Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, November 14, 1956, Image 20

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Newspaper Page Texto o o G FOOH MSDPORD (OHECOK) MAIL TRIBUNE WoJ-sday. November 14. 1958 ? 35-! 47-43 V7Q.77 81 M yf TAUtUS fv 1- 8-1214 : 23-24-29.42 '61 -69 76 CANCM JUKE 23 - I- 6,28-43 sj 43 73-75 no A'JS 23 lC 9-18-27-34 52 64-63 VlfcfcO AUG 2 SEPT 22 3-21-32 79 901 -Br CLAY R POLLAN- Vovr Oai'y Activity Guic t - According to ifi Sfan. To develop messog for Thursday, reod words corresponding to numbers of your Zodiac birth sign. OCT. 23 2- 3-17-201 33-64-7I ' 1 31 Will 61 AM 2 Don't 32 for 62 Pay 3 Lf 35 Disturbed 63 Your 4 Try 34 l-t 64 By 5 35 Depend 65 Remember 6 Way 3 f,rit 66 Af.O.rj 7 Dan 37 For 67 Steady 8 Fymb! 33 Money 63 Now 9 To 39 Whr 69 Bank 10 Too 40 It 70 0n 11 Seek 41 Mo-nly 71 B'Ckf.ng 12 A'ound 42 Pocte 72 Uo 13 A 43 Increcs 73 Income 14 B 44 Your 74 Ot 15 E'etc 45 Cirrpcom.st 75 Ind cofed 16 Wh 46 DereSt 76 A;court 17 Harmony 47 0- 77 Wart "S Yoo 43 Your 73 In 19 Hait 4? Sp-"t 79 B 20 Be 50 Vanal 80 Bf 21 Boji 51 Srvsuid 3' Be 22 Equipment 52 Public 82 Et3rt 23 Luck 53 H-jnch! 83 Good 24 Work 54 P-- 34 Tr - 25 In 55 T-xio 35 Count 26 Favors 56 Cou-rt 86 tncssenden- 27 Port 57 And S7 fcwon 21 Ta 53 Yovir 83 rccvori i9 Yjur 59 Security 6' Oe-fc 30 Your 60 Could 90 Res'sorabl () Good (g) Adverse NcutrL scotrio OCT UL, 0-16-19-31 A 46-53 80-384 $A&4TTAtlUI N0V.J3 DEC 22 Si U4-49ST-54r I h-7393-37 CATtlCOIN SEC JAH 4- 5-14-364 E9-40-56 AQUARIUS . AN 21 n: i b4-37-50-59 -f 65-67-82-35- hsck MAR 21 t.r bO-38 53-55 Eo-62-74 VS RADIO PROGRAMS-WEDNESDAY Ptognna listed below arc received from the radio stations and the Mail Tribune assumes no responsibility except to make such changes as are supplied KYJC 123a ke KM ED 1440 kc KWI.n 1400 ke p 4 on Strictlv for the Ladles s4 IS .The Children Hour w 4 30 Marine Melody Time 4 4,i Club 1230 5 00 Edward R. Marrow" , i:Tca Time; MrJ Allen 3 .in Tom Hrmon 5 43 Frank Com J"red Warinj; SonefeM KWIN i Top Ten Fred Waring Sonfest Hemingway News Car Tunes. Here's The Answer Car Tunes Sam Hayes 6 00 Edward . Morgan 6 15 I,av.elJ Thomas' " fi ,'to Amos -fc-Andy' 6 43 ArO"S A Andy" Car Tunes Car Tunes Regional Roundup EIinerPeterson KM ED Sports Daily Man on The Co iOine At 1440 ' fJine At I -1411 Bob & Ray Bob &c Ray Bob & Ray Let s Ta lk Sports Fulton Lewm Jr. White Cloud KWIN KARAVAN KWIN Kara van Sports 7 (ifi Music & Rvff vs Lane Nnvs-rMorgan Beatty KWIN Karavan 7 IS Ryti v a,ane Thu is Moscow KWIN Karavan 7 ;) Rvff vs Lant' Poets and Other People KWIN Karavan 7 45 RVfrye Poets and Other People KWIN Karayan 8 f- News. Robt" Q. Lewis-" Morgan Beatty KWIN Karavan 8 i Robert Q. Lewis One Man' Family KWIN Karavan g .to Kobert Q. Lewis' .People Are Funny KWIN Karavan 8 45 Robert Q Lewis" People Are Funny KWIN Karavan 9 00 Regal Tune Table' Recollections At 30" 9 15 Regal Tune Table Recollections At 30" 9 ;w Update" X minus 1 3 taV Update" X rninuJ News" KWIN Karavan KWIN Karavan KWIN Karavan jft no Off the Record 10:13 Off the Record 10 30 Off the Record 10 .43 Off the Record. 100 Sign Off Richfield Reporter Night watch man i i cht watchman NewsNightwatch & News Sign Off KWIN Karavan KWIN Karavan KWIN Karavan KWIN Kara v a n Music by Moonlite RADIO PROGRAMS - THURSDAY 4S 6sKNews of America 6 i4 Yawn Patol 6.30 Yawn Patrol 6 45 Yawn Patrol Bob Roberts Korral Bob Roberts Korral Bob Roberts Korral Bon Roberts KorraJ First News Wakeup Ranch WakeuD Ranch Musical Clock Musical Clock 7:00 Breakfast Tunes 713 Martin Arronsk.v 7 30 Tom MacLeod Sports 7 45 IiarryBabbitt 8 0O- Frank Goss 8 : 1 5 Coffee-Concert 8 30 Wws 1U Bu he tins 43 Howard Miller how 9 00 MTjeic Mart. Lost Peta 9 -15 Breakfast Club. . 930 Breakfast Club f 45 Breakfast Club Ift-fifi Nora Drake" 10.13 Music Box 10 30 Name Vour Neighbor 10:43 Trading Pot Rise and Shine Rogue Valley Beeper News Commentary Wea t her & 7:30 News Hear! Hear! Hear! Swap & Sell Hear! ViMt Hear! Hear! Hear! Hear! News Hemingway News Breakfast Gang Musical Clock Musi c. Clock; Best Buys NBC Bandstand NBC Bandstand Standard Broadcast Standard Broadcast 1 1 on Record Raclc 11:15 Second Mrs. Burton -U 30 Strike It Rich" 11 4-Pat Buttram' 12-00-IiiiJ Harvey 12:1S Trib. News. Weather 12 30 Hruseparty" 42:4. Houseparty 100 Arthur Godfrey" 1-13 Arthur Godfrey 1J0 Arthur Godfrey 1 43 Arthur Godfrey 2 00 Arthur Godfrey 3 13 Arthur Godfrey" NBC Bandstand NBC Bandstand NBC-Bandstand NBC-Bandstand Chit Ingle News Sports Haven of Rest Haven of Rest Ncw'j Coffeo Date Coffee Date Voice of Deliverance Voice of Delive ranee Newspaper of The Air Tele-Teat The Home Show The Home Show News Music Queen for A Day Queen for A Day" Queen for A Day Lunrhtime News Weather. Markets Local News. Sports Hit Tunes Noontime News Western Roundup Time Western Roundup Time Western Roundup Time Five Star Matinee Five Star Matinee West side Party Westside Party Western Roundup Time Western Roundup Time Western Roundup Time Carnation Milk Time 2 Ruth Ashton. Wenih. 2 43 Backsta ge Wife 3 no Heien Trent" 3 13 Aunt Mary"- 3:30 Coke Time 3 45 Strictly for the Ledles 4 no Strictly for the Ladies 4 IS The Children Hour 4) 31 Med ford Schools 4 43 Clubl23 5) 00 Edward. R. Murrow"' J 15 Tea Time Ar M-l Allen . 5 30 Tom Harmoet" S.4.,Franli Com" 6 00 Edward P Morgan 6 : 1 3 Low as 1 Thomas 6 30 Amos 4 Andy" 6:43 Amos&Andy,NewsJ -7 00 Tommy Ptothro Show f-fo Lnft Casanova Show 7:30 Safety Pays T 4.! safety ray W'estside Party Westside Partv Westside Party Wgstside Party Hilltop House Pepper Young Woman in My House Mary M. McBride Fred Waring Songfest Fred Warme Song feat Car Tunes Car Tunes Western Roundup Western Roundup Western Roundup Time Western Rndup. Time News Western Roundu Western Roundup Don Lee News Reel Telo-Test KWTN's Top Ten Hemingway News Here's The Answer Sam Hayes Car Tunes Car Tunes Regional Roundup Elmer Peterson Sports Final Man on the Go Dine at 1440 Dine at 1440 Bob & Rav Bob & Ray Bob 4 Ray Let s Talk Sports News Music TE?A TBA -Morgan Beatty Fulton Lewis Jr. Local News White Cloud KWIN Karavan Sports KWIN KWIN KWIN KWIN 'T niU-Max obv 8 is Robert Q Lewis 8-30 Robert Q. Lewis B 4.VRobert Q. Levis" "fOO Regal Tune Table 9 15 Regal Tune Table ' 930 Lending Question"' 9 43 Leading Question" in 00 Off The Record It) 15 Off the Re-cord in 30 Off the Record 10:43 Off the Record, News 11:00 Sign Off Morgan Beatty One Mans Family Great Gildersleeve" Great Gildersleeve Conversation Conversation Jane Pickens Jane Pickens KWIN KWIN KWIN KWIN Karavan Karavan Karavan Karavan Karavan Karavan Karavan Karavan News KWIN Karavan KWIN Karavan KWIN Karavan Richfield Reporter Night watchman Nightwatchman Nightwatcb St News KWIN Karavan KWIN Karavan KWIN Karavan KWIN Karavan Sign Off Music by Moonlit ? FROY 730 KC (All precrami at came Urn dajly tiniest otherwise Indicated) SAM 5 45 SiKn on Music throunhout dav excp tor fotlowine program lfMO 15 KBOY Bargains L 1-1? (Sunday onlv. First Baptist service PM 12-12:13 KBOY ranch 12 15-L2 30 .Sunday onlyi KBOY rancO. 30 Slim (! TV PROGRAMS WEDNESDAY 00 FerMnine) Fancies) . 3.30 Strike it Rlth 4; oo Vunt From Your Veterinarian 4:15 Religion in the News fi 4:r4W-lTnc!e Bill , 4 45 Search for Tomorrow 5 00 Our Miss Brooks StO Cifcc.o Kid - a f-no Fashions & Gifts tVIA Your TV Weatherman" 6 2 Newa 6 30 Sacred Hfart 6 45 TreasureTravels I 7 00 20th Century Fov Hour 8 00 American legend, 8 30 Inoustrv on Parade 8 Talent Time 9 nn The Miait naare 9 '9ri Science Fictios Theatre 10.00 Cross Current 10 30 Lawrence Welk 11 30 New." Sign Off THURSDAY 0 1 1 :50 Urvotiotw .2:00 NBC Matise - 1 .00 Brightrrr Day 1 13 Secret Storm 1 30 Biigeof Nvajht 2 00 Corned v Time 2 '30 Band Stand 3 00 Feminine FancsM 3 10 strike Rih 4 ,i School Time 4 30 I'ncle Bill 4 43 Search tor Tomorrow 5 oo Rm Tin Tin 5 30 Ore Cal Panorama 6 13 .' Your TV W eatherman' 6:20 T'eu " - KBES (Channel 5) 6 30 Pappy Coleman Show :4S Frank Leahv's Football Frcst 7)0 The Playhouse 7:30 Treasure Travels 7:45 Let s Kick It Around 8j0 Groucho Marx 8:30 Climax t 9.30 Susie 10:00 On The Trail 10:30 This is Your Lie 11:00 News & Sign Off Now Many Wear FALSE TEETH With Little Worry Eat talk, laugb or aneeze without fear OS Insecure false teeth dropping, slipping or wobollng. PASTEETH tolas jjlates firmer and mora com fortably Tills pleasant powder ha no curr.mv sooev. pasty taste or feeling. . Doesn't cause nausea. It's alkullne (non-acid) Checks "piste odor" (d-er-.r. breath i Gtt fASTSETH at fcy dmi coua-.tr. Ccre Soothe Luce Arrives for Visit New York (U.PJ U. S. Am bassador to Italy Clare Boothe Luce arrives today for a four week visit. The ambassador, who left Rome's Ciampino airport Tues day night, said she would hold "normal consultations" with State Department officials in Washington during her stay. .ie Medical Roundup Emeritus Consultant In aft die la. Mayo Clinic Emeritus Professor of Medtilae. Mavo FnundaHna Hiccup There are different kinds of hiccups some slightly bother some and some very severe. For the mild cases, many people have their own ideas of treat ment such as drinking slow ly some water, or squeez i n g the sufferer tightly around the diaphragm. Mallei Alvares elC. . in most cases the hiccups last only a short time, and do not need to be worried about. In severe cases, in which the hiccup lasts for 10 days or more, the basic trouble may be an attack of encephalitis, or brain fever. In such cases, the storm comes down from the brain along what is called the phrenic nerve. Because of this, one way of curing an intractable hiccup is to crush the phrenic nerve, usually on one side. As many persons know who have had an abdominal operation, hiccup may follow such an operation, due perhaps to an irriation of the mid-riff muscle. All sorts of drugs have been Testimony Before Grand Jury Urged For News 'Leaks' Washington (U.R) A special Defense Department committee has recommended that newsmen be summoned to testify before grand juries if they should pub lish "leaks'" which "gravely" damage national security. Defense Secretary Charles E. Wilson disclosed the recom mendation in making public report by his Committee on Clas sified Information. Wilson said he has "serious reservations" about the Grand Jury investiga tion proposal. The committee, headed by Boston attorney Charles A. Co olidge, former assistant defense secretary, said the Defense Department classifies too much information as secret and should make a "determined attack" on so-called overclassification. It also said that measures should be taken to stop "deliber at unauthorized disclosure" of information that ought to be held "top secret" or "confidential." In the event of serious leaks of information, the committee recommended that courts of in quiry be set up to conduct im mediate investigations. The committee recommeded: "In case of a leak appearing in the press which involves the disclosure of information which obviously gravely damages the security of the nation, and where the source of the leak cannot be identified, we recommend that the author be summoned to test ify in a grand jury investigation in order to discover the source of the leak." given and have seemed to work. I remember a man with a 10 day hiccup whom I seemed to cure with a large dose of sleep ing medicine one of the barbi turates. Some doctors give, per haps, scopolamine or hexame thonium bromide or quinidine Sulfate. Some persons can get prompt relief if made to breathe carbon dioxide gas (5 per cent in oxygen). In some cases the phrenic nerve has been blocked with injections of procaine. As Dr. Thomas M. Rivers, medical director of the National Foundation for Infantile Paraly sis, has just said, the develop ment by Dr. Albert D. Sabin of a new type of vaccine against polio will not immediately change the situation in regard to the use of Salk vaccine. This will continue to be used until the Sabin vaccine can be tested on thousands of children. Dr. Alvarez hopes his readers will understand that 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. 1956) BEES We heard about a man who fell out of a voting booth th other day and suffered a multitu dinous contusion of the zygomat ic arch as well as a badly bruised head. This is a doctor sort of a jokt so if you aren't one, don't even try to laugh. BEVERLY'S TV & RADIO Phone, 2-9001 634 Crjtet Lake, Ave. Service Calls $3 SO Open Sunday Through Friday My own shop 8 years near Port land Repairing All Malta Heroic Rescue Try Seen in Drownings St. Paul, Minn. U.PJ Two small boys heroically attempted to save a friend from the Missis sippi river and all three drown ed, police said today. The boys, Lyle, 7, and Eugene Altman, 8, sons of Raymond Alt man, and Robert Carroll, 7, son of Mrs. Elaine Carroll, had been missing since Sunday. Their bodies were recovered from the river Tuesday about 20 feet from shore in downtown St. Paul. Police indicated two of the boys drowned trying to save the other. They said a bank appar ently gave way and one of the other two boys apparentely en tered the icy water in a vain at tempt to rescue their companion. PROFESSIOBSl TOWNE BEAUTY SHOPPE Ph. 2-4266 (HEMORRHOIDS) A7 YEARS of succeiifol procttc in the treatment cf rectal, colon and stomach disordwt. 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