shakespeare i?2lhSfrey" Westside Party Meet Shakespeare inZArth Goatny- Westside Party . Behind The Story Arthur cShBt" Westside Party TeUo-Test" -..nn rli.r.l2-iri Waring Songfest Fulton Lewis J r. i:fc!&kL ic With Sam' Sam Hayes' -i nn TTfiward P. Morgan Music with Sam Bob and Ray i;TorHarrnon-g Music With Sam gBfnRava-y s 70 Amos & Andy Regional Roundup Bob k Ray s iZAmot & Andy-News" Grant Rice Story Rill Brundige Sports' "6 00 Edward R. Murrow Cavalcade of Sports Gabriel Heatter ILoeU Thomas" Cavalcade of Sports fcoral.N"" K ,n Rin. Crosbv" Sports Dally Virgil Pinkley I "orinnvfjoliar'' Music In March Time Sam Hayes News i nn Max Robv ; Morgan Beatty Counterspy' 7 lsZEcfdv Arnold" One Man s Family' Courrterspy' JartlumbiT Workshop" Nat l Radio Fan Club City Edit; 'ifcSoluSoia Wortohop" Nat l. Radio Fan Club" City Editor' g-nn Portland-Seattle Nat l. Radio Fan Club Record Session S:??ZporUand-s1attlI Natl. Radio Fan Club" Record Session Portland-Seattle Nat l. Radio Fan Club" Double Date g gnnd-jeatUe Natl. Radio Fan Club Double DaU' -9 AO Portland-Seattle" Stars In Action; NejK !ge sagas, K-grg: KBOY 730 KC t All Tjroerajns at same time daily unless otherwise rndicatea) AM 5-45 Sign on. Music throughout day except for following program: Jinv Rarrains- 11-12 (Sunday only) First Baptist service. RMiLiaa? KBOY ranch: 12:15-1230 (Sunday only) KBOY ranch: T:45 Sign Off. THURSDAY 4 :00 Treasure Travel 5:00 Rin Tin Tin t 5:30 Ore-Cal Panorama 6:30 Turning Point 7:00 The Best of Groucho 7:30 Music Time 7:45 Talent Time 8:00i-Star Story 8:30 Ford Theater 9:00 On The Trail 9 30 Treasure Travels 10:00 I Led 3 Lives 10 :30 Susie 1 1 do Plavwright Playhouse 12:00 News & Sign-Off FRIDAY 1050 Devotions 11:00 NBC Matinee Plans Being Formed For Ashland Aquacade Ashland Plans are being formed for the second annual1 aquacade at Twin Plunges here, according to L. F. Dobson. The aquacade includes a beauty con test, water ballet, and swimming and diving- exhibitions. Dobson said boys and girls in terested in learning synchron 1 ized swimming are welcome to participate. Rehearsals started last night, and will be held be tween 7 and 8 p.m. Monday through Friday and between 8 and. 10 a.m. Saturday mornings. BEVERLY'S TV & RADIO Phone 2-9001 634 Crater Lake Ave. Service Calls $3.50 nen Sunday Through Friday My own shop 8 yean eear Port-1 land Repairing All Make GAZER POLLAN- SEPT 23 OCT ZJ WLw 4-17-28-39 149-62-72 jcoerio 31 Must 61 Add 32 Lnks 62 Try 33 AAessoges 63 DouWl 34 And 64 Over 35 (Torewps 65 Hoppy 36 For 66 Challenge 37 In 67 To 38 People 68 Authorities 39 W . 69 Health 40 To 70 Deol 41 Others 71 Prestige 42 Be 72" h 43 In 73 Probleim 44 Moke 74 Day 45 Surmounted 75 But 46 To 76 Protect 47 To 77 Your 48 A 78 Fmonciol 49 So 79 Guide 50 Sidetrack 80 Conquered 51 Bockaround 81 Work 52 Tolk 82 And 53 Your 83 Setup 54 A 84 Just 55 Dont 85 Rights 56 And 86 You 57 Imogrnotion 87 Indicated 58 Conserve 88 Today 59 New 89 Fears 60 And 90 Sec retry ArJrse Neutral orr 24 r . NOV 22 2-18-29-4CC1 1503-82-89 SAGITTARIUS DEC 22 63 1-13-24-35(01 k6-58-69 Vif cacom 06C 23 JAN, 20 VQ 5-15-26-37 dTi Bl-601-90iJ nsos FEB 2C MAR. 21 1 1-14-25-36 JfTl 48-59-70 VlJ 12:00 Garden Farm & Home 12:15 Secret Storm 12:30 Edge of Night 1 :00 Comedy Time 1 :30 Ernie Kovac' Show 2:00 Val Rogue Camera . 2:30 The Way 3:00 Feminine Fancies 3:30 Uncle Bill , ' 4 :00 Treasure Travels 5:00 Wild BiU Hickok 5:30 Industry On Parade 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 9 :00 Undercurrent 9:30 Mayor Of The Town 10:00 Premier Theatre , 1 1 30 News & Sign-Off Examinations for Pilots Announced The board of civil service ex aminers at the aviation center, Ft. Kucker, Ala., has announced examinations for helicopter pilots, airplane pilots and for training instructors. To qualify for the pilot positions, applicants must hold a current CAA license with instructor's rating. Additional information and ap plication forms may be obtained from Chester W. Silliman, post office building, Medford. Use Tribune Want Ads T0WNE BEAUTY SHOPPE Ph. 2-4266 AOvABUS JAM 21 FEB 19 JjfcjQ 3-16-27-38 47-61-71 V i.nii,. ii.ii.i. a I UISIHK W Ul Ikl Thursday. July 3, 1958 The Medical Roundup Sexual Responsibility of Women Maxine Davis, a wise and thoughtful journalist, has just published a splendid book on the f ': i "iin 1 1 sexual respon sibility of wo rn e n. She writes for brides and for all those many marr led wo rn e n who know that the spiritual o y which they Wallet Alvarei " " f c " would come with sexual fulfill ment is missing from their lives. Many, when they married, thought that happiness would be given them along with "their breakfast or a winter coat," but it wasn't. Most arm-chair philosophers have 'preached that the respon sibility for success or failure of a couple's sexual life rests squarely on the man. Especially in Victorian England it was as sumed that women should never enjoy sex, and should not show either interest in it or desire for it. For a woman to enjoy sex suggested that she was immoral or else not as good as she should be. This outmoded idea still is held by some bridegrooms. It was about time that some one said clearly that the wife, too, has much responsibility for making a couple's sex-life happy. Many a marriage goes on the rocks because the woman has failed to be interested in pleas ing or satisfying her husband. She may have been unaffection- ate or uninterested, or interested only on rare occasions. This does not mean that the woman was to be blamed. When she married, she may not have been in love with the man. Her mother may have said, "You'll learn to love him," or "You must do your duty." But in many instances, the woman was selfish. No mat ter how good and kind her hus band was, she would not put her self out for him, and often this left him hurt and humiliated and angry. From talking to hundreds of women in the office, my im pression is that most frigid wo men were born that way. Many were like their cold, undemon strative mother who, perhaps, never caressed her children or cuddled them or told them she loved them. Thousands of such women will do their wifely du ties well enough, but they will never reach out to pat their husband's head, and they will not bother to kiss him when he comes home after his day's work. Affectionate With Another As Miss Davis says, some wo men are frigid with one husband and affectionate and sexually adequate with another. The mor al then is do not marry an unloved man. "Never marry a man whose touch on your arm you do not like; along that way lies a lifetime of suffering and loneliness." Few women are so lonely as the unhappily married. At last, ,we find a writer sensi ble enough to say that, on the honeymoon, the bride may have to be the one who is kind and pa tient and understanding. She may need much tact in encour aging a bashful or inhibited or fearful husband who, at first, many not do very well. Brides should know, also, that they may have to be disappointed at first. Many a woman does not become sexually adequate until she has been married for months or even a year or two. Miss Davis has a helpful chap ter on pre-menstrual tension and depression. Many marriages go on the rocks because, although the wife is angelic for most of the month, for a few days she is "a devil not fit to live with." She may then be so depressed and blue that she wants to cry, or she may be so tense and irritable that she wants to scream. Her husband may then be fortunate if she just ignores him. Too often she will want to jump on him, and blame him for all her troubles. After two or three days, she comes out of the spell contrite and apologetic; but dam Emeritus Consultant In Medieia, Mayo Clinle Emeritus Pro lessor of Mtdivln, Mayo Foundation age has been done. With each one of these spells, the husband may lose a little more of his love, until eventually all is gone. Ways of Treatment The writer of the bpok speaks of the things doctors try at these times in the way of treatment, such as cutting down on the amount of salt and water in gested, but I do not know if any treatment helps much. In her final chapter. Miss Dav is points out why in later life some men who have had a rath er hum-drum marriage become rejuvenated by another and younger woman who is much more affectionate and knows more about being loving. As many writers have pointed out, when a marriage breaks up in this way it is not necessarily due to the wiles of "the other wom an." Usually what has happened first has been a loosening-up of the bonds that tied the man to a none-too-loving wife. The mar riage was a failure before the other woman appeared on the scene, and this other woman took the man mainly because his love for his wife was largely gone. Many women past 50 lose out with a still-virile husband be cause, with the menopause and their lessening of desire, they be gin to slide out of their "marital TONIGHTI FORD theatre TV'-Tr. Ton" ' favorite presents THE LADY IN THE WIND starring TERESA WRIGHT CLAUDE DAUPHIN KBES-TV 8:30 P.M. CHANNEL 5 WALT'S TV & RADIO SERVICE Oldest Shop in So. Oregon 409 E. Main Phone 2-2269 Day and Night Service, (Medford and Vicinity). $3.50 Night Calls and Sunday No calls FrL Eve. or all day Sat. En toy health, rest, comfort ood hospitality amidst pleosant sufTOtindings. Completely Furnished Sleeping and Housekeeping Cabins, with ali modern facilities. 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A union spokesman for the striking electrical workers, members of local number 48, said employees were asking a 20 cent hourly pay boost from the current $2.95 hourly scale. duties." 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, 1956) Strange As It Seems kT (it out of Trie DUCK 6eKJED rbS flNKSK &Y RUIZ. C0EN, POMlNICftN REPUBLIC, MlNNKoTft--l.ooo MtE6AWf)Y, Confervffion- u. ii. 3 Z YEP, NANNY- ITS A KN0WED FACT- BOYS ARE TWICET AS STRONG AS GIRLS, ENNY DAYj.1 o O O o u z UJ 5 z o 1 S 3 res to " - "EJ ' ' Z II, r HASO'AMV YW MEANS V AH HAD ONE V" ' ' "X 1 V (-ACCOROJSf TO TH-COD ) 3 I O' THOSE TH' KIND S .HID AWAV. J NATCHERLW. Y (yThTHLLS, AMY BOV J ' f (-NO MATTER HOW MUCH ILLEGAL OLE ) THET DOUBLE- ,) VvAMTA PLAV s -J- WHAT'S tdOrEMUFFT' S. LOVE A MAMMY GIVES HER ) f "BENEDICT CROSSES A GOOD-" l 7j d'V ( KEEP ANY GAi-ATtaSSM" CHLE.SHE CAIfiTT GIVE J ARNOLD" THAR OWNERS NATUREC t ROCK? MOREIY S V HIM NO BRAINS.1?-) JJtf, I WATCHES ) BV TAKIN' J , TRICK ON irV"V"" MINUTES yOTTH cj ' tt' J ' i : - UJ i is ii , iii hi. i - r--asasasc-Taaiaaa a f WHERE IN CALIFORNIA HK HUSBANCS WELL, ANCHORS AWEISH! f COMS CH AW 1ST US PRIVi wCtT O", YOU SWIY I 5 S' -O ( 00 V0U LIVE, MRS. SAWYEBy A NAVY TEST PILOT, THIS GETS BETTER BY THE I YOU OUT' WEIL ALL HAVE .V?!, T UST,MRS.SAVrYEeI ' BY JOVE, REPOJTTINSTO WINUTEi 1 USED TO BE KZALl TOGETHER. 4" V WE W0KT TAKE W) HONEYBEE f THE " FURNACE NAVAL IN THE NAVY, MYSELF... ; r rp -sr .. A FOR AM ANSWER, i tj SAWYERS ARE I Kijt t- A'R STATION J EXCEPT I WAS IN THE . iK' . jw? ' m HEAOEP FOR I . t jf aTZ POTATOPEELIViS ) 4 ' - ' 1 -JIM l r i mM j sari r " '- "rt- S C S!1 lllllllllllllllll1' 1 IvDUCAVWRKTOO VlPWlJ rS 'tH r--t 4 r- - muchoj AHcn'rvYiOW(K-, .V-v ( : iU I " . tri J i txjT hear LEJI1S'55S?' r ' S-D'DMW l 11 I I I PROMISED ) . J THE LAWN MOWER) ITS NOT GOOD oO?, I I I f SEE THE GREATEST J. I YESSIR. WILLYOU N - SIXTEEN SEVENTEEN.! ? "Y VcU TUsrc lH T COSTLY WARM-UP Detroit CU.R A judge fined Frank M. Powell Jr., 42, $150 Monday on a drunk driving charge because he tried to warm up after a cold swim. Powell said he had dived into a cold lake to rescue his dog who he thought couldn't swim and afterward he went to a bar to warm up by drinking two shots of whisky and three beers. Buddy Baer Charged With Molesting Girls Van Nuys, Calif. (U.R) For mer heavyweight boxer Jacob H. (Buddy) Baer faced .charges today of molesting three girls aged 10 to 14. The city attorney issued a war rant for the arrest of Baer Mon day after three girls identified the fighter turned actor from photographs. Police said Baer impersonated a police ofiicer and asked the girls to get into his car. -City Attorney Dan Whiteside FAMES , 7AD0CK1rtofAP0r4 , Vermont ' fa'sfotiffff. U776-B56)- OVERNIGHT -frle WORLD'S LkKSESmsVWbRS WERE BUILT FOR Pi SHIP BUILT F0RTH5 1).S.S. For" STTftL, TriEV ftRE hS WS hS LOTS &UD ChM Tr??UrEe. 70,000-fbUHD iffiT FlSHTERS i FROM KANSAS yscK. .TO FLIGHT iCK. 1N SECONDS HAH A TYPICAL MALE ATTITUDE ro All - . 1H--1 I'D LIKE TO SEE YOU Y OH YOU I r tJUGHAID ! JEST HaD CHOP A PILE OF KINDLIN' ) ujoi jld 51 WHArTS THAT J I V0RE H0SSES, " THUTTY MINUTES FLAT. rOUU' r'7 J WOOD? VtOWEEZY- Auto Workers Pledge Steel Strike Support t Detroit U.R) The giant Unit ed Auto Workers Union has pledged its support to the strik ing United Steel Workers Union. UAW President Walter P. Reuther wrote USW officials that "the steel workers have been forced to strike by the irresponsible anti-social attitude of the steel industry magnates." Reuther said the "arrogant refusal" of the steel industry to prolong the contract" left steel workers "with no choice but to withhold their labor until man agement comes to1 its senses." said Baer also was charged in a misdemeanor complaint with being a "lewd and dissolute per son." Salem (U.PJ Dudley Sitton of Ontario has been reappointed to the State Potato Commission. Read and Use Classified Ada . 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