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Newspaper Page TextFOOT MEDFORD (OREGON) MAIL TRIBUNE Friday. September 28, 1958 ur m il - ? 15 77 49 y5 71 73 MAY 22 ? 10-73-34 47 J7-6 UNCI! 2! W22 25-44-54 756-59 79 8d uo JULY 24 AUG 23 (d 58 62 68 WGQ AUG 2i tfA 5-14-21-30 PlW 73-85 -By CLAY R. POLLAN H Ifoor Ooiy Actrvrry CwmvW M Seeordeng fo Sfon. To eJextop mssog for Soturdoy, reod word corresponding to number 0 your Zodioc birth sign, t Omeh 31 Horn Al tn 2 T-yJoy' 32 &,d 3 For 33 ArvJ 4 Cww ' 34 Fo 5 Snc 35 Boct 6 Apceoot 36 x 7 Ouo-ftv 8 Subdue 9 Be 10 Aift U Ojm 12 i"'' 13 Mflkf 15 AwecH 14 Keep 17 O 15 Th 19 lnf-otd 70 loo 21 W.tt 22 CeecT 23 Tooov 24 Hunce 25 O 26 S'offt 27 FfT-or 28 0' 29 No 30 Help (5) Good 37 A 33 C'vjnrj 39 Hn'y 40 low 41 Avr-4 42 jyo 43 Diron 44 P-Jy 45 Soo 46 D"ving 47 A 49 You 50 You 5 Or 52 Up 53 Voy 54 Vonay 55 And 36 Thw 6? Hioftii 63 Be 65 O- 6 ODOVunrT 67 0'-: 6fl Tioy 69 Keep 70 Lewi 71 Piynonin 72 Pxkn:.v 7j 0"V 74 ConftOrK 75 from 76 Scr 77 Hod 78 AMoir 79 Owed 80 You 81 For 82 Ad 83 Lttxienhtp 84 B;is 85 A 86 PxtU SCOftO OCT 24 NOV 73 3 t26-35-49-52,C-l 61 64 31-83 57 rvlop.nQ 87 You 58 Work &8 TodOy 59 It 89 No- 60 0v. 90 Pto6Iw OCT 23 8-19-30-33 1 ,41-60-74 SJ SAG4TT AflVS 1 3- 7U& 16 33-32-84 'M CAMICOtN DtC 23 JAN 16-18-31-51 dTi 363-72 feJ pi sets 21 13 29-39 b9 7077 RADIO PROGRAMS-FRIDAY Pro? rims listed below r received from the radio stations and the Mail Tribune assumes no responsibility except to make such changes as are supplied KTJC 123fi ke KML1 144 ke KW1.N 1400 ke 4 00 Club 1230 4:15 Music Ok Spts Caravan' 4 30 Club Vim 4.45 tr;.nk Coss" Fred Warinn SonRiest KWIN'S Top Ten Fred Waring Sunglest Hpimnifwa ,ewi" Cme LounK' Here the Answer' Caie Lounge Sum Haves 3 00 Kdward P.Morcan S I.') Tom Harmon" 5 30 Amos & Andy" 3 4.1 Amos St Andy" 6 00 Edward R. Muri-ow" 6.15 Lowell Thomas" II 30 Bins Crojtbv" m .yJohnnv Dollar 7:00 CBS News" " 71S Robert Q. Lewis' 7:30 Music Shop JT 4. Coach's Report 8 00 Medrord-Marshfield 8 15 fcitdford-Marahfield 8 JO Medford-Marshfield 8:4.V Medford-Marshfie.d 9:00 MrdfordlMarshfierd Medford-Marshfield 0 30 Medford-Marshfield 4.1 Medford-Ma rsh field 10.00 r,SC vs OSC" 10:1.1 USC vs OSC 10 30 I'SC vs OSC" 10 4J TJSC vs OSC Music With Sam Bob & Ray Music With Sam Boh & Rav Rccional Roundup Bob & Rav" F.liner Peterson News Let s Talk Sports" Cavalcade of Sports Fulton Lewis Jr. Cavalcade of Sports Local News Sports Dallv KWIN Karavan Sots. Music in March Time KWIN Karavan Spts. KWIN Karavan KWIN Karavan KWIN Karavan Ashland vs Lakeview Morgan Beatty One Man s Family Bob Hope Show Boh Hope Show" Foothall Warmup Medford-Marshlield Medford-Marshfield Medf ord-Marshf ield Medford-Marshfield"" Medford-Marshfield Medford-Marhfield Medford-Marshfield 1 1 V USC vs OSC 11:15 USC vs OSC" 11:S1 USC vs OSC 11:4.1 USC vs OSC 12:00 Sin off Richfield Reporter Night watchman Nichtwatchman NiKhtwatchman & NewsKWIN Karavan Kim'i Serenade A5h!and vs Lakeview Ashland vs Lakeview Ashland vs Lakeview Ashland vs Lakeview Ashland vs Lakeview Ashland vs Lakeview Ashland vs Lakeview Ashland vs Lakeview KWIN Karavan KWIN Karavan KWIN Karavan Sign Off RADIO PROGRAMS-SATURDAY 8 00 News 6:13 World News Roundup" 6 '30 Frank Gosa" 8:43 Yawn Patrol Bob Robert's Corral Bob Robert's Corral Bob Robert's Corral First News Wakeup Ranch Wakenp Ranch The Home Show The Home Show 7:00 Coffee Concert 7:13 Martin Ajironsky 7 30 Robert Q Lewis" 7:43 Robert Q. Lewis' Country Music Rogue Valley Beeper News Commentary Weather & 7:50 Newa 8 00 News 8:13 Visit With Binf 8 30 Gunsmoke 8.43 Guiumnke" Koffee Klatch OreRon Game Comm. Norm's Choice Music Norm's Choice Music Network News Breakfast Can News A Weather Farm News World News Sports Musical Spotlite Haven ui Kest Haven of Rest" B 00 Newscast" 913 Music Box 130 No School Today -No School Today Friendship Circle -Friendship Circle Here's To Vets Sat. News Desk Coffee Data Coffee Date Voice ot Deliverance Voice of Deliverance lo DO Music V city Hosp. Michigan vs. 10:15 Michigan vs UCLA" Michigan vs. 10 30 Michigan vs UCLA Michigan vs. 10 45 M ichiga nvsU C LA ' Mich igan vi. 11:00 Michigan vs UCLA Michigan vs. 11:15 Michigan ve UCLA" Michigan vs. 1130 Michigan va UCLA" Michigan vs. 1 1 45 m ,h i gan vs UCLA Michigan vs 12 00 MtchiKan va UCLA" Michigan vs. 12:15 Michigan vs UCLA" Michigan vs. 12 30 Michigan vs UCLA WX. Monitor 12:45 M ich. St -Standford" MONITOR 1:00 Mich. St.-Stanford" MONITOR 1:13 Mich. St.-Stanford" MONITOR 130 Mich. St.-Stanford" MONITOR r45 Mich. St -Stanford MONITOR 2 00 Mich. St -Stanford MONITOR 2:13 Mich. St.-Stanford MONITOR 2 30 Mich. St.-Stanford MONITOR 3 45 Mich. St.-Stanford MONITOR 3:00 News MONITOR 3:19 Club 1230 MONITOR 33ri Club 1230 MONITOR 3 43 Club 1230 MONITOR UCLA UCLA UCLA" UCLA UCLA" UCLA UCLA UCLA UCLA" UCLA Game of The Day Game of The Day Game of The Day Game of The Day Game of the Day Game of the Day Game of the Day No. Carolina vs Ok la. No. Carolina vs Okla. No. Carolina vs Okla. No. Carolina vs Okla. No. Carolina vs Okla. No. Carolina va Okla. No. Carolina vs Okla." No. Carolina vs Okla. No Carolina vs Okla No. Carolina vs Okla. Western Roundup Time Western Roundup Time Western Roundup Time News Western Rndup. Western Roundup Time Salute to Safety Salute to Safety 4 00 News 4:15 Club 1230 4 30 Vets Administration J 43 F rs nk Goss'" 5O0 News" 3:13 Tom Harmon" , 9 3o Indictment 9:45 Indictment" MONITOR MONITOR MONITOR MONITOR MONITOR" MONITOR KM ED News Report Lets Go To Town Recorded Music News" Salute to Saferr Salute to Sa fety Bindstand U.S.A.' Bandstand U S. A. Southside News Musical Spotlite 8:00 Fort Laxamte 6:13 Fort Laramie 8 30 Unit or" 8 45 Unit 99 MONITOR MONITOR Hawaii Calls Hawaii Calls Guy Lombard S O C. vs Sacramento St. 7:00 So. Oregon-Sac. State 7:15 So. Oregon-Sac. Slate 7:30 So. Oregon-Sac. State 7 43 So.OTegon-Sac. State 8 oo So. Oregon-Sac. State 8 13 So. Oregon-Sac. State 8 30 So. Oregon-Sac. State 8 43 So. Oregon-Sac. Sta te 9 oo So. Oregon-Sac. State 9:1.1 So. Oregon-Sac. State 9 30 So. Oregon -Sac. State 9:45 So. Orego n-Sac. State MONITOR MONITOR MONITOR MONITOR- MONITOR" MONITOR MONITOR" MONITOR Heartbeat Theatre Heartbeat Theatre Proudly We Hail Proudly We HaU lOflO World News Beat 10:1.3 Off the Record 10:3fi Off the Record 10:45 Oft the Record. News 1 1 tlO SigrTbf f KMED News Report Nightwatchman Nightwatchman Night W atch St News S O C vs Sacramento St. S O C. vs Sacramento St. S O C. vs Sacramento St. S O C- va Sacramento St. S O.C. vs Sacramento St. S O C. vs Sacramento St. SOC. vs Sacramento St. SOC vs Sacramento St. S O.C. v- Sacramento St. S O.C. vs Sacramento St. KWIN Karavan KWIN Karavan KWIN Karavan KWIN Karavan KWIN Karavnn KWIN Karavan Sign Off Music By Moo nil te ABC "CBS MBS KBOT 139 KC (All programs at same nmi dally amcsa otherwise indicated) AM 5 45 Sign on Music throughout dav excep; for following programs" 10-10 15 KBOV Bargains. 11-1? (Sunday onlvi First Baptist service PM 12-13.13 KBOY ranch. 12:15-1230 .Sunday onlyt KBOY ranch: 6 30 Sign off. TV PROGRAMS -KBES (Channel 5) FRIDAY 4 -00 Treasure Travels 430 Search for Tomorrow 4 45 Musical Moments 800 Wild Bill HicKoclt 3:30 TV Question Box 3 4.1 "Your TV Weather Man" 3 30 News 8 00 Cavalcade of Snorts 8 o Dr. Hudson's Secret Journal 7:1.1 Heath s 7:20 Hollywood Album 7 30 Stevenson speech 8 no Man Called X 8 30 Highway Patrol 9 0O t'ndi'rcurrent 9 30 Mayor of the Town 10:00 Premier Theatre 1130 News St Sign Off "Get Your Starr" t the MUSIC MART Quality School Instruments RENTALS - RECORDS Your Selmer-Holton Dealer HYPNOTISM Has been successfully used In muscular rheumatism, constipa tion, menstrual disturbance, migraine headache, insomnia, stuttering, etc For Information regarding Hypnotism see W. L. WHELDEN 336 S. Riverside. Med ford. Ore. SATURDAY 9 45 Baseball Preview 9 33 Boston at New York 1 on Football 1 .30 Treasure Travels 2 45 Political Telecast 3 00 Saturday Sports Parade 3 30 Mr Wizard 4 00 On The Trail 4 30 Saturdav Showtime 8 1.1 Easv Vallev Golf Clinic 8 30 Faith For Today 7:00 Jackie Gleason Show 7 30 Stage Show 8 mi Crunch Ai Dex 8 3"; Hev Jeannie! 9 00 Fncore Theater 9 30 people Are Funny 10 on Chicago Wrestling 11 00 Newa & Sign Off SUNDAY 12 30 Grand Ole Opry 130 Pro Football N Y. Giants vs. SF 49ers 12 45 CBS News 2:00 Afternoon Theater 4 00 CoMege Hour 4 30 Tom Harmon Show 5 00 This Is The Life 530 Telephone Time With John Nesbitt 8-00 Weekly News in Review l.i Treasure Travels 6 30 Sherlock Holmes 7.00 Private Secretary 7 30 Waterfront 80 Ed Sullivan Show o 00 CC Theater 9 30 Alfred Hitchcock Presents 10 00 Loretta Young 10 .30 I've Got a Secret WALT'S TV t RADIO SERVICE Oldest Shop la to Oregon 489 C Main Pnooe t-2ZC9 Day see Nlgnt Service, Pf Cft CMedford and Vicinity) J.Jt Nlf hi Calls and Sundays No csdls m Cvo. or ai) day Bat. The Medical Roundup Emeritus Consultant in Hedleiae, Mayo CUole Emeritus Pru lessor of MedlOne. Mayo Foundation Ur. Alvarex Things Small Children Get Into Lungs or Stomach Anyone who will visit an ex pert bronchoscopist or gastro .conist fa rthvsician who looks with a lighted tube into the lungs or gullet or stomach) is likely to be shown a bas ket full of IlV f 'r. j queer objects h J which have been removed from the air passages or stomach of small children. Some of these objects were fairly easy to get hold of with forceps, or Jhey could be pulled out with the help of a strong magnet; others which are round and smooth like a peanut may have been very hard to grip ar.d remove. Many an open safety pin had to be closed before it coujd be withdrawn. Experts have a special piece of appara tus on the end of a long wire with which they can close such an open safety-pin. Occasionally, a small child will live for months with a pea nut or other small object in the lung, and the parents will not suspect what is wrong. All they will know is that the child has a cough and is not well. Then an X-ray film of the chest may give a hint, showing, as it does, that part of the lung is shut off and not working. One of the worst things a mother can do to her baby is to give him her button basket with which to play. This is only ask ing for trouble. Some of the ob jects get stuck in a child's gullet and then must be removed by an expert. Many of those that get down into the stomach can be left alone, because they even tually will be passed by rectum Iron-containing objects that do not leave the stomach can some times be drawn out with the help of one of the new powerful mag nets. In some cases the stomach has to be opened and the for eign body removed. It would be well if mothers would train themselves to think of the possible dangers to a child before an accident happens, rath er than after it happens! A Shaking Head or Hand Many elderly persons are un happy because their hand or their head shakes. Often a shak ing hand is hereditary; it may run in the family, and there is little I know of to do for it. In some cases, when a shaking is due to a Parkinson's syndrome the trouble is cither a little un recognized stroke, which injured the brain, or an encephalitis (brain fever). In these cases the physician can try a number of drugs which tend to quiet the tremor. I don't know of anything to do for a shaking head. Dr. Alvarez hopes his readers will understand that it would be impossible for him to answer re quests for information or to at tempt to diagnose by mail. (Released by The Register and Tribune Syndicate, 1956) The Family Council Edltor'f not: The Family Council consists of a Judge, ft psychiatrist, three clerrymen, a, newspaper editor, a women's editor and two writers, nach artlrle is a summary of an actual report The Family Council does not give advice; It merely reports on problems that have been dealt with by responsible agencies and counselors. Mr. K.M. My husband loves our adopted daughter best. K. M. My wife's the one who is playing favorites with the children. ... Mrs. K.M Five years ago my husband and 1 adopted a little girl. We believed we could have no children of our own, but last year I gave birth to a son. We should be supremely happy, but my husband is spoiling our fam ily life by making our little girl his favorite and paying too lit tle attention to our son. He shows no interest at all in the baby and is constantly after me for what he calls my neglect of our daughter. Naturally a baby requires more attention, but of course I love Laura with all my heart and give her the af fection and attention , she requires. ... K. M. My wife once con fessed that no matter how much she loves Laura, she can't feel quite the same toward her as she does toward our son. Now 1 feel girls require more attention and I think Laura particularly should get it because of any problems that may develop as a result of her being adopted. Be sides, Laura is old enough to talk and play and there is little a man can do with a baby. It's really my wife who is playing favorites with the children. ... The Council This couple has gotten into deep water through too much analysis of their own feelings and their refusal to take simple facts at their face value. Mrs. K.M. is 100 per cent right when she says babies re quire more attention and her husband is perfectly right when he points out "Laura is old I enough to talk and play and ! there is little a man can do with baby." His feeling that little girls might require more atten tion is also fairly reasonable. Why all the complication then? Apparently this couple was so overwhelmed with happiness and gratitude at the birth of their own son, the husband be gan to develop a fear that all this happiness was taking some thing away from the child he had a particular obligation to love. Under pressure of these feelings he apparently extracted a confession from his wife that she too. feels something quite special for their son. While these two are analyzing motives and weighing and meas uring amounts of love and at tention, their normal expression of feeling for their children is being spoiled. They should ac cept the fact that it is natural to feel some special thrill about a child they believed could nev er be. This need not detract one iota from their love for the little girl. She undoubtedly holds her own special place in their hearts. Obviously these parents love their children, and neither one needs his emotions policed by the other. This will only cause much unhappiness for both chil dren. (Copyright 1956, General Fea tures Corp.) , The people who sell cooking oils have done a pretty smart thing in getting a special day pro claimed for them. All over the country, today is being celebrated as Fry Day. 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CHILDREN TRANSMITTEDjf" Tuc viihapc at sia S U ' iSffl VON ? rTSteTKSssr 7 THE MUMPS TO AA6,SA -'?4 EXCHANGE AT GOVERNMENT J E' UA. p I FEEL A REA IIPS S J t,,.,., Ct I C DON'T BOTHER ANSWERING I A rvEK latfft z sZ I Stanley btrongnose. mows letter, oust T S r HERE S THAT ,JEW S I : 2 V. RUN THAT AD "-WE'LL GET I ( NO REPLY ) GUESS AH i V COMPOSITE AD I HAD f -S?jfi f A MILLION NEW -Z UM MR. IS TOO WEAK I MADE UP MY FACE. J 1 I -.TjfJ'A . ( CUSTOMERS" I FZ STRONGnOSE Y AN' RUN DOWN 3 f ON TlW YOKUM'S X I TSa-Jp-1 Va y y VET, TlhOY !f A. pq-himt- 6cy JL ft il(lft&& My latest photograph. j?" fc5vM ' II I I I l Want to took Me M-? H vT, I'kX AWjlI I yy ft Send far my course. 'J THAT'S N0BOWS KEEP YOUR HAND OFF'H THAT TRUCK ALL WE WftNT IS TO THEN WHY DIDN'T .-. . V BUSINESS BUT OURS, ) I IF YOU D0NT WANT IT SHOT OFF. STATE ) BORROW SOME WATER YOU SAY SO IN THE . A V."' 7 rr-s V "T YOU WANT HERE OR CIT OUTj FOR OUR JEEP. IT'S A FIRST PLACE INSTEAD CEICER LataT vi ..JiaW t SORTA HET UP AN OF SN00PIN' J T LIM'QR ROUNR? YEP-AN" I D0NT Aim TO SET UP SHOP AG'IN, SUT 3 Z il -rj c o IU O O O O - I hear tpllth- x REVEN00ERS BUSTED I lUHr. .1111 I 111 M IIM Jt-lv, Ijafah VE (MEAN VO'RE PER 6000 WAAL-IF VE EVER SIT (SNIF-SNIF) GIVIN' UP I AN' ALWAYS TW NARV0US FIDGETS AN' THANKY SUT-- TH' PERFESSION I AN' FEREVER CAN'T SLEEP NIGHTS, S I'LL VOTEGETTING IDEAS East Lansing, Mich. (U.R) The Michigan advertising man agement conference has some novel ideas about getting out the vote on election day. They include: "Let's make it illegal to vote, then everyone will want to vote," or "give merchandise trade stamps away at the polls," or "give voters a discount on fed eral income tax." 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