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TWELVE MEDFORD (OREGON) MAIL TRIBUNE STAR Bj CLAY M Voer DoiJjr According O To develop message for Tuesdoy, read words corresponding to numbers of your Zodioc birth sign. 1 You'd 31 OiKctsond el r.vfly 2 D'l 32 Bubbles 62 SrN. 3 Fe 33 Tho- 43 TW 4 You 34 Bolstering 64 And 5 See 35 Afford 65 Control 6 Day 36 Resources 66 Factor 7 iut 37 To 67 Irrlkienliol 8 For 38 Pending 68 Moy 9 Build 39 Who 69 Money 10 Con I 40 H 70 Benctil 11 An 41 Antagonize 71 Rut 12 Some 42 Is 72 Focts 13 Unexpected 43 Plan 73 Squarely 14 lisue 44 And 74 Feoo'e 15 Wort 45 Always 75 Credit 16 Strain 46 Your 76 Your 17 Until 47 Foce 77 Do IS Long 48 You 78 -Surprise 19 Your 49 Or 79 Daring 20 Keep 50 Climaxed 80 Things 21 Steady 51 Get 81 Lend 22 Some 52 Flurry 82 Money 23 Afternoon 53 Break 83 indicated 24 And 54 Requires 84 Today 25 Sudden 55 Favorably 85 Interests 26 To 56 Out 86 Mow 27 Financial 57 Some 87 Change 28 On 58 Are 88 Things 29 Today 59 Secret 89 Or 30 Nice 60 Of 90 Pooulonty Good ()AdTcne QNcnm! 2- 9-28-31 22-45-53 rAunn APtt 21 MAY 21 VV2-13.24-3d OfMIM MAV 22 1.16-19-34 40-48.81-82 canch JUNI23 JULY 23 K57-5Me-a 170-76-85-8 vnoo AUG 24 tf,Ff.J2 ,22-25-27-53 54-62-65 PeV71-77-79-8G RADIO PROGRAMS-MONDAY Programs listed below era received Tribune assumes no responsibility except KYJC 1730 ke KMED 4:00 Club 1230 4:15 Sports Caravan 4 JO Club 1230 4.43 Frank Goa" Fred Waring Songfest Fred Waring Songfeat Cate Lounge Cafe Lounge 5:00 Edward P Morgan 5:15 Tom Harmon- 5:30 Amos St Andy-" 5:45 Amos & Andy" "News; "6:00 Edward R. M arrow" 6:15 Lowell Thomaa' 6 30 Bing Crosby 6:45 Johnny Dollar" Music with Sam Music with Sam Regional News Man On the Go KMED uine at Dine at Dine at 7:00 Godfrey Talent Scouts Morgan 7:15 Oodirey raieni acouis 7:30 Voice of Firestone 7:45 Voice of Firestone g7oo Portland vs S Franctsco 8 15 Portland vs S'Francisco 8:30 Portland vs SFrancisco 8:43 Portland vs S'Francisco 'une Man s amiiy" Henry J. Tavlor Pastels In Music Telephone Hour" Telephone Hour Ken Nordine" Ken Nordine" 9:00 Portland vs S'Francisco 9:15 Portland vs S'Francisco 0:30 Portland vs S'Francisco 9 45 Portland vsS' Francisco 10 00 News Se Off the Record 10:15 Off the Record 1030 Off the Record 10:45 Off the Record Sr Kfwi Tl :00 Sign Of f Music You Music You Want Contrasts in Music Contrasts in Music Richfield Reporter Nightwatchman Nightwatchnian N i e htwatch & News sfgiTbff RADIO PROGRAMS-TUESDAY 6:00 World News Roundup" 6:15 Yawn Patrol 6 JO Frank Goss- 6:45 Harry Babbitt ' Bob Roberts Corral Bob Roberts Corral Bob Roberta Corral First News 7:00 Coffee Concert 7:15 Martin Agrontlcy 7:30 Tom MacLeod Sports 7 :45 Howard Miller Show g:00 Frisk St Frolic ft 15 Breakfast Club 30 Breakfast Club 8:45 Breakfast Club Farm News. Sports Rogue Valley Beeper News Commentary Weather, 7:50 News World News Roundup K ash box; Swap St Sell Frank's Choice Music Frank's Choice Music Friendship Circle Friendship Circle Weekday Weekday fl.OP Coke Time 91'j Rath's Opening 9:30 Helen Trent" 9:45 Aunt Mary 10:00 Name Your Neighbor 10:13 New St Bulletins 10:30 Nora Drake" 10:45 Pa t Buttrum Show 11 :00 Trading Post 11:15 Aunt Jenny- 11 :30 Houseparty"" 1 1 ;45 Houseparty Weekdav Weekday Weekday Weekday TBA Symptoms Merchant) Merchants 12:00 Paul Harvey 12:15 Two Ton Baker 12:30 Rogue Valley Reporters 12:45 Weather Report Lunchitme News Weather. Livestock Local News, Sports TopTune. Kash Box Five Star Matinee" Five Star Matinee Hilltop House Pepper Young's; Family; Waman in My House 1:00 Musical Mixmaster 1:15 Whispering Streets" 1:30 R. Ashton St Weather 1:45 Strictly for the Ladies 2:0O My True Story 3:115 My True Story Mary M. 2:30 Arthur tiodirey 2 :43 Arthur Godfrey Westside westaide Westside Westside Westside Westside 3:00 Arthur Godfrey 3 :! 3 Arthur Godf rey " 3:30 Arthur Godfrey 3:4- Arthur Godfrey 4:00 Club 1230 4:15 Sports Caravan 4:30 Club :230 4:45 Frank Goss Fred Waring Fred Waring County Music With bam 5:00 Edward P. Morgan 5:1 ATom Harmon' 5:30 Amos St Andy 5:43 Amos Se Andy; New sJ " 6 00 Edviard R. Murrow- 6:15 Lowell Thomas' -3n Bine Crosby Music with Sam Music With Sam Regional Roundup Man On the Go Sports Dally Dine at 1440 X-l X-l 6 :45-ohniiyDollar "7:00 Roby & Campaign 36 7:13 Campaign 56- 7:30 Mystery Time 7.45 Mystery Time Morgan Beatty News One Man's Family Ted Heath Music TedHeath Music, "Name in Books Name in Book" Berkshire Festival" 8 00 Portland vs S'Francisco 8 15 Portland vs S'Francisco 8:30 Portland vs S'Francisco 8 :43 Portland vsS' Francisco "g 00 Portland vs S'Francisco 9:15 Portland vs S'Francisco 9:30 Portland vs S'Francisco 9:43 Portland vsFrancisco Berkshire Festival Craftsman Guild" Craftsman's Guild" Parade of Bands Parade of Bands 10:00 World News Beat 10:15 Off the Record 10:30 Off the Record 10 :45 Off the Record 8c News Richfield Reporter Nightwatchman Nightwatchman Nightwatch and News Sign Off 11:00 Sign Oft ABC CBS NBC KBOY" 730 KC (All programs at same time dally unless otherwise indicated) AM 3:45 Sign on Music throughout day except for following programs 10.1015 KBOY Bargains; lt-12 Sunday onlyi First Baptist service. P.M 12-12:15 KBOY ranch: 12:15 12 JO Sunday only KBOY ranch: TV PROGRAMS - MONDAY 4 x)0 Treasure Travels 4:30 Treasure Travels 5:00 Adventures in Literature 5:30 TV Question Box 5:45 News 555 Weather 6:00 Studio One Summer Theatre 7:00 On the Trad 7 30 Badge 714 S:00 Charles FarrelJ Show 8:30 Vic Damone Show 9:00 On the Trail 10:00 Cross Current 10:30 Lawrence Welk 1130 News end Sign Off TUESDAY 10:30 Devotions 21:00 NBC Matinee 12:00 Brighter Day 12:15 Secret Storm 12-30 Edge of Night 1 :00 Comedy Tune 1 :30 Bandstand 2:00 Garrv Moore 2:15 Safety First 2:30 Man to Man 3:00 Feminine Fancies 3:30 Lncle Bill 4:00 Afternoon Theatre 5:45 News 5:55 Weather 6:00 $64,000 Question 6.30 Do You Trust Your Wife 7:00 Phil Silvers Show 7:30 Hupdv Days 8:00 Li be race 8:30 Daze of Dreams- HYPNOTISM Has been successfully used in muscular rheumatism, constipa tion, menstrual disturbances. migraine headache, insomnia, srurtei'ng, etc For information regarding Hypnotism see W. L.WHELDEN 336 5. Riverside. Medford. Ore. GAZERVi R. POLLAN inu OCT. 23 &( jVIMIgr Guide M fo ffie Sfors. TO COTI SCCAVtO OCT. 24 NOV. 22 hi.n.in.mf U2-50-55 V& fAGfTTAMUS OEC 22 t3l 4- 7-10-35C 07-41-74 & AOUAtlUS JAN 21 . ra. 15-17-23-26 fll 43-49-87-88- nsca MAJL21 BO-21 -29-44 147-72-73 fiom the radio stations and the Mail to make such changes as are supplied - 1440 ke K WIN Fulton Lewis" Hemingway New Here's the Answer Sam Hayes .;ob& Ray Bob St Ray Bob & Ray BiU Brundige Sports Gabriel Heater Local News Ben Iden Payne Musical Showcase True Detective" True Detective Danger With Granger Danger With Granger Record Session Record Session Evening Serenade Evening Serenade News Fulton Lewis Jack's Private Line J ack a Private Line KWIN Karavan KWIN Karavan KWIN Karavan KWIN Karavan Kim's Serenade Sporta Daily 144U 1440 1440 Beatty News" Want Wa keu p Ranch Wakeup Ranch Wakeup Ranch Wakeup Jtanch Hemingway News Breakfast Gang Regional News jaesiiiuys Bob Greene News Haven of Rest Haven of Rest . 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Agent Bob & Ray Bob & Ray Bob & Ray Bill Brundige Sports Gabriel Heater Local News Ben Iden Payne Musical Showcase Treasury Agent Treasury Agent Big City " Big City Record Session Record Session I Ask You I Ask You News Fulton Lewis Jr. Jack's Private Line Jack's Private Line KWIN Karavan KWIN Karavan KWIN Karavan K WIN Karavan Kim's Serenade MBS KBES (Channel 5) 9:00 Confidential File 9:30 People and Principles 10.-00 Famous Plavnouse 10:30 News end Sign Off. Russia fo Return Islands, Prisoners London (U.R) Moscow radio announced Saturday that the Soviet Union agreed at Fri day's Russo-Japanese talks in Moscow to hand over Habomai and Shikotan islands to Japan. Soviet Foreign Minister Dmit ri Shepilov also promised to re lease 114 Japanese war prison ers and war criminals in the near future, according to a Tok yo report. They included 88 for mer military personnel, 21 civ ilians and five fishermen cap tured by the Soviet. The return of Soviet-occupied Japanese territory has been the main stumbling block in recent ly renewed negotiations to end the technical state of war which still exists between the two na tions. i PETER FAY DIES Kew York U.R Peter ; Fay, retired assistant general j manager of the United States ; Lines, died Thursday in Roose velt hospital at the age of 79. Born in Denmark, he came to ; this country at 15 and joined ; the United States Lines in 1936 ' as general pier superintendent 1 He retired in 1949. CAfticom DEC 21 jj Ji 20 3- - 8-vfcr 4O-75-89-90V& Monday, August t. 1958 The Medical Roundup by fhAu . on. w Ouilook After Heart Attack Recently, Dr. Morris M. Weiss, of Louisville, Ky., report ed that a third of the patients who recover from a heart attack live at least ten years or more. Of 211 patients who s u r v i v ed at least two months after an acute myo cardial infarc tion (the plug ttaJLc-r Jvar7 ging of a small blood vessel in the heart) 60 per cent were alive at the end of five years, and 36.5 per cent were alive ten years la ter. Of the deaths during the first ten years 88 per cent were due j iu xuiuier cnanges in tne oiooa vessels in the heart. Dr. Weiss' statistics indicate that a man who has his heart at tack before he is 40 has a 62.5 per cent chance of surviving for ten years. Naturally, the man who has trouble after he is 70 is not so likely to be alive after ten years: he has a big chance of dy ing of old age, but even his chances are not too discouraging. The New Psychiatry Under the auspices of the Section of Biology of the New York Academy of Sciences, a meeting was recently held in . which Dr. Jose N. R. Delgado of i Yale university, described some The Family Council editor's Note; The Farm!; Council consists ot m Judge, m psycblatrlst. a newspaper editor, a women's pare editor and two newspaper writers. These consult with clerirymen ot all fatUu and denominations. All letters are held la complete confidence. MABEL My husband spoils the children. BOB They're better than the neighbors'. MABEL How can I get my children to cooperate in the home? We have two boys and two" girls, the youngest ten and the oldest 16. They seem to ex pect to be waited on hand and foot, and none of them is asham ed, even when there are visitors, to see my husband helping with the dishes while they do nothing. My husband helps quite a bit and never complains, but I can not help feeling that he must re sent having to do housework aft er putting in a hard day at the shop. Certainly it is not fair when the children could make that unnecessary if they would put in a half hour a' day. Not only do they not help out, but they are totally irresponsible i and uncooperative in their habits i at home. They leave their cloth- j es around wherever they please, j they never put their laundry away in the hamper, and they will even insist on carrying food into the bedroom and never think of taking the remains away. Whenever I try to argue with them about this, my husband either attempts to stop me or tak es their side. I feel that I could bring them in line of he were to give me the slightest support. He seems to prefer making a kitchen drudge out of himself to bring ing up his children the right way. BOB My wife has got this thing wrong. Our children see what goes on in the other homes of the neighborhood, and I must say they are far better behaved than most kids of their age in this generation. I don't want to drive them into resentment and rebellion. So many of the young sters spend little time at home and tell their parents nothing of their private affairs. I don t want our children alienated. They would help and cooper ate if my wife were more easy going. The trouble is that she is overworked and harassed be cause I can't afford any house hold help, and she loses patience and nags the children. Naturally, they react by being stubborn. THE COUNCIL: Bob has not found a satisfactory solution to his wife's "nagging" or his chil dren's failure to cooperate. He takes all the blame on himself because he is not a big earner, and he atones by punishing him self with some of the kitchen drudgery. The children may be as basic ally good as Bob thinks they are, International Girl -Scout Confab Starts Lima, Peru U.R) An in ternational Girl Scout confer ence opened in the foothills ol the Andes Friday with delega tions from 12 "American coun tries and Britain. Delegates caine from Argen tina, Bolivia. Brazil, Britain, Canada, Chile, Ecuador, Guate mala, Mexico, Panama, Peru and the United States. WALT'S TV & RADIO SERVICE Oldest Shop In So. Orexoa 409 C. Main Phone 2269 Day and Night Serelca, r) en (Medford and Vicinity) VJ-JU Nlfht Calls and Sundays No calls rri Eva or all day Sat. Emeritus Coruultant In Medietas, Mayo Clinic Emeritus Pmtessor oi Median. Mayo Foundation of his remarkable experiments. After anesthetizing an animal often a monkey the doctor drills a tiny hole through the skull. Through this is passed a fine insulated wire which goes down into some part of the brain which the doctor wants to study. He can then either re cord the minute electrie cur rents that are being formed in this area, or he can stimulate the area gently with a weak el ectric current. For the benefit of antivivisec tionists I will say that the tis sue of the grain has no sensa tion, and hence the operation and the presence of the wire do not bother the monkey. This op eration has been performed many times on men who did not feel pain because of it. One of the things Dr. Delga do does is to give the animal or the man a series of either the new tranquilizing or the brain stimulating drugs. Then, by studying the electroencephalo grams obtained through the wire before and after treat ment, he can get some idea as to how the drugs act. This helps chemists, to make new and bet ter drugs. Dr. Alvarez hopes his readers will understand that it would be impossible for him to answer requests for information or to attempt to diagnose by mail. (Released by The Register and Tribune Syndicate, 1956) but they could easily be induced to be better. The difficulty seems to be that Bob really wants to punish himself. For the sake of his children, as well as for his wife's sake, he should stop doing that. It would be a simple matter for him to ex plain, quietly and calmly, that the family needs domestic help but lacks the funds. This lack would be no great hardship if each member of the family were to undertake a limited amount of work in a cooperative, organ ized fashion. Mabel "nags" because Bob is not playing the right role in this family. He would serve better as a leader and mediator than as an assistant dish washer. (Copyright 1956, General Features Corp.) We've been right her all the time. Where in the world have YOU been? LISTEN TO KYJC AT 1:00 P.M. THURSDAY FRIDAY SATURDAY BJaJJJsi I Action Deferred on Agricultural Board Salem SU.PJ The State Board of Agriculture has post poned for further study a reso lution that would, give it the power to appoint a state direct or of agriculture and change its status from an advisory to an administrative body. The action came after the board heard reaction of some 30 farm groups at a meeting here Friday. Most comment favored re taining the board in an advis ory capacity. The resolution to broaden the board's powers was offered by member Marshall Dana of Port land who agreed, the matter should be held for furthur study by a special committee. Final action on the proposal is expected not later than December. Strange As It Seems 71 MfXRTlN lUIHER Bowler Auser trie erANDftaos FOR ttiS SME IK To ?R0VTtY 'rVE3S WINS KONDRSSUE HPS- PAUL 6UrfftVE D0RE-- PlSPi-ftYEC Wfo'f AT SUM ?!t tftRW PiSt--Th&Tr;&NetR ACQUIRES feCriMlCftLfKrilrJIKia CR Color He; yet His WORK NP6 IN 6UCH , CONSTANT SSMftND iHftt P?cM tug Tims. HE. WAS S YEf)KS Oi-Pf 3 Z o z o it 1 " IZfZ11 I E , I I PEOPLE WASTE TOO MUCH A I VES, 1 (MOW, HERE'S AN EXAMPLE. A teitUW 4 g Qflt TIME.r-LETMEGIVEVOO ( SIR- 1 OF THE AVERAGE, DECENT ) TlnJ j S VTei thp TaniiRLFwrm AN EXAMPLE. YOU.?" SET 1- HOMES! HARD-WORKING r l-AND 2 THft CQuSro . VOOR CAMERA ON ME, T ' imnTff- MILLIOWS J SmmmfF ANDCOHEOVR H I WUl ii OF OTHERS j - OffriPI F ip here.? j zn. --7?V y ( 7C UKE ME- Ot , , ' MAYBE THAT CLOUDBURST OH. TO HECK WTH Ut MY 0L' STATION VJA60M OVER TKEBJC OKAt.vcAM CHUCK ACTUAUY IT MOVf $ - 4 V- WETTHEH3MIT10M... 1 WANTTO 6ETS0IN6 WN'T MUCH TO LOOK W, gliT SHE'LL IT'S A T MEAN TO TRADE HIS JtHATHEAND CONFOUND A WE'LL HAVE TO LET IT ANYBODY HERE GOT- sSHORE RUN, FRIEND, i TRADCf CUSTOM CONVERTIBLE BEE ARE IT! MY CAR VDRY OUT, CHUCK. J A CAR THEY'LL TRADE iSmmHrr TrrrM rA FOR THAT BEAT-UP THE BANK N jj , -Vift. SMITH HURT NANNY! WHAT fgStmZr ON A1RTH ARE SeJEZL SCW N5 THERE---) TABLE V V . J rTs r,, Nr OR UNORESSiNGy - DOWN A.MP ) i h : 3 "T?SZ IX KM Caw" LOOK LAOy I I LIKE HIM N I'll let you but HAVE HlrA ARE F0Ria Baldock Honored at Dinner in Salem Salem ttJ.R) More than 150 past and present state high way department employees paid tribute to resigning highway en gineer R. H. Baldock at a din ner here Friday night. A total of 324 persons attend ed .the testimonial dinner. Baldock received a plaque in recognition of his contributions to highway engineering and his efforts to improve conditions for employees. He was also made a life member of the Oregon State Employees association. BEVERLY'S TV & RADIO Phona 2-9001 634 Crater Lake Air. Service Calls $3.50 Open Sunday Through Friday My own shop 8 years near Port land Repairing All Makes by Els! Hix CZ SNClENsT TIMES SToMfiCH TSUIC V( SARI iSfJEEri FriYS.CftKS x i i rv s si i HE SAID I SHOULD CUT OFF frW PONY TAIL-(SN1F-SNIF) II UXMtU UHt A MESS OF WET CORMSILK his legs TOO SUORT1 TOO SHORT? ? fft (HO. NEVER) I ? l WHY ALL FOUR I? M I MIND 7 JVW I OF'EM REACH ff3 V-T &S mr-r- 11 THE6ROUHD' t7, - JFgS0 4 Richard Nixon Arrives In Asheville for Meet Asheville. N. C. (U.R) Vice President Richard Nixon arrived here Saturday afternoon for a series of semi-religious talks at various denominational assem bly grounds in this area, and Im mediately paid tribute to an old friend. Evangelist Billy Graham. The vice president arrived here about 20 minutes later than scheduled. The delay was caused by a thunderstorm near here. The highway engineer has re signed to head a two-year high way advisory mission to Iraq. MR. LARRY Now at Craterian Beauty Salon PHONE 2-4830 CROSSWORD PUZZLE ACROSS 43 Very slow (music) 1 Likely 45 Snake 4 Kxclamatlon 47 Ximbua C Toward the 49 Dismal left side SO Real estate 11 Less warm map IS Fleets of ships S3 Short eleepe 15 Printer'e 4 Babylonian measure deity It Land of the 65 That la (abbr.) free 56 Kites 18 Compaaa point 69 Symbol for 19 Note of scale calcium 21 Stalk Vanquish 23 Mine vein 63 Foraged 24 tVife of 6 Adhesive Tyndareus substance 26 Kind of cheese SC Symbol for 25 Corded cloth silver 29 Girl's name 67 Worm 31 Pierce 33 Rupees (abbr.) DOWN 34 RepeUtlon 35 Ireland 1 High card 38 Sun god 3 Examine 40 Cognomen carefully 1 ( i 7 9" - j" 7 W iJI l 1 li li t li 'lWaZ ZZWL-ZZZ-WlZ 1 62. tW 5 5 :T' ( . SHUX-00NT PAY ENNY MIND TO PAW. HONEY POT ( AW. eV a - mis Attorney General Says He's Available for VP San Francisco iU.R) Califor nia Atty. Gen. Edmund G. Brown said Friday he is always "available" for a vice-presidency "draft" at the Democratic National convention in Chicago. But he added that he is doing nothing to further his candidacy for the number two spot on the Democratic ticket. Use Mall Tribune Want Ads The Community's Biggest Marketplace) More Comfort Wearing FALSE TEETH Here Is ft pleasant way to overcome looee plate discomfort. FASTEETH, an Improved powder, sprinkled on upper end lower platea holde them firmer so that they feel more com fortable. No gummy, irooey. pasty taste or feeling. Its alkaline (non acid). Does not sour. Checks "plat odor" denture breath) Get FAS TEETH today at any drug counter. .newer to Saturday's Puaxle ISjAISIT E IS WE I AIR PTnNTlON PASTEL SMi-3altE ffT Iki. 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