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Newspaper Page TextJ TWO MEDFORD (OREGON" MAIL TRIBUNE ftS TAR -Bv CLAY R. Tour DaW Acfivif According fo Irie To deve'oo message for Wednesday, read words corresponding ro numbers of your ZoCiGC birth Sign, l $r- 31 P'-, 6! r.r,v. .. 3 Eot c3 " 4 A-e ;4 C- j c- 37 -4172 f TAUUS : ii V , 5-27 23-29' r71 72 74 5 Trl -y. '5 E.prn.,;n t- C -1 i Y--Jf 4' GEVINl v n 14.193d ' 42 Sj-2C 84 4 1 I- 2 ia33 4a ss to 20 r-.-v 21 lee 22 L ..- 57 ? 33- 60 $"! - - 3 10-15 26 "Good (H'!Ai '.-v.i 7r 70 RADIO PROGRAMS-TUESDAY 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 i; il kc KMlli 4 00 4 1-".- 4 3'i 4 4:,- 5 00 5 l r. ib 1230 "rt ta.-nvan' ih 12.!0 ink G'js.-,- " Fred VVarmp Songte.st' i rpl ,-. ; run S'lniifi if Own: v i-'xt Atient .".Tiiic V,'i:n S.hii M.jmc With Sani -Ch -h r F.d.v.irrt P Morgan' To::i ii'irrnon " An: A Amy" An. is .'tAndy" Eduurd R Miirru-A-' Lnv.-r-il Thnmas" f'.ini.' (.:rr,M-iv- Jiihr.nv Dollar" : V. : Rpti'Tiii! Man on p. rf s I.o Dine ai 1 X-l X-:- -Max Roby" -t'.'liiv Arnold Show" - ! ' rr 1 inir - My iiitv Time" -Portland vs San Dieso PurMand v. San rK-co Porrlallfl vs Sao Dit-KO Portland vs S.io Dirpo Port land vs San Diesro Portland vs Sun DieKo Portland vs San Diejro Portland vs San Dieo '.Vnrld News neat Oft Tut record Oft the Record Oft the Record. New Morcan L'ea' One Man s (. Ted Heath Ted Heata a '.r S I.-. '"pin r crap h-. P.i Hi 0 OO. O v O 30 0 J.V To oo! 10 15 30 30 i0 15 Air T:;...- Air Tin.,- Parade "t Bar. Paraile in" P.an Richfield Rep" Night waf r h Oi.i Niehtwati'htoa sN'iehtwatch A- Sisn Off 1.1:00 Sinn Off RADIO PROGRAMS-WEDNESDAY a on World News Roundup" A 15 Yawn Patrol A 30 Frank Cioss- A 45 Harry Babbitt- ' Bob Roberts Corral Bob RobrrLs Corral Bob Roberts Corral First News Farm News. Sports Rogue Valley Beeper News Commentary Weather & 7 50 N'ews World News Roundup Kashbox. Swan A- Sell Frank's Choice Music Frank s Chnn e Music Frn nr!vhir Cirrlp Frienri.bip Curie Wpckrliiv' W e f k ri r. y "VeekdaV Weekdav" Veekri:,v 7 00 Coffee Concert 7 - Martin Aeronsky 7 3n Tom MacLeod Sports 7 '5 Howard Miller Show" 8 CO Frisk & Frolic a 15 Breakfast Club' A 30 Breakfast Club A 45Rreakinst Club Mv.m: Box 9 15 Music Ac Weisiiel-i 9 r:o Hc'en Trent' 9 -!," News & Bulletins 10 n-i Nam? Yrmr Neijrnbor in I'.-Aunt Mary 10 3n Nnra Drrtke 10 4". Pat Ruttram Sn1wlJ! I : i.f T r..r!-,ni Post 1 1 i.s Aunt Jenn I I 311Hnuseparty' 1 1 4 Houseparty2 12 00 pai Harvey 12 !5 Record Rack 12 ,"o ;;rEue Vallev Reprrtera 12 45Weather; LostPets 1 co M'lsi-nl Mixmaster 1 ,5 Whisprrina Streets 1 Ruth Ashton-Weather' 1 45 Strictly lor the Ladies 2003mv True Story- 2 1 My True Story 2 30 Arthur Godtrr 2 45 Arthur Godfrey 3 r.nZL Arthur Godfrey 3 15 Arthur Godfrcv 3 30 Arthur Goeifrey 3 45 Arthur Godfrey 4 00 Club 1230 4 15 Sports Caravan 4 30 Marine Melody Time 4 45 Frank Goss'" 5 00 Eduard P Morgan 5 15 'fi.tn Hiirmpn" 5 ro Amos S Andy S 45 Amos Ac Andy" We iWtorT. Wi:f Syii.pU'in ! Dur Times Merchants J;n-kpot Mereh-.nts Jackpot Lunchtime News Weather Liveock Local New-;. Sprrts Top Tune. Knhbox Woman In Children Weekday Weekday" Weekday Weekd.T. We:si-:e Westsi'.c Wctsirte Party Wc?tp;cic Party Westside Party Weruside Partv Fred Wanne Sonpfest Fred W.irin: S nefest KMFD rnsnts Music With Sam Mumc With Sam Music Wi'li Sam Local A; Oregon News Man On The Go 6 00 Eriwnrd R Murrow" fi !5 Lowell Thomas" 6 30 8:nc Cr.'sbv" 6:45 Johnnv Dollar" 7O0 Sa -Mv Pays 7 15 Safety Pas 7 30 Suspen.-e' 7 45 Suspense poo Portland vs San Diejro 8 15 Portland vs San Diego 8 30 Portland vs, San DieEO 8 4 5 P o r 1 1 a n dv s San D lego "900 Portland vs San Dieeo 9:15 Portland v San Direo p 30 ortl.nid vs San DteC ' 9 45 Portland vs San P2eco 10 fiOVorld News Beat 10 15 Off the Record 10 .Tl 0"t Th Record 10 45 Off the Record -V New- 11:00 Si cn Off KMED Dine at Dine at 14-:n Dine flJ440 Morgan Bcatty One Mnn s Family" Collections at Thirty Collection.-- at Thirty" You Bet Your Li:e You Bt Your Life Truth or Consequences Truth or Consequences Sound Flight 5K" "iir.d FSicht 5i' Thvre Scurf -v Fivp" Th:ce Score tv F'"e" Richfield Reporter NiEbtwatchman Niehtwatrhnvin Nichtuatrh A: News Sicn Off ABC "CBS "NBC K ROY 7!tn KC (All proe,ram at same time daii unless niherwise indicated) AM .V45 Sitrn on Mumc throuchout da pyrpt for following programs 10-10 15 KBOY Bareains: 11-12 Sun'iri unlvi F'rs Baptist service PM 12-12 15 KPOY ranrh. 12 L5-12 30 Sunda onlvi KBOY ranch 6 30 Sign off TV PROGRAMS - TL'ESDW 4 C.f Atternoon Theatre 5 45 News 5 55 - Weather 6.0U- StM ooo Question 6 30 Di- You Trut Your Wife 7 pn Phi! Silvers Show 7 30 Happy Days 8 00 Liberace 8 30 Daze ot Dreams 9 PO Contidentia. File 9 oil People A- Pnnnple 10 I'd Bamou- Plahoue 1030 News A S en Off U tliNCSll.-iTi 10 50 - Devotions 11 ro - NBC Matinee 12 on- Garden A H"me 12 15 Secret Storm 12 30 Edce oi N:cb: 1 tip Comcd. Tmie 1 30 Er-vt Kovac s Show 2 Oil a ViMt From i our Vcterinerian 2 30 The Christophers 3 ( o Feminine Fancies How Prosperous Are We? See PEOPLE & PRINCIPLES KBES-TV Tuesday, 9:30 p.m. GAZER POLLAM Guide Srari :?t 23 ;cct' 23wLto i 7 32 52-55 V 62-r75 "i SCOftPIO 1 VI 11 X 3f 44-7477 " SAGITTARIUS 70 W-d Rl 43-49 51 - " 74 v-: 75 E.e CAPRIC08N 23 20 V-. k5-47-43-56 - B9-62-65 vsf AOUAHIUS N 21 :El' 1? 6-17-25-34'' kl-67-387' MAP 2, 3- 4 22 53VI 13 73-53-39 1110 kr KWI.n 14110 kc r ulton tewis Jr Henillit-'v. ay News' Here s Tne Answer S iro Hayes P.nb At Rav' B.iu & RsV Iloo Ai Ray ' t".:;i BruriOice Sports itm i intiup V'jf- (,'' - r - n: : iiO i; ii.riel Heater" Local News Virgil Pinkley' Sam Hals' Treasurv As:ent' Treasurv Agent' Snuad Room" Sqijad ttoom" R".rd Session Rernrri Session 1 Ask You" ! Ask Ynu" mil v .lusii .Ins'.-.. Ii Fu i 'i n l .rwir Jr Jnrti v Private Line J. irks Private L,ine K WIN Karavan KW IN Karav-tin KWIN Karavan KWIN Karavan Kim's Serenade W;ikeup Ranch Wakeup Ranch Wakeup Ranch W a keup Ranch Hemingway News Breakfast Gang" Regional News Mest Buys Chti Injrte News" Green News Bthle Institute Bible Institute News Coffee Date Coffee Date Voice ot Deliverance V mre of Delive r a nee Newspaper Of The Air" Trio-Test The Home Show The Home Show :s.n.,,-,"'Mi;.vir li.;t.-.M for a Day Queen For A Day Q',en F"orA Day Nointime News Western Roundup lime Western RoundiiD Time W e 5 tern Roundup Ti me Western Roundup Time W:estern Roundup Time Western Roundup Time Cat nation Milk Time Western Roundup Western .Roundup Story Time Storv Time My Huse" In trouble " Party Party Meet Shakespeare Meet Shakespeare Behind The Storv" TrUo Test" Fulton Lewis Jr Hominrwav News Here's The Answer Sam Hays News" Bob & RaV Bob & Rav" Bob iV Ray" Brundige Sports' Spirts Daily 1440 Gi.rifl He.Tter Local News Virsnl Pinkley Sa:rt Hayes Ganc Buster Ganp Buster Public Prosecutor Public Prosecutor Record Session Record Session Family Theater Family Theater News Fulton Lewis Jr Jack's Private Line Jack s Private Line KWIN Karavan KWTN Karavan KWIN Karavan K WTN Karava n Kim's Serenade "MBS KBES (Channel 5) -t'nrle Bill -Afternoon Theatre - News - Weather -1 S Steel Hour -Music Time -Hopaior.e Cassldv - Disne land -American Legend -Science Fiction -Treasure Travels -This Is Your Life -News Xi Sism Off A-Powerad Merchant Vessel Gets Approval Washington tU.R; The Sr:u!e has approved legisla tion authorizing construction of '.he first atomic powered U. S. merchant ship. The legislation, a compromise between previous Senate and House versions, now goes to the House for final congressional ap proval. Africa's length and width are about the same. 5.000 and 4.500 miles respectively. The total r.roa of the continent is some what in excess of 11.500,000 souare miles. WALT'S TV & RADIO SERVICE Oldest Shop In So. Orejon 409 E. Main Phone 2-2269 Pav ami Msht Service, (Medford and Vicinity) . S3.50 Nl-fbt Calls and Sundays No calls Frl Era. or all day Sat Tuesday. July 24. 1956 The Medical Roundup Should Tonsils Come Out? , A woman of 50 comes in to tell me that she has been having i some fore throat, especially in winter months, and now a physician wants to re move her ton sils. Her good old family doc tor says. "No." He sees no sense in it. Naturally, the woman is puz- 'a 1 ualte; IV-f- .led. She wonders if anything serious wiil happen if she doesn't have her tonsils out, or if some thing will go wrong in her throat if she does accept the operation. All I can tell her is that a number of persons, including myself, have made statistical studies of hundreds or thousands of persons usually children who have had their tonsils re moved. We have tried to see why some of the persons aot good re sults while many of them did not get any results. Practically all the men who have made these statistical studies have come to the con 3 1 ft The Family Council editor'l Note: The Family Cnuncil consists ot a Judge. psychiatrist, a newspaper editor, a women's page editor and two newspaper writers. These consult with clergymen of all faith and denominations. All letters ar held In complete confidence Mrs. K. M. I want to take care of my invalid brother. Frank J. Nobody hesitates to warn me that I could drop dead at any moment. Mrs. K. M. I am terribly worried about my brother who recently had a serious heart at tack. His wife has always been sort of light-headed, and I don't think she can take care of him properly. Meals have always been irregular in her home. If she feels like watching TV all night and sleeping half of the next day, she does so. My broth er is a good-natured fool and gives the children their break fast the next day. The doctor says Frank can have some light exercise so she lets him go shopping for her. When I told her I didn't think Frank should be allowed to car ry anything, she turned on me and said she loves Frank more than I do and what do I mean by meddling, etc. . . . I want Frank to come and live with me so I can take good care of him until he is stronger. This he refuses to do. I want him to know what it's like to live in a well-ordered home and to be waited on the way a con valescent should be, but he just says he's getting along well enough. I think it's just pride that stops him. How can I make him understand that for his life's sake he should come to me? Frank J. It's true that my wife is not a very good house keeper and she has some odd ways, according to my sister's standards, but in spite of what my sister thinks, my wife has been a good nurse. She follows the doctor's orders, never lets me forget my medicines and such things. I am very much aware of my condition and would never carry anything too heavy for me. but my sister gets hysterical if I make a move and incidentally, this is true of half my relatives and friends. Nobody hestitates to warn me that I could drop dead at any moment and that so-and-so died No Further Legal Action in Lane Case Salem 'U.R) Gov. Elmo Smith has in formed Lane county Dis trict Attorney Eugene Venn that he had been informed by the attorney general that no further legal action could be taken in the Lane county grand jury in vestigation. Venn had asked the governor for a status report on the probe and the governor in turn had re quested an opinion from Attor ney General Robert Y. Thornton. The governor quoted Thornton as saying: "It is my opinion that this office has completely dis charged its legal duties in this matter under your directives. Unless the district attorney has obtained some new evidence to offer, it appears to me that there is nothing further that either you or I can legally do'." Enjoy health, rest, comfort onO hospitality amidst pleasant surroundings. Completely Furnished S'eepictg and HousekeeDing Cabin, with c'l rrcKJem fac'it es. HOT MINERAL and MUD BATHS For Rheumatism, Arthritis, Neuritis, Sciatica, Nervousness CARBON DIOXIDE VAPOR BATHS Are excellent for Eczema, Sinus-, Skin Erup tions, Hih and Low Blood Pressure "cur Hei-'n 's O jr B .js -iess 'or Hecrvation and information Address Btrcfctiorn M'nersl Spr-ns, Rt. 1. Ashland, Oregon or Phon Lona Distonc. Or. Harmon Wexier. Director ii omultant In Medtetnft, Mayo Clinic Emprttui Prufessor ol Medliln, Mayn FnundatioD clusion that the essential thing is not the size of the tonsils or what they look like but how often they get inflamed. If a per son hai repeated sore throat with inflammation of the tonsils, then these nodules of tissue had better come out. In my series of several hundred cases in adults. I found that when the person rarely had a sore throat he seldom got any thing out of his tonsillectomy. He was no different after it than he was before. As everyone knows, a tonsillectomy is most likely to help a child; it seldom is of much value to an adult. For years, physicians thought that the removal of tonsils would cure arthritis, but gradually they came to see that this operation rarely helps persons with either the rheumatoid or the senescent types of arthritis, which are so common and so disabling. There is some evidence to in dicate that the tonsilar tissue was placed in our throats for a purpose to help in protecting us from infection, and hence it it unwise to remove tonsils that are not causing disease or dis comfort. last week while picking up a peanut from a dish. I don't want to be waited on hand-and-foot like an invalid and I don't see anything so terrible about my getting breakfast for my own kids occasionally. THE COUNCIL: Too many people are ready to play person al medical adviser to anyone who has had a heart attack or any other serious illness. They usually overlook the fact that the patient has been scared half out of his wits, wouldn't endanger himself if he could possibly help it, and would like to forget about his condition occasionally. Frank's sister means well and is terribly concerned about his condition, but the tension and anxiety she shows are not all what he needs. What his wife lacks as a house keeper, she probably more than makes up for as a companion. She apparently lets her instincts instead of her will govern her conduct to a large extent and the sister-in-law has by no means shown that those instincts are bad certainly they are better than the instinct which prompts Mrs. K. M. to call her brother a "good-natured fool." Anyone who has had as severe a shock as Frank has, wants to live as normal an everyday life as possible. This he could not do in his sister's home, no mat ter how well-order it is. Even if it were just pride that kept him from going to her home, this well - meaning lady ought to leave the subject alone. An in valid is entitled to his pride as much as anyone else and pos sibly needs it more. (Copyright 1956, General Features Corp.) BEVERLY'S TV & RADIO Phone 2-9001 634 Crater Lake Ave. Service Calls S3 50 Open Sunday Through Friday My own ihop 8 years near Port land Repairing All Makes WHITE'S MOTORCYCLES SPORT CARS Sales Service 36 S. Bartlett Ph. 3-4381 HEY ; - ; ' r ..'..TV 4, V. 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Hri 30 BEFORE TUB PCVftSTlNJ . 19 Obi s u. u. Z z 73 C UJ I a O O o z a: a z o BL0NDIE-QUICK? HAND MP THE -TTj FLY SWATTER ' T3 3 s mmm r.tfTir-i -i' oc . - Z I ( OH TiNir.' H ( DON'T MENSHUN IT. 'f co v. V. MD'DONE ALLUS GLAD TO THROW K HOWDV ' . f MADE ME TH' A LI'L BUSINESS TO A Z) i HOPEFUL .T ) HAPPIEST FR1 EMD. AH SEEN ORE ) IV yfri CAI IM TH' M I fil&N- r , ' J h . , fc, -T I ITI S '' '1- A BIGGER SURPRISE! THAN .i4rdJ I ft-v -I IX A-'-W " - I oc V J MY MONEY.' S Aou'O BsTTER LEAN TO HOLoVbuT OU 'r,EKE COINS KINETY,TTTr0 : I I NEVER! V OH. WELL S j STOP THE CAR, VONTDJH'S STUFF, 3:EIY-GAL. ( CHLiCK. AS3 WHEN! I OPENED f. phh.. jS' : SAW SO MUCH THEY NEEP i S TOP ( V :rBAG...j- -1f3e i IMNW. BUI.. A LOT, THE -4 THE CAR! A C!? H jEz 2 j&v&tt&Bk.:- , mv in her- way they 3 rk ' HANPBAG.' yUow IT v rs r 'XTY WHY, SHORE !! V UH--H0W MUCH f OH, JUST VI UvTTlVfTTl 1 U uim 11 n vm iH I CAN'T THINK CF :( DO YE WANT TO J FOR Hf ' U fAY ME A GAMF N0THIN' ID RUTHER V PLAY FER ? V FUN Jk 1 JW r ri j (TpTTUTITrn rn v I'l CANT STOP WORRYING.' 1 LT-, , f TnwlnODnu TI4F DCNT 1 I I ! vf I I rl V DUE AND I WONT BE ABLE I hlvO H H ffCl LToPW IT' JT-W lfc?r , ir- r-aji- c ,. ''i'i" w - v-'i ii v.. ir rfvv, nr." H -i'--&h z,rjr many other famous characters who made their mark during the glamorous days of '98. And some of those well-known oldtimers are still around. Rob ert Service lives at Monte Carlo and each year scribbles off a few verses dedicated to his sour dough friends. Klondike Kate is now Mrs. Kate Van Duren, but she always turns up at the annual gather ings to renew friendships made during her days in Dawson City. Washington (U.R) The Car rier Coral Sea will undergo renovation at the Bremerton Naval Shipyard early next year at a cost of S50.000.000. AMERICA'S 2 mothor-ond-chilj Doctor Approved Pure Orjnge Flavor ' WORLD'S LARGEST SOLING ASPIRIN fOfi CHILDREN Seems by Elsie Hlx "-t iru CVJ T3 WWV.5jT !A-iiS. WiCi? iC SfM-NW NOT SSr.ERWW'.NXS IT UVESToSPFWrJ iv : ft 4 0 5t THERE'S A HORiBLEH locking fuzzy bug i CPAWLING ON THE DRESSER s ''nS .-. "--J I FOR CHIIPBE.M.J S3?? ' pTlJ --ZA 2 fP J Tro Reporfecf Missing Turns Up at Salem Salem (U.R) A Salem couple and an Albany man who were reported missing in their boat on the Willamette river turned up here yesterday. State police had been notified that Mr. and Mrs. Wilder R. Mc Niel of Salem and Leo Moor, Has been successfully used In muscular rheumatism, constipa tion, menstrual disturbances, migraine headache, insomnia, stuttering, etc. For information regarding Hypnotism see W. L. WHELDEN 336 S. Riverside, Medford, Ore. CROSSWORD PUZZLE ACROSS 1 Ached 7-Jcg IS liuiirante" 14 (ity in Syria 15 Fonli'.ill position (abbr.) 19 Knrore! 17 Wander about H 1" prinoid fish 3 Mefore 2 .li:we of apples 2 HiL-h i-ftM 24 Spikenard Turf 27 Verve ?! 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