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12 MAIL TRIBUNE, Medford, Ore., Wednesday, Augmt 13, 1938 -By CLAY ABIES M Your Do;."y Activity Guide M 11 According to fhe Sari. To develop message for Thursday, read words corresponding to numbers 4-24-51-571 kzy2 76-73 Tuaus APR. 21 I Plenty 2A 30f 4 Hoc SSome 6 Gainful 7 Old 8 Let 9 Remember 10 Haste 11 A 12 Something 13 Matter 14 Don't l5Toke 16 Don't 17 Activity 18 May 19 lf 20 Ee 21 Try 22 Or" 23 Nice 24 Attempt 25 Yoor 26 Shape 27 Nothing 23 You 29 Up 30 Certoin (S)Good MAY 21 2- 4-22-40 GEMINI rj MAT i T23-22-36-4 9-10-56-59 60-64-7J uo JULY 24 a AUG 23 rTN16-21-31-3 M54-58-86-9q vnco AWS 24 ;. SEPT 22 VM2-23-33-33 ICANGt ifc JUNE 23 JULY 23 ) Adverse RADIO PROGRAMS WEDNESDAY Programs listed below aro rocohed from tho radio stations and tho Mail Tribune assumes no responsibility except to make changes as are supplied. KYJC 1230 Ice KMED 4:00 Ed MurroW 4 : 1 5 Music-News 4:30 Harmon" 4:4.V Goss News Robbie Robbie Robbie 5:00 Traffic Jam 5:15 Thomas 5:30 Tunes-A. & Andy' 5:45 Amos & Andy News Robbie Robbins Weather-News Orval Anderson 6 :00 News-Sports 6:15 Eventide 6 JO Ruble War" 6:43 Ruble War NBC News Music Hi Fi Hour Hi Fi Hour Hi Fi Hour 7:00 Ruble War 7:15 Ruble War" 7 30 N ews-World 7:43 world Tonight News Hi Fi Hour News ot the World One Man's Family 8:00 Portland-Salt Lake 8:15 Porlland-Salt Lake 8 :3o Portland-Salt Lake 8:45 Portland-Salt Lake NBC News. Nightline Night Line Night Line 9:00 Portland-Salt Lake 9:15 Portland-Salt Lake 9:30 Portland-Salt Lake 9 :45 Portland-Salt Lake 10:00 Portfand-Salt Lake 10:15 Richfield Reporter" 10:30 Turntable Terrace 10:45 Turntable Terrace NBC News Joe Henderson Joe Henderson Joe Henderson News 'Joe Henderson Joe Henderson Joe Henderson 11:00 Sign Off 11:13 1130 News Joe Henderson Sign Off RADIO PROGRAMS THURSDAY 6:00 News Roundup 6:13 Yawn Patrol 6:30 Frank Goss" 6:45 Harry Babbitt 7:00 Variety 7.15 World News 730 Sports 7:45 Howard Miller" 8 :00 McCoy-Weather 8:15 Breakfast Club 8:30 Breakfast Club 8:45 Breakfast Club Wake Up to Music Wake Up to Music Wake Up to Music First News Wake Up to Music Weather News Valley Beepers Weather News NBC News Hear! Hear! Hear! Hear! 9:00 Lost Pets 8:15 Coffee Concert 9 30 Name-Neighbor 9 :45 Music Box News Hear! Hear! Hear! " 10:00 News" 10:15 Mrs. Burton" 1030 Couple Next Door" 10:45 Pat Buttram" News Hearl Hear Hear 11:00 Record Rack 11:15 Trading Post 1 1 30 Houseparty 1 1 :45 Houseparty NBC News NBC Bandstand NBC Bandstand NBC Bandstand 12:00 Paul Harvey 12:15 News-Weather 12:30 Record Room 12:45 Record Room 1:00 Backstage Wife" 1:15 Trent 130 Godfrey" 1 :45 Godfrey 2:00 Godfrey" 2:15 Godfrey" 2 30 Mixmaster 2 :45 Mixmaster 3 :00 Mixmaster 3 :1 5 Mixmaster 3:30 Bulletins Ernie" 3 :45 Tennessee Ernie News Robbie Robbie Robbie 4:00 Ed Murrow" 4:15 Music Rack 430 Tom Harmon 4:45 Goss" News Robbie Robbie Robbie 5:00 Traffic Jam 5:15 Thomas" 5:30 Tunes-A. & Andy' 5:45 Amos & Andy" 6 :00 News-Sports 6:15 Eventide 6 30 Robert Q. Lewis" 6 :45 Lewis-Page News Robbie Roobins Weather-News Orval Anderson NBC News Hi-Fi Hour Hi-Fi Hour Hi-Fi Hour 7:00 Herman News" News Hi-Fi Hour News of the World One Man's Family 7:15 Morgan 7:30 World Tonight" 7:45 Wld-Sevareid-Wthr' 8:00 Portland-Salt Lake 8 :1 5 Portland-Salt Lake 8 30 Portland-Salt Lake 8:45 Portland-Salt Lake 9:00 Portland-Salt Lake 9:15 Partland Salt Lake 930 Portland Salt Lake 9:45 Portland Salt-Lake 1 0:00 Portland-Salt Lake 10:15 Richfield Reporter" 10:30 Turntable Terrace 10:45 Terrace-News NBC News Nigntline Nightline Nightline NBC News Joe Henderson Joe Henderson Joe Henderson News 'Joe Henderson Joe Henderson Joe Henderson 11:00 Sign Off News " 11:15 Joe Henderson 11:30 Sign Off ; ABC "CBS NBC MBS KBOY WEDNESDAY 4:00 Request Time 5:00 Cousin Pat 7:15 Sign Off TRt'RSDAI 530 Sign On. Music for Birds. Weather on hour, news on half hour, all day. 1:13 Farm News TELEVISION PROGRAMS - The following TV broadcast log is printed as a free public service for the Mail Tribune's readers and TV viewers. Schedule changes are printed as provided by the TV stations and tha Mail Tribune cannot accept responsibility for errors or KBES-TV (Channel 5) WEDNESDAY 40 Dotto 4:30 Woodv Woodpecker 5:00 TV Weatherman 5:05 News 5:15 Doug Edwards 5:30 Sports Club 6:00 Video Scope 6:30 Janet Dean 7:00 The Millionaire 7:30 I've Got A Secret 8:00 VS. SteelfHour 9:00 Big Story 930 Richard Diamond 10:00 Mickey Spillane . 10:30 News 10:35 Chicago Wrestling 11:35 Sign Off THURSDAY 1 1 :00 Waiter Cronkite 1 1 :05 Cartoon 11:15 Play Your Hunch 1130 As the World Turns 12:00 Beat The Clock 12:30 House Party 1:00 Big Payoff 130 Verdict Is Yours 2:00 Brighter Day 2:15 Secret Storms 2:30 Edge of Night 3:00 Uncle Bills Cartoons 3 :25 Devotions 3:30 It's Fun to "Reduce 3.45 Search for Tomorrow 4:00 Dotto 4:30 Rin Tin Tin 5:00 TV Weatherman 5:05 News 5:15 Doug Edwards 5:30 Ore-Cal Panorama 6:30 Verdict Is Yours 7 :30 Whirlybirds 8:00 Pappv Coleman 8:15 Political Paul Geddes 8:30 Sheriff of Cochise 9:00 State Trooper 930 Men ot Annapolis 10:00 26 Men 1030 News 10:35 It Could Be You , ilUJo Siga Off BL POLLAN- UMA SEPT. 23 rH OCT 23 15-27-37-4651 52-70-31 31 To 61 Moy 32 Moy 62 Pemop 33 Con 63 Exist 34 Impress 64 More 35 Happen 65 Your 36 Need 66 Toke 37 For 67 Concerning 33 Person ' 63 Don't 39 Move 69 Money 40 Desire 70 Money 41 Differences 71 Deliberate 42 Today 72 Across 43 May 73 Be 44 Of 74 Courageous 45 To 75 Aggressive 46 Granted . 76 Anything 47 Reserve 77 Fulfillment 48 Opinion 73 Important 49 Know 79 True 50 Energy 60 Bring 51 To 61 Or 52 Regarding 82 Feeimos 53Reoch 83 A 54 Others 84 Obligations 55 Expected 85 Be 56 Makes 86 Being 57 Put 87 Gam 53 By 83 Nap 59 Woste 89 Stubborn 60 Be 90 Eccentric SCORPIO OCT. 24 19-25-39-42Di P3-74-75 SAGITTARIUS tV.23 Jj, DEC 22 tgl Uli44-48-61 gC 63H58-85-39SLj CAPMCOKN OEC. 23 JAN. 20 V-jj: 8-11-30-38 9-65-79-82 AOUASIUS JAN. 21 :Eb! 19 5- 7-13-26- 69-450-87 PISCES FEB. 20 MAR 21 Jc'U& 1- 3- 6-17Ci fl 8-20-5.5 VNi 1440 kc KWIN 1400 kc Robbins Robbins Robbins Fulton Lewis Jr Hemingway News News One for Road One for the Road News One for Road Live and Let Live News One for Road OneJor Road Sports World News Roundup Candlelight and Wine News Candlelight Candlelight and Wine WINKaravan Karavan News News Karavan KWLN Karavan News Comet Capers Crater Comet Capers News Comet Capers Crater Comet Capers News Green Room Green Room Green Room Green Room "SignOff Chuckwagon Chuckwagon News Chuckwagon News, Chuckwagon Hemingway News Sunrise Serenade News Swap & Sell Sunrise Serenade Cliff Ingle News Live and Let Live News Koffee Kiatch Kof fee Kiatch Swap & Sell News Lively Time Lively Time News Lively Time Lively Time Newspaper of Air Telo-Test News Lively Time Lively Time News" Woman's World News'Queen for Day Queen for a Day Lunchtime News News Weather Markets Roundup Time Local News Sports News Roundup Time His Majesty the BabyRoundup Time News House Party News Roundup Timt KMED House Party Roundup Time KMED House Party News Roundup Time KMED House Party Roundup Time News News Records Spin Robbie Robbins Records Spin Robbie Robbins News Records Spin Robbie Robbins Records Spin Robbins Robbins Robbins News Records Spin Records Spin News Records Spin Records Spin Robbins Robbins Robbins Fulton Lewis Jr. Hemingway News News One for Road One for the Road News One for Road Live and Let Live News One for Road One for Road Spts World News Roundup Candlelight and Wine News Candlelight Candlelight and Wine KWIN Karavan Karavan News News Karavan KWIN Karavan News Ash Platter Ash. Platter Party News Ash. Platter Ash. Platter Party News Green Room Green Room Green Room Green Room Sign Off "30 KC 8:00 Chuck Fields 10:00 Bargain Roundup 1 1 :00 Ringo Rick 12:15 Farm Market 12:30 Stock Market Closing 1 30 Ringo 2:35 Bargain Roundup " 4:00 Request Time 5:00 Cousin Pat 7:15 Sign Off omissions. K0T1-TV (Channel 2) WEDNESDAY 4:00 Dotto 4:30 Woody Woodpecker 5:00 Weather . 5 :05 News- 5:15 Doug Edwards 5:30 Sports Club 6:00 Passport 6:15 TV Question Box 630 Janet Dean 7:00 Millionaire 7:30 I've Got a Secret 8:00 U.S. Steel Hour 9:00 Big Story 9:30 Richard Diamond 10:00 Mickey Spillane 10:3u News 10:35 Wrestling 1135 SignOff THURSDAY 11:20 Cartoon 1130 As the World Turns 12:00 Beat the Clock 1230 House Party 1:00 Big Payoff 130 Verdict is Yours 2.00 Brighter Day 2:15 Secret Storm 230 Edge of Night 3:00 Varieties 3:45 Search for Tomorrow 4:00 Dotto 430 Rin Tin Tin 5:00 Weather 5 :05 News 5:15 Doug Edwards 5:30 TBA 6:00 Museum 6:30 Verdict Is Yours 7:30 Whirlvbirds 8:00 26 Men 830 Sheriff of Cochise 9:00 Homes on Parade 930 Men of Annapolis 10:00 Passport 1030 News 10:35 It Could Be You 11.-03 Sign. Off - GOP Candidates Gel Material for Fall Campaigns Washington (LTD Despite Democratic talk of an Eisenhower-Nixon recession, Re publican candidates are being supplied with rose-tinted ma terial to convince the Ameri can voter that he never had it so good. Some of the statistics look impressive. But they would be even more so if they did not ignore or play down the fact that unemployment is still running above five mil lion. A memo from the Senate Republican Policy committee this week tells GOP Senate candidates that more Ameri cans are working, earning more, producing more, buying more and enjoying a higher standard of living than in 1952, the last year of the Tru man administration. Income Figures Higher Similar material on the economic situation is going out from the Republican National committee. The average income for a family of four is listed at S7.080 this year, tip a round thousand dollars from 1952. The average weekly wage of factory workers is put at S83.10 compared with $67.97 six years ago. In overall figures, employ ment in June, 1958, is shown at 65 million, an increase of four million since 1952. Total personal income is put at an annual rate of almost 352 bil lion dollars in June, com pared with 273 billions in 1952. Total outlays for personal consumption are listed at 288 billions, on the basis of the annual rate last spring, com pared with 220 billion in 1952. The memorandum also as serts that federal spending for the year ended June 30 has been cut below President Tru man's last budget. It ignores the fact that the budget for the new fiscal year is pointed toward a peacetime 80-billion-dollar record with.an expected deficit in excess of 10 billions, another peacetime high." For no apparent reason, the Senate GOP figures omit any reference to the .farm situa tion. This had been a political trouble spot for the Republi cans until the farm outlook brightened this year. This oversight, however, was covered in a recent com munique from the Republican National Committee which told GOP candidates that gross farm income for the first half of 1958 was the highest on record. Protection from Cosmics Proposed Burlington, Vt. (UPD A Yugoslav physiologist today proposed refrigeration as a protection, for space travelers against cosmic radiation. The scientist, Prof. Jevto M. Radulovic, said research has shown that hypothermy the cooling of living things to temperatures far below against many of the hazards of space flight. These hazards include the regions of intense radiation now known to exist between the earth and the far reaches of space. Radulovic gave his ideas in a paper prepared for the First International Congress of Radiation Research this week at' the University of Vermont. "We may presume with cer tainty," his paper said, "that in this era of interplanetary flights, hypothermy will play a protective role against the harmful cosmic radiation." The Yugoslav's paper, was one of several reports to the congress on means of pfotect ting living things from dam aging radiation, whether atomic power plants, medical X-radiation, or the rays pelt ing the earth from solar, stel lar, and inter-galactic space. Grange News... Butte Falls Grange Miss Patricia Greb, Central Point, showed color slides of the Phillipine Islands during the regular Grange meeting. Miss Greb taught a year in the islands. During the regular meet ing Mr. and Mrs. Henry Wright were given first and second degree obligations by past master Ted Fredenburg. Visiting the Grange were Roscoe Roberts, Medford, county deputy, Robert Bitter ling, Pamona master, Mrs. Bitterling and Mrs. Otis Jones, Eagle Point. Waifs TV & Radio Service Oldest Shop In So. Oregon 409 E Main Pbone SP 2-2269 Day and Night Service Cft (Medford and vicinity) No calls Frt eve., all day Sat. or Sunday The Medical hy SLEEP-WALKING A number of mothers write about a sleep-walking (som nambulist) son who, at night, tends to get I j "TSPi. I up and walk IA J around. One f a . o WUUiail 5 a y a that one night her son was found walk ing half a mile from home, appar ently asleep. Dr Alvarex She wants to know what can be done to stop him from doing this again. Another woman says her rather sullen son is a U.ofO.Sels Homecoming Eugene The academic and cultural side of the University of Oregon will be emphasized during the homecoming fes tivities for the week end start ing Oct. 17, a spokesman an nounced today. Modern cultural achieve ments and progress will be emphasized on large home coming signs rather than the number of football victories. These will be constructed by the various living organiza tions on the campus. The signs will depict what is planned for the campus and how it is affecting the outlook on general college life. The week end festivities will start Friday, Oct. 17 with a variety show of student and alumni talent. Following this will be the traditional bonfire and street dance. An informal open house will be held Sat urday morning. Two dances will follow the Oregon - Washington State game. Planned are a home coming dance for students and an alumni dinner dance. Sun day church services and visits to fraternities and sororities will complete the week end. Crane Denies Any Dealings in Death Los Angeles (UPD Res taurateur Stephen Crane, one of actress Lana Turner's for mer husbands and father of 14-year-old Cheryl Crane, has denied, any responsibility in the teen-ager's fatal stabbing of Johnny Stompanato last April 4. Crane's denial was con tained Tuesday in a Superior Court action answering a $500,000 damage suit brought against him, Miss Turner and Cheryl on behalf of Stompan- ato's 10-year-old son, John III, Hammond, Ind. The damage action was filed against the three by at torney William Pollack, who claimed he uncovered "cer tain discrepancies" in the story of the slaying last June 23 in a deposition hearing for Cheryl. At the time, Pollack quot ed the teen-ager as saying she didn't remember plunging a knife into her mother's lover at the height of a violent ar gument between Stompanato and Lana. Beverly Hills police offic ers said Cheryl told them she stabbed Stompanato because she was afraid . he would make good his threats f to maim her beautiful mother. A coroner's jury declared the slaying "justifiable homi cide." Cheryl was made a ward of the court and sent to live with her maternal grandmother, Mrs. Mildred Turner. Elvis Presley Flies To Mother's Bedside Memphis, Tenn. (UPD Army Private Elvis Presley remained by his critically ill mother's bedside today on a seven-day emergency leave from Ft. Hood, Tex. His mother, Mrs. Vernon Presley, is hospitalized with a liver ailment. Her condition was described as "critical'' by her physician, Dr. Charles Clarke. Presley flew here from Dallas Tuesday night. (HEMORRHOIDS) i 47 YEARS of successful practice in the treatment of rectal, colon and stomach disorders. NO HOSPITAL OPERATION FOR INFORMATION! Write or coll for our fr descriptive booklet. Absolutely no obligation. Practice limited to Proctology Physiotherapists Oiropractie Physician 2026 N. E. Sandy Boulevard "hne 3E 7-3018 Portland 12. OroaoB V r V 111 I ma Roundup Emeritus Consultant In Medicine, Mayo Foundation Emeritus Professor of Medicine, Mayo Foundation problem because i f, while sleep-walking, someone in the family tries to wake him, he fights back with his fists. I was just reading a few articles on sleep-walking as it was seen in Army barracks during World War II. The writers agreed that many of the sleep-walkers came from families in which there was a tendency to epilepsy, and when electroencephalograms were made, these often show ed an epileptic type of "dys rhythmic" or irregular record. In most cases, there was no history of the lad's ever hav ing had a fit; but in many in stances the mother, when in terviewed, said that her boy had always been hard to raise and handle. Hoi-Tempered He had been violent, or hot tempered, hard to control, hard to discipline, and hard to keep in. line at school. In many cases he had had terri ble nightmares, in which he might scream. Some of the sleep-walkers were bright, but one. in four did poorly in school. In some cases the doc tors could get no history of any relative with fits, but usually they learned of rela tives who had a violent tem per, or who were alcoholic or at times somewhat mixed-up mentally. Whenever I see a case like this I have a set of electroen cephalograms made, and es pecially when they are typi cal of epilepsy, and when some members of the family behave like irritable epilep tics, I try the effect of dilantin or some other anticonvulsive drug. Often this help greatly. As I write this, a mother comes in to ask me what she can do for a bad-tempered boy who can't sit still, and can't concentrate on any read ing. I am sending him to a neurologist for a good exam ination and for the making of electroencephalograms. If these records of brain activity should suggest epilepsy, I think the neurologist will want to see what some dilan tin perhaps with ' a little mebaral (a sedative) will do to quiet the lad. 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