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Newspaper Page TextTWO MEDFORD (OREGON) MAIL TRIBUNE Friday, August 24. 193S 71-72 71 STAR GAZEK!'? Bj CLAY X POLLAN TAUtUt - APJL 21 V 3- 4-22 53 CfMtNJ my 22 21-43-49-51' 54-64 31-83 CAMCEI JULV 23 6-13-23-aa 37-il 78 uo AUG 23 9-20-3.-3 hLU 76-77 VI GO AUG 2 StPT 16-172SM I 67 W 871 M Your Daily Activity Guide M According lo the S'ort. To develop message for Saturdoy, reod words correspond ing, to number of your Zodioc bn sign. UUA 12 24-34-; B7-6v-S3-90l 1 To4. 2 No 3 Couon 4 Aoviiobl 5 C 7 Wo-c 8 C't v G 10 Ty 11 Let 12 You 13 St 14 Your 15 To 16 E:oy 17 Voun It S.tks 19 lov 20 Down 21 Kr 22 Pomer 23 To 21 Should :s Qu' T6 Push 27 Pervmol 23 Needs 29 At 30 Oovino Good 31 To 32 Tourh 33 W 31 Tor 35 Won, 3o P:oc 37 To 33 Aoa-njf 39 Biois 10 Your 11 Bloom 42 D,re 13 CIo 11 locks 15 You 44 Fi-WXTTT 17 OuM 13 Few 19 CH 50 Hov. 51 ChoroH 81 Or. Vtr Money Oonce Tofc. FntnoHWB l lvHl Today In It Pa5nnes F.-M TK. Top O Ir l fv.ote Tak. Actmrt A90.fi T scosno JOV 71 47.1f56i"J B962-65 1U SAGITTAIIUS NOV 23 g DEC 22 gsi 1 1-14-19-30 V 2-50-80-84V 52 lo 53 ToT. 51 Poc! 55 Money 56 Ar. 57 Secuofy 58 Reody 59 Iniomng 60 Money Adverse 82 83 81 85 86 87 88 89 90 Provident 825 Neutral CAHJCOtN ian 7-32 52 550 k,3-6e-"5 Ki JAV .eft' m 19 JLT5 8.IO-15-26fi -J bg-70-79-85SH men FEB 20 MAR 21 I- 7-1 33?? No In m I lo'J-30-OU "r RADIO PROGRAMS-FRIDAY Prog rims listed below ire received from the radio stations and the Mail Tribune assumes no responsibility except to make such changes as are supplied KYJC 1230 kc KM ED 1440 kc KWIN 1400 kc 4 00 Club 1230 Fred Waring Songfest KWIN'S Top Ten 4 13 Music & Sptt Caravan Fred Waring Songfest HeminKa isews 4 30 Club 1230 Cafe LounKe Here s the Answer 4A.'t F rank lioss" Cafe Lounge Sam Haes 5:00 Edward P. Morgan 5:15 Tom Harmon" 5 30 Amoi & Andy" 5:45 Amos St Andy 6 00 Edward R. Murrow 6 15 Lowell Thomas" 11:30 BinR Crosb V " fi 45 Johnnv D""'r" 7:00 f'i" - 7 15 Eddy Arnold" 7 no. Coin Music With Sam Music With Sam Reerional Roundup Gran tiand Rice Story Cavalcade of Sports Cavalcade of Sports Sports Daily Music in March Time Morgan Beatty One Man's Family :shoo' Nat'l Radio Fan Club 7-45 Columbia Workshop" Nat l Radio Fan Club Bob Sc Rav Bob & Rav Bob Sc Rav Let s Tal kS ports Fulton Lewis Jr." Local News KWiN Karavan Spts. K WIN Karavan S pis. "KWIN Karavan Rams vs Browns Ftball. Ranis vs Browns Ftball. Rama vb Browns Ftball r on Portland vs Vancouver ?-afl Radio Fan Club Rams vs Browns Ftba 11. R t5 Portland vs Vancouver Nat l Radio Fan Cluh Rams vs Browns Ftba . R 30 Portland vs Vancouver Nat l Radio Fan Club Rams vs Browns F ba . r 45 Portland vs Vancouver Nat l Rad.o Fan Club Rams vs Browns Ftball. -o-orPortland"rv?ncouve- Heartbeat Theatre Rams vs Browns Ftball. 9-V5 Portland v- Vancouver Heartheat Theatre Rams vs Browns Ftba . S -Portland Vancouver Proudly We Hail Rams vs Browns Ftball. 9 4T Portland v- Vancouver Proudly We Hail Rams vs Brow ns f tDau. fntrwbTpd News Beat Richfield Reporter KWIN Karavan 10 15 Off The Record NicMwatchman b ar) 10 30 Off The Rrird Nichtwatchman 5rivT a ? 10 4.1 Off the Record & News Night-watchman A NewsKWIN Karaxan TlOoHsign Off Sign Off Kim s Serenade RADIO PROGRAMS-SATURDAY 00 News 6:15 World News Roundup R 30 Frank Goss A 45 Yawn Patrol Bob Robert's Corral WaJteuo Ranch ' Bob Robert's Corral Wakeup Ranch Bob Robert's Corral The Home Show Firt News The Home Show 7:00 Coffee Concert 7-t5 Martin Acronskv 7 30 Robert Q. Lewis 7 : 4 5 Robert Q. Lewis 8 00 News 8:13 Visit With Blng 8 -30 Gunsmoke 8 45 Guasmoke Country Music Network News Rogue Valley Beeper Breakfast Gane News Commentary News A Weather Weather & 7:50 Newa Farm News 0 00 Newscast S 15 Music Box 1 J0 No School Today 9 45 No School Today Koffee Klatch Oregon Game Comm. Norm's Choice Music Norm's Choice Music Friendship Circle Friendship Circle Here's To Vets Sat. News Desk World News Sports Musical Spotlite Haven of Kest Haven of Rest Coffee Date Coffee Date Voice ot Deliverance Voice of Deliverance 10-00 News & City Hosp. 1015 Cttv Hospital" 10:30 Record Rack 10 45 Record Rack 1 1 ;00 Trading Post 11:15 Mimic Room 11:30 Garden Gate' 1 1 45 Guest Star MONITOR MONITOR MONITOR MONITOR Game of The Day Game of The Day" Game of The Day Game of The Day MONITOR MONITOR Nat l Farm. Home Hr. Nat'l Farm. Home Hr. Game of the Day Game of the Day Game of the Day Game of the Day 12.00 News 12 15 Treasurv Show 12 30 Club 1230 12 45 Weather ft Music 1 flh Club 1230 1 15 Club 1230 1 30 Club 1230 1:45 Club 1230 MONITOR" MONITOR" WX. Monitor MONITOR Game of the Day Game of the Day Wraoup & News Western Roundup Time 2 00 News 2:15 Club 1230 2 30 Club 1230 2 45 Cluh 1 230 3 00 News 3 15 Club 1230 3 30 Club 1230 3 45 Club 1230 MONITOR MONITOR MONITOR MONITOR MONITOR MONITOR MONITOR MONITOR Western Roundup Time Western Roundup Time Western Roundup Time Western Roundup Time Western Roundup Time Western Roundup Time Western Roundup Time Western Roundup Time MONITOR MONITOR" MONITOR" MONITOR Meet Shakespeare Music Salute to Safetv Salute to Safety 4 00 News 4 15 Club 1230 4:30 Vets Administration 4 45 Frank Gobs' 5:00 News 5:15 Tom Harmon 5 3n Indictment"" 5 :4 5 I nd ictmenf "fi 00 Fort Laramie" 6 15 Fort Laramie A 30 Unit W fi 45 Unit fW MONITOR MONITOR MONITOR MONITOR- MONITOR MONITOR" Grand Ole Opry Gra nd Ole Opry" MONITOR MONITOR MONITOR MONITOR Recorded Music News" Salute to Safetv Salute to Safety Bandstand U.S.A. Bandstand U.S.A. Snuthside News Musical Spotlite Hawaii Calls" Hawaii Calls" Guy Lombardo Guy Lombardo 7 00 News 7:l?i Lawrence Welk 7 30 Howard Cosell" 7 45 Coconut Grove Orch. d "ooPortlnnd vs Vancouver r 15 Portland vs Vancouver R ;in Portland vs Vancouver R4." PortlandvsVancouver "ft o(i Portland vs Vancouver 9:15 Portland vs Vancouver fl 30 Portland vs Vancouver fl'45 Portland vs Vancouver MONITOR MONITOR" MONITOR" MONITOR" Hardtop Races Hardtop Races Hardtop Races H ardtop Races Hardtop Races Hardtop Races Hardtop Races Hardtop Races KWIN Karavan KWIN Karavan Public Librarv Social Security KWIN Karavan KWIN Karavan KWIN Karavan KWIN Karavan N'-ws " KWIN Karavan Jack's Private Line Jack's Private Line 10:00 World News Beat 10 H Off the Record in 30 Off the Record 10 45 Off the Record, News 1 1 00 Sign Off KMED News Report KWIN Karavan Nightwatchman KWIN Karavan Nightwatchmsn KWIN Karavan Night Watch St News KWIN Karavan Sign Off Music By Moonlite KBOY 730 KC (All pro trams at same time dally unless otherwise Indicated) AM 545 Sign on. Mu?ic throughout dav excep. 'or following programs-10-10 T5 KBOY Bargains; 11-17 iSunday onlvi First Baptist service P M. 12-12:15 KBOY ranch. 12:15-1230 (Sunday only KBOY ranch: 6:30 Sign off. TV PROGRAMS - KBES (Channel 5) FRIDAY 4 on Treasure Travels 5 on Wild Bill HiCKoctc 5 45 News 5 55 Weather 6 00 Cavalcade of Snorts 7 oo Hollvwood Album 7 :15 Heath s 8 00 Man Called X 8 30 Highway Patrol 9 oo Undercurrent 9 30 Mayor of the Town 10:00 Premier Theatre 1130 News ft Sign Off WALT'S TV & RADIO SERVICE Oldest Shop in So. Ore son 409 & Main Phone 3-2269 Day and Night Service, (51 ed ford and Vtelmty. Ntgnt Calls end Sundays No calls m Cve. or all day SaL .53.50 SATURDAY 9AS Baseball Preview 9-55 Chicago at N Y. 1 oo Saratoga Handicap 2:00 Treasure Travels 3:00 Saturdav Sports Parade 3:30 Mr. Wizard 4:00 On The Trail 4:30 Saturday Showtime 6:15 Easv Vallev Golf Clinic 6 30 Eaith For Today 7:00 Tne Honevmoonert 730 Stage Show 8 on Crunch Sc Dei 8 30 Russ Morgan Show 9 00 Encore Theater 9:30 People Are Funnv 10.00 Chicago Wrestling 1 1 :00 News ft Sign Off SUNDAY 12:00 Frontiers of Faith 12:30 American Forum 1 :fH) Zoo Parade 1 30 CBS News 2:00 Afternoon Theater 3:00 Afternoon Theater Why Suffer Longer? When Others Fail COME TO US ACT NOW! Our Nirunt'i HERB rcmedin will help you to re gjm your good health. Our remedies have bee" successful in aiding the sick all ever the state for ever 18 rears. 1 B. FONG Herb Specialist Remedies for disorders, sinuses, heart, liver, stomach, gas and ulcers, constipation, piles, asthma, female complaints, kidney, bladder, blood, rheumatism, back and headaches. For Male, Female and Children. BRANCH OFFICES: Albany Salem Eugene North Bend CHARLIE CHAN 0FFICI OPEN SUNDAYS ONLY 12 NOON TO 4 P.M. CHINESE MEDICINE & HERB CO. 624 S. Riverside Mfdtord The Medical Roundup Emeritus Consultant tn Medicine, Mayo tunic Emeritus Professor ot Medicine. Mayn Foundation in-1 1 lllli The Person Who Needs To Bo Amused In a fine book on "The Dy namics of Aging," by Ethel Sabin Smith (Norton), I find a remarkable thought. The author says an elder ly or a sick person is of ten like the child who keeps saying, "Play with me"; "Read to me"; "Stay with me." I can still re- nanvi Aivarr member as a child on our lonely farm, going to my mother and saying, "What can I do now?" An older person is the more likely to make such demands if, like a child, he feels inadequate "to meet each day on the basis of his own strength" if he has few interests and no inner resources. I know many husbands who, after supper expect the wife to entertain them in some way to read to them, or to play cards. It does not seem to occur to them that they might find their own book to read; or to play soli taire, or to find some hobby or task around the house that would interest them. Similarly, there are many wives who seem to have the idea that when the husbands married them, the marriage service read "to love, honor, and amuse." Blessed is the man or woman who can find his or her own in terests, forms of amusement, and life to lead All of us would be wise in our youth and middle years to learn to amuse our selves, and to keep happy within ourselves, because so often in old age there is no one around who wants to take ovr the job of talking to us, playing with us and keeping us occupied. I remember so well the night I graduated from high school; the address was given by that wonderful man, David Starr Jor dan of Stanford. He said that we students had better continue to educate ourselves so as to be come interesting people. If, for lack of of continuing our educa tion and constantly getting new thoughts, we were to become bores, it would be rough on those about us, but roughest on us because we would have to be living with ourselves most of the time. Gelling the Blood Pressure Measured Many persons tell me how dis turbed and upset they get be cause they keep constantly going to physicians to have their blood pressure measured. When the pressure is up higher than they expected it to be they get dis tressed; and when it is lower than they expect it to be they get frightened. Every physician knows well this type of person, and often wishes that he or she would go to some clinic far away. Because of this sort of thing, most physicians advise their pa tients to avoid having their blood pressure measured. They know that knowledge of the pressure-reading rarely does any good, and commonly it causes great anxiety and mental dis tress. In the cases of many per sons the pressure goes up and down from day to day and even during a single day. I'll never forget the woman who came in to my office with a systolic blood pressure of 220 mm. and symp toms that suggested a severe type of hypertension. I sent her out to the hospital and tele- Drug Proves Useful in Treating Unfriendly Dogs Chicago flJ.R) Chlorproma zine, the new "tranquilizing drug widely used in the treatment of emotional disorders, has proved useful in treating "unfriendly" dogs. A report in the Journal of the American Veterinary Medical Association said the drug also has been used on animals as a pre anesthetic sedative when surgery is to be performed. The association said chlorpro mazine, widely used in mental institutions, "effected a marked influence on the behavior of nervous dogs and made aggres sive or unfriendly dogs easier to manage." 4:fir CoIIece Hour 4:30 Telephone Time with John Nesbitt 5 00 This Is The Life 5:30 Over The Backyard Gral 5:45 Industry On Parade 6:00 Private Secretary fi:30 Wines to Hawaii 6:45 Strength For Peace 7 :00 Ed Sullivan 8 00 GE Theater 8:30 My Hero 9:00 Man Against Crime 9:30 Weekly News in Review 9:45 Bill Perl Presents 10:00 I've Got a Secret 10 30 Neun & Sien Off DOW TV SERVICE Expert Service All Makes PHONE 2-7994 Day or Nite phoned my assistant to take good care of her. Next morning, when I made rounds, he said there must have been some mistake because the woman who came in had a blood pressure of only 120 mm. I went to see if the woman was the right one; and there she was, and she did have a blood pressure of 120. But when I had her get out of bed and walk around the hospital, within a hour it was up over 200 again. She was one of those many persons who have a nor mal pressure at night and a high pressure during the day. I remember another woman who used to come in with a sys tolic blood pressure usually about 170 mm. Occasionally it was 240 mm. When I asked her what she had been doing on the days when the pressure was high, she said her good-for-nothing son had come with a lawyer to abuse her and try to force her to consent to the breaking of his father's will, which had left money to him only in trust. Physicians have had so much trouble with their patients' get ting all upset when told that their pressure is high that many refuse ever to tell what the read- Scientists say that the world will gradually shrink to the size of a golf ball. You can just bet that there'll be at least one golfer left who'll tee it up and clobber it out of bounds. MR. LARRY Now at Crateridn Beauty Salon Appointments After 5 P.M. PHONE 2-4830 BEVERLY'S TV & RADIO Phone 2-9001 634 Crater Lake Ave. Service Calls $3.50 Open Sunday Through Friday My own shop 8 years near Port land Repairing All Makes The Gretel BRIDAL PAIR Set with 10 Diamonds 14-Karat Gold Mounting NO MONEY DOWN 1.00 WEEK I mi rse sin, m 'djtlin in i I 122 East Main St. Ph. 3-5 Ing Is. They beg their patients not to have their pressure taken often. Even I, who am not a wor rier about my health, get my pressure measured only once a year. Persons Who Cannot Got To Sleep As I said a while ago In a col umn on insomnia, there are two main types of this trouble: one on which the person cannot get to sleep, and the other in which he or she gets to sleep all right. but then wakes perhaps at 4 a.m. and cannot get to sleep again. Such a person then needs a calm ing drug which works quickly and has a short action. He can not take an ordinary sleeping tablet because this would make him sleepy until noon the next day. 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) Republicans Deny Rifi in Oregon Portland OJ.R) Republi cans today denied Democratic claims of a rift among the sup porters of Douglas McKay, Re publican nominee for the U.S.. Senate. Mike Katz, president of a local Young Democratic club, claim ed "there has been a whole sale departure of young liberal Republicans from the McKay campaign because of dissatisfac tion with McKay"s tactics." He said Paull Hebb and Nathan Heath had resigned from Mc Kay's campaign committee in disagreement. Paul Ewing, a spokesman for McKay, said Hebb had been named by GOP State Chairman Wendell Wyatt to be coordina tor for all statewide Republican candidates and that McKay re leased Hebb for that reason. Ewing said Heath resigned his position with the McKay campaign to return to his law practice. Hebb said that he will be more active than before in the cam paign and that he was certain that Heath and Phil Hitchcock also were in the McKay cam paign "to the end." Hitchcock lost to McKay in the primary. He called Katz' as sertion "... a typical Demo cratic Inaccuracy." CAR SOUNDS ALARM New Hartford. Conn. (U.PJ An automobile called out its own "SOS" but help came too late. John Saharek heard the horn, caused by a fire, but when he got there the car was destroyed. Accomplished hair stylist at MANN'S Specialises in little girl's hair styl ing and cutting ... Bring your little debutante in soon. Send her prettily back to school. CALL 2-6434 A BLOOM AT LAST Madison, Wis. (U.PJ Mrs. Frank Edgerly. rural Madison, has about 1.000 plants growing in her yard and home, but one has become her favorite. A cac tus she has had for 25 years bloomed recently for the first time. Daily's "-Drive Medford Airport e As It Seems hy' l n rss Strang -fiefM.'&BtKOroAA- ZPMltTHt RoS WD SPOIL Trie CHILO' to MieOUdTEPFROMTHEatLE. tf WfrS 0RI61NHL1.Y- t&TETH His scfJ; , , BUT HE ThfiTLOVeTHHlH OiAsmsiSTil HM fivrtrisBV? ALIJ CAR0UUE I w X German astronomer, Z- milism Herschel, TR r NSW COMBrSTnRDlJSe Sf CX HER OWN D&SeRYKfoNS rlUWRN HfclK W&S USED 2wJ JrlllV OFKoPEiFOKCATftPuUfe &brt& ii4l"M -Trie WOMEN Of CRKTHr66 VZfefl , W 'Ji3? sAcRiFireyrHEiR 1 y ft iA mklLLhi O. JI r--- -JiJC. 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