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Newspaper Page Text(JpJjJktS BIDFOHD (OREGON) MAIL TRIBUNE . Tuesday. March 19. 1957 (I 3. 75-7t-77 1 yf TAUSUS MAY 21 i 607-28-391 50978 GtMttSJ MAY 22 JUt 22 920-31-421 S3-58-81-83 CANCil JUNE 23 V 5-16-77-4M 51-72-84-851 0 uo JULY 24 AJJ& 23 7-18-32-431 543-73 VttGO au6 a 5CT 22 V1-22-33-H '55-6071 tea -By CLAY E. POLLAN- M Yoor Doi Actiify Gufa H According to ffia Stars. To develop messcge tor Wednesday, reod words corresponding to numbers ot your zodiac birth sign LIMA Err 23 r-H OCT 23er l-i--JW- f 47-39 70 V I lodOY 31 Art. 01 Anl 2 fcW 32 Trua 62 Sofpnus i Trust 33 Todoy 3 And 4 You r 34 Thmlono 64 You 5 Good 3S Hatty 5 "oy 6 An 36 To 66 Leom 7 Show 37 ArTroctmg 67 Tomorrow 8 V.vt 33 Full 69 III 9 Avoid 3 H 69 About 10 Of 40 Outdoor 70 Correct! 11 You'ra 41 H 71 0uol t, 12 Do 42 TKof 72 Work 13 Del.osross 43 Sua 73 Sm. 14 Your 44 Um 74 A 15 Lucky 4S About LW 16 Day 46 LVc.sim 76 Scrt 17 Old 47 Gutdt 77 Today 18 Your 4ft Amn 78 You 19 Somtorw 49 Ot 79 Top 20 Ho-.ty 50 Thtma 80 TV 21 Ftllow 51 Gomn 81 You 22 Moonrw 52 Lorxly 82 SNjrp 23 Soma S3 Con 83 Wath 24 AMxd 54 Natuf 84 School 25 Judsnt 55 Your 85 Activ.r! 26 In 56 From 8 27 for 57 Or 87 Psopl 28 Low 58 Coum 88 Low 29 k 59 You 89 H.m 30 Whs AO PmnuAUm 90 Good scotno OCT MfcBj, i 22 Vt 1 lt'4-i 11-82-90 SAcrrtAtiut NOV 0C l.l?.M.li4l 115-67-80-86-1 Advene CAFtKOtN DC JAN 8-1930-41 Ti i24 B257-68 AOUAtHiS l J. 4-15-26-377- I48-56-79-87VS: 10-21-29-38Ci 149-62-83-89 RADIO PROGRAMS - TUESDAY Programs listed below ere received from the radio stations and the Mail Tribune assumes no rssponsibilitr except to make such changes as are supplied KYJC 123 ke KMKD 1440 ke KWIN 1400 ke 4 00 What's Cooking 4:13 The Story Hour 4 30 Club 1230 4 43 Club 1230 NBC News Goodwin Bill Goodwin Car Tunes Car Tunes Fulton Lewis Jr. Hemingway News Telo-Tesf Sam Hayes 500 Edward R Murrow" 5 15 Music & Mel Alien 5 30 Tom Harmon 5:45 Frank Gosa" NBC News Car Tunes One for the Road Car Tunes One for the Road Regional Roundup One for the Road Orval Anderson" Let's Talk Sports 8.00 Edward P. Morgan I I: 5 Lowell Thomas" 6 30 Herman Hickman 6 4j Amos Ac AndyOiewa' 7 00 News" " 7:13 Turntable Terrace 7 30 Turnlable Terrace 7 45 Turntable Terrace "8:00 Frost Warning 8 1 5 Turnta ble Terrace 8 30 The World Today 8 45 The WorlrTodayj 00 Regal Tune Table 0:13 Regal Tune Table 3H Turntable Terrace 9 43 Turntable Terrar-a 1 0:00 World News Beat 10:15 Turntable Terrace 10:30 Turntable Terrace 10:45 Turntable Ter News NBC News Spta. Daily K WIN'S AU Time HiU Man on the Go News Student Government KWIN Karavan Jazz Corner KWIN Karavan News Karavan NBC News Jazx Jazz Corner Morgan Beatty One Man's Family KWIN Coke Time" KWIN Karavan KWIN Karavan NBC News Dragnet KWIN Karavan Dragnet KWIN Karavan Operation EntertainmentKWIN Karavan Operation EntertainmenlKWIN Karavan NBtfNews News" Biography in Sound" KWIN Karavan Biography in Sound KWIN Karavan Biography in Sound KWIN Karavan Richfield Reporter Treasury Agent Nightwatch Treasury Agent Nightwatch Scarlet Pimpernel Nightwatch Scarlet Pimpernel 11. DO Sign Off KWIN Karavan RADIO PROGRAMS-WEDNESDAY 8:00 News of America 6:15 Yawn Patrol 8:30 Yawn Patrol 8:45 Yawn Patrol Bob Roberta Corral Bob Roberts Corral Bob Roberta Corral First News 7:00 Breakfast Tunes Rise and Shine 7:15 Martin Agronsky Weather. World News 7:30 Tom MacLeod. Sports Rogue Valley Beeper 7:43 Harry Babbitt- Weather & 7:50 News KWIN's Morning Show KWIN's Morning Show KWIN's Morning Show KWIN's Morning Show Hemingway News Breakfast Gang KWIN's Morning Show KWIN's Morning Show 8:00 Frank Gosa 8:13 Weather 8c Musie 8 30 News 8 4.3 Musical Interlude g 00 Music & Weisfield 9:15 Breakfast Club" 9:30 Break'ast Club a 43 Breakfast Club 10:00 Nora Drake 10:15 Music Box 10 30 Name Your Neighbor 10.43 Trading Post NBC News Heart Hear! Hearl Swap 8c Sell Hear! Visit Clitf Ingle News Local News-Sports KWIN's Morning Show KWIN's Morning Show The Medical Roundup (fa yy" Emeritu Strange As It Seems by Elsie Hix Consultant In Medicine, Mayo clinic Professor of Medicine. Mavo Foundation Eyeglasses on a Small Child I have read an excellent arti cle on the vision of the pre- nrhnnl rhilrl written DV Dr. or Alvarez Cecil W. Pep-j ard and pub lished in the Sight Saving Review" of the National Soci ety for the Prevention of Blindness. Dr. Lepard com ments on a number of mis- I she'll be all right," and she was. ! What had happened was that I she had walked out of the opti cian's with her new glasses and NBC News Hearl Hear! Fashion Flashes Hear! News KWIN's Morning Show A. A. Allen Voice of Deliverance Voice of Deliverance NBC News Bandstand' NBC Bandstand NBC Bandstand NBC Bandstand Newspaper of the Air" Telo-Test Coffee Date Coffee Date 11 00 Record Rack NBC News Bandstand News 11:15 Second Mrs BurtonN15C Bandstand" Queen for a Dav" 1130 Strike It Rich NBC Bandstand" Uueen Foi A Day lltj Pat Buttram Show NBC Band-stand" Queen For A Day 12 no Paul Harvey" Lunchtimi News 12:15 Top Five News- Weathe Weather Livestock li 30 Houseparty Local News Sports 1- Houseparty" His Majesty the Baby 1:00 Arthur Godfrev"" 1:15 Arthur Godfrey" 1:30 Arthur Godfrey" 1:45 Arthur Godfrey News Bill Lively Show Bill Lively Show Bill Lively Show NBC News" WSP Westside Party Westside Party Westside Party Bill Lively Show . Bill Lively Show Bill Lively Show Carnation Milk Time 2:00 Arthur Godfrey NBC News" WJP Bill Lively Show 2:15 Arthur Godfrey Westside Party Bill Lively Show 2:30 Ruth Ashton. Weath. Woman In My House" Bill Lively Show 2:43 Backstage Wife Affairs of Dr. Gentry" Bill Lively Show 3 00 Helen Trent" 3 15 Road of Life 3 30 Breeze-N-Wax 3 45 Breeze-N-Wax 4:00 What's Cooking 4:15 The Story Hour 4:30 Marine Melody Time 4:43 Club 1230 NBC News Matinee Five Star Matinee Hilltop House Pepper Young NBC News Goodwin Bill Goodwin Car Tunes Car Tunes Bill Lively Show Bill Lively Show A Woman's Decision Here's the Answer Fulton Lewis Jr Hemingway News Telo-Test" Sam Hayes 5:00 F.dward R Murrow S IS Music 8c Mel Allen 5:30 Tom Harmon 5:45 Frank Goss NBC News Car Tunes Car Tunes Local 8c Oregon News Orval Anderson fi:00 Edward P Morgan 6: 1 5 Lowell Thomas" 6 30 Amos ft AndV ft 45- NBC News Spta Daily Man On The Go Hi-Fi Hour Hi-Fi Hour One for the Road One for the Road One for the Road Let's Talk Sports KWIN'S All Time Hits News KWIN Karavan-Sports" KWIN Karavan News 7 00 News"" NBC News KWIN Karavan 7 15 ABC Boxing Hi-Fi Hour KWIN Karavan 7 30 ABC Boxing Medford-Eugene KWIN Karavin 7:45 A BCBoxing t Medtord-Eugene News "(TOO CS News-Frost Warn. Medford-Eugene KWIN Karavan 8:15 Turntable Terrace Medford-Eugene KWIN Karavan 8 30 The World Today Medford-Eugene KWIN Karavan 8 45 The World Today" Medford-Eugene . KWIN Karavan 9 00 Regal tune Table NBC News 30O News 9:13 Regal Tune Table" X Minus 1 KWIN Karavan 9:30 Turntable Terrace Sleep No More KWIN Karavan 9 45 Turntable Terrace Sleep No More KWIN Karavan 10:00 World News Beat Richfield Reporter Gang Busters 10:13 Turntable Terrace One Man's Family Gang Busters 10 30 Turntable Terrace Nightwatrtunan Horatio Hornblower 10:45 Turntable Ter. News Nightwatch 8c News Horatio Hornblower 11:00 Sign Off Sign Off KWIN Karavan ABC "CBS "NBC "MBS (All programs at same time daily unless otherwise Indicated) A M. 5-43 Sign on Music throughout day except for following programs: 10-10 15. KBOY Commercials: 11-12 tSundav onlvl First Baptist service. P.M. 12-12:13. KBOY ranch; 12:15-1230 (Sunday only) KBOY ranch; 30 Sign off. TV PROGRAMS - KBES (Channel 5) The following TV broadcast log is printed as a ire public service for the Mail Tribune'i readers and TV viewers. Schedule changes are printed as provided by the TV station, oand the Mail Tribune cannot accept responsibility for errors or omissions. TUESDAY 4 13 Racing With Royalty 4:45 Searcn For Tomorrow 5:00 This is the Answer 5 30 Track of The Midnight Sun 6:00 Dance Time 615 Your TV Weatherman 6 20 News 6:30 Whirlev Birds 7 00 S64.000 Question 7 30 Do Yod Trust Your Wife 8 00 Phil Silvers show 8 30 My Little Margie 9 00 I Search for Adventure 9 30 Red Skelton hO.OO Dick Powell's Zane Grey Theatre 10 30 News 1035 Sign Off WEDNESDAY 11 :50 Devotions 12:00 NBC Matinee 100 Brighter Day l:li Secret Storm 1:30 Edge of Night 2 .00 Comedy Time 7 30 Truth or Consequences 3:00 Feminine Fancies 3:30 Strike it Rich 4:00 Visit from Irour Veternarian 4:15 Religion in the News 4:30 Uncle Bill 4:45 Search for Tomorrow 5 00 World Passport 5:30 Cisco Kid 6 00 Pal Club Fights 6:15 "Your TV Weatherman" 6 :20 News 630 Liberace 7:00 20th Century Fox Hour 8:00 American Legend 8:30 Life with Elizabeth 9 00 Hemo The Magnif leant 10:00 Frontier 10:30 News 10:33 Laurence Welk 11:33 Sign Off "0ldat40,50,60?" Man, Get Wise! Pep Up Thousands are peppy at 70! So if voa fr! weak, low in energy, "old" at 40. 50 of 6V quit blaming it oa age. If you want to fori younger trv oew. improv ed Oftres Tonic Tablets at ooce. For dt-hility due to modovin body' Lick of iron and Vitamin Bt. the "betow-par" feeliDci yoa may call "br.Dg old. Puts pep m berth srxes. Try Ostrei to t'eel peppy, years younaer. 3-dav get-acquaioted" ttr only 69e. Ot get Ecnoniy sue. save 81.67. AU druggists. TV" Program To Show BoocJ Circulation Hemo the Magnificent, on KBES - TV Wednesday night, March 20, at 9 p.m., will tell the story of blood and its circu lation. The hour-long program is the second in the Bell Telephone system's television science series. "Hemo the Magnificent"' uses animation and medical photo graphy to show how and why blood serves the body. The science series began last Novem ber with the telecasting of "Our Mr. Sun," a program that re ceived acclaim for its combina tion of scientific information with entertainment. taken ideas that many lay per sons have, such as that it is unwise to start wearing glasses because you will become de pendent on them. That's about as sensible as saying that if a man has lost a le? he shouldn't wear an armiciai one oecause he will love it so that he won' ever part with it. As Dr. Lepard says, many small children greatly need glasses if only so that they won't become cross-eyed. People's eyes cross or turn out usually be cause the vision in one eye is so different from that of the other that the images from the two eyes cannot be fused in the brain. When the two images can't be fused, the brain has to learn to disregard one of them, and when this happens, the eye with the disregarded image oft en develops a squint, and per haps turns in to look at the child's nose. Slight Imbalance Also, many children are born with a slight imbalance of the muscles which produce the movements of the eyes. Some times this is not enough to cause a constant squint. A strong con traction of one or other of the muscles gives the child head aches. Sometimes such a mus cular imbalance can be helped by exercises, but in many prisms bend the rays of light so that the muscles do not have to pull so hard in order to keep the eyes focused on an object. One reason for putting glasses on a small child is that they ' may save the sight of a poorly-made eye. If the vision in one eye of a child is bad enough from birth, the child may soon quit using that eye: and when he fails to use it, what little vision he had to begin with may be lost. If, however, glasses are put on him so that he can use the poor eye he may retain the vision he has. One of the worst ideas that parents often have, is that if glasses are put on a child they will "weaken his eyes." Actually, as I have said, glasses don t weaken eyes instead they te.nd strongly to conserve what vision the child has. As Dr. Lepard i says, recently he saw a six-year-old who had been labeled "Men- ; tally retarded," because he didn't pay much attention to what was going on around him; he wouldn't look at picture books, and often he didn't recognize people. ; When the doctor examined his eyes he found an error of ; refraction so large that the child I was living in a world of blurs. The reason he wasn't interested in pictures or people was that he couldn't see them. Naturally, the child who cannot see well is terribly handicapped, in grow ing up; his brain must somtwhat fail to develop because it is de prived of millions of stimuli that come to a normal child. Sees Good Vision Whenever I come into a room where there is a six-monthsld baby I am happy when I see him examine me carefully and then perhaps smile in answer to my smile. I'm happy because I see right off that he has good vision in at least one eye. If he were born terribly near-sighted or terribly far-sighted I would be just a blur to him and nothing more I'll never forget the story told me by my old friend. Dr. Hans Barkan, Professor of Ophthal mology at Stanford University. He had as a patient a very near sighted woman who, until she was 50, had refused to wear glasses. Then someone talked her into being tested for a pair. Next day the police telephoned Dr. Barkan to say that there was a woman screaming and hysterics on the sidewalk. The police had gone through her purse and had found the doctor's card, and they wondered if he could give any explanation of her weird behavior. He said, "Just take her glasses off and on starting to cross a very busy street, had been horrified to see cars coming down on her, and people walking toward her from every direction. She had never seen such things before, and was naturally astounded. I suppose the moral of this tale is that when one is very near sighted, one should get glasses early in life so as to get usd to the world around one. Dr. Alvarez hopes his readers will understand that it would be impossible for him to answer requests for information or to attempt to diagnose by mail. (Released by The Register and Tribune Syndicate. 1957) 'jWeighmasfer Bill Gets Heavy Sledding Salem ;U.R! A bill extending the power of weighmasters to force trucks to be weighed ran into heavy weither in the Oregon House Monday and was re-refer red to the committee on high ways for the third time. The bill (HB 187) would allow weighmasters to stop trucks up to five miles away from weigh stations and make them proceed to a scale without having any reason to believe the trucks ac tually were overweight. Rep. Robert Duncan, Medford, said present law required a weighmaster to have reason to believe a truck was overloaded before he could stop it on the highway. "It is reasonable to stop all trucks at a scaling station," Dun can said, "but it is unreasonable to stop them on the highway without reason." Hatfield To Request Addition To Budget Salem ;u.R Secretary of State Mark Hatfield told the Joint Ways and Means Commit tee here Monday that action of the motor vehicles director in re questing transfer of fuel tax functions to the Motor Vehicle Department will require an im mediate addition of S70.620 in the secretary of state's budget. Hatfield said constitutional and statutory provisions leave him no alternative to requesting the budget additions, including an immediate boost of $17,383 for the balance of the fiscal year. It your hair isn't becoming to you . . You should be coming to COOK'S BEAUTY CLINIC "Serving Medford for 20 Years" NOW LOCATED AT 219 SOUTH CENTRAL Phone 3-5313 WAIT'S TV & RADIO SERVICE Oldest Shop in So. Oregon 409 E Main Phone 2-2Z69 Day and Night Service, Cf CA (Medford and vicinity) yJ-JU No Calls Sundays. 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