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Newspaper Page Texto o o o TWO MEDFORD (OREGON) MAIL TRIBUNE Wednesday, December 12, 1958 AMI Tautus OiMJNI V 21 -25-35 51 54-58 63 CANCH owye? wee H no JUt-V U 6-18-27- Hy' 63-72 36-q VM&O ,4 i .-S H kST 4- 7- 8-4.30 fL. 53-54-71 TAR GAZER? By CLAY R. POLLAN K You Do.y Actirfy Gu.de H H o According fo rn S'oei. To develop mjo9r for .Thursday, re words corresponding to nymoe'J crf vour Zod'cc - gx 1 Oct 3' L"e3 Heo 2 E.e- 32 62 i J K o 33 -s- l fe Jui;"e"t n.n.ii.40, 5 v. 6 o- 7 Wen :i -n,) 11 T0.. 12 A", 13 Cm. U Dc4 15 S ol 14 O 17 So- 15 O 19 2' 1v.li 72 H ,n 23 t-oect 25 Ewi 26 A 27 2? "3 , ? i- 30 Coyest 35 C'-'f'- 65 Sc- 34 Sor o' 37 Snc-O' 3? e'oc et 39 T-. 0 M.90 4 1 V c-o l 42 O 43 S"6-Vv 44 0' 5 '0-t 66 S-OM'fO 6' 6. t' to T: Futu-e 72 -d 73 W, 74 !n-ei"d 7', S-.n-j 74 CKtJ' 77 L-C' 70 t. PC p. S? 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Murrow a 5 Tea lime: .Mel Allen 30 Tom Harmon" ( 5 4.5 Prank 0" " 00 Edward P. ori?i.n 6.15 Low Thoi..rti"-0 O 30 AmA A Andy". 1 4.", Amos Arj" Car Tunes (thr Tunes RKional Roundup Elmer Peterson KMtD Sporla Daily Man on The Go time At 1440 Dine At 1440 Bob & Ra-v Bob & Ray Bob & Ray Let's Talk Sports Fulton Lew i& Jr. White Cloud KWIN KARA VAN KWIN Karnvan Sports Oft 'A!-if Si Boxinn 7 ! 5 &.' Boxlnn 7 30 AC Bine 7(i AliS-sii'AiriRO 89 o News. Robt. Q Lewis" Morgan S 1 'i Huhprt 'aVv Lewis g 3D-The World Today" People Are Funny" O 8 4,- I'he World Today - O fi Kpih Trrsan Beatlv KW L Karavan This Is Moscow KWIN Karavan -Voices of imas KWIN Karavan -Voices of Xmas' KWIN Karavan Beattv KWIN Karavan One Man's Family KWIN Karuvan p 00 Renal Tun Table 9:15 Retial lne Table p 30 Updatry 0 4.' Update People Are Funny Recollections At 30 Recollections At 30" X in in us 1" .? minus I" KWIN Karavan KWIN Karavan News KWIN Karavan KWIN Karavan KWIN Karavan J0 no Tip my. 1 0 -1 ,1 Oit the Rer0-d 10:30 Cff tlie Recorrt 3 0;4.SOff the Record. V i"nsiarn Off9' : Richtield Reporter N watchman Night watchm-nn News Nightwatch St News fiancbu-ster Ganehustrrs Crime Files Crime ?"iles o Sign Off Tslusic by M'io nlite R&DIO PRQGR AMS - THURSDAY 4 s 6 OONewsj of America") 6 l.-WSIi'awn cfatrol 6 3n V'awn Patr o 6:4 Y aw n Pa trol O 7 (in BreAfast Tune 7:15 Marun Aifronsky Bob Roberts KoiaI Bob Roberts Korral Bob Roberts Korral Bob Roberta Korral First News Wakeup Ranch Wakeup Ranch Wakeup Rancn Wakeup Ranch Musical CIoclc Musical Clock Rise an$ Shine Kcjgue vaiiev eeper t-in Tom Mael.pfltt Soorta News Comraentary 7:4:VHarrv Fabltt" - Weather & 730 News "g 00 Xra tBf Coas" -iSlf'oftee Concert n 8 30 News & Bulletins Hemingway News Breakfast Gang Musical Clock Music. Clock; Best Buys Hear! Cliff Incte" Hear!0 q News Sports HearloSwao & Sell Haven of Rest 8 45 Award Miller ShowHear! Vjit Haven of Rest ""fl Music Mart. Lost Pets Hear p urfanrast Ci'n- n'-nr: 30 Br.fat C6fh la? A 4.) Reakfst Cliib Hear' 10:00 Nora iJrake NBC BandRtand 10 30 Name Yotir Neighbor NBC Fsi-stand 10:45-fl radir, T'oet 1 1 NBC Ttand.stand :0O 4ecorri Rack NBC Bandstand" l:lJ$4-Second Mrs. Burton NBC Bandstand 1:35 -Strike It Rich NC-B?ndstand" 1:45 Pat Buttram NBC-Bndstand 2 0C Paul Harvey J-lTI-rjrnb. News. Weather lJ:30-fcaIouseparlE 245h& House pjy r t y Lunchtime News Weather, Market I'cal Neii. S sorts Hit Tupes 1-00 jVhix;odiVev" 1-lVAArthur Godfrey 1 Arthur fJtoiifrev- 1 b gyAur God f re y 2 nn ArTnur Godfrev Westsidef arty 2 Arthur Gdfrrp " Westside Party " 1!9 " " ps i". cvinr i-ari Voice of Deliverance Vome of Deliverance News' Coffee Date Coffee Date Newspaper of The Air Tclo-Test The Home Show . T he Home S h ow News Music Qu?n for A Day" Queen fpr A Day" Queen for A Day Noontime News Western Roundup Ttmo Western Rounduo Time Western Roundup Time MflJSU . iWJ I I J iii Alvarez Heart AMacki Seldom return At a recent meeting of in dustrial physicians held in Ham ilton. Ontario. Dr. D. P. Murnag the reluctance ol some busi ness f i r ms to employ per sons who had had a heart at tack was based on fear than on facts He said that some 80 per cent of those persons who survive a coronary thrombosis for two months should be able to return to full employment a month or so later. He quoted a Boston survey showing that among 121.000 workers who were employed by companies that did not object to having in their shops persons who had had heart disease, only 262, or one in 500, had suffered from coronary attack. This is certainly an encouraging record. Researches On The Common Cold A difficulty that for long has Citrus Fruit Crop Forecast Washington (U.R) The Ag riculture Department has fore cast the 1956-57 production of citrus fruits at 140.915,000 boxes of oranges and tangerines, 43, 200.000 boxes of grapefruit, and 13.600,000 boxes of lemons. The indicated production com pares with last season's 137, 415, 000 boxes of oranges and tang erines, 45.280.000 boxes of grape fruit, and 12,600,000 boxes of lemons. The department estimated pro duction of early and midseason oranges at 70.7 million boxes, 3 per cent more than last year, and 26 per cent above average. The 1956-57 crop of ivalencias was estimated at 65.2 million boxes, 2 per cent above last year and 13 per cent above average. Grapefruit production was ex pected to be 5 per cent smaller than last year and 10 per cent below average. The lemon crop was expected to be 8 per cent larger than last season and 3 per cent above average. hampered research on the com mon cold is the resistance of animals to the infection with the special virus. For years, the han, of Toron-1 chimpanzee was the only animal to, sa i d that ! that could get a human cold. Now comes good news to the effect that the little brown ham ster, that looks much like a rat, can be given a cold which he can later pass back to a man. This discovery, recently reported by Reginald L. Reagan, Eddy Palm er, Frances S. Yancey, Sing Chen Chang, and A. L. Brueckner, will doubtless greatly facilitate the work now going on in an effort to make a good vaccine against colds. Such a vaccine could do great good because the common cold accounts for a high per centage of absences from work, and costs the nation many mil lions of dollars each year. New Antibiotici and Cancer Recently, Dr. Henry Welch of the Food and Drug Administra tion commented on the fact that a newly-discovered antibiotic has proved active against experimen tal cancer in mice. In some cases it apparently destroyed the tu mor transplants. Although so far it has not proved useful in human patients, the fact that something works well on the small animals is very encourag ing. 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) Fie Star itetinee Five Star Matinee Westaide Party Westside Party Western Roundup Time Western Roundup Time Western Roundup Time Carnation Milk Time K5 &acktase Westside Party IrftCi Hln Trrnt" n n Million lTn,.... 9l IV-AuntMary" Pepper Youne 3 30-Toke Time Woman in :v House B3 IS S'r-.ctly tor th3Ledl Mary M McBnde 4 00-rtjTrictKv.for the Ladies Fred Warine Sonirfest 4 IS i he Clrfirtren Hour Tred Waring Songfeat 4 3n-f3j1edforr! Schools Car Tunej 4 45-ixiub 1230 Car Tio! . TOO Edward 5 Western Roundup W estern Roundup Western Rounduo Time W'estern Rndup. Time News-" While Cloud Musieal Snotlite Don Lee News Reel Telo-Tesf KWIN Too fen Heminjrw-ay News Here's The Answer Sam Hayes" R. MurrowCar Tunes Tea TinirA- Mel Allen Car Tune.s .3 30 Tom Harmon Regional Roundup 3:45-ranK bo-sl ' toner yeterson (3 6:00 Edward P. Moreart Aevrts Final :13 Lowell ThO!fi in on the Go 6 30 Amoe i Anav Dine at 1440 :4!i iaos 6 And Nr:AsDine at 1410 7 no Safety Psns News Morgan Beatty KW4N Karavan onservion luo K w I .N Karavan O, nil ait-iy r-s i,WSety Pays .-LBrhg Crosby Bb & Rav Bob & Rav Bob & Ray Let's Talk Sporta F'ufton Lewi Jr. I.ncal News KWIN Karavan KWIN Keravan Sport by Hta jT? .-t-T n I WitN TOSriTSNEO ffWiiU. "" ciVt tMiW WV S,rJlrfc tM. Z Dfet.Patenbvri.Fbi- il nr9 irir.N iknr? iw , A '- felR ?RrjNClS PRMC6 rR?!ED h complete &ntw6 "IBS. W0KLD NlWfKe &K-I76M HlNO- 10 IHZ SHVHOC's, CROSSWORD PUZZLE Answer to YyerdayTs Puzila ACROSS) 1 Mtrie -jrelfiht S Sob Dry 12 River In Siberia IS Female ruff 1 4 Cupola 15 Indonlan tribesman Thick IS Simian 19 roct or (abbr.) 20 Musical Instrument 21 Chinese mile 13 Part of "to be" 24 Perfect 26 Liquid & Wild 29 Commit to memory n Devoured 72 KCR-shaped 33 Merriment X4 Cook slowly Man's nickname . Cry S7 Kuropean SS Nobleman 40 Falsifier 41 Preposition 4. Note of o 44 Catcher's glovs 4a Man's nickname 47 Fuccr 49 Marine snaiP 51 Before 53 Across the Atlantic 65 Dress borders 5SRuler of Tunis 67 Moist o o DOWN 1 Happy J-SBrtng back C0D iSlHiA ri SjClA 6 A LT JgjO SjTl OiglLlE I I pl&nLtt)D E SiT L CjF TMLsTsTH OjE , " UlBiypS). 'o P'LlE LA RjpWWjl iTgpfAL s!laop;B3tAigp A ' bl'A j'a:G& FlA'RQUiKgCjiNliS0' lMi EjEjLiaSJiAb fAle E AJS-EjA I H,A A!B.t le e;d!s iciap. , U I W I Is i I7 I ffi 1 9 l' " fi- i "Z9 '8 50 l Si ..- ft I Collection of facts 4 Tarent (co-Icq.) i Fisherman's basket (Split asunder T Affirmative T'nid nntif O 9 Brown kiwi li Told HThlnk Ifi Transaction IT Da sffA 2aAorai! 22 Pronoun Quaffed 2S Emerged victorious . 27 Diner Q 28 Watch pocket 2? Toun-r tear 31 Female sheep "-Heavy mis Sc-Strike coTL?q.i Showers cMTn U),e snow ' T,itv in Alaska Sti Cvr-Hnold tishf 40 Girl's nickname 41cn!emn nw 42 Confi a era 1 istO 4 -Apportion'-' O :,lrHand O 4lrior of ship 4S (f struct O R'I'ossessed pVJLfireek letter 63 Nova Pcot1a Cahbr.) O 84 A sute (abbr.) Z o u T 4 -Almanac"" U.N. Special" U N. Special KWJ Karavan KWIN Karavan Za nn t v 8 lV-Mlobert Q Lew'"" 8 30 JheCWortd Wav" 8 4. WorldToday" 9 CO Recal Tun Table" 9.15 Reeal Tune 3hle 3n !&&nz iaMion' P Leading tjestion" Morgan Beatty" One sIan s Family Great Cildymleeve Great Gildt5leeve ConviSfsation Conversation jane Pickens Jane Pickens" KWIN Karavan KWIN Karavan KWIN Karavan K W I N Karava n To ?r SJ o Richfield Reporter 10:13Offrta) ric?l ightwatclrnan 10-30 Off ine RecordQ NiRhrwatchman , 10 45 Off the RecorJ yeffi ightwatch & New 1110 SigTi Off Si en Off News KWIN Karavan KWIN Karavan KV15 Karavan Official Detective Official Detective Ttl a Crime It s a Crime Music by Mocniite NBC 0 Chest X-Ray Clinic To Close Christmas The chest x-ray clinic at Sacred Heart hospital will be closed the last two weeks this month, according to the Jackson County Public Health associa tion which operates the clinic. The clinic, which is open Thursday afternoons and one evening each month, is closed during the holidays. It will be open again the first week of January. A total .of 3,433 persons had chest x-rays at the out-patient clinic this year, the committee reported. Approximately 12 per cent of the people were refer red to their doctors because of chest or heart conditions reveal ed by the x-rays. Members of the Providence Guild assist the association in operating the clinic by donat ing a total of 56 hours a month volunteer work. Persons who were planning to have their chest x-rays this month have been urged to attend Thursday between 2 and 5 p.m. I1 prnrramf et re time dly onlAs otherwise Indicated) A 5 45:n on. Music throughout day except tor following programs 10-10 15 KBOY Bargain 11-1 iSundav onlvi Fir1 Baptist service PM 12-12:13 K.80' ranch: 12:15-12 30 'Sunday onlyi KBOY ranch; 30 Sirn off. TV PROGRAMS - KBES (Channel 5) WEDNESDAY o 3 00 Feminine Fancies 3 30 Strike it Rich e 4 00 Vfit From Your Veterinarian 4:13 Religion m the News 4:30 I'ncie Bill 4:43 Search for Tomojow 0 5 oo This is the Life 3n Ciwo Kid O fi no Fashions Ar Guts 6 In 'Your TV Weatherman" 6:20 News 6 3,1 so Ore College C?rbrus 7 oo 20th Century Fox g 0i American Legend 8 3d Grace in Motion 8 45 Talent Time p 01 The Millf-in-sire p 30 Science Fiction Theatra 30 00 Frontier 10 ?0 Lawrence Welk 11.30 News Ae Sign Off THURSDAY Q 1 1 ISO Devotions o P 0 12 00 NFC MatmeeQ Q 1.00 Ey:er Dg, o 11 5 Secret nrm 0 1.30 Edge of Night 2 00 Corned 0 Time 0 2 30 Price is MS"! 3 0O- -Strike I PiTjiie Schools lHMOBHOlrt) O &"7 YEARS q of rectot, CO'On ond ilomach dtordrt. NO HOSPITAL OPERATION QK.ip''tl I 3 Uncle Bill 4 4. Search for Tomorrow 00 Bin Tin Tin 5 .10 Ore Cal Panorama 6:13 "Your TV Weatherman" 6:20 News 6 30 Ore. C:' Panorama 6 45 Pappy Coleman Show 7 00 Industrv on Parade 7:15 Sally and Ken 7 30 The Playhouse 8 oo-Groucho Marx 83 Climax 9 30 Susie 10 00 TIils Week in Sport 10 1 . Transatlantic Televiews 1030 This Is Your Life 11 no News A Sun Off DO-IT-YOURSELF NOTE Oak Park. Mich. (U.R) When officer Walter J. Andrus of the publis safety department drove his police car into an auto driven by Robert La Chance, Andrus issued himself a ticket for not yielding the right of way. Asmi?ha.ir adventurers will be interested in "'The Spirit of Ad venture," a collection of articles written ?y famous writer-adventurers, which has been added to the Medford Public Library. Ed ited by Whit Burnett, the book covers subjects ranain from mountaineering and descents into craters "to exploration in cannibal-infested Africa. Some 8.000 Explorer Scouts : encamp each summer at Phil mont Scout Ranch the largest such camp in the world located in the Rockies near Cimarron, N.M. There are ties per mil" about 3,000 cro?s of railroad track. More Comfort Wearing FALSE TEETH re Is ft pleasant wsy to overcome loose plate discomfort, f ASTF.ETH. an improved powder, sprinkled on urier and lower plates holds them firmer so that thev feel more com fortable. No gummy, coo"?, pasty taste 0. feelinc. It's alkaline i non acid . Does not sour. Checks "pla'e odor" (dnture breath'. Get FAS TZajTH toe. 7 '. taj drug counter. "Just Give MINKIER the Correct Address the Serviceman Will Find It" W 1 1 00 o . O o 0 e , VK&&'kZr' too roTEETlvouYl Kfut it ccoVN' up to'V 1 L0V6 voj. fiTon. Ia WRitv.'W- tjatSo4V.pct6Et! kchs $Tx ' Olf)l f.'y- AKS MY Wazp ll'lM 4N' VOJ COUS'X e-TEVE if AJ TOKR . I Y AW KIDS TALK TWT VSJfJTe WE.. I l2Vii'M-WAVBE 1 DOKT I H4VE KvTejfi WON'T 6E ME2E? I- I LOVB YOU.' 1 "i Tt J I WA TOMCINft - AWYK WE C-OTj 7? JWrf E1C-UTLY U-iDERiTAUP, N IM LC4 ASl-ELE WC-t ItL BE AAIZ-A3I.6 Tr K CACeV CH 50 5? 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I is IT A YOULL SfcE ALU f : V TONIGHT lii t-fe 'i'ps IB f 1 SI 1 22 East Main St. Ph. 3-5348 OPEN WED. 'TIL 9:00 P.M. Classified Ads Are Bargain Priced Ph.n.E;-3;U W O'ete.