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Newspaper Page TextTWO MEDFORD (OREGON) MAIL TRIBUNE Friday. September 21. 1958 A: fV) 55-66.68. 7 5) f 76-77 iSTSTAR GAZEBO jSkA JO a m-34 "eL 57.47 F -T Ct-AT R POLLAN- TAUtUS a 1 1 mod 14 16-53 69 CAMCfl ww 23 6i ft 4t uo AAV 24 AUG 23 item eftgl.ef vwoo -WJ& 24 o ;v -ij Doty AcWy Gwrde f J' -According to fh Sfars To develop message for Saturday, "WtJ words Correonding to number Of your Zod'OC birth non utu OCT 23 &l IS4-65-74 I Semoan 31 M 4,1 l-mr 3 A-rv 33 Hol-oy 63 Go Wff OrxnomK 34 T t Plant " S WoU 35 M-ay 6S You. fr Don' 36 A'to.n 66 PKitni f Unuiual 37 Yre. 67 Saopef I Gve 3D P'-jn ft You All' 39 0i 60 Hl0 0 40 Covhjc-v 70 Fw 11 A-tn 41 CKono 71 Out 12 Wnje 4? V-x 7? 1nrl.jjctt '3 43 M9n.ng 73 Try 15 OcuMy 4 Tk 7-, Coud 16 40 46 AU 76 Sjnng 17 Artocnmnn47 An 77 Horn S t 41 U 78 Cmdf Oecun-Hfic 4? Irmg 79 20 WH V) T M W 21 Per 51 G Ri Ro.vtm 22 0r-e 5? xj ft? Ood 23 BrtH S3 C'.f-- 8;! Tr 24 Neex S4 Setv-ng JU TS. 25 Ctu-a 55 85 8oco- 26 5ur '6 MoV 86 Sofa's 77 T 57 Wi 87 Souc 2t Co-" 58 V-j. S3 Pood ?9 Pl4Knurabl 5 f-t V'-n 30 Cauid 60 Vaijr W) Todsv 6-21 -32 43 f1 53-73-83-67 tAOmAJHUS OK 23 Jgjl 7 19.30-414T 5?6i-73 'I CAMICOtM OK 62-7? AOUAtJUS A.N 21 9 20-31-42 4fi 15-56-30-38 mcrs WAR 2 ? 13-79 J0(- The Medical Roundup by RADIO PROGRAMS-FRIDAY Prgranu listed below are received from the radio itatiens and the Mail Tribune iiiumtt no responiibility except to make tuch changes as are supplied KYJC 123 ko KMED U4t he KW1N 1400 ke 4 00 Club 1230 4 Music & Spts Caravan 4 30 Club 1230 4.45 Krank Gois" Fred Waring Sonjrfest Tred Wannj bonglest Cafe Lounge Cafe Lounge K1AIN STop Ten Hemingway lews Here's the Answer Sam Ha.ves S .00 Edward P. Moreen 3.15 Tom Harmon" 3 30 Amos Andy"" 3 45 Amos it Andv, Music With Sam Music With Sam Regional Rounduo Grantland Rite Storv 00 Edward R- Murrow 11. i Lowell Thomas " 8 30 Bin CrosbV" ft 43 Johnny Dollar'" 7 00 CBS News"" 713 Robert Q. Lewia 7 30 Music Shop 7:43 Coech's Report Cavalcade of Sports Cavalcade of Sport Spurts Daily Music in March Time 9:00 Med ford vs Roseburf 8 15 Medford vs Rose burg 30 Med ford vs Jtosebure g;43 Med ford v Roseburf 800 Med ford vs Roseburjj 8 15 Mrdford vi Hoseburg 8 30 Med ford va Roseburg 8 45 Med ford vs Rosehuxg lo.OOW;orld News Beat 10:13 Off The Record 10:30 Oft The Record 10:45 Off the Record 8c New 11:00 Sign Off Morgan Beatty One Man s Family Nat'l Radio Fan Club" Nat'l Radio Fan Club Bob & Ray Bob 8c Rav Bob ic Ray" Let s Talk S porta" "Fulton Lewis Jr." Local News K WIN Karavan Sots. KW1N Karavan Sptg KWIN Karavan KW1N Karavan KWIN Karavan A-shland vs Phoenix Football Warmup Medford v Ros-eburg ivieoiora vs nose burg Medford vs Roaeburg Medford vs Roseburg Medford v Rosehurg Medford vs Roaeburr Medford vs Rosehurg Aahland vs Phoenjx . Ashland vs Phoenix Ashland vs Phoenix Ashland vs Phoenix Richfield Reporter" Nlghtwatchman Nightwatchman Nlghtwatchman & Ne Ashland vs Phoenix Ashland vs Phoenix A-shland vs Phoenix As h la nd vs Phoenix KWIN Karavan KWIN Karavan KWIN Karavan rsKWIN Karavan Sign Off Kim's Serenade RADIO PROGRAMS-SATURDAY ff-oo News' Bob Robert' Corral Wakeup Ranch 6 13 World Newe Roundup Bob Robert's Corral Wakeup Ranch 30 Frank Got"" Bob Robert a Corral The Home Show 6 43 Yawn Patrol First News The Home Show 7 00 Coffee Concert Country Musle Network News" 713 Martin Agronskv Rogue Valley Beeper Breakfast Gang 730 Robert Q. Lewi" Nws Commentary News & Weather J AS Robert Q. Lewis' Weather A 7:50 News Tarm News "9 00 News K of fee Klatch World News Sports t-15 Visit With Bing Oregon Game Comm. Musical Spotlite 30 Gummoke" Norm 'a Choice Music Haven ot Kest" g 43 Gunsmoke Norm's Choice Music Haven of Rest "9 00 Newscast" Friendship Circle Coffee Date 8 IS-trMusic Box Friendship Circle Coffee Date 130 No School Today Here a To Veta Voice of De iveranco t 43 No School Today Sat. News Peak Voice of Deliverance lo oo Music & City Hoep. MONITOR Game of The Day" 10 15 -Cttv Horoital MONITOR Game of The Day 16 30 Record Sck MONITOR Game of The Day iostlRecgrd Rck MONITOR Game of The Day Ti"br Trading Post MONITOR Game of the Day J 15 MuatcRoom MONITOR Game of the Day 11-30 Garden Gate Nat 1 Farm, Home Hr. Game of the Day l AS Guest Star Nst'l Farm, Home Hr. Game of the Day 12 00 Clubl230 MONITOR" Game of the Day 12 13 Club 12.30 A Weather MONITOR" Game of the Day 12 30 Club 1230 W'X, Monitor Wraouo&News" 13.43 Colorado va Oregon MONITOR Western Roundup Time 100 Colorado vs Oregon MONITOR" Western Roundup Time 1 13 Colorado va Oregon MONITOR Western Roundup Time 1 30 Colorado vs Oregon MONITOR' Western Roundup Time 143 Colorado vs Oregon MONITOR Western Roundup Time "i 00 Colorado vi Oregon MONITOR' Western Roundup Time i5Colorado v Oregon MONITOR Western Roundup Time 3 30 Colorado ve Oregon MONITOR Western Roundup Time 3 43 Colorado ve Oregon MONITOR Western Roundup Time "3 00 News MONITOR News Western Rndup. 2 IS Club 1230 MONITOR" Western Roundup Time 3 30 Club 1230 MONITOR" Salute to Safety 3 3 Club 1230 MONITOR Salute to Sa fety L4 00 News MONITOR" Recorded Music 4 13 Club 1130 MONITOR News" 4 30 Veta Administration MONITOR" Salute to Safetv 4 43 Frank Goes' MONITOR Salute to Safety S 00 News' MONITOR" . Bandstand U.S.A 5 13 Tom Harmon MONITOR" Bandstand U.S.A." 3 30 Indictment"' Grand Ole Opry" Southside News 3.45 Indictment Grand OleOpry Musical Spotlite 6 OO Fort Laraml MONITOR" Hawaii Calls" 15 rort Laramw. MONITOR Hawaii Calls 0 30 Unit 99" MONITOR Guy Lombard 45 Unit 93 MONITOR Guy Lombardo 7 00 ABC News" MONITOR KWIN Karavan 7 IS Lawrence Welk MONITOR KWIN Karavan 7 3ft Howard Cosell" MONITOR Public Library 7 43 Coconut Grove Orch MONITOR SOC vs Hum bold t " g 00 So Oregon vs Humbolt MONITOR" SOC vs Humboldt 1 I So Orrgon vs HumboltMONITOR" SOC vs Humboldt g 30 So. Oregon ve HumboltMONITOR" SOC vs Humboldt H 45 So. Oregon va HumboltMONITOR' SOC vs Humboldt 9 00 So. Oregon vs Humbolt Heartbeat Theatre H,irnboMt 8 IS So. Oregon vs HumboltHeartbeat Theatre h! mholHt 9 30 So Oregon vs Humbolt Proudly We Hail " 5"gSd! 8 45 So Oregon vs HumboltProudly We Hatl SOC vs Humboldt loflO World Newa Beat KMED News Report Karavan 10:15 Off the Record" Nlghtwatchman KU IN Karavan in tft Off the Record Nlghtwatchman KWIN Karaan IS 2?Zg tt! R.c" d. New, N.imt W..ch & W KWIN K.r.v.n imm SLmOtt SlcnOft Muilc By Moonlit. ABC "CBS 'NBC MBS KBOT 13 C (AO srninni at una OM i'l'J " othtrwli. Inltad AM S Sin on Mmic throughout d.y except (or following proframa 1B-10 U KBOV Brln: 11-U iSund.y onlyi Fir.t Biptl.t ervlce IVM -la-iaaS KBOi ranch; 13:13-13.30 (Sunday onlj) KBOY ranch so situ ofr. . Now, hear GROUCHO MARX show on SATURDAY KMED-3.00 p.m. Sponsored by your DE SOTO-PLYMGUTH DEALER Emeritus Consul tan t In HsdlcUe, Mayo Clinic Emeritus Professor of Msditlne. Mayo Foundation Man's Long Unfalmott To Homeleii Children It is remarkable how many good people have written to scold me for having said that if a woman wants to have a baby by ar tificial insemi nation, and her husband agrees, I see no reason why I shomd say her nay and deny her the right to reach awi K ir. Alvarez WALT'S TV & RADIO SERVICE Oldest Shop In go Oregon 409 r Main Pbone t-lZtt Day (Medfoi ght aemce, r" ca i.. y.w and vicinity). Nig at Calls tod flnndiyi Ne eails m Eve. or an day tat DOW TV SERVICE Expart Service All Makei PHONE 2-7994 Day ar Hire "Get Your Start" at rha MUSIC MART Quality School Instruments RENTALS - RECORDS Your Sclmer-Holton Dealer POISON OAK? Try a Bottle of ZEMAC0L Taa most be unified r fony cheerfully refunded. Gel a bottle te day at WESTERN THRIFT. Strange As It Seems by Elsie Hix KBES-TV (Channel 5) miDAT 4.00 Treaiure Travels 4:30 Search for Tomorrow S. 00 Wild Bill HIcRock 3:45 "Your TV Weather Man" 3 50 Newa 0:00 Cavalcade of Soorta 6:50 Dr. Hudson s Secret Journal 7:13 Heath'a 7 20 Hollywood Album 8 00 Man Called X S:30 Highway Patrol 8 00 Undercurrent 9 30 Maor of the Town in-oo Premier Theatre 1130 Newa & Sign Off SATl'BDAT a 43 Baseball Preview 8 53 New York at Boston 12 43 Pac. Southwest Tennii Tourney 3.00 Saturoay Sporta Parade 3 30 Mr. Wizard 4 00 On The Trail 4:30 Saturday Showtime a 13 Er.v vallev Golf clinic 8 30 Faith For Today 7:00 The Honeymoonera 7 30 Stage Show 8:00 Crunch &c Des 8 30 Hev Jeannie! 8 00 Encore Theater 9 30 People Are Funny 10 no Chicago Wrestling 11.00 News & Sign Off out for happiness. It is none of my business. My correspond ents called artificial insemina tion adultery, but the dictionary defines that as "voluntary sex ual intercourse between a mar ried woman and any other than the lawful spouse." Obviously, when a physician, using a long syringe, injects a few drops of semen into a woman's vagina there is no sexual act. Strangely, when, a hundred years ago, the world's first great woman's surgeon J. Marion Sims started trying to find ways of curing sterility in mar ried couples, the wrath that des cended upon him was devastat ing. Even physicians attacked him and accused him of dese crating the marriage bed. He was so hurt that he largely quit this work, and nothing more was done about it until recent years. Now the attacks are on again. It is curious that people have always been hostile to any one who would try to place in a loving woman's arms the baby whom she so longs for. Even adoption has long been frowned upon by legal profes sion and others, and the illegiti mate child has always been looked on as a sort of disrepu table person who should never have gotten mixed up in an un savory mess! Child Could Lose Out I was surprised to read the other day in the book by Mr. and Mrs. Brooks "Adventuring in Adoption" that in England adoption was not legalized until 1926. And this did not mean that the adopted child could in herit the property of his foster parents. Even when they willed it to him, he could easily lose out in the courts because the laws on the subject are any thing but clear. The Brooks' say that In this country the laws on adoption are so mixed-up in the several states that when a will contest comes before a judge the poor man has "to flounder in an al most uncharted sea." Adoption of children into homes, instead of incarceration in drab, often cruelly run orphan asylums, became fairly common some 60 years ago when I was a boy. I remember then reading of a wealthy man In England who placed hundreds of orphans in homes of good people in South Africa and elsewhere. In America great credit must go to Theodore Roosevelt who. in 1909. called the first white House Conference on homeless children, out of which came the "Children's Bureau." This was the first public agency- in the world to look after the welfare of homeless children. Since our courts have been so very slow to safeguard the rights of or phaned and adopted children. I suppose it will be 100 years now before the law will grant any rights to the child conceived after some artificial form of insemination. Why should we always be so heartless and so cruel to the child who, through no fault of his own. comes into the world in some way not hal lowed by tradition. Bell's Palsy Many persons ask what to do for a Bell's Palsy of half of the face. They might consult a neu rologist, but I doubt if the neu rologist could do much for them that- their family doctor at home could not do, which is usually nothing. In most cases one waits until the nerve recovers its strength or grows out again. There is no medicine that I know of that can be taken by mouth to hurry the process. I imagine it would help if a physiother apist would massage the muscles of the face, or stimulate them electrically. Fortunately, in all but few cases, after some months the power of the muscles comes back. I do not know what the cause is I imagine it usually is a virus that causes inflamma tional in the facial nerve. Popping In the Ears Many ask what is wrong when the ears pop. Sometimes it hap pens when a person is on a train which is rapidly going down a mountain-side. Then it is due to increasing pressure of the air on the eardrums. In order to equal ize the pressure on the two sides of the drum, all a person has to do is to swallow several times; then air goes up through the so called eustachian tube from the throat into the middle ear. Sometimes when a person has a cold and the mouths of the eustachian tubes in the throat are somewhat swollen, there may be difficulty in the passing of air up into the middle ears, and then there may be some popping of the ears. There is no need for worrying about the condition be cause it is usually transient. It is not indicative of any serious dis ease of the ear. Dr. Alvarez hopes his readers wiil understand that it would be impossible for him to answer re quests for information or to at tempt to diagnose by mail. Release by The Register and Tribune Syndicate, 1956) Buffalo, N.Y. 4U.R The Buf falo Courier-E x p r e s s said Wednesday the Bell Aircraft Corp. X2 rocket plane had reached a record altitude of 23.86 miles. 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