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Newspaper Page TextTWO MEDFORD (OREGON) MAIL TRIBUNE Friday. January 18, 1957 yj 22 20 V") 9-26-30-38 761-71-82 37 TAuaui r. APR. 21 i v"t MAY 21 V"l 1- 3-14-21 23-42-13 CiMIM MAY 22 P JOSf 22 TMr77.ia.rV1 73 3J m tp, JUNl 23 7- 8-10 74 V 32 45 79 33 uo WW Aug 23 D 15-18- 20-44 11 ti 65 virgo AUG 24 .. 22 HY'-22-28-4i hiV 56-62 43 -By CLAY R. POLLAN- M Tcwr Ooi'V Acffrir Guide M 1 According fo Ine Sfors. To develop message for Saturday, read words corresponding to numbers of your Zodiac birth sign. OCT. 23 feW 46-55-80-83Vv I Yo 2 Fin. 3 Find 4 Dcn't 5 i&a 6 Day 7 Be 9 Smart 9 Cn, 10 Dorrt) 11 Be 12 Too 13 Do 14 Opposite 15 Permit 16 let 17 Much 18 Your 1 Other 20 Assobcres 21 Se 22 Extra 23 Responsive 2 Be 25 People 26 Ot 27 Eveiytliiiwj 23 Tcctful 29 Do 30 Yaer GooJ ( 32 Drown 33 Be 34 Af 35 Sodol 36 Square 37 For 33 Truty 39 Up 40 Secrets 41 Study 42 To 43 vv.rh 44 To 45 Into 46 And 47 Ne 49 Ideal 49 Set 50 Venture 51 Drj.na 52 Debts 53 The 54 ReGOrdrno 55 All 56 bvkme 57 Pr renal 53 Tcirurg 59 Cor. 60 A. 61 Fine 62 Touchy 63 Matters 64 The 65 Pace 66 And 67 Be 63 People 69 Don't 70 Undertaken 71 Dave 72 Look 73 Account 74 Reatonoble 75 Today 76 For 77 With 28 Face 79 Other- 80 Mental 81 Faith 62 For 83 ProWenre 84 Be 85 Today 84 Eoty 87 Achievemen 83 Work 89 Sensible 90 Collections SCORrlO OCT. S-k&j, NOV. 22 5-12-1711' 61-35-51 - SAGTrtARIUS NOV 21 DEC 22 63-40-54-57?; 3-46-73 yfi-A CAPncoeN EC 23 IAN 20 vj: 06-39.52-694" 172-76-86-90 3.. AQUARIUS JAN. 21 FEB. l i (16-19-25-2941 15358-75 men ral. " MAR. 21 421 to-5rj-59 67Ol 170-77-81 -85VS-1 RADIO PROGRAMS - FRIDAY Programs listed below are received from the radio stations and the Mail Tribune assumes no responsibility except to make such changes as are supplied KVJC 1238 fco . KM ED 1440 kg KWIN 1400 Itc 4 00 Music 8c Bulletins NBC NewsGoodwin KWIN'S lop Ten 4:15 The Children Hour Bill Goodwin" Ueminay News 4:30 Club 1230 Bill Goodwin Here's the Answer 4-45 Club 1230 Bill Goodwin Sam Hayei' 5 UO Edward R Murrow NBC Newi'Car Tunes Bob & Ray 5 15 Music & Mel Allen Car Tunes Bob & Ray 5 .30 Tom Harmon" Regional Roundup Bob & Ray J5: 45 Frank Goss' Elmer Peterson Let s Talk Sports 6:00 Edward P Morgan NBC News'Spts Daily Fulton Lewis Jr 6:15 Lowell Thomas' Man on The Go Local News 6 30 Amos St Andy State Game Com. KWIN Karavan J&:i5 Amos& Andy Rogue Ski News KWIN Karavan Spts. 7 00 Chev. News' " Cavalcade of Sports KWIN Karavan 7:1 d Masters of Melody Cavalcade of Sports KWIN Karavan 7.30 Robert Q. Lewis'" Cavalcade of Sports KWIN Karavan 7:45 Hnbert Q Lewis' Sports Highlights' KWIN Karavan "8:00 CBS News Monitor " KWIN Karavan 8:15 Robert Q. Lewis Monitor Ashland vs Klamath 8:30 The World Today" Monitor Ashland vs Klamath JM3 The World Today Monitor Ashland vs Klamath 9 00 Kee;il Tune Table Monitor Ashland vs Klamath 9:15 Re-al Tune Table Monitor Ashland vs Klamnth 9:30 So They Say" Monitor Ashland vs Klamath 9.45 SoThey Sayj" Monitor Ashlandys Klamath 10" Qf)Z-World News Beat Richfield Reporter Ashland vs Klamath 10:15 Off the Record One Man's Family KWI.N Karavan 10:30 Off the Record NiKhtwatcnman KWIN Karavan 10:45Off the Record , Nlghtwatchman & NewsKWIN Karavan 11:00 Sign Off Sign Off Sign Off RADIO PROGRAMS-SATURDAY 5 :45 Bob Roberts Corral 8:00 News of America Bob Robert's Corral Wakeup Ranch 6:15 Yawn Patrol Bob Robert's Corral Wakeup Ranch 6:30 Yawn Patrol Bob Robert's Corral Musical Clock 6 4.1 Yawn Patrol First News Musical Clock 7 00 News' Coffee Clatch Network News 7:15 Martin AflTonsky Weather. News Breakfast Gang 7 3(1 Frank Goss Rogue Valley Beeper News & Weather 7:45 Galen Drake Weather & 7:50 News Farm News' 8:00 No School Today Monitor' World News Sports 8:15 No School Today Monitor Musical Spotlite 8:30 Robert Q. Lewis' Monitor Haven of Rest 8 45 Robert Q. Lewis -Monitor Haven of Rest 0 00 News" Monitor Voice of Deliverance B:l!i Visit With Blng Monitor Voice of Deliverance 9:30 Gunsmoke School Program m News Coffee Date 9:45 Gunsmoke' Sat News twaa, Coffee Date 1000 News" MONITOR News 10:15 Record Rack . MONITOR Recorded Music 10 30 Record Rack Monitor Mostly Dixie' 10 4a Trading Post Monitor Mostly Dixie 11 on CBS News' Monitor Morning Melodies 11.15 Amos & Andy Monitor ' Morning Melodies 11:30 Kathv Godfrey Nat'l Farm & Home Morning Melodies 11:45 Kathy Godfrey Nat'l Farm & Home Morning Melodies 12:00 CBS News' Monitor News 12:15 Matinee Weather Monitor Western Roundup Time 12:30 Matinee Monitor Western Roundup Time 12:43 Matinee Monitor Western Roundup Time 1:00 CBS News Monitor Western Roundup Time 1:15 CBS Orchestra Monitor Western Roundup Time 1:30 CBS Orchestra Monitor Standby Sports' 1:45 CBS Orchestra Monitor SUndby Sports 2 00 CBS News Monitor Standby Sports 2 15 Club 1230 Monitor Standby Sports 2 30 Club 1230 Monitor Standby Sports 2:45 Club 1230 Monitor Standby Sports 3 00 CBS News You Bet Your Life News Sat. Hop 3 .15 New Orleans Band You Bet Your Life Sat. Hop 3 .30 Club 1230 Monitor Sat. Hop 3:45 Club 1230 Monitor Sat. Hop . 4 on CBS News MONITOR" Sat. Hop 4:15 Club 1230 MONITOR News' 4 30 Club 1230 MONITOR Sat. Hop 4 4.' Club 1230 MONITOR Sat. Hop 5 no Chev. News MONITOR Bandstand U.S.A." 5:15 Veterans Adm. MONITOR" Bandstand U.S.A. 5 311 Tom Harmon" MONITOR Southside News 5 4 5 Frank Goss" MONITOR Bandstand U S A. 6 00 ABC News" MONITOR Hawaii Calls 6 15 Entertainment USA" MONITOR Hawaii Calls 6 30 Red Folev Show Grand Ole Oprv Guv Lombardo 6 45 Red Foley Show Grand Ole Opry KWIN Karavan 7 00 News & FJJ Monitor KWIN Karavan 7 15 F B I." MONITOR KWIN Karavan 7 30 It's Your Business -Monitor KWIN Karavan 7:45 Music Rack -Monitor KWIN Karavan 8 00 CBS News' Monitor KWIN Karavan 8 15 Gil Henrv Show" Monitor KWIN Karavan 8 30 Gil Henry Show" Monitor KWIN Karavan 8 45 Gil Henry Show Monitor KWIN Karavan 9 00 Regal Tune Table" TBA News" 9:15 Rerjal Tune Table" TBA KWIN Karavan 9 30 Gil Henry" TBA KWIN Karavan 9 45 GU Henry TBA KWIN Karavan YtToo News Off the Record KMED News KWIN Karavan 1015 Off the Record Niehtwatehman KWIN Karavan 10 30 Oft the Record Nightwatch KWIN Karavan 10:45 Off the Record Kight Watch News KWIN Karavan llrjp Sign Off Sign Off Sign Off ""ABC "CBS NBC MBS KBOY 730 K.C All programs mt same time dally unless otherwise Indicated) AM. 5:45 Sign on Music throughout day except for following programs-10-10 15 KBOY Bargains- 11-12 (Sunday onlyi First Baptist service P.M. 12-12:15 KBOY ranch. 12:15-12.30 (Sunday only! KBOY ranch: 0:30 Sign off. General Assembly Asked To Give Israel Deadline United Nations, N.Y (U.R) The Afro-Asian countries have asked the UN General Assembly to give Israel five days to get its troop completely out of Egypt. DOW TV SERVICE Expert Service All Make PHONE 2-7994 Day o Nit Oregon Medal Winner Leaves for Inauguration Portland (U.R) Robert D. Maxwell of Redmond, who won the Congressional Medal of Hon or in World War II, left here by plane with his wife to attend President Einsenhower's second inauguration. Maxwell won his medal in 1944 in France when he smoth ered a German grenade with his body and a blanket. He is 50 per cent disabled. For Quick Cash Use Tribune Want Ads S. B. WNG Herb Specialist Why Suffer Longer? When Others Fail COME TO US ACT NOW! Our Nature's HERB remedies will help yon to re gain rout good health. Our remedies have, btna successful in aiding the tick all over the Stat tor over 18 years Remedies tor disorders, sinuses, heart, liver, stomach, gas jnd ulcers, constipation, piles, asthma, female complaints, kidney, bladder, blood, rheumatism, back and headaches. For Male. Female and Children. BRANCH OFFICES: Albany Salem Eugene North Bend Newport CHARLIE CHAN OFFICE OPEN SUNDAYS ONLY 12 NOON TO 4 P.M. CHINESE MEDICINE & HERB CO. 624 S. Riverside Medford The Medical Roundup by Emeritus Consultant in Medicine. -Mayo cunic Emeritus Professor of Medicine. Mayo Foundation Dr Alvarez Unfortunately, sstsiy The Troubles of a Doctor Who Sees 50 Patients a Day The other day a man scolded me for having mentioned the fact that some unfortunate phy- jw"i tslciani see if ' -J from 50 t0 1 jf , , 5" S patients a day. My critic as sutned that these doctors take on this terrible burden of work be cause they are heartless mon ey g r a b b ers. my scolder was not well informed. The doctors who see so many patients a day are usually not the money-grabbers. I have known quite a few physicians of the old school who saw from 50 to 100 patients a day, and charged each one only a dollar or two for the visit. Some of them "threw in" a bot tle of medicine! Obviously, such physicians cannot either examine a patient thoroughly, or do much labora tory work or x-ray work. They can only make a quick guess as to what the trouble is. I could not bear to practice in such a way. To me, a life like that would be an awful treadmill. And yet, I have respected thor oughly many of the doctors 1 have known who have done this type of work. They felt that with their clientele of poor peo ple, it was either this type of practice or none at all. The man who scolded me said that the cure for such over-bur dening of doctors is socialized medicine. Actually, the experi ence of countries like England shows that the cure is not in the socializing of medicine. Social ized medicine, with its small charges per patient, is likely to compel a man to see from' 50 to 100 patients a day in order to get a living for his wife and children. And this compels him to practice a poor type of medi cine. Well-Educated Man Once, when I was in a foreign country in which most people do not have to" pay anythinS when they go to the doctor, I watched a physician as he took care of perhaps 30 patients in a couple of hours. And I saw this particular type of medical prac tice at its best because my friend was a well-educated man, a kindly man, and an idealistic one one who loved medicine and hated the poor type of work he had to do. He hated it so much that he was seriously thinking of giving up medicine and going into business. As my friend took care of those 30 people he never even greeted them as they came in or said goodbye as they left. He did not look at them and he seldom asked any questions. In each case, a very short history had been taken for him by a nurse. One can imagine how in- KBES (Channel 5) The following TV broadcast log is printed as a free public service for the Mail Tribune's readers and TV viewers. Sched ule changes are printed as provided by the TV station, and the Mail Tribune cannot accept responsibility for errors or omissions. AS Search for Tomorrow :00 Wild Bill Hickock :30 Man To Man :45 Fighting Lady Speaks :00 Value Swing Time -.15 Your TV Weatherman :20 News :30 Man Called X :00 Cavalcade of Sports :00 Fair Exchange - :30 Frankie Fontaine Showtlmo :00 Highway Patrol :30 Peace Makers & Champion .00 The Line Up :30 News :35 Zane Grev Theatre :05 News St Sign Off SATURDAY 11:00 Pro Hockey 2:00 Afternoon Theatre 3AS Mr. Wizard 4:15 Santa Anita Races 5:00 Faith For Today 5:30 Treasure Chest 6:00 People Are P-unny 6:30 Tennessee Emie Ford 7:00 Beat The Clock 7 :30 Discover Jamaica 8:00 Jackie Gleason Show 9:00 Crunch & Des 9 :30 Hev Jeannie 100 Story of Vision 10:15 Into Focus 10:30 Texas Rasslin 11 JO News & Sign Off SUNDAY 12:00 Face The Nation 1230 World News, Roundup 1 :00 Odyssey 2:00 MAMA 3:00 Melody Wranglers 4:00 How Chrisuan Science Heals 4:30 College Hour 5:00 This Is The Life 5:30 Telephone Time With John Nesbitt 6:00 Weekly News In Review 6:15 Industry on Parade 6:30 On The Trail 7:00 Private Secretary 7:30 Dr. christian 8:00 Ed Sullivan Show 9:00 GTS Theater 930 Alfred Hitchcock presents 10:00 The Christophers 10.00 Loretta Young 11:00 Chancellor's Hour 11:30 News & Sign Off adequate it was for the making of a diagnosis. If the patient needed surgical work, he was sent to a hospital; and if he needed medicine, the doctor wrote on a slip of paper "No. 66" or "No. 85." If the nurse remarked that he had already had medicine number 66, without improve ment, the doctor would say, per haps, "No. 94." If the nurse said, "This fellow has been here four times and still has his cough," the doctor might initiial an order to send the fellow into ahospital for an x-ray study of his lungs. If I had a son contemplating going into medicine in that par ticular country, I would beg him to try something else. Socialized medicine of that type is no occu pation for anyone who hates to be ashamed always of the work he is doing. Some may . ask, "But why didn't he stop and do good work?" Because he had a wife and some children to educate, and being paid only a few cents a visit, he had to see many pa tients a day. Help in Educating Spastic Children I have just been reading an excellent book by Dr. F. Eleanor Schonell (Philosophical Library) on the education of spastic chil dren. Many mothers of spastic children wish very much that thev could find some informa tion in regard to them, and espe cially in regard to teaching them all they have capacity for learn ing. Dr. Schonell shows that while some spastic children are mentally retarded, many are of average intelligence, and some are bright. The "book tells of the many things that some silastic children can be taught, and how they can be taught. Some of the book is a bit technical, but all Well-educated mothers ran rparl it with great profit. If any of them want to get the book, they should write to the publishers not to me. Another book that all moth ers of spastic children should read is Christy Brown's auto biography "Mv Left Fnnt ' This very bright Irish lad, who once could not walk or talk or even feed himself, is now im menselv better and has written a delightful book (Simon and acnuster) full of understanding of the many problems of a spas tic cniia. Dr. Alvarez hopes his readers will understand that it would be impossible for him to answer requests for information or tn attempt to diagnose by mail. itteieased by The Register and Tribune Syndicate, 1957) All Dogs Around Bend Placed Under Quarantine Salem (U.R) All dogs with in about a nine-mile radius of Bend were quarantined against rabies under an emergency or der siened bv Dr. K. J. Peterson. state veterinarian for the Ore gon Department of Agriculture. The Department issued the order to prevent a rabies outbreak in the Bend area. P0IS0.1 OAK? Try a Bottle of ZEMACOL You must be satisfied ot your nonet cheerfully refunded. Get a bottle to day at WESTERN THRIFT. BEVERLY'S TV & RADIO Phone 2-9001 634 Cratei Lake Av. Service Calls $3.50 Open Sunday Through Friday My own chop 8 years near Port land Repairing All Makes If your hair isn't becoming to you ... You should bo coming to COOK'S BEAUTY CLINIC "Serving Medford for 20 Years" NOW LOCATED AT 219 SOUTH CENTRAL Phone 3-5313 KoKo Says: If your, child has a C O R R ECTIVE PROBLEM See your Doctor First and then see us! We have a COM PLETE LINE o CORRECTIVE SHOES to serve you. This High Top CORRECTIVE with Long Extended Counter and Thomas Heel is one of the many we have. SIZES 4 to 9 WIDTHS B to E JOHNSTON and STEWART JUNIOR BOOT SHOP ' Main and Central, Medford "Where the Fit Is Guaranteed" Strange As It Seems bvi Elsie Hix !' MILLION eft!4.0NS Or CHAMPAGNE rVUe STORED IN emu 12. MILES S WJN6J IN . EPEKNAY, France- r3 Kff SMUfifiLlN6 kci: INDUSTRY IN ANDORRA,!' 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(2 Brother ot Odin Z O o err UJ Z tn - N to X t- I u c o UJ I O O O O UJ Z ca O Z O C 0 t s -L. wHAT!s JUST AN UNUSUAlIS THE ) LETTEZ IN MIS V -jTJ V J0K6? J I CALHOON'4 MAIL, L j ; PEAK MISS CALHOON ) I HAVE LEAENEO THAT WUAUE TUB U&SEST4TCXKHOLCKK.INTHETUPHIU. MINE. I AAA CCACH OP THE STUMPWLL CON50L1DATEP SCI-OOi. BOYS' BASKET BALL TEAM . WILL Wl) GET US A DISCOUNT ON UNIFOKMS THROUGH THE COMPANV STORE ? tOIlK ELLOW-VKHWAN EXECUTIVE aT (MISS) POTEET CANTON 1 - T3"rfI-3' Sf HAIN'T ET NO MUt M" DUNNO WHUTTIS OP THAR, A; THEV MAKES FOLKS V BUT ITS GONNA BE KVH A' FAT, FAST.." , rMY U 3.4 HOURS LATER - I BUT, NOW THET ALL HOPES H f GONE. AH MIGHT'S WELL DIE I I h U -V. if IT WAS UKE A NIGHTMARE,Y tDUMB N SAWYER'S BEEN ORNINS HIMSEIP BUT HIS WIFE KNEW HE WAS S POC: FOR NO REASON, THE I HAP A TOO HARD, JEFF. I'VE 6NEN HW h UP WITH THE SKY WITCH". I WHAT SKYWnCHWEriTOUTOl- IR0USH i SEDATIVE. HPll 81 OKAY WHEN HE'S J SHE'LL BE WORRIED.' I THOSET-St I CONTROL........ I NEVER TiWE.SON. JV SLEPT IT OFF. t tw-t WHAT AM I TO Till HER? A YOU WONT BE ABLE TO mi HER ANYTHING, JEFF. THE CUB SHE WAS FIY1N6 IS OVERDUE SHE'S BELIEVED TO HAVE CBtSUSN roicucrw ji WARN HIM. NOTHIN'I! WHY, YE LET'S ME AN' YOU TARN M0NEY- HIM IN, AN' WE'LL SPLIT HONGRY I FIFTY-FIFTY- . VARMINT" YEP I BEEN I SEE THEY GOT LOOKIN' HIGH AN' A S 25.00 CASH LOW FER BUBBA REWARD UP FER I J0 WARN HIM, SIMMER D0WN, MAKE IT GRANVILLE 8 SEVENTY-TH UTTY I WUZ ONLY ( AN' I'U TALK ' J0SHINrL---L BIZNESS WIF YE lllpiiiilliil'l4,,,irpi I lr W I CONFESS. OAOOV.S I MIWX S r- "L-1JI 3 S I'm HIDING FROM "( MOVp (.HERE COMES OADOV) 1 t VOU SO 1 WON'T JfPg - mama IS C AFTER ME-WHERE Tf "A5SSl rrf ( AFTER MC TO WASH Imf . H.. DOC, JEFF WAS EATING V I SOT A YEP.', 7 THREE 1 VIDF T'MLATE'j his Lunch andithikk I date with therbs e, 0ck.'- 7l ilv',-H,c- HE SULPED X2D-r- A BEAUTIFUL g, THE n s, L DOWN HIS Yttfn BLONDE. NOW SlWA"TCH! -v K Mi K fV For Bargains, Read Th e M-T Ads