Image provided by: University of Oregon Libraries; Eugene, OR
About Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989 | View Entire Issue (March 29, 1957)
TWO MEDFORD (OREGON) MAIL TRIBUNE -By CLAY art A 22 M Tour Ooir, Aewwr. Outdo M T According to ffie Sfors. ' To develop message for Soturdoy, reod words corresponding to numbers erf your Zodxx birth sign. i 8-19-22 3 , HUM I MAY 21 1 Owttownotf 31 Sor 6 0t 2 MP 32 Today 62 Got 3 TtWl 33 Be 63 O 4 Nc--to- 34 mm 64 W. 5 Or 35 Forcefully 63 Piunio 6 Stay 36 Now't 64 Foods 7 Oor-VO 37 Perbac 67 To I Bnr-j 3. Heavy 66 Wo 9 eta,,-, 39 Our 69 W-j 0 Re'cncr 40 T 70 Thwika 11 New 41 Or 71 tonus 12 Vok 42 And 72 Ptrtl 13 Km 43 Vour 73 Follow 14 Sox , 44 Ox 74 FVoceun 15 With 45 TV 75 Von 16 Ctoi- 46 Tn 76 O 17 Idee 47 A 77 N 19 A . 48 Stxcal 73 Affet 19 Your 4? Erro 79 Con 20 Others 50 Greasy 80 D-sruc 21 Fmm 51 Source 61 Hunliunn 22 Pe-rot-ot 52 Thar 82 Your 23 Toe 53 Wov 83 Att-octH- 24 Km 54 And 84 KmI 25 Could 55 le 8S PVortonaVp. 76 Mm ' 56 You 86 Attractive 27 No 57 Attention 87 Pmto 28 AwuiWCT 56 Typsa 88 Income 29 Mo 59 Te SI Do 30 Leod 60 An 90 Prok jjo Good Afrcrer Neutral fT 7 10-15-71 y'J H.f 22 W 4. S-13-14" ltV31 9 57 CANCB AM 23 HA.V 23 Ky 65-72 78 uo JULY 14 AUG 23 3M?-27--5a 2162-69-82 37 vrroo AUG J4 ?11-!7 25-33 351.76-9l4ai RADIO PROGRAMS - FRIDAY rarams lilted below are received from the redio station end the Mail Tribune assumes no responsibility except to make such change a are supplied BTJC 12ie ke sID 4 00 What a Cooking 4.1i The Storv Hour 4 30 Club 1230 4 45 Club 1230 NBC News" Good win Bill Goodwin Car Tunes Car Tunes 3:00 Edward R. Murrow" 6:15 Music 6c Mel Allen 5 30 Tom Harmon" 3:45 Frank Goss NBC News Car Tunes Car Tunes Regional Roundup Orville Anderson 6:00 Edward P Morgan 6 15 Lowell Thomas 6 30 Amos & Andy" 6:45 Amos 6i Andy 7.00 Chev. News"" 7:15 Masters of Melodv 730 Robert Q Lewis" 7:43 Robert Q. Lewis" 8:00 Frost" W. & Labor It 8:15 Labor Hearings"" 8 30 The World Tonite B 4i The World Tonite" NBC News'Srjts Daily Man on The Go" Southern Ore. Bowling Oregon St. Game Comm. Cavalcade of Srjortj Cavalcade of Sporta Cavalcade of Sports Sports Highlights fsNBC News" One Man s Family Monitor" Monitor 9:00 Regal Tune Table News B15 Renal Tune Table" 6:30 Turntable Terrace 9:45 Turntable Terrace 10 00 World News Beat 10:15 Turntable Terrace 1030 Turntable Terrace 10:45 Turntable Ter.: News 11:00 Sign Off Monitor Monitor Monitor Richfield Reporter Nightwatchman Night watchman Nightwatchman Sign Off RADIO PROGRAMS - SATU RDAY 6:45 Bob Roberta ADO News of America 6:15 Yawn Patrol 6:30 Yawn Patrol 6:45--Yawn Patrol Bob Robert's Corral Bob Robert's Corral Bob Robert a Corral First News 7:00 News" 7:15 Martin AtTonsky 7:30 Frank Gosa" 7.45 Coffee Concert Wake Up to Musle Weather, News Rogue Valley Beeper Weather & 7:50 News 8 00 No School Today 15 No School Today 8 30 Robert QLewis" 8 45 Robert Q. Lewis Coffee Clatch Legislative Report Medford Report This is Moscow 0:00 News Monitor Monitor School Program Sat. News rjvrsm, 9:15 Music BOX 9:30 Gunsmoke 9 45 Gunsmoke" 10:00 News" 10:15 Record Rack 1030 Record Rack 10:45 Trading Post MONITOR MONITOR Monitor Monitor 11:00 Newa 6c Amos A Andy Monitor 11:15 Amos ic Andy" Monitor 11 60 East-West BasketballNat'l Farm 1 1 45 East-West Basketball Nat'l Farm ieS Sast-West Basketball Monitor la l i East-West Basketball Monitor la East-West Basketball Monitor jttJri East-West Basketball" Monitor i'm East-West Basketball" Monitor 4 : 1 i East-West Basketball Monitor 1 tea Weather Report Monitor 1 4 CBS Orchestra" Monitor T CBS News 16 Club 1230 Si. Club 1230 4 Club 1230 Monitor Monitor Monitor Monitor T 06 CBS News You Bet a it Round 6c Round Soe." You Bet to Haven of Rest Monitor a 45 Haven of Rest Monitor i setNews Country Style MONITOR 41 Country Myie--4 Hi It's Your Business MONITOR MONITOR 4 W Veterana Adminiatratior MONITOR XiK Chev. News" MONITOR 6 14 Club 1230 MONITOR 43 si Tom Harmon" 6 45 Frank Go" MONITOR MONITOR I OD CBS Newa" g 15 Treasury Show" $ 30 Herman Hickman 6 45 Indictment" e.Hr) Red Foley :! Red Foley" 7:30 Johnny Dollar" 45 Johnnv Dollar" MONITOR MONITOR Grand Ole Grand Ole Monitor MONITOR -Monitor -Monitor 8 00 Frost 6c CBS Sporta" 8:15 Gil Henrv Show" S30 Gil Henry" 45 Gil Henry 0 00 Regal Tune Table" :13 Regal Tune Table" 30 Gil Henrv" Monitor Monitor PAL Boxing PALBoxing PAL Boxing"" PAL Boxing PAL Boxing I 45 Gil Henry" PAL Boxing 10 00 World News Beat PAL Boxing News. Music 10:15 Turntable Terrace 10:0 Turntable Terrace 10:-fe Turntable Ter.; News 11:00 Sign Off 11:13 D. Runyon D. Runyon Sign Off ABC CBS NBC (All procrams at same time dally nniess otherwise Indicated) AM. 3:45 Sign on Music throughout day except for following programs . n rt .s t -n 1 n. 1" iCnniliv nnlv Flrvit Rantiat trvli PM 12-12:15 KBOY ranch; 12:13 - 30 Sign off. The following TV broadcast log is printed as a fro public serTice for the Mail Tribune's readers and TV yiewers. Schedule changes are printed as provided by the TV station, and the Mail Tribune cannot accept responsibility for errors or omissions. KBES (Channel 5) FRIDAY 4 45 Search for Tomorrow 3 00 Wild Bill Hicxock 5:30 Man To Man 5:45 Industry on Parade 6 00 Value Swing Time 615 Your TV Weatherman 6 0 News 6 30 1 Search for Adventure 7 00 Cavalcade of Sporta 7:30 Do It Yourself 8:10 Song of The Mountain 8 30 Capt, David Grief ARTHRITIC RHEUMATIC PAINS RELIEVED OR YOUR MONEY IACIC EASE Snffmng! No Today! W. 6 ant CLAIM we KNOW new. "wotldrr taWrt" AR-PAN-EX eoitklr. SURELT earn most dpep-seated affectad joists. Blessed relief from sciatica, aearitis aad Knralgia follows. Tight, stiff -ansclea re lax. These with FAITH can win frtedom from crippling asony. NEGLECT roa demns rem to tmnecessary snffering. Get AR-PAN-EX at one. Ererywhere. those who TRIED EVERY THING and GAVE UP are sow. in most cases, rain-free. Modern AR-PAN-EX with T PROVEN ingredients gave them bfrrn arat relief BELrEVE us. this is an HON EST off:- A5-PAvF.X reiierea most ra:a or YOUR MONEY BACK! WAINSCOTTS PHARMACY R. POLlAN- 5 a OCT 23 alry J. 7av" E7-47 -71 V5rM JCOSfO OCT 24tV 'JOV 23 VJ tAOmAtJUl MOV2J OK. 22 6-18-21-38.tr 1 k2-5M6 CAPIICOeN 3tC 21 IAN 20 0-40-53-54,?l 161-64-73 y$U AOUAnu JAM. 21 a it 1.48-5M3.tn 168-75-79-89 "A 64-34-39-41 143-70-74 144 ke KW1.N M0 ke Fulton Lewis Jr. Heminr-way Mwi Telo-Test Sam rajfl One for the Road One for the Road One for the Road Let a Talk Sport KWIN a All Tune Hits News" KWIN Karavan KWIN Karavan SpU. KWIN Karavan KWIN Karavan KWIN Karavan KWIN Karavan-Newa News KWIN Karavan KWIN Karavan KWIN Karavan KWIN Karavan News KWIN Karavan KWIN Karavan i KWIN Karavan News Counterspy Counterspy" The Queen's Men" JThe Queen's Men News KWIN Karavan" Corral KWIN s Morning Show KWIN i Morning Show KWIN s Morning Show KWIN s Morning Show MBS News Breakfast Gang KWIN s Morning Show KWIN s Morning Show World News Sports Musical Spotlite KWIN s Morning Show KWIN s Morning Show Voice of Deliverance Voice of Deliverance Newa Coffee Date Coffee Date News Morning Melodies Morning Melodies Warmup Game of Day' Game of the Day Game of the Day Game of the Day Game of the Day' Game of the Day Game of the Day Game of the Day Game of the Day Game of the Day Game of the Day Bill Lively Show Bill Lively Show Bill Lively Show Bill Lively Show Bill Lively Show Bill Lively Show News Sat. Hop Sat. Hop Sat. Hop Sat. Hop 6c Home 6c Home Your Life Your Life Sat Hop News" Sat. Hop Sat. Hop Bandstand U SA Bandstand U SA. Southside News Bandstand USA. Opry Opry Hawaii Calls Hawaii Calls" Guy Lombardo KWIN Karavan "KWIN Karavan KWIN Karavan KWIN Karavan KWIN Karavan News KWIN Karavan KWIN Karavan KWIN Karavan KWIN Karavan News KWIN Karavan KWIN Karavan KWIN Karavan "News KWIN Karavan KWIN Karavan KWIN Karavan KWIN Karavan Theater Theater News News -KWIN Karavan -KWIN Karavan MBS 1230 (Sunday only) KBOY ranch; 9:00 Highway Patrol 9:30 I Spy 10:00 The Line Uo 10:30 New 1035 Crater Lake Theatre 12 .00 Sign off SATURDAY 1130 East-West Basketball 130 Florida Derbv 2 00 Faith for Today 2 30 Frankie Fontaine's Showtime 3:00 Land of Time 3 40 Lenten Monologues 4 00 Championship Bowling 5:00 Disneyland 8:00 People Are rmnn" 6 30 Tennessee Ernie rord 7 00 Talent Scouts 7 30 Big Picture 8 00 Jackie Gleason Show 9 0O Gale Storm Show 9:30 Hev Jeannie 10 00 George Gobel 10:3V Texaa Rasslln 1130 News a Sign Off UNDAf 12:00 Face the Nation 12:30 World News Roundup 1 :00 Odyssey 2 00 See It Now 3 00 Willamette University Choir 3 30 4-H Headlines 4 00 How Crnstian Science Heals 4 30 College Hour 5 00 Jackson Co. Public Health pgm 3 30 Telephone Time With John Nesbitt on This i. the Life 6 30 Die Walsh 6c Frienda g 45 Weeklv News In Review 7.00 Jack Benny Show 7 30 Dr Christian 6 00 Ed Sullivan Show 9 00 GE Theater 9 30 Alfred Hitchcock Presents looo Loretta Young 10:30 I've Got A Secret 11:00 News 6c Sign Off POISON OAK? Try a Bottle of ZEMAC0L Tea must be utisfied or rout nonet) cheerfully refunded. Get a bottle t 4tj at WUTIRN THmfT, Friday. March 21, 19S7 The Medical Roundup by (r. v A DRY ITCHY SKIN The day the temperature drops markedly, perhaps late in October, thousands of elderly persons start scratching an itchy skin, es pecially over their shins. They are most likely to get this itchiness if they love to scrub them selves each m o r ning, us- Dr Alvares ing much soap. With soap and water, they wash most of the fat out of their skin, and this leads to the itching. Many a time during the months when, in my youth I worked with a skin specialist, I heard him say to an older per son, "If you don't want to itch, don't bathe so much, and don't use so much soap." Probably, as we grow older, the little grease glands in our skin function more and more slowly, and this leads to dryness of our skin. Obviously, when Itching comes what we should do is to rub -into our skin some cold cream or oily lotion that will put back some of the fat that we have washed out. Sometimes when the itching is particularly bad. it helps much to use car bolized petrolatum. The carbolic acid in this preparation serves as a local anesthetic. People ask what to do for in fected kidneys. If I were to be gin suffering from frequency of urination by night as well as by day, perhaps with burning and a little fever I would get my urine tested to see if it con tained bacteria. If so, I would ask the laboratory expert to culture the urine and find what type of germs I had. Why? Because some germs are killed by one antibio tic; others are killed by another antibiotic; and some are not easily killed by any of the anti biotics in common use. I would have x-ray films made of my kidneys and bladder, be fore and after taking a chemical that makes the inside of the kid neys visible. I would do this to see if both kidneys were func tioning, and to rule out the presence of stones in either the kidneys or the bladder. In the presence of stones it is often hard to get entirely rid of a urinary infection. It will keep coming back. Elderly men with urinary In fection are likely to have stag nation of the urine in the blad der due to obstruction produced by an enlarged prostate gland. Especially if the results of treatment of a urinary infection are poor, the urologist will want to look into the bladder with a cystoscope, or lighted tube. He may find that the infected urine is coming from only one kidney, or that the disease is a cystitis or inflammation of the bladder wall. If the person should have any tendency to tuberculosis, the doctor will be particularly care ful to rule out this disease in the kidneys or the bladder or a testi cle. If he should find stones in the kidneys or bladder he would want to operate and remove them. Women are much more sub ject to infections of the urinary tract than are men, perhaps be cause in them the tube that leads out of the bladder is so short that germs can travel up through it. Some women are particularly subject to this type of infection. Little girls are so subject to urinary infections that always, when puzzled over a fever in a girl, the physician will have the urine looked at for bacteria. In all such testing it is well that the patient pass urine in the doctor's office so that it will be fresh. A few germs in the urine can soon multiply when the sample is kept in a warm place. Oftentimes, if the physician is to be sure about bacteria, especial ly in the urine of a woman, he must remove a specimen by a little tube called a catheter, and then culture it in a special test tube which is left over-night in a warm incubator. Particularly in the cases of young persons with a scarlet fever type of in fection the tubules of the kid neys can become infected, and the result can be some destruc tion of the kidney substance with later scarring. Many persons with a urinary infection have what is called a pyelitis or an infection of the pelvis" of the kidney or cavity 15 No. Central WALT'S TV t RADIO SERVICE Oldest Sbo In So Oregon 109 E Main Phone t-2269 Da and Night Service, C? Cft (Medford and vicinity) VJiJU No Calls SnndiTs. No calls Frl v or all day Sat , ' Emeritus Consultant la Medicine, Mayo Clinic Emeritus Professor of Medicine. Mayo Foundation into which the urine drains be fore it runs down the ureter into the bladder. Pregnant women are rather subject to this type of infection. The Child Who Fell on His Hud Mothers tell me of their wor ries about a child who perhaps fell on his head, or got kicked by a horse, or got hit in the head by a baseball. Most of the chil dren so injured suffer no per manent trouble. If at the time of the injury and immediately afterward the child remains wide-awake and lively, there is little to worry about. If, how ever, the child becomes sleepy and dull, and pays no attention to the people around him, the attending physician will call in a neurologist. In some cases he will decide that there has been a blood clot formed on the sur face of the brain, and then this can be removed. (Released by The Register and Tribune Syndicate, 1957) Grange Notes Central Point Grange The all girl drill teams of the Central Point Grange will ex emplify the degree work in April. The first and second de grees are to be given April 5 and the third and fourth on April 19. Members of other granges who have candidates are asked to get in touch with Master Velda Mang soon. Mrs. O. T. Wilson will have charge of the display table she has asked Carl Richardson to bring his stuffed bird collection. The serving committee will be the Harold Gebhards Homer Bells and Walter Jensens. We were happy to have as our guest at the last meeting Mr. and Mrs. Robert Warren and Mr. and Mrs. G. Rader of Roxy Ann, Sadie C y p e r s of Sams Valley and Mrs. Cincaid of Eagle Pt. Foolish? See Page 3 Sunday's Medford Mail Tribune BEVERLY'S TV & RADIO Phone 2-9001 634 Crater Lak. Ave. Service Calls $3 50 Open Sunday Through Friday My own (hop 8 year aeat Port land Repairing All Make If your hair isn't becoming to you . . You should be coining to COOK'S BEAUTY CLINIC "Serving Medford for 20 Years' NOW LOCATED AT 219 SOUTH CENTRAL , Phone 3-5313 THE BOOKKEEPER Bookkeeping Service In My Horn) Reasonable Rates PHONE 3-S232 DOW TV SERVICE Expert Service All Make PHONE 2-7994 Day or Nile KoKo Says: Want Something Cute In Black Patent? See this Patent Slip On By Trtmfoot Sizes Vl to 12 JOHNSTON and STEWART JUNIOR BOOT SHOP Main and Central, Medford "Where the Fit ' is Guaranteed" Ta-aT ' S - X T I JJjf Widths Strange As It 8 ,Hft PUK6 Of i - ai i MADE BY WSSCFi MAVi r!JvS NOT YET It HOW To make. J1- v- t knew W V A--' i 9- Jf Cee- in Vt V4 - 5-rert g D2Y-DIVINS CCrCrilN3 yiuj i 1 i I ' i i i i Z , . OKE.'-ANP THE sceaf: TWOWSTUMfltlU. VAOEV HUZJJIEPLy ANPTH5VALLEyWEPK THS T1M&- 0 fit IEe'io4"7'?L lEAP SV A PO'MT... PUT THE fWLl BACK CEEPEKS OUN BEWS BAI5E0.' WE SHOOTS - i CMf 'SltSE Wf'iS INTO PUV...-T FfCCM THS CEWTSFC C6 THE CCliZT, A6 (TUAAP Z 29 VALLEY I AUEAP SV ONE I ' V;:jirC't'f f MW&A'M HILL HAS BW COINS?-WHILE THE BAL LCNS POINT ASSUWPHILL'S QM &)& M I IN AWAIE.THE CRACK CP THE PUTOL " j f Mkh'jm fiSX -OUHPi? ABOVE THE ?At O THS CBCAVO I WUWi " llrJBVA J WORSE?.' hUftf I I COOLD HAVE I 1 0TOEDOOBZM L) ifoswaej Trfrthk' I THE SEVENTH DIVISION IS fJ J l . 1 I T1lG- S i BEING WIPEP OUT.'.' r1 iS S V f 'ftJ-) T1CKNS.? L - Sr X -C0RW rVlcT, WILL YOU ? SULTRY, THE MAHARANI II I WON'T fly Tokav.' Ill 60 VACK h f TO HKK NO.' WAIT, . 'AJ-YTT ' " w '11 a WITH YOU TO I ALONE AMP TELL i I WITH YOU.' J I fV FET 111 . W, KtiVrlQf I 4T f V ZORKft'S A ZORKA YOU J i V V 60f J ' -$ N 3 2 3 Z (A U c o Ul J O O O 0 ui Z at ui S z O WELL, SON, DO WARS START? SAY THAT - yZIrkLll aw vo'RE iS ( 5JF OHI! I'M r iknowtm GARNER "m, NOTHIN'SUTA ( V; ORETFUL SORfVAg?1 SAWEOOFP- 0'SHEA " AviMMTrix SAWED-0FP lTOSVSJ,F J I CAIXEO YOU (SNIP) VOU vp rriwr dc-adcc COUNTRY SHYSTER !! JS nnnf THAT UGLY JXWfS NEEDNT RU8 S " - iiii!iiHiiiiiiiiiijiK'" I lap dagwooo. i wish -jjiii' I rijpiPin!!! ..iiujmji'miiiutri , - ( -yOU WOULDNT WALK S. ( ' Jffi I ( DON'T YOU V A MY CUFF LINK -v (AROUND ON AVL FOURS-) 1 I D0NTCARE . cEta? t EVEN CARE ( ISN'T UNDER THE SOFA-M V, WHAT WILL THE - WHAT THE NEIGHBORS ) jLi I ( WHAT THE MONKEYS ) j MAYBE IT ROLLED J V. NEIGHBORS THINK ? ) WILLTHINKJr----' f V. WILL THINK ? Z QUARRELED VJ ITH AMERICA AND- v e o 3 2 For Action, Use AA Seems &! AWA 5KTeNC60 VttY MAN, WOMAN AND CHIU IN HOUBND TO PEHTHr MOSTTtZKIBLS P!CT IU HlSTolCf A KSVoCT UVIHS DUTCH UKPER WIUJRWOrCKfiNBE ""kctENTcDThE DECREE RSlUS C0WPLE1siy V filL.FlU.tn t -la i aw i mji i t-EAlfNlNS To Dive WITHOUT, rYATexf ifrMefPfnrr. Diving Coach. BOTS RnW&O. AIRCiVW-UNE AND ft riRUE For Hi LETS I KNOW r ENGLAND V ENGLAND IS NOT OUARRELINS WITH AMERICA-';! I WAS JUST SIVINS CICERO AN AklQl El V eS.? CROSSWORD PUZZLE A"W.rt.Y..td.y.puai. ACROSS 1 Music: as written i French priest I Temporary alts 12 Pronoun II Colles official It Substitute for butter icoilortJ 15 Ingredient 17 Average IS Large farm 1 Iraacibl 10 Part of fireplace 23 Sharpen J Kind of race horse 36 Japanese unit of currency 37 School of whales 80 Expunger Landed property J4 Number 35 Dance Btep 37 Mistake 26 Bout 40 Egj-;-tln dan ng girl 41 Part of jacket 44 Genus of heaths 46 Wolfhound 47 Jifts (0 Girl's nicknam 61 Han-eat 61 Put on, aa clothes 63 Heraldry: grafted 64 Swiftly flowing water K Pigpen 1 S t 7 gion Z it 3 WZ " 7 5" SO jS Si - si a i si C t. osttts rw sr i. nr. WELL, don't be IF HE LISTENS PUTTINSYOUR TO YOU HE'LL NEVER HAVE ANY IDEAS IN HIS HEAD.' STUPID.SILL.Y IDEAS INTO HIS HEAD.' tMI 1 A v m - T Classified Ads SIAjgJ ILIAIMjVsl CjAiP T' it-1 I 'NIEIPIT A!p!a ait ApygfT "gjR glAiClClO 0 7y5AL!A:P AIR EiwlAISiOI-LlC 5lTHEgioiRHeo:rPE SISIPIS EnjiSiHiElg'gip JA I nj'ElAiPISl 5IA R ElEIRII IE B Lic-IO sIhiyi ra!' io Is I Is e!' DOWN 1 Pronoun 2 Sesam S Citizen of 0. S. 4 Arabian seaport 5 Backlesa aaat 6 Strained . pathetic effect 7 Abstract being 8 Arrives 9 Bereragea 10 Flesh 11 Small hora 16 Partner 1 Taut 20 Barracuda 21 Peel ' 23 Born 25 Repulse 17 Wreath 2S Tiny particle 29 Simple 11 Rodent 35 Delineate 36 Looked fixedly 3S Feeling 89 Mountain nymph 41 Tardy 43 Danish measure V Time gone or 4b Discover 47 Prefix: before 45 Small child 49 Vessel's cureed planking V uiucai CnaAB rtm c I " COUNTRY COMES IN oiDNT AND ASKS r-r 1 OUESTI0NS.' ryi 7 THINK I I I'D STACTl jjftir!'-L3l
