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Newspaper Page Text1 SIX MEDFORD (OREGON MAIL TRIBUNE MSTAR -Br CLAY ABIES H Your Doil if Accordma To develop n-iesscce tor Fndcv, reod weds correcir to numcrs Of yOU' Zod OC D'rT" S 3-1. 1 Fin 31 C-m"1"D ' To 2 C ;2 Dc f2 3 D- w Et t- Ee-: 5 T m, ? r-r e-, t D-n't C M T -:-: 7 --.,11 ;7 9 Cc- oc"l 10 F-;r " A-3 " C- 11 r.ow 4' On ?! ---: -J 12 l-t 4: hsy 7i t-e--,' U C-xeWy 44 f. "4 '--j IS V. 45 v., ?l C' :t 6-'-.-l 4-, T - - 17 It J 4' , 3 7 "'- 15 '-.e'-m 41- F-.:ri 7" T-r-Gy ! H- d 4V 0- 79 T,e :0 T-y;cy Vi W-.t f- ? -s T.i l it ? s r. : :2 Eov, '2 A-r-jc-H ." a...--. ... 13 Yc Fv r f J ''-'3 14 Bock V '-..! ?4 'i 2'5 Tn lb ?-.;) f; 26 Cpt m.stte w f'j S't e 27 T-e -7 F.r 8' Czfyw tv 2? Gt'ol Si P ixto-ic f? C2' i r Tyl.', S9 T, f5 Q-z-i 30 Pucc 0 VctnoQ ) T- yt TAUl'JS TT T) TC 4 CANCER V S3-17-51 -57 ''49 72-73 uo j - 2 1 1-25-39 ' , 1 ij iLlt.r. u PROGRAMS-THURSDAY fatSixxrQtfr Cidarri below are received frcm the radio stations and the Mail $(torap 0fftrosri no responsibility except to make such changes as are supplied K.Mf I o C'.wt I8i t'rel Warms Soncfst" : " coO.ik Caravan' Fred Wrini; Snr.fc'Jes. 4 ctUn :;) KMr.DPrf.-i'nts ;r, Pr;.nkG's " Music With aarn q no f ard P. Morgan Music With Sam Music With Sam RpKiona! Rr.tjnd Up Man GnThe f'i K M K D Sr r t. Da 1 1 v ppisr CJrr.v. r-rs Meet Din At 1 4n Dine At144M "Morran P.enttv One Mann Family People Are Funny People Are Funny The (loon Show The ;on Show" Jane Pickens Jane Pir-kens C":in Freedom Win Can Freedom Win" Vayne K.r.R Orth. Wa np Kini! Orch. a 1 1 Tom HarmMi" q li A m ' ArHv'rA'i "a fife'l-A-arfl Fi. 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Swap & Sell Vern's Choice Music Vern's Choice Music Friendship Circle Friendship Circle Weekday Weekday $ ffl Coke Time Vn-v A: Weisfield's ft, ken Trent ws A: Bulletins 0 vi iffaive Your Neighbor 1 !i inxt Marv- -$1 iirora Drake je P:iMrum Show" 2i Tfclu't: P't i Aun Jenny 5 B...."p.ir " '1 ir a 1 1 1 Harvv T c.-nrH Hack Weekdav Weekdav" Weekday Weekday an a,ito Val Renorters Local New Xt -weather: LostPets Top Tunc. K..-.hhnx - "Sti MCarMixmaster Woman in My House J i -.Whispering Streets Children in Trouble" j t.iith A5htonWeatherWeekdav j I-, strtctlv for the Ladies Weekday 9 m-Mv True Storv Weekday 4 ii My True Story Weekday Westsirie Westsice " Westside Westside Westside Westside A Arthur Godfrey 43 Arthur Godfrey no Arthur God f rev li Arthur Godfrey 3 40 Arthur Godfrey 3 43 Arthur Godfrey rt Club 1230 a"nK onsem music P' Caravan V armg Songfest ? ' M,- With Kam 4 43 Frank Goss" Music With Sam" 3 on Edward P. Morgan Music with Sam a 13 Tom Harmon' Music With Sam $iAmos He Andv Regional Roundup 3 Amos He A n d y " X e ws G r a n t R i ceS t o r y 1 iAEdwardR-lurrow" Cavalcade of Sports fi 13 Low ell Thomas Cavalcade of Sports .$:Bing Crosby Sports Daily 43 Johnnv Dollar- Music In March Time 3 tfO Mix Robv 1.3 Eddv Arnold ) -i Columbia Workshop' 3 Columbia Workshop 0"i Portland vs L. A. g 13 Portland L. A. ft ;tn Portland vs L. A. Morgan Beatty" One Man s Family Nat'l Radio Fan Club" Nafl. R adio Fa nC 1 uh "Nat'l. Radio Fan Club Nat'l. Radio Fan Club Nafl. Radio Fan Club Nat'l. Radio Fan Club B 43 Portland vs L. A. no Portland vs L. A. 13 Portland vs L A. g 3r Portland vs L- A. 9 43 Portland ys L. A on World News Beat J 13 Off the Record 30 30 Off the Record 9 43 Music and News ron Sign 6t f "ABC 'CBS Heartbeat Theater Heartbeat Theater Proudlv We Hail Proudly We Ha il Richfield Reporter Nicht watchman Night watchman Nightwatch & News Sign Off NBC KBOY 730 KC AI1 programs at same time daily unless otherwise indicated 4 M. 3 43 Sign on. Music throughout day except for following programs- TO-in 15 KBOY Bargains; 11-12 (Sunday ftTk Sign Off gES (Channel 5) $Bl'tSDAY no Treasure Travels on Rm Tin Tin Sii Ore-Cal Panorama 9 30. Turning Point t on The Bet of Groucho 9 30 Mumc Time 43 Talent Time $ on Celebritv Playhouse 0 30 Ford Theater 00 Big Picture 30 Treasure Travels 10 on I Led 3 Lives 10 30 Susie 11 00 News i Sign Off ) 0 Devotions 17 oo NBC Matinee If on Bnchter Dav 13 Secro; Storm 1? 30 Erite ot Night j 1 -on Comedy Time 1 30 Frme Kovac' Show 2 00 Boh Crosbv 9 13 (;arden Farm & Home 2 30 The Wav 300 Feminine Fancies Jr30 Cncle Bill 4 00 Treasure Travels 5 on w ild Bill Hickok 5 30 Industry On Parade 43 News 0 35 Weather 00 Cavalcade of Ssorts 0 43 Dr Hudon s Secret Journal 7 1 Heath s Medical History 7 jo Hoiiood Album $ 1-0 Man Called X 930 Hichway Patrol 00 I'nriercurrent 30 Mayor Or The Town l 00 Premier Theatre 1 1 1 News Sign-Off John Adams lived to be the former president of the Vnitea States. His age was 90 'e:i i-rf died. BcofltO 5:ota usually ranks qccS aly to Kansas in its an- GAZEBO R. POLLAN- Artr.it GmCt JH to fh Stcri l 3-1 4-' cV 2j T 3- 9 15-23 0 55-4 SAGITTARIUS S l4rW.;2 57J CAP8ICOBN t" ;;. - n: P 43 51 62.- 3 76 79 5 -i 1- 5-'0-31' 1? 6C-73 1 7-12 20-44, v 53-70-?Q5?- 1 140 kc RUIN 1100 kc P ultun Lpwl- Jr HoriiJiipway News it, e 5 tfie Answer r;i Havc-i News Bon and Ray I. oh and h'av Fioh fc Ra fiiii t;r:iid:up Soorts Ben irirn Pa ne M;ijcaJ Shoivcase ;)if.(.'iai De'.t-ctive Of final Detective" Cnrr:' Fiyht-TR Cri!!." Fu'ht--r:- Re'-nrd Sfs-ion Record Sesion Air Force Concert Air Forre Concert News Fulton Lev L Jr Jack's Private Line Jack's Private Line KWIN Karavan KWIN Karavan KWIN Karavan KVN Karavan MuVicTilf 12.00 Wakeup Ranch Wakeup Ranch Wakeup Ranch Wakeup Ranch Farm News. Rogue Spts. Memjngwav News Rogue Valley Beeper Breakfast Gang News Commentary Reeional News Weather 7 3D News Rest Buys Cliff Incle News Greene Bible Institute Bible Institute News Coffee Date Coffee Date Voice of Deliverance Voice of Deliverance Newspaper of The Air Teln-Test" Home Show Tiome Show" IVictor k Wifr- Ne-.5" Mumc Symptoms ot Our Times Queen rr a Dav Mrci'i-mt .i'--;pnt Qiici-n For A Dav -TnhtM- J.-.-k pot Q-m enJ-v.r.A "TTTnch Time News Noontime News Weather. Livestock Western Roundup Time Weitrn Roundup lime Western Roundup Time Western Roundup Time W estern Roundup Time Western Roundup Time Carnation Milk Time Western RoundupTime Western RoundupTime Stnrytime Storytime Party Party Pa rt y Party Party Party Meet Shakespeare Meet Shakespeare Behind The Storv Pello-Test Fulton Lew is Jr." Hemincway Here's the Answer Hayes" Bob and Rav" Bob and Rav Bob A- Ray Rill Brundire Sports Gabriel Heatter Local News Ben Iricn Payne Musical Showcase Counterspy Counterspy Citv Editor City Editor KWIN Karavan KWIN Karavan KWIN Karavan KWIN Karavan Record Session Record Session Double Date Double Date New Ful'o- Lewis Jr Jack's Private Line JackV Private Line Music Till 12 00 MBS onlv) First Baptist service KBOY ranch: 4-H Club News Central Point Central Point 4 H club mem bers are expecting representa tives from 4-H clubs all over the country to their pre-fair on Saturday. July 8, at the C W. Anhorn home at the corner of Pine st. and Freeman rd. All livestock and KEC dis plays must be ready at 9 a.m. and livestock judging classes will take place during the morn ing. Luncheon will be served at noon. Home economics judging will begin at 12:30 p.m. with livestock showmanship contest in the afternoon. Livestock judges for the pre fair will be Leonard Kunzman. Crater high school vocational agricultural instructor, and Claude Cooper. Medford. Gener al Mills field representative. Forestry mounts will be judged by Mrs. John Bohnrrt. V. S. electric output mult by almost exactly six time: irs the quarter century 1926 to 1951. plied ; riur from MR. LARRY Now at Craterian Beauty Salon PHONE 2-4330 Thursday. July 26, 1956 The Medical Roundup A Painful Tailbono, or Coccyx Quite a fow highly nervous and over-sensitive women com plain of a sore tailbone, or coccyx which, in us humans, is a remnant of the tail in animals. It contains s e v eral little bones fused to gether. By put ting bis index finger in the Hallrt Alvarn lEivummiu uic thumb on the back of the tail bone between the buttocks. a physician can easily examine the joints between the little tail and the sacrum (the bone which is found between the two hip i bones). He can move the little tail up and down, and he can see if there is any roughness or sign of inflammation about it. 'He can also have x-ray studies made of the little bone and its ! joint with the sacrum. Hundreds of times I've studied the coccyx in cases in which the woman uas complaining of con stant pain, and never have I found anythins wrong with the bone or the joint. Usually, mov ing the coccyx up and down did not produce the pain complained of. I think it highly significant that these distresses and pains around the coccyx are found al most always in women and only rarely in men. Women complain more often of nervous troubles, while men complain more often of serious demonstrable disease. The women who complain of a sore coccyx are almost always a bunch of nerves, and they often have relatives who are also high ly nervous or a bit psychotic. I wish I could tell what to do to make their coccyx more com fortable, but the best advice I can give them is not to waste their money, and certainly not to have an operation. Years ago. when I was a young man. surgeons used to remove the coccyx to try to make these women happy, but I never saw the operation do any good. The surgeons must have had the same bad experience as I did because alnmst ail of them quit doinu this work. Pain in the Rectum Many women of a nervous type complain bitterly of con stant pain around tiie rectum. But. again, an expert can exam ine the rectum very thoroughly and he can even open the pa tient's abdomen and look in. and he will practically never see any cause for the distress. An impor tant point is that these pains around the coccyx and in the re gion of the rectum are not made worse by constipation, by mov ing the bowels, by diarrhea or by anything. The distress is practic ally constant, and this is typical of all pains that are arising up in a disturbed brain. Pains that arise in the brain are often re ferred out into some perfectly normal part of the body some where. The situation is much like that in the amputated leg of an old soldier, who keeps saying that his toes feel terribly uncom fortable. This is what is called phantom pain. Similarly, when a person bangs his "funny bone" at the el Salem UP! Dr. Irvin Hill of Fairview home for mentally re tarded children here has been appointed to head a committee to study the problem of mentally ill children in Oregon. Banana oil is not made from banas at all. but is actually one of the by-products of the petro leum industry. WAIT'S TV & RADIO SERVICE OldesI Shop In So. Oregon 409 E. Mam Phone 2-2269 Day and Night Service, (Medford and Vicinity)... $3.50 Nicht Calls and Sundays No calls Frl Eve. or all day Sat. Interviews! Complete sports wrap-up On-the-spot broadcasts! No a', every Monday through Friday! 4:20 PM KYJC 1230 ON THE DIAL ASC Radio Network L 1 - t REPORT tSi Emeritus Cnnrultant In Medlcln. .Mayo CLinic Emerituj Pmtessor of Medicine. Mayo Foundation bow really the ulnar nerve he will feel a burning pain, not at the point of contusion, but down in the little finger and half of the ring finger. Diverliculosis Irr spite of everything I keep writing about diverticulosis and diverticulitis of the colon I keep getting anxious requests for a diet and treatment for diverticu losis. For long. I have kept say ing that, so far as I can see, di verticulosis of the colon is a symptomless condition that com es with age. It is like gray hair, and I would just as soon give a diet for gray hair as for diverti- ! culosis. One great trouble is that j hundreds of laymen and, I fear, j some of us physicians, get mixed ! up as to diverticulosis and diver ! ticulitis. Dozens of persons who write, saying that they are in a bad way with diverticulitis have ' not a symptom of this serious, acute, painful, feverish and dan gerous disease. All they tell me is that a lot of diverticula, or tiny out-pouchings, were discov j ered accidentally on an x-ray film. Diverticulitis means n 't flammation of some of the ticula. Diverticulosis is ju: I having of a few pouches. . . months ago, when I went foi . I routine yearly x-ray study, they found thre diverticula on my col on pouches which were not there last year when I was ex- i arr.ined. j Am I excited about them? No. Am 1 going to do anything about them? No. Do they constitute any danger to my life, or health, or happiness? I very much doubt it. I once went for some five years at the Mayo Clinic without see ing a single case of diverticulitis, which showed me how rare the condition is. Every year I see a number of people who were told they had diverticulitis, but ac tually someone got mixed-up with his words, and all the per son had was some harmless di verticulosis. Some of my physi cian friends may ask. "How do you know they are harmless?" And my answer is that I have known hundreds of healthy per sons whose colon was full of them. 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) BEVERLY'S TV & RADIO Phone 2-9001 634 Crater Lake Ave. Service Calls S3. 50 Open Sunday Through Friday My own shop 8 years near Port-j land Repairing All Makes Tnninhft FORD I theatre a TV'Top Ten" favorite "A SET OF VALUES" starring KBES-TV 8:30 P.M. CHANNEL 5 miWMfc--iMi mm AT JACWA381T, NEVA?A, WAS j TOWN WE If ABE GETAWAY IN Vf-if- BA5... ANP HE HAVING rzH hl HAIR. I wlllwfwm. k osseo ce4o,oco". y spsstiast siue cusroA M Jpyg bleached... oh, SJt. I II 1 1 U EDWARD G. ROBINSON H - s A lei 4 r c m Garden Notes By C. B. CORDY County Extension Agent for Horticulturs Early sweet corn is now rip ening and while this warm weather is good to develop high quality in corn, it is also favor able for the development cf the corn ear worm. As soon as the silks on the young ears appear, the worm eggs are deposited on them by a moth which hatch in about three days. ' In order to get control an in secticide must be applied to the silks some time after they emerge but within three days. One application of insecticide will protect the ear during its growing period, but as all ears do not produce silks at the same time, it is necessary to make two applications to the patch. 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OGLLAC BILL j '(rr,w W SlVE ME THE ) -f . ( ASKING A WIFE ) K ' J THE B6NTS THAT VJESEj 11 VBEFCE! l?Ard ,'- 7-,iLItTMATr' LIVELY' J - r lUKCU n LLiKJ t-iK niwt i yvt. Fm rvviio : rA r" r- i -s i i v I f-rc OUKC ZZZy SHOT WINNER- A Jwe hundred 2-- I CHEATED VoO? 1 223 DION'TGIMME BACK") HUNDRED TO ONE I r HK t-uankV? T" I 07 S 7 TME ONE I 15 IQs I HERE'S MVr-- Ql VoU' J Y ( OH NO.'-) M -iTTk SAVE Vou'Ks: Hr ill 2 ylt first silks appear and the second ! application three days later. i Dust. Spray A DDT dust or spray has been j found very satisfactory in con-' troling these worms. A spray can j be made using a heaping table- j spoon of 5 per cent DDT in one gallon of water. Or a 10 per cent dust may be used. The spray or dust should be applied directly to the young silks. It is not ne cessary to cover the leaves and the stalks of the plant. When there is an abundance HYPNOTISM Has been successfully used in muscular rheumatism, constipa tion, menstrual disturbances, migraine headache, insomnia, stuttering, etc. For information recardmg Hpnotism see W. L. WHELDEN 336 S. Riverside, Medford, Ore. It Seems by Elsia Hix TbvSCS R1.2K1S KS1SH5 P5JT 6,000 Pounds, Ta iiz'i.ooo kwnr 35 -cPHBNTS KrP 00,000 ftDIO USD t'TC N'OToK iNTrieCEMTSR -D&.'e- '?ped it R.3- leTojrneaj.Znc, of these moths, they will also lay eggs in the corn tassels. The young worms then feed for sev eral days on the tassels until it is half grown. It then migrates to the ear and burrows directly through the husk to the ear. In order to control these worms it is necessary also to apply the spray or dust to the tassels. If a succession of corn plant ings have been made, then each Enjoy health, rest, comfort and hospitality omidst pleasant surroundings. Completely Furnished Sleeping ond Housekeeping Cabins, witn all modem facilities. 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