Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, September 13, 1956, Image 20

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Newspaper Page TextSIX MEDFOHD (OREGON) MAIL TRIBUNE Thursday, September T4, 19JS (7r APR 21 l 2 V 21-24.41-47 y 65 67-72 6 71.71 88 VjI CANCil I? 2 .38-1? no JUtv 2 J AUG 23 Ve& A y, AUG 24 ? HPT 22 -Bt CLAY R. FOLLAN- Yovt Daily Activity GvoV According to th Start To develop messoe tor Friday, reod words COfrespOrxJing ro rxjr-norS O your Zodioc birth sign 1 Lot 31 Ynuml 61 And 2 let 32 O, e2 T 3 0oo'w 33 B"q 63 ti-JititM ToOcy 24 To 64 Pp-hoo 5 Vow II 25 Don't 65 Tc 4 Vnu' 36 Dfkl 66 Vv- 7 Feelo-eg 37 Tq. ft7 M-vo 8 No 38 r.ocio 63 O-i-o 9 Hot 39 PeOdV 6 Sf'O.gnf K) Scwry 40 O" 70 Down II Trouble i Co 71 La;r I? Don't 42 Lovr 72 7r,,- 1? fo- 43 Vow 73 Felk 14 Cw To 74 A-T.v.ry lb k 45 Th 75 Bu'Or 1 W.rf, 4A O 7, Voo Ii Ceo 47 Vou 77 Rortvyve tH TV 43 Elxrrx-al 73 P.ot.abi l" Se-ud 49 Pfom.tr 7? Co' 20 The 50 Gocjp'at 80 And 21 Fotgu 51 Tho 81 Wn-ff 22 6. 52 Mot-M 82 At-tx-'K 23 B 53 AMccfto 81 Th 2 Could 54 Luck 84 Ln 25 Hourt 55 Motif 65 Sueeewtut'v 26 Mq. 56 Today 86 FuiM 2? St.fTHiotrng 57 For 87 And 2" imooie 58 Equipment 89 Ret.' 29 FryJIy 5 PltV3ure 8 $oeoD'lY 30 The 60 Onf 90 Early Good (g)Advenc N?uuV j SCOtFJO 5. 9X5i-i 81 35 UMA fT 7J r-J-, OCT 73 e,, 2 8 11-28 32 13-54 SACTTAIJUS DCC 73 11-16-18-46f"-18 53-63 lg-. CAMtCOlN f, !AN JO V-VV 35 37 10 154 60 73 75 VJ . 7 10-13-31 ,7 55 66 M MAS 21 'l m 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 KMf.ft 1440 kc 4f0 Club 1230 4 15 Music, Sports Caravan 4 .j'i ciuh iiao 4 43 frank Com" 5 do Edward P. Morgan 5: 15 Tom Harmon" " 3 30 Amiis A: Andy" 5 45 Amos-Andy; News e oOEdward R Murrow 15 Lowell Thnmu" ft 30 Binr Crosby- a 4.5 Johnnv Po.lar 7.00 Max Robv 7 1! Eddy Arnold' Fred Wanne Son ef est 'r'red Wannz SonRlest l ate Lounup Cafe Lounge Music With Sam Music With Sam Regional Hound Up Man On The Go" 7 30 2i Precinct 1 02 1 st Precinct" S - 00 Por 1 1 and-Holiy wood 8 t.5 Portland-Hollywood 8 30 Port land -Hollywood 8 i5 Portlnd-Hollywood 90O Port land-Holly wood 3 15 Portland-Hollywood 0 3ij Portland-Hollywood 9.4.5 Portland-Hollywood KMEDSporta Daily Dine at 144') Adlai Stevenson Talk Adlai Steveru.on Talk" Morean Beattv News" One Man's roimlv" People Are Funny' Peonle Are Funny Tomorrow" Tomorrow Tomorrow Tomorrow" 10 00 World News Beat 10:15 Ott the Record 10 30 Off the Record 10 45 Off the Record. News 11 00 Sign Off Can Freedom Win Can Freedom Win Wayne King Onh. Wayne KingOrch. HRichfi'eld Reporter NiRhtwatchman Nishtwatchman Nightw atch & News Sitm Off K'Ain's Top Ten Hemingway News Here's the Answer Sam Hayes Bob & Rav" Bob Ac Ray Bob & Ray L-t's Talk Sporty Fulton Lewis Jr. Lm al News KWIN Karavan KWIN Karavan. Sports KWIN Karavnn KWIN Karavan KWIN Karavan KWIN Karavan Salute To Saictv Salute To Safety KWIN Karavan K WIN Ka r aya n News" KWIN Karavan Jack'b Private Line Jack's Private L-ine OllitiaT Detective Olficial Detective Crime Fighters" Crime Fighters Music hy Moonlite RADIO PROGRAMS-FRIDAY 8 00 World News Roundup" Bob Robert s Corral 8 15 Yawn Patrol Bob Robert's Corral 8 30 Frank GoW Bob Robert's Corral fl U Harrv Baboltt" First News Wakeup Ranch Wakeun Ranrh Musical Clork Musical Clock Farm News. Rogue Spts. Hern Rogue Valley Beeper 7 00 Coffee Concert t Mnin AffronskV 7-30 Tom MacLeod Sporta News Commentary T.43 Howard Miller Show" Weather & 7:30 Stn 8 no Frisk flc Frolic 8-15 Breakfast Club 8 30 Breakfast Club 8 45 Breakfast Club v Newa .ang Musical Clock Music Clock BestBuVs 9.00 Coke Time 9 15 Music Box it Wsflda 9 30 Helen Trent fi 4S Aunt Mary" WnrlH J -... Rniinriiin ('lift triple NeWl' Kash Box. Swap 8t Sell Local News Sporta Vern s Choice Music Haven of Rest , Central Snooper Haven of Rest News" 10 00 Name Your Neighbor 10 ir News & Bulletins 10 30 Nora Drake 10.45 Pat Bu ttram; 1 1 on Trading Post II 15 Aunt Jenny" 11 30 Housenarty" 1 1 4.V Houseparty" Friendship Circle Friendship Circle Fashion Flashes N BC Bandstand NBC Bandstand" NBC Bandstand" NBC Bandstand" NBC Bandstand NBC Bandstand NBC Bandstand" Cannon at Controls Cannon at Controls Coffee Date Coflee Date Voice ot Deliverance Voire of Deliverance Newspaper of the Air" TC In-Test" Home Show Home Show News" Music Queen for A Day Queen for A Dav Queen for A Day 12 00 Paul Harvev Lunch Time News 12 15 Tnb. Newirm,, Weather Weather. Livestock t2 30 Record Rack Local News 12 4.V Lost Pet & Waltz Time Top Tune. Kashbox "ToOMusical Mixmaster FivetStar Matinee 1 15 Whispering Streets Five Star Matinee" 1 30 Ruth Ashton A Wthr Hilltop House 1 45 -Strictly for the Ladles Pepper Young's Fami1 2 00 Mv Tnie Story .Woman in Mv House 2 1.5 Mv True Stnrv Marv M. McBride 2 3n Arthur Godfrey" Westside Party 2 45 Arthur Godfrey" Westside Party Noonttme News Western Roundup Time Western Roundup lime Western Roimdup Time 3 00 Arthur Godfrey" 315 Arthur Godfrey' 3 30 Arthur Godfrey' 3 45 Arthur Godfrey; 4 00 Club 1230 4 15 Mu-.ii 4 30 Club 4 4: Westside Party Westside Party Westside Party Westside Party Western Roundup Time Western Roundup Time Western Roundup Time 'Carnation Milk Ti me Western RoundupTime Western RoundupTime Salute to Safety Salute to Salety News West'n Roundup Western Roundup. Spts. Western Roundup Time Teio-Test Waring Songfest" Spta. Caravan Waring Songfest 30 Cafe Lounge Frank Goss" Cafe Lounge" 5 00 Edward P Morgan Music with Sam 5 t5Tom Harmon" Music With Sam 5 30 Anion Ac Andy"" Regional Roundup 3 45 Amos A Andv St NwsGrantIand Rice K WIN's Top Ten Hemingway News" Here's the Answer" Sam Hayes" Bob A Riy Bob A Ray Bob A Ray" Let's Talk Sports 8 00 Edward R Murrow"" Cavalcade of Sports" Fulton Lewis Jr." 8 I .V Lowell Thomas'" Cavalcade of Sports" Local News 8 30 Bing Crosbv" Sports Dailv KWIN Karavan 4.5 Johnny Dollar" Musjc jn MarchTime KWIN Karavan. Sports 7 00 CBS News" Morgan Beatty News" KWIN Karavan 7 15 Eddv Arnold" One Man's Familv KWIN Karavan 7 30 Music Shop Nafl Radio Fan Club KWIN Karavan 7 45 Coach's Report Nan Radio Fan Club" Ah!and vs Roscburg 8 00 Medford vs Milwaukie Football Warmup Time Ashland vs Roseburg 8 15 Medford va Milwaukie Medford vs Milwaukie A-shlanri vs Roseburg 8 30 Medford vr Milwaukie Medford vs Milwaukie Ashland vs Roseburg 8 45 Medford vs Milwaukie MedfordysMilwaukie Ashland vs Roseburg 9 00 Medford vs Milwaukie Medford vs Milwaukie Ashland vs Roseburg 9 15 Medford vs Milwaukie Medford vs Milwaukie A.-hlnnd vs Roseburg 9 30 Medford vs Milwaukie Medford vs Milwaukie Ashland vs Roseburg 9 45 Medford vs Milwaukie Medford v Milwaukie Ashland s Roseburg Richfield Reporter" KWIN Karavan Nightwatchman KWIN Karavan - Nightwatcbman KWIN Karavan Nightwaich A News KWIN Karavan Music by Moonlite 10 00 World News Beat 10 15 Off the Record 10 30 Off the Record 10 45 Music and News 11 00 Sign Off "CBS "ABC Sign Off "NBC "MBS K ROY 730 KC AII programs at same time dally unless otherwise indicated) A M 5 45 Sicn on Music thioughout dav except for following programs 10-10 15 KBOY Bargains; 11-12 (Sunday onlvt First Baptist service P M 12-12 IS KBOY ranch: 12:15-12 30 tSunday onlyi KBOY ranch: 8 30 Sign Off. TV PROGRAMS -KBES (Channel 5) THURSDAY 4 no Treasure Travels 4 30 Search for Tomorrow 4 45 On the Trail 5 oo Rm Ttn Tin 3 30 Ore Cal Panorama 8 30 Treasure Travels 7 00 The Bet ol Gruucho 7 30 Value Swing Time 7 45 Talent Time 8 -on Celebrity Playhouse 8 30 Ford Theater 9 no Susie 9 30 Treasure Travel 10 OO 1 Led 3 Lives 10.30 News St Sign Off FRIDAY 10:50 Devotions 11 -0O NBC Matinee 12 00 Brighter Day 12:15 Secret Storm 12.30 Edge ot Night l-OO Comedy Time 1 30 Bandstand 2 on Bob Crosby 2 15 Vai Rogue 2 30 The Way 3 00 Feminine Fancies 3 30 Uncle Bill 4 oo Treasure Travels 4 30 Search for Tomorrow 4 45 Musical Moment 5 00 Wild Bill Hickok 3 45 "Your TV Weatherman" 3 50 News 6 00 Cavalcade of Sporta 6 45 Dr. Hudson's Secret Journal Air Travelers to Pay For Tickets in Advance Scheduled air-lines have adopted a resolution requiring air travelers to pay for tickets in advance, according to infor mation received by the Med ford Western Union office to day. This resolution will be ob served bv all domestic air lines in the United States, effective Sunday, it was reported. 7:15 Heath's Medical History 7 20 Hollvwood Album 8 no Man Called X fl 30 Highway Patrol 9 00 Undercurrent 9 30 Mavor Ot The Town 10-00 Premier Theatre II 30 News A Sign-Off Bond Purchases Reported for County Word received today by Morris Leonard Sr., Jackson county savings bond sales chair man, indicated that sales of United States treasury E and H savings bonds in Jackson county amounted to $828,758 in Aug ust. The report was issued by George M. Mimnaugh. state director of bond sales. The total for August. 1955. was S801.942. Mimnaugh said Orcgonians set a peace-time record for them selves in their E and H bond purchases last month. They bought a total of S4. 189.409.70 worth of these securities, the highest Aucust figure since the 1945 war days. Eleven counties in Oregon are now ahead of last year's sales. They are Jackson. Coos. Curry, Jefferson. Linn. Malheur. Til lamook. Umatilla. Washington, Wheeler and Yamhill. The Medical Roundup Emeritus Consultant In Hs die Use, Mayo Clinic Emeritus Professor of Mtdlidue, Mayo Foundation Dr. Alvarez ARE THE NEW CALMING DRUGS DANGEROUS? People keep asking me if there is any danger in the un limited and continued use of the new, so-called "wonder drugs" which have a calm ing effect, and oft e n t i m e s help the per son with a mental dis turbance. The answer is that these drugs. whicn so often do great good, can all do harm if taken by someone who is highly sensitive to them, or who takes them for too long a time or in too large doses. Hence, their administra tion should be supervised by a physician. What is important is that all patients know enough to quit taking the drug and to con sult their physician the day queer or distressing symptoms appear. For instance; when taking chlorpromazaine. if the person's eyes begin to look yellow, he should stop taking the drug and should immediately see his phy sician. With a snake-root or Rauwolfia type of drug the pa tient should stop taking the medicine if he should get men tally disturbed, or if he should begin to feel stiff in his muscles and to lose expression in his face. Persons taking the Mil town type of drug should know that they should not run up the dose foolishly, because cases of habituation have been reported. POLYPS IN THE INTESTINES Many an elderly person is worried when a roentgenologic (x-ray) study of the colon, or Garden Notes By C. B. C0RDY County Extension Agent fot Horticulture Average weight of the fleece snipped from sheep in the United States is about eight or more pounds, according to government inspector estimates. WAIT S TV RADIO SERVICE Olden Shop In So. Oregon 409 s Mam Phone 2-2269 Day and Ntrnl Service, (Medford and VlclmtyV.. Nlcbl Callt and Sondaya No ealla m Ere or ail day Sat. $3.50 The body of an average adult person contains about one eal lon or more blood, measured by volume. HYPNOTISM Has been successfully used In muscular rheumatism, constipa tion, menstrual disturbances, migraine headache, insomnia stuttering, etc For information regarding Hvonotism sea - W. L. WHELDEN 336 S. Riverside. Medford. Ore. large bowel, shows the presence of polyps. These are little tum ors often as big as the end of a finger. They look much like a blackish mushroom with a top and a stem. Most of them are potentially malignant, which means that eventually cancer might arise in them. Fortunately, it arises in the top and not around the stem of the polyp. This peculiarity is reassuring when, for one reason or another, it is inadvisable to operate im mediately. It means that there is time in which an x-ray man can watch the polyp to see if it is going to grow. We physicians believe that many of the cancers of the colon start in a polyp. For years it will produce no symptoms. Oft en one or more are discovered accidentally when the large bowell happens to be x-rayed. I have reason to believe that usually these little lumps grow very slowly, and I suspect that in many cases they never become cancerous, and the person lives to die of something else. I know this because I have been so many polyps found at autopsy on persons who died of something or other. I was much interested once on seeing a big polyp in the Mid-September is an excellent time to seed new lawns. The weather is warm enough to cause prompt germination of the seed but not so hot as to make water ing a burdensome factor. Two things which are very im portant in planting a lawn are proper preparation of the seed bed and the selection of proper lawn seed. It is always a mistake to hastily prepare a seed bed and then seed, before the soil has had ample opportunity to settle. This will invariably result in an un even lawn. Selection Problem : After a good, level well com pacted seed bed has been de veloped and you are ready to seed, then the seed selection problem appears. Red creeping fescue and Kentucky btuegrass are two of our better lawn seeds. Bentgrasses which are so satis factory along the coast and in the more humid Willamette val ley are very disappointing in this area unless they are given the very best of care as regards ferti lizer and moisture they "will turn brown in hot weather. With most people this care is so exacting that the lawns turn brown in spite of them. As a re sult, bentgrasses should be avoid ed even in small quantities in lawn mixtures. Merion bluegrass is a new type of grass which ; makes a good tight turf but ! grows much more slowly and as a result does not need as frequent mowing. Rate Listed Any of these grasses can be planted at the rate of one pound to 250 square feet. Some people prefer clover in their lawns in which case a quarter of a pound of white Dutch clover could also be used with the grass. Clover has the advantage of requiring less water andfertilizer but as the leaves bruise easily, they stain clothing rather readily. While now is an ideal time for lawn seeding, they can continue to be seeded up until early Octo ber with good success. C. B. Cordy County Extension Agent Horticulture If you know anything at all about underwater marine life, you know what eight squids make. A squad. i 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 Open Sunday Through Friday My own shop 8 years near Port landRepairing All Makea The Gretel BRIDAL PAIR Set with 10 Oiamon 14-Kirjt Gold Mounting NO MONEY DOWN 1.00 WEEK OPEN WED. TIL 9:00 P.M. large bowel of a healthy boy of 14 who had been killed in an auto accident. Since I nare very rarely seen a case of cancer of the colon in a person under the age of 28. I strongly suspected that if this boy had lived, his polyp would have lain dormant for many years. I remember, also, an elderly , woman In whose colon there had j been found 3 large polyps. Be cause at the time she was men I tally disturbed. I did not want i her operated on. and so I just j had the polyps looked at every six months. The woman, lived several years, during which time the polyps did not show any ! tendency to grow. Eventually Strange As It Seems by Elsi Hix .Hsu m tRI-STrffe ROCK- Kr.KSTrIH6S KM "fcRK AM5 NS W CROSS IN niw.fuw-r.Birjm ofCupepper, Vs., is tub Pftron of If BAPTIST CHUeCHE9, History AUD CIVICS IN rllSri SCHOOL, 0PEKSTSlfct SCHooi. STORE frNDCOfCHES -fie exA SASKtrsftu. s -fc?TBau. Teams she died of some other illness. Fortunately, polyps in tru? re turn and sometimes even in the sigmoid flexure just above, the rectum can be destroyed by a proctologist. Working through an electrically-lighted tube he can dessicate or burn up the polyps with the help of very hot electric sparks. Certainly, polyps, when dis covered, should not be forgot ten and neglected. They should be watched, and if they show signs of growing they should be be removed. When the patient is old or feeble or in poor shape for an operation, his physician will be justified in postponed surgical intervention. CROSSWORD PUZZLE iswer to Yesterday' Puzzle ACROSS 1 Ship channel Challengea 9 Resort 12 Ventilate 3 Skip over 14 Panee step 1 Provided with personnel 17 Pours 19 Insect 20 Twirl 21 Alluda 23 Ingredient 2B Great Lake 27 Famous actor 15 Conjunction 29 Moccasin 30 Crawled 21 Garden Implement S? 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