Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, November 21, 1956, Image 12

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Newspaper Page TextG TWO MEDFOR (OREGON) MAIL TRIBUNE STAR GAZERO Br CLAY R. POLLAN -"ll-14-2J.3Sl TJUjauS AHL 21 A 1 -"-J MAY 21 p 74-77-34-33 MAY A CANCH JUNE 23 l(r 7-19- 30-41 52 64-73 no JULY 24 ---.AUa 23 8-12-23-34) 57-67-79 84 W). VISGO AUG. 24 , SECT. 22 0 1-1 3-24-J3 JK Yoer Daily Aerrvrry Guid lr Aeeorfjrna fa Ihm Stan. To develop message for Thursday, read words corresponding to numbers ot your iodioc birth sign. I Associates 3 Add 4 Soy 5 Sopor, 6 Expenses 7 6- J Your 9 Collect 10 Lt 11 Bright 12 VenaMe ' 13 Are . 14 Outlook 15 Your 14 Some J7 Awoy 18 W.fh 19 Thtng 70 Where 21 Exceed 22 Someone 23 M.nd ' 24 lit 31 You 32 Co 33 E m 34 Could 35 A 36 fttoney 37 tnifiotive 38 frnd 39 Crowds 40 Or II To 42 Con 43 On 44 Poy 45 Pay 46 He'pful 47 To 48 Could 49 Or 50 Relatives 51 Add 52 Stick 53. Hood 54 The 25 Goncttnina 55 A 26 Own - 56 Debt! 27 New 57 Hatch 2 From 53 Mood 29 Fnends 30 It 61 Your 62 Fou 63 Be 64 To 65 Bill 66 Secret 67 An 68 Monet 69 Todoy 70 Wonders 71 Circle 72 Trofr 73 Routine 74 Todoy 75 Loom. 76 Loroe 77 Looded 78 Don't 79 Exciting 80 Bolonce 81 individual 82 Sociable 83 Moke 84 With tcoero OCT. 2.t2& NOV. 22 2-18-29-40 tfT 5fL63-32-89 86 Ideo 87 Loons 88 Budget 59 Accomplish 89 Gracious 60 Your vO Touch 85 ConwuenJ0--?44 OCT. HL,I 6-21-32-431 i 3-78-83-871 SACmASJUS NOV . 23 DEC 22 4-17-28-39?V W-62-72 CAmcoeM DEC JAN. 9-20-31-42 Mi ld5-56-80-88WJ )Good () Adverse AOUAUUS JAN. 21 I nscts MAR.21SS 3-16-27-38 17-61-71 RADIO PROGRAMS-WEDNESDAY Programs listed below ere receiyed from the radio stations and the Mail Tribune e slurries no responsibility except to make such changes as are supplied KWt 123S ke KMEO I44 ko KWIN 1400 ke 4 00 Strictly for the Ladies Fr-ed Warlnf Somrfest KWIN s Ton Ten 4:13 TBe Crtilrlceni Hour Fred Waring Songfest Hemingway Newa 4:30 Marine Melody Time Car Tunea Here's The Answer 4:45 Club 1230 ' Car Tunea Sam Hayes 5 00 Edward R. Murrow Car Tunes Bob & Ray J I5 Tea Tirne: Mel Allen Car Tunes Bob: Ray 5 30 Trnn Harmon Regional Roundup Bob oV Ray 3 45 Frank Goes' Elmer Peterson Let's Talk Sports 8 00 dwa7d P. Morgan K MED Sports Daily Fulton Lewis Jr. 6 L5 Lowell Thomas" Man on The Go White Cloud .TO Amos- 4 Andy Dine At 1440 KWIN KARA VAN 1 43 Aenos & Anrfy , Dine At 1440 KWIN Karavan Sports 7 ob Tommy Prothro News Morgan Beatty KWIN Karavan 7:13 Len Casanova This is Moscow KWIN Karavan TjO Bing Crosby Poets and Other People KWIN Karavan ) Tat.S-wMnanac Poets and Other People KWIN Karavan 8:00 News. Robt. Q. Lewis" Morgan Beatty KWIN Karavan 8 IS Robert Q. Lewis One Man's Family KWIN Karavan S) 30 The World Today People Are Funny KWIN Karavan U'i The World Today People Are Funny KWIN Karavan 9.00 Regal Tune Table Recollections At 30 News 913 flcgal Tune Table Recollections At 30 KWIN Karavan 9 30 Update" X minus 1 KWIN Karavan 9 43 Update' X minus 1 KWIN Karavan jo 00- News ' Richfield Reporter KWIN Karavan a 13 Off the Record' Nightwatchman KWIN Karavan P 3!-Ott tle Becord Nightwatchman KWIN Karavan 10:43 Off the Record, Neys Nightwatch it News KWIN Karavan Tlloo SigTTOff Sign Off Music by Moonlite RAO 1 6 PROGRAMS -THURSDAY 5:4.1 6jB0Nf-i of Amrlc 65 Yawn Patrol :3o Yawn Patrol J 4-g-Yawn Patrol Bob Robtsrti Korral Bob Roberta Korral Bob Roberta Korral Bob Roberta Korral First Newa Watceup Ranch Wakeup Ranch Musical Clock Musical Clock 7 0n--BrealcfaJt Tunea 7:1S -Mat-tin Agronaky 7:30-Tom MacLeod Sports JT:45 Harry Babbitt 8:00 Frank Gcu 8:15 Coffee Concert -8:30 Newa St Bulletins 8 43 Howard Miller Show Rise and. Shine Rogue Valley Beeper Newa Commentary Weather & 730 Newt Hemingway News Breakfast Gang Musical Clock Music. Clock; Beat Buys Hear! Hear! TIearl Swap & Sell Hear! visit 9:00 Musis Mhrt. Lost Pets. Hear! 9:15 Breakfast Club . Hear! -30 Breakfast Club Hear! 9 45 Breakfast Club Hear! News CUft Imsle News Snort t Haven of Rest Haven of Rest Voice of Deliverance Voice of Deliverance News Coffesi Date Coffee Date 10:00 Nora Drake J0:15 Music Box 10 30 Name Your Neighbor 10:45 Trading Post NBC Bandstand NBC Bandstand NBC Bandstand NBC Bandstand" Newspaper of The Air Telo-Test- The Home Show The Home Show 11:00 Record Rack 11:15 Second Mrs. Burton 1130 Strike ft Rich 11:45 Pst Buttram NBC Bandstand NBC Bandstand NBCBandstand" N BC-Band stand News Music Queen for A Day Queen for A Day Queen for A Day 12 00 Paul Harvey 12:13 Tnb. Newt. Weather 12:30 Houseparty 12 :45 Houseparty Lunchtime News Weather. Markets Local Newa. Sports Hit Tunes 1.00 Arthur Godfrey 1:15 Arthur Godfrey '130 Arthur Godfrey 1 45 Arthur Godfrsy Western Roundup Time Western Roundup Time Western Roundup Tims 2:00 Asthur Godfrey 3:15 Arthur Godfrey 3 30 Ruth Ashton. Weath. 2:45 Backstage Wife" Five Star Matinee Five Star -Matines Westside Party Westside Party 3 00 Helen Trent 3:13 Aunt Mary" 330 Coke Time . 3 45 Strictly for the Ledies Westside Party Westside Party Westside Party Westside Party Western Roundup, Tim Western Roundup Tims Western Roundup Time Carnation Milk Time 4 00 Strictly for the Ladies 4:15 The Childrena Hour r 4:30 Medford Schools 4:45 Clufc. 1230 Htlltoo Hoiu Pepper Young Woman in My House Mary m. McBrlde' Western Roundup Western Roundun Western Roundup Tims Western Rndup. Time Fyd Waring Songfest Fred Waring Songfest Car Tunes Car Tunes News" White Cloud Musical Spot lite Don Lee News Reel Telo-Test 5 00 Edward. R. Murrow 5:15 Tea Time & Mel Allen -530 Ton Harmon 5:45 Frank Goss KWIN's Tod Ten Hemingway Newt Here's The Answer Sam Hayes Car Tunes Car Tunes Regional Roundup Elmer Peterson 6 00 Edward P. Morgan ft 15 Lowell Thomas " " 6 30 -Amos St Andy g:45 Amot 8e Andy, Newt Sports Final Man on the Go Dine at 1440 Dine at 1440 1 Bob & Ray Bob Sz Ray Bob 6c Ray Let's Talk Sports 7:00 Safety Pays 7-lfi Safety Pavs 7:30 King Crosby ? 7:45 Almanac" ajlO Max Roby- 815 Robert Q. Lewis 8 30 The World Todav 8 45 The World Today- News Morgan Beatty K MUSIC U.N. Special U N. Special Fulton Lewis Jr. Local News KWIN Karavan KWIN Karavan Sports KWIN Karavan KWIN Karavan KWIN Karavan KWIN Karavan 9:0-HeRaT Tune Table" 9:15 Rega; Tune Table" ff 30 Leading Question 9 45 Leading Question Morgan Beatty One Man's Family Great Gildersleeve Great Gildersleeve KWIN Karavan KWIN Karavan KWIN Karavan KWIN Karavan Conversation Conversation Jane Pickens Jane Pickens News KWIN Karavan KWIN Karavan KWIN Karavan 10:00 News lO t.WOff the Record 1030 OH the Record 10:45 Off tn -Record News Richfield Reporter Nightwatchman Nightwatchman Nightwatch St News KWIN Karavan KWIN Karavan KWIN Karavan KWIN Karavan The Medical Roundup : liao Slyn Oft Sign Off Music by Moonlite by Emeritus Consultant us assdlcuse. Maye Cuius Emeritus Professor of Mediate. Mayn Foundation Why A Coaled Tongue? Many people wonder why they have a coated tongue, and some of them worry about it. In my father's day, the first thing a physi cian did when he came to see a patient was to look at his tongue. This behavior was a relic of some old prac- Waii-. 4lvar- "- physicians of ancient times who, instead of examining a patient, felt his pulse or looked at his National Grange Hears Resolutions At Annual Parley imp flue Rochester, N. Y. (U.R) Res olutions were presented to the 90th annual convention of the National Grange yesterday. Penalities ranging up to life prisonment for peddlers of licit drugs, and taxes on the liquor industry to finance the care and cure of alcoholics were among proposals made. The National Grange also taken at all levels of government to curtail, prohibit and outlaw "foul" publications. A report of the Committee cm Education and Health said that rural health conferences are re sulting in better understanding between rural people and the medical profession through co operation of several allied or ganizations. Scheduled Next Month The 12th annual NationalyCon- ference on Rural Health has been scheduled for Louisville, Ky., next month. Joseph O. Parker, legislative counsel, told the session that partisan politics diminated farm legislation in 1956. The support level debate marked the year, he said, being the major issue which led to the soil bank bill and program. Another consultant, Fred Bail ey of Washington, urged that all Grangers and Granges get be hind the organization in legisla tive programs. Delegates also voted to hold the 1957 conclave in Colorado. The city will be selected at a later date. urine or east his horoscope. Ac tually, I doubt if looking at a tongue ever helped a doctor much in making a diagnosis; and hence, as years passed, physi cians quit looking at the tongue, and lost interest in seeing wheth er or not it had a coat on it. Probably anyone who has a fev er and is decidedly ill has a somewhat coated tongue. Years ago, I made some ex periments which confirmed an old' idea that much of the coat on the tongue has come up dur ing the night with bits of food regurgitated from the stomach. What I did was to give a woman some capsules containing the easily recognizable yellow spores of the drug lycopodium. In the morning the .coat on her tongue was yellow, rand a microscopic study showed it was full of the lycopodium. In Japan the people scrape some of the coat off their tongue with a little silver hoe, or they bend a thin place in the bamboo handle of their tooth brush so as to make a loop with which to scrape the top of the tongue. In this country some 'persons take a wash rag on the end of the index finger and scrub the top of their tongue. Many persons worry about a so-called geographic tongue in which there are white lines sug gesting the outlines of a map. I doubt if this pecularity indicated anything harmful. Strange As It Seems PI by ! Hia -' iAri v 1 sjt, rn. j- m Star ?JLTi. k sfcJlUVeR SPRl N6S CRgK, Hi, fcTrlfc ONLY STKEftM IN THE W0RLP KNOWN 10 E6 KmehU-t To -TI s.Tn.r. U!V1 tiM UlO'lC V oFu3W0f l,6&6,000 6NA0NS, ?&R60iM !K1Ht US. WITH A60UT 3 WrtlCK. r DfVr' , JU INPIPl &Nt csYuoKifrie- CHI'iNK.'S'rteU-r KACRSrErA5LerA ' rllSHLYORNWAENTfcD, OFTEN iURID WUH SOUP fiUD PRECIOUS STOMtS If nilKanmlP rilikAWnU 6Tr!tl owned it Mre. IV. fi Clffer Ft betk, kf, .. y m .iNrrv MW WON S&OKOUr Htvm., feir sesr of- BRee.o Wsbds 19 IN Plrifti 11 knk 11. r-i-st-. iry rWU rlWsr TiH.CU' is. CHPirAPIONS "CROSSWORD PUZZLE Answer to Yesterdsy's finste ACROM 1 Pliant 1 Chilled 13 Landed property 14 Forager 15 A state (abbr.) 18 Hindu cymbals 1" Goddess of healing lJ Rallroa (abbr.) IS Storklike bird 21 Solar disk S3 Land of the free (abbr.) 14 Number 25 Box 28 Later 27 Poet 29 Bias 20 Beverage . 31 Likely 12 Wall border Ji-lCtiild's vehicle 39 TJnaspirated 40 Barracuda 41 Poem 42 Before 43 Jacket 44 Man'a name 45 Paid notioe 46 Vast age 47 Limb 49 Trade Union (abbr.) 50 Siberian msr!h 52 Clothes maker S4 Bender beloved IS Fishermen DOWN 1 Follower of Levi 3 Girl's name 3 Mountain (abbr.) 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TV PROGRAMS - 3 0(V Feminine Fanciea 4 30 Strike it Rich 00 Visit From Your Yeteiinariaa 4 15 Religion in the Newa 4-30 Vm-fe Bill 4 iS Search for Tomorrow 5 Our Mis4 BroglU 5 TO -Cisco Kid 6:00 Fashions & Gifts p 15 Your TV Weatiuerman" tf-20 News 6 :30 Sacred Heart 6 j45 Treasure Travel 7 :0o IT.S. Steel Hour 8- 00 Ae. erica Legend '8:30 Indusprv on Parade 8:4.1 Talent Time 9- no-wThc Millionaire 9 30 Science Fiction Theatre 10 no Frontier 10-30 Lawrence Welk 1 1 CO NeH5 St Sign Off K THURSDAY P:0O Detfivs Green Bay 12:00 Treasure Travels 1 .00 Fo6tball Previews 1:30 Oregonvs. Oregon State 4 0(U Fmimne Fanciea 4 :15 On the "Frail 4:45 Search for Tomorrow 5:00 Rin Tin Tin 5-30-eUnconditional Surrender tvi5 "Ypur TV Weathermaa" 6:20 News 6-30 Psppv Coleman Show 6 Frank Leahy' Football Frcst 7:00 Grace In Motion 7 15 Sally an? Ken 7-30 The Playhouse 8 00 Groucho Marx 8 30 Chmax Now Many Wear FALSE TEETH Wifh More Comfprt FASTEETH. s pleasant alkaline (non-acld powder, holds false teeth more firmly. To eat and talk in more comfort, just sprinkle a iUe FAb TEETH on your plates. No gummy, gooev. pasty taste or feelin?. Checka "piste odor" identure breath). Get FASTTH fr axj drug countv. KBES (Channel 5) 9:30 Susie 10:00 This Week In Sports 10:15 On The Trail 10:30 This Is Your Life 11:00 News & Sign Off Black Pigeon Mystery Cleared Up in Michigan Marshall, Mich. (U.R) A coal-black pigeon that lit on the roof of the County Conservation Club president's home and perch ed there in bedraggled im mobility for 18 hours had bird lovers in a tizzy. Conservationist David E. Sher man called in the Audubon Soc iety ' people who arrived with flashlights and bonoculars and began rummaging through bird books for a record of a black pigeon. They played a flashlight on the bird which merely turned its head away from the beam without shifting a foot. The mystery was cleared up next day. It was merely an or dinary pigeon tarred and, of course, feathered. The tar had matted the wings. Dead Une Sunday Classified ts at noon saiuraay; 10 am Monday tor Monday: otiier days 5:30 Dreviousday WALT'S TV & RADIO SERVICE - Oldest Shop In So. Oregon 409 E. Main Phone 2-!2S9 av and Night Service, t? Cft (Medford and vicinity) )JJU No Calls Sundays. NO calls Frl. eve or all day SaL In Railroad Car . Planes Designed New York (U.PJ Three of the nation's most famous types of planes were designed in a railroad car and two hotel rooms. Harold Mansfield, author of a new book on aviation, "Vision," reveals that the B-52, our top global jet bomber, was designed in a hotel room in Dayton, Ohio, on a Saturday night by five aeronautical experts. They found a hardware store open, bought glue, plywood and carving tools and built a scale model that day. The next day they dictated a 32-page memo to a public stenographer outlin ing their thoughts. The PW-9, the leading fighter plane of its day, was sketched out by Claire Egtvedt, aeronau tical engineer, while traveling in a Pullman car on his way home from Washington. The Monomail, the first smooth-metal transport plane, was 'pioneered by Edward Hub band and Claire Egtvedt. They were in a Los Angeles hotel room during the 1928 air races and sketched their ideas on hotel stationery. On a visit to England, Francis Cabot Lowell, a young Boston merchant, memorized details of a power loom and reproduced it, thus establishing the American cotton manufacturing industry in 1814. Use Tribune Want Ads "Hold it! 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