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KBES-TV (Channel 5)
WEDNESDAY .
4 4:00 Brighter Day s.
4:15 Secret Storm
430 Edge of Night
5:00 Uncle Bill's Cartoons
T 5 30 Superman
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6:05 News
6:15 Oouglas Edwards
6:30 Sgt. Preston.
. 7:oo Mickey Spillane
730 The Lineup
. 830 Men Into Space
, 9:00 The Millionaire
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1030 December Bride
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'11:38 Search for Tomorrow
.11:45 Guiding Light
,12:0" -Walter Cronkite .
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"1230 Bob Cummings
, 1:00 Homemakers" Intermission
i3rj As the World Turns
j 2:00 For Better or Worse
2.3ft -House Party
- 3:00 The Millionaire
I 330 Verdict Is Yours 1
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4:13 Secret Storm
. 430 Edge of Night
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6:00 TV Weatherman
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630 .ward Theatre
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, 8:00 Betty Hutton
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9:00 SA-7
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91. -00 News .
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KOTI-TV (Channel 2)
WEDNESDAY D , . . .
3O0 American Bandstand
5:30 Superman
6:00 News . ' .
6 10 Weather
6:15 Douglas Edwards
6:30 Navy Log
7:00 Boxing
7 50 Sportsmen
8:C0-Charlie Weaver
830 Men Into Space
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530 Evening Vespers
5:45 Dinner Music
8:00 Roses Are Red
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12:00 Market Report
12:45 Livestock Report
2:25 Trader Horn
3:25 Meeting Notices '
425 School Bell
5:30 Sign Off
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230 House Party
3:00 Beat the Clock
330 Verdict Is Yours
4:00 American Bandstand
4:30 Edge ot- Night
5:00 American Bandstand
5:30 Roy Rogers
6:00 News
6:10 Weather -
6:15 Douglas Edwards
6:30 Award Theater
7:00 Glencannon i
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8:30 Danger Is My Business
9:00 Pat Boone
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Greyhound Names
Representative
Albert F. (Fred) Andrews
has been appointed district
sales representative for Grey
hound Lines, with headquar
ters in Medford, C. D. Kirk
patrick, general sales mana
ger for the company's west
ern division, San Francisco,
has announced. .
Andrews has had nine years
experience with the company
in southern California and
Arizona. A native of England,
he also lived in France before
moving to the United States.
He succeeds C. R. Bever,
who has been transferred to
Salinas, Calif., where he will
represent Greyhound in the
Salinas valley and the enjoin
ing Pacific coastal area includ
ing Santa Cruz and the Mont
erey peninsula. J : ;
STIFF PUNISHMENT .
Kuala Lumper, Malaya-flJPD
The Department of Social
Welfare reported that some
Malayan parents punish their
children for flunking" school
examinations by rubbing red
pepped in their eyes. Others
report to thrashing the pu
pils with leather belts. -----
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MAR. 22
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11 Tools 41 The
12 Moke 42 Success
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19 You 49 Appliances
20 Interests 50 Buying
21 W.H 51 Or
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The Medical
A New Technic in
Cataract Operations '
. A number of people have
obviously been hearing of a
new drug which will very
auicklv sen
v arate tne ens
in me eye
from its sup
ports. This, of
course, makes
it easier for
the eye - sur
geons to re-
) move the lens
i during an op
eration for a
cataract. But the doctor first
makes a cut, and then drops
a little of the medicine into
the front of the eye to loosen
up the lens. Many people 'are
now confused about this; they
think the medicine is some
thing they can take by mouth
to dissolve their cataract, but
this is a complete misappre
hension. So far as I can learn
there is no drug which dis
solves cataracts. Only thiev
ing quacks advertise that they
have such a drug.
The Rh Trouble r
Women by the hundred
keep asking me about the Rh
troubles which they fear they
will have if they have, a child.
I keep telling them that, so
far as I can learn, much of
this fear is unjustified. Few
Success Skirt
Here's the wonderful pleat
ed skirt that makes all figures
look slim and' graceful-teams
with j color-matched blouse
or swather to make a smart
costume. Choose solid or
tweed blend. Tomorrow's pat
tern: Child's.
Printed Pattern 9354: Miss
es' Waist Sizes 24, 25, 26, 28,
30, 32. Size 28 takes 2 yards
54-inch.
Printed directions on each
pattern, part. Easier, accurate.
Send THIRTY-FIVE CENTS
(coins) for this pattern - add
10 cents for each pattern for
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Tribune. Pattern Dept., 232
West 18th St., New York 11,
N.Y. Print plainlv NAME,
ADDRESS with SIZE and
STYLE NUMBER. .
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68 To
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72 Involving
73 Through
74 Fortunate
75 Foresight
76 Love
77 Manuscripts
78 Matters
79 Auto
80 Dotted '
81 Distant
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Emeritus Consultant in M'rlirtne.
M?.yo Clinic
Emeritus Prniessut ut Meaicuso.
: Mayo CUale "
of the children of these wom
en come to grief on account
of the Rh factor. If I were a
woman expecting a child, I
would leave the whole prob
lem up to my obstetrician. He
knows how to watch "ut for
this kind of trouble, and he
knows how to handle the sit
uation if it should show up.
There are ways of saving the
child if he or she should get
jaundiced. In most cases the
child gets by very nicely.
Operations for Deafness"
Any number of people write
asking where they should go
to get. their eafs operated on
for deafness. I always say,
"Before you travel a long dis
stance, for goodness sake, go
to your local good ear doctor
and find out what kind of
deafness you have. If you
have a nerve deafness, there
is no -sense in traveling far
for an operation." An oper
ation can help only with cer
tain types of deafness.
People Who Need
An Eye Operation
Many people ask me if they
should have a cutset out, or
perhaps some other operation
nerformed on their eyes. Prac
tically, I have to say to them,
"Go to a good ophthalmolo
gist (eye doctor with a medi
cal degree) and get his opin
ion; then take his advice."
(Released by The Register and
Tribune Syndicate, 1959)
Loan Officials j
Attend Convention
Three Medford- residents
liave registered to attend the
40th annual convention of the
Oregon . Savings and Loan
league in Portland starting to
day. They are Robert F. Kyle,
assistant secretary, First Fed
eral Savings and Loan; John
H. Pletsch, secretary-treasurer,
Jackson County Federal
Savings and Loan; and Wil
liam J. Warner, president,
Jackson County Federal Sav
ings and Loan association.
Representatives from sav
ings and loan associations in
Oregon and Washington plan
to attend the three-day con
vention, which will be high
lighted Friday night with a
banquet at the Benson hotel.
Talks will cover appraising,
public relations, personnel,
economics and other subjects.
Graduates Asked to
Apply Early for Navy
High school graduates who
may consider enlistment in
the Navy should apply early
to insure schooling under the
Navy's high school training
program, Chief Murray J.
Emmerich, Medford recruiter,
said today.
Quotas are necessarily lim
ited from month to month, he
said. . ,
The high ' school training
program guarantees qualified
applicants a school in one of
the many fields available, he
said. '
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