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Newspaper Page TextSIX MEDFORD (OREGON) KAIL THI3UKE Wednesday, August 22, 195B STAR GAXEE!' 8-22-44-62 74-76-77 jf TAUtuS 0r APR. 21 MAY 21 0 M9 24-31 S48- 59-71 OfcMJNI MAY 22 JJ JUNE 22 N 9-17-28-4d 52-57-67 CANCIl JUNE 23 JULY 23 2-1223-35J 47-58-69 uo 9 J-ra AUG. 23 1-13-26-361 506i-82-8a VifiCO au a SEPT 22 H 4.16,27 38 ML 45-56-80-851 -By CLAY R. POLLAN- M Vour Doilr Actmfy Guide M According to fhe Stars. " To develop message for Thursday, read words corresponding to numbers of your Zodiac birth sign. U&&A IEPT 23 t-"1 ad 2jfef.41 l-21-32-435?i 32 And 33 Pull 34 ProgrM 35 To 36 Day 37 Business 38 C&ntaers 39 Openly 1 Serious 2 Ploy 3 Friendly 4 Lcte 5 Better 6 Water 7 Pleasure 8 Don't 9 Avoid 10 Root I) Money 12 Cown 13 Son 14 Face 15 Travel 16 Hours 17 Error " 13 Out 19 Combined 20 Aoorooch 21 Transottions51 For 22 Perm,! 52 W.th 23 Tendency 24 Wirh 25 Favored 26 Ot 27 Encourage 28 Behavior 29 Issues 30 May 31 Underlying 6t To 02 Firm 63 To 64 Recent 65 Together 66 And 67 Friends 63 Be 69 Touchy SCOIPtO OCT 24 t-ii, NOV 22 VC. 40 Particularly 70 Frustrations 41 Work 42 Causes 43 Receipts 44 Anyone 45 With 46 Should 47 Be 43 rVay . 49 Finonciotty 50 Conducive 53 Be 54 YourseH 55 Mirocies 56 Wony 57 Close 58 Imioble 59 Pay 60 By Conservotlvej53.62. (JpGood (gMdvene 71 OH 72 Try 73 Just 74 Change 75 Plug 76 Your 77 IW nd 78 Along 79 80 People 81 Carefully 82 Good 83 And 84 It 85 Groups 86 Waves 87 Deliberate 88 Sense 89 Today 90 Watched 823 Neutral SAGITTARIUS NOV 23 , DEC 22 Mi 3-20-30-41 rTi 55-72-84:89'4J CAraicofiN OEC JAN 5-1 --29-391 AQUARIUS j jam 2 jt 1 FEB.' 19 K 10-18-31-42Cl 51-64-70 W5CSS FEB. 20V A2I 9-60-79-86 RADIO PROGRAMS-WEDNESDAY Programs listed below aro received from the radio stations end the Mail Tribune assumes no responsibility except to make such changes as are supplied KXJC 1230 kc KM ED 1440 kc KWI.N 1400 kc 4:t Rep. Convention Rep. Convention" Rep. Convention 4:15 Rep. Convention " Rep. Convention Rep. Convention 4 JO Rep. Convention- Rep. Convention - Rep. Convention 4.43 Rep. Convention" Rep. Convention . Rep. Convention "5:00 Rep. Convention" Rep. Convention Rep. Convention 5:15 Rep. Convention" Rep. Convention" Rep. Convention 5 30 Rep. Convention" Regional Roundup Rep. Convention 5:43 Rep. Convention" Man On The Go Rep. Convention 6:00 Music Room K MED Sports Daily Rep. Convention 6:15 Music Room Dine at 1440 Local News; 6:30 Bing Crosby Dine at 1440" Hemingway News B45 Johnny Dollar Dine at 1440 Meet Shakespeare 7:00 Safety Pays Morgan Beatty News" KWIN Karavan 7:15 Safety Pays One Man's Family ( KWIN Karavan 730 Suspense Recollections at 30 KWIN Karavan 7:45 Suspense NBC News" KWIN Karavan "8 :00--Portl and -Sacramento Best of Groucho" Salute To Safety 8:15 Portland-Sacramento Best of Groucho" Salute To Safety 8:30 Portland-Sacramento Truth or Consequences Bob & Ray" 8:45 Portland-Sacramento Truth or Consequences Bob & Ray" 9:00 Portland-Sacramento Sound Flight" News 9:15 Portland-Sacramento Sound Flight" General Sportstime 9:30 Portland-Sacramento Three Score & Five Jack s Private Line 9 :45 Portland-Sacramento Three Score & Five Jack s Private Line 10 00 World News Beat Richfield Reporter- KWIN Karavan 10:15 Off the Record Nightwatchman KWIN Karavan 1030 Off the Record Nightwatchman KWIN Karavan 10 45 Of f the Record & New Nightwa tell & News KWIN Karavan . 'll:00 Sign Off Sign Off Music Till 12:00 RADIO PROGRAMS-THURSDAY fi iSZrfaxik Cos Bob Roberta Korral Wakeup Ranch "iwR?,ff Babbitt" First New. Wakeup Ranch "7:00-Coffe Concert Farm News. Sports g?SK8&X? 7-15 Martin Aaronsky Rogue Valley Beeper Breaktast t.ang 4 TomM?clod sports News Commentary Regional News jHoward MiB Show'Weather & 730 New, Best Buys 80 Frisk & Frolic' World News Rndup. Clift Ingle 8 15 Breakfast Club Kashbox. Swap & Sell Bob Green. News 8 30 Breakfast Club Frank's Choice Music Haven of Rest 8:45 Breakfast Club Frank's Choice Music Haven of Rest f "fl 00 Music Box Friendship Circle Coffee Date 95 Music Box Friendship Circle ffe JDTatf. 9 30 Helen Trent NBC Bandstand Voice of Deliverance 9 45 Aunt Mary NBC Bandstand Voice of Deliverance 10-00 Name Your Neighbor NBC Bandstand" Newspaper of the Air 1015 News & Bulletins NBC Bandstand Telo-Test" 10-30 Nora Drake NBC Bandstand The Home Show 0:45 Pat Buttram" . NBC Bandstand The Home Show -m n 00 Trading Post NBC Bandstand Morning Melodies 11 lls Aunt Jenny- NBC Bandstand Queen for a Day" . 1130 Housepartv" Merchants Jackpot Queen for a Day 11:45 Houseparty' Merchant Jackpot Queen tor a Day 12 00 Paul Harvey Lunchtime News Noontime News 1215 Record Rack Weather. Markets Western Roundup Time llaoZRoS? VaUey Reporter-Local News. Sport. Western SunduD le 12 45 Weather Report Top Tune. Kashbox Western Roundup Time. ISO Musical Mixmaster Five Star Matinee Western Roundup Time 1-15 Whispering Streets Five Star Matinee Western Roundup Time 130 Ruth Ashton"Wthr Westside Party Western Roundup Time 1 :45 Strictly for the Ladies Westsidc Party Carnation Milk Time 2:00 My True Story Westside Party Western Roundup 215 My True Storv Westside Party Western Rounduo 2 30 Rep. Convention" Rep. Convention Rep. Convention 2 45 Rep. Convention Rep. Convention Rep. Convention "3.00 Rep. Convention Rep. Convention Rep. Convention 313 Rep. Convention Rep. Convention Rep. Convention 3 30 Rep. Convention" Rep. Convention Rep. Convention 3 45 Rep. Convention" Rep. Convention Rep. Convention 4:00 Rep. Convention Rep. Convention Rep. Convention" 4:15 Rep. Convention" Rep. Convention Rep. Convention 4.30 Rep. Convention" Rep. Convention Rep. Convention 4.45 Rep. Convention' Rep. Convention Rep. Convention "3:00 Rep. Convention" Rep. Convention" Rep. Convention 5:15 Rep. Convention Reo. Convention" Rep. Convention 3:30 Rep. Convention Regional Roundup Rep. Convention 5:45 Rep. Convention' Look to the Skies Rep. Convention 8:00 Music Room KMED Sports Daily Rep. Convention" 6:15 Music Room Dine at 1440 Local News 6 30 Ring Crosby Dine at 1440 Hemingway News 6 4? Bing Crosby" Dine at 1440 Meet Shakespeare 7:00 :Ox Robv' Morgan Beattv News KWIN Karavan 7:15 Eddv Arnold One Man s Family KWIN Karavan 7 30 21st Precinct" People Are Funny" KWIN Karavan 7:45 21st Precinct People Are Funny KWIN Karavan 8:00 Port land-Vancouver Conversation Ha!u!e ! fafe!y 8:15 Portland-Vancouver Conversation Salu te to gaiety 8 30 Portland-Vancouver Jane Pickens Bob & Ray 8 45 Portland-Vancouver Jane Pickens Bob fit Ray 9 of) Portland-Vancouver Can Freedom Win" News 9 15 Portland-Vancouver Can Freedom Win General Sportstime 9 30 Portland-Vancouver Wayne King Orch. 3c, P"vatte 9 45 Portland -Vancouver Wayne King Orch. Jacks Private Line 10 00 Off the Record Richfield Reporter KWIN Caravan 1015 Off the Record Nightwatchman KWIN Caravan 10 30 Off the Record Nightwatchman KWIN Caravan 10 45 Off the Record. News Nightwatch & Newa KWIN Caravan 11:00 slgrTOff Sign Off Music TiU 12:00 ABC CBS "NBC "MBS KROY 730 KC AI1 p me rams at same time daily unless otherwise Indicated) A M. 5:45 Sign on. Music throughout day except for following programs - 10-tO 15 KBOY Bargains; 11-12 (Sunday only. First Baptist service P.M. 12-12:13 KBOY ranch: 12:15-1230 (Sunday only) KBOY ranch: 6:30 Sign off. 3109 Electricians Get Licenses Since July 1 Salem W.R The State Labor Bureau has reported it had licensed 3109 electricians since July 1. Supervising electricians with at least four years journeyman experience obtained 1114 of the licenses; journeymen. 1419; maintenance journeymen, 470; and motion picture, sign and ele vator electricians, 106. Le' MR. ED The Amazing New Stylist at . . MANN'S BEAUTY SALON create a new hair style that will be yours alone. Call 2-6434 for an Appointment and other rectal disease colon stomwh umm truis. UttMt iospltal operitM. CREDIT TO IESPOHSIBLE FcOPlf For 46 ........ o!aa rtkBB toni or Call DEAN CLINIC Practtc United to proctology " Op4t 10 c !f. ui--. I 8 O.m. Moil . . W-i.. M. 11 . tm'.l S p. Tt. ena Th. Expert Says Farmers Neglect Some Erosion Lexington, Ky. (U.R) While most modern farmers recognize gullies and large silt deposits as trouble that needs attention, they may overlook less obvious signs of erosion, according to a Uni versity of Kentucky soil and wa ter conservation expert, Lyle Leonard. Leonard said that appearance of new stones and gravel on the surface' after a field has been cleared is usually a sign that fine soil has washed away. Sim ilarly, while frost heaving may bring small stones to the surface in some areas, if the soil beneath a flat stone is higher than the soil around it, making a little pedestal, it indicates that sur rounding soil has washed away. Further exposure of boulders or bedrock also indicates a low ered soil surface. Occasionally a farmer who hasn't noticed a gra dual erosion of his soil will strike with his plow a drain tile that originally was buried deep enough to be safe from damage. ; Exposed tree roots also show : soil washing. The Medical Roundup ky -riup-t. Emeritus Consultant In Medicine, Alayo tunic Emeritus Professor ot Medicine, Mayo Foundation D.d line Sunday Classified la at noon Saturday. 10 a.m Monday for Monday- olttex days 5 ;30 previous day. Center For Crippled Children In answer to my column on artificial limbs for children. Mrs. B. C. Saunders writes me iiiii iihii about the pi- fef , A- I o n e e r work r 1 that has been done in the Michigan Crippled Children Com mission in Grand Rapids. She says they were the first uaiin Ajvare in the united States to establish an amputee program devoted exclusively to children. Today, even small children a few months old, when born without an arm or leg, are being fitted with an art ificial limb. I am always glad to hear of in stitutions in which magnificent work is being done for children. Achondroplastic Dwarfs Achondroplastic dwarfs are easily recognized with their short arms and legs, their large head and their full-sized trunk. This condition is due to a defect in growth in the cartilages at the ends of some of the long Portland, Salem Hotels Lose Money To Gunman Portland U.R) A Salem hotel and a Portland hotel were held up yesterday, each for the second time in recent days, and police were wondering if a long-distance gunman was re sponsible for both. The Argo hotel in downtown Salem was held up at 12:15 a.m. and the Ockley hotel in down town Portland was held up at 2:20 a.m. In each case the young gunman reminded his victim it was a second visit. If it was the same gunman, his two tries 50 miles apart netted him a paltry $36. Court Records POLICE COURT Vsnn.th T.nurlt Tavlor. violation Of basic rule. $15. Robert S. Basev. no operator li cense. S10. Alena Alexandra iwaKinen. xaiiurc w yield richt of way, S10. Teddie Lee Sourlock. excessive noise. S10. Jarki. Lawrence Pruitt. excessive noise. S10. Criliord stine uanes, excessive nuiac. $1Eueene Chauncey Whitelex. viola tion of basic rule. S10. . Dean Robert Cain, failure to stop at r.d lieht and no Oregon's driver's license. $10. . . Robert Gordon Smith, violation of basic rule. S10. . , ui.wM A.icH erraum. violation Of basic rule. $10. Richard Lee Bell, failure to Stop at stoo licht, $5. Barbara byltna Lane uaxes, viola tion of basic rule. $10. Robert Jerome O'Sullivan, violation of basic rule. S10. . n,nrAM- riiTarwth Wheeler, viola tion of basic rule. $10. linn. ui.nu lurnarn violation m basic rule. Sib. bones. It appears to be transmit ted through what is called a dominant gene, but there are puzzling cases in which the in heritance does not follow the "rule." It is transmitted from the affected parent to the offs- spring without skipping genera tions. When an achondroplastic child is born to normal parents it is thought to be due to what is called a mutation, or a sudden change of a normal gene to a defective one. This accident happens to about on in 44,000 of the population. Parents of such children write asking if there is any clinic to wmch they can take the child for treatment, and I have to answer sadly that I know of none. There is no known treat ment for the disease. These dwarfs appear to be normal ex cept for the lack of growth in their long bones. They are sturdy and long-lived. When they marry, their children usual ly show the defect. 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.) The standard of living is now K) low in Russia that the aver lge family can only afford caviar two meals a day. For the third meal, they don't eat anything but fish eggs. lntoxi- DISTRICT COURT William Francis Mulligan, ratPri on nn hi it- hichwav. S15. C. E .Carter, operating trucK wunoui proper fire fighting equipment, ju. Ueorge Aiuerc roicn. overwium, iu. John Paul Bruce, overwidth. $113. .Tnhn Frank Harden, overwidth. $15. Eugene Roger Richmond, failure to i stop at stoo sign, S10. Eugene Roger Richmond, failure to Ston at stop sign. $10. Robert Eugene Drake, no emergency brake. SR. Barbara Ann Ayres, angling witnout license, $15. Arlie Junior Ayres. angling without a license. $15. I Ernest William Hinkie, overwiatn. $15. Edgar Thomas Olson. laiiure to stop at stoo sign. SI0. Lawrence Raymond Phillips, oper ating vehicle with suspended license, $30 Rov Louis Doe. inadequate muffler. $15. James O. Arntz. no red flag on ex tended load and overwidth. $30. Ruth B. Simmons, failure to stop at stop sign. $10. I Larry Robert Meyer, no operators license. $10. Richard Terry perKins, inadequate muffler. $15. Terry Allen Johnstone, no operator s license. $10 Thomas Tibbetta, failure to fall snaps Weslev Nevel Charley, inadequate mud guards. $10. Jackie Rudoloh Huckaote. no oper ator s license. $6. Portland Church Subject of Lawsuit Portland (U.R) A Portland church which voted to break away from its parent body was the subject of a suit filed here yesterday, asking that its assets be turned over to the parent organization. Named as defendants ' were the First Evangelical Reformed Church of Portland, its pastor and the church council of eight persons. The Pacific Northwest Synod of the Evangelical and Reformed church and the national head quarters of the church brought the action. GOT NO SYMPATHY Fayetteville, Tenn. (U.R) Mary Haney changed her mind in a hurry while complaining to a policeman about the new neighbor's dogs. She learned the policeman was her neighbor and owned the dogs. Boy Gets Treatment For Bite by Mad Dog Dallas, Tex. (U.R) A six-year-old boy, who had left the Texas town of Rockwall not knowing he had been bitten by a rabid dog, underwent treatments to day that will save his life. The boy. King Lear, son of Mr. and Mrs. B. "C. Lear, Dallas, had been the object of a wide spread search through the South and Southwest. Mrs. Lear said she "accident ally heard" a radio broadcast Monday that the child would die in a few days unless he was found. do FALSE TEETH Rock, Slide or Slip? PASTEETH, an Improved powder to be sprinkled on upper or lower plates, holds false teeth more firmly In place. Do not slide, slip or rocs:- No gummy, gooev. pastv taste or feeling. PAS TKETH Is alkaline (non-acid) Doe not sour. Checks "plate odor" (den ture breath) . Get FAS TEETH at any drug counter. Strange As It Seems by Elsfe Hix ss m"i" i -Itetweis ft HALF Witt ON a. 0MEftt60f ft Il-INCH L.P. RECORD. 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