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Newspaper Page TextTWTLTC MEDFORD fOREGOrT) MAIL TRIBUNE Monday, Auguit 20, 195S st, 7i -79 aa , TAUIUS I MAY 21 ML60-31 M J 6556673 -74 76-77 CANCtS 11 1-15-76-37 LiO 1V ALKk 23 9 16-77-381 49 70-78 via CO U6 2 A SEPT STAR GAZERO By CLAY R. POLLAN M Your Dairy Astivify Guide M According to Ihe Stors. To develop messoge for Tuesdoy, read words corresponding to numbers of your Zodiac birth Sign. 1 Then'm 31 For SI Conn 2 Your 22 To 62 CM 3 Unexpected 33 Moy 63 ljes lirocftont 34 AgortMiv 64 Than UU :EPT 23 r- OCT 23 4t. 5-20-31 421 C263-82-84' 5 Coed 6 FovOrobK 7 Son G... 9 Csiletl 10 lis 1 1 Obstacles 12 Do-I 13 Ab-ln, 14 Goed lb And 16 Monies 17 Firjl 18 Fmoociol 19 Financial 20 T.m. 21 Wiier 22 Perion 23 Be 24 Snina 25 Choices 26 Delays 27 Due 23 Thought 29 Go.n SOVemunj C?)Good ( 35 Owe 36 For 37 oScod 38 You 39 To 40 Cou'd 41 Woy 2 Deeivom 43 Mat 44 Change 45 Strong 46 Hidden 47 Future 43 No 49 Pay 50 Pewfl 51 Pay 52 Oncuis 53 DeDOi-rs 54 C jrrnr 55 For 56 And 57 Condition 53 Money 59 lh 60 lnferjt Advene 65 Of 66 Consulting 67 Forceful 68 Slock 69 Benefit 70 Ld 7! Through 72 Today 73 Influential 74 Peooie 75 WirhdrovnlsJ 76 Concenvrng 77 Money 78 Account? 79 Poit 80 Your 81 And 82 W,th 83'L.fe 64 Othei 85 EMom 86 Obligatiorn 87 Feeing 83 Your 9 Kiues 90 Progress 821 Neutral SCOtFlO "7 k: IOV 23 II4-25-36: 147-58-69 V SAGITTARIUS 45V 23 DEC 12 23-34 46 157-68-88-90 CATtlCOtH DSC 23 r 4-22-33-44, t54-o3-8a AOUA4IUS LAN. 2t 'ii 19 8 7-19 30-41- 51-62-72 V MAR 21 iSr . 0-21-32-434 B3-64.75 i RADIO PROGRAMS-MONDAY Proorams lilted below are received fiom the radio stations and the Mai Tribune assumes no responsibility Jtept to make such changes as are supplied KVJC - 130 ke 4:00 Republican Conv." 4:13 Republican Conv." 4:30 Republican Conv. 4.45 Republican Convcn." 5 .oo Republican Conv." 3. 15 Republican Conv." ft:30 Republic-ad Conv.' 3 45 Republican Conv" 6:00 Muic Room 6:15 Music Room 6 30 Bine Crosby 6:45 JohnnyDollar 7A0 Godfrev Talent Sets. 7:15 Godfrey Talent Sc's. 7 :J0 Romance 7:45 Romance 8 :00 Portland-Sacramento 8:13 Portland-Sacramento 8 :30 Portland-Sacramento ' 8:4 5 Portland-Sacramento "o'bo Portland -Sacramento fl:15 Portland-Sacramento 9:30 Portland-Sacramento 9:45 Portland-Sacramento 36:hoNew b'Off the Record 30:15 Off the Record 10:30 Off the Record 10:45. Off the Record 8r Newt 11:00 Sign Off KM ED - 140 t c Republican Convention' Republican Convention' Republican Convention' RepublicanConvention' Reoublican Convention' Republican Convention' Regional News Man On the Go K MED Sports Daily TRA TBA TBA TBA TBA TBA TBA TBA TBA TBA TBA TBA TBA TBA TBA Richfield Reporter Night watchman NiRhtwatrhman Night watch & News SignOff KVV1.N - 1400 ke Republican Convention Republican Convention Republican Convention Republican Convention Republican Convention' Republican Convention Republican Convention1 Republican Convention1 Republican Convention Queen for a Day Queen for a Day ' Meet Shakespeare KWIN Karavan KWIN Karavan KWINKaravan Salute to Safety Salute to Safety Bob & Rav Bob & Ray News Sports Time Jack's Private Line Jack's Private l-ine KWIN karavan KWIN Karavan KWIN Karavan KWIN Karavan Kim's Serenade RADIO PROGRAMS-TUESDAY 6 -00 World News Roundup" Bob Roberts Corral - IS Yawn Patrol Bob Roberts Corral 630 Frank Goss" Bob Roberts Corral 6 45 Harry Babbitt First News 7:00 Coffee Concert Farm News. Sports 7:lf Martin Ajrionrky Rogue Valley Beeper 7 30 Tom MacLeod Sports ixews commentary Tjjjj 1 Howard Miller Show Weather. 7:50 News 6 00 Frisk & Frolic World News Roundup 813 Breakfast Club K ash box; Swap & Sell 830 Breakfast Cluh Frank's Choice Music 8 45 Breakfast Club" Frank's Choice Music fl:00 Coke Time Friendship Circle 9 15 Music Box Friendship Circle :30 Helen Trent- NBC Bandstand" 9:45 Aunt Mary"" NBC Bandstand" Wakeup Ranch Wakeup Ranch Wakeup Ranch Wakeup Ranch Hemingway News Breakfast Gang Regional News Best Buys Cliff Ingle New" Bob Greene News Haven of Rest Haven of Rest . News" -Coffee Date Coffee Date Voice of Deliverance . Voice of Deliverance 10:00 Name Your Neighbor 10:13 News & Bulletins 10:30 Nora Drake 10:4S Pat Bultram" 11:00 Trading Post H:13 Aunt Jenny 1 1 :30 Houseparty 1 1 :45 Houseparty NBC Bandstand" NBC Bandstand" NBC Bandstand" N BC Bandstand - NBC Bandstand NBC Bandstand Merchant Jackpot Merchants Jackpot "Newspaper of the Air Telo-Test The Home Show The Home Show News -Music Queen for a Day Queen for a Day Queen for a Day" 12 00 Paul Hirvev Lunchitme News 12:13 Record Rack Weather, Livestock 12:30 Rogue Vallev Reporters Local News. Sports 12:45 Weather Report TopTune.Kash Box 1:00 Musical Mixmaster Five Star Matinee 1:15 Whispering Streets" Five Star Matinee 1:30 R. Ashton & Weather Westside Party 1:43 Strictly for the Ladies Westside Party "3"ibOStrictly for Ladies Westside Party 2:15 Strictly for Ladies Westside Party 3:30 Republican Conv." RepublicanConvention" 2:45 Republican Conv." Republican Convention" Republican Convention Republican Convention Republican Convention Republican Co'nvention Noontime News Western Roundup Time Western Roundup Time Western Roundup Time Western Roundup Time Western Roundup Time Western Roundup Time Carnation Milk Time 3:00 Republican Conv"" 3 15 Republican Conv." 3:30 Republican Conv. 3:43 Republican Conv. 4:00 Republican Conv." 4:15 Republican Conv." 430 Republican Conv." 4:45 Republican Conv. 3:00 Republican Conv." 3:13 Republican Conv." 3:30 Republican Conv. 5:43 Republican Conv 6:00 Music Room 6:15 Music Room 6:30 Bing Crosby 6:43 Johnny Doll ar 7:00 Max Roby" 7:15 Music 7 30 Mvstery Time" 7 :43 Mystery Time "VboPorl land -Sacramento 8:13 Portlf.nd-Sacran.ento 8:30 Portland-Sacramento g :4 5 Portland-Sacramento 0:00 Portland-Sacramento 9:15Portland-Sacran.ento 9:30 Portland-Sacramento 9 45 Port land-Sacrament o 10o6 Wrorld News Beat 10:15 Off the Record 30 30 Off the Record Republican Convention Republican Convention Republican Convention' Republican Convention Republican Convention" Republican Convention Regional Roundup Man On the Go Sports Daily Dine at 1440 Dine at 1440 Dine at 1440 Western Roundup Time Western Roundup Time Republican Convention' Republican Convention' Republican Convention' Republican Convention Republican Convention Republican Convention' Republican Convention1 Republican Convention' Republican Convention' Republican Convention Republican Convention' Republican Convention' Republican Convention' Republican Convention' TBA TBA TBA TBA TBA TBA TBA TBA "tba TBA TBA TBA Republican Convention' I Oi-.il News Hemingway News' Meet Shakespeare KWIN Karavan KWIN Karavan KWIN Karavan KWIN Karavan Salute to Safety Salute to Safety Bob & Ray Bob & Ray" News" Sports Time" Jack's Private Line Jack's Private Line Richfield Reporter" KWIN Karavan Nightwatchman KWIN Karavan Nichtwatchman KWIN Karavan ia-45 Off the Record & News Nightwatch and News KWIN Karavan 11 :00 Sign Off Sign Of f Kim's Serenade ABC "CBS "NBC -MBS KBOY 730 KC (All prngramt at same time daily unless otherwise indicated). AM 3:45 Sign on Music throushout day except for following programs 10-1015 KBOY Bargains; 11-12 (Sunday only, First Baptist service P Si 12-12 15 KBOY ranch 1213 1230 'Sunday only. KBOY ranch: WALT'S TV & RADIO SERVICE Oldest Shop In So. Oregon 409 B. Main Phone 1-2269 Day ana Night Service, C CA Medford and Vicinity) Jl,JU Night Calls and Sunday No calls Frt Bvo. or all day Smt- ! Quebec City (U.R) The liner Homeric, bringing 1,197 pas sengers from Europe, brushed the Panamanian liner Columbia in foggy Quebec harbor Satur day. Damage was minor and no one was hurt. Use Mail Tribune Want Ads STARTING ON AUGUST 20 REPUBLICAN CONVENTION C7 THE GREATEST CORPS OF RADIO REPORTERS BRINGS YOU HISTORY-IN-THE-M AKING DIAL 1230 You don't mits a minute witk KYJC CBS Radio J CRIFFINC BANCROFT MED CALMER WELLS CHURCB BLAIR CLARK CHARLES COLLINGW00D WALTER CRONKITE BILL DOWNS DOUGLAS EDWARDS GEORGE HERMAN RICHARD HOTTELET . ALLAN JACKSON BILL LEONARD LARRY LlSUEUR EDWARD R. MVRROW ERIC SEVAREID BILL SHAD EL LOWELL THOMAS DALLAS T0WNSEND ROBERT TROUT CHARLES Von FREMD ELMO ROPER public opinion aulnt The Medical Roundup Emeritus Consultant In Hc-dicta. Mayo Clinic Cmerltns Protestor of MetflUna, Mayo Foundation Recently, Dr. Warren E. Wheel er, of Columbus, Ohio, said that the two most important epidemic diseasesin new - born in fants are impe tigoan infec tion of the skin and epidem ic d i a r r h ea. Both are caus ed by certain varities of com mon bacteria Haitri Alvarez wnicn are probably flying around every where with the dust in the air. In spite of every effort to hold down the number of germs in the ksfH infant rooms in hospitals, many infants get into trouble, and epi demics start up which are hard to stop. Sometimes a baby comes down with diarrhea or impetigo soon after reaching home. Today, the hospital pediatri cians can usually stop an out break of either disease by giving both the infected child and the other children in the hospital a dose of one of the newer anti biotics. Unfortunately, the old penicillin sometimes fails to do the job. Multiple Sclerosis Many unhappy persons want to know if there is any definite or always dependable treatment for multiple sclerosis, and I have to say that officers of the nation al Multiple Sclerosis Society (279 Park ave., Suite 7G, New York, 17) say they know of none. Un fortunately, as yet, no one knows what produces the disease. In this trouble the lining or in sulation that surrounds most of nerves of the body is eaten into here and there, and as a result, some nerves occasionally do not work well. The patient may be gin to get transient difficulties The Family Council editor's Note: The Family Council consists ot a uage. a psychiatrist, a newspaper editor, a women's pace editor and two newspaper writers- These consult who clergymen 01 ail xaiuu ana aenominauons. All letters are held in complete confidence. Mrs. B. H. I want to make my own way. Stanley I don't want moth er to marry again. Mrs. B. R. I lost my hus band three months ago in an accident. I have two married children and a grown- up son who is still unmarried. All of them have united to persuade me that my son, who refused to live at home while my husband was alive, should now live with me. I do not like the idea. They argue that I would be lonesome at home alone and have to go out to work in order to fill my time and support my self. This is exactly what I would like to do. I do not hold it against my son that he preferred to live away from home until now, al though I felt that things would have been easier for us financi ally if our son had lived at home. Now, however, I feel young enough to be able to go out and earn my own living. I used to find it a little irksome at times because I had too little to do at home, but at least I was not then an object of char- ty or a burden, i Stanley My mother does not seem to understand. I have really missed living with my parents, but I found it was the best way to keep out of unhappy I arguments with my father. I don't want to give her charity; I need her companionship. If we maintain a home to gether, we will have a place to j which to invite my sisters and their families and we -will have a close family circle, something ' I have always missed. If my mo ther goes out to work, we will all be lonely and she'll probablv wind up marrying a man out of loneliness, and will then have both to take care of him and go out to work. The Council: Stanley is more the problem in this family than his mother, who seems to have a healthy enough attitude about her future. Stanley should really be taken in hand. Stanley could not get along with his father and he fears that I his mother may marry again, j No doubt, that is a possibility, but it is hardly right that Stan- j I ley should assume that if his mo ther married again, she would j make a bad match. His emotions I have quite evidently been hurt and badly mixed up somewhere along the line. Mrs. B. R. should not be in the position of rejecting her son but neither should she step into situation now where Stanley would rule out marriage for himself as well as his mother. If they are. to have a home to gether, it should be clearly un derstood that Mrs. B. R. may go out to work. If necessary, they should employ help in caring f UA U T ... U 1 1 1 iui me lluillc. 41 wuuiu UC UdU for all concerned if Mrs. B. R. were to drift into the position of being her son's excuse for not facing up to his own life. It is vitally important that it Medical research has discov ered that the human gizzard works much better if it gets a good stretching once in awhile. This is best done by having any service station attendant put 30 pounds of air pressure in your right ear and 60 pounds in the left. be understood at all times that Mrs. B. R. does not require and does not expect Stanley to stay with her permanently. Perhaps it would be well to agree now that if Mrs. B. R. ever found herself in need of care, she would go to the home of one of the daughters. Stanley seems to be looking for an alibi for bachelorhood, and he should not be given it. (Copyright 1956, General Features Corp.) with vision or with the strength of certain muscles of the body. Often for a year or more the di agnosis remains in doubt. In such cases the patient will do well to consult a good neurologist who can generally tell what is go ing on. The important point for a patient to remember is that many of the sufferers from this dis ease live for many years, and many get by fairly well. Many are able to keep working and earning a living. Dr. Alvarez hopes his readers will understand that it would be impossible for him to answer re quests for information or to at tempt to diagnose by mail. (Released by The Register and Tribune Syndicate. 1956) Washington (U.R) President Eisenhower has accepted the resignation of John Sherman Cooper as ambassador to India, effective at a date still to be set. Use Tribune Want Ads Strange As It Seems by Elsi. Hix I laTHrViii' "In 6ci)RDoe A WH6NTHE INDlMeS i TAKE 1H6IR ME1b llTMN, inciR. rivs- HOU?5 ft OUNUUC L- 4- WDOU-Me WOMEN VJ SPIN VhRDSoPIHRtt .T I . (vs-THEY-TRoT 4nsA0Lcoi--rwrT5 only i6YefRoui WHEN HE IAM6 ft 00D6N OF -fetrY HrS Nftwve (g!NtRM. J0HM BURfiCrYNE- Brrfaink military commander; during e Siege of Boston, Wrr A SUCCESSFUL ftfiYWRMftr' DUKINeirlE BLOCKADE, HE WROTE f OMEraCBN BTlcs,ri'ri" mtczjniw rVPSftRED ON STftee 16SO0NP-IHEWBRMN6, HC rw lHeer nisnr-ii-y.- - -Navy Planning Atom Powered Carrier Washington (U.R) Construe tion of the world's first atomic powered aircraft carrier almost certainly will be proposed to Congress next January, high de fense officials said Saturday. The Navy is confidently pre paring to lay its request for the long-heralded warship before Defense Secretary Charles E. Wilson this fall. If design of nuclear reactors for large ships is far enough advanced, officials said, there should be little trouble in get ting Wilson's approval to in clude the carrier in next year's Navy budget. FALSE TEETH That Loosen Need Not Embarrass Many wearers of false teeth hare suffered real embarrassment because their plate dropped, slipped or wob bled at Just the wrong time. Do not live In fear of this happenlngto you. Just sprlnltle a little FASTEETH. the alkaline inon-add) powder, on your plates. Hold false teeth more firmly, so they feel more comfortable. Does not sour Checks "plate odor Iden JSe bieath). Get FASTEETH at any drug counter. HYPNOTISM Has been successfully used In muscular rheumatism, constipa tion, menstrual disturbance, migraine headache, insomnia stuttering, etc For Information regarding Hypnotism sea W. L. WHELDEN 336 S. Riverside. Medford. Or. CROSSWORD PUZZLE Vnswer to Saturday's Puzzle ACROSS 1 Pondlo 4 Spars 9 Bes patter 12 Fuss IS Ignominy 14 Ouldo a high note 15 Requital 17 European 19 Soap pla.nt 21 Tin v r: Peel 2 Cloth measure 26 bailors (colloq.) 29 Beneath 31 Obese 33 Insect epK 7.i Hebrew letter 3; Hurried 17 Female (colloq.) 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