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Newspaper Page TextTWO MEDFORD (OREGON) MAIL THIBUNE Wedneiday, August 8. 1S58 TAUIUS APR. 21 ( MAY 21 K?lU4-29-40 JO 66-76-82 9C I I STAR GAZERS, Br CLAY K POLXAN 51 GUM 4- 5-10-241 JX31-47-74 CANCE IUNE23 hjy36-38-B4 UO JULY 2 Aud 23 44-47-53-53 72-78-83-yi VIRGO AUG U fMA SEPT- 5V6.27-33.3a 43-50-62 M, Vow Doiy Activity Gvidm H According to the Stort. To develop mes&oge for Thursday, reod words corresponding to numbers of your Zodiac birth sign. 1 You 31 Protect 61 Journey 2 Be 32 L-ghi 62 Today 3 If 33 Ad 63 Your A F.n 34 Youse)f 64 And 5 Money 35 A 65 Ab-Uty 6 An 36 For 66 P.enj'e 7 Ind-OWtdent 37 t-f 67 And 8 Sur'y 33 BeneH 63 CH 9 Kut 39 Fof 69 Valuable 10 Waking 40 O 70 VisH 11 There', 41 Excellent 71 And 12 You've 42 Your 72 Asset 13 Serious 43 Peace 73 Cooperation 14 A 44 Stabilize 74 Security 15 The 4S Day 75 Obsttnore 16 Hove 46 By 76 Or 17 Adiustmenr 47 Personal 77 Balonc 18 Green 43 Harmony 78 And 19 Is 49 A 79 Account 20 Confidence 50 Maker 80 Welch 21 Not 51 For 81 Today 22 Necessary 52 Social 82 Better 23 Wort 53 Resource S3 Ad.usf 24 Day 54 Keep 8 Through 25 In 55 Short 85 Make 26 Be 56 Truer P6 Expense 27 Diplomat 57 TKk 87 If 28 Well 58 And 83 Contact 29 Lock 59 Doing 89 Budge JO Come 60 Betng 90 Program Good ()Adrcne Q Neutral SCOtFlO OCT.24 NOV. 22 Lit c " !. ki-6770 VS:- UMA SEPT. oct. a 1- 8- 9-34o 46-60-75 SAGtTTURJS NOV 23 ( DEC 21 NS( ?. 7-14-20 23-43-65 4 CAPtlCOPN DEC 23 JAN. 20 1 3-21-30-37 Tl 152-39-80-86 -' .i CI.' ,S fl7i 54-57-68-69 bl-77-7-81L mas FEB 20 MAR. 21 3- 6-17-19C- b2-28-85-87Vg- RADIO PROGRAMS-WEDNESDAY Programs lilted below ire received from the) radio stations and the Mail Tribune assume! no responsibility except to mako such changes as are supplied KVJC 220 kc KM ED 1440 kc KWIN 1400 kc 4 00 Club 1230 4:15 Muaic. Spts. Caravan1 4:30 Marine Melodv Time 4:45 Frank Co&s"' Weather' Fred Waring Songfest 'Fred Waring Sonfest K MED Present 'Music With Sam Fulton Lewis Jr. Hemingway News Here's The Answer Sam Ha.ves" 5:00 Edward P Morgan' 3:15 Tom Harmon" 5:30 Amos & Andy" 5:45 Amos At Andy" ri:00 Edward R Murrow' 6 :1V Lowell Thomas" 6 30 Bing Crosby'" 6:45 Johnny Dollar" Music With Sam Music With Sam Regional Roundup Man On The Go Bob and Ray" Bob and Ray Bob & Ray' Bill Brundiee Sports KMED Sports Daily Dine at 1440 Dine at 1440 Dine at 1440 Gabriel Heater" I ncal Kews Ben Iden Payne Musial Showcase 7:00 Safety Pays 7:15 Safety Pays 7:30 Suspense" . 745 Suspense" " Morgan Beatty One Man's Family Ted Heath Music' Ted Heath Music Gang Busters" Gang Busters" Crime Files of Flamond" Crime Files of Flamond" 8 00 Portland-San Francisco You Bet Your Life" S:15 Portland-San Francisco You Bet Your Life' 8:30 Portland-San Francisco Truth or Consequences 8:45 Portland-San Francisco Truth or Consequences 9:G0 Portland-San Francisco Sound Flight" 8:15 Portland-San Francisco Sound Flight" 8 30 Portland-San Francisco Three Score & Five' 8:45 Portland-San Francisco Three Score & Five Record Session Record Session Family Theatre Family Theatre News' Fulton Lewi Jr. Jack's Private Line Jack's Private Line 10:00 World News Beat Richfield Reporter" KWIN Kara van 10:15 Off the Record Nightwatchman KWIN Kara van 1030 Off the Record Nightwatchman KWIN Kara van 10:45 Off the Record & NcwsNightwatch & News KWIN Kara van 11:00 Sign Off Sign Off Music Till 12:00 RADIO PROGRAMS-THURSDAY 6:00 World News Roundup' 6:15 Yawn Patrol 6:30 Frank Goss" 6:45 Harry Babbitt' Bob Roberts Korral Bob Roberts Korral Bob Roberts Korral First News Wakeup Ranch Wakeup Ranch Wakeup Ranch Wakeup Ranch 7:00 Coffee Concert 7:15 Martin Agronsky 730 Tom MacLeod sports 7:45 Howard Miller Show- Farm News. Sports Rogue Valley Beeper News Commentary Weather & 730 News Hemingway News Breakfast Gang Regional News Best Buys ft:0O Frisk & Frolic 8 : 1 S Breakfast Club 830 Breakfast Club" 8:45 Breakfast Club World News Rndup. Kashbox. Swap & Sell Frank's Choice Music Frank's Choice Music Cliff Ingle Bob Green. News Haven of Rest Haven of Rest 9:00 Music Box 915 Music Box 9:30 Helen Trent 8:45 News & Bulletins Friendship Circle Friendship Circle NBC Bandstand' NBC Bandstand .News Coffee Date Coffee Date Voice of Deliverance Voice of Deliverance 100 Name Your Neighbor NBC Bandstand" 10:15 Aunt Mao '' NBC Bandstand 10:30 Nora Drake" NBC Bandstand' 10-45 Pat Buttram Show' NBC Bandstand' Newspaper of The Air Tello Test' The Home Show The Home Show 11:00 Trading Post 11:15 Aunt Jenny" 1 1 30 Hotiseparty 3 1 :4S Houseparty Let There Be Light Symptoms of Our Times Merchants jacKpoi Merchants Jackpot News- Music Music Queen For A Day Queen For A Day 12:00 Paul Harvey Lunchtime News 12:15 Record Rack Weather. Markets . 1230 Rogue Valley ReportersLocal News. Sports 12:45 Weather Report Top Tune. Kashbox Noontime News w est em Roundup Tim Western Roundup Time Western Roundup Time 1 flO Musical Mixmaster Five Star Matinee" 1:15 Whispering Streets Five Star Matinee " 1:30 Ruth Ashton"Wthr" Hilltop House' ' 1:45 Stnctiv for the Ladies Pepper Young's Family Western Roundup Time Western Roundup Time Western Roundup Time Carnation Milk Time 2:00 Mv True Story' 2:15 Mv True Story" 2:30 Arthur Godfrey' 2:43 Arthur Godfrey' Woman In My House' Western Roundup Mary M. McBride Western Roundup, Westside Party Story Time Westside Party Storv Time Sports 3 00 Arthur Godfrey" 3:15 Arthur Godfrey 3 30 Arthur Godfrey' 3 .45 Arthur Godfrey Westside Party Westside Party Westside Party Westside Party Meet Shakespeare Meet Shakespeare Salute To Safety Tello Test" 4 00 Club 1230 Fred wiring Songfest' Fulton Lewis Jr. 4 15 Music. Sots. Caravan Fred Waring Songfest iUmingway Newe 4 30 Club 1230 Cafe Lounge" Here's The Answer 4 45 Frank Goss" Cafe Lounge Sam Hayes 5 00 Edward P. Morgan' Music With Sam 5:13 Tom Harmon" Music With Sam 5:30 Amos & Andv Regional Roundup 5:45 Amos & Andy"News Man On The Go Bob and Ray Bob and Rav Bob & Ray" Bill Brur.Jige Sports 6:00 Edward R Murrow" 6:15 Lowell Thomas" 6:30 Bing Crosbv" 6 :45 Johnny Dollar KMED Sports Daily Dine At 144U Dine At 1440 Dine At 1440 Gabriel Heater" l-ocal News Ben Iden Payne Musical Showcase 7 00 Max Roby" 7:15 Campaign 56" 7 30 2 1st Precinct' 7 45 21st Precinct Morgan Beatty One Man's Family People Are Funny People Are Funny Official Detective Offinai Detective Crime Fighters' Crimt Fighters 8 00 Nws fk Cnvntn Fever" Conversation 8 15 Convention Fever" Conversation' 8 30 Convention Fever- Jane Pickens 8.43 Convention Fever" Jane Pickens' Record Session Record Session Air Force Concert Hr." Air Force Concert Hr.' 8 00 Milton Cross 915 Milton Cross 9 30 Off the Record 8 43 Off the Record Can Freedom Win Can Freedom Win Wayne King Orch. Wayne King Orch. News Fulton Lewis Jr Jack's Private Line Jack's Private Line lO.nn-off the Record Richfield Reporter' l.VTs Off the Record Nishtwatchman l030 Oft the Record Nirnrwatchman 10;3 imi me wecoro, incws mgniwatcn at r.ewa 110 Sign Off Slim Off KWIN Caravan KWIN Caravan KWIN Caravan KWIN Caravan Music Till 12:00 CBS KBOY 730 KC (All prorrams at same time dally unless otherwise Indicated) A M V45 Sien on Music throiiKhout day except for following prorrams 10-10 15 KBOY Barratn: 11-1? (Sunday onlvi First Baptist service PM 12-12:15 KBOY ranch- 12:15-1230 iSunday only! KBOY ranch- o w aign u.i. Small Room Serves Family Dual Purpose Cushing. Okla. (U.R) An oil executive here h?s a small room in his home which has an im portant dual purpose to afford protection against possible bombing and the inevitable tor nado. Last April, a twister did strike at nearby Drumright. and the family of Oscar Anderson sought safety in the little concrete room. Anderson, president of the Big Four Petroleum Co., had the concrete block shelter buried three feet under the sur face of the earth. Access is through a stairwell from the house. Six metal and canvas bunks fold down from the walls for sleeping facilities. An electric fan circulates air through the room, and it may be operated by hand in case of a power failure. There are batten-" lanterns for light in an emergency. Water is piped to the shelter by regular plumbing, but An derson has drilled a 200-foot well for an auxiliary supply. The room also contains a six week supply of food rations .as well as picks, axes, shovels and hammers. The Anderson children use the room for games. Milk Has Different Taste for Chemist Storrs, Conn. (U.ffl One glass of milk may taste the same as the next to you. but not to a University of California dairy chemist. The research by W. G. Jen nings may lead to closer con trol of the flavor of dairy prod ucts, members of the American Dairy Science Association learn ed at a recent meeting here. Jennings has been analyzing dairy materials with a recently developed technique called gas liquid partition chromatogra phy. By this method minute amounts oi material can be han dled with sharp separation, ac cording to Jennings. Such precision is important in analyzing flavor constituents, he said, because they are ordi narily present in such tiny quantities. Norway pine and jack pine trees grow best when planted in full sunlight. TOWNE BEAUTY SHOPPE Ph. 2-4266 The Medical Roundup Around Hollywood Br ALINE M05BY v United Press Correspondent Emeritus Consultant In Medicine, Mayo Clinic Emeritus Prnlessor of MedKtne. Mayo Foundation m People Who Fight The Salk Vaccine Recently, in Redhook. Florita Schreiber had a remarkable ar ticle on several groups of people Mi, -imji in this country If ptL. "1 I who have been use of the Salk vaccine. These attacks are completely un j u s tified be cause now that the few early mis takes in Mann !( vattuic pru- duction have been rectified, there hasn't been a single case in which the vaccine has done harm. If ever a medicine was safe, the Salk vaccine is safe. It has also been shown to be effec tive so effective that almost all of the die-hards among physi cians have now given in. Miss Schreiber points out the mental twists of most of the per sons who have attacked Salk and his vaccine. Many have at tacked the vaccine bitterly be cause Salk is a Jew as if that would make any difference' Many of the greatest scientists in the world have been Jews, and the world is. the richer for their magnificent work. After 50 years of reading the diatribes of crack-pots who at tack medical procedures I can now recognize their material in a moment by its violence and its virulence. For instance, if today I were doubting the efficacy of the Salk vaccine, I might say in this column that it might be well for parents to wait a while un til tests had proved more abun dantly that the vaccine is effec tive and is safe. But I would see no reason to become abusive or violent, and the last thing on earth I would think of doing would be to accuse the manu facturers of the vaccine of "sac rificing millions of children on the altar of greed." Some of the opponents of the Salk vaccine have described Salk's activities as "murder incorporated," or they have talked of "little white coffins," or a "medical Musso lini" or "the bug theory of polio," or they have used as a KBES (Channel 5) WEDNESDAY 4 Of) Afternoon Theatre 5 :45 News , 5:55 Weather 6:00 20th Century Fox 7:00 Music Time 7:30 Hopalong Caasidy 8 no Disneyland 0:00 American Legend S-JS0 Science Fiction 10:00 Treasure Travels 10:30 This Is Your Lilt 11 SO News & Sign -off THURSDAY 10:50 Devotions 11:00 NBC Matinee 12:00 Brighter Day 12:15 Secret Storm 12:30 Edge of Night 1 SO Comedy Time 1 30 Bandstand 2:40 Johnnv Carson Show 2:15 Medford City Police 230 This is the Answer 3:00 Feminine Fancies 3:30 Uncle Bill 4:00 Treasure Travels 5:00 Rin Tin Tin 5 30 Ore-Cal Panorama 6:30 Turning Point 7 On The Best of Grouche 7-30 Musie Time 7:45 Talent Time 8 no -CeJebritv Plavhouae 8:30 Ford Theater S:00 Beyond The Andes 10:00 1 Led 3 Lives 10:30 Susie 11:00 News & Sign-Off headline the statement, "The mass poisoning of American children." Something Wrong I wish all my readers would learn, as I have learned, that when anyone fights a health measure with such violent lan guage, there is something wrong with him, his brain, his sanity, and his sense of decency. I could not publish some of the letters I get from people who are fighting fluoridation of wa ter, or animal experimentation. They are too obscene and too nasty to be printed. It is interesting to read in Miss Schreiber's article that Koch and Hoxey, whose remedies for cancer are said by the govern ment to be useless, are fighting the Salk vaccine. I have always noted that when a group starts fighting a health measure, one can find, joined with them, a lot of quacks, irregular practition ers, peddlers of supposed medi cine, anti-vaccinationists, anti vivisectionists, and crack-pots of various kinds. They have one thing in com mon and that is their hatred of men who have the medical de gree which they so wish they had themselves. Unemployment At Lowest Level Since October Salem (U.R) Unemployment : declined last month to the low- I est level since October, the Stale Unemployment Compensa tion Commission has reported. Only 16,000 persons were ac tively looking for work Aug. 1 as compared to 18,000 a month before and 20,000 a year ago. Some 8,200 were not covered by j unemployment insurance. About 80 per cent of the de-1 crease since 1955 carne from the Portland metropolitan area, but i most other field ofices noted de- j prpaux !T.vf.sntinns urprv ?nrval- i lis. Oregon City, McMinnville, I : Roseburg, Tillamook and Hood j River. A slight increase in the ! number of idle workers in July i was reported from Grants- Pass, Klamath Falls, Milton-Freewa-ter and Lebanon. Payments to insured workers also hit a new low since last fall despite an increase of nearly $5 in weekly checks. The July total was So06.761 compared with $690,479 last month. The commission said most un employment was caused by the mid-summer harvest lull and also a lumber slow-down caused by hot, dry weather. Hollywood U.R Oscar Levant has been fired for the second time off local television because of ra cy ad libs and cracks about Vice President Richard M. Nixon, but Os car's downfall will result in viewers around the country at last Aline Moeby getting in his (censored) jokes. Levant's station and his carpet sponsor pulled the rug out from under the wit after his final show featured some ad libs about Marilyn Monroe that brought howls of laughter from the stu dio sudience. But it also brought some objecting phone calls and letters from viewers. The producers of the show, the Ross-Danzig Agency, came up with a solution: Film the show, clip out the double entendres and syndicate it around the country. Unpredictability Admitted Levant admits that might not be such a bad idea because even Levant agrees Levant is unpre dictable. "I am always dumbfounded at my ad libs," the pianist, wit and sensation, in more ways than one. of local TV reflected. "I'm like a middle-class James Joyce. I never know what I'm going to say. I was a little out of line on my last show. It was shocking. I was stunned." The sponsor also cringed at Levant's weekly jibes at Nixon such as, "We have had the age of the common man. Nixon em bodies the age of the common place man." Levant claims he was only try ing to be amusing. So do several viewers who protested to the station for glvingjilm the ax. Levant Needles Levant Oscar needled others on his show, including himself. Once he called himself "the intellectual equivalent of Elvis VPresley." Presley he dubbed "a young man with built-in agony." An other night he said, "I'm not a celebrity I'm a world - wide figure." Levant, brooding in his office at MGM studio, today lamented that the irony of his being can ned for racy ad libs is "I'm the Strange As It Seems by Elile Hix 6M5 fcte i&Zrtizz in lers:. ftrtN fn av.:sC- CitY Or AMSSSJA X SS4I6SCP BYTrit TZoV.kM.VZ rtftlHERS THAT SUCH S :MMS 01335 :NfS'ru!0V.l. RETREAT. WlTZeRU&Nt) OPERATES ft merchant RtEr CSM&lSTlNS Or 1& OCtiAM-aoiKiS VESSELS Now Many Wear FALSE TEETH With Little Worry Eat. talk, laugh or sneeze without fear of Insecure false teeth dropping, allpplng or wobbling. FA3TEETH holds plates firmer and more com fortably. This pleasant powder haa no gummy, gooey, pasty taste or feeling. Doesn't cause nausea. It'a alkaline (non-add). Checks "plate odor (denture breath). Cat FASTKETH at eny dxug counter. most cultural person of anybody on television." " I talk more poetically about sex than any straight man on TV," he said. "Words are a pas sion of mine. Sex just happens to be a medium with which to express words." 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