Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, November 13, 1956, Image 18

Below is the OCR text representation for this newspapers page. It is also available as plain text as well as XML.

    o
FOOT MEDFORD (OREGOH) MAIL TRIBUNE
Tuesday, November 13. 1958
4.
tAUdUS
APR. 21
WAV' 21
- 2! -24-41.47
V 45 67-72
GfMJNI
w-r 22
V) 2- 8 U 2a
43 56
1 V r
CANOI
I JUM 23
v 12 26-38 49(
51 -7679 8q
. AUS 23
at 4.H.71J
H 42-53-87-W
VISGO
A'JS 24
SEPT t2
(-) 35-37 40-4
-Br CLAY R. POLLAN-
M Your Ooi'r Aeh'vifjr Guide M
' According to Ine Start.
To develop message for Wtfinevjay,
reod wds corresponding to numbers
of yxir Zod-oc birth sign.
UUA
OCT 23 4,f,
3-
07-41.73 A
1 Get 31 Smell 61 l
2 A 32 P1f 62 Injyranc,
' 3 Aj.d 33 Too 63 Todoy
4 Dull 34 Ai 64 Tnmt
5 Ti 35 Yoor 65 A
t P-eiiur. 36 Tt. 4 W.jng
7 Mv:jei 37 B 5 67 r oy
8 Ood 38 Gd 63 Al.mjny
9 Fvorflb'e 39 Ct 69 pes
'0 Go 40 Mor-ey 70 F-.r-nly
II P'i 41 Ou'd 71 And
'2 Go 42 V.'eil 72 TMoy
13 Aifo. 43 And 73 Com
14 Ooy 44 And 74 Ojt
IS'Oiy 45 Oo-xe 75 Todo
14 O 46 Way 74 Us
17 Keep 47 Could 77 A 'or
la Recognition 48 Be .73 Pnb!
19 And 49 Accounts . 7? w h
20 Otf 50 H.o!rh !0 Wr.te
21 A 51 Coh 31 Or
22 ratigai 52 Things 82 Them
23 Keeo 53 D-.ft 83 In
24 Fr.end 54 Bonking 34 Mind
25 In 55 Go 85 Irh.fifance
2k CW 56 PeC'oion 86 Yo-.wlr
27 Reia 57 H.gh-ays 87 W.th
23 For .53 Antcipoted 83 0'
29 Moy 59 W.th 89 Tide
30 Tor 60 May 90 Piones
(Good (Advene ) Neutral
SCOar-IO
JTJ 22
(57-55-66 VS-I
SAOfTTAfllUS
n ,
1 -25-33- 5vV
:4-77 80-82'.
CAM-ICOftN
o-c
1-16-18- 46
k3-5863
AOUAtlus
FEB. 1
3-39-44-50j 1
fc9.70-83-o4'M
PISCES
H 21 Z. .
5- 9-30-J4 CJ
l,n ,n i .01
RADIO PROGRAMS - TUESDAY
Programs listed below are received from the radio stations and the Mail
Tribune assumes no responsibility except to make such changes as are supplied
KMKD 1440 Kx
KVVI.N 1400 ke
00 Strictly for the Ladies
l.i Thff Children s Hour
an Club 12.'iO
15 Club U3U
()0 EdwardR Murrow'
15 Music Sc Mel Allen
30 Tom Harmon"
45 KrariK Gnus" "
00 Edward P. Morgan"
15 Low eii Thomas-
30 Amos St Andy
45 Amos JL An-Jy-Nfu
'00 Master of Melody'"
15 Masters of Melody
JO Binn Crosby
45 Almanac
00 Mnx R'.itav"
('red Waring Songtest
Fred Warms Song I cat
Car Tunes
CarTunes
Seorts Daily
car 1 unrs
Regionar Roundup
Elmer Peterson
sports Daily
Russia Today
Dine at I4.u
Diiieat 1440
News Morgan Beatty
10
JO
11
10
11
Robert W. Lewia-
ao The World Today"
45 The World Tod a y
00 Real 'futie Table"
13 kckhI lune lahie
aO Do You Know
Do Yim Know""
U0 Wf.rld News Keat
15 Off the lircord
a (a OTf the Record
45 Off the Record
00 Sign Off
15
World of Music
Ted Haih
Ted Jleath
Morgan Beatty
One Man s family
" Dragnet
Dragnet
Biography In Sound
Biography in Sound
Biography m Sound"
"Biography in Sound"
Richlield Reporter
Night watch
Nightwatch
Niehtwatrh
30
45
12 no .
la-js
12 30
12 45
KWIN s Top Ten
Hemingway News
Here's the Answer
Sam Haycn
"Bob "& Rav
Bob A Ray
Bh & Rav
Let's TalK Sports
f-'ulton Lewis Jr.
Local News
KWIN Karavan
K W 1 NK aj a va n
KWIN Karavan
KWIN Karavan
KWIN Karavan
KWLKaravan
KWIN Karavan
KWIN Karavan
KWIN Karavan
KWIN Karavan
News"
KWIN Karavan
KWIN Karavan
K WIN Karava n
KWIN Karavan
KWIN Karavan
KWIN Karavan
K WINKaravan
KWIN Karavan
.KWIN Karavan
KWIN Karavan
KW IN Karavan
Music by Moonlite
Music by Moonlite
Music by Moonlite
Mu.ic by Moonlite
RADIO PROGRAMS-WEDNESDAY
6.00 .tews of America
615 Yawn Patrol
6 tj Yawn Patrol
6.45 Yawn Patrol
Boh Roberta Corral
Bob koberis Corral
Bob Roberts Corral
First N-e'ws
7 00 Breakfast Tunes Rise and Shine
7:15 Martin Agronslty Rogue Valley Beeper
7:30 Tom MacLeod, Sporta News Commentary
7:45 Harry Babbitt . Weather & 7 :50 News
8 0O---f"rattki!;oss" Hear!
k 8 l Coffee Cffncert Hear!
8 30 News 4 Bulletins Hear! Swap & Sell
8:45 Howard Miller ShoW'Hear! Vfslt
Wakeup Ranch
Musical Clock
Musical Clock
Iieimnnwa News
Breakfast Gang
.Musical Clock
Music Clock Beat Buy
CliU Ingle News
Local News-Sports
Bihie Institute
Biblft Institute
- 0 00 Music & Weisflrtds
0 15 BrealCfast Club- .
9 3 Breakfast Club
9 45Breakfast Club
lo:00--"Nora Drake
1015 Music Box-
Hear 1
Hear"-!
Fashion Flashes
Hear! News
NBC BandsUnd
NRC Ranritand"
10:30 Nam? Your Neighbor NBC Bandstand
10:45 Tradirtg Post NBC Bandstand
News" Goffee Date
Coffee Date
Voice of Deliverance
Voice of Deliverance
Newspaper of the Air'
Telo-Test
The Home Show
The Home Show
H:00 Record Rack NBC Bandstand
11:15 Second Mrs. BurtonNBC Bandstand
1130 Strike It Rich NBC Bandstand-
1 :45 Pat B uttram Sjiow' NBC Bands ta nd
2a0 Paul Ha-rvey" Lunchtime News
12:15 Tnb. New s & Weather Weather. Livestock
12:3fJ Houseparty Local News. S porta
12 45 Houseparty Hit Tunes
News'-Morning Melodic
Queen for a Day
Queen For A Day
Queen For. A Day
Noontime News
Western Roundup lime
Western Roundup Time
Western Roundup Time
1:00 Arthur Godfrey"
1:15 Arthur Godfrey
i 30 Arthur -Hodfre?
1 3 Arthur Godfrey
2 00 Arthur Godfrey
2:15 Arthur Godfrey
2:30 Ruth Ashton. Weath.
2 43 Backstage Wife"
Five Star Matinee
Five Star Matinee
Westside Party
Westside Party
Western Roundup Time
Western Roundup Time
Western Roundup Time
Carnation Milk Time
Westside Party
Westside Party
Westside Party
Westside Party
Western Roundup
Western Roundup
Western Roundup Time
Western Roundup Time
- 3.00 Helen Trent"" Hilltop House
Our Gal Sunday Pepper Young
3 30 Strictly for the Ladiea Woman In My House
3 5 -Strictly for thcLadiea Mary M. McBride
4 00 Stricllv for the 'Ladies Fred Waring Songfest"
4:15 The Children-! Hour Fred Waring Songfest
4 30 Marirte Melody Time Car Tunes
4 48 Club 1230 Car Tunes
News" West Rdup
Western Roundup
Don Lee News Reel
Telo-Test
KWIN's Top Ten
Hemingway News
Here's the Answer
Sam Hayes
5 00 Edward R. Murrow
f. 15 Tea Time Tfines
30 Tom Harmon"
5 44 Frank Goss
Car Tunes
Car Tunes
Local V Oregon News
Eimer Peterson
Eob & Ray
Bob Sc Ray
Bob St Ray
Let's Talk Sports
00 Edward P. Morgan
f : 1 5 Lowell Thomas' "
fi 30 Amos At Andv
fi 45 Amos & Andy
KMED Snorts Daily
Man On The Go"
Dine at 1440
Dine at 1440
Fulton Lewis Jr
Local News
KWIN Karavan-Sports
KWIN Karayan-Sports
7.00 Music & Boxing
7:15 Kvlf vs une"
T tCt n f vi I -an
7.4; Rvff vs. Lane
News Morgan Beatty
This Is Moscow"
P-as & Other People
P.H & Other People
fi no New Si Rob. Lrwis
8 15 Robert Q Lewis"
-The Worli Today"
-The World Today"
8
8 4
o nn 74i72l Tnno Table
9 15 Regal Tune Table
9 30 Tl pdate"
9 48 V pdate"
Morgan Beatty
One Man's Family
People Are Funny
People Are JFunny
"Recollections at 3n
Recollections at 30
X-Mmus-l-X-Mimis-1
KWIN
KWIN
KWIN
KWIN
KWIN
KWIN
KWIN
KWIN
Karavan
Karavan
Karavan
Karavan
Karavan
Karavan
Karavan
Karavan
News
KWIN Karavan
KWIN Karavan
KWIN Karavan
10 00 orld "News Beat Richiield Reporter
1015 Off Uie Record Nightwatchman
10 45 Off the Record. News Nightwatch & News
11 00 Sign Ofi
Sign Off
Gang Busters
Gang Busters"
Crime Files of Flamond
Crime Files of Flamond
Music By Moonlite
ABC
CBS
NBC
MBS
KBOY T30 KC
' programs at same time dally unless oiherwtse indicated)
A M 5 45 Sign on Music throughout dav except toi following orograma
10-1015 KBOY Bargains, il-12 iSunday only. First Baptist service
PM 12-1343 KBOY rjanch: 12 15-12 30 (Sunda only KBOY ranch;
0 30 Sign off.
ITV PROGRAMS - KBES (Channel 5)
TUESDAY 3
4.43 Search For Tomorrow
5 00 The Wav
5 30 Mv Little Margie
6 00 Dance Time
8 15 "Your Weatherman"
20 Nes
g 30 Hollvwood Album
7 no $ri4.6oo Question
7 30 Do You Trust Your Wife
p no Phil Silvers show
J? 3d Stars of the Grand Ole Opry
9 no I Search for Adventure
30 Juke Box Jury
10 00 Halls of ivy . .
WEDNESDAY
11 jo Devottone
12 no WBC Matinee
1 00 Brighter Day
1:15 Secret Storm
1 30 Edge of Night
2 00 Comedy Time
2 3n Band Stand
3 Ort Feminine Fociei
3.30 Strike it Rich .
4 00 Safetv First
4:15 Val Rogue
4:30 Uncle Bill
4 45 Search for Tomorrow
5 00 Our Miss Brooks
5:30 Cisco Kid
6.00 Fashions & Gifta
fi 15 Weather
6 20 News
6 30 Sacred Heart
6.45 Treasure Travels
7 00 20th Century-Fox Hour
B OO American Legend
8 30 Industry on Parade
8 45 Talent Time
9.00 Millionaire
9 '30 Science Fiction
10 00 Cross Current
10 30 Lawrence Welk
11:30 News
, Hemorrhoids
fPilPS) Fistula'Colitts Pruri
tus (itching) Prolapse. Treat
ed without surciiaT operation
or hospitalization or -loss of
time from work, if yon have
health prablem of this nature
it will pay .you -to investigate.
Dr. Herman. Wexler
Chiropractic Physician
44 E. Main Pioneer Btdg.
Fh. 2-3391 Ashland. Ore.
Why "Good-Time
Charlie" Suffers
Uneasy Bladder
Such a common thing as unwise eating
or drinking may be a ouree of mild, but
annoying hlaader irritations making- you
feel restless, tense, and uncomfortable. And
if restless menu, with nssging backache,
headache or muscular aches and pains due
to over-exert ion, strain or emotional upt,
are adding to your miser? don't wait
try Dosn"? Pills.
Dean's Pi Li have three outstanding ad
Tantages act in three ways for your siedy
return to comfort- 1 They have an esrng
soothing eflect on bladder irritations. 2 A
fast pain-relieving action on nagging back
ache, headaches, muscular aches and pams.
S A wonderfully mild diuretic action thru
the kidneys, teiuiinr to increase the output
of the IS mile f kidney tubes. So, get the
same happy relief millions have enjoyed for
over ftfl years. Ak for new. large, economy
se and save money. Get Dou's Pilla today I
The Medical Roundup
UK-
Emtrltua Conraltant In Medicine,
Miji CUnlo
Eraerltni Professor of Median.
MiTn Fnundstloa
On Hearing Aids
I was just reading a book
'Let's Hear It," by Dr. Frankel,
who describes
7
the difficulties
he encount e r
ed when he
became hard
of hearing, and
then went on
for years try
ing to bluff it
out and make
people think
he could hear
when often he
H.llrr Alvires Was USt guess
ing. As he says, these were years
of emptiness and unhappiness
and gradual deterioration. He
tells how a person's mind and
personality suffer when such an
important means of communica
tion as hearing is impaired. In
order to be normal we must
keep in close contact with those
about us. Deaf rersons common
ly get irritable and suspicious of
those around them. They think
people are talking of them and
perhaps making fun of them.
The famous T. H. Huxley once
stated it perfectly when he said,
it annoyed him still more to
think that he could be annoyed
because people noticed his fail
ure to hear well:
Eventually Dr. Frankel de
cided he couldn't get by any
longer, bluffing as he was. so
he bought a hearing aid. The
result was so delightful to him
that now he writes, appealing
to all the millions of somewhat
deaf men and women to forget
their pride and go out and try
a hearing aid. As he says. "Why
should we sentence ourselves to
solitary confinement in a prison
of resentment and self-pity when
we can be free?" "In order to
feel secure and . . . glad that
we are living, we need to be
in close . . . communication with
other human beings. When our
communication lines break
down, we become apprehensive.
Our . . . world seems . . . unreal
and . . . menacing. Unable to
rely on one part of ourselves we
lose confidence in ourselves as
a whole. Enmeshed in the guilty
web of our own continued pre
tending, mis-statements, and ac
cidental truths, we grow suspi
cious of the sincerity of others.
Dozens of small daily humilia
tions batter at our egos and
bruise them."
Whole Lif Changed
Dr. Frankel tells how his
whole life changed the day he
told his family that they could
turn down the radio to a normal
volume of sound, and could stop
shouting. He no longer was go
ing to be a selfish and demand
ing grown-up child. At last he
had faced his problem and had
solved it.
Trio of Transients
Freed Afier Payment
David Ray Willis, 46, Jack
Gordon Russell. 36, and Charles
Edwin McBee, 21. all transients,
were released after paying $19
restitution following two com
plaints from Medford stores of
being short changed, according
to Medford police.
Dorma J. Ryden, 110 Willam
ette ave., Medford, reported be
ing short changed of S9 at the
Crater Cafe, 309 North River
side ave., Medford, officers said.
Emma Catherine Manning,
1019 West Fourth st., Medford,
also reported being short chang
ed of S10 at the Drive-in Clean
ers. 702 West Main st., Medford.
Cecil R. Martin, 520 Pennsyl
vania St., Medford, reported to
city police that an attempt was
made to short change him at
Martin's Union Service station,
1601 West Main St., Medford.
Use Tribune Wonf Ad
For Action
Your Child's Future
Is In Your Hands!
Sav your child tht embarrass
ment and mental anguish caused
by bed.wefrinq. Now it is so
easy to help your child, thanks
ta NITE-DRI, the safe, lasting
and NATURAL way to STOP
BED- WETTING
without drugs, god-
T.-. Mv 1 or arras n -
A INFORMATION
Phone
V A Day or Niqht
r.-,rw-5j Ci 3.0452
-V ' , or Moil Coupo.
I NITI-DRI CO.. ki llll I
Piedmont Sfotioe, Portland1 11
I NAME I
ADDRESS
j AGE . PHONE j
I cm I
Now he can stop to pass the
time of day happily with a
friend; he can go to parties; and
w'hen someone asks him a ques
tion he can answer it without
guessing; he can go to lectures
and concerts; he can enjoy mu
sic! Again he likes people and
people like him. Best of all, he
"likes and respects himself."
As the doctor says, a deaf per
son had better not get the idea
that the minute he puts on a
hearing-aid, his troubles will be
over. When one has lost the
habit of hearing and has forgot
ten many sounds he must learn
little by little to hear well again.
He has lost the habit of listen
ing, and hence he must learn
again to pay attention. The doc
tor feels it is important that the
hearing aid be used all day. It
may require much patience to
get adjusted to the mechanism;
with it there are many sounds
coming into the ear that a man
doesn't want to hear, and he has
to learn to ignore them. The im
portant thing is to get over any
feeling of conspicuousness be
cause one has a button in ones
ear or a cord back of one's ear.
Why worry about that when mil
lions of people are wearing
glasses? I have worn heavy
glasses since I was 9. and I don't
know I have them on. Without
them my life would be dull and
stupid.
We guess it's logical to
assume that Adam was
president of the Garden of
Eden.
This almost has to be if
Eve was the First Lady.
WALT'S TV & RADIO SERVICE
Oldest Sbop In So. Oregon
409 E. Main Thone 2-2269
Day and Night Service,
(Medford and vicinity) .
No Calls Sundays.
No calls Fri. eve or all day Sat-
$3.50
BEVERLY'S TV & RADIO
Phon 2-9001
634 Crater Lake Ave.
Service Calls $3.50
Open Sunday Through Friday
My own shop 8 years near Port
land Repairing All Makes
mm 49
iiii
Man's Bulova
17-J. Thin Thil
Unbreakable1 '
Mainspring!
50
i Yea Set Tensa
aViitsli K 4t m lajta V,'
122 East Main St. Ph. 3-5348
OPEN WED. TIL 9:00 P.M.
Strange As It Seems
by Elsies
Hi
DlFFERtMT LfiNSWSES WsKEN. v I pup DOLES IT OUTToIHE
IK1 "frlE WOKlDi HMF 0? MEMBERS OP
WHICH ftrTT KWiVBTo NOKfrt THEtfelB-E
wv n "j i r v.-veiu i" .fr 4k a
Wrlftl SENERftL
rSRhftPUTNftrA-
cf RevelulionJtij
War fame,
VIM CHPiUSNSEDTo
A DUEL WD SlVEN HiS
CHOICE Or ViERPDNS,
HS e'-5cTED b KES CF
SET KITH Pi
LOOTED CftNDLE
CKM.LSM&E MEN HE LEANED
1WW1HE IA5T0KETD RE.AR':S W
Ifie SCENE WOULD BE CONSIDERED
1HS YNINNCK. t.
Z
o
-z
z
ta
5
N
3
3
Z
ws
-o
c
a
O
O
o
o
LU
Z
DC
a
z
o
CROSSWORD PUZZLE An,w" ."... -
IvIaIpIaIvI
ACROSS
t Rise and fall of
ocean
I God of thunder
a Armed conflict
12 Roman poet
13 Was clothed In
14 Simian
15 Publications
IT Decay
IS Pattern
19 Totals
2 Paid noticed
23 Hypothetical
force
24 Re mistaken
25 Stitches
27 Solitary
12 Fuel
33 Period of time
34 Musical
Instrument
15 Magnificence
37 At
Sf Ballad
39 Artificial
lanE-uap
41 Vessera curved
plankina:
42 Sacred image
44 Look flxediy
47-Tler
45 One scfco
shines shoes
62 Number
63 Singing toIca
i Century, plant
(S Man's
nickname
.58 Antlered
animal
87 Eat Indian
palm
DOWN .
1 Man's
nlcbrwmre
j ...
BlU'TITiEigLlAig'Aia'-VT
OiDla'iVlAWfrJja'-Jl iv'E
A.PiOBViO U .Njp'jgA A'.Ta'
sIl I IPlPRe ARI53!5;5
T:E LlL.Sa3'p;oi!AiK'rE"
- lElAITjSggpil Cl '
Aavjcgpjgslfjir'-
SI'IAaiMlSljr.lAll iglrJin
Is'w'aIsIu IeIbIsIcItT1
i-j h - -
O 21 ;8 :j id J;
r w w ' T
if r i.L
-1-3 J7Z -H S .
-JU. , ) i
-7 "& 5
-- . I
I ' I I I I I 1 I 1 I I
tW ey Vnltdel rent we lyli.m. Ina. O
I Marsh eUer
3 Kxcavata
4 Kind of chfe?e
5 Fiddled nith
6 Sharpen
7 Tfty in Russia
8 3'hinjts, In Ittvr
9 Clothes closet a
lf Footless
11 Soak
IS Collection of
animal it
1 Mai lei one
humlnic
10 Snake.
21 Profound
22 Imhibed
2 Collere deirref
(ahbr.)
26 Tak
unlawfully
28 Spanish for
"ROW
2i Reciter
.?ft flroan
31 Weird
3fi A state fabbr.)
niob
Pres
3 Aer-ompH Q
44 KdlMe fi?ri
""arrv
4fiVerv
4 Kvtl
49 Mohammedan
name
80 Poitct-man
Zealand
WHAT wa WE DIPN EEMe.MBEB vcue A I f f we'll ju' put
i'-'L.,; r PIDVOU W LOSE-W6 I PCOMELANK1'.'..J TUI4 TAPE CVEB. 1 ? J ( - )
J 1 1 I GuVS LC '
s ' . II (7-?'fS I X TWEN- Gir OUTA DfeGATCH- )
ftFONLYAMCDULDHNDX 7 7 tSSxfc TOES v6' JfcoZ) rAV T6-mL SAD.E
y OUT JEST WHHJT A CRITIC IS, ) -v KNOWWHUTAV V I DO.'.'" HAWKINS DAVaS OVER.?-
II AH GOULD SAVE MAHSELF jvy CRITIC IS ?- J Nr- r " Q f
FUM HOPEFUL, COME TLXK J ' tl J H Sb f
T t ffn I W SS'f100 xTrr:Y K to e voir
4) NAVY AERO-MEDICAL IAB.,J0HKSVIILE,PA. BUI IS
FITTED WnH AM OMNIENVIRONMENT SUIT FOR HIS
FVISHTS IM THE SKY WITCH. -
WHAT
r DONE LIKE ( HANT.
YE DONE, SNUFFY- 1 V501
I JEST UP AN' QUIT
THAT HIGHWAY- I .rSe,
TH- BOSS MAN STARTED HOW LATE
FUSSiN' AT ME PER BEIN" WUZ YE,
LATE, SO I JEST TARNED ENNYH0W ?
ON MY HEEL AN
WALKED OFF TH' JOB
THREE V "vDONT BLAME YE.
WEASLY J SUTI! I WOULDN'T WORK
9
S COOKIE HOSE,
BISTER
SUMSTEAD?
1 VUUC rU
IN rXV NOSE .
TOO BAD. ELMO.
LL CALL
COOKIE
F0OY0U
SlkMl n
s N 1
i ahA
- .-M .1
a mil
5 DARN THAT EMIL t,ipM? EVEBVTIrE HE SAYS, "SO LONtS -;'cg.. y', -'v.,. J
HE BROKE ALlMY JfrSu ' T ME HE SWES ME A WHACK J vaE'lL'1! - W
g CISARS 5J2danITr ON THE CHEST AND BREAKS ch$ I cTv fe)
1 tt'T h Al PJ. U 0 THAT ! Id
HERE CARRyA N
TEW STICKS OF
DYNAMITE IN
YawR Pocket
INSTEAD.'
For Action, Use M-T Classified Ads