Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, October 01, 1956, Image 12

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Newspaper Page TextTWELVE MEDFORD (OREGON) MAIL TRIBUNE Monday. October I. 1958 hr 3- 6-19 rA M24.29 32 APR. 21 I 2 MA' 21 10-12 15-2' JSbb-W 82 89 G4MINI (59 MAV 22 --8 56-60-43) -S'6"-63-4 CANCHt ens'"1-'23 V33--47.ii 59-70-76 uo J JIA.Y r, 18-21-23-261 a31 38-79 85 VMGO AUG 2 f SEPT 22 4.11-1-)7 36,43-81 rl STAR GAZERO v-l-A I K. PULLAN TT Your Dorlr Art..rfr GW. M According fo rH. Sfon. To develop message for Tuesday, read words corresponding to numbers or your ioatoc Dirth siga A'ei 62 TfOr-CjctiOrI JJ Mooe, 63 Unn 34 hoCMog 64 A 35 from 65 Rigrtt 36 Heels 66 Partner 37 Mooey 67 Takes 23 Triolj 63 Our AO W-f 41 T,m, 42 Mo, 43 CM 44 Deal, 45 L.nely 46 In 47 Mod 43 P an 49 Pcrtrpnn 50 Shook) 51 Money 52 Trove 53 II 54 lniecede 55 You 56 Corefufly 57 hit 58 Today 59 Should 1 Trust 2 Yrx, 3 Proeticol 4 Keeo 5 Good 6 Morten 7 News 8 You. 9 Own 10 Wonderful 11 We 12 Supoort 13 Ha 14 On 15 lndofed 16 An 17 Th, la May 19 St ire 20 Gorety 21 E 22 Attention 23 A 24 With 25 And 26 Day 27 Judgment 28 Encit.ng 29 Personal 30 Unexpected 60 Then (SlGood (ShAdvcne 69 Forrwiy 70 Be 71 Hove 72 To 73 Any 74 Confidently 75 Misgivings 76 Sotii'octory 77 Sno9 73 In 79 And 80 Your 81 Your 82 Or 83 Get 84 Don't 85 Tribulations 86 Fret 87 Ooiective 83 Ploces 89 friends 90 Behalf 4fA 102 ylNcutri USSA ier 23 r- OCT 23 vs.ii 5- 7-20-25: 28-41-45 V SCOtetO OCT 24 t. 2-1 3-40-61 r-i 167-72 83-88 SACITT AltUS NOV zj r . OcC 22 fJ 37-39-42-57T- Urf 77 OA1 1-.. CAreiccMN 2H;i Up. 52 53-55(1 171-73-75 AOUARIUS EB. 19 0t 16-30-34 b4-7&8r9C SCI PISCCS MAR 21 t. 1- 8- 9-27.fi 46-51 62 RADIO PROGRAMS-MONDAY Programs listed below ar received fiom the radio stations and th Mail Tribuno assumes no responsibility -.aeept to make such changes as are supplied Kjc I?3Q ax 4:00 Club 1230 4:15 Club 1230 4:30 Club 1230 4:45 Club 1230 5 00 Edward R. Murrow' 5 15 Tea Time. Sports" 5-30 Tom Harmon"" 5 45 Frank Goss 6 00 Edward P. Morgan 6 11 Lowell Thomai" T3'J Amos 8c Andy"' 6:45 Amos & Andy. News 7-00 Masters of Melodv" 7:13 Masters of Melody"" 7 30 Bin Crosby 7:4o Mucic Room 8 00 CBS News", Lewis 8:15 Robert t. Lewis 8 30 Voice oi Firestone' Jl:43 -Voice of Firestone 900 Music Rack 9:15 .Music Rack 9 30 CaDitol Cloakroom" 9:45 Capiol Cloakroom 10.00 World News Beat 10:15 Off the Record 10 30 Off the Record 10:45 Off the Record 11 00 SiRn Off KMKD - 1440 fcC Fred Waring Sonpfest Fred Waring Song f est Cafe Lounge Caf e Lounge" Music with Sam Music with Sam Regional News .Man On theGo K MED Snorts Daily Dine at 1440 Dine at 1440 Dineat 1440 Morgan Beatty News One Man's Family" Henry J. Taylor Pastels in Music Telephone Hour Telephone Hour Ken Nordine" Ken Nordine KWIN - 140U ke KWIN'S Top Ten" Hemingway News Here's the Answer Sam Hayes" Bob 8c Ray Bob & Rav Bob & Ray" Let's Talk Sports Fulton Lewis Jr." Local News Music You Want" Music You Want" Contrasts in Music jContrasts in Alusic Richfield Reporter" Night watch man Night watchman N ightwatch & IMewa Sign Off KWIN" Karavan-Sports KWIN Karavan-Sports KWIN Kara van KWIN Karavan KWIN Karavan KWIN Karavan Salute to Safety Salute to Safety KWIN Karavan KWIN Karavan News" KWIN Karaxan Jack's Private Line Jacks Private Line True Detective Mvst. True Detective Mvst." Danger with Granger" JDanger with Granger Music by Moonlite RADIO PROGRAMS-TUESDAY 6 AO News of America" 15 Yawn Patrol 6 30 Yawn Patrol 6:45 Yawn Patrol 7:00 Breakfast Tunes 7:13 Martin Agronsky 7:30 Tom MacLeod -Sport 7:45 Harry Babbitt 8 00 Frank Goss' 8:13 Coffee Concert 8 JO News A Bulletins J5 :43 Howard Miller Show "9:00 Music 8c Lost Pet 9:15 Breakfast Club 930 Breakfast Club" 9:4.3 -Breakfast Club; 10:00 Nora Drake 10:15 Music Box 10:30 Name Your Neighbor 10:45 Trading Post 11 -on Record Rack 11:13 Second Mrs Burton 1 1:30 Strike It Rich' 11:45 Pat Buttxam" 12:00 Paul Harvev 12 15 Tnb. News. Weather 1 2 30 Houseparty- 12:45 Houseparty 1 :00 Arthur Godfrey" 1 :15 Arthur Godfrey1 1:30 Arthur Godfrev 1 ;45 Arthur Godfrey 2:00 Arthur Corifrey" 2:15 Arthur Godfrev" 2:30 Ruth Ashton. We'ther"1 2:45 Backstage Wife "3:00 Helen Trent 3 !5 Our Gal Sunday 3 30 Coke Time 3:45 Club 1230 Bob Roberts Corral Bob Roberts Corral Bob Roberts Corral First News Farm News, Sports Rogue Valley Beeper News Commentary Weather.7I50 News World News Roundup Kashbox. Swap & Sell Frank's Choice Music Frank's Choice Momc Friendship Circle Friendship Circle NBC Bandstand" NBC Bandstand NBC Bandstand NBC Bandstand NBC Bandstand NBC Bandstand" Wakeup Ranch Wakeup Ranch Musical Clock Musical Clock Hemingwav News Breakfast Gang" Musical Clock Music Clock-Best Buys "cliff Inele News Local News-Sports Haven ot Rest Haven of Rest" NBC Bandstand NBC Bandstand" Cannon at Controls Cannon at Controls Lunchitme News Weather. Livestock Local News. Sports JTop Tune. Kash Box "Five Star Matinee" Five Star Matinee Hilltot) House" PepperYoung's Family Woman in My House Mary M. McBride Westside Party Westside Party 4:00 Club 1230 4:15 Club 1230 4:30 Club 1230 4:45 Club 1230 3:00 Edward R. Murrow' 5:15 Tea Time. Sports 5:30 Tom Harmon" 45 -Frank Goss" 6:00 Edward P. Morgan 6:15 Lowell Thomas" 6:30 Amos 8t Andy"" 6:45 Amos A Andy"" j5:35News 7:00 Masters of Melodv 7-13 Masters of Melody" 7:30 Bins Crosby" 7 45 Music Room 8 :00 Max Robv 8 15 Robert Q Lewis" 8 AO Suspense" 8 :45 Suspense" 9 00 Music Rack 9 15 Music Rack 9:30 CampAinn '56 9:45 u.N. Report Westside Party Westside Party Westside Partv Westside Party Fred Waring Songfest Fred Waring Songfest Cafe Lounge" Cafe Lounge" News 8t Music with Sam Music with Sam Regional Roundup Man On the Go Sports Dailv Dine at 1440 X-l" X-l" News -Coffee Date Cofiee Date Voice of Deliverance Voice ofDeliverance Newspaper of the Air Tel o-Test The Home Show The Home Show News-Music Queen for a Day Queen for a Day Queen foTB Day Noontime News Western Roundup Time Western Roundup Time Western Roundu PjThne "Western Roundup Time Western Roundup Time Western Roundup Time Carnation Milk Time Western Roundup Time Western Roundup Time Salute to Safety Salute to Safety News-Western Roundu; Western Roundup Time Western Roundup Time Telo-Test KWIN'S Top Ten Hemingway News Here's the Answer" Sam Hayes News" Bob"& Ray Bob 8c Ray Bob Sc Ray Let's Talk Sports Fulton Lewis Jr.' Local News KWIN Kara van-Sports KWIN Karavan-Sports" 10 .00 World News Beat 10 15 Off the Record 10-30 Orf the Record 10 45 Off the Record. News 1 1 00 Sign Oft ' ABC Morgan Beatty News One Man's Family Ted Heath Music Ted Heath Music Biography In Sound Biography in Sound Biography in Sound" Biographyin Sound" "Air Time Air Time Operation Entertainm't Operation Entertainm't "Richfield Reporter Nightwatchman Night watchman N'ightwatch and News Sign Off CBS "NBC KWIN Karavan KWIN Karavan KWIN Karavan KWIN Karavan Salute to Safety Salute to Safety KWTN Karavan K W I N Kara va n "Ncws KWIN Karavan Jack's Private Line Jack Private Line Treasury Agent Treasurv Agent Big Citv Big City Music by Moonlite MBS K BOY 130 KC (All programs at same tim daily unless otherwise indicated) AM fi30 Sign on. Music throughou t day except for following programs: 10.1013 KBOY Bargains. 11-12 'Sunday onlvi First Baptist service PM. 12-12:15 KBOY ranch 12:15 - 12 30 .Sunday only. KBOV ranch: TV PROGRAMS - KBES (Channel 5) MONDAY 3 30 Afternoon Matinee 4:45 Search for Tomorrow 5:00 Uncle Bill 3:30 Treasure Travel 6:00 Dance Time 615 Weather Man 6:20 News 6 30 Adventures In Literature 7:00 On the Trail 8 00 Burns A Alien 8 30 Badge 714 9 00 I Love Lucv 9 30 Political Telecast 10:00 Cross Current 10 30 I-awrence Welk 11-30 News and Sign Off TUESDAY 10:50 Devotions 11-00 NBC Matinee 12:00 Brighter Day ' 12:15 Secret Storm 12 30 Edge ot Night 1 :00 Corned v Time 1 30 Strike It Rich 2 00 Garrv Moore 2:15 Safety First 2 30 Strike It Rich 3 00 Feminine Fancies 3:30 Afternoon Theatre 4A5 Search for Tomorrow 3 00 Uncle Bill 5:30 Treasure Travels 60 TV Question Box 6:15 Your TV Weather Man 6:20 News 6 30 Treasure Travels 6:45 People and Principles 7:00 Treasure Travels 7-15 Value Swing Time 7 30 Do You Trust Your Wife 8 00 Phil Silvers Show 8 30 Stars of the Grand Ole Opry 9:00 1 Search For Adventure Worry of FALSE TEETH Slipping or Irritating? Do nl be embarrassed by loose fais teeth slipping, dropping or voObUng when tou eat. talk or laugn. Just sprinkle a little FASTEETH on your plates. This pleasant powder gives a remarkable sense of added comfort and security by holding plates mora nimlv So gurnaiT. gooey, pasty rsi or feeltne It's alkaline (non-acid i. Cat FASTEETH at may drug counter 9:30 Peter Potter Jukebox 10:00 $64,000 Question 10 30 He lis of Ivy 11:00 Sign Off Smallest screws in a watch have about 26 threads to an inch and are so tiny they weigh only about one two-thousandth of one ounce. The Medical Roundup r7 'J. Or. Alvarez A CRICK IN THE BACK Many persons ask me why they have a crick in the back, and what they can do about U 1 it. Usually I f I tn'n'c a crick W - J? 'fa- I in the back is due to a smoulder i n g tende n c y to arthritis of the spine. I know that in my lifetime I have had hundreds of such cricks, sometimes quite painful. For tunately, they were temporary, and usually they soon went away without an treatment. I think they were all manisfesta tions of my tendency to fibrosi tis, which is a relative of arthri tis. When a person has a paralyz ing crick in the back, which comes perhaps after trying to lift a trunk in the attic, and when then he can hardly straighten up, and perhaps has to remain in bed for a few weeks, it may well be that one of the discs that lie between the vertebrae slipped back and pressed on the nerves. In some of these cases the man has to be operated on and the disc re moved before he can be well. In some cases the disc slips back into place and then the pain goes. On other cases it seems as if some bit of bone had slipped out of place in the spine, and then manipulation may suddenly Officials Urge Polio Vaccine Use Washington (U.R) Leaders in the fight against polio today strongly urged Salk shots for young adults because the danger of their getting the disease has been increasing sharply in recent years. They also said injection would be "good insurance" for older men and women since polio is no respecter of age even though it strikes hardest among chil dren. Officials of the Public Health Service and National Foundation for Infantile Paralysis made the statements in an attempt to dis pel a "widespread misconcep tion" that adults are somehow immune to polio and don't need Salk shots. The questions of injections for adults has gone to the fore with recent upsurge in vaccine pro duction. In 24 states and prob ably . in others which haven't reported to Washington pri orities already have been eased to permit adult inoculations. Dr. David E. Price, assistant U. S. Surgeon General, told the United Press, we are urging l Salk injections for adults where- j ever the vaccine is available." He said young adults particularly ; need protection. Dr. Hart E. Van Riper, medi cal director of the polio founda tion, said "all women of child bearing age" and men "at least to the age of 35 and possibly 40," should get shots. j HOLD ELVIS MARATHON Chicago (U.R) A Chicago radio station today planned a 12-hour marathon of nothing but Elvis Presley records. Station of ficials said it was the climax of a 10-day letter-writing contest on "why Elvis should come to Chicago." There are about 500,000 eat ing places in the U.S. Cook's Beauty Clinic NOW OPEN at New Location 219 S. CENTRAL Emeritus Cootultmnt la Uerllelba, Mayo Cunlc Emeritus Prntesiur of HedKlna, Mayo FoiuidaQuD bring relief. In some cases a hot tub will help, with perhaps a couple of aspirins, and some deep massage. The Woman With Closed Tubei Women who want a child or more children ask me what the gynecologist meant when, after trying to inject some gas through their uterus and out through their tubes, he said that these tubes were closed and ob structed. What he meant was that if no gas could get through the tubes, then a little egg from the ovaries could not go through into the womb, and hence there could be no chance of the woman's having a child. Many a woman then asks if a sur geon could repair or open up the tubes, and my answer is "No." A surgeon could make something that would look like a tube, but it is not likely that it would function delicately and e.vi.'tly as a tube has to do if a tiny ovum is to be carried through it. Many women who once have had their tubes tied now want to know if they could have them untied, but surgeons tell me they doubt if this can be done with much hope of success. A headline in a Portland newspaper last week said "Missing link in Prospect." We figure that what happens up the Crater Lake Highway is none of the Oregonian's business. i- M Th. i ?eoplcS I The New 1957 Packard Bell TV is winning by a landslide. See them at "Get Your Start" MUSIC MART Quality School Instruments RENTALS - RECORDS Your Selmer-Holton Dealer WALT'S TV & RADIO SERVICE Oldest Shup In So Oregon 409 Mam Panne 2-2269 Day ana Night Service, (Med ford and Vicinity t.. Mght Calls and Sundays No calls Frt Eva or all day a S3.50 Strange As It Seems by Elsia Hix v. Victor Has Left for Hollywood To Get First Hand . . . 'What's New in Hair Styles' FH0NE RIGHT NOW For an Appointment . . for a cut and a style from the stars. DIAL 2-4830 SPEAKS Tonight Monday KYJC Radio 9:30 p.m. KBES-TV 9:30 p.m. BEVERLY'S TV & RADIO Prion. 2-9001 634 Crater Lak. Av. Service Calls $3.50 Open Sunday Through Friday My own shop 8 years near Port land Repairing All Makes Paid for by CITIZENS FOR EISENHOWER COMMITTEE, S. W. Park and Washington, Portland 5, Oregon GLENN JACK, Chairman HYPNOTISM Has been successfully used In muscular rheumatism, constipa tion, menstrual disturbances, migraine headache, insomnia, sturtertng, etc For information regarding Hypnotism see W. L. WHELDEN 336 S. Riverside. Medford. Ore. I ' i 13V. ' IPS GouvRoM. tr, yip JWihfM lWi',5 CWRB tSfcRToN M kr'SR IKS BrVTTU& Op PiNTiEiPirA LCiiil war), SULU6T WENT nii-UNa him INSTftNUY V" 4APFR0M IPs world's MOST SPiCE ... rrcoues rsawiHs crocus piakt m TO WrXSe OiVS OUNUt Getting Up Hsghts If worried by "Bladder Weakness" (Get ting Up NiRht or Bed Wetting, too fre quent, burning or Itching urination! or Strong SmeUlng. Cloudy Urine, due to common Kinney and Bladder IrrltaUona. try CV5T---X for quick help. SO yetirs Usa prove lar-jr tor young and old. Ask drug gist for CSTEX. under money-back guar antee. Sea how lasl you improve. 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WHAT PIP IS ACROSS THE COUNTY SHOVE THE YOUNSSTERS 1 r,.r.. r,.D I ..-w w, g ww. t,.. . ..y - rfSVAW Mi lis A TO SAY ABOUT OUR KIDS EEM MUST 60 70 THE I s,,,. E23E23 DS z " LIV !" ( right e.v"rv I f am'-cVkie-evW Yar,) Tirs I mainuy, ( we is mightv ppcxjd Z " VAR, WE ENTERS ) SHE WINS TH' ft?5.00 OUR BECUZ WE ) O' THE.T LI'L PIG.fT-IT 1 5 AhKIH GOT' -A SALOMEV IN TH' PRIZE.'.' MAINLY ) f MOST V. V. HAIN'T J ALLUS BRINGS HOME TH' CATTLE SHOW, ) "HAMMUS v BECUZ THAR HAIN'T T I IMPAWTIMT J f GOT NO jl TH' BACON 3 - MAMMY? , ( ALABAMMUS I NO OTHER HAMMUS J V INCOME. OTHER . -JT1 f AT LAST WE GOT RID " ( OF THEMl. DO YOU THINK V THEY WERE SPYING ON Uo - !ATs I'M NOT SURE. WHEN EVER THESE DESERT RATS COME SNOOPING AROUND, p I ALWAYS WONDER WHO THEY REALLY ARE. i-n WELL. WHIT. HOW DO Y I THINK YOU DOPE THOSE 6AL5? THEY'RE ARE THEY ft COUPLE OF PUTTING HILLBILLIES? AND IS- ON AN ACT. THE YOUNG ONE IW MORE A HALF-WIT?, SUSPICIOUSTHAN EVER. THEY'RE HIDING SOMETHING I TRUCK. WHY ELSE WOULD THAT PULL A GUN ON YOU WHEN YOU TRIED T PEEK? WE'VE GOT TO 014 THEM, SAWYER. THAT LD GIRL '1EDT0 I GOODS J io-i -O NO WONDER !! I FEEL LIKE I GOT ) SHUX-YE T nrtu-aQ. A LAND O' BEEN STIRRIN' WORK.SNUFFtV DONT HAVET0 DOhTT'f VE CAM LEAVE GOSHEN ( AROUND LIKE A SINCE I AIN'T UFT A FWSER rAj5 ENNVTIME VE m WORE TO H TWENTY-MULE TEAM VE NOfe? AROUND HERE, 1 gT GIT READV 5 rninili!li!liii" I the way you I I r when i was young, I well,since then, we kilts have iliij. vje RE certainly h'1 q ljJJiJJiJj-Lllli rrLl-a75SV OUR PARENTS GAVE , WORKED HARD TO RAISE OURv- MvlOT GOING BACK TOy O rmV--MAVIHVFORMCWEV lUS A DIME A "WEEK T -.STANDARD OF LIVING S THAT TN CENTSt' ! A DOLLAR : r THESE DAYS V j ( AND THAT WAS "p xy " A WEEK DEAL "r St f NV3TKERS C0MIN6 FORTH E I GET RID OF IJ' jg) I T " H IE THElrNO , i