Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, March 07, 1957, Image 20

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Newspaper Page Texto o SIX MEDFCRD (OREGON) MAIL TRIBUNE Thursday, March 7. 1937 y5 maR-22 V50-55.59-t2 jf Taueus etMM 9-10-18-271 744.71-82-89 CANCH JNt C Vp 338-43-4 L 65-77 cl 1 r-2 JULY 2' AUG 33 1- C-4J-4M x 3i-lo vaeo SIPT 22 -2O-2-30-3 V54-9-7S By CLAY K. POLLAN- JK Your Deily AetrWty Guide JK According to the Stort. To develop meijoge for Friday, reod words correspond irq to number e your Zodiac b'rth $gn. art as OCT 23 3.15-29-3401 157-48-74 VH I Soend 3 CoreM 4 Don r 5 Induioe 6 Couid 7 T, 8 The 9 Vou 10 Con I I Romance 12 Dot 13 Sttme 14 E cu 15 Not 16 Ser.ouity 17 Km 18 lmco 19 In JO E''n 21 Trs. 22 TroveJ 23 Or 24 Se-vWe 25 Dov 26 Coy 27 Mo-v 2 A.r 29 T, 30 To (2) God 31 Hours 32 For 33 Alyl 34 PjV 35 O 36 Mo- 37 Aoyorion 33 fiemewwer J9 V.nt 0 Aixt 41 Tfce 42 Vo 43 To 44 Cond'-tonS 45 T-ovtt 46 To 7 tr"po-a- 48 Ttxloy 49 Heeds 50 B. 51 Ar 61 Advorc 62 Your 63 T?-0'4 64 Money 65 Are 66 New 67 S ot 68 Too 69 Son 70 Ervoy 71 Trirovoh 72 Vove-moW.ng 73 Perspective 74 For 75 Popers 76 It 77 Better 78 D'K'etwn 79 II tO Poioble 81 Twi jcoeno NOV 23 VV 2- 8-12-16 4ri U0-o0-79 80eLJ S2 5eeea.r-i 82 Rev.io St Ga.n 83 Is 54 Aereerents 64 Take 55 Co'tjl 56 Contocti 57 Luck 58 Te 59 In 60 Alone 85 Dev-ed 86 Goo's 87 Act-on 88 Adv.wo'e 8 'ont 00 Oe ) Neutral erCs uemu NOV EC 22 lT.7C.1V41ir kvW7-84-85: CAFtlCOSN DEC 31 y L JAN 20 V 22 23-39-44 t E:Wo-73 'M AOUAtJUS pAN. 21 na! i 11-19-21- C2-37-52 PISCH U7-47-56-58, 141-63-85-8 RADIO PROGRAMS - THURSDAY Precjrams listed he lew ate receive! from the radio stations and the Mail Tribune assumes ee resoensibility except to make such changes as are supplied KTJC 1239 e 4 00 Breeze-N-Wax 4 15 The Story Hour 4 30 Cluiy 12.10 4 45 Club 1230 5 00 Edward R. Murrow 5 13 Tea Time Tunes 5 30 Tom Harmon- 6 45 franx Goes- 6 00 Edward P Morgan 6 15 Lowell Thomas" fi .10 Amos 4c Andy :S Amos & Andy It Nwi 7 .00 News 7:15 Masters of Melody" Q7 30 Turntable Terrace 7:43 Turntable Terrace 8 00 CBS News" (o I IS Turntable Terrace 8 30 The World Today" 8:43 The World Today 9 00 Regal Tune Table"" 8 15 Ragal Tune Table" 8:30 Turntable Terrace 9 4.5 Turntable Terrace 10. 00 World News Beat 10:15 Turntable Terrace 10:30 Turntable Terrace 10:45 Turntable A News 11 00 Sign Off KMCD 1448 ke NBC News Goodwin Bill Goodwin Car Tunes Car Tunes KWI.N 1 40 ke Tulton Lewis Jr. Hemingway News Telo-Tct" Sam Hayes NBC News Car Tunes Car Tunes News & Weather Orville Anderson Bob & Ray Bob & Ray Bob 4 Ray Let's Talk Sports NBC News- Spts. Deity KWIN s AU Time Hits Man on the Go" News Music of Broariwav KwtM irrVBn i"Muaicof Broadway KWIN Karavan. Sports NBC News Music of Broadway Morgan Beatty One Man's Family NBC News-Hope" j3od nope Great Gildersleeve Great Gildersleeve "NBC News U.N. United Nations Westward Look Westward Look KWIN Karavan Coke Time" KWIN Karavan KWIN Karavan-News ""Platter Party Platter Party Platter Party Platter Party News KWIN Karavan KWIN Karavan KWIN Karavan Richfield Reporter Nightwatchman Nightwatchman Nijthtwatch & News Official Detective Official Detective Theatre Royal Theatre Royal Sitna Off KWIN Karavan RADIO PROGRAMS - FRIDAY 8:45 Bob Roberts Corral 6:00 News of America" Bob Robert's Corral Wakeup Ranch 6:15 Yawn Patrol Bob Robert a Corral Wakeup Ranch 6 30 Yawn Patrol Bob Robert a Corral Musical Clock 6:43 Yawn Patrol First News Musical Clock The Medical Roundup (f. ,.' Emeritus Consultant tn Medicine, Mayo Clinic Emeritus Professor of Medicine. Mavo Foundation Men Who Kill and Feel No Remorse As a physician who has had some experience with psycho pathic delinquents, I was in- teres ted ip to 7:ll(vMartln Aeronsky Weather News 19 Tom tnacLeod S porta Rogue Valley Beeper :o narry aanom weather 7 .3 11 News Breakfast Gang News Music Clock Best Buys 8:00 Frauk Goas 8 15 WeaiSer et Musi 8:30 fciignt News 8:45 Howard MiUer Show 8:00 Music & Weisfleld 8.15 Brtnklast Club 0 Breakfast Club 45 Breaklest Ciub (S ot Nora DraJte" ro.TJ Music Box NBC News Uearl Heart Hear! Swap i Sell Hear! Cliff Inele News Local News Sports Bible Institute Bible Institute NBC News Hearl Hear) , Fashion Flashes Hear! Voice of Deliverance Voice of Deliverance News Coffee Date Coffee Date 10 te Name Your Neighbor in Iranmj Post 11:00 Record lack 11:15 Second Mrs. Burton ll:3gwstrike It lich 11:4 7 Pat Buttram 12 00 Paul Harvev 12:15 Trio Kews Veetleer 12:30 etuseprtv 12y Houseparty "l Jo Arthur Godfrey l'.leWArthur Godfrey 12ft Arthur Godfrey 1 43 Arthur Godfrey NBC News" Bandstand" NBC Bandstand" NBC Bandstand NBC Bandsta nd Newspaper of The Air Telo-Tesl" The Home Show The Home Show NBC News'Bandstand NBC Bandstand NBC Bandstand NBC Bandstand Lunch Time News Weather. Livestock Local News Mis Majesty the Baby NBC News'WSP Westside Party Westside Party Westside Party News Queen for A Day Queen for A Day Queen for A Day News Bill Lively Show Bill Lively Show Bill Lively Show 2 00 Arthur Godfrev 2 15 Artnur Godfrey 2 30 Ruth Ashton et Wthx 2 45 Backstaaa Wife 00 Helen Trent" 3115 Road of Life" -J 30 What's Cnnkiie 3 45 Breeze-.N-V.ax 4 00 Breeze-N-Wax 4 :15 The Storv Mou 4 30 Club 1230 4 45 Club 1230 NBC News WSP NBC News Woman in My House Affairs of Dr. Gentry NBC News" Matinee Five Star Matinee Hilitop House" Pepper Young Bill Lively Show Bill Lively Show Bill Lively Show Carnation Milk Time Bill Lively Show Bill Lively Show Bill Lively Show Bill Lively Show 5:00 Edward" ft. Murrow S 15 Music Mel Allen 5 30 Torn Harmon 8 4j Frank Gcs" 6 (CEdward P. Morgan 6 I t Lowell Thomas" 6 30 Amos nc Andv 6 AS Amos Sc Andy 7 00 CBS News " 7:15 Masters of Melody 7 30 Turntable Terrace 7 45 Turntable Terrace 8 00 CBS News"" 8 13 Turntable Terrace 8 30 The World TodaV 8 4.5 The World Today 9 00 Reeal Tune Table- 9:15 Regal Tune Table 9 30 Turntable Terrace 9 43 Turntable Terrace NBC News'Goodwin Bill Goodwin Car Tunes Car Tunes Bill Lively Show Bill Lively Show A Woman's Decision H ere's the A nswer Fulton Lewis Jr. Hemingway News Telo-Test Sam Hayes NBC News-Car Tunes Car Tunes News & Weather Orville Anderson "VBCNes""SpU."Daily Man on the Go So. Ore. Bowling Time Ore. St. Game Comm. Cavalcade of Sports Cavalcade of Sports Cavalcade of Sports Sports Highlights Bob tt Ray Bob & Ray Bob & Ray Let's Talk Sports KWIN's AU Time Hits News KWIN Karavan KWIN Karavan. Sports NBC News One Man s Family ""NBC News Monitor 10 00 World News Beat 10:15 Turntable Terrace 10 30 Turntable Terrace 1045 Turntable Terrace nxogjtOff ABC "CBS . Richfield Reporter Nightwatch Nightwatch Nightwatch Sign Off KWIN Karavan KWIN Karavan KWI.N Karavan KWIN Karavan-Ncws KWINKaravan KWIN Karavan KWIN Karavan KWIN Karavan "News KWIN Karavan KWIN Karavan KWIN Karavan Counterspy Counterspy The Queen's Men The Queen's Men KWIN Karavan NBC MBS (All programs at same time daily unless otherwise Indicated) A M. 5:4.-i Sign on Alusie tnrougnout day except for following programs 10-10 15. KBOY Commercials: 11-12 iSunday onlvl First Baotist service. P.M. 12-12:13 KBOY ranch; 12:15-1230 (Sunday only) KBOY ranch; 30 Eign oil. TV PROGRAMS - KBES (Channel 5) THtSkSDAT 3 oo Feminine Fancies 3 30 Strike It Rich 4 00 Med ford Public School 4 30 Uncle Bill 4 45 Search for Tomorrow 3 00 Rin Tin Tm 9 30 Ore-Cal Panorama 13 Your TV Weatherman 4T20 News 8 30 Great Decisions 6 45 Pappy Coleman Show 7 00 Liberace 7 30 The Play House 8 00 Groucho Marx 8 30 Shower cT Stars 9 30 Sheriff of Cochise County 10 00 This Week in Soorte 10 15 What a Blind Man Seee 10 30 News 10 35 This Is Your Life 11:05 News & Sign Off FRIDAY 11 30 Devotions 12 00 NBC Matinee 1:00 Brighter Day 1:15 Secret Storm 1:30 Edge 01 Night 2 00 Comedy Time 2:30 Truth Or Consequences 3:00 Feminine Fancies 3:30 Strike It Rich 4 00 Bob Crosby 4:13 Medtord City Police 4 30 Uncle Bill 4:45 Search for Tomorrow 5 OU Wild Bill Hlckok 3:30 Man to Man 3 45 Industry on Parade 6 00 Value Swine Time 15 Your TV Weatherman 8:30 Kingdom of the Sea 7:00 Cavalcade ot Sporta 7:50 Do It Yourself ft 00 Youth A- Summer in Sweden 8:30 Capt. David Grief 9 00 Highway Patrol 9:301 Spy 10:00 The Lineup 10:30 News 1035 Crater Lake Theatre 12:00 Sign Off :1- V 'A Or Alvarex thereby collect some insurance money that he didn't feel any remorse; he just couldn't feel sorry. To him people were just so many animals. This is exactly what one would expect. Usually these people seem to have been born without any sense of responsibility, shame, decency or purpose in life. They are like mischievous children who do whatever they want to d6, regardless of con sequences. They swindle, they forge checks, they steal cars, they marry women and desert them they do anything that will get them a few dollars, and they cannot feel sorry. What is curious is that be cause of our stupid, outmoded, futile, and unworkable laws de fining insanity, these people, no matter how '"crazy" they may be in the eyes of their family, their acquaintances, and their physicians, have to be adjudged sane. Why? Because they can tell right from wrong; they can appreciate the consequences of their behavior; and they have no hallucinations or delusions. No mental hospital superintendent can hold them for a day. Be cause their crimes are usually petty, no jail holds them for more than a few months. Then they come out and get into mis chief again. Mentally Unbalanced Recently, I read the to me unintelligible instructions of an able judge to a jury telling them how they were to decide whether brutal murderer was sane or insane at the moment when, dur- ng a hold-up, he needlessly kil led his victim. As I remember, the psychiatrists who had ex- mincd the man had said he had lways been mentally unbal- nced he had even been for a time in a mental hospital but they could not help the judge because thpv had no wav of knowing if, when he pulled the ' trigger, he knew right from wrong, etc. Accordingly, the all important question, on which ex perts would not and could not express an opinion, was put up to 12 men and women who knew nothing about insanity. In order i to help them, the judge wrote I out careful instructions defining the old law of insanity. I was impressed by the fact that, with i all my special knowledge in this field, I could not understand the document, and if I had been a ! juror in the case, I would not have known what to do. Should Protect Society ! How wonderful if the judge and jury and lawyers, instead of playing a stupid game accord ing to ancient and outmoded rules, and instead of worrying only as to whether they should punish the fellow, had thought about ways of protecting society permanently from this mad-dog type of man. How wonderful if the fine judge could have said to the jury, "Here's the problem in a nut-shell. Here we have a man of 35 who has always been mentally unbalanced, always un able or unwilling to hold a job; always living by stealing or rob bing, and perfectly willing to kill anyone. Obviously, your first duty to society is to order that this fellow be either executed or locked up for life. But now re member; if you say he was in sane he will have to be locked up in our old state mental hos pital, which was built about 1850 and is not constructed or run in such a way as to hold a danger ous and shrewd and murderous fellow like this. From such a hospital he will soon escape, and then this process of catching and judging him will have to be gone through all over again read that John at great expense. G. Graham "A man like this can be han- said before his died only in a prison designed to execution for hold dangerous men, and even having blown there he will be a serious prob- to bits a plane lem. I know that many good and carrying 44 kindly people are strpngly people just i against capital punishment, but so that heji wonder how soon they would could kill his; change their mind jf every day m o t h er and ! and all day as a guard they had to- risk their life to keep their powerfully-built fellows from Strange As It Seems IHe first w&rtim AtRIAU COMBAT . MS f OUGHT E5T BIRDS DURING THE first CWfcXOt, FALCONS VVSR5 USSDTb INTtRCM r6SA&S-CftRRYme ?8io& ferine s'.get Of ftKlTlOCrl' Nervous.Tfred.Avake .lights? Dont Feel And Look Hid Before Yw Tm" Any Longer . .- 4 If yoa axe wearing that look e "fait aid age", fed xmd oeat, crcnBod, or suffer fraaa oleop. Itauuteu, coratopatxMl, sack ot ap prote, diiesiove dMtnrbancee, kck-histre hair, your trees hie may he caused by iron-poor blood or system starred for nataev't eepiud Trtamina and minerals. If so, yoa need suffer bo more, STOP SUFFERING it .iast oat day Drag-MOT Tab let 'e high-potency iron, maktrple vnamiaa and blood-buiMing ele ments are in your biocid-exreaa, carrvtr new -xreenrUi and energy to an nana of mir VwW TV jrajjcb your essrnhiatiori. A few save after yon eon sauu-v. H&T Tefceea the law organ wrfl po back to work and yon w1ll notice the Hack, pceaoiioiu iwaeta r-f7-irt "' y00 y" NEW LIFE Then yem will feel a wooinam change.: the) yoani wtH . to STway and yoa wJl mgr woocWfirl new pep and J"" look and feel yttGet -habat-fcamioc Dra-NOT Tab let (rich n Iron, Vitamine B B-, B,fc C, prua other Titamina and minerals) and eee result J 7 Amm nr mar money beet OnJy J1.98 for a month's supply. breaking out and escaping. Let us now think, not so much of his rights and his good; let us not be so foolishly quixotic; instead, let us think of the many people he will surely be robbing and perhaps killing when he gets out again. Let us remember that the doctors here have no illu sions that by any treatment any one can ever make this man into a good citizen who can be trusted with freedom." Judge Felt Distressed Why cannot our lawyers and judges have sense enough to talk like that? Why must we often spend three months convicting or turning loose a murderer about whose guilt there can be no reasonable question? Why do we play such a stupid and very expensive and time-consuming game? Some years ago as I waited to testify in a trial, I marveled as the judge ruled out practically every bit of evidence that would have shown what the case was all about. I gained the impres sion that the judge was a fine man who felt a bit distressed over the sorry part he was play ing. Unlike a British judge, he made no effort to learn why the litigants were there; all he did was to see to it that the opposing lawyers played their silly game according to the rules. 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, 1957) 7 W "' M - -TH0MS BWSOM . 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I'LL CHANCE AAV MIND W 5 FlEfT 6AME... if lK JINXiKO THE iS'Kff - IT7 WU- ALLOW... A AM' t?E AN OlP MAIP? J) 1 ' z CO lb .-,' Appropriation Bills Total $314,221,825 Salem UR Appropriation bills introduced in the Legisla ture totaled S314.221.83S as ofj March 1, the State Budget De-i Dartment told the Joint Wavs ! an4 XToana PnmmiltM tnilav ! I The figure is $54,373,102 over i the budget of $259,848,733 sub mitted to the Legislature by For mer Gov. Elmo Smith. Democratic leaders have set S265 mllion as their budget tar get for the next biennium. kWA!NSCOTT'S PHARMACY - Main at Riverside WAIT'S TV & RADIO SERVICE Oldest Shop In So. Oregon 409 E. Main Phone 2-2268 Day and Nlrht Service. C? Cft (Medtord and Tlcinity) ?-'" No Calls Sundays. No calls FrL eve er all day Sat BEVERLY'S TV & RADIO Phone 2-9001 434 Crater Lake Ave. Service Colli S3 50 Open Sunday Throuqh Friday My own shop 8 years near Pert- lied Kepairina All Makes 44VrSJ5'P7-1 rTT77TiiiirUACi a -nitj. rr 1 1 1 1 i'i i TALTLiPrrltoco!-1 L :-L -Vf M 1 U&W 1 AM INI UAI- I A 111 WITH AfV JIJT RAm t I UJTIK TnUTKHHI B !irt3 II p-practise ff do NurriN'. you oust 1 1 income, cam show II night, eight I J r patients; lav there, we. do II mss pmple7om a tI o'clock i I ISl I PROFESSOR? H THE. REAL, WORK.'.' r1 1 I SAWtOHG GOODTME.?) SHARP.T I I in your jj trr rrT6v 4 -n i. . szKii? Ak MmrM mtm ' Vm&i KoKo Says: , - - - - - - . - I 4i3L Have a 1 ' T sfv co.cie I rEra.'m l IJ II aw 'f "ftV WtlsasTLtS' If aa &.: fm-ii. iii.ij Y-S -fc''" 4w ew,VJ7-'a-i' .TW.-TOraV4I MflB aTaal i '..-' S':aj7 I c J 5 N0PE-HE CANT WELL-1 CANT SAY BAUS 0' FIRE H ' THANK VOU, SIZES -JVvAN' THAT'S THAT. AS I BLAME YOU FOR ) (CM 3 ITS A FREE KENTRY" J T JUDSE- 4 to 6. .$6.95 WIDTHS no Y01I WANl 'Tn Avvl. GARNER WANTING TO AVOID IF SNUFFY CRAVES THAT'S VERY j 6'i to 8 $7.95 B to E t' MY mFrNiirev tV 0'SHEA ALL THE NATIONWIDE J JX TO SUE HIESELfJsMn JUOICIAL j One of the Many Corrective Shoe. 5, CAN NOT JZZr " PU8LICITY, JUDSE LET HIMfVVOFJrOU I with Thomas Heel and Long Ex- 3 LEGALLY SUE -Vy)')ex I I I SUE I JS; jaj I '"JOHNSTON WmJPM W and STEWART I f?M 0 TTS-? Q ( QT )) JUNIOR BOOT SHOP Kj 0 ' A ') IL -rv fxK ' Main and Central, Medfora MV VV j-" j Weisfiels 1 1 Friday -- . KSni G M .. . .. Z SH-H-..QUIET-; t ( THAT OUT f US DOGS ) - NSi " CnAririll o trying jo v, i .. n there ? y v -or I O sf?m- special. a Og, ; VS fAX stm Reg. 2.95-l-Quarl XA&y I LJ TT t mfy i ICE BUCKETS M r iS. 1 1'M gl ppy pii H; i Insulated ice bucket has attractive jMSJ vfawt1 A le H pLs). &L Vtnl Vj pounded aluminum surface. 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