Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, November 22, 1956, Image 20

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Newspaper Page TextFOUH MEDFORD (OREGON) mail tribune Thursday, Noyember 22. 1958 SMfs TAR GAZERS V &) MA- 23 3 5-U29-35I y 53-42 -83-871 9 17-28-40 :"a 57-7 ry7-76-77 JULY 24 .AUG. 23 vareo AUG. 24 33-54.656 By CLAY H- POLLAN- M Vow Doily AchV Gm M Accerdmp: the Sfors. To develop mejsog for Fridoy, reod words corresponding to numbers f your Zodioc birth sign. 1 Timely 2 Do" . 3 W4 4 ThiweS 5 Kn Tok 7 P-d 10 Find 11 Don 12 Wot ' 1 Advies U Could IS Short 16 Comglmd 17 Mm) 19 Nr 19 Couhoialy 20 On 21 Rrir 22 Asp 23 Th, . 24 II 25 Trio 2 From 27 Today 21 P!on 2 B 30 Soma UUA OCT. 23 1-13-26-36 fV 150-61 82-88 31 Woyt 61 AxJ 32 Uoon 62 Or ; 33 Act 63 By . 34 Vrut ' 64 Your 35 Good 65 On 36 AstocieeS 66 AnyrHirtg 37 There's 67 Wo 36 Hoy. 66 Supporting 3 Upma No" 40 Am 70 Income 41 Hobby 71 Situation 42 Of . 72 A 43 Others 73 Which 44 Aimed 74 EvonH 45 Subttantial 75 Promises 46 In 76 Or 47 Ftlo 77 Deertipnl ' 43 A 78 Profit , 49 Prlotnea 79 Young i 50 May 80 On 51 IrcreMing SI Your 52 Shoomj 87 Your 53 Today 83-Poopl 54 Fm 84 Creative 55 Ot 85 futunt 56 Beormg 86 Folk 57 Up 87 Copoctoul 58 Jmt 88 Corter 5 Ooubllul 89 Nature 60 O 90 Projects ()AdrK rfNcutnl OCT MtJii NOV. 22 V) 7-19-21-37 kg-59-71 VJ SAGmAMJS NOV 21 DEC 22 2-12-23-35 147-58-09 CAtttcoeM MC 23 JAN- H5-25-34 4T1 149-60-79-861 fa AOUAMUS JAN. 21 Ffi.' I 0-18-31-42 4f"1 fcl-64-70 men ra 20 MAR. 21 16-27-38 ATI 145 56-80-85 RADIO, PROGRAMS -.THURSDAY Programs listed below arc received from the radio stations and tha Mail in tune assumes sjoaesniiDinry tiupr to rni , ininu kk"- KVJC WJ ke 4 00 Strictly for the Ladies 4 15 Yne Children a Hour 4:30 Club 1230 4 4S Club t230 KMEP 1440 kc Fred Warin Sonrfest Fred Warinx Sonjctest Car Tunes Car Tunes KWIN 1400 ke Kwin's Tod Ten Hemingway News Here's the Answer" Sam Haves' 3 0 Edward R. Murrow- Car Tunes arl.V-rjea Time Tunes CarTunea - 5 3n-Tom Hfcrmon" Olympics "M 5 4 Frarax Goes' EJmer Peterson 6 00 Eejward P. Monfan Sports Final 15 4,owelf Thomas"- Man on the Go 8 30 Amos & Andy" Dine at 1440 8 4j Amos V Andy & Kws"Dme at 1440 Bin Olvmpin .56 Bob St Ray Bob & Ray Bob & Ray Let's Talk Sports Fulton Lewis Jr. Local News KW1N Kara van KWIN Kara van. Sports 7 is Safety Paya 7 30 Bins; Crosby" 7 4-VAlmanac" NBC News" Coversation Club U N. Special U.N. Special" Morgan Beatty One Mans Family Great Gildersleeve Great Gildersleeve 8-0 Max Roby 8:15 Robert Q Lewis 8 30 Tr Wocjd Today 9 8 4 j The World Today" B 00 RcKKl TuneTable" Olympics-Conversation News" B 15 R"iral TuneTable Conversation KWIN Karavan 00 The Leading Qstn Jane Pickens KWIN Karavan KWIN Karavan KWIN Karavan KWIN Karavan KWIN Karayan KWIN Karavan KWIN Karavan KWIN Karavan KWIN Karavan 9 zn The Leading wstn" Jane Ficken' gljThe Lead ing Qstn'? Jane Pickens KWIN Karavan 10 on-"-News Richfield Reporter Off the Record . Nightwatchman 030 Off the Recorfl Nijrhtwatchrnan 10 45 Off te Regord-rNwa Nightwatch A News 1100 Sign Off Official Detective Official Detective Crime Fighters , Crime Fighters Sign Off Music by Moonlite " RADIO PROGRAMS - FRIDAY 8:45 Bob Roberts Corral & 8 00 New ot America Bob .Robert's Corral Wakeup Ranch 8:15 Yawn Patrol Bob Robert's Corral WakeuD Ranch 8 30 iVawn PatroL Bob Robert 'a Corral Musical Clock 8 45 Vswn Batrol Firat Newa Musical Clock $ 7:0- Breakfast Punea Rise and Shine Hemingwav Newa 7 15 Martin Agronsky Rogue Valley Beeper Breakfast an T'iO Tom MacLeod Sports News Commentary Musical Clock ? 5 Harry Babbitt' . Weather 7 30 News Musxr Clock Best Buys 8 00 Frank Gosa" Hear! Cliff Insle News S 8 15 Coffee Concert Hear! Local News Sports V 3G News & Bulletins Hear! Swap A Sell Bible Institute 8.43 ftoward Miller Show Hear! Central Shopper Bible Institute ' 0 no Music 8c Well fields Hear! Visit Voice of Deliverance 15-Break4ait Club" Hear! Voice of Deliverance 8 30 ftpeakfa-t Club .Fashion Flashes News Coffee Date 9 45Breair? SAt.Club Hearl News Coffee Date Ji00 Nora Drake NBC Bandstand Newspaper of The Air & fft-15 olutlc Box NBC Bandstand Telo-Test ia 30 Name Your Neighbor NBC Bandstand The Home Show fc y 3 radng Post NBC Bandstand The Home Show If) Refjnrd Rack NBC Bandstand News Music 11:15 Second Mw. Burton NBC Bandstand Queen for A Day H:30 Strike It men NBC Bandstand Queen for A Dav 1:45f 2. "ttram' NBC Bandstand Queen for A Day 12 00 Pall Harvey Lunch Time News Noontime News 12X5 Trib. News & Weather Weather. Livestock Western Roundup Time 1 Mo Houseparty " Local News Western Roundup ilnw 12:43 House party HitTunes Western Roundup Time 1 Qti Arthur Godfrey Fiva Star Matinee Western Roundup Time 145 Arthur Godfrey Five Star Matinee Western Roundup Time 1 JO Arthur Godfrey Weatside, Party Western Roundup Time 1:45 Arthur God frey Westside Party r Western Roundup Time 2 00 Arthur Godfrey Westside Party Western Roundup Time G 345 -Strictlv for the Ladies Westside Party Western Roundup Time w 25? Ruth Ashton & Wthr Weatside Party Western Roundup Time 2 Backstage Wife Westside Party Western Roundup Time 3 00 Helen Trent Hilltop House Newa White Cloud 3:15-unt Mary Pepper Young Musical Spot Lite 3 30 Strictly for the LacUea Woman In My House Don Lee News Reel : 45 Strictly for the Ladies Mary McBride Telo-Test 4 .en tuctlvforthe Ladies Waring Songfest KWIN"s Top Ten ,4 1'he Chitdrens Hour Waring Songfcst Hemingway News 4 30 Club 1230 CarTunea Here's the Answer 4 45-yClub 1230 Car Tunes Sam Hayes 5-00 Edward R. Murrow Car Tunes " ' Bob Sc Ray " 5 13 Music & -Mel AlleA CarTunea Bob & Ray 3 30 Tom Harman Regional Roundup Bob fc Ray 3 45 Fryk Goss" Elmer Peterson Let s Talk SpoHa fl (0 EdwardJP. Morgan Sports Final " Fulton Lewis Jr 84r Lowell Thomas MancntheGo Local Nw. 8 50 Amoa A Andy Dine at 1440 KWIN Kara van 8:45 Amna Sc Andy Football Forecast " KWIN Karavan, Sports . - 7:00 Master o Melody Cavalcade of Sports" KWIN Karavan 7:15 MWstera of Melody . Cavalcade of Sports KWIN Karavan B 7:30 Bind Crosby" Music in March Time KWIN Karavan 7:45 Ctfich s Report Music in March Time KWIN Karavwi . 8 00 Med ford va Benson Medford-Benson " KWIN Karavan " 8:15 Mctford va Benson Medford-Benson KWIN Karavan 8 3(1 ledford vs Benson- Medford-Benson KWIN Karavan 8 45 Medford va Benson Medford-Benson KWIN Karavan 9 -no Med ford vs Benson Medford-Benson " KWIN Karavan" 815 Medford vs Benson Medford-Benson 9:15 News 9:30 Medford vs Benson Medford-Benson KWIN Karavan 8 43 Me.ord vs Benson Medford-Benson KWIN Karavan 10:00 Medford vs Bensoft Richfield Reporter KWIN Karavan 10:15 Medford vs Benson One Mart's Family KWIN Karavan 10:30 Off the Record Nightwatchman KWIN Karavan 10:43 Off the Record Nightwatch & News KWIN Karavan ll:0O Sign Off Sign Off Music by Moonlite The Medical Roundup 1 KBOT 138 KC (All proiriml mt nmi lime dally unltij otherwise Indicated) A M. 7:00 Sinn on. Music throurhout day except for following programs- 1O-10:l KBOY Roundup (Monday through Saturday (.11-12 (Sunday only) First Baptist service. P.M. 12-12:30. KBOY ranch (Monday through Saturdav). 3 30-4-45 Uncle Rick's Requests (Tuesday through Saturday). 12:13-12.30 (Sunday only) KBOY rtmch. 4:5 Sign off. Emeritus Consultant hi MedJetB. Maya Clinic Emeritus Professor ol Medlilna. Mav.i Poundadoa LUPUS ERYTHEMATOSUS Lupus erythematosus is a ser ious disease which affects " . ' only the skin but many oi internal organs of the body. In the recent past, the patients have been helped over cri ses with injec tions of corti sone or Ata brine. Now comes a note Halter Alvarej " . Kurnick, of the Veterans Admin istration Hospital of Long Beach, KBES (Channel 5) THURSDAY 69 4 :00 Feminine Fanciaa 4 30 On the Trail 4 :45 Searofi For Tomorrow 5 00 Rin fin Tin 3 30 Unconditional Surrender ' 8:13 Weather 6:20 Newa 6:30a-lappy Coleman Slrow 8.45 Frank Leahvs Football Forecast 7 on 4Vrace in Motion T1S rnv Xen gg7 30 The Play House 8 00 GroTjcho Marx 8 30 Climax 9 30 Susie 40 00 This Weela in Sprts 0 15 Treasure Travels 10 30 Thuj Is Yauf Life 10 News & Sign Oil FRIDAY 11:50 Prvotions 12:00 XBC Matinee 1:00-Brighter Day 1:13 Secret Storm (J:3-dire,of Sht . 2:00 Comedy Time 3:30 Band Stand . 3:00 Feminine Fancies 3 3Q Strik it. Rich 4l)fr Bob CrolVv - 4 : 15 MeeMord City Police 4 30 tnle Bill 4 45 Search for Tomorrow 5 00 v. dd Bill Hickok 5 30 Man to Man s 3 45 Treasure. Travels 6 00e-Value Snns Tinuj 6 15 Your TV Weatherman 6:20 Newa . 6 3d Man Called X . 7:00 Cavalcade of Sports 7:30 Dr. Hudson's Secret Journal 8 20 Heath's Medical History 8 30 Frankie Fontaine's Showtime 9 :00 Highway Patrol 9:30 Big Picture 10:00 The Lineup 10.30 Zane Grev Thratra 12:00 News St Sign Off W m Authors Disagree On Length of Time To Compose Book Marietta, O. (U.P.) How long does it take to write a book? This question, impossible to answer really, was kicked around at the Ohio Valley Writ ers' Conference at Marietta Col lege here, and the authors were in complete disagreement, as might have been expected. The range was from 28 days to five years. The catch, they agreed, is that years may inter vene from the first mental toil on an idea until the writer sits down to actually write his book. The authors agreed that the essential ingredient is an un known quantity called "readi ness for writing." "This means more than just deciding that you want to make a lot of money publishing your work," one author observed. "It involves wanting to write more than anything else in the world." Number of Factors There are a number of factors involved in the time it takes to write a book, the staff members agreed. These included working habits, type of book, size of book, and other factors. The 28-day book was written by an author who worked prac tically around the clock on a solid plan. The housewife or newspaper man with a craving to write a book might take years. But, the authors agreed, it is not always the amount of time involved that means the differ ence between success or failure. The successful book, they said, is one that grows out of not min utes or years but out of lifetimes. Taking part in the conference were Dorothy James Roberts, author of "The Enchanted Cup;" Anne Chamberlain, author of "The Tall Dark Man;" Richard Sullivan, author of "311 Con gress Court;" Josephine Phillips, successful juvenile author; Henry Volkening of a New York agen cy, and Herman Ziegner of Bobbs-Merrill publishing firm. Wisconsin Ahead of Britain in Aircraft Madison, Wis. (U.R) The Wis consin Aeronautics Commission disclosed that there are more than twice as many civil aircraft registered in the state as in all of Great Britain. 1 The commission said it expects 1 some 100 planes to be registered in addition to the 1.408 already listed. The total in Breat Britain is 655. Recent national figures indi cate there are about 99,000 civil aircraft registered in the United States. Calif., who says, that many of the patients have done beauti fully when injected with white blood blood cells containing a protein called DI. Many persons with the disease will now be watching to see if this discovery is confirmed by other experts. Recently, a young woman, Miss Ann M. Michelson, of Brooklyn, working in the Jack son Memorial Laboratory at Bar Harbor, Me., started studying a mouse which interested her be cause it walked in such a pecul iar way. On putting sections of its muscles under the micro scope, she learned that the mus cle fibers were defective, just like those of persons with muscu lar dystrophy. Perhaps now a race of mice with muscular dys trophy can be developed, and then there will be many oppor tunities for learing what the defect is, how it is inherited, and how it can be corrected. Epilepsy and th Law I have just been reading a re markable little book by Roscoe L. Barrow and Howard D. Fab- ing. The authors have gathered together a remarkable amount of material which will enable the epileptic to see what his legal status is in all the several states of the Union. It will be interest ing to an epileptic to learn whether in his state he is al lowed to marry or to drive a car. Dr. Alvarez hopes his readers will understand that it would be impossible for him to answer re quests for information or to at tempt to diagnose by mail. (Released by The Register and Tribune Syndicate, 195E) Strange As It Seems by EW Hla "SS ' - i)crtUBERT -foftSTet) HIS, 0INN DEOTrt BEETHOVEN'S RJN6RM. IN innw Lie Dt7nOnPr fiiTnbrT Irjl. ni. i rwr i-i- i i-. . -. -6WNeerSnTC0ArW 10 nt wiri inc- uetrGBEM COMPOSER lis fir .-- MOWUMBNTS M SHOW ftLL KINDS of houds ftur -rt?iCis worn To WKSTUKiS YEAS nSO "SOWS AKS SUIT i rf'.K. tt'ltl frC III'tT'tS' IV! a niwepout is not hur wrtek. U? trie SEn &U1 (CBIN rvniCK.... CROSSWORD PUZZLE v..t.rd.y. pi. 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