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Newspaper Page TextSIT MEDFORD (OREGON) MAIL TRIBUNE Thursday. October II, 1956 22 IAU1U$ AJ. 21 MAY 21 Hp 23-2242-43 W54S7-72 STAR GAZEPJ0 (79 w? 22 JJ'J JUNE 23 L-TV 3-21 35-44 55-75-79 -M CANCIB JULY 23 ,37-46-5y 6873 85-901 uo JULY 24 , AUG. 23 24-27 33-41 56-60 81 M TOGO AUG 24 SPT. 22 2- 4-17-24 64-83 381 -By CLAY R. POLLAN- M . Your Doily Activity GuicJ I- According ro th Stars. To develop message for Friday, read words corresponding to numbers of your Zodiac birth sign. tSC-61-71 1 Impu'iiv 2 3 Pcrnc 4 Cmt-Jion 5 Trtii 6 S?m 7 Hoi . 31 B-ng 32 Wori. 33 lifcos 34 Tn.nn 35 wu 36 Increased 37 F:- 3 Voderct 38 txi't 61 New 62 Day 63 Jwi"fl 64 Eover 65 Be 66 Cnscled 67 Reeimmended SAGrrtAtluS :3T 23 OCT 23 SCORPIO OCT 24 Oi 3-10-11-34 3 67 30-87 V 9 Woy 10 In 11 All 12 It. 13 Ot 14 Oeeo 15 E-in 14 lno 17 To 13 A 19 Virtues 20 Ouiz 21 Work 22 Your 23 Ol 24 Your 25 V-brnnens 24 Com 27 Own ;3 Focfs 29 In 30 But 39 tTn.nm 40 Rrocfions 41 Seem 42 Straight 43 Todcy 44 Planned 45 Or 46 All 47 e-it 43 Bfor 49 For 50 Activity 51 Vurt 52 Should 53 Around 54 Making 55 Then 56 Most 57 Up 53 l 59 Short 60 RelrobI (T)Goorl l&jArivrrtc 63 Er-iolly 69 Pn 70 And 71 Opportunity 72 Mind 73 In 74 And 75 Plunn. 76 Dillvdntly 77 SubrJued 73 Contest 79 Right 30 Be 81 And 62 Long-ronge 83 Then 84 Sound 85 Pomanfic 86 Plonn.ng 87 Sen' 83 Uiuol 89 In 90 Matters ) Neutral NOV 23 DEC" 22 15-18-20- 39(V 4569-73 V CASSKOfN JAM 20 1-40-52 65 1 5-74-77 AQUARIUS !JAN. 21 fEB. 19 f Lt7-49 51-59 (? 16370-82 86'' PISCfS fB 20" 3- 7-12-19 j 50-33 76 LJ RADIO .PROGRAMS - THURSDAY Programs listed below Mf received from lha radio stations and the Mail Tribune assumes no responsibility except to make such changes as are supplied YJCI230 ke OftClub 1230 i. ciuh u:.o 3u M'dforri School 4- club 12:(0 on EwaM R. Murrow J l Tea lime 6c Sptt Crvn' .'.(Tom Harmon 4. Frank Cross" 00 Edward P. Morgan I " Low til Thomas' Nihk for Nw Amrca 4." Anion A Andy At Nwi" 00- Tommy Prothro Show 1.1 i, .n Cmanova Show 30 Bing Crti-iby" 4V Mtis.c Room on MrKny for Senator l. Robert Q L4pwib, 30 21st Precinct" 45 21st Precinct" KMrD 1440 ke Fred Waring Son gf eat Fred Waring bonglest Cale Loune" Caie Lounae KUIN 140(1 ke Kwtn's Top Ten Hemingway News Here's the Answer Sam Hayes 00 Music Rack 1.1 Music Rack 30 Leading Question"" 4.VI,eading Question on World News Beat I H Olf ihe Record 30 Senator Lehman 45 -Off the Record News oo Sign Off Music With Sam "Music With Sam ifegionwl Hi. mid Up Elmer Peterson KMfcD Sports Daily Man on The ;o Rx Mnrks the Spot 'H x Ma rks the Spo t " Eicc. TFenda Huntley Music Political Democratic Political- Democratic Morgan Beatty One Mans Family Great Gildersleeve" Great Cildersleeve Conversation" Conversation Jane Pickens Jane Pickens Bob & Ray Bob &c Bay Bob & Ray Let's Talk Sports Fulton Lewis Jr. Local News KWIN Karavan K W I N Karavan. Sports KWIN Karavan KWIN Karavan KWIN Karavan , KWIN Karavan KWINKaravan KWIN Karavan KWiN Karavan KWIN Karavan Richfield Rtporter" Night watchman Nightwatchman Nightwatch & News News KWIN Jack's Jack's Officia Officia Crime Crime Sign Off Karavan Private Line Private Line 1 Detective 1 Detective Fighters" Fighters Music by Moon lite RADIO PROGRAMS - FRIDAY (S 00 News of America" 6 15 Ywn Patrol A 30 Yawn Patrol 6 45 Yawn Patrol Bob Robert's Corral Bob Robert's Corral Bob Robert a Corral First News . Wakeup Ranch Wakeup Ranch Musical Clock Musical Clock 7 00 Breakfast Tunes Rise and Shine 7 15 Martin Agronsky Rogue Valley Beeper 7 30 Tom MacLeod Sports News Commentary 7 43 Harry Babbitt Weather & 7:30 News 8 on Frank Cons' Ueuiiiigw av News Rre;kfat G-rtng j Musical Clock Music Clock Best Buys Clitf InFle News Local News Sports Bihle Institute Bible Institute World News Rounduo in uofiee concert Kash Box. Swap & Sell 8 3n News A Bulletins Vern's Choice Music JT4.V Howard Miller Show Central Shopper 9 00 Music A Weisfielda Friendship Circle News Coffee Date 9-I.1 Breakfast Club Friendship Circle CoTfee Date 9 30 Breakfast Club Fashion Flashes Voice of Deliverance 9 45 Breakfast Club Mid Morning News Voice of Deliverance 10 Of) Nora Drake" NBC Bandstand Newspaper of The Air 10:1.1 Music Box NBC Bandstand" Telo-Test 10 30 Name Your Neighbor 10 45 Trading Post . 1100 Record Rack 11:15 Second Mrs. Burton 11 30 Strike It Rich Bifttn tram NBC Bandstand N BBandstand "NBC Bandstand NBC Bandstand NBC Bandstand NBC Bandstand" 1 1 :4.. Pat 12 00 Paul Harvey" Lunch Time News 12 15 Trib News & Weather Weather. Livestock 12:30 Housepartv Local News 12:45 Houseparty Top Tune. K ash box 1:00 Arthur Godfrey" 1:13 Arthur Godfrev" 1 30 Arthur Godfrey 145 Arthur Godfrey"" Five Star Matinee" Five Star Matinee Hilltop House" Pepper Young's Tamil ; 2 00 Arthur Godfrey"" Woman in Mv House 2 15 Arthur Godfrey" Mary M McBride 2 30 Ruth Ashton & Wthr Westside Party 2 43 Backstage Wife" Westside Party 3 00 Helen Trent 315 Our Gal Sunday' 3.30 Club 1230 345 Club 12.'10 4 no Club 1230 Waring Songfest" 4 15 Club 1230 Waring Songfest" 4 30 Club 1230 Cafe Lounge 4 45 Club 1230 Cafe Lounge Westside Party Westside Party Westside Party Westside Party The Home Show TheHonie Show News Music Queen for A Day Queen for A Day" Queen for A Da Noontime News Western Roundup Time Western Roundup I'nnc Western Round up rime Western Roundup Time Western Roundup Time V cstern Roundup Time Western Roundup Tim? Western Roundup Time Western Roundup Time Western Roundup Time western Roundup Time News West'n Roundup western Kounaup. spts. Don Lee News Reel Tclo-Test KWIN's Top Ten Hemingway News Here's the Answer Sam Hayes 5 00 Edward R. Murrow 5 15 Holmes for Gov. 5-30 Tom Harmon" H 45 Frank Goss" Music with Sam Music With Sam Regional Roundup Football Forecast Cavalcade of Sports Cavalcade of Sports snorts Uaiiv .Music in March Time Bob & Rav Bob & Rav" Boh At Ray Let s Talk Sports Inside Story" Music Bob Hope pop Hope- Fulton Lewis Jr. Local News KWIN Karavan KWIN Karavan. Sports KWIN Karavan KWIN Karavan KWIN Karavan Ashlands. Grants Pass 6:00 Edward P. Morgan 6 13 Lowell Thomas' 8 '30 Amos Ac Andy 6 43 -Amos &Andy & Nws" 7 00 Masters of Melodv 7 15 Masters of Melody 7 30 Bing Croabv 7:45 Spiegelberg Reports s on Medforri-Klamath Falls Foothall Warmup Time Ashland vs Grants Pass 8 15 Medford-Klamsth Falls Med for.t-Klamath Falls Ashland vs' Grants Pass 8-30 Medford-Klamath Falls Medford-Klamath Falls Ashland vs Grants Pass 8 43 Medford-Klamath FallsMedford-KlamathFans Ashlnnd vs" Grants Pass 9:00 Medford-Klamath Falls Medford-Klamath Falls AshlandvsGrants Pass 9 IS Medford-Klamarh Falls Medford-Klamath Falls Ashland vs Grants Pass 9 3d Medford-Klamath Falls Medford-Klamath Falls Ashland vs Grants Pass 9 45 Medford-Klamath Falls Mjdrd-Klamath jlUAshland vs. Grants Pasj, lo no Medford-Klamath Falls Richfield Reporter KWIN Karavan 10:13 Off the Record One Man's Family KWIN Karavan 10-30 Off the Record Nightwatchman KWIN Karavan i t.T 11 ine rtecoro-iNews ftignrwatci. & News KWIN Karavan 11:00 Sign Off ABC Sign Off CBS Music by Moonlite "NBC MBS KROV71fl Kt! (All programs at same time dally unless otherwise indicated) . AM.T7?4 Sl,5n on Music throughout day except tor following programs 10-10 1VKBOY Bargains. U-12 iSundav onlvi First Baptist service m m P'M l?, 12:15 KBOY ranch; 12:15-1230 ISunday only KBOY ranch; 8 30 Sign Off. TV PROGRAMS - KBES (Channel 5) THURSDAY 3 30 Afternoon Theatre 4:43 Search For Tomorrow 5 00 Kin Tin Tin 3 30 Ore Cal Panorama 6 1 s Weather 6 20 News 30 Industry on Parade 6 45 Frank Leahvs Football Forecast 7fl0 The Plavhouse 7 30 Dinah Shore 7 4.1 Let's Kick It Around 8 00 Oroucho Marx S 30 Climax 9:30 Susie 10 00--1 ted 3 I.Ives 10:30 This Is Your Life 10 30 News & Sign Ott Standard Broadcast Returns to KMED The Standard School Broad cast returns to the air todav on KMED (1440 KC) and will be heard every Thursday at 10:30 a.m. during the winter season. The proRram, ' designed for school room projects, features the Standard Symphony Or chestra, conducted by Carmen Dragon. Paulena Carter, former Southern Oregon pianist, was featured on today's program. FRIDAY 10:50 Devotions 11:00 NBC Matinee 12:00 Brighter Day 12:15 Secret Storm 12 JO Edgeot Nieht 1:00 Comedv Time 1 :30 Btndstand 2 OSBob Crosby 2:i.t Val RoRue 2 30 The Way 3 00 Feminine Fancies 3:30 Afternoon Theatre 4 45 Search for Tomorrow , 5 00 wild Bill Hickok 5 30 Treasure Travels 6 00 Cavalcade ot Snorts 6 45 Dr. Hudson-s Secret Journal 7 la Heath's Medical History 7 20 Hollywood Album 8 30 Man Called X 9 00 Hichwav Patrol 930Mavor Ot The Tcwn lono The Lineup 10 30 Premier Theatre 12:00 News & Sign Off WALTS TV 4 RADIO SERVICE Oldest Shop tn So. Oreron 40 C alain Phon. !-226 Day anl Mubt Service. Cfl (Medford and Vicinity 1 JJ.JV Mtht calls and Snndays No calls Frt Ev or all day SaL There were 2.654.202.330 doz ens of eges sold from United States farms in 1954. according to the U.S. Department of Agriculture. JEANNIE'S BEAUTY SALON Now Open 513 PALM ST. - DIAL 3-3216 Owner: Jeannie Ragsdala Parker VICTOR IS BAGX! from Hollywood Call Right Now! . . . and will you be surprised at what you coma out looking like! . and don't worry about be ing modern, it's direct from the tT trars. PHONE 24830 A Nichol's Worth of . . . Comment On This and That By HARMAN W. NICHOLS United Press Fsatur Writr i i - .-as m Washington tU.R) The score was 1-0 in the fourth wnen uoc Paul Marshman raised the den ii ' M ."'ufc ' 1 tist chair up a . ST - ,.T 1, 1M uuuiu iiac a good day for the Yanks," the pleasant sandy - hair e d molar - filler said. "W e ' 1 1 listen while we work on the Uarm?n Nichols radio." A little black portable was blatting. "Mickey Mantle just clobbered a homer," Doc said. " That boy's a money player." Don Larsen set the Bums down in the fifth. Jackie Robinson, Gil Hodges and Sandy Amoros. "Open your mouth." the den tist said. "Got to fill a couple. You ought to visit me more often. Save you money." As the fifth inning started. Enos Slaughter, Billy Martin and Gil McDougald were scheduled to face Sal Maglie, Mel an nounced. Doc Marshman started hauling out his gear. A tongue-sprinkler hooked to lowers. Rolls of packed cotton between cheek and gums. "Slaughter ..." said the an nouncer. The rest of the sen tence was scrambled for me as the dentist, who must have had hearing aid tied to his ear drums, started chipping away at ivory with his little pick. What Happened I wanted to ask what hap pened to Country Boy Slaugh ter, but not knowing sign or wig wag, . I didn t find out until I read it in the prints. At the start of the sixth, there was a slight lull. But after Carl Furillo had popped up to Billy Martin of the Yanks, Doc started to fiddle-foxing around my mol ars and lower, or ear corn chop- ! nare Another moment of silence came at the top of the seventh. Gil McDougald, I heard the an nouncer say, grabbed Junior Gilliam's fly. And then started the grinding. There was a "g-r-r-r-r" with each pitch. And that went on for the Yankee's half of the seventh. The good doctor was too much of a fan. He was acting like a cross between a bull pen pitcher and a warmer of the bench. He didn't mention -that Larsen had a perfect game working. Right- thinking ball players and fans alike are superstitious in cases Mutiny Reported Aboard Tuna Vessel San Diego (U.R) Coast Guard officials said today the tuna boat Sportsman was heading towards a Mexican port after its skipper had reported "mutiny" aboard the 58-foot vessel. The skipper. Capt, Ernest W. Bartell. 67, radioed the Coast Guard Wednesday that he was on the bridge with a shotgun holding off his knife-wielding crew of four. The Coast Guard immediately dispatched a 95-foot cutter and a seaplane to investigate. The cutter reported Wednesday night that it had sighted the Sports man 10 miles off Todos Santos Islands presumably heading to wards Ensenada in Baja Cali fornia. The fate of the skipper and crew, however, was not known. TO DRIVE NO MORE Winters, Calif. (U.R) Orville Salisbury, 96, who says he has been driving automobiles ever since they were invented, has agreed to drive no more. Salis bury made the promise recently when brought into court for driv ing without a license. He told the judge he never had one. Cook's Beauty Clinic NOW OPEN at New Location 219 S. CENTRAL Hudson's Radio & TV Service Picture Tuba Repair a Specialty DAY and NIGHT SERVICE PHONE 2-8612 An American engineer flees an unknown pursuer in the turbulent Midaie East JOHN EVA CABOft FORSYTHE JARNOLD MOSS ANTHONY DEXTER 8:30 CHANNEL 5 wits -.a-lust oiL'-t-UWOICANfor CHRYSLER CORPORATION THE fGlWASlD LOOK like that. Robinson to Larsen Along came the start of the eighth. I heard Jack Robinson aimed one at Larsen, who threw the Dodger third sacker out. About then the ivory grinder went into high gear again. Finally, with the eighth stan za over, Doc Marshman re trieved his equipment from my mouth, brought his chair to floor level and bade me ado. I rushed to street level, waited five minutes for a hack and sped to the office. Bedlam had -taken over. Somebody said Dale Mitchell If your cat drags around like he's real tired, you . should call an electrician. Could be low mouse-power. BEVERLY'S TV RADIO Phon 2-9001 634 Crater Lake Av. Service Calls $3.50 Open Sunday Through Friday My own shop 8 years near Port land Repairing All Makes See! Hear! SENATOR WAYNE mm Tonight 6:30 P.M. to 6:45 P.M. KBES-TV Interview by Mrs. Stan Zapell and Attorney Edward C. Kelly Pd. Adv. by Jackson County Friends of Senator Morse Strange As It Seems GLORIFIED "10r ll-DIAMOND BRIDAL PAIR 00 100 NO MONEY DOWN 1.00 WEEK J by EI1 Hia r LION WOULD WlU h RME with fi Horse rVFtef RACEHORSE A U0H 50 M.P.H. . MNHUrA MOST CASKToTriESVAa 1bE6, rS fn FIBROUS RlN!5 li-ar fORMS AKOuWDTrE -E MiDlF NOT REMOVED tN1UE EARLY STft&SS WIU-CDTOFF-TriE -BE gECftOSE OF HEE. OWN CoMMlTKABNTS, ftRftH BERNHARDT, UN&6UE 1& MTeND r RESDUftR performance 0F"P56 0'MrVfftr?7; KQUESTEDPi'SPSCIM. MRTlNEE h WoRWWS EWSP6EtAEW WfYS SPECIALLY ARRfMSED FOR HER MONBI z o -z z CO - H 03 3 Z in u e o o o o o - Ul z at ea e a S was so "shook up" he left his bat on his collar bone for a third strike. The game was over. It was a no-man-on-first per formance for Don Larsen, who last year was sent back to the minors to take a lesson In ball pitching. First in World Series history. I didn't see it, or hear it. But I have been taught to believe what I see in the papers. 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(Fr.) 10 Exists 11 Something; very Inflammable 13. Moves furtively 20 One. no matter which 22 Note of acaj 23 Exist 25 Go in 27 Temporary sheltera 29 Pelty 30 Pose for portrait 33 Variety of fowl 34 Antenna .15 -Male sheep 36 Shellfish 37 ("loth measure 35 Ranted 39 Swift il Notice of marrlae-e 43 Three-toed sloth 4S Space 4fi Ireland 49 Be mistaken SI Knave at card 54 Symbol for tantalum 66 Compass point SURBJY NO CITOEN OP HS THUNDER EVER HAD BEAWLS THAT BBOUCHT POLICE OK CAES WlLDLV.-.oe. NRJlfiCTCD 7WBE KiOS OZ HAP CHILDREN WHO PLAV6P tVITH HA'CHBIS 4NP KNIVES " J NONE OF THE 6O0P PEOPLE Of ,j YOUR TCWN EVER UST UTTER , aeounp, oe huet nekshbor- irdl HOOD C2SXTBiliarPKyHa 3:ttt infelK RU7M in tOCALj 0-noa.U OP COUBSE -NONE OF THE FOUS EVER PnlLANDEREP. HAS A tM6 THUNDER WIFE EVER BEEN ABANDONED.' I AM CERTAIN that caveat ATTENDANCE IN TOWN IS lop .'...SO ID INSURE THAT NO SERVICE TRASH WIU. LIVE uke pies in this pasriNtr ATMOSPHERE, 1 nic imrnueT '..MDU HAVE RAISEP RENTsV 1 HI6H ENOUOH THAT THE SERVICE I AM AT A HQS- PEOPLE MIST EITHER PAY YOUR PITAL CONTAIN IN6 PRICE -OK DRIVE MILES TO THE - MEN HURT ON NEAREST TOWN THAT WILL. . MISSIONS TKAININS ACCEPT THEM ! 1 n ID PB0TECT V30 -I LL TELL THEM ALL ABOUT WW Vr-r T TROUBLES! rs. i I I f DON'T BE NERVUSS.7- I ( FOR THE RRST TIME J AW, SHECKS.T- ( AMERICA'S ANSWER ) WHAT KIND OF I L I IV THIS WILL APPEAL TO I ON ANY STAGE AH HAIN'T SO V TO BULGANIN V AN ACT CAN , ITS THE ) J r EV'RY MAN, WOMAN, THAT NEW COMBI- ANGEUCT- J AND KHRUSCHEV V THEY DO?, WOFtLDS &? AW BEAST IN ( NATION CF ANGELIC , f f POWeJIit j- PREMIERE V f Tit AMERICA.'- V BEAUTY, AND ANIMAL J V v AND TWV ft Jj sST T FL ST ' WHY, LOOK, IUCY- BELLE. IF IT AIN'T THE NICE GENT WHO OFFERED US THE WATER- MELON. I f REMEsABER. PLAY I I " EEPAWAY FROM NTHERE'S BEEN A CRASH. I I BALONEVA - N I ITSTUPiO. YJEU J I y) I THAT MISSILE, YOU! 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