Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, October 30, 1959, Image 16

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TELEVISION --. a -ft 1 TU L.J. iaaaa for Hi Mail TH.u.es rM)rt an) 'jrintH rvi4d by TV station aM rna man manna canaat accept resppnaibiliry forrrora or misaiaM. , , - , ' f i FRIDAY " 4:00 Brighter Day . ,:15 Secret Storm 4:30 Edge of Night 5:00 Uncle Bill's Cartoons 5-30 Huckleberry Houna. 6:00 TV Weatherman 6:05 News . 6:15 Douglas Edwards 6:3V U.S. Marshal . 7 :00-Cavalcade of Sports 7 :50 Feafure File . 8:00 Navy Log 8:30 Hotel de Pyee . 90 Desilu Playhouse 100 Twilight Zone 1030 Person to. person 11:00 News 113 "Paradl" 1230 Sign Off. . .. SATURDAY 11:55 Cartoon - 12 :00 Big Picture . 12 30 This is the Life 1 oo Garden State Races 1 30 Gold Cup Race 2 O0 Flash Lroraon 2 :30 Kiddie Xartoona 2 :45 United Fund 3-00 Adventures In Knowledge 330 Lone Ranger . 4 00 Heckle and Jeckl 4'D Sky King -5:00 Championship Bowling 6:00 Jubilee USA 6 30 Saturday Showcase 7:00 Phil Silvers . 830 Wanted Dead or Alive 9 0 Mr. Lucky 9 30 Have Gun Will Travel I0!b0 Gunsmoke 1030 Man Hunt 11:00 News , f L 11:05 "Surrfrtinded By Women" 1235 Sign Off . SUNDAY 10:23 Cartoon 10:30 Oral Roberta 1 1 oo Life is Worth Living 1 1 30 Liberace 1 2 :00 Inside Football 12:15 Senator Mors 12:45 48er Highlights 1 :15 Pro Football Kic'toff 130 Pro Football Bears and Hams . 430 This is the Life 84)0 Seven League Boots 6 30 Dan Smoot 8 43 Your Social Security 6 00 Small World 20 20U. 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FRIDAY . 5:00 American Bandstand 5:3C Huckleberry Hount . 6:00 News 6:13 Douglas tawaras 630 Rescue 8 a 7:00 O. S. Marshal 7:30 Walt Disney Presents 830 Man from Blackhawk 9:00-77 Sunset Strip 10:00 Twilight Zone . 10:30 Hall of Tarn SATURDAY 12:00 Lunch With Soupy Sales 1230 Uncle Al 1 30-Goitl Cup Race 2:00 Cartoons 2:3(T FlasH Gordon 3:00 Advttitures in Knowledge 3:30 Lone Ranger 4:00 Heckle, and Jeckl 430 -Sky King 300 Bowling 6:00 Weekly News Roundup 615 Tech Talks 6 30 Showcase 8:00 Phil Silvers g:30 Wanted Dead or Alive ,8:00 Mr. Lucky 9 30 Have Gun Will Travel 10:00 Gunsmoko 1030 Manhunt 11:00 Mpvie Sign Off. SUNDAY 13 Pro Football Bears and Rams 4:30--Championsbip Bridge . 5 :00 -Seven League Boots 5:30 Dan Smoot 5:45 Country Style USA 6.00 Small World . 6:30 20th Century 70 Flight 730 Maverick 830 Lawman ' 9:00 GE Theatre 9:30 Alfred Hitchcock 10:00 Jack Benny 1030 What's My Line . 11:00 Sign Off SOUND SLEEPER . Clay "Mills, England - (DTD -David Sears, 11. wag. sound asleep in the cab of his .fa ther's furniture van Thursday wen tht truck crashed through a bridge guard, rail, teetered en the edge 30 feet above the water,' waj sprayeS by a broken fire hydrant and .was bumped wnen two cars iiillided on the bridge. When it was all over, David was till .sound asleep. . TfrerMcdicd a a hnahe JVorld Becomes Too Full of Poopl .1 recently read an article by Hudson Hoaglundpublisn ec. in Daejialuo. theJojj(rnal of tne Air.eMcan Academy o f Arts, and TSciences. A s 'fto!a gl u n d points out, in the Greek and Roman world of 2,000 years ago, th aver age alife - ex- ri p p tanrrv of J a an infant at'birtlj was some Z5 "years. ADout loo years agT, in Western Europft this expectdhcy abbd risen to 40 years. Today, in the United States, iteis approaching 70 years. In many ways we are Jiappy aboutathis, ofiin some ways ltmakessus anxious. It is bt-inging many problems, suclf as what people arfi ong toado when, at 60 or 65, they are retired and "put jJn tlfe shelf." H(.w, then, are they going to grn thetr livingi' How are they going to keep busy? Most serious question of all, what are they going to to when theybre?k f hhi or get a cancer or bad stroke, and are epjt alive by us doc tors, for lj ayears or more? Who is going to pay the bills for such long eriods of in validism and perhaps hqspltal- iizauon; - . . Because oj the gjeat decline in the death-rate throuentmt the world,, the increase' in pppulation is some countries is becoming" explosive. The United Naftons estimates that the world population, which Pisnow over 2.7 billion, is in- kir.L,t An :ii;.- per xear, an( hence , may fedouble.in thenext 40 year Ifc tnis increase snrJuid con tinue, in 100 yeasChina could have a rxmulation afbs billion Wheie (jpuld so many peopie una iooar 2ireaay travelers returning from Chiga tell us that millions of peoDle in Chinese cities are hungry. m Will Irrioala DAeris Accowiirrg to Murray Luc, if .present trends continue, by the year 2050 the United States will have a population Lof 600 million. Inorder to feed that many we probably will haveto solve the problem of taking the salt out Of sea water, and then pumping it onto our .great western des erts. : - One of the countries that already ia in serious difficul ties because of a, rapid growth of population is Egypt. The, populatiomtkere has increased so greatly in two generations that now their only hope f is to get more water orf the land fay patting a huge dam across the Nile, in "eastern countries, like India, with their teeming millions, ther great over population and their poverty-i so great that we In America eannot imaeine it - the factor hFt in the past has saved the situation has been the huge infan, mortality rate, the manv great famines, and; the fre,fuent terrible epidemics .of plague, cholera and dysen trv,In addition, in some dis- Kricts, malaria kills hundreds 0 .uf..j Tn the jjroceedings df the UNESCO Seminar, Philip M Hauser wrote that in 1943, over a million people died of Lhurfger, just in the streets pf Calcutta. Today, we pnysi cianaare showing the Orient als how to control their old epidemics, and when famfce pomes, we in America send WAIT'S TV & RADIQ SERVICE . Oldest Shop in Southern Oregon 409 L Main. Phone SP 2-2269 Day Service Medford ft Vicinity No Call Friday ., All Day Saturday or Sonday SILUEH DOLLAR STALF ttounejup Emeritus Consultant la Majo SUdU Enrkntna Professor or " Mare CUaJe .Meatrla. MajUcuta tons of food.0 Hence it is that ttje over - population will be come worse a2d worse, unless niuch more landcn be put under cultivation Great dams will have to be .built to supply water for big irrigation sys tems. . . According toJ G. Hajref, already more than half 'of the people in the wprld ate al ways underfed,, and "hungry. LeaMyft Clapp tells us that each, year qacji one of us in the United States consumes 18. torts o4 the 'world's re sources. B "chis he means Lfoods, metals, .builaing ma terials, and fuel. Tnis is .iq, conttiast with 2 tons per per son per ye,ar for people in the rse tVi fro. urnrlfl res? of the free world. Wall Bfc Cottlar After studying the situation, Murray Luck thinksit is bare ly possible that 100 .years ?rpm now 9 billions of people in the Moitd can be fed, but in order to do this, vast arable lands will liave to be prepared and supplied witjj water. And this wifi be very costly. It isordoable that in the next 100 years, ways will be found of making sugars and starches from coal or oil, or perhaps even from the car bon dfoxide in the air. We may also be harvesting count less tons of nitrogenous" ma terial perhaps from ponds and from the sea - materia! .that can be used ln feedfhg our farm animals. Already wcare. supplying cow; with nitrogen in th.f orm of urea, which is made frbm the air. We mtist kemember that today 50 per -A.. :ent oi tne crops xnai our farmers grow are eaten e-y animals, and only 3io 5 per pcerifc of this food that the ani- i . IJ , n . i I mals eat is converrea inwd food that we cai eit. Perhaps in the future much more use Weill te ana'de of the fish in theea. But already je have fonrlri that certain areas, in. pur seas.cap.quickly be large ly 1 , ly xiAiicuruw Sorriewf oui great states men now kftep saying that fhis Drobllm of over-population is i very dangerous one because, always in the past, wnen mil lions of people have become hungry enough, they have set out to take land away from their neighbors, 'and this has always meant war. . - . Dr. Alvartz' booklet on 'menopause may, "be obtained by sendmg 25 cents ana a lajge, stamped, self-addressed enf elope with your request; to pr. William t. Alvarez, Dept. MMT, The Register and Trib- Koko 5ays: s - Start Baby Out Right in EDWARDS' 'todlersi Open Menday Lhitil 9 p.m. .'Johnston- '& STEWART jOnior "boot shop 211 I. Main Medford vC'her th Fit it Guarlntaod WipTHS " B to EE Hr ':: '.StiVEB KBES-TV-10:35.P.M.- . a : , :I ToniQiit "PARNELL'' (URKGAlfkE "myrna. LOY rrsenred by MAIL TRIBUNE, Madferd, tr. Friday, Oct. 30, if 39 Standard Time Slatted in 18o3 . New York (DPD Sunday, Nov. 18,4883, became kjiown as "the day with.twp.moons" Lip many parts of tne jjnitea States because that's when standard time" was born. Until then, according to Harrison J. Cowan author of Time and Its Measurement" (World), .the country ran on "more than 300 local times." As a result, he says, "whera it was noon in New York City, it was ,11:5? a.m. in Philadelphia. It was 11:50 a.m. in Baltimore and 11:45 .n 1$ ashington." . Cowan, who js technical di rector of the Longmes - Witte nauer Watch Co., Inc., and who will be in charge of tim ing the witter Olympics at Squaw Valley,. Calif., next February, says that the rail roads "led the way in intro ducing standard time through out the nation, for it had be come hazardous to try to catch a train or. meet one. "In 1883, at noon on Sun day, Nov. 18, all railroad clocks were changed - many being set fo'fward ot back as much as a half hour - to con form with what was. later sailed standard'time. This was ad epic event, and it became known a's the .day with two moons." une Syndicate, Box .957, Des Mpines 4, Iowa. (IJeloned by The Register and ' Tribune Sshdicat. 1959) Electrica! Wiring & Repair Industrial "Commercial Residential Call Jack Henbest . ROGUE elec. service SP 2-6603 961 Shafer tan nnvi JEW El 129 S. Central SP 3-4922 SILVER 'DOLLAR STAMPS CRftIT GLADLY Roy Picard Certified Master Watchmaker Shop ft Save at The SHOE HART ...- Tonr Family Shoe Store MEDFORD'S OUTLET SHOE STORE OBoaaoMaaaOaaWaaaaaaaaaoal SHOES for all the family Crater Lake SF 3-4886 525 Ave. CAR AT TOTAl WEISHT Or OIAMONBS .Mm -U-- ROS 15 NORTH CENTRAL J.lHRCIiAllT$ 8 mm, o StrqtigeAs It Seem?. , a A NW CERAMIC MKTOaAL. WCPiai,m FROM POWDERED ALUMINUM CADE, Hft4lH CoWosmON OF A CEpMlC.TriCSTROCIUKfiOFR mHnimtKK vem almost UKk &CASS, AN a mTHSTB N OS IBMPeRKTUReS CLOSE To I IMrl nB W a SBNArrdR Born a slavs, ftiAs COMPANION To'rUS-MASIfcR's SOW, FROM WKOSt TUTOR HE.RECEIVED BIS EDUCATION-. HE TAUGHT SCHOOL IN MISSOURI BECAME SUCCESSFUL PLANTER IN M,lSSlSSlPPt,SfcRVED AS COUNTY SHeRlFF.TAX COLLECTOR AMD SUPERINTENDENT OF EDUCATION IN 167? HE WAS cLECTEDrtoTHE y Steve canyon HO, YOU AfcflN X fe TUEN TO MIlkE- hTcoi.amH,-m. L AMNPIN3 NOW BREATDE EASIER.' 1 i il-TEBOS5SUR(5EONSAYS 1 CFHOLP1NSYOUK HANP ? I STPIIsE.1 ABNER H-HCW LONG DO THE? KEEP THEM IM THERE?, BUZ SAWYER. "" T nriHvl I 1 y T. " HAT fTTER f tAWySRV APMIRAL, Y VYT0RE6TUB WE NEfBVOU V :?A0NSICK tUI.WUA MCE ) ON OUR TASK LEAVf.l QUine:rAN I GWUP ALf A . I CMISE 0M THE . ySTAfF. fm,'k RND01P? J BARNEY GpOOLE encj SNUFFY S41ITH" WAAL--0l0YEPLn' A FROG JN TH SCHOOLMARrA'9 DESK TODAY RN' ketch another , WHUPPIN"? MUTT ond'iEFF (?UNr.l5 SICK1 , OfCECC CALtLEC? the vet. y: CHECU THE BlONfjiB . . .. PACKfcaetoRj i DASWOOD Vl HIX 1H6 COMMOW WLLEPED5 OFeRSTEftM AND CCftTWiUSi, 0ULYI& INES laPKe,HAS "bO PAIRS OF LESS.- L NOPINK! Jm 7 fKf rAL-UI I'M SURE WU'U. TRIP OVER. 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