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Newspaper Page TextTWO MEDFORD (OREGON) MAIL TRIBUNE Wednesday. August 15. 1958 S TAR GAZER! O Vl t-IS-30-56 yf TAUtg$ 063-72-81-83 G4MJNI (Op WAY 12 - 9-57-32- CANCIt f.vur-.EJ3 t- 6-16-24 l 41. 77.71 uo fJ JULY 24 ii-AUS 2j l36.39-0.i IIV 66-76-80 8 vmco AU& 2 5.25-li-47 55-69-8J-83 -Bjr CLAY R. POLLAN- Your Doit Activity Gutds According to thm Ston. To develop messcge for Thursday, reod weds corresponding to numbers of your Zodioc birth sign. DMA :ept 23 l-fr OCT5 23 4k k5 65 75 V 1 Portrvenhipj 31 6! We1h 2 A 32 Favc'td 62 Smk 3 Lie 33 S-noom 6j r-e 4 ccepr 3i To 6 S 6 O 36 F.':-ci3t 66 Des-rei 7 F-ejh 37 Yours. t 67 Wov 8 feo 33 To 6 S'ote 9 New 3? Foen 6' Tempered 10 Ferjonol 0 Ad 70 Aa.c 11 C j i See-; 71 r?wn 12 Wngt ? 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H0.13.34jn t37 46575 20 ma 2i ij; 2- 7-2631 I33-48-67 S- RADIO PROGRAMS-WEDNESDAY 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 123 kc KM Eli 1440 kc KWIN 1400 ke 4:00 Club 1230 Fred Waring Songf est 4:15 Music. Ijpti. Carsvan'Fred Waring Songleat 4:30 Marine Melody Time KMEO Presents .4 45 Frank Goj"Weather,Mui.ic With Sam KWIN's Tod Ten tienjnva Nt Here's The Answer" Sam Hayes A;00 Edward P Morgan 3:15 Tom Harmon" 5:30 Demo Convention' 5 :45 Demo Convention 8:00 Demo Convention :13 Dcrno Convention' 8:30 Demo Convention" :43 Demo Convention Music With Sam Music With bain Regional Koundup Man On The Go KMfcD Sports Daily Drmo. Convention Demo. Convention Demo. Convention" Convention Convention" Convention Conven lion Fulton Lewis Jr." ! uiai iei Convention" Convention" 7:00 Demo Convention" 7:15 Demo Convention 7:30 Demo Convention 7:43 Demo Convention 8:00 Demo Convention" 8:15 Demo Convention 830 Demo Convention 8:45 Demo Convention Demo. Convention" Demo. Convention" Demo. Convention" Demo. Convention" Demo. Convention Demo. Convention" Truth or Consequences Truth or Consequences Convention Convention" Convention" Convention" Salute To Safety Salute To Safely KWIN Karavan KWIN Karavan 9;00 Portland-San Francisco Sound Flight" 915 Portland-San Francisco Sound Flight" 9 30 Portland-San Francisco Three Score A Five" 9:45 Portland-San Francisco Three Score & Five News" KWIN Karavan Jack's Private Line Jack's Private Line 10:00 World News Beat Richfield Reporter KWIN Karavan 10:15 Off the Record Nightwatchman KWIN Karavan 30 30 Off the Record Nightwatchman KWIN Karavan 10:45 Off the Record & NcwsNiehtwatch & News KWIN Karavan 11:00 Sign Off Sign Off Music Till 12:00 RADIO PROGRAMS-THURSDAY BflO World New RoundupBon Roberta Korral Wakeup Ranch 613 Yawn Patrol Bb Roberts Korral Wakeup Ranch 6 30 Frank Gof Bob Roberta Korral, Wakeup Ranch 8 43 Harrv Babbitt First News 1 Wakeup Ranch 7 -nn ToffiM Concert Farm News. Sports 7:13 Martin Agronsky" Rogue Valley Beeper 7:30 Tom MacLeod sports News Commentary 7:45 Howard Miller Show" Weather & 7 :Z0 New 8 00 Frisk & Frolic World News Rndup 8'19 Trading Post Kashbox. Swap 8t Sell 8 30 Name Your Neighhor Frank Choice Music 45 News A Bull. &l Wsflds Frank's Choice Music 9 00 Demo Convention"" Friendship Circle 9 13Demo Convention Friendship Circle 8.30 Demo Convention" Demo. Convention" 9.43 Demo Convention"" Demo. Convention Hemingway News Breakfast Gang Regional News Best Bus s Clift Ingle Bob Grern News Convention" Convention Convention Convention Voice of Deliverance Voice of Deliverance 10:00 Demo Convention' 10:1 Demo Convention" 10 '30 Demo Convention" 10 45 'Demo Convention ' 11:00 Demo Convention ' 1 1 : 15 Demo Convention 11:30 Demo Convention ' 11:45 Demo Convention Demo. Convention" Demo. Convention Demo. Convention" Demo. Convention' Convention" Convention" The Home Show The Home Show Demo. Convention" Demo. Convention Merchants Jackpot Merchants Jackpot Convention" Convention Convention" Convention 12:00 Record Rack. Lunchtime News 12:13 Record Rack Weather. Markets 12:30 Rogue Valley ReportersLocal News. Sports 12:45- Weather Report Top Tune. Kashbox Noontime News Western Roundup Time Western Roundup Time Western Roundup Time 1:00 Musical Mixmaster Demo. Convention" 1:15 Whispering streets" Demo. Convention" 130 Ruth ishtonWlhr Demo. Convention" 145 Strictly for the Ladies Demo Convention Western Roundup Time Western Roundup Time Western Roundup Tune Carnation Milk Time 2 00 My True Story" TBA Western Roundup 2 13 My True Story" TBA Western Roundup 2 30 Arthur Godfrey Westn.de Party Story Time" 2 43 Arthur Godfrey" Westside Party . Story Time Sports 3:00 Arthur Codfrey Westside Party Queen for a Dav" 3:15 Arthur Gcdfrey Westside Party Queen for a Dav" 3 30 Arthur God f rev"" Westside Party Salute To Safety 3:45 Arthur G odfrey" Westside Party TcMo Test 4:00 Club 1230 Fred Waring Songf est KWINc Top Ten 4:15 Music. Sots. Caravan'Fred Waring Songfest .iemingrwa.v Newa 4 :30 Club 1230 Cafe Lounge Here's The Answer' 4:45 Frank Goss" Cafe Lounge" Sam Hayes" ""3:00 Edward P Morgan" Music With Sam Convention" 3:15 Toin Harmon'" Music With Sam Convention 5:30 Demo Convention" Regional Roundup Convention 5 43 Demo Convention" Man On The Go' Convention 6:15 Demo Convention" 8:30 Demo Convention" 643 Demo Convention" 7:00 Max Rnby" 7:13 Campaign 36" 7 30 21st Precinct 7:45 21st Precinct" 8:00 Portland-San FranciscoTBA 8:15 Portland-San FranciscoTBA 8 30 Portland-San FranciscoTBA 8:45 Portland-San Francisco TBA Demo. Convention Demo. Convention Demo. Convention" Demo. Convention" Demo. Convention" Demo. Convention" Demo. Convention" i. oca i News KWIN Karavan KWIN Karavan: Sports KWIN Karavan KWIN Karavan KWIN Karavan KWIN Karavan 9:00 Portland-San Francisco Can Freedom Win' 9:15 Portland-San Francisco Can Freedom Win' 9 30 Portland-San Francisco Wayne King Orch. 9 45 Portland-San Francisco Wayne King Orch. 10:00 Off the Record Convention" Convention Convention Convention News" KWIN Karavan Jack's Private Line Jack's Private Line 10:13 Off the Record 10:30 Oil the Record JO 43 Off the Record. Newa 11 X)0 Sign Off Richfield Reporter Nightwatchman Nightwatchman N i g htwatch & News KWIN Caravan KWIN Caravan KWIN Caravan KWIN Caravan Sign Off Music Till 12:00 ABC CBS KBOY 730 KC (All programs at same time dally unless otherwise, indicated) A M. 5:45 Sign on Music throughout day except for following profrarns-10-10:13 KBOY Bargains; ll-l? (Sunday onlyi First Baptist service P M 12-12 13 KBOY ranch 12:15-12 30 (Sunday only KBOY ranch: 6:30 Sign off OPEN Wednesday NIGHTS for your shopping convenience THE ' East MaiB USE TRIBUNE WANT ADS!' The Medical Roundup Emeritus Consultant tn Medicine, Mayo CUnle Emeritus Pmlessur of Medlvlne. Mavn FnundaUon 97 Vaginal Dislressei Due To Trichomon as or Molds Many women write, much dis tressed because of a marked vagi nal discharge or local irritation or over - sensi tiveness. Some know that it is due to the Trichomon a s which is a little wig g 1 y single - ceiled pa r a s i t e. In most cases these parasites Hinn tiiM aun i cause much trouble, but in a few they produce much irritation. Then the woman is miserable until she can get rid of the infestation. In many cases this probably dies out by itself. In some cases, the woman gets relief easily by tak ing each day a few vinegar douches, adding perhaps a table spoonful of vinegar to a bag of warm water. In other cases the woman gets rid of the irritation by inserting in the vagina a sup pository which contains some medicine that kills the parasites. The parasites would probably be killed by cold water alone if it could only reach all of them. The trouble is that they hide perhaps in the neck of the womb or in some of the glands at the entrance to the vagina, or in the outlet tube of the urinary blad der. In a few cases they get into the urinary bladder and then they must be gotten out of there and the vagina at the same time. It doesn't do any good to get them out from one place without at the same time getting them out from the other because, oth erwise, the woman can promptly re-infect herself. Reinfect Each Other In some cases the husband and the wife keep reinfecting each Wafer To Write State History, Smith Says other, back and forth; which means that there is no sense in treating the wife unless the i husband is also treated. In a few cases the parasite lives for a time in the husband's prostate gland. I read that now a medi cine has been found which when taken by mouth will kill the parasites. j Some women suffer from a i vaginal infection with a mold which started growing wild after one of the powerful new anti biotics was given her for a cold or an earache. The drug was so powerful that it killed off the beneficent and helpful bacteria which live normally in the vagi na in order to keep bad germs out. When the good germs are killed by an antibiotic, molds take their place, and these can produce a discharge with much soreness and itching. What is un fortunate is that often the woman has to wait for months until the normal germs can grow back again. . Dr. Alvarez hopes his readers will understand that it would be impossible for him to answer j requests tor lniormation or to attempt to diagnose by mail. (Released by The Register and Tribune Syndicate. 1956) Salem U.PJ Unlike na tions whose histories were "writ ten in blood," the history of Ore gon will be written in water, Gov. Elmo Smith told the North west District Kiwanis conven tion yesterday. Oregon, along with the rest of the Northwest, is one of the few states in the nation with water resources adequate for a rapidly growing population as well as greatly increased indust rial uses, Gov. Smith said. "In Oregon," the governor said to Kiwanians, "we have recognized the tremendous im portance of this resource and are developing a-farsighted wa ter policy which will make pos sible the fullest and most con structive use of our water re sources." Melvin Dennis, a Puyallup, Wash., druggist, was elected gov ernor of Northwest District Ki wanis clubs. APPEARANCE COMES FIRST Grand Rapids, Mich. U.PJ Police said a man arrested for driving 50 miles an hour didn't have either hand on the steering wheel as a patrol car pulled along side of him. He was using both hands to comb his hair, the report said. WALT'S TV S RADIO SERVICE Otdeit Shop In So. Oregon 409 B. Main Pbone Da? ana Nlebl Service. (Medforri and vicinity) Night Calif and Sundays No calls Tri eve or all day Sat S3.50 T0WNE 8EAUTY SHOPPE Ph. 2-4266 Strange As It Seems by A biE3 PCS, okiiJ by , A'rs. luff in e Diisu.firk., HP A PCRFKT V-8 ON HER HEftD- GOLD FIND Watervliet, Mich. -:U.R Susie Steward, five, and Paul Hathaway Jr., eight, found a S10 gold coin under a maple tree in the yard of a neighbor. The chil dren played with the 1888 coin all day before their grand mother, Mrs. Frank Tillotson, no ticed what it was. No one knows where it came from. Court Records ' DISTRICT COURT Clifford Floyd Nielson. insufficient binder chains. $13. John Edmond Godlove, overwidth, $15. Thomas Elder Deckard, overload, $47- .... Edgar C Bowser, overwiaTn, io. FruH Sharnlcss Anderson. intoxi cated in a public place, $30, bail for feited. Carl Dawayne Alexander, over- width. $10. Robert Richard Reinert. overload. $113. Blanch Marie Mitchell, no opera tors license. S10. bail forfeited. Jesse Donald buttle, overioaa, iua. William Earl Daiiev Jr.. no over size permit; S10. overload. $69. John Samuel W hite, overneignt. sio. Louis Paul Kurz, overload, $33. David D. Carr, defective brakes, $10. David Don Legg. overioaa, sizs. Carl D. Alexander, truck speeding, $7 50. Lvle Russell Brown, violation oi basic rule. $17.50. Oliver Ruben Moaees. oveioaa. y. Henry Harold Bow ell, no operators ! license. $10. James Wesley David, angling wim , prohibited methods, $15. Vernon Forest Copeland. truck i speeding. $13. , Kay John HoiDrootc, vioiauon oi basic rule, $17.30. You'll be doing your dog a real favor if you get him the new hit record, "Houne Dog Waltz." If he doesn't like this, then try that great French dog record, "Say, See Bone." JjjljUJbujL&y TKEH WrtH BuiW-iN -Ts reseswt Trie- rspwcw 1KEE PirTSR Krl'.CH . NM.&0, h r.WWJ.PlPE. W(Trirl4PEfiYtot'il HKENlMSrP)l.UtDu1, frit-TRUNK WHICH KEEPS 1r!euMSSftV!PFoUr56 Mnir-6i Til IPLICKTe. A w7r a llS J&f sJ! T-RANZ SCHUBERT ViM SO FlUtDKlTHMUSie -IflST If HE EM ft Po&A, H663T VO'm HI 0NC6 BNP PUT IT To MUSIC HMiMSfiklieriEDONE, H6 WOULD StWCT ftMOTHEi COULD PRINT THEM.- - IN TOVEK1Y, HE HHP WRITTEN 1,11 WORK PLASTIC POLES New York -!U.R) Plastic tele phone poles made of glass reinforced resin will come into use this year. The publication Chemical Week says the hollow poles weigh about 125 pounds each, and promise many advan tages over the- old wooden variety. TWO PAIRS ' Mount Clemens. Mich. V.P.) A father and son, Donald E. and Joseph L. McClellan, applied for licenses to marry Helen and Beverly Floyd, mother and daughter. Now Many Wear FALSE TEETH With More Comfort FASTEETH. pleasant alkaline (non-acid I powder, holds false teeth more firmly. To eat and talk in more comfort. Just sprinkle a little FAS TEETH on your plates. No gummy, gooey, pasty taste or feeling. Check "plate odor" identure breath). Get FASTEETH at any drug counter. ROASTING SHIELD Des Moines ;U.PJ Picnic tip; If you plan to roast wieners over an open fire, cover paper plates with aluminum foil and stick the long-handled fork through them. This gives an effective hand shield. OH, MY ACHING BACK Now ! .ou can et the fast relief you need from nacsinit backache, headache and mus cular aches and pains that often caune rent-l-s night and miserable tired-out feeling. W hen these discomforts come on with over exertion or stress and strain you want relief want it fast! Another diturhanca may be mild bladder irritation following wronjr food and drink often setting up a restless uncomfortable feeline. For quick relief get Doan's Pills. The-r Work fast in S separate ways; 1. by speedy pain-reiievine aclinn to ease torment oi nac ginjt backache, hradarhes. muscular aches and pains. 2. by their soothing effect oj bladder irritation. 3. by their mild diuretic action tending to Increase output of the 1$ miles of kidney tubes. Find out how quickly this 3-way medicine goes to work. Enjoy a good night's sleep and the same happy relief millions have for over 60 years. Ask for new. I&rgt aU and save money. Get Doan's Pills today I CROSSWORD PUZZLE Answer to Yesterday's Puzxli ACROSS 1 Whipped It Iance step $ Bnti-'h atreetvar 12 Old Norsa monarch. 13 Everyone 14 Goddess of youth 15 Seasoned 17 Makes amends 1? 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IMM nmlmim trMMt. ht 1 Greenland Fettlemrnt I Apportion 4 Gipsl 5 Cushion fi Man's nickname 7 Shut noisily 8 Wooden pins I Backs down (colloq.) 10 Urge on U Untidy condition 16 Ancient chariot 18 Vat 20 Soared 22 Kruit cake 24 High mountain 2.1 Neckpiece 27 Hurried 29 Burmese demon 80 Couple 32 Preparing 34 Girl's nam ,t7 Gets up 29 Object of attack ; 42 Before 4 4 Ca ra vaneary var.) 45 Sea In Asia 45 European 1 47 Girl's nam 49 Gull-Ilka bird 50 Lampreys 132 River in Walw 65 Teutonic deity Z so MISS VAN CLIMAX, WHY ARE B YOU EGGING BULLMOOSE. tOfTOBECOME PRESIDENT? L I.H K . BECAUSE, AS HIS SECRErARV, I MEET PRINCES AMBASSADOR BJLLIOWAlRES-v BUT I NEVER MEET ANY SAJLORS.V T3TT i loveK f IF BULL MOOSE BECOMES ( PRESIDENT HE'LL HAVE TO 1 V APPOINT 0H WOMAM TO THE. J f CABINETT'-MAVBE HE'LjL S 1 APPOINT ME -SECRETARY ) V OF THE 8 cr THEN COULD MEET EVERY 5ALOR IN 4 THE VVWLDV- - BEVERLY'S TV & RADIO Phone 2-9001 634 Crater Lake Av. Service Calls $3 50 Open Sunday Through Friday My. own shop 8 years near Port land Repairing All Makes CIRCUIT COURT Anna Joy Atchley vs. Travis Lavon Atchley, divorce complaint. Verna Gertrude Talbott vs. Roscoe Ladd Talbott. divorce decree. Dora C. Ojile vs. John L. Ogle, di vorce decree. Darrell A. Andrews vs. Glora Jean Andrews, divorce comDlaint. MARRIAGE LICENSE APPLICATIONS Donald J. Tye. route 1. box 432. Med ford, and Lottie Ellen Welch, route 1. box 432. Med ford. KBES (Channel 5) WEDNESDAY 4 :00 Afternoon Theatre 5;00 Democratic Convention 1 0 :00 Harvest of Adventure 10:30 This Is Youi Lite U:00 News & Sign-off THURSDAY 8 :S0 Devotions 9.00 Democratic Convention 11:00 NBC Ma tinea 12 :00 Brighter Day 12:15 Secret Storm 12 30 Edge of Night 1 :0rj Comedy Tune 1 -3d Bandstand 2:40 Johnny Carson Show 2.15 Medford City Police 2 30 This is the Answer 3 00 Feminine Fancies 3 30 Uncle Bill t-00 Treasure Travels 4:30 Democratic Convention 7:30 Value Swing Time 7:45 Talent Time 8:00 Celebrity Playhouse 8:30 Ford Theater 9:0fj Science Fiction 1U:00 1 Led 3 Uvea 10:30 Susie 1 1 :00 News & Sign-Off m miPEE-PULS CHOICE! for TY, Radio, and Auto Radio Service Phone 3-2939 229 E. 8th MR. LARRY , Now at Craterian Beauty Salon Appointments After 5 P.M. PHONE 2-4830 BELIEVE ME. ANGEL, YOU'RE GETTING EXCITED OVER NOTHING, NOTHING1. N0THIMC! SPENDING THE NIGHT WITH BANK ROBBERS... IH A STRANGE I HOUSE THEY'VE BROKEN INTO.-AND YOU CALL IT NOTHING' VVE SHOULP PO j-ji SOMETHING, BUI. NOW, LOOK, CHUM, V0U JUST DON'T GO PUTTING PEOPLE N JAIL WITHOUT PROOF. , COME ON, LET'S GO TO SLEEP. Asleep; when our very LIVES ARE IN PAHCtKf. 1 BUZ, ARE YOU LISTENING J TO ME?... BUZ.! BUZ; M it COME ON, LET'S foa-m WAKEUP! di : WEU'.. IF ANYTHING'S TO BE UUNfc, 11.1. HHVt IU VV II. 1 ...XI -- BaBsssssssslsss? The Gretel DDiriAl D A ID DniinL mm Set with 10 Diamonds I 14-Karat Gold Mountinf I NO MONEY DOWN 1.00 WEEK OPEN WED. TIL 9:00 P.M. Z r- 3 z o e o a O O O z at sr f THANKV. WHERE IN THE WORLD UH-THAT GOODS I IT'S A Ni -.,., XrZ- IT WAS EVER SO . yCfwk NANNY DID YOU FIND THIS yv WU2-UH- 8LEACHED-0UT (PAW. SWEET OF YOU TO J?-J ' &iaAJES?.L?A)fe HANDWOVE FLOUR SACK, ) -)W-v AKETS f-l ( 1 DIDNT DO I WELL IT COST ME ) (WASN'T MY EITHER BW ME ) (you MEAN I F?7p 'liiliillll'";lillii'i ' X- ( 1MYTHING f FOUP DOLLARS y FAULT - OUP DOLLARS J ,Srl'veGOT . s S,TOI- TO GET IT Tf- 00 ILLGIVE lfc(ACHOICE J"V ( I JUST SAVED) 3 I K!$Ml r ( SIR. YOU STRUCKMy WIFE WELL,ITCOULDNtSR SHE motT youR " J-7 ' ... ON THE BACK OF THE HAVE HURT HER- DinN'T BUN IS J HEAD WITH THAT r- SHE HAS A BUN hAVETHAT V SHOWING.1 J . rJL, ?5 -1,BALL NTHEBACKBUrJ.ut4T1L yj.i nu?-:L A'-, vr-C'-. OF HER HEAD-7 after you -irc&fe.