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Newspaper Page Textr SIX MEDrORD (OREGON) MAIL TRIBUNE Thursday, August SO. 19S8 At to TAUtUS APR 31 MAY 21 39-62-66 SSSTAR GAZERM 33-37-nJal 52-60-77 GUAM PV JUNE 22 3-5-6-12 C 32 40-51 CANCIS JUNE 23 W -13-16-25 k m io on fii UO JULVJ4 AUG 13 lpu2-S-57-&1 VltCO AUG 24 M 2- 8-18-21 WU 26-64-82 83 -Br CLAY R. POLLAN- M Your Doir Aetrvity Guxfe M i According fo trie Sfan. To develop message for Friday; read words corresponding to numbers of your Zodiac birth sign. ST 23 OCT 23 bwo-saoJrl 173-75-79-85'tLI 1 Am 31 Ov 6t Work 2 PseoW 32 And 62 And 3 Beware 33 Treod 63 Trutied 4 A 34 Favor 64 Your 5 01 35 Needed 6S Ge 6 A 36 Cnonoe 66 Friends 7 Honor 37 Softly 67 And 8 Are 38 Tolenfed 63 Pleasure 9 A 39 Revitalize 69 And TO Star 40 Envious 70 Prestige 11 0liimmiuU4t When 71 And 12 Jealous 42 Ditcum 72 Associates 13 Do 43 May 73 You 14 To 44 Of 74 Friendships 15 Benevolent 45 Favor 75 A 16 You 46 Prowers 76 Flore 17'Cenaw 47 Old 77 Persons 18 Likely 48 Deoling 78 Stature 19 Chance - 49 Travel 79 Fresh 70 People 50 Will 80 Gifted 21 To 51 Person 81 Moreno! 22 Comes 52 W.th 82 Best 23 torly 53 Your 83 Intentions 24 Conditions 54 The 84 Gam 25 Con 55 ScMfigM 85 "Lift" 26 Misconstrue 56 Hopes 86 People 27 Imcre 57 W.th 87 For 28 To 58 Add 88 Behind 29 Your 59 Relatives 89 Scenes 30 Hours 60 Important 90 Leadership GoorJ ()Advenr Neural scoeno oct 24 t-aj MOV 22 23-30.34-531 bcS-67-Sl -84 SAGiTTARIUS NOV 23 DEC 22 hO-31-44-54?" Bl-88-89 CAPRICORN DEC 23 JAM 20 I. Ulfflf P0-7.-78 V5'v ,41 FEB 19 9-19-22-28fi h9-4774 ,M mas FEB 20V MAR. 21 tvl 11-14-17-20 4p 29-767-90 J RADIO PROGRAMS-THURSDAY Prog rims listed below are received from the radio stations and the Mail Tribune assumes no responsibility except to make such changes as are supplied KYJC 1230 He KMED 1440 kc KWIN 1400 fcc ' 4.00 Club 1230 Fred Waring Songfest Kwin's Top Ten 4:15 Music. Sports Caravan'Fred Waring Songiest Hemingway News 4 :30 Club 1230 Cafe Lounge' Here's the Answer 4:45 Frank Goss Cafe Lounge Sam Hayes 3:00 Edward P. Morgan Music With Sara " Bob & Bay S:!3 Tom Harmon Music With Sam Bob it Ray 5:30 Amos 4c Andy Regional Round Up Bob & Ray 5 :45 Amos-Andy News Man On The Go Let's Talk Sports 5:00 Edward RfMurrow KMED Sports Daily Fulton Lewis Jr. 15 Lowell Thomas' Dine at 1440 Local News ) 8 30 Blng Crosby Dine at 1440 KWIN Karavan a AS Johnny Dollar Dine at 1440 KWIN Karavan, Sports " 7-oo Roby Ac Golf Morgan Beatty News KWIN Karavan 715 So. Oregon Golf 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 Portland-Los Angeles Conversation Salute To Safety 8 15 Portland-Los Angeles Conversation" Salute Tp Safety 8 30 Portland-Los Angeles Jane Pickens' KWIN Karavan 8 45 Portland-Los Angeles lane Pickens KWIN Karavan "9 00 Portland-Los Angeles Can Freedom Win News' 9:15 Portland-Los Angeles Can Freedom Win KWIN Karavan 9:30 Portland-Los Angeles Wayne King Orcn. Jack s Private Line 8 45 Portland-Los Angeles Wayne King Orch. Jack s Private Line To:00 World News Beat Richfield Reporter Official Detective' 30:I5-Off the Record Nightwatchman Official Detective 10:30 Off the Record Nightwatchman Crime F ghters 10:45 Off the Record, News Nightwatch & News Crime Fighters' ll:00-SignOft Sign Off Music by Moonlite RADIO PROGRAMS-FRIDAY ioTFraloS" gob Robert-. Corral The Horn, tow 4. Harry Babbitt" First News The Home Show fjacLoport. comment ary Regional New, " nnirri.k a, Frol'c World News Roundup Cliff Ingle N-w I i fcSrMkfast Club Kash Box. Swap & Sell Ial News SporU S;30lr4,kSt Club Vern-s Choice Music Haven o Rest 8 45-Breakfa.t Club Central Shopper Haven of Rt no Coke Time' Friendship Circle News' Cof fee Date SltSusie Boi c Wsflds Friendship Circle 9r"'x,JlT,.r,r. :30Helen Trent- Fashion Flashes Voice of Deliverance SAunt m? NBC Bandstand Voice of Deliverance To 00 Name Your Neighbor NBC Bandstand Nf.f?" o Ue Air 10:15 New. & BulleUn. NBC Bandstand; e'2:J?nw iriin Nora Drake" NBC Bandstand Home bnow inPt Buttram" NBC Bandstand Home Show i mo Trading Post NBC Bandstand News' Music 11-lSunt JennV" NBC Bandstand Queen for A Day 1 JtHoSepSrty Merchants Jackpot Queen for A Day li;45 House party Merchants Jackpot Queen for A Day 12 00 Paul Harvey Lunch Time News Noontime News 12':lSMusic Box - Weather. Livestock Western Roundup Ttoe 1230 Rogue Val. Reporter. Local News S IStS? 12 ISTweather. Lost Pet. Top Tune. Kashbox Western Roundup Time HOO-Musical Mixmaster Five Star Matinee WJ'f? 5""? Sf?! 1:15 Whispering Streets Five Star Matinee S? 5unJ"S -Smi 1:30 Ruth Ashton & Wthr" Hilltop House' Western Roundup Time 1 45 Strictly for the Ladies Pepper Young's Family Carnation Milk Time 2 00 My True Story Woman in My House Western RoundupTime 2 15 Mv True StorV Mary M. McBride Western RoundupTime 2;30 Arthur Godfrey" Westside Party Sa ute to Safety 2 as Arthur Godfrey" Weatside Party Salute to Safety 3 AO Arthur Godfrey" Westside Party News Wesfn Roundup 315 Arthur Godfrey" Westside Party Western Roundup, Spts. 3 30 Arthur Godfrey" Westside Party Western Roundup Time 3:45 Arthur Godfrey Westside Party Tele-Test 4-00 Club 1230 Waring Songfest KWIN's Top Ten 4-15 Musio Spta. Caravan Waring Songfest Hemingway News 430 Club 1230 Cafe Lounge' Here's the Answer 4:45 Frank Goss" Cafe Lounge Sam Hayes 5:00 Edward P. Morgan Music with Sam Bob & Ray 5:15 Tom Harmon' Music With Sam Bob & Ray 5 30 Amos Ae Andy" Regional Roundup Bob & Ray 5:45 Amos 8c Andy Ac NwsGrantland Rice Let's Talk Sports 6:00 Edward R. Murrow Cavalcade of Sports" Fulton Lewis Jr. 6:15 Lowell Thomas" Cavalcade of Sports Local News 6:30 Bing CrofibV Sports Daily KWIN Karavan 6:45 Johnny Dollar m Music in March Time KWIN Karavan. Sports 7:00 News Ac Golf Toum. Morgan Beatty News" KWIN Karavan 7:15 So. Oregon Golf One Man's Family KWIN Karavan 7 30 Columbia Workshop" Nat'l Radio Fan Club KWIN Karavan IAS Columbia Workshop Nat'I Radio Fan Club KWIN Karavan 8-00 Portland-Loa Angeles Nat'l. Radio Fan Club Salute to Safety 8-15 Portland-Los Angeles Nat'l. Radio Fan Club Salute to Safety 830 Portland-Los Angelea Natl. Radio Fan Club KWIN Karavan 8:45 Portland-Los Angeles Natl. Radio Fan Club KWIN Karavan g oo Portland-Los veftgeles Heartbeat Theater New 915 Portland-Los Angeles Heartbeat Theater Kwin Karavan 930 Portland-Lo. skfgeles Proudly We Hail Jack's Private Line g.45 portland-Los Angeles Proudly We Hail 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 ' Nightwatchmari KWIN Karavan 10-43 Music and News Nightwatch & New. KWIN Karavan 1,-00 SlgnOff Sign Off : Music by Moonlite ' ABP "CBS NBC .MBS " KBOY 730 KC ! rait nrncrams at same time dally unless otherwise indicated) AM 5'45 Sign on. Music throughout day exceot for following programs : 10-1015 KBOY Bargains: 11-12 (Sunday onlyl First Baptist service. PM 12-12:15 KBOY ranch: 12:15-1230 (Sunday onlyl KBOY ranch: T:45 Sign Off. ; TV PROGRAMS- KBES (Channel 5) THURSDAY 4:00 Treasure Travels 4 30 Search for Tomorrow 4 4.1On the Trail 5:00 Rin Tin Tin 5:30 Ore Cal Panorama 6:30 Turning Point 7:00 The Best of Grouch 7:30 Value Swing Time 7:4S-Talent Time 8:00 Celebrity Playhoua 8:30 Ford Theater 9:00 Susie , . , 9:30 People and Principles 10.00 1 Led 3 Lives 10:30 News & Sign Off FRIDAY 10 50 Devotions 11:00 NBC Matinee 12:00 Brighter Day 12:15 Secret Storm 12:30 Edge ot Night 1 :00 Comedy Time 1 30 Bandstand 2:00 Bob Crosby 2 15 Val Rogue 2:30 The Way 3 o Feminine Fancies 3:30 Uncle Bill 4:00 Treasure Travels 4 30 Search for Tomorrow 4 45 Musical Momenta . 5-00 Wild Bill Hickok 5:45 News 5:55 Weather Cavalcade of Sports 6- 45 Dr. Hudson's Secret Journal 715 Heath s Medical History 7- 20 Hollvwood Album 8:00 Man Called X 8 30 Highway Patrol 9 :00 Undercurrent 9jo Mayor Of The Town 10:00 Premier Theatre 1130 News & Sign-Off Read and Us Classified Ads WALT'S TV & RADIO SERVICE Oldest Snop m to. Oregon 409 B. Main Pkono 1-2269 Day ana Nlgnt Service, CA (Medford and Vicinity) V JJU Night Calls ana Sundays No calls Frt Cvo. or all day Sat. . Store ladders horizontally with enough support to prevent sagging. Tonight! FORD theatre i rVTop Tex" favorite presents YOUR OTHER LOVE starring JOAN FONTAINE "?"P!ffr The Medical Roundup Emeritus Consultant In MadirJaa, Mayo cunie Emeritus Professor of Hsdlolno, Mayo Foundation A TERRIBLY SWOLLEN ARM AFTER BREAST OPERATION One of the saddest conditions a physician has to deal with oc casionally is the terrible swell- 5",'. .lM--j"l ing of an arm f ' t J nat comes a after the re in o v a 1 of a breast on ac count of can cer. In all of the few cases I have seen in which the arm Waiter AJvares o e c a m e a dreadful burden to the poor woman, the trouble was that Annual Field Day Set at Camp White The second annual "Field Day" will be held at the Camp White domiciliary Monday, Sept. 3, from 9 a.m. until 4 p.m. The social event is sponsored by the Veterans of Foreign Wars Posts and the Ladies auxiliaries of Oregon in conjunction with the Special Services department of the domiciliary for furthering the rehabilitation of the veterans there. Many Activities Many activities, such as mini ature golf, horseshoes, shuffle board, and other outdoor games will be held in the morning as well as indoor contests. At 1:15 p.m. the Camp White orchestra will open the program followed by a drill from the La dies auxiliary of the Veterans of Foreign Wars, Grants Pass. In troduction of guests will be made and more contests will be held. During the month members have been writing poetry, stor ies and the biggest lie. Prizes for each event will be given by the VFW post and auxiliaries. Amateur Show Members will compete in an amateur variety show Aug. 31, Fri., which will be in the theatre at 2 p.m. Prizes will be awarded after the show that day. Besides prizes of cigarettes and canteen books for each con test, a traveling trophy will be presented to the ward of each section having the most partici pants. George Perry, VAVS rep resentative for the VFW posts. and Mrs. Harry Birch, VAVS, representative for the Ladies auxiliary, will present the tro phies. Guided tours through the do miciliary will also be available for the public who are invited to attend. Mrs. Birch is chair man of the field day. Patrolman Takes Time Out to Inspect Offspring Indianapolis U.R) Patro- man Phillip C. Parker was cruis ing early in the morning listen ing to routine reports on the police radio. Then he heard his own car summoned by the im personal speaker: "Car 27. Parker. Congratula tions. It's a boy. Five pounds and-14 ounces. Mother and baby doing fine." Th next word from car 27 was "Out of service at General Hospital." cancer had returned in the arm pit and had grown into and plugged up the little lymph ves sels which carry fluid out of the tissues of the arm. .In many cases, of course, shortly after the removal of a breast the arm swells slightly, but this swelling tends to go away with time. It is what we doctors call a benign trouble, and it is not due to cancer. It can clear up with time and some massage. In the worst cases, in which cancer has returned, the arm be comes so heavy, so dead, and so without function that it is like a big tumor hanging from the woman's shoulder. Naturally, she gets terribly tired of carry. ing it about. In the cases of mild and benign swelling, it helps to raise the arm and to leave it on a pillow so that the lymph can flow back into the body. Some times gentle and expert massage will help. I do not know of any medicine taken by mouth that will help this condition. Goiters Many ask about goiters. There are several types of these en largements of the thyroid gland. There is a large, so-called rub bery goiter which does not pro duce toxicity, but which may become so large that it interferes with breathing. It preses on and narrows the trachea, which is There's one thing that San Francisco pro b a b I y looks this week. Unconventional. DISTILLERY SOLD Louisville, Ky. -dl.R) Jack Daniel distillery, oldest regis tered distillery in the United States, has been sold to Brown Forman Distillers Corp., Louis ville. Ky. MR. LARRY Now at Craterian 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 fliwn $unilav Thrauah Fridav My own shop 8 years near Porr-1 land Repairing All Makes the) tube carrying lr to end from the lungs. A big goiter is disfiguring, and I think it should always be removed. It may be well to remove surgically all goiters, because about one in 20 can, at any time, become can cerous. A few are cancerous when they are first seen. The so-called inward goiter is one that grows downward be hind the breast bone. This can often be seen in an x-ray film. It may interfere with breathing, and then it should quickly be removed. There are two main types of toxic goiter; one, the exophthal mic one, in which the eyes be come prominent, and bulge for ward, and the other, in which there is what we call a toxic adenoma, or 'little tumor that produces too much of the active secretion of the thyroid gland. Today, many physicians treat the disease with radioactive io dine or with certain new drugs. Other men still believe in re moving surgically the diseased tissue. , KBES-TV 8:30 P.M. CHANNEL 5 See and Hear Secretary of the Interior FRED A S EATON and '" DOUGLAS McKAY Republican Candidate for U.S. Senate TONIGHT on People and Principles KBES-TV 9:30 p.m. PaV Adv. Jackson Co. Repjih. Central Oram. Occasionally, after an opera tion, some more of the gland will have to be removed. If the surgeon removes a little ..too much tissue, the patient may get slowed-up and cold and sleepy, and then each day she will have to take thyroid substance per haps for the rest of her life. With a toxic goiter, the per son often has a reddish face, and a fine tremor of her hands. She (it is usually a woman), will oft en perspire too much; she may sleep poorly, she may be so warm that at night she wants to kick off the bed clothes, and, in spite of eating much, she may lose much weight. At times she may be over-emotional and un reasonable, and a bit difficult. She may keep blinking her eyes rapidly, anTl often she is so rest less she can t sit still. Usually the heartbeat becomes rapid, and if the patient is not treated quickly, the heart muscle is likely to become injured. In these people the liver, also, is injured if the disease is allowed to go untreated too long. Strange As It Seems SSI fl!vB SX, CNOmcw"l -fflt IDEH FOR ft COMPLEX EUEClWlM-OPTleftU. -relr ww which wKjwragF 'Vis 6 lS-iBfi edopied son of Msrtfi snd 6eorge WrtNtEEfn , , tnrouji nine- south 56r &J jli A -Zsr. T ISX laejatJr' i. - NO STETHOSCOPE NEEDED Hattiesburg, Miss. U.R) Dr. Ramsey O'Neal, while fish ing near here, feH a flutter in his chest and wondered if he" was on the verge of a heart attack. O'Neal examined himself more closely and found a small fish he had absent-mindedly placed in his shirt pocket. BHINSS BACK TEETH Goshen, Ind. (U.R) Ralph Bower, 39, a commercial artist, rushed to the hardware store of Bill Mayse, 38, with a serious problem. Mayse, who is also a skin diver, soon had everything under control. He retrieved Bow er's false teeth from 20 feet of water in a gravel quarry. c-i i-iri. iki mmtort end hospitality amidst pleosont surroundinos. 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