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Newspaper Page TextSIX MEDFORD (OREGON) MAIL TRIBUNE STAR -Br CLAY R. rt Your Daily Activity Guide According fo the Sforj. To develop messoge for Wednesday, read words corresponding ro numbers of your Zodicc birth sign. 56- 5979 801 TAURUS t-' APR 21 Fovorabk 31 To 61 Or 2 Buy 32 Ske 62 Your 3 To 33 Eve 3 To 4 Accept 3 Rules 64 For 5 Don t 35 For 65 AAottri 6 A 36 Morriog 66 Indrsoosed 7 Lov 37 Moy . 67 Everything 8 Keep 38 Ime-est 68 Gool 9 Obwrvf 3 Moy 69 Of 10 Cke. i0 Be 70 Hondjmelv 11 And tt O 71 Concerning 12 Chonot 42 Out 72 You 13 Your 43 Pay 73 Encounter 14 Get 44 To 74 Budget 15 Health 45 Sett 75 Some 16 Don't 46 BoWV 76 In 17 To 47 If 77 Today. '8 Try 48 Mok 78 Fmoncet " A 49 Home 79 On 20 CoutKHM 50 You 80 Rumors 21 D.tcouroged 51 Do 81 Sooal 22 Don 52 AHon 82 Publ 23 Health 53 Presented 83 Funetw 24 Strong 54 Go) 84 Coniactt 25 Lrsten 55 Today 85 Unfo.r 26 Ideal 56 Or 86 One 27 Inturonc 57 You're 87 Etro 28 Proportion 58 For 88 Doy 29 EMorn 59 Poit 89 Money .30 If 60 The 90 Rebuffs Good () Adverse fJNcfuSl V MAY 21 4- 6-12 -171 43-75- ST-gH GEXUeM JUNE 3 LI 24-28-37-4d M 5163-72 CANCCt i JUNE 23 l3 ) WM HV47 574 10-23-34 66 uo j JULY 24 i-AUG 23 r V 5-K-21-30 r-iV 50- 71 35-90 VltCO AUG 24 vj 12 lJ29-39-4d y 69-70-77 RADIO PROGRAMS-TUESDAY Programs listed below arc received from the radio stations and tho Mail Tribuna assumes no responsibility except to mjka suck changes as ara supplied KVJC 1230 kc " K.MKD 1440 kc KWIN 1400 ke 00 Club 1230 Fred Waring Sonfrfest XWIN'a Top Ten 4 IS Music. Sports Caravan Fred Waring Songfest Heminjrway News 4:30 Club 1230 County Ext. Agent Here's the Answer m 4 43 Frank Goss Music With Sam Sam Hayes ' 5:00 Edward P. Morgan Music With Sam Bob & Ray 5:13 Tom Harmon Music With Sam Bob&Ray 5 30 Amos & AndV Regional Roundup Bob Ar Ray 5 45 Amos-Andy. News Man on the Co Let m Talk Sports 6 00 Edward R. Murrow Sports Reports Fulton Lewis Jr. 8 15 Lowell Thomas TBA !f.?l.I55w . 8 30 B.ngCrosbv- TBA K W N Karavan-Sports 6 45 Johnny Dollar" TBA , KWIN Karavan-Sports. 7 :00 Hoby" & So. Ore Golf Morgan Beatty KWINKaravan 7:15 So. Oregon Golf Tourn. TBA KW,!S J5aravan 7:30 Mystery Time TBA KW'N Karavan 7 43 Mystery Time TBA KWIN Karavan, 8 00 Portland-Los Angeles Biography in Sound Salute to Safety 8:15 Portland-Los Angeles Biography In Sound Salute to Safety 8 30 Portland-Los Angeles Biography In Sound KWIN Karavan 8:4.3 Portland-Los Angeles Biography in Sound KWIN Karavan 9 00 Portland-Los Angeles Air Time News 8 13 Portland-Los Angeles AirTime KWINKaravan 8 JO Portland Los Angeles Parade of Bands Jacks Private Line 9 45 Portland-Los Angeles Parade of Bands Jack s Private Line 10:00 Off the Record Richfield Reporter KWINKaravan , 10:15 Off the Record Nightwatchman KWINKaravan 10:30 Off the Record Nightwatchman KWINKaravan 10:45 Off the Record. NewsNightwatch & News KWINKaravan Tl:00 Sign Off Sign Off Music By Moonllte RADIO PROGRAMS-WEDNESDAY 8 00 World News Roundup Bob Roberts Corral Wakeup Ranch 6 13 Yawn Patrol Bob Roberts Corral Wakeup Ranch 6.30 Frank Goss" Bob Roberta Corral The Home Show 6:45 Harry Babbitt First News The Home Show ' 7 00 Coffee Concert Farm News, Sports Hemingway News . 7:15 Martin Agronsky Rogue Valley Beeper Breakfast Gang 7 -30 Tom MacLeod Sports News Commentary News and Weather 7:45 Howard Miller Show Weather & 7:50 News Best Buys 8 00 Frisk i Frolic World News Roundup Cliff Ingle News 8 IIS Breakfast Club Kashbox, Swap 4: Sell Local News-Sports 8:30 Breakfast Club Frank's Choice Music Bible Institute- ' 8:45 Breakfast Club rrank's Choice Music Bible Institute 9 oo Music Box Friendship Circle News Coffee Date 9:13 Music Weislield Friendship Circle Coffee Date 9 30 Helen Trent" NBC Bandstand Voice of Deliverance 9 45 News & Bulletins NEC Bandstand Voice of Deliverance 10 00 Name Your Neighbor NBC Bandstand Newspaper Of The Air" 10:15 Aunt Mary NBC Bandstand Telo-Test 10 30 Nora Drake NBC Bandstand The Home Show 10:43 Pat Buttram Show NBC Bandstand The Home Show 110OTradingPost Let There Be Light News- Music 11-13 Aunt Jenny Symptoms of Our Times Queen for a Day 1130 Housepartv Merchants Jackpot Queen For A Day 1 1 :45 House party Merchants Jackpot Queen For A Day oo Paul Harvey Lunchtime News Noontime News I' 15 Record Rack Weather. Livestock Western Roundup Time 12 30 Rogue Valley Reporters Local News. Sports Western Roundup Time 12 :45 Weather; Lost Pets Top Tune. Kashbox Western Roundup Time 1 00 Musical Mixmaster Five Star Matinee Western Roundup Time 1 :15 Whispering Streets Five Star Matinee Western Roundup Time 1 :30Ruth Ashton-Weather" Hilltop House WMt" Ro".n2u1Bl1.ma 1 :45 Strictly for the Ladies Pepper Young Carnation Milk Time 2 00 Mv True Story Woman in My House Western Roundup I 2 15 Mv True Story Mary M. McBride Western Roundup 2 30 Arthur Godfrey Westside Party Salute to Safety 2 45 Arthur Godfrey Westside Party Salute to Safety "3 00 Arthur Godfrey" Westside Party Western Roundup Time 3 15 Arthur Godfrey Westside Party Western Roundup Time 3 30 Arthur Godfrey" Westside Party Meet Shakespeare 3 43 Arthur Godfrey Westside Party Telo-Test "4 oo Club 1230 Fred Waring Songfest KWIN'sTopTen 4 15 Music. Sports Caravan Fred Waring Songfest Hemingway News 4 3o3ciub 1230 KMED Presents Here s the Answer 4 43 Frank Goss Music With Sam Sam Hayes " 5 00 Edward P. Morgan Music With Sam Bob i Ray. 5:15 Tom Harmon- Music With Sam Bob&Ray 5 30 Amos & Andy" Local Oregon News B b&Ray 5 45 Amos-Andv. News" Man On The Go Let Talk Sports "6:00 Edward R. Murrow" KMED Sports Dally FtonLewis Jr. M5-M'""v-S2S!S. TBA KWIN Karavan-Sports . onnnrUir" Sa KWIN Karavan-Sports- TTSlePavl US kIIn1 ? ltusoense-- TBA KWIN Karavan ? 451usen1e- TBA KWIN Karavan 8 00 Portland-Los Angeles You Bet Your Life Salute to Safety 8 15 Portland-Los Angeles You Bet Your Life Salute to Safety 8 30 Portland-Los Angeles Truth or Consequences KWINKaravan 8 43 Portland-Los Angeles Truth or Consequences KWINKaravan 9 on Portland-Los Angeles Sound Flight 56 Efl! 9 1 5 Portland-Los Angeles Sound Flight 56 KWIN Karavan 9 30 Portland Los Angeles Three Score it Five Jack s Private Line 9 45 Portland-Los Angeles Three Score & Five Jack s Private Line 10 K)0 world Ne ws Beat S'chield, Reporter KWIN Karavan 1n., off the Record Nightwatchman KWINKaravan 10 iSZoff the Record Nightwatchman KWINKaravan iSiSTof t tne Record & New. Nightwatch & New. KWINKaravan 1 1 ;oo-Sign Of 1 Sign Of f Music By Moonllte ABC CBS NBC ,MBS KBOY 730 KC fAll nrorrsxns at same time dally anless ctherwlse Indicated) A M 5 45 Sign on. Music throughout day except for following programs: iiri.i k'RDV Rareains- 11-12 (Sunday onlv) First Baptist service. 10"p M f.2:15 SSy ranch; 12.1i-1230 (Sunday only) KBOY ranch; 8:30 Sign off TV PROGRAMS - KBES (Channel 5) TL'F.SD Y 12:15 Secret Storm 4 oo Treasure Travels 12:30 Edge of Night 4.30 Search for Tomorrow 1:00 Comedy Time 4 j- Afternoon Theater 1:30 Bandstand M?ZSw 2:00 A Visit From Your Veterinerian s aZweathcr 2:30 The Christophers 6 00 $4.000 Question . 3 :00 Feminine Fancies 6 30 Do You Trust Your Wife? 3:30Uncle Bill 7 0OPhil Silvers 4 00-Treasure Travels 7 30 Treasure Travels 4:30 Search for Tomorrow 8 00 Liberace 4 :45 Afternoon Theater 8:30 Treasure Travels S itrtv6,?!,.. 9 00 Confidential File' 5?Wt-ather 1 9 30 Pe er Potter's Juke Box Jury 6:00 U.S. Steel Hour 10 00 Famous Plavhouse -7:00 Treasure Travels 10 30 News 4 Sign Off 8U0 Disneyland 9:00 American Legend WEDNESDAY 9:3 Science Fiction 10 50-Devotions 10S0 Harvest of Adventure U05bC T Matinee 10:30-This I, Your Life Ji 00 Brighter Day 11:00 New. & Sign Oft Eugene Fire Chief Submits Resignation Eucene j(U.PJ Fire Chief Ed Surfus submitted his resignation to the Eugene City council yes terday and officials indicated that it would be accepted. The resignation came in the wake of controversy over de partment 'policies which started last May when the voters re fused to approve a measure cut ting the work week to 56 hours instead of the current 72-hour schedule. Recent controversy in the de partment had resulted in the sus pension of Capt. Fred O'Sulli van and engineman Patrick Flynn for violating department regulations in giving out unau thorized interviews. The suspen sions handed out by Chief Sur fus followed an investigation by the State Civil Service, commis GAZERyy POLLAN OCT. 23 scotrto oct 2y& NOV. 22 167-76-86-88- NOV. 23 Jm DC 71 32-42-46-55 158-62-68 CAPIICOffN JAN 20 VS 2 15-27-45.ri 65-71-78 "3-1 AOUARHJS JAN 21 FEB.' mcis FES J0Y" Ai2,fe 1- 3- UuO 06-38-82-84 sion and were upheld last week by the City Civil Service com mission. Oregon Firms Ask Income Tax Refunds Portland JU.PJ Suits asking nearly $150,000 in income tax refunds were filed by two Ore gon paper manufacturing firms here yesterday. Oregon Pulp and Paper com pany asked that $117,000 be re funded and Columbia River Pa per Mills ordered a return of $24,000. Oregon Pulp declared federal income tax officials disallowed the $117,000 refund to which the company said it is entitled be- Tuesday, August 28, I9SS Pigeon Problem Plagues Cities Chicago (U.PJ Cities through out the country have been driv en to extremes to get rid of pigeons that roost, nest, fight and raise families on the ledges of public buildings. The American Public Works Association said pigeons have three character defects that make them a social problem: 1. They make too much noise. 2. Their uncivilized habits de face the surroundings and im peril people walking below. 3., Their very numbers mar architectural beauty. Among cities which recently have reported the need for f'.rm anti-pigeon measures are Chi cago, Denver. Montreal, Cincin nati, New Orleans, Baltimore and New York. The Chicago Transit Authori ty hired the Twin City Pigeon Eliminating Co. of St. Paul, Minn., to rid its elevated rail way stations of pigeons. The CTA tried to conduct its own anti-pigeon program by use of sharp-toothed metal stripping along roosting beams. But the birds didn't mind the discom fort enough to go away. The St. Paul firm is setting box-like chicken wire traps, us ing shell corn, water and female pigeons as lures. Denver's statehouse has been a favorite roosting place for pigeons, and officials there have used a chemical that exudes an odor which doesn't bother hu man beings but which pigeons find highly objectionable. In Montreal, a glue-like sub stance was used as a pigeon re pellant on the city hall. New Orleans and Cincinnati have used a chemical compound made by National Bird Control Labo ratories of Skokie, 111. New York has undertaken to remind citizens that it is against the litter law to feed pigeons. Around Hollywood By ALINE MOSBY United Press Correspondent Editor's note: Aline Mosby Is on vacation. Today's television column by comedian Johnny Carson might cause chaos If pat on the women's page of this newspaper. BY JOHNNY CARSON Written for the United Press Hollywood (U.P.) The re markable success of the recent household hints featured on the television show I commit on CBS each weekday prompts me to immortalize in printed form some of the advice we have given. I fear that unless they appear in printed form many of these domestic gems will be forgotten. Here, therefore, is a list of household shortcuts, fresh from The Johnny Carson Show," wrapped in newsprint to pre serve their rich, nutlike flavor: Fruit Stains 1. Fruit stains may be re moved from expensive fabrics with a pair of scissors and some small patterns. The patterns should be cut exactly to the size and shape of the stains to be removed, then pinned direct ly over the stains. Cut around the patterns with the scissors removed. 2. If you are bothered by earthquakes, you can rid your home of these household pests by removing the house from its foundations and floating it in mercury. 3. To clean out zinc pipes, first drain the pipes, then pour in undiluted sulphuric acid. Toss in a lighted match and stand back. The explosion will blow the pipes clean out of the house. 4. If the elevator in your house is inclined to stick be tween floors, try rubbing a little soap in the shaft. Welcome Mat 5. For an original and catchy welcome mat for your front door, paint "step in!" on the trigger of that old bear trap in your attic and place it on the doorstop. 6. Tired of washing dishes after every meal? Try hiring someone to do it. It's astonish ing how little trouble dirty dishes can be when this method is used. 7. If you want gypsies in your back yard, these decorative and picturesque nomads can be at tracted by spraying the premises liberally with money. 8. To prevent bears from nest ing in your basement, put a few caribou in it. It's well known that bears and caribou do not share the same basements. 9. If your child refuses to practice his penmanship, have a fresh concrete driveway put in and give the kid a twig. He'll get plenty of practice. cause of an assessment for addi tional Oregon corporation ex cise taxes. Columbia River contended that it is entitled to a refund be cause it overestimated taxable income and paid the government more than was required. WALT'S TV S RADIO SERVICE Oldest Shop In So. Oregon 4 OS B. Main Phone 2-2269 Day and Night Service, 43 TA (Medford and Vicinity) jJJV Night Calls and Sundays No calls Frt Eve. or all day Sat. The Medical Roundup by Rus . fllVV After reading my recent col umn on Maxine Davis' book "The Sexual Responsibility of "1 W o m a n, s e v e r al wo men have ask ed if anything can be done for the im potence that c o m e s to many men in middle life. One woman who writes Visi-?s 1 Walter Alvarez feelingly and intelligently and anonymously says "I feel that I am sleeping with a stranger a good-night kiss seems too much to ask for. ... If a man is not smart enough to under stand a woman's nature, no wonder the divorce courts are full of cases." Some of the women who are still highly sexed in their 40s or 50s miss a sexual life while others say that although they can easily put up with the lack of sexual life in itself, they can not easily put up with the lack of any sign of affection on the part of their husband. So often an impotent man fails even to kiss his wife or to caress her in any way. The man retires to his own bed or to his own room. The couple live like brother and sister. One woman says, "The wife abhors the thought of be ing just a housekeeper to the man she loves. . . . Impotence is not normal, and it is not normal for us to be forced to accept it, no matter how much we love them. They should be enlighten ed as to their responsibilities, and to the keeping of their wife's love before they lose it." So often, in these cases, the wife for a while begs her hus band to go to a physician to see if anything can be done.Usually, not only does the man refuse to do this, but he refuses even to listen, or discuss the subject. In this behavior, I think such men are unfair and unwise, al though it is true that in most cases a physician cannot help. About all he can do is to discuss the psychologic factors. Perhaps he can try the effe:c of male hormone. Unfortunately, when, as usually happens, the impotent man's troubles are psychic in origin, and he has all the male hormone he needs, the taking of more cannot help him. In many cases the wife has allowed herself to get stout and and unattractive, or perhaps she herself has failed to show much Students, there's one place that an eighth grade education will get you, for sure. Into the ninth grade. 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Perhaps she is will ing to show some affection only once or twice a month, and this has caused her husband to turn against her. In many cases of this type in which I have been able to study the man, I have found that his sexual drive was never strong, and hence perhaps what little drive he had was gone by the time he was 45. Oftentimes, if the wife had re mained a good sexual partner, the man might have gone on being adequate for several more years, but when his wife was a poor partner he soon lost any strong desire to touch her. In hundreds of cases I have Strange As It Seems bCe 1)ioNteiiis,; . Tyrant of Syracuse, vJaAUMWOvEOW HoMoR,l?icriE4,V!cTo! HtWrVSMP0VeRl5ret)M His m Brow, -frit raze, H&wftsso ; pi in h spasm kk,SnJ nEJJS tefrWt .PLPD? w cost Rich urn LNRsesroNt sw iom 6 FEET IN DlhNfttTEK, NJD ALMOST PERFECT SPHERE. STM WllSS' FZOrAfHE source dfihe feNiv. Tri Bra. O. L Prat OeLM ' 8-73 ct.itujfttmt,i'- . z CO - a z o THE FLIES N HERE ARE TERRIBLE.' a c o t HEV CLAIM BUUJ3CfeEV TO SAW ? f SPEECH TONIGHT GOING L. TO rvVNKE THE OTHER TVvO MSST- I " TdfebT'y& rvE G0T 70 REPORT FOR DUTY M I ; rnSSAV, I HAVE AM TTJf OH, BUT. sWlVS A tL,Vr--,- I "-Ei1r8a T FURNACE NAVAL AIR STATION. J IDEA, BUZ. YOU H0PT-U COULD tStryZp'-3 AMaa. IT'LL FT LOOK, T32i3SL.BESIDE5, THIS LUXURY WOULD ! iU"f OVER TO FURNACE WS I ZLZ. GIVE WE AN z3K " smiSJrytmA and check w. let rLDaJZuTd lulu.l ill ' ' 1 NEW PICTURE j j '-. MRISTY STAY Will " WHV WUZNT . Ii cct! rr .ti idjAin ueoc Jm H hn of iznnravc tyi NANNETTE, MAW?ifN f R .. .-.in -1 -- r" I 1 1PV LOOK AT OUC LOveuV JV 3 fMiWTiiElTIS? (STEAK-BLrPMT BLACK ) Fi TT CO VOL) KMOW f ' CYCLE CHAMP San Mateo, Calif. (U.B Veteran Joe Leonard regained his 20-mile national motorcycle championship Sunday by scoring an' easy win in the featured race before a crowd of nearly 15,000 fans at Bay Meadows race track. found that a man who inherited from psychotic ancestors much moodiness, a great shyness and "touch-me-not-ness," great self centeredness, and such marked hypochondriasis that he spent much of his life worrying about disease and going to doctors, had no energy left for sex. Perhaps it was impossible for him to love anyone deeply. Many a man of this type will say that even in his youth he didn't care much for girls, and seldom took one out. He did not know what to say to them, and he had no spare energy to "waste on them." Often such men have told me that what little interest they had in sex was gone by the time they were 40. USrtTHOUSg S4 ot-rhlllMtrtey, WrV4 6UII.T WTfotay, put to EROSION, VSErPOSSOON 2-.6ID&5101S6 ftlRJESOFIte t B5 O-DO MDU REALLY THINK HE CAN OUR BOYS GIVE SAKESAUVEN H PORE t-EETLE. (SNIF) PORE I I S I PUT ON V0RE JHiNKIN' CAP, PAW- M-ELLEK to HKOb'LY If JUGHAID- -OOTI v vfJf, CO I 1fl DON'T LIKE ALL) I jhl-Y O.K. NOV. SEND N DONT THESE FLIE&.' r ,'mUI WO- out t Most you i vouu JOB? i FHA Supervisor Gets Grants Pass William N. Young Jr., supervisor of the Grants Pass Farmers Home Ad ministration for the past four years, has been promoted to as sistant farm loan officer in the regional F.H.A. office at Port land. He will take over the duties in his new position Sept 4. Eugene M. Denney will re place Young here. He is being transferred to this area from the F.H.A. office in Ontario and will spend this week familiarizing himself with his new territory AMERICA'S mother -and-chlld FAVORITE Doctor Approved Pur OraitQt Flavor ' tout's use est sail ispihh fob cmitffli bl.JOSiOH! UK U n a.- .J CROSSWORD PUZZLE An,w-rt0YMterday'' Pu"i9 ACROSS 1 Refuse from grapes ( wooden pin 8 WJne cupa 13 EgR-shaped 13 Man's name 1 Rational 15 Bristly 17 Complain 19 Handle 20 Long steps 21 Large, flat fish. M Exist 24-Symbol for ruthenium 18 Retail establishment 18 Wife of Geralnt 11 Beast ot burden 13 Prepares for print 15 Old French ooin 86 Dampens 38 Satis tied 40 Compass point 41 Things, in law 43 Anon 45 Alcohol 48 Russian stockade 51 Candles 63 Sparser 3 Danish measure 54 Beverage 56 Man's nam 57 Ascend 68 Staff 69 Part of camera DOWN I -Greatest amount H 5 16 17 1 10 I) llO III 71 1 h u-u- ? Hi 11 " 5 3 5 MAKE. UP? WEU-.1 1"OLD-YOU.DEA1?,' eei-ort wc wtvt MAPRIED.1 WAS j UNWORW OF SOU. SLIT K0U INSISTED i I wA5 Transfer fo Portland of Jackson and Josephine coun ties. Offices in the Manchel building in Grants Pass serve both Jackson and Josephine counties. The F.H.A. is an agency of the U.S. Department of Agriculture that makes loans to farmers who are unable to obtain suitable financing elsewhere. HYPNOTISM Has been successfully used In muscular rheumatism, constipa tion, menstrual disturbances, migraine headache, insomnia, stuttering, etc For Information regarding Hypnotism sea W. L. WHELDEN 336 S. Riverside, Medford, Ore. I Declare 3 Tolls 4 Outer rarmenoi 5 For Fhame! 6 Prefix: not 7 Arrow t Desire with eagerness Young ladfee 10 Girl's nama II Observes 16 Common wealth 18 Period of time 20 Continued stories 22 Bush- clumps 24 l.'n cooked 2I Employ 27 Girl's nama jft Electrified particle SO Owing 32 Bands for color 2 4 M ed i t erranean vessel 17 Calm 89 It emit 43 Title of respect 44 Roam 45 Heavenly body 46 Buddhist language 4T Former Russian ruler S Mexican laborer 50 Is mistaken 62 Conducted 66 Behold 1 TjAjLjej EiTiN.A PpE aVa'e? V I 'AiL 4ftlEiD- T'g gffisfjjPlAfrM E' Rll A TABiEjRi0aV. 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