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-By CLAY R. POLL AN-
Jr ow Daily Activity Guid
According to th Stars.
To develop message for Tuesday,
read words corresponding to numbers
of your Zodiac birth sign.
1 HiTancy
2 Evntr,g
3 Onn
4 Gv
5 Your
6 Moy
7 Prwr.ijM
8 Could
9 Mar
10 Intuition
11 Your
12 Urge
13 e
14 Beaming
15 R.iks
16 6g
17 Not
18 May
19 Pcm
20 Soc.o!
21 Cautious
22 Your
23 Follow
24 Plenty
25 Doings
26 Whthr
27 Driving
28 Strength
29 Pcranofiry
30 Ir,
(2)0ood (
3! O
22 wir
33 Or
35 Walking
36 La-g
37 Vehe.
38 Losses
39 A
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41 PuT
42 Elbow
43 Look
44 Epcr
45 Thot
61 tnto
62 L.iier
63 Hoopy
64 Nr.
65 Times
66 And
67 H.gr.
68 Perjonclity
69 Where
70 Gear
71 It
72 Events
73 Fnends
74 Room
75 Forever
SCORPIO
OCT 24 -4
NOV 22
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46 OpporTurvfy 76 Pr
47 Cheerful 77 Will
48 Attract
49 Sudden
50 And
51 Unusual
52 Traveling
News
54 Project
55 Proiect
56 Hunch
57 Your
59 Exciting
59 And
60 Lost
) Advene
78 And
79 Benefit
80 Home
8 1 Younelf
82 Financial
83 Pleasant
84 Be
85 Or
86 Chores
87 W.H
83 Cout cus
89 Relations
90 Advantages
Neutral
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MAR 21
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RADIO PROGRAMS - MONDAY
Programs listed below are received from the radio stations and the Mail
Tribune assumes no responsibility except to make such changes as are supplied
KYJC t?30 kc
4 :00 Strictly for the Ladies
4:13 The Children Hour
4 30 Club 12:to
j4:45 Club 1230
"3:00 Edwtird R. Murrow
5:13 1a Time. Sports
3-30 Tom Harmon
5.45 -Frank Gos"
j 00 Edward P. Morgan
11:13 Lowell Thomas"
6 30-cAmoi & Andy""
6 45 Amos & Andy, News
7:00 Mfastrrsof Melodv
7:15 Masters of Melody"
7:30 Bing Crosby"
7:45 Muaic Room
8 00 CBS News, Lewis'
8 15 Robert Q Lewis
8 30 Voice of Firestone
8:45 Voice of Firestone
9 OO Music Rack
9 15 Music Rack
30 Capitol Cloakroom""
fl:45 Capiol Cloakroom"
10:00 World News Beat
10.15 Otf the Record
10:30 Off the Record
10 45 Off the Record
lf:00 Sign Off "
K.MKD 1440 kc
Fred Waring Sonefenf
Fred Waring Songfeit
Cafe Lounge
jCale Lounge
Mm.tc with Sam
Music with Sam
Regional News
Man Onthe Go"
"VmED Snorts Dally
Dine at 1440
Dine at 144(1
Dine at 1440
Morgan Beatty News"
One Man's Family"
Henry J. Taylor'
Pastels in Music
Telephone Hour
Telephone Hour
Ken Nordine"
Ken Nordine
"Music You Want"
Music You Want"
Contrasts in Music
Contrasts inMusic"
Richfield Reporter
Ntghtwatchman
Ntghtwatchman
Nig ht watch & News
"Sign Off
KWIN 1400 kc
KWi'NSTopTen
Hemingway News
Here's the Answer
Sain Hayes
Bob & Ray-
Bob & Ray
Bob &. Ray'
Let a Talk Sports
Fulton Lewis Jr."
Local News
KWIN Karavan-Spnrts
KWIN Karavan-Sports
"KWIN Karavan
KWIN Karavan
KWIN Karavan
KWIN Karavan
KWIN Karavan
KWIN Karavan
KWIN Karavan
KWIN Karavan
News
KWIN Karavan
Jack's Private LJne
Jack's Private Line
True Detective Myst.
True Detective Alyst."
Dancer with GranRer"
Danger with Granger
Music by Moonlite
RADIO PROGRAMS - TUESDAY
6:00 News of America,"
4:15 Yawn Patrol
8:30 Yawn Patrol
6 :43 Yawn Patrol
7:00 Elmo Smith for Gov.
7:15 Martin Agronsky"
7:30 Tom MacLeod-Sports
7:45 Harry BabbittJ
8 00 Fran k Goss"
rl 5 Coffee Concert
8:30 News Sc Bulletins
8:45 Howard Miller Show
:00 Music A Lost Pets
:15 Breakfast Club"
:30 3reakfast Club"
9:45 Breakfast Club
T0 0O Nom Drake
10:15 Music Box
10-30 Name Your Neighbor
10 45 Trading Post
1 1 AO Record Rack
11:15 Second Mrs. Burton
1 1 30 St n ke It Rich
1 1 :45 Pat Buttram"
12:00 Paul Harvev"
12-13 Tnb. News. Weather
12:30 HousepartV"
12:43 House pa rty
1:00 Arthur God f rev"
1:13 Arthur God f rev
1:30 Arthur Godfrev"
1:45 Arthur Godfrey"
2 00 Arthur Godfrey
2:15 Arthur Godfrev"
3:30 Ruth Ashton. We'ther"
2 45 Backsta geW i f eJ
3:00 Helen Trent"
3:13 Our Gal Sunday
3 30 Coke Time
3:45Strictly for the Ladies
"4 00 Strictlv Tor the Ladies
4:13 The Children's Hour
430 Club 12.10
JL43 C lu bl230
3:00 Edward R. Murrow"
3:15 Tea Time. Sports"
3:30 Tom Harmon
3:45 Frank Goss'
8:00 Edward P. Morgan
8:1!! Lowell Thomas"
30 Amos & Andy"
8:43 Amos J!t Andy"
8 35 News" "
7 00 Musical Mixmaster
7:15 Alorse for Senator
7 30 Bing Crosby"
7.45Music Room
8 00 Max Robv
8 13 Robert Q. Lewis"
8 .-00 Suspense '
8:45 Suspense'
Bob Roberts Corral
Bob Roberts Corral
Bob Roberts Corral
First News
Farm News, Sports
Rogue Valley Beeper
News Commentary
WeatherJ? .50 News
World News Roundup'
K ash box; Swap & Sell
Frank's Choice Music
Frank's Choice Music
Friendship Circle
Friendship Circle '
NBC Bandstand
NBC Bandstand
NBC Bandstand
NBC Bandstand
NBC Bandstand
NBC Bandstand
NBC Bandstand
NBC Bandstand"
Cannon at Controls
Cannon at Controls
"Lunchitme News
Weather. Livestock
Local Nws. Sports
JTopJTune.JCash Bojc
Five Star Matinee
Five Star Matinee"
Hilltop House"
Pepper Young's Family
Woman in Mv House
Mary M. McBride
Westside Partv
JrVestside Part
"Vestside Partv
Westside Party
Westside Partv
Westside Party
Fred Waring Songfest"
Fred Waring Songfest"
Cafe Lounge"
Cafe Lounge'
News & Music with Sam
Music with Sam
Regional Roundup
Alan On the Go"
Wakeup Ranch
Wakeup Ranch
Musical Clock
Musical Clock
Hemingway News'
Breakfast Gang"
Musical Clock
Music Clock-Best Buys
"Cliff Inele News"
Local News-Sports
Warm-up '
World Series
"World Series
World Series
World Scries
World Series
World Series
World Series
World Series
World Series
World Series
World Series
World Series
Wrap-up L .
Noontime News
Western Roundup Time
Western Roundup Time
W estern R ound u pTi me
"Western Roundup Time
Western Roundup Time
Western Roundup Time
"Western Roundup Time
Western Roundup Time
Western Roundup Time
Western Roundup Time
News-Wrstern Roundui
Western Roundup lime
Don Lee Newsreel"
Telo-Test"
KWIN'S Top Ten
Snorts Dailv
Dine at 1440
X-t"
X-l
Hemineway News
Here's the Answer"
Snm Hayes News"
Bob 8c Ray
Bob & Rav
Bob & Ray"
Lct's Talk Sports
Fulton Lewis Jr."
Local News
KWIN Karavan-Sports
KWIN Karavan-Sports"
:00 Music Rack
Q;13 Music Rack
9:30 Campaign '56
9:43 U.N. Report
10:00 World News'Beat
10:13 Off the Record
J0:30 Ofr the Record
10:43 -Off the Record. News
11:00 Sign Off
ABC CBS
Morgan Beatty News
One Man's Familv"
Ted Heath Music'
JTed Heath Music
Biography in Sound"
Biograohy in Sound"
Biography in Sound"
Biography in Sound
Air Time
Air Time
Operation Entertainm't
jDperation Entertainm't
Richfield Reporter
Nightwatchman
Nightwatchman
Ni g htwatch and News
Sign"6ff
NBC
KWTN Karavan
KWIN Karavan
KWIN Karavan
KWIN Karavan
KWIN Karavan
KWIN Karavan
KWIN Karavan
KWIN Karavan
News
KWIN Karavan
Jack's Private Line
Jack's Private Line
Treasury Agent"
Treasury Agent
Big Citv
Big City"
Music by AIoonlite
"MBS
KBOV 730 RC
fAll programs at tame tim dally unless otherwise tndtratedi
AM 6:30 Sign on. Music throughou t day except for following programs:
10.10:13 KBOV Bargains; 11-12 (Sunday onlvi First Baptist service
PM. 12-12:15 KBOY ranch: 12:15 - 1230 Sundav onlvi KBOV ranch:
TV PROGRAMS - KBES (Channel 5)
MONDAY
3 30 Afternoon Ma tinea
4:45 Search for Tomorrow
5:00 Uncle Bill
5:30 Hollywood Album
. 8:15 Weather Man
6:20 News
830 Adventures in Literature
7:0fJ Studio One
8 UO Racket Sduad
8 30 Badge 714
9 00 I Love Lucy
9 30 December Bride
10 00 Cross Current
10 30 Lawrence Welk
1130 News and Sign Off
TUESDAY
8 45 World Series
1 0 50 Devotions
11:00 NBC Matinee
U OO Brighter Day
12:15 Secret Storm
12 30 Edge of Night
1 -QQ Corned v Time
1 30 Strike It Rich
2:00 Garrv Moora
2:15 Safetv First
2 30 Strike It Rich
3 OO Feminine Fancies
3 30 Afternoon Theatre
4:45 Search for Tomorrow
3:00 Uncle Bill
3 30 Treasure Travels
6 00 Dance Time
8 is Ycur TV Weather Man
8 20 News
fi 30 Treasure Travels
6 :4." People and Principles
7 00 Treasure Travels
7 15 Value Swing Time
7 30 Do You Trust Your Wif
8C0 Phil Silvers Show
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8 30 Stars of the Grand Ole Opry
8:00 I Search For Adventure
9 30 Peter Potter Jukebox
10:00 St4.000 Question
10 30 Halls of Ivv
10:25 Political Telecast
11:00 Sign Off
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BOUNCING BABY Karen
Wahl. 19-months-oId,- sur
rrised doctors at Grayslake,
111. after X-rays indicated
her bruised, tire-marked
body showed no broken
bones after being run over
by a 14-ton truck. Karen's
mother, Mrs. Jeanne Wahl,
30, witnessed the accident.
Oeaa line Sur1av Ciassitied is t
noon Saturdav. 10 a m Mondav (nr
jAlrmnv other Hay V3n orevimia day
Keaa and La Claisitied Aaa...
The Medical Roundup
onsnltant In MedtclB.
Mayo wiime
Emeritus Prwiesmr of MedlLlii.
Mavo Fnnndatmn
A Throw-Away
Artificial Kidney
Every so often now, when
someone's kidneys fail and quit
working the person may perhaps
be tided over
and saved with
the help of an
artificial kid
ney. The per
s o n's blood
goes through
the "kidney"
u s u a 1 1 y a
a big piece of
apparatus set
up near his
back into his
WW
Alvarez
bed and then
veins. The kidney takes out of
his blood bad waste products
which, if left in his body, would
soon kill him.
Now come Dr. W. J. Kolff,
Bruno Watchinger and Victor
Vertes, of the Cleveland Founda
tion, who have designed a small
but efficient "kidney" that goes
in a sealed and sterile fruit can.
The kidney can be bought all
ready to use. and when the pa
tient is tided over, the can is
Moscow Appeals for
End of 'Hooliganism'
London (U.R) Soviet of
ficials have appealed to Russian
parents to help stop Moscow
style juvenile delinquency
"holliganism."
Radio Moscow reported Sun
day that Deputy Prosecutor Gen.
Vladimir Afanasyevich Boldyrev
urged more than 2,000 persons
at a meeting in Moscow's Hall
of Columns to help his office
and the police to maintain public
order against "hooliganism."
The broadcast described hooli
ganism as a crime against pub
lic order "A swinish attitude
toward women and disrespect to
ward neighbors."
Nikolai Alexandrovich Iosi-
pov, deputy head of the Moscow
administration of internal af
fairs, said the "blind love" of
parents was partly responsible
for children becoming holligans.
Coffon Crop Figured
At 13,268,000 Bales
Washington (U.R) The Agri
culture Department today esti
mated a 13.268,000 bale cotton
crop will be produced this year.
Today's estimate, based on
Oct. 1 crop conditions, compares
with output last year of 14,721,-
000 bales of cotton and 10-year
average production of 13,098,
000 bales.
This year's prospective crop,
added to a carryover of 14.1 mil
lion bales, will meet consump
tion demands, both domestic and
foreign, for more than two years.
The crop reporting board esti
mated cotton ylds this year
will average 407 pounds of lint
an acre, compared with last
year's record of 417 pounds and
a 10-year average of 283 pounds.
thiown away.
Traffic Violators
Drs. H. W. Case, Ismar Reiter,
E. A. Feblowicz, and R. G. Stew
art, of Los Angeles, have just
reported a study of 300 habitual
traffic violators which satisfied
them that these persons for the
most part are "normal" except
for the fact that one in 3 resent
ed the police, 22 per cent were
perhaps too aggressive and 2 per
cent were hostile. This still
leaves us without much knowl
edge of why these particular
persons were frequently violat
ing traffic regulations.
I fear that more research will
have to be dope. Perhaps some
of these persons have poor re
flexes or poor control of their
muscles. I remember once watch
ing a woman in a car runover
and kill a dog. She could easily
have stopped or driven to one
side but as she became horrified
I could see her "freeze" to the
wheel. She could not do a thing
to avoid the accident. Several
times in my car I have nearly
lost my life because a driver
bearing down on me seemed to
become paralyzed and unable
to move to avoid hitting me.
Dr. Alvarez hopes his readers
will understand thaf it would be
impossible for him to answer
requests for information or to
attempt to diagnose by mail.
(Released by The Register
and Tribune Syndicate, 19SE)
Hudson's Radio & TV
Service
Picture Tube Repair a Specialty
DAY and NIGHT SERVICE
PHONE 2-8612
Cook's Beauty Clinic
NOW OPEN
at New Location
219 S. CENTRAL
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21 Is borne
2? Small box
27 Faroe Island!
whirlwind
2S Avoid
9 i'ale
31 Pilfer
34 Conjunction
3 Lamprey '
37 River boat
39 Note of bcaie
4"J Compass point
42 Tattered cloth
44 Morning song
4ii Chinese mile
45 Watering
Si Slope
f..1 Skin of fruit
5i Once around
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57 Rubber on
pencil
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64 River in Africa
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9 More mournful
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11 The siveetsop
16 Christian
festival
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22 Maiden loved
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26 Rodent
30 Count
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SSSound of ben
26 Fall behind
3S Chivalrous
41 Slip away
4-T Opening
45 Note of scale
47 Preposition
45 Fncntinters
50 Narrow
opening
51 Tardy
52 .Tor;
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respect
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fioi-nrded cloth
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Klamath infant
Scalded To Death
Klamath Falls (U.R) A one-
month-old baby girl was scald
ed to death in her trailer house
home on the outskirts of Klam
ath Falls yesterday when a
three-year-old neighbor boy put
the infant into the bathtub and
turned scalding hot water on
the tiny child.
Po'ice identified the victim
as Debora Lee Nieminen, the
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Fred
Nieminen. The father is in the
Xavy. police said.
Police withheld the name of
the boy but said he had taken
the child's clothing off and put
her into the tub, apparently plan
ning to' give the baby a bath.
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Owner: Jeannie Ragsdale Parker
WALT'S TV & RADIO SERVICE
Oldest Shop tn So. Oregon
40 E. Main Phone 2-2269
Day ana Nlrht Service,
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