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TWO MEDrORD (OREGON) j i u ' i4 -Br clay R. M Vor Do.lr According To 4-ve''5 messoge for Trvj".doy, of yxir Zod'oc birth S'3". 54 AP9 21 1 r-. 2 Tj 3 4 O. Tackle To 7 l- . :r,., ' 0 I? 15 . 16 ' f 17 C hr 19 Pjr 20 , 21 Vror T- f 25 f - 24 M 27 VTV 23 29 0 JO "7 (S)Good t- 1 6-171 W 77 1 i'.U.i4 CAMCft - 9 lH4-59( no 3-261 80-S vwoo '-, 24,51-17 RADIO PROGRAMS-WEDNESDAY Progrjrm listed balow jr rcivcd from thm radio stations and tho Mail Tribune Miumit no ratponsibiiity except to maka such changes at art supplied KVJC 123P h KMEO 4 00 What Cookinc 4 l.i Traffic Jam 4 30 Traffic Jam 44.Traliic Jam "5 00 Edward P. Morgan 5 1 Lowell Thorrm" 5 30 Sporta-Amoa-Andy 5 4 j Amca At Andy NBC News' Car Tunea Car Tunea Car 1 unes Manon lhe Go- NBC News-Lcl News . ar Tunea Weather Car Tunea OrvaJ Anderson fl 00 Newi-CoM" a 15 Torn Harmon" 0 30 Turntahle Terrace 6 43 Turntable Terrace "7 00 Regal Tune Tahl 7 l.'i Re eal Tune Table' 7 30 The World Tonight'- 7 43 World Sevaned' 8 OO Portland-Hollywood 15 Port land-Hollywood H 30 l"ortiand-Hollvwood 45 Portland-Hollywood 0 00 Portland-Hollywood S 15 Portland-Hollywood 0 30 Port land-Hollywood 9 45 Portland -Hollywood fooo Portland -Hollywood 10 15 Portland-Hollvwood 10:30 Turntable Terrace 1 045 -Turnta hie Terrace-New: 11 .00 Sign Oft NBCNews'Snta Daily Hi-Fi Corner' New of the World One Man a Familj NBC New" People Are Funny Niajnt Line Night Line News Night Line Night Line" NiIht Line" Night Lipe Night beat Night heat Nightheat Nightbeat Richfield Reporter Nightline Night neat Nightheat sTgnOff RADIO PROGRAMS-THURSDAY 8 43 Bob Roberta Korral C.no World News Roundup" Bob Roberta Korral 5 Yawn Patrol Bob Roberta Korral 30 Frank Gosa Bon Roberta KorraJ A 45 Harrv Babbitt First News 7 nn Fish A Weather Rise and Shlna Weather. Newa Rogue Valley Beepers Weather & 7:50 News 7 15 Cecil Brown 7 30 Tom MacLeod-Sporta T 45 Howard Miller Show ' g no News-Weather S IS Breakfaxt Club 8 30 Break faat Club 8 45 Breakfaat Club NBC Newa Hearl Hear! Heart Swap 9c Sell Heart Visit 9 00 Lost At Found Peta NBC Newt" I 9 13 Coffee Concert Hear! 9 30 Name Your Neighbor Hear! 9 45 Road of Llfe Hear? Newa 10 00 Muaic Box 10 15 Second Mrs Burton 10 30 Strike It Rich 10 45 Pat Buttram 11 .00 Trading Poat 11.15 Record Rack 11 30 Houaepartv 11 4?i Houseparty NBC Newt Hear! Hear! NBC Bandatand NBC Bandatand NBC News inhl Handstand NBC-Bandstand NBC-Bandstand 13 no Paul Harvey Lunchtime Newa 12 IS News-Weather-Fishing Weather. Markets 12 30 Mimical Mixmaster Local Newa Sports 12.45 Backstage Wife" His Majesty the Baby 1 00 Helen Trent" NBC News WSP 1 15 Nora Drake WSP 1 30 Ashton-Weather Sc You'Westslde Party 1 43 -Musical Matinee Westside Party 2 00 Arthur Godfrey" 2 15 Arthur Godfrev 2 30 Arthur GodfreV 2 43 Arthur GodfreV NBC News Listen Listen! Listen! 3 n, Arthur Godfrey" 3 13 Arthur Godfrey' 3 30 Haven of Rest 3 ,5 H a ven of R ea t 4 00 What t Cooking 4 13 Traffic Jam 4 30 Traffic Jam 4 45 Traffic Jam N BC New Listen! Five Star Five Star NBC Newt Car Tunes Car Tune. Man on the 3 00 Edward P.Morgan 3 15 Lowell Thomas 5 30 Sports-A moii Andy" 3 43 Ainne & Andy NBC News Leal Newa Car Tunes Weather Car Tunea OrvalAitderson NBC News. Spta. Dally" Hi-Fi Corner News of the World One Man s Family "NBC News Hope Bob Hope aj no News-Frank Goaa 6 15 Tom Harmon" 3fl Robert Q. Lewis ft 45 Turntable Terrace T:00 Regal Tune Table" 7:13 Regal Tune Table 7-30 The World Tonight"" Night Line" 7 43 World Tonight-Sevaned Night Line' 8 00 Port land-Hollywood 8 1 3 Portland-Hollvwood 8 30 Portland-Hollywood 8 45 Portl and -Hoi lywood 9 00 Portland-Hollywood 9 13 Portland-Hollywood 9 3f Portland-Hollywood 9 45 Portland -Hoi lywood News Night Line Night Line Night Line Nigjit Line "NTghtbeat Nightbeat Nightheat Nightbeat 10 no Portland-Holly wood 10 -15 Portland-Hollvwood Richfield Nightbeat 0 30 World News Beat Nightbeat 10-43 Turntable Terrace-NewiNightbeat U:Cto Sign Off Sign Off ABC CBS (All programs at same time dally unless otherwise Indicated) AM 53 Sign on Music throughout day except for following programs 10-10 15 KBOY Commercials: 11-12 'Sunday onlv First Baptist sen-ice. P M 12-12.13 KBOY ranch; 12:15-12.30 tSunday oniyi KBOY ranch; 30 Sign off. TELEVISION PROGRAMS Th fallowing TV broadcast log i printed at a frta public rTica tor tha Mail Tribuna'a raadtn and TV viewers. Schedule changt are printed at provided by the TV itations, and the Mail Tribune cannot accept responsibility for errors or omissions. KBES-TV (Channel 5) WEDNESDAY 4- no Gateway 4 30 I'ncle Bill's Show 5- 00 Religion in the News 5 15 Doug Edwards at The News 5 30 Man to Man 5 45 Your TV Weatherman 5 50 News 8 00 U S Steel Hour 7-00 God (rev At Friends 7 30 Life with Elizabeth n no The Millionaire 8 30 Your Home Theatre 9 OfUe-Amencan Legend an Debs and Starlets 9 45 Glorv of Creative Capital 10 Oil World Passport 10 30 News 10 35 Lawrence Tft'cik 11.35 Sim-Off THURSDAY 10 45 Devotions . 10 35 New a lino NBC Matinee 12ti0 Brighter Day 12:15 Secret Storm 12-311 Edge of Night 1 00 Corned Time 1.30 Tiruth er Consequences: 2 no ir Fun to Reduce :S Gatewav 2tvi Strike it Rich 3 no f eminine Fancies 3 3d World Passport 3.43 Search for Tomorrow 4 no Rm Tin Tin 4 30 I'ncle Bill's Show 5 on Garrw 3 I s Dr-uc Edward and the News 3 30 Ore Ca Fanpra-pa (i s Vur TV Weatherman 6 20 New s 8 31 Gateway 6- 45 Papov Ccleman 7 00 Goucho Marx 7- 30 Climax 8 30 Sheriff of Cochise 9 on Th P'.avhouse 9 3n Die Walsh Ac Friends 10 o This W eek in Sports 10:13 World Passport 10:30 News 10-3. 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A. Allen Newspaper of The Air Telo-Tesf KWIN's Morning Show KWIN a Morning Show Bandstand" News' Music Queen for A Day Queen for A Day Queen for A Day "News Bill Lively Show Cleveland-Bo-ton Cleveland-Bos ton "Cleveland-Boston Cleveland-Boston Cleveland-Boston C 1 eveland-Boston "Cleveland-Boston Cleveland-Boston Cleveland-Boston Cleveland-Boston Listen - , Listen: Matinee Maiinee News'-Bill Lively Show Bill Lively Show Bill Lively Show Carnation Milk Time Car Tunes Go Fulton Lewis Jr. Hemingway News Telo-Tesf Sam Hayes One for the Road One for the Road One for the Road One for The Road Meet the Artist News KWIN Karavan KWIN Karavan S porta KWIN Karavan Coke Time Sports" KWIN Karavai KWIN Karavan News Ash. Hi Platter Party Ash Hi Platter Party Ash. Hi Platter Partv A sh Hi PI atter Party News" KWIN Karavan KWIN Karavan KWIN Karavan Reporter" News Scotland Yard Scotland Yard Theatre Royal Theatre R oval" New K W IN Karavan K0TI-TV (Channel 2) WEDNESDAY 4-30 This is the Answer 3 00 Bible Pppet 5 15 Doug Edwards and News 5 30 Klamath Extension 5 45 Weather and News 00 U. S. Steel Hour 7-00 Godfrey and Friends 7 30 Whixlybirds 8 00 The Millionaire 8 30 All-Star Theater 9 00 American Legend in oo Frontier 10 30 News 10 33 Lawrence We!k 11.33 Weather and Sign Off THl R5DAT 10 55 News 11 00 Matinee Theater 12 00 Brighter Day 12 15 Secret Storm 12 30 Edge of Night 1 00 Comedy Time 1 30 Truth or Consequences 2 00 Its Fun to Reduce 2 30 Strike it Rich 3 .00 Gems Camera 3 45 Search for Tomorrow 4 00 Rin Tin Tin 5 15 Doug Edwards and the News 5 30 Ore-Cal Panorama 8 15 Weather and New 8 30 Life With Elizabeth 7 00 Groucho Marx 7 30 Climax 8 30 Sheriff of Cochise 9 on Plavhotne q 30 Janet Dean. F V in no Confidentiai File 10 30 News 10 35 This Is YuT Life 11 05 Rhythm Busters Salem TP A petition to re fer the 1957 school reorganiza tion bill has been filed by the Oreaon State Grange which in 1952 led a successful fight to kill reorganization. WednetdeT. June 13, 1857 The Medical Roundup Avoiding a Dull Old Age My correspondent, John Jones, of California, writes me about a friend whose experience inter ests me much. At the age of 23 this man was going from door to door selling. He said he was soon im pressed by the number of un happy old peo ple he came to Alrarex know who seemed to be ter ribly bored and unhappy, per haps because in their youth they had not had much of an educa tion, and hence had never de veloped many interests. After talking to these people a while he became alarmed for his own future and said to him self, "I certainly don't want to be this way when I grow old. That would be awful." He figured he had better do something about it soon; so he took all his savings and went back to college to finish his course. Today, he is mighty glad that he did this: he has so many more interests in life than he would have had without his good education. Dogs Declared To Be Good Patients Evanston, 111. W Dogs are good patients and appreciate what is done for them, according to a veterinarian. "Dogs have been known to come back to a doctor for addi tional treatment," Dr. J. V. La Croix said in an interview. "Every practicing veterinarian has noted that dogs are suffici ently intelligent to appreciate treatment which eases their pain and contributes to their com fort." Dogs will even remember where a vet lives, he said, and sometimes travel great distances on their own when they feel a need for treatment. He said a fox terrior he had once treated re turned to him much later with an arrow wound. Anxiety, worrying about his surroundings, or even firecrack ers on the Fourth of July can make a dog lose his appetite or become physically sick. La Croix said. But he thinks the new trend toward animal "psychia try" is "silly." Basic psychological p'rinciples are often employed in treatment of animals, he said, but "this business of trying to determine the cause of the disturbance is screwball." "You can't put a dog on a couch, ask him questions, and take notes on his answers," he said. La Croix became a veterina rian in 1906, when few practi tioners treated dogs and cats, and was one of the first to recog nize the need for small animal practice. He was recently presented with the Mark L. Morris Animal Foundation Small Animal Award for his work with dogs and cats. But the doctor, who has been a publisher of veterinary books and a zoo consultant as well as a practicing vet, believes there's nothing like a dog. "The cat is a selfish species without much loyalty," he said. "He generally attaches himself to a home, rather than to an in dividual." Tigard Man Indicted On Murder Charges Hillsboro W The Washing ton county grand jury has re turned two first degree murder indictments against John Wil liam Gilmore, 49, Tigard, Dis trict Attorney Francis Linklater said. Gilmore was indicted for the double slaying early Sunday of Mrs. Myrtle Cooley, 42, and Mrs. Eleanor Peters, 49, both of Ti gard. Portland IB The State Board of Health has alerted lo cal health officials to be on guard against possible spread of Asiatic influenza to Oregon. Permanents $5 95 Haircuts 5 00 up Don't Foret We're Also Experts At Old Fashioned Machine and -Machineless Permanents CRATERIAN Beauty Salon 41 S. Central Ph. SP 2-4830 WAIT'S TV & RADIO SERVICE Oldest Shop la 60 Oregon i09 E Main Phone SP-2-2269 Da.T snd Meht Serrice. Oledford and vicinity) S3.53 calls Fri ev or all day Sat JF bwaawa?M' or Emsrltni Cotunltant m Madlelna. Mayo CUnlc Emrlm Professor f Medicine, Mto Foundation Which reminds me that in yesterday's paper I read of a woman of 81 who has gone back to grammar school to finish the education she was denied as a child. Now she plans to go on through high school and then to learn to be a nurse! Which shows that it is never too late to get that education we want. Always Been Observant Of course, this does not mean that a college education is neces sary. I have known any number of happy and very wise old peo ple who didn't get beyond the eighth grads But. as I talk to them, I found they had always been very observant; they had developed many interests; they had read good magazines and good books; they had kept an open mind, and they had wound up with a mind well stocked with facts and ideas. Actually, a man who has observed well, and thought well all his days is likely to be much better educated than is a college graduate who quit reading and studying and thinking the day he left school. I see so many rtien and women who feel greatly handicapped be cause they did not have much education, but I cannot sympath ize with them much because today it is so easy to get a good education. As the famous Dr. Osier used to say, all a man needs do to become well educated is to read each evening for an hour before going to bed a few chapt ers in some fine, instructive book. The trouble with most of us is that we read mainly trash. We ought to do as Hplen Keller did; because it was so hard for her to read a book with her fingers she spent her time and energies on only the best books of the world. Dr. Alvarez hopes his readers will - understand that it would be impossible for him to answer requests for information or to diagnose by mail. (Released by The Register and Tribune Syndicate. 19S7) Miller Lawyer Asks Conviction Set Aside Washington np Playwright Arthur Miller's lawyer has asked a federal court to throw out his contempt of Congress conviction on the basis of a Su preme Court ruling Monday which he said "fits the case like a glove." A memorandum filed with U. S. District Judge Charles F. McLaughlin urged a new trial for Miller or outright acquittal. Miller was convicted of con tempt by McLaughlin May 3 for refusing to tell congressional in vestigators whom he had seen at Communist meetings in the past. SET aVV mm THE BEST fl IU I TOWNE ,JkAXlJU Beauty Shoppe Ph. SP 2-4266 BEVERLY'S TV & RADIO Phone SPring 2-9001 634 Crater Lake Avenue SERVICE CALLS S3. 50 Open Sunday Through Friday Br Own Shop 8 Yean Near Pert land Repairing All Makei S3. Complete Watch INSPECTION OVERHAUL Your watch will be scientifically examined, cleaned and perfectly adjusted. ALL FOR ONLY NO MONEY DOWN atKefa. 122 E. Main Ph. 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