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EIGHT MEDFORD (OREGON) MAIL TP.IBUNE Sunday, July 29. 1956 rr si!!.? KL 'K Til', V iff. 2' MAY 2' 9. ?" K - S7 V M 3 S TAR GAXJERV By CLAY R- FOLLAN" nr.: 2; 1 ,2 0': 353-42 f3 " 8 no V!&GO Ycur Goi'V Acfiv' Guide Accsrdirr'; fo fne S'crt. To deve'cc r6SjC3 for S:Jncy, Our Z";OC t'r"" s cn i :-x -i -i -v, f , i ;; a--; c; ' - . v. c-. : e? ' -'' ------ - "' A-l ' - ' " '"j 4''-.- 7 ! C ' IJ -. ,, 42 V-.., 72 1. ! C-'w 44 L 74 L "- ' - 1 -"- 6 - . 1 1 4-. - . 7 E-.- I 1 lr 4' i , 77 - '3 -'.., 7 : A 4. . .. - I.... :0 i. -c . f- ' S c-.-.-c To C4 -co ft 1- '----; c2 e 3 6k St 8J r., i ' 5' --'.--e-e -i Ej '& ":o 5o ia - To 8 Ecsy S3 ; '.JZ:, Ad c -:; -- y s CAP-(COPN 1. 3- 7-11 : The Medical Roundup by Of I fl Emeruui Conynltant In MedictB, Mayo Clinic it Prufessor ol Medlclli, Mayn Foundation MEDICAL I Rect-r.-lv ) Countv Pn I ilOitriri STG RADIO PROGRAMS-SUNDAY Prograiru listed keiow are received treat he radio sfarionj and the Mail Tribune mumei n roipormbiii ecep to makeuch thangej as are lupphed KJED 1110 kc b,MS mm kc HED ' two of the greatest problems that n Los Anceles. the ' face him are a lack of counsel ntion Officer, Karliina service for 21.000 delin- lrt th.Ht in his city there quents who, if locked up, would -.-- is a "hard core . terriblv overcrowd our iails and of p r o b 1 e m i prisons. As he said, nowadays every probation officer has a "case load" of problem persons so much larger than he can at tend to, that it is impossible for him to give counseling to the people who are desperately in need of help. One difficulty is that probation officers cannot get proper psychiatric help for i many of the mentally muddled persons who have been put under ers. Mr Holton said that there is a j Pregnant Woman, Heart Disease critical need for more family I According to my old friend, counseling. Unless the probation ! Dr. C. Sidney Burwell. of Har- ufeiaftt akMj families" 'all well-known to welfare work ers), people who are un able to take care of them- selves, and hence must al-; - i Haltrr lvar-z "-vs uc "us" i ing trouble for the social work- disease usually calls for an early termination of a pregnancy is generally untrue. In a recent re port. Dr. Burwell and his as sociates said that in the Boston Lf ing in Hospital about half of vie pregnant women found there with heart disease had never known they had any trouble with their heart. They had never been to a doctor. Some 88 per cent had the scars of rheumatic heart disease, and in two-thirds of these cases the trouble was due to a narrowing of the very im portant mitral valve. In 1 in 10 cases the heart disease was con genital in origin. The reason why doctors worry about heart trouble in a woman who wants a baby is that preg nancy puts added strain on her body. It increases, by about 40 ! per cent, the amount of blood i that has to be pumped each day. Occasionally, with pregnancy there may come a flare-up of the old infection of the heart valves. Naturally, the woman with heart disease often needs extra care during her pregnancy. I She may get an anemia that has to be corrected. ! Occasionally, when the heart fails a bit. the woman has to be : bled. Dr. Burwell said tiiat his ! 300 patients had had 375 preg : nancies, with only 3 fatalities. ' This certainly is a wonderful record. Dr. Burwell rarely ad ; vises a therapeutic abortion, or early termination of the preg nancy. Also, he rarely resorts to cesarian section. Six-Year-Old Injured In Farm Accident . I Ontario tu.P.1 A six-year-old girl, Verna Lemon, of Fruitland, Ida., was injured Friday when run over by the rear wheel of a tractor on her father's ranch. Her father, Howard Lemon, said the little girl w-as riding on the fender of a tractor being driven by her 12-year-old broth er. The fender suddenly broke JtYJC1230 kr 7 00 S:indv Surprts 7 15 Suinay .Sui pr:1 7 30 I.icht v l.i:e H'iir 7 4. LiKhl -v Lit Hoir" 8 00 ChUTO!f:t W5,C.-U-t' K 15 H'.ur 'if St. .r.ci..-uf 8 30 'Ja.-'i Ns 8 4.3 Sp:rifrnn: 9.00 Tex.tPO Nw ft 1 Pa'il Carsu 30 Salt l..:ko Cm CNrer 0 45 - Sit L;.K.' C::yCh(,jr To 00 M imc of '. 10 15 MiLsir of Ail t ai:a S :'.0 Summer ;.n(-tiE-s 10 45 S jt-ir:lf- G-uei.oS 1 I Of) Summer C,aieti'o 1 .1 .5 Summer G:tieti. 1 1 30 Summer Gnieti' jjl 4.5 Stl n :mrr ( Jftiet tei 12 00 Wnolvwurh i.iour" 12:15 V. no I wort in Hour 12 30 WonKvorth Hour 12.45 Woolworfq Hour " OOChevrolet New.ioc;' 1 : 5 Matinee 1 30 Matme. 1 45 Matinee Hour B.M Slur!' MONITOR' "monitor iaOMTOK Church nt Chrlat ejornme .Neus Go;uei Hour Gospel Ifoui" 'fhto chnMophei ."d;d-rao: nin" Ns-. Mutc tor Suncav Msic f-r bLir.ciiV M'isic for DUtir.rtV Chji:-topiers Prokim i'ux-k 1 l.fc C'Hr.ic V1. eckjy Puck ii'.e Comic Weeidy Chr.st:.-ins Hour Church "t Chri-t Radio tibie Cl.i-3 Radio Eible Class Von e ot I'.-cpt-.ecc officer can do something con structive about these problem people iie cannot cut down on the amount of crime, and he cannt save 'he public monies. Mr. Holton told sump 20 leader? in various welfare fields that vard, who for much of a long j life has made a special study of heart disease in pregnant wo men, in almost all instances she can be carried through suc cessfully, and she can have her babv. The old idea that heart On The Side e 3iue By E. V. Durling (Distributed by King Feature Syndicate. Inc.) Vni. fro terian fervin tenan Scrwici ic Hour -: Hour 5 n-sb: Preso' Cat'no! Cathol olONITOR TON'ITOK MONITOR i'ONITOR iio.vrro."!' MONITOR Weather. .Mrmltor -cwrroR MONITOR" MONITOR MONITOR .VONITOR" :.c Air e Hour" 2 no Inner Ear" 215 Inner Ear" 2 30 Inner Ear 2 45 The Inner Ear MONITOR MONITOR" Meet the Pre Meet the Press" i rai-K -v hrm --! Front l'-ice Lxc-Ium (iarifC 't t!-,e Da V Game of trie l)..v" G3me rt li'.e IJa " riart.e ot th Da v Gaiue ei the Day" Game 01 the Day Game o t!ie D-.ty Game 01 the Da the Day ot the Day Etli C'lntutiirhai.i" Met Shakespeare Sunday Serenade" Sundar serenade" Survfay Serenade" Surufay Serenade What is !hf- salary ncx! ririor neighbor-' vour boss being oaid? is trie old boy's net What is tiie weekly was: husband of vour wife's friend? every j citizen earns. The : Game ' MONITOR" MONITOR MONITOR" MONITOR 300 New s & Mitch Miller" " MONITOR 3 isMitch Miller-" MONITOR 3 30 Mttrh Miller-" MONITOR 3 45 Mttrh Miller. We'ther" MONITOB 4 ho DJ-U.S A."" 4 15 D.I-U.S A " 4 30 CBS Nc-wsroom 4 45 CBS Newsroom' "5 00 Paul Harvey" 5 15 You Never Know 5 30 Two for the Money 5 45 Two jor the Money 6l)0 New-s St F B I."" 6 15 F B I 6 30 Gunsmoke 6 .45 Gunsmoke"" MONITOR" MONITOR" Ore News id". MONITOR" Sunday Symphonies" Sunday Symphonies Simdav Stvmphonie.s gundavSvm-phori)&5 "Gospel Call Gospel Call Old Fashioned Beyivai OH I'ashioned Kevival "old Fashioned Revival TX-d Fashioned BevivaJ Lutheran Hour Lutheran Hour MONITOR" MONITOR" American Forum American Forum 7 no Texaco News" 7 15 Serenade 7 30 Two on the Alsl 7 4 Two on the Aisl F, f o Portland vs i. A. R - iv.Mbai-l vs i. A H I'oi tiand vs L A. S -15 f'ortland vs L.A 1 or) Portland vs L A- O 15 Portland vs L . 9 30 Rve tland vs L A. o Portland vs L A MONITOR" MONITOR" MONITOR MONITOR Ministers Pound Table Mioiv. rs Found Table -. he Bridye The Bridge Kennedy Hill" Tomorrow s New Hdl. B'ib Considtne" Wm. HillmanCnrnrrent Guy Lombardo" Guy Lombardo" Reviewing Stand" ReviewinE Stand TrusTs-ar John T Fiy-m S':ii- c - tlie N.i'ior." State of the Nation New Yorker says he pays his girl Friday S95 a week but she constantly complains as to this wage. She says many of her friends " do better." The haras sed executive asks, "what is the percentage of secretaries in New York who are paid more than S95 a week?" I have no figure on that situation. However, I do not think many secretaries re ceive more than that salary. I am certain, however, that S95 a week a New Yorker can get a very competent secretary. So the executive aformentioned should advise his secretary, if she is not contented, to look elsewhere. The life of a busy executive is difficult enough without having it made more so by a whining female. Asking Queries from clients. Q. To what extent would you say hav ing children prevents divorce? A. I can only refer to the sta tistics, according to which, the land-of Rapa in French Oceania i divorce rate in this country for continues acute. There are six childless couples is twice that women for every one man on of those having children. . . Q. Kara. Thr women are well-j What was the name of the first ?!rc-.--rnlinod. s' at t icn ne and gen-! wife of Arthur Miller, the man of your What is Or what income'.' of t lie dearest You probably don't know the answer to any of these quer ies. In Sweden it is different. Everybody knows what other Suedisi income of every Swede is pub lished annually in a book titled Sverigs Tayeringskalendar. This book is the top best seller in Sweden. Has 123S pages, costs equivalent of $9.80. Those who don't want to buy it can read it at the public library. When a Swedish bachelorette meets an interesting bachelor she can hardly wait to check on him in the Sveriges Taxeringskalendar to see what he earns and if he could support her in the style to which she should like to be come accustomed. Man Shortage The man shortage on the is- Sternal LiKht Fternal Licht Quaker Hour ja k er Hou r Ssjield Bepocter XflWS Paper oi Tne Goeri News" Men's Corner Gcner; ! S-apfts Ti'ras in no World News Bedl in is Off the Record Hour of DectslB!" 10 30 Off the Record Hour ot Det-ision- 10 45 Off the Record & 'Sew Ke-xs :n-Off Hou- of Decvsyon Hour ef Decision iV.e-.v3 S:a oil 11 00 Sign Off ABC CBS NBC MBS RADIO PROGRAMS-MONDAY Farm News & Sports Rogue Valley Beeper e.-in pu-5Commentary Lia- x'eathpr A- 7:30 News -JHSTn Boo'cetw". Frank's Choice Music Frank's Choice Music nn world v m-xrup Bob Roberts' Corral i ?5 v, T Pa trrrf b Roberts' Corral 6 30Fr8ank Goss Bob Robert' Corral ti-, Harrv BabNf First. News 7 00 Coffee Cor-ert 7 15 Martin Acronnky 7 30 Tom Macl.eori 7 45 Howard Miller g 00 Frisk & Froll 8 15 Breakfa-st Club f; 30 Breakfast Club 8 45 Breakfast CIuo 9 00 Music Kox 9 15 Music Wei?fi'd's 9 .in Helen Trent" 9 45 News Bulletin- To 00 Name Your NetghlxT 10:15 Aunt Mary"- 10 30 Nora Drake" 10:45 Pat Buttravn "-'oo- 11 ooTrariinc Post, II 15 Aunt Jenny- 1 1 30 Houseparty 1 1 45 Houseparty Wakeup Ranch Wakeup Ranch Wakeup Ranch WakeupRanch Hemincvvay News Breaklast Gang" Recional News Best Buvs Bible Institute" Bible Itistitute- erUy easy to look at. They are so anxious for male company that any man landing at Rapa is in danger of being kidnaped by some lonely females. The women do all the work in Rapa. Those fortunate enough to acquire a man keep him for a pet. Safety First What are the safest seats in who recently married the Mon roe girl? A. "Mary Slattery. They met when both were attending the University of Michigan. Were married for 18 years. Their final decree of divorce came 10 days befort Miller married Miss Mon roe. Bedside Manner It was George Du Maurier who a passenger plane? Experts say ; originated the term, "a good bed side manner, as applied to physicians. A present, the vgreat majority of British physicians are afraid to be alone in a room with a feminine patient. When face forward. Airline operators asked to call upon a sick female those are the seats in rear of the plane. Also records reveal plane seats facing the rear are safest in case of accident. Yet practi cally all passenger plane seats friendship Circle Friendship Circle ."BC Bandstand NBC Fiand.stand- "NBCBand-stanel NBC Bandstand" XBC Bandstand" ,'rC Bandstand' Coffee Date Coltee Date Voice ot Deliverance Voice of Deliverance New spaper of The Air" Telo-Test- The Home Show The Home Show Doctor'-U'lfe rH" es . -ivmptoms of Our Trsnes Queen tor a Day' TSerrhants Jackpot Queen For A Day iisrchants Jackpot Queen For A Day claim most people object to seats facing rear. They don't like to ride backwards. Why not have a special section in ine rear vi ' planes with seats facing the rear i for passengers interested in safe j ty f irst Or how about reversible i seats permitting the passenger to arrange tne way he wishes to face? Gill Friday Discussing secretarial salaries, .-.chtiaae New" Weatfoer. iiarket Tra Tune. Kashbett 12 00 Paul Harvey" i: io Ro,-e Valle Jf-ortoKLocal News, iport- i; 45 Weather- LostI'et ""j oo Musical Mi.vrasw 1 ii Wht-pcrins Sfree i inn -shton ic Jeatb-' l 45 sir'n-ov for the Lad-s Too Mv True Story 2 15 Mv True Story 2 30 Arthur GodtriV 2 45 Arthur Godfrey' 300 Arthur Godfrey 3 15 Arthur Godtrv 3 311 Arthur Godfrey 3 45 arthor Gobrc 4 n.CTclub l"i"l 4 15 P.ro. Caraco Xoontime New Western Roundup Time tSestern Kounduo Time Kestern Roundup Time Vtvc SStar Mafiee Western Roundup Time Ttv-e tar Matinee Western Rounduo Time 'Hilltop iViitfe Western Kottndup Time Pepper Young's Family Carnation MiikJTime vfon&a in itv"Bouse restern Soundup Time tarv M McBrioe U'estern Soundup Time ffostMiie Party Story Time- ETestM.-ie PaitT IStory Time' 'cstMdie P-Fr ere5-ife Frty -yestiirae Party S'esesieie Party Vr ITrjet Shakespeare Meet Shakespeare Behind the Itory' Telo-Tesf 4 30- iUO 4 46 if t,o 5 iio 1" a-d P B rxvoco 5 o T IP', r.arai'o; 5 :f Ao 5 40 A p ! tal rd fi ! 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ItCio Sign Off ,.cv! - ABC "-CI S Gabriel Heatter" Local News Ben Iden Payne lusicaI Showcase True Detective" True Detective' John Steele" John Steele" Record Session lecord Session Pop The Question' Pop The Question" News Fuiton Lewis Jr Jack s Private. Line Jack's Private'Line -htwatchmaa ecerd Nhtwatc..mat cord Syr6Nigntwach It Kew ilU'IN Karavan KvVIN Karavan WWIN Karavan KWIN Karavan Music Til! 12-00 "MBS SSOT-TM KC (Ml .-ox-raco U vM ul,lcs otliertclse tridlcated a n 45 i oa iirim tt,rouhout day except for followms programs - 1 .. .... R.ntTtt set-vice PM 12-1215 ftBOY ranclt; 12:15-1230 (Sunday 6 30 Sign off. KBES-TV (Channel 5) SUNDAY 12:00 Frontiers of Faith 12 30 American Forum 1 :00 Zoo Parade 1 30 CBS News 2 00 Atternocn Theatre 4 00 Colk-ce Hour 4 30 Telephone Time with John Neshitt 5 onThis Is The life 5 30 On The Trail 6:00 Private Secretary 6:30 Treasure Travels 7 00 Fd Sullivan R00 G.E Theater 8 30 Mv Hero 9 00 Man AEainst Crime 9 30 Weekly News in Review 9 45 Bill Perl Presents 10 00 I ve Got a Secret 10.30 News & Sign-Off MONDAY 10 50 Devotions 11 do NBC Matinee 12:00 Garden Farm and Home 12:15 Secret Storm 12 30 Edce ot Night 1-00 Com.edv Time 1 30 Ernie Kovacs Show 2 oo Val Roj-ne Show 2 30 Sacred Heart 2 45 How Christian Science Heals 3:00 Feminine Fancies 3 30 Tncie Bill 4 oo Treasure Travels 5 00 Adventures in Literature 5 30 TV Question Box 5:55 Weather 6 oo s-uriio One Summer Theatre 7 0o Holivwoori Album 7-30 Earire 714 S-00 Charlie Farrell Show 8 30 Vic Damone Show 0:00 On the Trail 10-00 Cross Current 10.30 Lawrence Welk 11:30 News & Sign Off who is alone, the average British medico requests a chaperone be provided. That the ailing woman have a relative or neighbor pre sent when the doctor calls. Passing By Nathaniel Hawthorne Vincent. Distinguished composer of pop ular songs. He wrote, among other hits, the ditties titled "Give A Little Credit To Your Dad" and "I'm Forever Blow ing Bubbles." Do you consider yourself well informed as to tin pan alley history? If so, tell us quick as half a flash who wrote the song titled "I'm Forever Chasing Rainbows." Housing Units Slated For Personnel in Spain Madrid (U.R) The U. S. gov ernment has contracted for 1,000 new housing units for American military personnel to be sta tioned in Spain, the U. S. em bassy announced Friday night. The announcement said Maj. Gen. A. W. Kissner, chief of the joint U. S. military group, signed the contract with the Spanish construction firm of Enginar De Los Reyes. There was no men tion of the cost of the project. The world's largest gypsum auarry is located at Alabaster, Mich. BEVERLY'S TV & RADIO Phone 2-9001 634 Crater Lake Avt. Service Calls $3.50 Open Sunday Through Friday My own thop 8 years near Port land Repairing All Makes only i KEOTf ranch: UABSITS. A8?E? Chicago U A bsauty .con test for r.bbits ill he one of the highlights at t!rp L'e County- Eair. The ia'xt? Shore Rabbit a'ssocio'ion ii ufiring $250 in prize to thd tap entrants, -types. Of ribbits to be inovn in the ex hibit a-e Chi?n D'Arsents. AaiericaB chi?w?.illa.. Califor oin Kes Zealarol -yrtiVi-., and Pe' Zealand reds. -3ECOJD HELPING Knoxville. Tirm. U. T ed , rrd iute igat Tyity:, aputi to pass judgment on Walter Kay ' Giles for a second moonshining conviction, asked. "Did your rre- ' vious sentence help you. Wal ter?" "Yes sir, but I guess this : one will do me more good." Giles j replied. WALT'S TV & RADIO SERVICE Oldest Shop In So. Oregon 409 E. Main Phone 2-2269 Day and Sight Service, (Medford and Vicinity).. 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OLE RAMSHACKLE, VORE MOST LOVAL VOTER, STAGGERED OVER T PINEAPPLE. G3UNTV, AN' MARRIED TH' VJIDDER FRUITFUL! AH DOME IT FO' YO SENKTV-TOR- SHE tS MOW A PHOG&OUND VOTE, SN MARR-AGE- AM SO IS HER I? CHILLUN.vV zrx J&ffiM AH LL PROB LV DIE 04 TH' HOIEVMOOJ BLTT IT DON'T MATTER. VO'LL WIN E5V A LANDSLIDE V - K ca G0CC VCRK1MS,CC33S...SEEM TUE ( PATE?? THE BAi IN JftCXW33VT J WftS R0B3E5 YESTERDAY 7 WORMING ka 1 j-.- Tivr .t 'v n t - s' r,z i v m JACKRASBIT?- WE STAYED N'oWT SE?0Rt LAST.' J AND ISN'T THAT Y YES.. THE 5AHK WWE WELL,I'LL YOU CASHED YOUR 5c! AM0 TRAVELERS' CHECKS? . JUST BEFORE GOT C'jT : TO'WH. i.' i -1 ( - -S,Jl It o 7 I f W L1STEM TO THIS, BEEIY.' THS BOSSEftS Wff ; 14 HANDSOME MAN 4M7 A PRETTY RtO-HiiRcD SOUNDS LIKE US-' GOOD THING YOU BLEACHED YCIX 1 - -pi . x S 3 Z LAND O'GOSHEW!! RMFFPFT WHAT CM AlRTH HAPPENT MUMFP TO YOKE JAW, l ANNETTE 7 6EE-STUNS ? AALP. fALP) OOC PfVTCHART'A , , . S V 71 ! -2K ti - rTtv WHAT'S ALL WUMM I y . vsy) i n i mri immci i I ' '). n 'holler- ; V 2S5Si : v m m m s i mkM t i i r , r . i 1 i . i 5 I T "S BOSS '5 ALWvS I I DGVWOCP I'VE DE.OCE9 TO ) - jprwiT HE' DIDN'T Ay ;:'" I DIDN'T HEAP ' Z 'V !; SCL'TisG iNSLRTS Giv; ''OU A MCc caic;- ANVTHING "-. A V.OPD HE SAID-) O ' fi7 f-'E-lLLPCOUH'M WHAT DO YCL) J y I -3 I ( I GUESS HE DOESN'T ) I GUESS I'M TOO r "-I ;teh,c VrfT . soleS!: 1 m i .Mil W vi. "ft. T3 C o 3 2 MV SNORING tSSO DISTURBING TO ME THAT I'D BE WILLING TO PrWSlOO A WEEK TO SOMEONE TO CHECK ME.' WELL, S Ay I CAN'T SLEEP NIGHTS.' I'M YOUR MAN.' i I A confound it. man.' 1 vou. iolu wt you DON'T SLEEP NIGHTS' AND NOW THAT T'c izrrr rKC 1 -ER-HO-HUM- Z-2-Z--Z 47 1 I USED TO LIE Nil T 1 AWAKE NIGHT AFTER I l M It in -, 1 1- r-rn k. J - r II i i t s, I IDFUFBfiFTA II -i )f 1 -m Ml V - " 71 -
