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Newspaper Page Texto 0 o o o fi 15 15 O TWO It ED FORD 60RECON) MAIL TRIBUNE Tuesday, December 18, 1958 n K.-)15-.-244l O o O SSXSTAR GAZEBO AM AmJl 22 O O P5VJUNC22 CANCH uo l "N36-39-52-43 vitoo SIPT 23 3? 45 a If, By CLaV r. pollan- JM Your Daily Acfrrify Guide f f According fo rrie Start. To develop messcge for Wednesday, read words corresponding ro numbers cyour ZsdiGC birth s;gn. 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VCUj, NOV 27 2- 6-37-41 i 46-55-so-as'i-i SA GOT AttUS MOV 2J j 3C K '1 3-27-34-60- r4 73 34-39, 23y CAMICOHN DEC 23 JAN 20 9-26-30-33 Lbl-71 32 87 2 AQUARIUS ; AM 71 .9 i 1)7-50-59-474 i 70-77-81 -85 M hsch WAS. 21 I 4. 5-lM7aTj El 35-51 I RADIO PROGRAMS - TUESDAY Jra9rM Ut4 bio r received from the rjJi stations and the Mail ribn aiMUMcs no rfoaibiljty except to -Make suck changes as are supplied rVJC 1230 Kc IMkD 1441 tee KW1.N 1400 ke 4 00--fitriB;!y for thaLadiei 4 is The Children Hour .30 CJub 1230 4 45 Club 1230 fred Wiring Sonjjleat fred Warm Songfcst Car Tunes Car Tunes KWI.Vs Top Ten Hemingway News Here's the Answer Sam Hayes" p. 5 (j'witiw;.n! R. H-jrrow US. Musir A Mel Allen" 3'3iT0m Harmon" S 45 Ifr.ink CoV Sports Daily Car Tunes ReKionid Roundup Elrnc-r Peterwin" Hf E4A'ard P. Morgan" w BJi-Loweil Thomas" Bob i Ray Bob He Ray" Bob & Ray" Let s Talk Sports llmtt ft Andv "An.ot j Andy-News 7 00 M.iiturof Mlclv- " 1 MMtnra fif M e I --' 3(J Bing trosby' O 4f Alni-xpac" ad kit Hoby f C 15 Piine !m. Nehru" w 8 rio-yrime Min -Nhru"" jb,Aj-, ifrime Mm. Nehru 9 00-f-iKe-Kal TuneTable"" P l."iHe(ial Turw Tat1e AO Do You Know" C l4--rJo You Know"" 7-. Tja') T.nrnj j Beat Sports Daily Russia Today Dine at 1440 Dine at 1440 News Morgan Beatty" World of Music Ted Heath Ted Heath Fulton Lewis Jr." Local News KWIN Karavan KWIN Karavan KWIN Karavan KWIN Karavan KWIN Karavan KWIN Karavan Morgan Beatty One Man Family Dragnet" Dragnet Biography in Sound" XiK'graphy m Sound" Biography in Sound" Bogra phy in Sou nd S.O C. vs Chico State S O.C. vs Chico State S O.C. vs Chico State S O C. vs Chico State S O.C. vs Chico State SOC.vs Chico State S O C. vs Chico State S O C. vs Chico State t&'Vi Off tTte P-ecord 10 -30 Off- (.Vrnrrl "s "n f Kjcfifipld Reporter Nighrwaich Nightwatch Nifihtwatch ' Trca.-urv Agent Treasury Agent Big City Big Citv KWIN Karavan KWIN Karavan KWIN Karavan KWIN Karavan Zion c 110 u -a - -e Music by Moonlite Music by Moonlite Music by Moonlite Music by Moonlite fA0IO PROGRAMS-WEDNESDAY O 00 Nes of Amttc X 15 Yawn PatP)l V", A Vt..-n D-itrnl f Amtftica r?-1 Yawn Patrol ?5 Yawn Patrol r-i - 7 00 IlrrakAst Tunes Bob Roberts Corrai Bob Roberu Corral Bob Roberu Corral First News Wakeup Ranch Wakeup Ranch W aceup Rancft Musical Clock Musical Clock i vt Tdnsi i uncj ttise and bntne Jl3 Martin Ajgronsky Rogue Valley Beeper t:ju 10m wacLon, topor News Commcntarv 7 45 Harry Babbitt" Weather & 7 30 News 8 00 FraiJt Coss" Hear! CU'l 15 Cofiee Concert Hear! US 30 News A B:illQlins - Hear! Swap & Sell pinowara w i tier anow"Hear! Visit r:0(w-Miif.c A Weisfields Hear! 11:13 Breakfast Clb" Hear! - tfcifi) Breakfast Club Fashion Flashes 9 45 Breakfast Clutl Hear! News Hemingway News" Breakfast Gang" Musical Clock Music Clock Best Buys o Clilf Ingle News" Local News-Sports Bible Institute Bible Institute NBC Bandstand" NbC Bandstand NBC Bandstand NBC Bandstand ?n 00, Nora Drake" lA'tV-MuMC Box 10 30 Name Vouj Neighbor 00 10:45 Tiding Port il 00 Record Rack NBC Bandstand" 11:15 Second Mrs. Burton NBC Bandstand O 44,30 Strike It Rich" NBC Bandstand 0 tr4.Wlat Buttroin Show NBC Bandstand r A2 00 rlul Harvey Lunchtini News ;:i i no, ..icw oc kmluci vy ediuer. Lavesincs Local News. S porta Hit Tunes ' Voice of Deliverence Voice of Deliverence News Coffee Date Coffee Date Newspaper of the Air Telo-Test The Home Show The Home Show News Queen for a Day Queen For A Day Queen For A Day 12 30 -Jfiousep.-ucty" Q2 a ?lousttc:y' lrOli Arthur Oodfrev"' 1;1S Arthur Godfr-A-1 1 3) VirUJiar Godirey 1 45 Arthur Godfrey" Noontime News Western Roundup Time Western Roundup Tim Western Roundup Time f ive Star Matinee Five Star Matinee" r Westside Party Westsirie Part Western Roundup Time Western Roundup Time Western Roundup Time Carnation Milk Time j:00 Ariiur Godfrey" Westside Party 13 irur Godfrey Westside Party 2 30 Ruth Ashton Wcath. Weide Party r2 A5 Backstafe ta Westside Party 3.0(1 HrierT lj-ent Hilltop House 15 Aurt ilarv" Pepper Young ( J. 30 StricM- for the Ladiest Woman In My House Yuletide Shop Guide Yuletioe Shop Guide Yuletide Shop Guide Yuletide Shop Guide , j( &iricrr- lor ifi imn uiimn in 11 imu 5 i Strictly for Ue Ladies Mary M McBnde 8 4 cTi Strictfy for fte Ladies Fred Waring Soogfest" 4:15 Tke Children srr iiur Fred Waring Sonfifest 4 30 tirine Melody Time .Car Tunes 445 CU12?d Car Tunes 5 00 Edward R. V arrow" CarTunes News- white Cloud Musical Spotlite Don Lee News Reel Telo-Test K WIN's Top Ten -Hemingway News Here's the Answer Sam Hayes 5.15 Tea Time Tunes 5 iVTom Harmon" Sf FraiiTt GQs - 00 Edward P. Morgan Car Tunes Local & Oregon News Elmer Peterson Bob & Ray Bob & Ray Bob & Ray Let s Talk Sports C, fans tow tu iftimit" 4-30 Amos Ac Andy g.4.S Amos Si And . KMTID Snorts Daily Man On The Go Dtne at 1440 Dine at 1440 04; o 7 gti Mii5ic ar Boxing News Morpan tieaii 7 iMcA.ttfr-Spidn" lreb" This Li Moscow" 7 i.--McAterr-Spider Werih- Pwts & Othcf People" 7;4f McAl.tr. -Sprier WebrPntj&Otrier People Fulton Lewis Jr." Local New KWIN Karavan-Sports" KWIN Caravan-Sports' KWIN karavan KWIN Karavan KWIN Karavan KWIN Karavan New & TIi ib Lewis e te. Dnh,H n i rwi't One Man's Familv 8:30 The World Joday" People Are Funny B:4. 1 ne vt oriq mqay - rcic ....... , JT. D.i 9,n. Tnr,iA o Recollections at 30 f-lsRe;al Tune liable Recollections at 30' r SO Update" X-Mmus-1 6 4.'. Update" X-Minus-1 S O C. vs Chico State S O C. vs Chico State 9 O C. vs Chico State S O C. vs Chico State S O C. vs Chico State S O C. vs Chico State S O C. vs Chico State S O C. vs Chico State jo oo World News Beat Richfield Reporter- 10:l.o JiVthe Record o Nishtwatchman 10:30 Offth Record Nichtwtchsian 10:45 Off thr Record. News Nightwatch & News ll:0OSixn OltZ S Sign Oft Gang Busters GanR Busters Crime Files of Flamond Crime Files of Flamond Music By Moonlite f BS NBC MBS O KBOt-730 KC (AH prncrams mt same time dally unless otherwise Indicated) 10 SieVi 4rcn -n Mu-lc throuflhout day exwpi for following progriuxu-10-10 13 KBO Bargains; 1X-12 iSiiaiday onlvl First Baptist ser-ice p n 12-12:15 KBOV rah. 12:15-12.30 iSunday only) KBOV ranch: f)0 .gnQoff. Q 0TV PROGRAMS TUESDAY n c- O 4S Search For Tomorrcg 5 00 This Is The Life ff5j0 My Little Margie o O 5 45 Trfiisure Travels O 6:00 Datsre Time B:15-Your atrejrrnan" O 60 News 6:30 Sacred Heart 6 4 Hollywood Album 7:00 S64.000 Question0 7 Do You Trust Your Wife 8-00 Phil Silvers show 8 30 Stars of the Grand Ole Opry 9 00-I Search for Adventure 530 June aox ury 10 00 H.'i.s of Ivy Sa JO-Miracle on the Mesa p ooll-00 P:-ne Minuter 9iru 11:30 News and Sign Oif SURE DEATH FOR RATS! of I 1 - KBES (Channel 5) oV EOSESDAl 1 1 :50 Devotions 12 00 NBC Matinee 1 :00 Brighter Day 1:15 4?ecret Storm 1:30 Edge of Night 2 :00--Comedy Time 2 30 The Price Is Right 3 00 Feminine Fancies 3 30 Strike it Rich 4 00 Visit from Your Veternarian 4 15 Religion in the New 4 30 Uncle Bill 4 43 Search for Tomorrow 5 00 Our Miss Brooks 5 30 Cisco K"id 6:00 Fashions & Gifts 6 15 "Your TV Weatherman" 6 .20 News 6 30 Sacred Heart 6 45 On the Trail 7 .00 U S Steel 8 00 American Legend 8 in Grace in Motion 8:45 Talent Time 9:00 Millions" re 9 30 Science Fiction 10 00 Frontier 10:30 Law-rence Welk 1 1 :30 News O OO Rats tat roar profits. Tbej eji Black leaf Warfarin, t-ntil it kills am. Ho bait ihyness. H i npeiltted. may to toe. No mbtrng. o neeuriag or handlmg because package itself is bait statical. GET BLACK LEAF WARFARE NOW I Eisenhower Plans To Invite Tito To Visit Washington (U.R) Presi dent Eisenhower plans to invite Marshal .Tito of Yugoslavia to visit the United States sometime next year, diplomatic sources said today. No firm arrangements have been worked out yet and no date has fceen set. The Medical Roundup Emeritus Consultant in Medicine. Mayo Clinic Emeritus Professor of Medicine, Mayo Foundation Ijr Alvarez Sore Feet Many persons are cursed from birth with feet which were not well made. Some of them have poor arches they have flat feet or what d o c t o rs call pronated feet. With these, the person t e nds to walk with too much of his weight t h r own onto the inner side of the foot. He makes matters worse by walking with his feet turned out. He would do much better if he would walk with his toes pointed straight ahead. We all know the old waiter hob bling along with his feet turned outward and the weight of his body banging down with each step onto a bone in the arch, which in the case of a normal foot stays up off the floor. Some people barely missed having club feet, and .some, born with club feet, had them remodeled by an orthopedist. Some women have so short a tendon running down from the calf muscles to the heel that they are uncomfortable when wearing low-heeled shoes. Many women, of course, have malformed and painful feet be cause they have always worn shoes that were too short and too pointed. Such shoes caused the big toe to turn outward toward the other toes, and the result of this was the formation of what is called a "bunion" a knob that sticks out at the base of the big toe and takes all the pres sure of the shoe. In such cases a good surgeon can straighten out the foot again so that it can be comfortable. Some persons, perhaps because of tendency to arthritis and a contraction of tendons, get what are called hammer-toes, in which the toes, instead of lying flat on the floor, stand like an inverted V. Naturally, such toes do not fit comfortably into any shoes and they have to be operated on by an othopedist. Interesting ly, the word orthopedist comes from roots meaning a straight foot. Many of the distresses that people have in their feet can, of course, be helped by a chirop odist who can remove corns and show the person how to take care of his feet so as to avoid an ingrown toe-nail. Some in growing toe-nails have to be operated on; others can be made to grow properly again. As one would expect, many persons with bad feet can be greatly helped by wearing properly-fitted shoes. Some are help ed by wearing arch supports, and some are helped by wearing what is called a transverse bar, a bit of leather fastened to the bottom of the shoe where the ball of the foot rests. Others who tend to rotate the feet can be helped by having a little wedge put on one side or other of the heel. This will cause the feet to come down on the side walk flatly, instead of obliquely. All those persons who suffer much from poorly-formed feet should ask their doctor or the local medical society to refer tnem to a good orthopedist. Sometimes the re-modeling of a foot or the raising of one foot with a pad in the shoe will take strain off the back, and there by relieve a backache. r o3r h HS-r? Around Hollywood Hollywood 'U.R) Bob Hope, Hollywood's traveling Santa Claus, takes off for Alaska Wed nesday for his 15th year of enter taining GIs at Christ mas time but this time he'll make it home Christmas day. Only five times since 1941 has the Aline Mosby ski-nosed com ic been able to return to his own tinsel and holly at home for Dec. 25, but he hopes to fly home from the Far North in time for the holiday this year. "Unless the weather snows us in, he added as he shook the mothballs out of his parka at his San Fernando Valley mansion. "But I always get the Christ mas spirit wherever I go. The boys put up trees for us. Santa Clauses greet us, there are Christmas carols. I always get a tremendous kick out of these trips. I always go at -Christmas time because that's when the hospitals and camps want you to be there." Household in Turmoil The Hope household was in a minor turmoil today as Hope planned for his troupe of 200 to make the annual excursion, an event that is becoming an ex pected treat for servicemen. Last year he went to Greenland to thaw out the boys with Anita Ekberg. He wound up with a head injury from doing a prat fall. This season his back "still hurts me from last year," but he'll be hopping over furniture with baseballer Mickey Mantle in a skit. The Hope Christmas present for the boys in uniform doesn't include a sexy sweater girl this trip, but the more wholesome types Peggy King, Ginger Rogers, and Carol (Miss Universe) Morris. He's even taking along a col lege choir from Purdue Uni versity that he heard on a recent trip to Lafayette, Ind. Hope and the crew will tour seven Air Force bases in the freezing weather, and then film his Dec. 28 NBC television show at Anchorage. In his home the comedian has an amazing collection of memen tos of previous Christmas trips around the globe. He treasures a dogsled carved out of ivory from his 1942 trip to Alaska. Last year the GIs gave him a walrus tusk inscribed with their thanks. On another table in his office is a huge ashtray given him by GIs in Germany on another junket. United Press Correspondent By ALINE MOSBY "Once a paralyzed boy in a hospital gave me a wallet with my face outlined on it." he said: "They knit socks, all sorts of things. I guess our troupe com ing to see them is like an old friend, or a relative, .arriving for Christmas." We like what the fa ther rodent said when told about a new arrival at his house. "Just another mouse to feed." JjitJU JbaiAy BEVERLY'S TV & RADIO Phono 2-9001 634 Crater Lake Ave. Service Calls $3.50 Open Sunday Through Friday My own shop 8 years neat Pott land Repairing All Makes SANTA ASKS HELP Toledo, Ohio U.R) Police raced to the scene when a 14 foot mechanical Santa Claus be gan to cry for help. Inside, they found a Toledo university stu dent who had been locked in by classmates. WALT'S TV & RADIO SERVICE Oldest Shop to So. Oregon 409 E. Main Phone 2-2269 Day and Night Service. t") Cf (Medfotd and vicinity) yJ.JU So Calls Sundays. No calls FrL eve or an day 8at- mm 4952 II i l l ! I To. SetTenns JlMmiiiiiiiliil tuuiilljR jiHimrimiimiLLuaiii i iirirt"-'- eay'i ,S,BL. 122 East Main Si. Ph. 3-S348 OPEN TIL 9:00 P.M. i & . 1. t yaeJieaTiai i iiiea i'm" inerti ie - LTING IN IRON LUNG in quarantined ward of Los An geles hospital, Franz Hofer, Swiss -born polio victim, is given citizenship by Federal Judge Leon Yankwich in presence of immigration officials. (International) Quotes From the News By UNITED PRESS Jacksonville, Fla. U.R) Mrs. Irene Pierce of Waterbury, Conn., on abandoning her three children in New York's Grand Central station: "I wasn't able to take care of the kids. L couldn't provide a Santa Claus." Washington Former heavyweight champion Joe Louis' attor ney on the Brown Bomber's huge tax delinquency: "During his championship period, no brakes were applied to his spending." Indianapolis An official of Eli Lilly & Co. announcing cut backs in polio vaccine production because millions of shots are go ing to waste in storage: "If a child contracts polio this summer, his parents can't find anyone to blame for it except themselves." Washington Democratic National Chairman Paul M. Butler calling for an increase over the $3 million level for campaign spending by a national committee during a presidential election year: "I don't think you should make it any easier than it is now for wealthy interests to exercise control." Ethel Merman Returning To Broadway by Crrcymstjances Denver (U.R) Ethel Mr-1 heart," she said. "I hope it;s man, a contented matron in going be a 3al hit. We have Cherry Hil's Village for the past the responsibility to all all those three years, is reluming to Broadway because of a favor able combinavon of circum stances. The past thre years, in Den ver as the wife of Continental Airlines president Robert Six have been interrupted a few times by short movie-making and television appearances, but main ly they were years "at home" and "wonderful years for ie," Miss Merman said. "Naturally, tjiere is always temptation to do one moremusi cal show that hd been my life for so long," she said. "About the time the idea for 'Happy Hunting' was suggested to me by Howard Lindsay nc? Russel Crouse, Mr. Six told me that, starting this fall, business in terests would require him to' spend a good part of the next 12 months in New Yorl. Chance To Do Snow o "Of course, I want to be with him and here was the chance to do the show and be with hiift as well." She won't exactly live out of a trunk in New York. Oae of Six's business friends "already has located a big epartment and had it redecorated. "The children, Robert and Ethel (hers by a previous anar9 riage), will go to public schools," Miss .Merman said'. "And when the show opens they wilt be in the audience with my parents, and this will be the children's first opening night. 0 "I think they're sort of look ing forward to it, aod Ethel, talked me into a new 'formal' for the occasion." "It's going to be a big, funn? show writh lots of touches 'of Strange As It Seems by Ik . ifij" -frit flHrTTCHrWGeP M6R(Cr,' RftlLROftDS -rue 'Pioneer'- 20,000 eutptz fiMeacAN fenser curs wese JAftPE WIDER fiWDTftU-ER 1& CONFORM To IT people who 3ve had enough faith in us to buy ft this far in advance to see tha? it is a hit if we possi'oly canO' She agreed to do "Happy Hcmtin' before Lindsay and Crouse had written line. "Hvard and Russel had an idea and thejotold me about it," she recalled. "I bought it. It Q tie story of this very wealthy Philadelphia society matron, an earthy girl fromrjout west who nursed a Philadelphia lain liner to health and maerieSim. Vacationing on Riviera "Now she is a widow, and fitje has an O18-ar-04j daughter. They are vacationg on the Riv iera when the rftws breaks Utet Gsace Kelly has Ipecome engaged q 10 rnnce rgumer. naviny Deen close .o the Kel fajmily in Phil adelphia she naturally thinks they will be invited to the vftd dirfg. "Howiver, they osre notoin vited, whicn upsets Vjer terribly, q Now she is deSirmined to marry her slaughter to someone who has a more important title than Princg Rainier? o o 0 "There's dflis di?kr is a pretender to tfte Spnis!fi throMl known as JaimepHap.ur why is. also "ctioning "on the Riv- O iera, and sh setsocgit to captvre him for her daughter. But she tvirros up rSargying Jin? herself ."O France Boosts Price OfGasoline 8.S Cents Paris (U.R) France boost ed tfte price of galine 8.5 ces a gallon today.The additional revenu was expected to help the jj'bvernmenP recoup Josses frcrri falling sales. 0 O O CROSSWORD PUZZLE Awer 50V16 CfTri6CURft0W Sounds like h , KOflRlNe LION' .VVillUrMCftRlOS WlLllhfAfc-- cf Rutherford. 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