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EIGHT MEDFORD (OREGON) MAIL TRIBUNE Sunday, August 5, I95S iSlTAR GAZER! 0 S&i MAR. 22 14-19-26-31 .76W1 to TAUKJS 5- 6- 9 23 5y 24-27-72 MAY 22 JUNf 22 Q21-29-32-3S 41-46-61 CANCtt JUN 23 JULY 23 Khl3-18.30.3S S49-63-847l uo JULY 24 AUG. 23 43-44-5i5d 70-75-79-ay VGO AUG. 2i SEPT. 22 i7 45-52.69 -Bj CLAY R. POLLAN- M Your Daily Activity GW M According fo ln Stars. To develop message for Sunday, read words corresponding to numbers of your Zodiac birth sign. 1 Ptoolt 31 Get a Today 2 W.ll 32 w.de-open 62 T,rr 3 Som. 33 Whom 63 Confide 4 Avoid 34 Coworkers 64 Would 5 Events 35 Thtt 65 Tie 6 Hapoen 36 Dependent 66 You 7 Agreements 37 Thought 67 To 8 Of 38 Spaces 63 Pfooowli 9 Thol 39 Is 69 A ML 10 Your 40 excellent 70 Through 11 Give 41 Wirh 71 Now 12 Judgment 42 In 72 Freedom 13 Be 43 Preserv 73 Clom. 14 Personal 44 What 74 Down 15 Climb 45 The 75 Moderation 16 Is 46 Friends 76 Attention 17 The 47 To 77 The IB Cautious 48 Needed 78 Spotlight 19 Allans 49 You 79 And 20 That 50 React 80 And 21 En,o 51 And 81 Studr 22 Provide 52 Early 82 With 23 Serious 53 Pets 83 Oddly 24 You - 54 A 84 Important 25 Friends 55 You 85 Todoy 26 Should 56 Ladder 86 Constraint 27 Added 57 Of 87 News 2a 'May 58 Hov 88 Assurance 29 The 59 Poor 89 Invite 30 To 60 Success 90 Showdowns SEPT 23 r"T OCT. 23 4, 4. 7.2re4ri 165-66-74 Y4 A XT 24tgj, NOV. 22 "J ltl7.5rV574: k67!-82-88Vfe SAGfTTABfUS NOV. 23 A OtC 22 g 3- 8-10-25fTi bi5(35SrU CAttfCOtN DC 23 jam 20 vH: 1- 2-11 P7-47-68 b5-39-54-59y$l PISCES FE& 20 MAR. 21 fcSo-SIBttfi 17377-78 RADIO PROGRAMS-SUNDAY 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 KMKD 1440 kc KVYIN 1400 kc , 7:00 Sunday Surprise Music for Sunday 7:15 Sunday Surprise Music for Sunday , 730 Light & Llle Hour Bible Study Hour Music for Sunday 7:45 Light at Life Hour MONITOR Christophers Program 8 :00 Chevrolet Newscast MONITOR" , . 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In MedicLn, Mayo Clinic Emeritus Professor ol Hedldn. Mayo Foundation j Chimpanzee Differ In Character If one listens to a certain group of psychiatrists, one must believe that all unpleasant traits of chara c t e r and tendencies to psycho sis are due to psy- chic injuries in childhood. According to this group. there is no such thing as heredity. Walter Alvarez MUCH agamsl this idea is, of course, the fact well-known to all sensible lay men, that persons are born with different temperaments and abil ities. Any intelligent mother knows that these temperaments and abilities are pbvious by the time the child is a year or two old. All persons who have bred dogs or cats know the big differ ences in the intelligence and temperament of their animals. All those at the great Yerkes laboratory of primate biology at Orange Park, Fla., know that chimpanzees and other apes dif-' fer greatly in physical appear ance, intelligence, habits, sexual ity, and even social graces. As Dr. Henry W. Nissen re ported recently in the American Anthropologist, among the 50 chimpanzees in the Yerkes labo ratories, all brought up under the same conditions, some show neurotic tendencies while others do not. Some are thumb-suckers and rockers - back - and - fourth, while others are not. Dr. Nissen tells of two half-sister chimps, Jenny and JoJo, who were born within two months of each oth er. They were raised together and they now share the same cage. What interests Dr. Nissen is that JoJo has a remarkable talent for using tools, which Jenny entirely lacks. With the help of a stick Jenny can turn on and off light switches, and she can even unscrew a light bulb. None of the other animals have ever done anything quite like this, although they have watched JoJo at work. More Social Intelligence Jenny has the advantage over JoJo in that she has more social intelligence. She knows when it is wise to compromise or to give in. All men who work in the zoos know that some animals are good-natured and tame, while others are ill-tempered and even dangerous. Some show a great deal of affection and devotion to Constellation of Cepheus Visible in Northern Sky By FAY VAN SCHOIACK There is an exception to every rule," runs an old familiar saying. Even mythology seems to prove this principle. No one has been able to explain just why Cepheus, King of Ethiopia, was placed in the sky. Many of the constellations or star groups have been named in honor of some outstanding hero or heroine. Orion was a mighty hunter; Hercules per formed twelve labors that would have discouraged many a man of valor; Perseus killed the ter rible Gorgon, Medusa; Ophiu- chus stands on a scorpion while holding a serpent in his hands. Teach Better Ways Virgio, the Virgin, tried m vain to teach better ways of liv ing to wayward mortals, and in spite of her vanity, Cassiopeia was noted for her great beauty. Cepheus, King of Ethiopia, was a good king but not out standing, and only became fam ous because his wife, Cassiopeia, (dealt with in a recent column) bragged so much that she brought a terrible experience upon her daughter, Andromeda. In ancient times there were two Ethiopias, one in Asia and another in Africa, so the loca tion of the kingdom ruled over by Cepheus is not definitely know. In addition to this, the stars composing the group nam ed for this king are all rather dim. Attracted Attention ' However, for some unfathom able reason, Cepheus has attract ed attention since the beginning of written records. It was well known to the ancient Egyptians KROY 730 KC (All programs at same time daily unless otherwise indicated) AM 5-45 Sign on. Music throughout day excep for following programs: 10-10-15. KBOY Bargains: 11 12 'Sunday onlyi Firt Baptist service PM 12-12:15 KBOY ranch; 12:15-1230 (Sunday only KBOY ranch; 6:30 Sign off. Upholsterer Returns Diamond as Requested Provo. Utah (U.PJ Mrs. George A. King told upholsterer Guy Overman to furbish her liv ing room set and joking: added, "If you find any diamonds, be sure to return them." Overman found a diamon in the lining of a chair. It had dropped out of an engagement ring 12 years ago. Mrs. Kink's late husband had presented the ring to her when they were married in 1896. PAY FOR FOE Rockland. Me." -JJ.R) Don Day was ordered to pay S6 court costs after being arraigned for fighting with Robert Dow. Day didn't have the money, so Dow paid for him. KBES-TV (Channel 5) SUNDAY ' 12:00 Frontiers of Faith 12:30 American Forum 1:00 Zoo Parade 1:30 CBS News 2 :00 Grand Ole Opry 3 :00 Afternoon Theatre 4:00 -College Hour 4:30 Telephone Time with John 1 Nesbitt 5:00 This Is The life 5:30 Jackson County Public Health Program 6:00 Private Secretary 6 :30- Treasure Travels 7:00 Fd Sullivan 8:00 G.E. 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To locate this constellation, look to the north about 9 p.m. and find the Pointers in the Big Dipper,. (Remember, the Point ers are the two stars in the bowl of the' Big Dipper on the side opposite the handle.) Let your eyes travel in a straight line for about one half of the distance between the Pointers and Polaris. You will come to a star slightly dimmer than the North Star. This star forms the top or point of the King's crown. Rectangle Formed To the right or east of this star, four more stars form a fairly well shaped rectangle. This represents a portion of the band of the crown, which is ly ing in a horizontal position with the point towards the west. Thus, if you were facing a person who was wearing a crown consisting of a plain band with a very sharp point in front you would see a figure shaped like the one outlined by these five rather dim stars. Students often call it a church steeple instead of a crown. Cepheus is nearest of all the constellations to the North Star except the Little Dipper and is visible on any clear night during the year. For this reason it is called a circum-polar constellation. a keeper, while others do not. As I said a while ago in a col umn, I once had a pedigreed cat whom I could not make friends. She was evil-tempered and un trustworthy, and was always sinking her claws into my hands. I gave her away and got another cat who for the rest of her life was my devoted and affectionate friend. Practically always, when I studied or wrote, Judy was sit ting in my lap, purring away happily. If animals can be so different psychotic and irritable with out sexual traumas in infancy why cannot we human beings be a bit odd at times without hav ing suffered an Oedipus complex? Dead line Sunday Classified Is at noon Saturday: 10 a.m Monday for Monday: other days 5:30 previous day WALT'S TV & RADIO SERVICE Oldest Shop in So. Oregon 409 E. 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