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rOUB MEDFORD (OHECON) STAR Br clay l Yovr Doiy According To develop messoge for Frtdoy, read words corresponding to numbers Of your Zodioc birth sign. yf TAUtUS I iAAv'2l I ConfiderKt 31 High 2 Don'f 32 To 3 Bm. 4 Importer 5 Evening 6 ToV. 7 Action 8 It 9 Hoi 10 Ju.t. 11 On 12 Pt, 13 Mowtn lA Evf"n-g 15 Soecol 16 Should 17 Attention 18 A 19 Fowob't 50 B. 21 Pieosont 22 In 23 A 24 With 25 For 26 Your 27 Promise 28 Working 29 Of 30 Fnt (5b Good 33 34 35 36 37 33 39 40 41 42 43 44 45 46 47 48 49 50 51 52 53 54 55 56 57 58 59 60 ?i35-37-38-70 CEMJNt MAY 22 JUN! 22 CANCIt JUNE 53 f A30.33-50-53 !-' 53-61-42 uo JUIV2J , AUG 23 112-15-17-32 3940-81-82 vco AUG ' SEPT 22 W 4. 7-tl.ia Si) hL 56-5764 RADIO PROGRAMS-THURSDAY Programs listed below are received from the radio stations end the Mail Tribune assumes no responsibility except to make tuch changes as ere supplied KY-JC 1230 ke KM ED 4:00 Club 1230 Fred Wannj? SonRfesf 4:1.1 Music Spts. Caravan Fred Waring Songf est" 430 Club 1230 Cafe Lounge 4 45 FrankGoss Cafe Lounge 5 00 Edward P. Morgan 5:15 Tom Harmon 5:30 Demo Convention 5:45 Demo Convention Music With Sam Music With Sam Regional Round Up Man On The Go 8:00 Demo Convention" 6:lV-Demo Convention 8:30 Demo Convention" 6:45 Demo Convention KMED Sports Daily Demo. Convention Demo. Convention Demo. Convention 7:00 Demo Conven., 7:15 Music 7:30 21st Precinct" 7:45 21st Precinct Demo. Demo. Demo. Demo. " noo Portland-San ifranelseoconversation 8 :1 5 Portland-San FranciscoConversation' 8 30 Portland-San FranciscoAir-1 ime g 45 Portland-San Francisco Air-Time :00 Portland-San FranciscoCan Freedom Wn" 9 15 Portland-San FranciscoCan Freedom Win n m Di.nc VrDnriirfiWavnr Kine Orch. 9:4.1 Portland-San Francisco WayneKmg Orch. 10:00 Off the Record 10:15 Off the Record 10.30 Off the Record 10 45 Off the Record. Newa Richfield Nightwatchman Nightwatchman Ntghtwatch & News Sign Off 11:00 Sign Off RADIO PROGRAMS-FRIDAY 00 World News Roundup Bob Robert's Corral 8 15 Yawn Patrol Bob Robert s Corral 8 30 Frank Goss- Bob Robert s Corral dHarrv Babbitt ' First News r-nnB(-t Farm News. Rogue Spts. Hemingway newi 7-15Martin Agronsky Rogue Valley Beeper Breakfast Gang l M-norts News Commentary Regional News M.ii.r Rhflu Weather . 1 . tvnelrl Mott'i W nun Hi in 8 15 Trading Post Kash Box. Swap & Sell 8 30 Name Your Neighbor Vern's Choice Music 8 45 News. BullP.. WeisfieldsVern s Choice Music "9 00 Demo Convention" Friendship Circle o:i5 Demo Convention" Friendship Circle 9 30 Demo Convention Fashion Flashes p 45 pemo Convention' Demo. Convention "Jo 00-bemo Convention" Demo. Convention" 10:15 Demo Convention Demo. Convention 10 30 Demo Convention Demo. Convention 1 n 4 5 rw.mri Convention Demo. Convention 11 00 Demo Convention" Demo. 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KBES (Channel 5) Miller Signatures Total About 5,000 Salem (U.R Dave O'Hara, state elections chief, said yester day that Victor Miller, independ ent candidate for the U.S. Sen ate, had filed petitions contain ing about 5,000 signatures in his effort to get on the November ballot. Miller, a retired Portland army officer, has until Aug. 27 to produce 17,002 signatures vali dated by county clerks, O'Hara said. O'Hara added that Miller was a little apprehensive about his chances of getting in the race with Sen. Wayne Morse and Former Interior Secretary Doug- j las McKay, but that he was mov- j ing ahead with his one-man 1 campaign. 1 He has been seeking signatures throughout the state since early spring. ( LET IT BURN j Manistee, Mich. (U.FB Ken neth Berchard. 21, knew his car was on fire but didn't know what to do about it. Finally overtaken by a police cruiser, he explained ! he kept right on driving the ' burning auto through the city ! because he didn't dare to park. "There were no parking signs along the street," he said. ' Thursday, August IS, 19S8 The Medical Roundup . D0..VAW A Hunner Stricture In A Kidney Some persons ask what is a Hunner stricture of the ureter? The ureter is the tube that car ries the urine from the kid ney to the uri nary bladder. There are h u n d reds of people who keep undergo ing treatment, sometimes for months, for nailer Uvirn SUCH a stric ture. My experience wUh most of these people has been that when I send them to a consult ing urologist, he says he cant find a stricture. Then when I examine the woman carefully and talk to her I usually find that she has a nervous type of misery which runs from her face down to her foot on one side. Her distress is not limited to her loin, and it does not seem to have any relation to her kid ney. Usually, in my experience, the dilations do not work a cure, and usually I find' that the pa tient is a bunchof nerves. Some of my urologist friends may write to tell me that there are such things as Hunner stric tures, and that the cure scores of patients with them. Their argument could be that I see only the few persons who are not relieved by urologic treat ments, and who may never have had anything wrong with the kidney. AH I am sure of is that when the misery runs down all one side of the body, and when the patient is a bunch of nerves, it is doubtful if what looks like a stricture of the ureter is the cause of the pain. Ectopic Pregnancy All women, of child-bearing age should koow that there is such a thing as ectopic preg nancy or tubal pregnancy. Nor mall, when the ovum or little egg is discharged form an ovary it is picked up by the end of the fallopian tube which runs out from the upper corner of the uterus or womb. The little egg is then carried by a wave-like mo tion towards the womb where, if it has become fertilized, it should become bedded down and start growing to form a baby. Somewhere along the way down the fallopian tube the little egg may meet a spermatozoon from the husband, and then it may become fertilized. If it isn't fertilized it will not grow. Unfortunately, in some cases, perhaps because the lining of the" fallopian tube is not perfect- Dewey Confident of Nixon Renomination Washington U.R) Former New York Gov. Thomas E. Dewey said following a meeting with President Eisenhower yes terday that he is "quite confi dent" that Vice President Rich ard M. Nixon will be renomin- ated. 1 Dewey emphasized his contin-! uing support for Nixon at the end of his 30-minute conference j with the President. He said he and Mr. Eisenhower talked poli tics and about the Republican National convention in San Francisco next week. But he would not say whether Nixon's future was discussed. Youngster Drowns In Deschutes Area Bend (U.PJ Four-year-old Bryan Jerrott drowned in Davis lake in the upper Deschutes country Tuesday. His body was recovered in 10 feet of water. He was the son of Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Jerrott of Dallas, While Jerrott, an employee of Babler Bros. Road Contractors, Redmond, was working on con struction of a road for the Gil christ Timber company, Mrs. Jerrott and Bryan visited Davis lake. They had walked out on a stock bridge at the lake. Mrs. Jerrott looked away for a min ute and the boy disappeared. At first she thought the boy had roamed into nearby woods and a search was started. Then the lake was searched and the body was found. PEE-PULS CHOICE! for TV, Radio, and Auto Radio Service 'ectrid Phone 3-2939 229 E. 8th mm sag Cmerltu Emeritus Consultant In Madlclne, Mayo Clinle Emeritus Professor of Mtdlilne, Mavn Foundation ly healthy, a fertilized ovum remains in the tube and grows there. Usually, after two or three months, the embroy 'be comes so big that it breaks open the tube, and then the woman starts bleeding internally. With this, she is likely to become week and terribly nauseated, with a pain in the lower part of her abdomen. Under these circumstances, unless the correct diagnosis is quickly made and a surgeon operates to remove the ruptured tube, the woman can bleed to death. The important thing for a wo man to know is that if she miss es a couple of periods and then has painful spell that looks something like an acute appen dicitis, she must quickly call a surgeon and tell his that it may well be that she has been preg nant. This will help him greatly in making the diagnosis, and deciding whether or not to operate right off. It's too bad the way that guy got the smile wiped off his face. Ed Sullivan, who else? BEVERLY'S TV & RADIO Phone 2-9001 634 Crate. Lake Are. Service Calls $3.50 Open Sunday Through Friday My own shop 8 yean near Port-1 lana Repairing All Makei MR. LARRY Now at Craterian Beauty Salon Appointments After 5 P.M. PHONE 2-4830 HERE'S WHY WEISFIELD'S Sell More WATCHES Than Any Other West Coast Jeweler Weisfield's SAVE you up to 12! Rugged Watch for Men Weisfield's Low Price 17 Jewell Movement Water - shock resistant, sweep lecond hand, shatter proof crystal. 1 mart leather band, anti-magnetic movement. NO MONEY DOWN 50c A WEEK 122 East Main St. Ph. 3-5348 pReg-J39-95 ','HH.m'Sj Around Hollywood Editor's note: Altne Mosbr Is on vacation. Art Linkletter writes to day's cuest column about the funny and sometimes embarrassing answers he arts from the children he inter interviews on his daily program. By ART LINKLETTER Written for United Press Hollywood (U.R) The most enjoyable part of my work and sometimes the most em barrassing is the interviews I do with kids on CBS-TV's "House Party" every day. One of the questions I fre quently ask the children is how their parents met. One four-year old girl stated unequivocally, "Mom and Dad were roommates in college." Or the young cowboy who wasn't quite sure but ventured, "I think Mommy and Daddy were twins and lived together in the same house." But about the most realistic answer to this question was, "I couldn't pos sibly know because I was a baby Strange As 60 4itffiyiesreo Ktt4 J04tf HJVVDrJ'C J. W1P6 N doTh HM fiNO H14V rlt CUT UP Hi MD6ICM. HER HftlR t opine Most PcTuREUE FE&TlVW M ITftLY, iSlHSPftUO H H0RS.6 RMfcfrlOTIhKK .'thee in the crrveoursRs OP SIENh- I MhKlY DVvS OP PKEPPiR&TlON ARE EEQUIREP M THE ENTIRE CfiY HJRK'J OUTTo WITNESS tVM4T-- which i& over in h&ouT 5 MiNurree T 1 l !J ' i . T.T 7l I AND.OH.VES.?'- ) WELL, THAT'S SETTLED. J H V "TOO V SO HELP ME HAPPV . WRITE ME AM J- AND MOW BACK TO MOST N CHAMOLER!.' S ' REMIND ME TO TAKE INSPIRING J ( ccnS r IMPORTANT r BJT. 1 SELECT ) BECOMING PRESIDENT OFFICE AS PRESIDEMT OF , INAUGURAL rT'r " J BUSINESS -GENERAL- ' A IS BECOMING A k THE UNITED STATES ON tj4 ADDRESS. J K J , THERE'S VICE- ) NUISANCE.?' J NAjr rrj- jsoE I - I BUZ CAM SLEEP j gaMS' T SOMETHIHO 1 P THANK 60OPNESS i I $ -tfSSa. f HA HOUSE FUU OF tfiggyK SHOULD BE T I r THE KEYS WERE 1 ,fXt V3 I fcJvV BANK ROBBERS F HE ' immA $ V. DONE! jfK I V LEFT IN THE CAR. J ifllWT' I I &i?"OT:S -lISRLS. Boll .1 I 'S . W-oi HHIJt. t I IAND SAKES, NOPE HER RAW V GLORY BE !! WHATWUZVE)U TH' PLAGUE S H0W0V, SAMANTHY JUSHAID WRIT AN SAID SHE j THAT'S TH' SO TICKLED AT 1 1 IS STIU. Z I COME WER TO TELL CJONT TELL ME COULD STAY TWO 600DEST rJEWS ABOUT, (iSf V WIP US 1H 5 VEAB0LTT NANNETTE, SHES GLW BACK MORE WEEKsjXl EVER HEERE0S SAMANTHY?)i I JUlfJJ, 3 THAT PURTY LEETLE k&) J? iv-,. 1 ST7 AT ' 1 T1 l 'T T 2 O YOO-HOO i fVlxT ' 5 I i now what A ' I VJONDEf? Tv I n 4Jtx!fZ AN I GOING ) ift life ilS ' My 60SH,S0N,THATS NO J V- STEP UPToTHE PLATE, J I (SEE? THATS WHAT WAY TO BAT A BALL.' KEEP YOUR EYE ON r-f TlsC 5rL YOUVE BEEff ) L ''sk, o c a 3 By ALINl M0SBY K United Press Correspondent at the time." Exciting Situation We never rehearse the kids, reasoning that if the whole sit uation is new and exciting to them they'll be more spontan eous. We ask the school to send children between the ages of four and 10. These little ones are like very old people. After people reach 70 or 75 years of age they don't care much any more what peo ple think of them, or what they say or do. All the inhibitions they build up over the years dis appear as they enter the twi light of life. Little children are much the same, but the reasons are in re verse. They haven't lived long enough to (build up inhibitions. They're lots of fun. Whiskers From Seeds Asked what his daddy did, one boy shouted from coast to coast, It Seems hy HARRY" SiORSIO, PufiYina wrm h new 6ToP60LPCUIEr F0KTHS FiRrHM, HoTgHoLESlHia CODESE RECORD. Viiftl HltienN H UoLSf) P. CHIP UoT Foff B&RDI6.H0L6D ft BO-YhRO HoT WITH warn 1 1 &m 1 1 HI 6-IRON FOR nti EPiSLE, ftMD ft Ir-WooD WOT LftWEP 6 INCHES ?K0W IHtCUPrOK ' t-li "I don't know exactly, but I think he steals!" A girl of five confided, and apropos of nothing I'd asked her, "Daddy grows his whiskers from whisker seeds." One little girl interrupted me with the information she could speak Indian. "All right," I said, "say something." After a pause she brought down the house with a cryptic "ugh!" One topper I remember from about' a year ago had his parents squirming in their seats. When . I asked a six-year-old what his mother and father did around the house in ihe evening, the boy j answered brightly, "I'm not sure what it is, but it's something ' they do in the basement with other people they call it pok er!" i In 22 permanent arsenals the U. S. Army is developing weap ons and equipment required eith er today or by the possible exigencies- of the future. CROSSWORD PUZZLE YM" - ACROSS 1 In vest! sat ea 7 Knobby 13Podik0 fruit 14 Smoothed 15 Symbol for silver 1C Small bird ' 17 Man's nickname IS Chinese mile 19 Container 21 Mora unusual 23 Soak 24 Old Greek cltj 25 Printer's measure 27 Horse's neck hair l Representative 81 Imitated 12 Not actual 24 War tod 27 Necessitated 41 Strike out 42 Symbol for sodium 42 Cover with mm 44 Indonesian tribesman 45 Breathes with difficulty 4. Armed conflict 49 Jumbled type 6i Priest's " vestment Jl Electrified particle S3 Spanish for "yes" 64 Garden tool ' 6 Omitted U Calm, 59 Relaxation i I". IS h IS Ifa I IS jo ic hi In 1 - 1:: 1 10 W' :i w : w ' lL n j- Us 14 77 v T" e - In the high, mist-shrouded hills of Naga, along the India Burma frontier, a score of tribes live as their remote ancestors did, says the National Geogra phic Society. Only yesterday the tribe fought tribe for human heads. Raids go on even now in remote districts beyond control of the Indian government. To the Naga, a severed head means more than an enemy slain; a head gives prosperity and "soul force." HYPNOTISM Has been successfully used In muscular rheumatism, constipa tion, menstrual disturbances, migraine headache, insomnia, stuttering, etc For Information regarding Hypnotism see W. L WHELDEN 336 S. Riverside, Medford. Ore. DOWN 1 Put In position 2 Feast 3 King of Pashan 4 Conjunction fc Turkish prince 6 Bristle 7 Dwellinr of poorer claaa 8 Above 5 Crimson 10 Concernirr 11 Moon Rndriesa 12 Prepared for print 20 Nothlnr 22 Part of eye pl.) J3 Knork 25 Feeling 27 Pertainlnf to apples 29 Proceed 30 Answerable 33CoiMed lav 34 Makes suitable 3! 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