Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, September 06, 1956, Image 20

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Newspaper Page TextFOUR MEDFORD (OREGON) MAIL TRIBUNE Thursday, Sepiembtr 6, 1936 jty. MAS n K?) 7 9-?g-31 TAUBUl f7177.79 MAY 22 CAMCfl uo J jutv a AUG 72 VWGO AUG 24 A i- 7-10-35 R-37 j t-74 Br clay r. pollan- According to rrt S'oiX To develop messoge for Sunday, reod words corresponding 0 numbers o your Zod'OC brth sgn. 2 Sot 3 ft 4 Kmp 5 Soma 6 Your 7 TV 11 Into 12 Aicwe 13 Good 14 loth t6 S--i 17 Seem 15 Le 19 Agot 20 Seek 22 Complete 23 To for 26 8 27 letter 28 Bomonfic 7 From 30 Your LIMA SCPT 21 i-K OCT 23 1MW3TKH V69-78-83-S4 31 rveiopme6t Be 32 Cid 62 Watch 33 F:-vsckol 63 & 34 It M JW.ty 35 O 65 .pvjiturn 36 The 66 Gnod 37 A 67 E.ptol?l 3S W 6 T.m, 39 Aci 6 Pockttbook 40 T.de 70 If 4 Fryf 71 Vnu 42 f9- 72 BM(fy 43 Piling 73 Coi 44 Thm 74 Oi.-j.ousty 45 75 Tnot 46 Wrt 76 You 47 Who 77 Down 48 O 7B Moke 49 Up 79 Be 50 Must 80 Cam 51 Cten'f ' Tok 52 Wrrt.og 8? 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Morrow ft IS Iiwell Thomas" A 30 Bmr Crrwbv ft 4,1 Johnnv Poller" 7 0O Max Boby 7 15 Ertdv Arnold"' 7 30 2ist Precinct" 7 45 21st Precinct" Music With Sam Music With Sam Regional Round Up New Man On The Go KMED Sporlx Daily Dine at 1410 Dine at 1440 Dine at 1440 Morgan Beattv Nrsvs One Man's Famiiv People Are Funnv People Are Funny" Bnb A Hay Bob & Ray" Bob & Ray" Let s Talk Sports 8 0f Portland vs Seattle 8 l.VPortland vs Seattle g 30 Portland vs Seattle 3 4.1 Portland jaSeat tie 0 00 Portland vs Seattle 9 l& Portland va Seattle 9 30 Portland vs Seattle 9 45 Portland vs Seattle To":00 World New Beat 10'15-fOrr the Record 10:30 Off the Record 1 0 S Oft the Record. News 11:00 Sirn Off Conversation" Conversation" Jane Pickens Jane Pirkerm Can Freedom Win Can Freedom Win Wayne King Orrh. Wavne King Orrh. Richfield Reporter Nichtwatchman Nightwatchman Nightwatch St News Sign" Off Fulton Lewis Jr. Loral News KWIN Karavan K WIN K ar ay a n. Spi KWIN Karavan KWIN Karavan KWIN Karavan KWIN Karavan Salute To Safety Salute To Safety KWIN Karavan KWIN Karavan News" KWIN Karavan Jack's Private Una Jack's Private Line O f f i ci aTbetecti ve" Official Detective" Crime Fighters Crime Fighters Music by Moonlit e RADIO PROGRAMS-FRIDAY 8 00 World News Roundup" ft 13 Yawn Patrol ft 30 Frank Goss" 8 45 Harry Babnitf Bob Robert's Corral Bob Robert's Corral Boh Robert a CorraJ First News . Wakeup Ranch Wakeup Ranch The Home Show The Home Show 7 oo Coffee Concert 71.1 Martin Agronsky 7 30 Tom MacLeod Sport 7 4i Howard Miller Show" 8 no rr.sk 8c Frolic 130 Breakfast Club 8 45 Breakfast Club 9 00 Coke Time Music Box Wsfld 9 30 Helen Trent" 9 45 Aunt Mary , 10 00 Name Your Neighbor 10:1s News At Bulletins 10 30 Nora Drake" 10 4fi Pat Buttram ll'oo Trading Post t:tf Aunt Jenny" 11 30 Houaeoartv" 1 1 45 H ouseoarty 12 00 Paul Harvey 12 11 Music Box 12 30 Rogue Val. Reporter! 124.1 Weather; Lost Pets Farm News, Rogue Spts Rogue Valley Beeper News Commentary Weather & 7 30 News World News Roundup Kash Box. Swap it Sell Vern's Choice Music Central Shopper Friendship Circle Friendship Circle Fashion Flashes NBC Bandstand Hemingway Newa Breakfast Gang Regional News Music Clock Best Buys r-iifr inou Nbiti Local News Sports Haven of Rest Haven of Ke- NBC Bandstand NBC Bandstand NBC Bandstand N BC Band stand ; NRC Bandstand NBC Bandstand Merchants Jackpot Merchants Jackpot News Coffee Date Coffee Date Voice of Deliverance Voice of Deli ve ranee "Newspaper of the Air" Telo-Test" Home Show Home Show Lunch Time News Weather. Livestock Local News Top Tune. Kashhox News" Music Queen for A Day Queen for A Dav Queen for A Day" Noontime News Western Roundup Time Western Round uo l ime Western Roundup Time 100 Musical Mlxmaster 1 5 Whispering Streets 1 30 Ruth Ashton A Wthr" 41 Strictly for the Ladlea 3 -Oil Mv True Story 2 13 Mv True Story 2 30 Arthur Godfrey J AS Arthur Godfrey' Five Star Matinee Five Star Matinee" Hilltop House Pepper Youngj Fami Woman in Mv House Msrv M. Mc Bride Westside Party Westside Party Western Roundup Time Western Roundup Time Western Roundup Time Carnation Milk Time Western RoundupTime Western RoundupTime Salute to Safety Salute to Safety 3 00 Arthur Godfrey 3-lfl Arthur Godfrey 3 30 Arthur Godfrey J 43 Arthur Godfrey Westside Party Westside Party Westside Party Westside Party 400 Club 1230 41 X Music Spta. Caravan" 4 30 Club 1230 4 4.1 Frank GossJ Wring Songfest Waring Songfest Cafe Lounge Cafe Lounge News" West'n Roundup Western Roundup. Spts. Western Roundup Time Telo-Text KWIN s Top Ten Hemingway News Here's the Answer Sam Hayes 3 oo Edward P Morgan Tom Harmon" 3 30 Amos & Andy" 3 45 Amos Af Andy k Nws 8 on Edward R. Murrow ft 13 Lowell Thomas' n "Bin Crosbv ft 43 Joh n nyDol 1 ar 7 00 CBS News"" 7 13 T-ddv Arnold" 7 30 Columbia Workshop' 7 43 ColumhiaWorkahop "(Too Portland vs Seattle 8 15 Portland vs Seattle 9 30 Portland vs Seattle 8 4.1 Portland vs Seattle 9 00 Portland vs Seattle 9 13 Portland vs Seattle 9 30 Portland vs Seattle 9 4?i Portland vs Seattle Music with Sam Music With Sam Regional Roundup Grantland Rice Cavalcade of Soort.s Cavalcade of Sports" Sports Dailv Music in March Time Morgan Beatty News One Mans Famil" Nat'l Radio Fan Club Nafl Rad10 Fan Club Nat l. Radio Fan Club" Nat'l Radio Fan Club Nat'l. Radio Fan Club Nat'l. Radio Fan Club Heartbeat Theater Heartbeat Theater Proudlv We Hail Proudly We Hail Bob Ac Rav Bob At Rav Boh & Ray Let's Talk Sports 10 Oo World News Beat 10 ! 3 Off the Record 10 30 Off the Record 10 45 M usic a nd Newa 11 on Sign Off Richfield Reporter Nightwatchman Nightwatchman Nightwatch Ac Newa Fulton Lewis Jr. Local News KWIN Karavan KWIN Karavwi. KWIN Karavan KWIN Karavan KWIN Karavan Ashland-C. City Ashland-C. City Ashland-C. City Ashland-C. City As hland-C Cite Ashland-C. City Ashland-C. Citv Ashland-C. Citv Ashland-C. Citv tball ft ha 11 ftball ft hall fthall ftball ftball ftball ftball KWIN Karavan KWIN Karavan KWIN Karavan KWIN Karavan Sign Off Music by Moonlite ABC- "CBS "NBC MBS EbOY 730 KC (All programs at same time daily unless etherwlse Indicated) AM 343 Sign on Music throughout dav except for following programs 10-1013 KROY Bargains: 11-12 iSunrinv nnlvi First Baptist service PM 12-12:15 KBOY ranch; 12:15-12 30 (Sunday only KBOY ranch" ft 30 Sim Off. TV PROGRAMS - KBES (Channel 5) THtHSDAY 4 00 Treasure Travels 4 30 Search for Tomorrow 4 4jon the Trail 3 00 Rin Tin Tin 3 30 Ore Cal Panorama ft 30 Turning Point 7 00 The Best of Grmieho 7 30 Value Swing Time 7 45 Talent Time 8 00 Celebrity playhouse 8 30 Ford Theater 9 no Susie 9 30 Treasure Travels, 10 00 1 L ed 3 Lives 10:30 News St Sign Off ntlDAY 10 3D Devotions 11 O0 NBC Matinee 12 00 Brighter Dav 11 IS Secret Storm 12 30 Edge or Night 1 no Comedy Time 1 30Randtand 2 00 Bob Crosby 2 15 Val Rogue 2 30 The Wav 3 on Feminine Fancies 3 30 fncle Bill 4 00 Treasure Travel 4 30 Search for Tomorrow 4 43 Musical Moment 3 00 w ild Bill Hickok 3 4.1 "Your TV Weatherman"' 8 3n News ftflfl Cavalcade of Sport 8 4.1 Dr Hudson's Secret Journal 7 15 Heath s Medicah Hiatorv 7 20 Hollywood Album I oo Man Called X 8 30 Highway Patrol 0O Undercurrent 9 30 Mivor Of The Town 10 00 Premier Theatre 11 30 N-ws St Sign-Off Dynamite Explosion Reported in Jacksonville The Jacksonville Police de partment reported a dynamite explosion in the old well near Beekman bank early Tuesday morning. The blast, at the north west corner of Third and Cali fornia ts., moved the piece of concrete that covered the well about six inches. The concrete cover measured SVa feet by 6 feet. Growers of grain sorghums are beginning to change to hy brids. The grain sorghum hy brids are comparable In effi ciency with corn hybrids of 25 years ago. Use Tribune Want Ads MR. LARRY Now at Craterian Beauty Salon Appointments After S P.M. PHONE 2-4830 The Medical Roundup Emeritus Consultant In Medicine, Mavo Clinic Cmerltus Prufrssor of Medlilne, Mayo Foundation VIRUSES AND CANCER The other day, in California, I had a delightful visit with Dr. Wendell M. Stanley, the great m virus expert. 1 He was thrilled C b 1 over the recent ' '9 discovery m l&J' Ji his bi8 labor B ij . fi atories, in Ber- -1. J keley tnai even in 9 a nsirt nf a vir- f I " consisting i r J ol only nucleic h.ii.. Air a' a living thing. This is as close to the ori gin of life as anyone has come. What Dr. Stanley is now doing is to comb the world for scien tists who are expert in the field of nucleic acid chemistry. He is Around Hollywood By ALINE M0SBY United Press Correspondent Fditor's nnte: Aline Mnsbv Is on Titration, fteorge .Montgomery, hus band nf singer IHnah Shore, takes over today's guest rolumn. He's mo ietown's No. 1 'do-it-yourself" addict. By GEORGE MONTGOMERY Written for United Press Hollywood (U.R) There is no greater satisfaction for me than creating something with my hands. I have felt that way ever since I cut out paper repli cas of animals and birds when I was four years old. I guess I could have foretold the current do-it-yourself craze if I had just looked at myself. I know how many projects I like to do myself, and I know there must be millions of men as well as women and children who feel the same way. For those who do not feel there is an inherent knack to create things, there are many books and pamphlets and news paper features which can act as a guide. Children Prove Motivating I know that one of the great motivating forces in our lives is our children. It might be a good idea to start by making something for the offspring. There are things we can do for them which we wouldn't do for ourselves. With the simplest tools, a saw, ruler, screwdriver and glue one can make small airplanes, a broom horse or teeter-totter. No toy you can buy. no matter how much you pay for it, will give as much joy. Another advanced project along the same lines, for a fam ily of several children, is a table and chair set for the nursery. Ex amine a sample set and you'll see how easy it is to make. After that you can make a knick-knack shelf or a little foot stool. Before you get into creating any more complicated pieces, the first thing you should build is a" solid, steady work bench. Advice Offered You can build one from a long four-by-four post with four legs cut to work height, and a table top made from a slab door, which you can buy at any lum- Lber yard. In fact, they will even pre-cut the material for you. And you can find a detailed drawing of how to solidify the bench. After that, you can go on to build your own furniture, de sign your landscaping and event ually, even design and help build your own home. I've done just that. If it seems like a project be yond your reach, think of your great grandfather who hacked a home right out of the wilder ness and he didn't have half the tools and know-how available today. them every opportunity to go full-steam ahead, in an effort to throw light on the origins of life and the nature of viruses. A big reason for haste in try ing to learn more about viruses is that it has now been shown that these extremely tiny bits Police Department Handles 749 Cases A total of 749 major and minor offenses were reported to the Medford police department in the month of August. Of these, 659 cases were "closed," giving the department an 88 per cent "cleared" record, according to the monthly report issued by the department. Major offenses totaled 84 and only 28 cases were cleared. This included 67 cases of larceny and theft involving amounts under $50, 16 of which were cleared. Miscellaneous offenses numb ered 665 and 631 were cleared for 95 per cent record. Last year during the same month, the department had 632 offenses of all types reported and closed 561 cases for an 89 per cent record. Last August there were 52 major offenses as compared with 84 for this year. Use of hybrid seed, corn in North Dakota continues to in crease. About 65.5 per cent of. the total 1956 corn acreage was planted with hybrid. We heard a man com plaining about how small his house was the other day. He insists that it's so small that he wears wall to wall pants. Use Tribune Want Ads The Community's Bieseet Marketplace BEVERLY'S TV & RADIO Phsita 2-9001 634 Crjtei Ukm At.. Servks Calls $3 50 0w Sundjv Through Fridjy M, shop 8 run near Port-fl Und R.pjiring All Mikei WAIT'S TV t RADIO SERVICE Old.st Shop In So. Oregon. E. Hal Phona J-22S9 Da? and Mant S.rrlca, Oladford and Vicinity) .. Niabf Calls and Sandaya Kb calla frl It, or all day Bat. $3.50 TONIGHTI - ! FORDi theatre j a TV "Top Ten" favorite presents j MAN WITHOUT FEAR ' gtarring j 3 JOSEPH COTTON RAYMOND BURR e KBES-TV e 8:30 P.M. e CHANNEL 5 Meet MR. ED Call 2-6434 For An Appointment Soon I We know you'll love the hair stvle he'll create for you at MANN'S BEAUTY SALON 17 & The Gretel 1 BRIDAL PAIR Sat with 10 Diamonds 14-Karat Gold Mounting NO MONEY DOWN 1.00 WEEK ,22 EaitMaiiiS Inviting these men to come to his laboratory where he will give of life can produce cancer and cancer-like diseases. Recently,, a virus was found which produces in- man leukemia a cancer like disease. It has been shown, also, that special viruses can be bred to live on cancer cells rath er than on body-cells. If further success can be achieved in this field, we may have a Eood cure for cancer or at least for certain types of cancer. I think all intelligent laymen should note that for much of his Strange As It Seems by Elsie Hix i .in. Mil. I m. m . . , .ZMiMMKa9statKssseiM DftWDEUIONS... 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