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Mavo- Foundation gAfflO PROGRAMS - MONDAY Proqiara4 listed below are received from the radio stations and the Mail Tribune assumes n).reseesibility except to make such changes as are supplied OKYJt - IIO He O400 Strictly for th,Ladie 4 15 The Children ' Hour 3 3fj Ciub !.; e o ) 4 45 Club 0 "00 Edwasd R Murrow". 5 1J Tea T'fre Tune S 30 TorfjUanon" f3 Fran Gosa" 00 Edward P. Moruan n 15 Lowell Thomai" Amoio Andy" 8 4.V Amos A Andy, News' O 7 Of-MasVfra 4 Melodv 7 3Q. Bin Crosby"- 7 4 r Aiianac" 8 00 CEfeNews"" lAewia" 8 15 -Robert Q Lew is S Voice of f treat one 8 -5- Voice of FiresWne 9 00 Rrual Tune Table' IHexalTun'Table" 0 30 Capitol Cloakroom 43 Capitol Cloak room 10 00 WorldNrw Beat 10 15 Off the Record, in 30 Off the Record 10:45 Offthe Record 1 1 OoAsiffn Off fcMKD - 1440 kc Fred Warinfr Soniffest Fred Waring Songlest Car Tunes Liiitening Prescription Car Tunes Car Tunes Regional News Elmer Peterson KMED Sports Daily Man on The Go" " Dineat 1440 Dine at 1440 NBC News Cha. Applewhite Operation Entertain. Operation Entertain. Morgan Beatty One Alan's Family Henry Taylor Pastela in Music Telephone Hour Telephone Hour Ken Norrtine Ken Nordme ""Richfield Reporter NiRhtwatchruan NT Ch watch man N igh t watch 8e Newa Sign Off' KWI.N - MOO kc KWrX S Top Ten Hemingway News Here's the Answer Sam Hayes" Bob & Rav Bob & Rav Bub & Rav Let s Talk Sports Tulton Lewis Jr Local News KWIN Kara-an-Sports LKWI.N Karavan-Sports "KWIN Karavan K IN Karavan KWIN Karavan KWIN Karavan "SOC vs Humboldt State SOC vs Humboldt State SOC vs Humboldt State SOC vs Humboldt State "SOC vs Humboldt State SOC vs Humboldt State SOC vs Humboldt State SOCvs Humooldt State True Detective Myst. True Detective Mvst Danger with Granger Danger with Granger" Music by Moonlite RADIO PROGRAMS - TUESDAY 5.30 Wakeup Ranch 00 Newa of America (15 Yawn Patrol 30 YawcPatfhl 6 43 Yawn Patrol 7 00 Breakfast Tunes 7 iv Martin Agronsky 7 Tom MacLeod-Sports 7 5 Hay ryBa bbitt 00 Frank Goss 8 15 Coffee Concert Bob Roberts Corral Bob Roberta Corral Bob Roberta Corral . First News Rise and Shins Rogue Valley Beeper N'ews Commentary Weather, 7.50 News Wakeup Ranch Wakeup Ranch Musical Clock Musical Clock Hear! Henr! O ,30-Newf& Bulletins Hfr! wap & Sell 8 45 Howard Miller Show Hear Visit 9 00 Music & fjOsf'Pets Hear! 9 13 Breakfast Clu' .Hear 9JW B-eakfast CluS Hear! O 9tn5-vBreak.fat Club Hear' News 10 00 Nora Drstfce Ih.lS Music B( On 3's-Name Your Neighbor t 45-LTrading Pnt 1 1 00 Record Rack NBC Bandstand NJC End-stand NBC Han-it find NBC Bandstand 1 1 1$ Second Mrs Burton llTh Striiie It Richj" 1 1 -5 Pat Suttram" 12 00 Paul Harvey 12f"i Tnb. News, Weather 12 30-JIouaepartv O 12 45-Hois-partv NBC Bandstand NBC Banilstand NBC Bandstand NBC Bandstand Lujochrime News Weather. Livestock Local News. Sports HitTunes Five- Star Matinee Five Star Matinee Westside Party Westside Party 1 no Arthur Godfrey 1 :15 Arthur Godfrev 1 3D Arthur Godfrev 1 45 Arthur irodtrev 2.n Arthur GotJfrey Westside Partv 4 i."V Arthur Godfrey U'estsicJe Party 2 "o-Ruth -tohton. Welher Westside Pirtv 2 4el4AckiagejAVife" Westside PartyJ 3 00- Helen Trent" c Hilltoo House 3 lV-rAunt Mary" 0 Pc-pper Young 3 3S Coke Time Woman in Mv House 3 4 Strictlyfor theXJdles Ma ryMMc Bride 4 on S.'rictiv for the LadiM Fred Waring Son gf est"" 4:lV-7o CThtldrens Hour Fred Waring Songf est" 4"" Club 1230 Car Tunes 4'WClub 1230 Car Tunes 5 00 Edward R Murrow" CarTunes 51V Music A Mel Allen" Car Tunes Hemingway New" Breakfast Gang- Musical Clock Music Clock-Best Buys Cliff In'ele News" Local News-Sports Haven of Rest Haven of Rest Voice of Deliverance Voice of Deliverance News -Coffee Date Coffee Date r Newspaper of The Air Telo-Test The Home Show The Home Show News Queen for A Day Queen for A Day Queen Jor A JJay Noontime News Western Roundup Time Western Roundup Time Western Rou nd u PTirn e Western Roundup Time Western Roundup Time Western Roundup Time Carnaiion Milk Time Yuletide shopping guide Yuletide shoppinR guide Yuletide shopping guide Yuietide shopping guide News --White Cloud Musical Spotlite Don Lee Newsreel Teio-Test 530 Torn Ha:fion JS " r kG os s 0 ft! Edward P Morgan -15 LoweiV Ttsnmas" (fViO Amos Ac Andy" q t 4 jAmoj Sc Andy"" Master's of Melod V" 7 l.j-Masters of roVlody 7 30 Eing Crosby " 7 45 Almawc" "g 00 Max Rohv" 8:15 Robert Q Lewis"" KJ 8 J30 Th W orld TodaV O 8-The W'orld Today" q9 on (Vgal Tune Table J ' Regal Tune Table" 9 3u Do You Know" 9 45-DqYqu Know" O lOofciWorld News Beat 10-1." ff the Recordo 10 30 rpfOth Record 10 45Off the Record Q 11 00 Sign Off ABC Regionat Roundup Elrrler Peterson Snorts"DBlly Man on The Go B & W News Dine at 1440 Dine atl 440 NB? News Mu-ic Ted Heath" Ted lieath" . Morgan Beatty One Mans Family Dragnet" DraKfiet BiograoHy in Sound Bioeraphy in Sound Biography in Sound" BiogaphvinSound Richfield Reporter Nightwatchman Nightwatrhman Nightwatch and News K WIN'S Too Terl Hemingway News Here's the Answer Sam Hayes News" Bob Ac Rav Bob & Rav" Bob Ac Rav Let's Talk Sports Fulton Lewis Jr. Local News KWIN Karavan-Sports KWIN Kara van-Sports CBS NBC KWIN Karavan KWTN Karavan KWIN Karavan KWIN Karavan SOC vs Humboldt State SOC vs Humboldt State SOC vs Humboldt State SOCvs Humboldt State SOC v; irrr.noldt State SOC vs Humboldt State SOC vs Humboldt State SOC vs Humboldt State Treasury Agent Treasure Agent Big Citv Big City Music by Mooalite MBS O KBOY 730 KC O (All programs! at same time dally unless otherwise tndteated) A M 8 30 Sign on. Muii? ftirouerrout day except for following programs: 0O-iir 13 rvrsuT nargam. n-it -ounoay ontyi r irsi aptisi service r .v-iima ivbu i rancn. i':ia q Q O 12 J0 'Sunday onlv KBOY rancn. TV PROtiRAMS - KBES (Channel 5) MONDAY o o 3:30 Strlk It Rich. 4:00 Garden. Farm and Horn 4:19 Val Roffua 4.30 Uncle BiU 43 Search for Tomorrow 3 S 00 The cAJtopher 3 3d On the Trail -00 T9 Quetirn Box o )ry 6:13Weather Man p a J0Ne4 o 8 30 Adve4ures in Liraa 7 00 Studio One 8 00 Burns and Alien : S3 O Don't Sealed Slipping FALSE TEETH Do false T:h drop, slip y wobble CJ.en voiJOtalic. eat. Uuh or sneeze? n Don'tO annoved and embarrassed Q br sucl? handicaps. FATEETH. an alkaline (non-acid) powder to sprtn- O kle on -wur plates, keeps false teeth O more frmlv -etoOes confident fee ing of secuntv and added comiori. A'o gummy, r wry. past w . (jJig Get FCteTEEe WKUj any drug counter, o 8:30 Flortan Zaback: V.OO I Love Lucy 9:30 December Bride 10:00 Big Picture 10:30 News and Sign Off TUESDAY SO Devotions " 00 NBC Matinee :00 Brighter Day :15 Secret Storm 3d Edjre of Night :00 Comedy Time 3f The Price us Right 00 Feminine Fancies :30 Strike It Rich 00 Garry Moore 15 Safetv First :30 I'ncle Bill :4.t Search For Tomorrow :00 The Way :15 Treasure Travels 30 My Little Margie :00 Dancetime 15 "Your TV Weatherman" 30 Sacred Heart :45 Melbourne Olympics 0 $64,000 Question. 30 Do You Trust Your Wife? 00 Phil Silvers 3n Stars of the Grand Ole Opry 4)0 I Search For Adventure 30 Juke Box Jury 00 Halls Of Ivv 30 News and Sign Off o o o o Sdeace Shrinks Piles New Way. Without Surgery O O o . 0 Finds Heali? Subitanc That Does Both Refceve Pain Shrinks Hemorrhoids astonishirr statements like (jiave ceased tobe a problem w frk, ?f. y. (iui For the firsx!:me scienceohas fonn a new healing s-4kstance with the i.onish ir.g alilir to shnk hemorrhoids ar.d to relieve nain-aithoJt siijery. In case aftgfr cae. while ger.tly relieving pa actual reduction shrirkaiTP i took flace. Q MM a:na7i-ir of ail-r?U:ts were so thorough mat safferers made PUes The secret is anew healinc snb- stance ( Bio-Dyne discovery of a world-famous research insti-jte. This substance is now available in tuppoory or ointment torn under the name Preparation H . At your druggist. Money backguarantee. R4 U Pk Off. On Not Reliring Able Workers J. H. Friedman, Chairman of the Eoard of the National Ma-t-hinerv Cn . of Tiffin. Ohio, W has just writ ' . , ": . a y.-A ten me about - -;:.,-.iI2 their snlendid a c h i evement in keeping at work for as R T t, ble their high ly " f lv trained and iJtSSj skilled tool and 4" -J die-makpr and ut AJvarez mastermachin ists. I wish all presidents of com panies could read the booklet Freedom on Parade sent me by Friedman. It tells of the many men who are still at work in their 70s and some in their 80s. The company has at least 20 men over the age of 65 who are still working full time. Some of them are not as strong and well as they used to be, but they are kept on because they are of such great value in the shop because of their skill, their ability to Family Council Fred D. I can't accept sup port from my parents. Marcia D. He's wasting him self now. Fred D. My wife and I were married five years ago while we were both still in college. My wife wanted me to continue studying for many more years for a professional career and said she would work during those years. However, our first baby was born a year and a half after we were married and now there is a second on the way. I have had to give up my studies. I was willing to do this and I can be happy with my job, which gives us a decent income, and my nice family. But my wife isn't satis fied. Marcia went behind my back to my parents and told them I wanted to resume my studies. She asked for their financial help. They said they would give it if I really wanted it. My parents were opposed to my marrying when I did because they felt it would interfere with my career. I can't accept support from them now. teach, their loyalty, their love of their work, and their steady ing influence on the younger men. These able workers prefer to stay on even though they have enoush money on which to re tire in comfort. As George Glea son recently wrote, "No oldster can remain happy forever on shuffle board and canasta." Fortunately, the heads of more and more companies are begin ning to see the stupidity of re tiring all men at the same age. A few men at 65 are more full of pep and energy than are other men at 45. It is all right to re lieve older men from burden some executive jobs: this lets younger men get their hands into management. But many an elderly employee can be of great value to his group, and he should then be kept on. 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. I95S) Strange As It Seems by Eh Mix mm VfftKRftSUT fiamirii - 'so" j VH 0;o P KTER?R'-lviS t a rswCLioH- Calif- lenain U.C., 0p DDE TO CROSSWORD PUZZLE "' ACROSS 1 Fen 6 Small groora 11 Tiny 12 Inclinations 14 Prefix: not 15 Neckpiece 16 Wheel track IT Nore of scale IS Short sleep ?- Debate Ki?h limb 23 Monster 2h Sperk -6 Arabian garment 27 Musical Instruments 19 Silly 31 Maiden loved hi' Zeus . 32 Japftne,.. measure 13 Part of camera Province f India 42 'lean 4 Swlfs river 45 Sewing t-ase 46 Suffix: like 47 Girl's name 4S Total 50 A t-iate (abbr.) 51 Cloth measure 52 Preposition 54-A state (abbr.) 55 Slip away 57 Chooses 59 Knglih author 60 Remains at easts DOWN o 1 Optical lusioD J lnaetiite , article ciA:p -is s e s,a;g;e" sie:eI li t:e;res;t s ic it irTaT . i. ' 1 A 8 ??B E T II iR'O sBi NSJ'UjN AiRACh;ni DS-1oIn e Til N Uj IE IT jU I Rl !A E ' I iLl p;EtS'!S S!0!T ' 2 t f o -J 8 io .Vr- O-T- ! 'if ,,y' aJ 50 . si ' . sj r ' o 5T" it, sT"-' : e 59 to ! I O I I I I f I 1 I 1 1,1 1 1 . M. W MM iil.i li B W O . 0 O o J jrac! Q 4 i'ora.o w & l-t'aed to r Walt O pomitouslj 8 Soak O 9 Preposition ID Roman empei 11 Inferior IS Feeling . 19 Prefix: befof 21 Tibetan gazelle 23 viovern ment bureau (lnlt.) 24 Girl"a nam 26 Herb with .aromatic seeda :8-"fajur4rd 52 lan'a'nama Jlog 34 iTrip 3i-rfiiOT i" Small eagle Hurried ' Music: aa 1 irra(en ' 40 iht-k hooks 41 Fabulous king 4j Allude 4-In addition 4S Kdil4J nh .SlSlendr flnlal 5r.aT14j,. 56 Inutan mulberr 58 Cent iabbr.) Marcia D. My husband hap pens to have outstanding abil ities. It was this that attracted me to him in the first place. If I had known he would settle down into a commonplace life, doing nothing important, I wouldn't have married him. Fred's parents are just as dis appointed in him as I am, and have the means to help him. We wouldn't ask for much and I would be willing to make every sacrifice. I didn't want to go to them behind his back, but he re fused to go himself. I feel very guilty at having spoiled his career. Fred is now wasting himself and knows it. He doesn't want to hold it against me, but I know that deep in his heart he is sorry. Many of his friends without half his ability have gone so much further. If we put it off any langer, there will be nothing we can do to save Fred's future. The Council: Marcia may well feel guilty toward Fred but for reasons other than "spoiling his career." He was as responsible for this as she was. Marcia's real guilt should be founded in her dissatisfaction with a husband who is doing his utmost to fulfill his family re sponsibilities. Her belittling at titude toward their "common place life" and her claim that Fred is "doing nothing import- i ant" reveal that she is still the ' immature girl who "wouldn't have married him" if she had known that nothing more glam ourous than a home and family wouid come of it. Marcia was dead wrong to go to Fred's parents behind his back. Her attitude is that of a greedy child, who must get ex actly what she has set her heart upon, by fair means or foul. Marcia needs to grow up and i understand that she is deeply undermining her husband and ; her marriage and these are more important than her dream of some vague, brilliant future. Despite his wife's childishness, however. Fred ought to serious ly consider his parents' offer. If his parents have the means to help him and he deeply de sires a professional career, it would be foolish to sacrifice it for the sake of his pride. (Copyright 1956. ' General Features Corp.) j WALT'S TV & RADIO SERVICE Oldest Shop in So. Oregon 409 E. Main Phone 3-2269 Day and Night Service, t5 Cft (Medford ftnd vicinity I yJiJU No Calls Sundays, No calls Frl. eve or all day Sat. fe- T-';" -jjM- WELL. qpANS. 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