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TWO MEDFORD (OREGON) MAIL TRIBUNE ; ' ' ' '-v f a I ... To e.p'-.p e-?',. o e RAP.O PROGRAMS-FRIDAY Prog .ami !. .V;d to'o- rc received from thm rjdio stations jnd the MjiI Tribune Jiijmci a tespTsmsibiM except to make tuch chjngtt r supplied K V J ( 4 fj 3 :: -s ; - " s -: 7 : 7 .. . , 2Vs ' ..rim,' S'iriKl".f ..- .-. t.,u;v f f'i V. .ith.H SonKl'-.t ; L . f A-ifh .-..-mi . .;. , . r V. I tli Sdni a"! "7'i'oco ' '. V. j'n Sam : ,r: .-." i -.- W.tti S.t:n . i . , rA iifinrtu: ,s . Ar.o . fti, ..riari'i Rire iitory -r-: H .rro-ff "- ..v;i.' -i':- of SporU 7 - .a.-- f t. ' of Spurts .S;,-,.-.s lj,t.ty ;r.v iO'-::a.'' M iic if .Vareh TSnic Morgan i'.f.irtv v Arnri.d fS1" n Man i i-arnllv :: .i -jTK Kst J Hariio t' tn ( iu!i 'AorriTO-" Si--jfl iiai'.io Fan Club" . , ,i N.it f Ha'lio Fan Cluh .:;r..; I. .4. J ?;k!i' Fan Club ,:. : . ;, i fc jt i fxarno Fan Ciuij : a 1 fi adio Fan i OJxit ..r,-: . - L "Heartbeat Theatre .rtr.i vs A fi-partf.-eat Theatre a.-.-: -. I. 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Ask for FREE demonstration WHITE'S MOTORCYCLES e SPORT CARS SALES SERVICE 36 So. Bartlett Phone 3-4381 r - ')i.LAN ; . u 0C7 2-42 47 521 . (0r Slurdo, 1 21 5 II 25 37 ,'; M 0 KUI.N UOO kc i iillnn i ,r w l Mt-niiri" i V Nevvi" ia'ie i Lhr Anwer S.im H;ye' ;.nd Hnv .h arid fi;t'v Fliii Hriiridiee Sport' (iahriel He.itttr l,or.tf N v. " lien Idcn Payne Muiral Sh(mt'a.i) CounterJ-py" Counterspy i itv Kdiior" ( it.v Editor" Record Session Record SesMttn Kveninc Si-ren;tde" Lvrin.RSerenade News Fulton Lewis Jr Jack j Private Line Jack s Private Ljne "rC V IS Karavan KWfN Karavan KWI.N Karavan sKWIN Karavan Muaic Till 12:00 WakeuD Ranch Wakeup Ranch Wakeup Ranch Wakeup Ranch Network News Break fa.si GanR Breakfast GanR Network News World News Roundup Local News At Sports Haven ot Rest Haven of Resi" Coffee Date Coffee Date Voice ot Deliverance Voice of Deliverance Game of The Day' Game of The Day Game of The Day Game of The Day' Game of the Day Game of the Day' Game of the Day Game of the Day (iame of the Day" (lame of the Day Western Roundup Time Western Roundup Time Western Roundup Time Western Roundup Time Western Roundup Time Western Roundup Time Western Roundup Time Western Roundup Tine Western Roundup Time Western Roundup Time Meet Shakespeare Music Report From Wash-rraRto Social Security Recorded Moste News Music' Music' Your Story Hmu Your Story Hour 1 ocal News iiawan Calls Fiawaii Calra" Guy Lombard Guy Lem!ri Pct9 Ttme t'op Time H"fa-lic Liicarv S&c i al Security I)ixielasi4 Express ttaxielas Express American Travel Guide Across The Slue Pacific Stews" Comia? Events" Jack's Private Line 3 .xk's Private Li ne Sit Xirtat Dace Parade rt Niprt Dace Parade Snt Knjht Dace Parade -a t Ni ght p awce Parade "fcsic Till 12:99 MBS Shipment of Pears Increases from Area Salem Pear inspections at eij;ht Oregon shipping inspec tion districts during the year ending June 30 increased 2,581 cars according to the stats de partment of agriculture. The Medford area, the state's leading pear district, showed an increase of 2.809 cars, while the Hood River district showed a de cline of 392 cars. Inspections were made on 5,- 815 cars of pears during the year, compared to 3.234 the pre vious year, department officials ' said. Prunes showed the largest in- crease in inspections last year I with 1,119 cars inspected, corn spared to 82 the previous year. A total ol 33.084 cars of fruit, vegetables and nuts were in spected at the eight shipping points during the 1955-56 ship ping year, department officials said. BEVERLY'S TV & RADIO Phone 2-9001 634 Cratei Lake Ave. Service Calls S3 50 Open Sunday Through Friday My own ihop 8 years near Port land Repairing All Makes -.a , 20 7?'- ;-;r- 70 I-,.. " f.r' 7 3' , ' 42 6J7' ii k 74 ,r CABICOPN 75 V -. J) ' i - 'r -..J-.. ... v. 3. 4 19 r;I ' 40-59 70 vl e-i r, - - AQ'JAtlUl "' s' r 4 r.-. 1 -s.it 4-14-24 37 - Friday. July 27, 1956 The Medical Roundup Addiction To Drugs Many ,:v'.- with a relative who is addicted to drugs beg me for information that would help mern in deal- ing with the afflicted p e r . nn. How ran 'h'-y help him to get off of t h e d r u g ? vV here ran t h t- y find a Hospital that wiil take him in'' llo-.v niu;,t i era they heliave with him when he 'omes luirne7 Must, they kff-p snofiping on him, tr iiad tliey hetter leave him alfine? I fi.'iv just h-en rearling an advan' eopy of a hifk which will soon he riwt ''imnr Str;itt.n. N. Y ) Called the ' limy A'l.li. t a; a I'atienl It i v.iilti n l,y In Main- Nvswatiil'-t who ha- l,i--n well Ir.nnrd mi tin- :n Icni e .m'l art rf helping th'-.r mif.ii tun.tti-pi-ole. She lell-i what adih. I;, are like, and what niak.es tlicni art the way they do. She I -1 1 r: of possible treatment Jit homr a-; well as in ho. pita!-. Tlu-ie ait se tmns on tin- t'-rlinir of uith drawing a dm;:, and mi the symptoms whieh fln-n appeal; there is also a section on the rehabilitation of the patient. One of the most important parts of Dr. .Myswander's book is Frying Pan Project Rejected By House Washington U.R Despite a last minute telephoned plea from President Eisenhower, the House yesterday killed the pro posed S156.000.000 Frying Pan Arkansas Project in Colorado. By a roll call vote of 194 to 179, the House refused to act on the Senate-passed measure. Opponents denounced the multi-purpose reclamation project as a waste of money. The project called for the fed eral government to dig a six-mile tunnel through the Rocky Moun tains to funnel water to South eastern Colorado. Republican Leader Joseph W. Martin Jr. told the House short ly before the showdown vote that President Eisenhower "only this morning called me on the telephone and told me he hoped this legislation would pass." Grange Upper Rogu Upper Rogue Grange met Thursday evening July 19 with a good attendance. The teenagers from Elk-Trail school put on an exhibition of square dancing under the super vision of Mrs. Arthur Hume af ter which the meeting was call ed to order by Master Caroline Harding. Pomona Master Herb Carl ton obligated Mrs. Robert Cong er in the third and fourth de grees. Mrs. Glenn Anderton was reported improving nicely since coming home. Refreshments were served by Brother and Sister Brewster and Sister Ragsdale. At the next meeting Aug. 2 their will be moving pictures of the Rose festival recently held in Port land. KBES-TV (Channel 5) FRIDAY 4:00 Treasure Travelj 5:00 Wild Bill HickocK 5:30 Industry On Parade 5:45 News 5:55 Weather 6:00 Cavalcade of Sportt 6:45 Dr. Hudson's Secret Journal 7:15 Heath s Medical History 7:20 Hollvwood Album 8:00 Man Called X 8:30 Highway Patrol 9 00 Undercurrent 9 30 Mayor of the Town 10:00. Premier Theatre 11 JO News & Sign Off SATURDAY M5 Baseball Preview 9.55 Detroit at Boston 2:00 Afternoon Theatre 3:00 Saturdav Sports Parade 3:30 Mr. Wizard 4 60 On the Trail 5 "0 Faith For Today 5:30 Treasure Travels S 30 Mr. & Mrs. North 7:00 TV.e Honevmoonen 7:30 Stage Show 8 00 Crunch & Dez 8 30 Russ Morgan Show 9 00 Encore Theater 9 30 People Are Funnv 10-on Chicago Wrestling 11:05 Vews S:gn Off SUV DAY 12 00 Frontiers of Faith 12:30 American Forum 1:00 Zoo Parade 1:30 CBS News 2:00 Afternoon Theater 4 00 College Hour 4.30 Telephone Time with John Nesbitt 5 00 This Ii The Life 5 30 Jackson Co. Public Health Pgm 6 00 Private Secretary 6 30 Waterfront 7 DO Ed Sullivan 8 00 GE Theater 8:30 My Hero 9:00 Man Against Crime 9:30 Weeklv News in Review 9 4.1 Bill Perl Presents 10:00 I've Got a Secret 10:30 News & Sign Off MR. LARRY Now at Craterian Beauty Salon PHONE 2-4330 F.mrrltui Cnmnltant In Mfdlclae. Mivo Lllnlc Emrrlt:j! Jr i r ,r u! MedUlne Miv "inflation her n. '':;s- i r,j , (,f the failure of the A:r.fi je,-,:, v.ay of trying to eon'rol addietmn arid the illicit sale of drugs. She says that in .-pit': of the tiemendous amount of work done by the devoted of ficials vvii'. ad.'.'anister the law, enormous amounts of morphine keep comin-L' into the country. Mar y per-ons have kept say- ' ir.i what is obvious that the easi'-t ar.rl surest way to put an end to this illegal traffic would ! to make the druKs available at, cost to the addict. Then the iiansti.Ts, with their cir.tomer-: all gone, would linvn , to go out. of busines-;. LittlQ Trouble in Rrit.iin A--; III .'.'vs wande, saya v.e nuhl lo -Judy the vay in whifh the plobleni has been h;wtd!-fj in (le.it I'.rit.iin. ho au-:e there the- haven't niudi trouble v.-Mil it The',- b.ive nil' 'ceded 'r'lirif we h.i e l.ui.d 'Hi. alio a 'lot tor I . i , i ( .( i i be foi :i n ndd i' I . lUvilii: hiiii jut rnoiigb to l-crp hllll I 'Olnliil bible The do. I,,, , jlr" to tie-'it him. if he vihe-; I In Kn;:l..nd the addi. t i-. ie;.;.ud i-d as a -.i. I-, man who-.e double IS ( io'.ely allied to ps.Vl Imsit He is not lookerl on as a ( r iriitnal 'I be author dies I'.no-.v that he IC ! e;mUot '.l.'ind Oil hi-. feet without the help of ilmgn. Our can ' -1 bun olf the dins-:, but when ,-iny little thing goes wrong in lus lib-, back he i ; likely to eome asking for more morphine or heroin or cocaine. Interestingly, I find now in the newspapers a report that the Senate Judiciary Committee in Washington has unanimously ap proved a bill that would au thorize federal courts to impose the death penalty for certain violations of the anti-narcotic regulations. This seems typical of our behavior in regard to some laws dealing with medical problems. P.ecause our law for the con trol of the narcotic business has Court Records POLICE COIRT Eilly Jay Cardwell, violation of basic rule. S10 bail. W alter Fav Speece, violation of basic ruie. -10 bail. Richard Harold Kivett, violation of basic rule, no operator's license, $10 and S25. Ronald Pirhard Mier, violation of ba.sic rule. -S10. William Landlere Coombs, violation of br.sic rule, S10. Lewis David Vance, failure to stop at stop sign. S5 bail. Dennis Glen Hagler, reckless driv ing, S25. KISTFICT Ol HI Leatis Lowell Love, no oversize permit. S10. overload, S24.50; over load. SIC). Orren Allen Poluika. overload. S69. Paul Robert Knor, overload. $95. Donald Edwin Reed, overload. S65. Ronald Melvin Olson, overload, $40; insufficient binders. S15. John 'Ihnma.s Drew Jr., failing to stop at stop sirrn. S10. .Ichn Richard Peyton, inadequate brakes, S7 50. cntciir coi'rt Vernell Hudson vs. Albert James Hudson, divorce complaint. Ins Vcrna Frazier vs Lawrence J Frazier. divorce complaint. M ARRIAGE I K ES SE APPLICATIONS Norman Lloyd Chapman. 343 Mae st . and Jeanette LaVern McDonald. 14fi South Mountain ave . AshJand. Robert L. Hilmick. Rochester. Minn., and Laura Ann Joanas Smedlev. route 2. box 411. Medford. Eueene Hiram Moore, route 1. box f3. Rogue River, and Hazel Marie Morrill, route 1. box 148. Rosue River. WALT'S TV & RADIO SERVICE Oldest Shop In So. Oregon 409 e. Main Phone 2-2269 Day and Mjht Service, .1 Cf (Medford and Vicinity) J.JU Night Calli and Sunday! No calls Frl Eve or all day Sat. Gretel BRIDAL PAIR Set with 10 Diamonds 14-Karat Gold Mounting NO MONEY DOWN 1.00 WEEK g 122 East Main St. Ph. 3-5343 I failed so miserably, here we go. to pas? a .-uppicir.er.tary law i which almost certainly will be unworkable. No jury will ever send a dope pearlier to the chair any more than they will send a bartender to the chair for sell ing whiskey after hours. I One of the greatest failings of j man is his willingness to blunder I ahead, trying to cure some t disease of the body public with ! out first consulting with experts who can tell us what the prob lems facing us are. Often, when the experts tell us what to do. we do not listen to them, but forge ahead, basing our actions on some ancient prfjudire. A while ago, l)r. Hubert S, Howe, Professor of neurnlogy al I Poll i m h i a I ' r . i ' c r 1 1 v n r L'c.l the government to provide ;iddict; With morphine ;,t ro-.t. He thought we would do such a sensible :t!,d money arid effort saving thing If only we could rid our minds: of the faUr. idea that tbece nnf'ir turiato and oflen p5yhntic and weal- minded per cone arc .rim ilia Is A 3 III, Howe Strange As It Seems . 't 1 1 1 1 y. .W.ii-Jf I Z tti MV SW1TT i inDLE "TSiKRIT'.r TO VOO 1 t. - 3: N CQ X S in - u. u. 3 Z m TJ C o o O O o z or: at a z o DOVOU KNOW HOW the common house FLY CAN WALK ON c o THE CEILING UPSIDE DOWN? 4 I MV SW'TT ) HOME TO DEAR OLD LJ&yL LiDDLE SLOBBOVIA, IT SrOJLD JmJjP;.:. 1 TciM-oiT-ir N rSKii s cii.iu' iki tuip S.rsWlSft't'a .1 Itmevwice fziK ocean r r-i sif7 PRETTY CLOSi, fiANO ALL THE TIME, WITH THEIR TALK Y VrJE THEY ARE, CHiW. (TbuI, WHAT Will WF DO? )0OIN "E M ATJW 1'LL A?MIT. A "; OP YACHTS AND POLO PONIES, WE WERE WE HAVE NT THE SLIGHTEST irffeV, V PAST, IN ANY CASE, S' EP 1 1 YvifcK. mmmm TUlMKINS THEY WERE JUST OL0- PR00P THAT THEY'RE 27 I TOU'LL HAVF TO 3''Z," F03 THXIC'tjS C SSrgvLRS'tlONEO WIUJOMAlRESjjL BANK ROBBERS JyJ S AWIT THEY'RE THE Aic'ilTTHAT BAViK if VtSJ fj 1 EJAJ .V 1 ' 7 'Vii-rVX'm kiB ".OSTCHARMIMS j SC23ESY AND TJc lttSLM SgF T t t'A ' ihf 1 67 l m RI?3ERS wE ' T paper ms Afs3if"S&f O T--3--''. !i ?IKcl OGtS KANOSEE , y---CsyS WHO'S I Ij' I I I ( WAAL TH' POSSUM HUNT I Ii 1 1 ( THANKY FER W'SHHHH iwbhyewouldntX wS, W 1S over-yonder r Shmm-i 1VIslIIp f WORRY AM' FRET 50 A80UT HIM? CDHE COMES NOW" J I NANNLl p5,. about LEfmE jughaid. i Just i "-MnL 1 I MrVlrF lw NANcJETTE-WHY DON'T STAYED UP TO k (, vjL'l I "777 V-V? YE 60 TO eED ? KEEP YOU !?iVV Ji m I S-l ' fif " ! i ; iiililiillliiiiH1' I iNi!nrn I I the ELECTRIC FAN Jr'"' i S-1 AH-H-K IS A GOOD WAV OF ) ,"T t ( THAT WAS J GETTING RID OF ) CHEESE MAcPs. ;W.OOulj CRUMBS1 J A GREAT BEDTIME J . i-,r V SNACK r-ZS S J ; ? l v fcL. g m RprS rf no. , HOW? fl 'said, they tend to become crim inal only v. hen they are crazed , with suffering, and must some where find the money with which to buy the morphine they want. Today we have come to fear : the peddler of morphine because : he will sell the drug to teen agers. It pays him to introdure more persons to the habit. As ' many doctors keep asking, why spend millions trying ineffectual ly to get r id of peddlers and their i gangster overloads when, by j underselling them, we could put I them nut of business rvernight? ; Enlarqoment of Prostata Gland Many elderly men ask if there ; K some medical treatment, for ; enlargement of the prostate ! gland, and I have to tell them DOW TV SERVICE Expert Service All Maker PHONE 2-7994 Day ftf Nil n '. ft ,r -, 7i ','.7, rsSC, . ,., .--V.h ,7. r.,- l.hREriC WrTCHElU- Hew Yofk &i3ni piicher, WOM fi 2.1b I VICTORY O'JBR HIMZBLF ) FRPiSiraiN, h'eer-, Dot, rt$ VXZriV h FUlU6NWi ?0H 3-Tri THE JIG IS UP .'.'-SO WE BETTER GUeJG HOME TO DEAR I SLOBBOVIA, IT SrOJLD . ONLV SIWK IN THE ocean rr WELL. IT CAN T FLY UPSIDE DOWN BUT IT HAS TWO LONG FORELEGS.' EACH OF THESE FORELEGS ITS bjs. HASj NINtJOINTS- GOOD 7 f THE JIG IS UP .'.'-SO ) 3 wc or. i i ces sjcjejsj that I know of none. There Is only one thing 1o do and that is to have an operation. My feel ing is that by far the best, the simplest, and the safest opera tion is the one in which the operator works through a lighted tube which is passed down the urethra, or the tube that carries the urine out of the bladder. The urologist removes pieces of tissue, one after the other, until the channel l open again. As some urologists keep re minding me, the older operations have been improved, and the original high mortality rate has b'en cut down. Also, in some few cases, the new operation can not be done. The only urologist I disagree with it the man who always does one of the old opera Terole's Jewelry Eiperf Watch & Jewelry Repair 39 V B.rrl.H Wf BUY AND SELLI CROSSWORD PUZZLE An,w ru v""ra" ' Il-isr.m hr i rj-i -ii:r.4 j,trt t I-'.M.'ivm z.-.'.m l', ; rr.' Y.r.i '.r ir it'.:r. m t.TT. !- .-.,:.. T-. :' a :-.n 4-VrasTT i i'.- e . . ''. a 7 i A .:. - ;,:.-'t .t I'.'Si ll-li-.-rta ,'. :7 t: . ,. j,,, , "' .'.-.-' r , . , , , i - . 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HYPNOTISM Hai been lucceisfully used In muscular rheumatism, conitip lion, menstrual disturbances, migraine headache. Insomnia, stuttering, etc. For Information Tirrl,nQ Hypnotism tee W. L. WHELDEN 334 S. Rivtnlde, Medford, Ore. tTr.-: r :'. i- .' :- K - .'. -a . IP t. '. t- - '.; : j " ' ' ' f . -1 r " -j: a: t-i-j '! Jt ''. 34 F:h tin P""a-.Y ?" P-:f? v 41 Ir.n 44 Ma-.'s rirkrarne 45 Pr.ire 4' Girl's name 50 Firt name of cotton g:a Inventor IT'S A GOOD WAY OF , GETTING PiDOF . WIVES TOO c-y ' An 73y l yiPfAV.-AHGOT r mmi ) HUNOERDS O WARS 1 Si'JTW.tZ S O'GAV BACHELOR- J K ia 1 1HCOD AHEAD O' I -ffmyr .1 i -v - 1 s. jm . i i WE V ( SHOOED OPEN WED. 'TIL 9:00 P.M.