Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, April 06, 1960, Image 20

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Newspaper Page TextJ RADIO PROGRAMS WEDNESDAY Prtframi lilted btlvw r received lrm the rsdi ilotun and Ht Msft TriNuna iiumm m mpantibility xcepi t malt changat ara euapltad. KYJC 1230 ke KMED 1440 ke KWIN 1400 kc 4:00 Traffic Jam Newi Hear Clem Stein 4:1V Trnffie Jpm Hear Stein-Newi 4 :3o Truffle Jam EmphliU" Hear Clem Stem 4.43 MAitera Golf Tonm:llar Stein-Newa 3:00 Thoma-SporUa News Road Show Clem Stein sou no 12.10 Koad snow $ 30 Tom Harmon" Wx-Lcl. NewaSporU 3 4S Frank Goi" Orvai Anderaon 8.00 News' ff 13 Sound 1230 6 30 Story Hour fi:43 Sound 1230 7 00 News-AmofAnr1y Newi" Dinner MuiifT 7.13 Amoa 'n' Andy Dinner Mime T an rewCjrulith-BA Image Amerira" Stein-Newt Moodi in Lit lent ng Orhi-Newi Newt' Dinner Muiie JinTOrhi Dinner Mutic Ochi-Newg man on 1 ne 10' jtm Ochs Newiiofthe World 7.43 Bob A Ray 8 00 World Tonight 8 13 Sound 1230 8. 30 Sound 1230 8 43 Sound 1 23fl (TOO News Sound 1230 9 13 Sound 1230 S 30 Sound 1230 0:43 Sound 1230 Jmajce Amerlca Image America Imace America Image America Image America "News' Go Show Go Show Hi-fi Club Hi-Fi Cluh OchS'Newii Jim Ochs Ochs-Newa Jim Ochs Ochs-Newa "jim Ochs Stein Countdown Countdown-News Stein Countdown ""Count down-News-Stein Countdown Countdown-News Stein Countdown 10 00 Richfield Reporter" Hi-Fi Club Countdown-News 10:13 -Sou no 1230 Hi-Fi Cluh Stein Countdown 10.30 Sounu 1230 Frost Rcport-Nltebeat Countdown-News jf:45 Sound 1230-News Nighttamt Stein Countdown 11:00 Sign Off News' NijthtnVat DevoUons-Sifn Off"" 11:13 NiRhthr si-Local News 11:30 Sign Off RADIO PROGRAMS THURSDAY Ti30 3:45 8:00 News' 8:13 Sound 1230 8:30- -Sound lUHO 8:43- Hank Weaver News' 7:00- -News Roundup" 7:15 Sound 1230 7:30 Sports Show 7:43 Sound 1230 "8:00 News Weather 8:13 Frank Gobs" 8:30 Sounu 12:i0 : 45 Sound 1230 Sign On Wake Up WkeUp To JVlusic Wake Up'to Music Wake Up lo Musi imrai Jtf porier 'First News 9 00 News-Pets-Baby 0:13 Breakfast Club 0 30 Breakfast Club 0:4" Brcjik.ai.tC.ub" Wake Up to Music Weather News Local News JIVea t h er News Nws"EIIIi Ellis In Wonderland Emphasis Kiln Ellii in Wonderland News Swap 81 Sell Listen Emphasis Listen Friendship Circle Sign on, Paul Walker Waiker-Newi Paul Walker Hank Weaver News ""Hemingway News Walker-News Paul Walker Walker-News "Cliff Engle News Walker-News Jim Ochs Ochs-News Jim Ochs STAR GAZEIC v Br CLAY R. 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U A sept, a: '70 75-7' JJ Vour Daily Activity Guide To develop rrwssoge for Thursday, reod words corresponding to numbers of your Zod'OC btrrh sign. 1 Tm 3 Keep 4 Too 5 Sotkkig 6 Mv 7iwHe 31 Should 32 Pooeri 33 T 3JO 3bVtn 3A Eov 37 Move 8 wonettM 3 wh.'h 9 Tend lOUodcr It A 12 Allow l3For 15At . 16 Youf 17Aiong 18 It 1 9 Good 20 In 21 Cck 22 To 23 Deoitun 24 Jor 25 Wrons 26 Newt 77 Or 28 Sloy 29 Any 30 Ac 09 Vfrd-m 40 Ai Winter 4) A'fcct 47 Tn 43 Hld 44 TK 4A Your 47 0' 41 Come 49Avo. 50 In 51 Ow . 52 Tn 53 wndltuti 83 Th 54 Coukd 5ft New ' 57 Lin 58 Look 59 R 60 To 7, iA I oct. a wr icowio I S2S NM'rg NOV M 15.17-56.57at 67 T9 lAGITTAKUi 70Chrfully t f,-J ?1 .29-32.38 72 D-wroo-nf S.4V6? 73Prix-;e 74 Fovor CAFttcoeM 75 To " 0 23 fif. 7HErwmy l7-16-40-47a 71 t, 45-539 B0 P'omr 14.19J6-31T. 48.76.80-81 WAS Jl 4. 7.2fM4f-iS-66-74 Hi But 85 Background 87 BMff 89 Yrxjr 90 AdvfmtoQt 41 eiitral MAIL TRIBUNE, Medferel, Or. I Wadneidiy, April 1960 10:00 News, Trading Post Emphasis Listen 10:13 Sound 1230 Listen 10:30 Young Or Malone Standard School 10:45 ,M. Pcrkini- Standard School 11:00 Newis-Whisp Sis. News Hear 11:13 Couple Next Door Hear 11:30 Helen Trent- Emphasis Hear 1!:43- -Pat Buirram Hear 12:00 Paul Hnrvey 13:13 News-Wettther 12:.l0 i;ary Moore 1243 -Crohby Cloone.V "l ;6b News-God t rey ' J 13 Arthur CJodtrey l:3n Arthui Codfrey" 1 :4fl Arthur Godfrey 2:00 Ncw8IIotisfparty 3:13- -Housepflrly" 3:30 Del Courtney 3:4ft Masters Golf Tournc 3:00 Del Courtney 3:15 Del Courincy 3 30 Traffic Jam 3 43 Traf fi Jain 4:00 traf fic Jam 4:13 Traffic Jam 41- -Traffic Jam 4:45 Traffic Jam News Weather-Market Feature Section New In Pink & Blue News House Party KMED Houxe Parly Emphasis Party Lfni K M B Dl 1 o u e Party News Hear , Hear Emphasis Hear ,Iear Ochs-News Jim Ochs Ochs-News Jim Ochs Telo-Test Jim Ochs Ochs-News Jim Ochs Ochs-News Paul Walker Walker-Newsi "Paul Walker Comprehensive News Walker. Mkt. Report Walker-News Paul Walker Walker-News Paul Walker Walker-News Paul Walker The Medical Roundup by Cmerltos Consultant Id M'.yo CUr.le Emeritus Professur of Mayo CllAte AleiHelnt. Medietas). News Hear Emphasis Hcnr News Hear Hear Hear Emphasis Hear Hear Hear 5:00 Thomas-Sports 1 5:15 Sound 1230 5:30 Tom Harmon" 3:45 Frank Goss News Road Show Tload Show Wx-Lcl. News-Sports Orval Anderson Walker-New Clem Stein Stein-News Clem Stein Stcln-News Clem Stein Stein-News Clem Stein Stein-News Cli-m Stein Stein-News "Cfcm Stein Stein-News Moods In Listening vens-roews 8:00 NWK Nuri ninn. M.... tJ j-T'u."- f 15 Sound 1230 Dinner Music Ochs-Newa . 3:50 Story Hour Man On The Co Jim Ochs 6:45 Sound 1230 News Of The World Ochs-Newa TOO -News-Amos-Andy News Dinner Music Jim Ochs i'ln &mo J? AEd?Va .Dinner Music Ochs-Newa 7:30 News-GriHith Bit A Image America Jim Ochs 7.4a Boh 6c Ray Image America Ochs-News Haari Block An occasional person writes wanting to know what heart block means why he has it, and what it is like ly to do to him. "Bundle branch'1 blocks are c o m m o nly found when a person has a routine electrocardiogram made. Usual 3:00 World Tonight 3:13 Sound 1230 8:30 Sound 1230 3:43 Sound 1230 Image America Image America Image America JmKe America' NcwsGo Show" Co Show Hi-Fi Cluh HI-Ft Club Stein Countdown Countdown-News Stein Countdown Counldown-News Stein Countdown Countdown-News Stein Countdown Countdown-News Stein Countdown " 0:00 News-Sound 1230 3:13 Sound 1230 fl.30 Sound 1230 fi:45 Sound 1230 To-.OO Richfield Reoorter Hi-Fi Chih :15 Sound 1230 Frost Reoort-Ntteheat CnuniriAwnVMli?. 5!3 s-n.w. nam irnfirnTi ABC NBC MBS 2 00 Sounrf of Sfrrno 00 Goiprl MlsBion Report 00 Vctpert 6:10 Dinner Mullf 7 00Siitn o Thurtdjiy: i :00 Sign-on. Weather 6 30 Holman and tha Nawi TOO Weathar 7:30 Newi 00 Weather. Muate 30 News. Slock Market 10:00 Bargain Roundup KBOy AM 730 kc DR. ALVAKUZ ly, the person has no symp toms from such a block, and mere :s no treatment neces sary. The defect is not likely to do him harm. In the normal heart, the beat or contraction starts in a "node" in the upper part of one of the auricles (upper chambers) of the heart, near where the great veins come in. From this node, a wnve of contraction shoots rapidly along a pathway of special tis sue called the hundle of His. When a branch leading oft from this "bundle" to the heart muscle is injured or de stroyed, perhaps by the plug- ging-up ol a little artery, the person has a "bundle-branch block." in some cases, the main bundle will be Injured in such a way that the contraction takes an abnormaly long time 10:30 Clemen'l-Tfma 11:30 Recordn With Ron 12:0(1 Ranch Time 12:13 Karin Market 12 3(1 Slock Market 12:.l.i Ranch-Time :30 N'ewi. Ranch Tlmi. 2:00 Sound of Stereo :00 Gospel Million Report 03 Vesperi 6-tn Dinnrr Muaifl 7:00 Sign Oil from a place down your way that is called a Clinc or In stitute or special hospital. They advertise that they cure certain diseases, such as arth ritis, and they say they can cure a bad prostate gland, or big piles, or varicose veins with medicine and not with an operation. All I can say is that every so often I see people who tell me they went to such a place, and either felt they had been swindled out of much money or had been fortunate enough to get away before they were robbed. One man said he had been told he must immediate ly have a $400 operation for cancer of his rectum. Because he recognized in time a brand of high pressure salesmanship, he left and came to see me. When I look ed in with a lighted tube and saw a perfectly normal rec tum, I sent him to two able rectal specialists who each agreed with me that there was nothing wrong. As I must keep saying In this column, any man who keeps sending out thousands of brochures advertising nig supposed ability to cure cer tain diseases for which no one yet has a Rood drug treatment, is not a physician. He may be hiring, as a 'front," a few men with some sort of med ical degree men who will make it look as if he were the time sucking tha juice from the plant. On plants where the infes tation is extreme, the little domes are so numerous that they completely cover the bark. Ordinary sprays are in effectual because of the waxy shell that covers the little bug, and protects him. In fact, it is exceedingly difficult to re move them unless one gets a finger nail under the edge of the shell and prys upward. Here is where our greatest benefactor among the insects gets in his best licks; the little spotted lady-bug, or lady-bird beetle, who walks slowly along the plant stems sucking from each little scale insect its lifeblood. These are the same beetles that saved the California orange crop on several differ- ent occasions. If you see some of these little beetles on your plants, leave them alone, they are carrying the ball and they are playing on your team. (Released by The Register and Tribune Syndicate, 1960) Strange As It Seems FM Jazz Concert Scheduled Friday Residents of the Medford Ashland area are invited to Southern Oregon college, Fri day, April 8, to hear a broad cast of an FM jazz concert over radio station KBOY, Medford. Don's Radio and Television shop, Ashland, is providing a large FM radio set to be placed in the Britt Student center lounge for those with out FM sets in their homes. The programs will begin at 9 p.m. The hour and a half show will feature two long-playing records cut by students of the College of San Mateo dance band during a live concert in 1956. Narrator is Ben Kilpak, director of the Del Norte county juvenile hall and gen eral extension division in structor in this area. Four of the compositions played by the 22-piece band are original, written by the boys themselves. Their direct or is Bud Young, former ar ranger for NBC. He and the performers arranged most of the pieces, however some are arrangements by Stan Ken ton, George Shearing, Pete Rugalo, and Neal Heafty. By EIVI HIX I BRIGHT RED yOLKS 1 ofoav i vmmtumw-mi SUBMERGED IN WATER- A lllett TV WITH A BREATHER Hc, I I AND EXHAUST PlPC ' if fp 1 mm ! CROSSWORD PUZZLE l-Ui Antwtr U VtitaHiv Vhntt) I MAUFORNIA'5 GIANT REDWOODS ORieiMALLV GREW IW THE ARCTIC TMy MIGRATED THOUSANDS 0? MILES 50UTH TO FIWD A WARMER CLIMATE,,,, across 1-Posse utd t-Brasilian estuary I-Stnke- breaksr 12- Lxist 13- OM Uresk athlstte contest 14- Ku roucui l-'i-Knock 16-Workbas lifCoJii-erninf 2t)-Build 2l-Metal strand M-Narrates 2i-rilLira 27-Pigeoo Da SS-Taka unlawfully I!-Looked at condescend Ingly IJ-Oity m Switzerland 15- Condu(jted J i -Ol.sc lire 38-ApporUona -Patha U-Sallori (colloq.) 42-Diiharg a gun 4S-BeU linen 47 -Contracted 40-Mountain In Crete 62-Toward the sheltered side S3-Want &4. Contend I fiS-Oirl's ' nickname Sti-irl's nam El-Printer's measure (pi.) DOWN 1- Chapcau 2 - .Macaw 3- ;one 4- Peel 5- rtenresenta live (.-Decayed T-Pit t hern blackbird Urita en HpAcies of Kale 10Flsh sauce ll-Chuiueu lT.HavInc tiny com partment 11- Approach 21 - Parapet 22- Arrow poison 24- Fall behind 26- Sober 25- Comparatlva 29 -Above 3o.Kdll.le fish 12- Noise 34-Memorandum 27- 1 hsarranged 39-. Mine vein 4D.i,ioss 42-Command to rat t xt a l sop at ips a.Itea.chned c n t r j t e & i 5 a R Aj L I R CREDOS Q I 1 k I R A- ? C3 THE M AL B.EAM P . A E 7 E S A f E B-AlSiEVElDOT 5al t a 5Iu aIle P L A N fM50 WE L 5 43 - Pit 44- Number (pi.) 46-Colteclio5 of Icelandlo ones 41 -Compass point ftn-obsi-ure) 61-Roman broine ' l2 la t4 1' r 7 m 9 10 i u m id i7 III"!53"! 2i 26 58 27 28 29 30 31 32 33"34 " IF- 37 1 55" m ni n 1 48 49 5051 KBOY FM 9S.3 me 2 On Sound of Stro fl On Gospel Mlsaion Report nsVe)eri g:M Dinner Mtmie on The Jart Scent fl :00 Concert 10:00 Show Alhum !5 2I-i"-FI vnlia IJOO Sim-oil Thuridav: :0O Slan-on. Phil Holman fl.30 Nrwi 7:00 Weather 1 30 News 00 Wealhrr, Pnpi 10:00 Bargain Roundup 1 1 30 Records With Ron 12:00 Hi-Fi Vanetiea 12 30 stock Market 12 3S Hi-KI Vanetiea 1:30 News. Hi-FI Variellea 2:00 Sound of Stereo fl:oo Gospel Miaaion Report fl.OS Vespers (1:10 Dinner Musle B OO The Ja Scene n 00 Concert 10:00 Show Alhum !;Sf?'-F' viea 12:00 Sun-off KDOV 1300 KC ' O0Sisn Oft wrnNr.nAY 4, 23 School Bell A 00 Sien On 1 "J wlher Report 30 Aviation Weather Report 11 -M Portals of Praver 12 00 Market Report 2 23 Trader Horn 3:00 Dixieland .Ian 3:23 Meehnr NoUcea 4 23 School Bell i. 1J-i,v'"Von w""'h" Report J '3 Weather Report 7 00 Sign Off to set from the auricles to the ventricles. If the condition running a Clinic, but actually Keis wuise, evury suiuua or third beat fails to get through from the auricles above to the ventricles below. In the worst cases, the block is so complete that the ventricles have to beat on their own. Then the person may have a heart-beat of perhaps 45 per minute. In rare cases, when occasionally the ventricle fails to beat, the person wil suffer a brief spell of unconsciousness due to an interruption in the flow of blood to his brain. This is called the Adams-Stokes syn drome. Keep Away from 'Institutes' I get many letters from Canadians and others who say, "I just got a 'come-on' folder he will be tha brains of the outfit, and he will be the one who is clever at frightening people into parting with sev eral hundred dollars each. A lad who had always been nerv ous told me how, when he went to one of these so-called clinics, the crook in charge immediately asked, "Have you any relative with money? When the lad told of his wealthy uncle, the crook call ed long-distance; told the un cle the lad had a cancer that must be operated on im mediately, and got him to telegraph $500. The boy had no cancer, and the " opera tion" was a useless tying of his spermatic cordsl tk .TELEVISION PROGRAMS .ir,d vi'r'i- Sthdul '" KBES-TV (Channel 5) WKD.NfcSDAY 00 Bnshler Day 4 IS Secret Storm 4 30 Edge of Nisht 00 Uncle Bill's Cartoons 8.30 Woody Woodperker 8.00. -TV Weatherman 8.03 Ncwa 8:1.3 -Douclas Edwards 8:30 Sart. Picslon 700 Meet MrGraw t :30 Be Our Guest 8 30 Men Into Space 00 Tha Millionaire 30 I've Cot a serial 10 0O u s Sleel Hour lt:00 News 11 OS Rawhide 12:08 Sun Olf THURSDAY 10:001 Love Lucv 10:30 December Brlda ll:U0 l.uve ol un it. '30 Search for Tomorrow 11:43 GuldliK Light 12.-0O Restless Gun 12:30 Love That Bub 1.D0 About Faces 1 :30 Aa The World Turna t oo Far Better or Worst 2. 30 -Housi Parly 3:0O The Millionaire 3:30 Verdict la Yours 4:00 nrlihler Day 4:1 V Secret Storm 4 30 EdfC or Night 8 0 Uncle Rill's Cartoont 8. IS Political .tv::: n.iy Hoiera el 30 TV Weatherman I'J News . :lfl THjufllae Kdwarde 8:30 Award Theatr i : ju . nnnonnall 7:30 Stale Trooper 1:00 Bellv Mutton ::'0 Advcntura Tomorrow :30 Markham 10:00 Rflvlon Ravut 1 1 on News nScts',Tnno.f"1!rn',r',rd KOTI-TV (Channel 2) IVKn.NKSUAV 8 00 American Bandstand 5:30 Superman 5 no News 6.10 Weather 6 15 Douglas Edwardl 8 30 Cahforniana 7 00 Boxing 7 .'ill Sporlsmrn iin t.'hailie Weaver B ;lllMr Inlo Spare 0 on llHwanan Ka finn-us Sleel Hour 11 lioNrws 11 03 Sign Off Til I RsriAT 11 23 Cartoona 11.30 Search for Tomorrow 11 13 Guiding Light 12 OO Restless Gun 12 30 Love That Bob 1 00 About races 1 30 As the World Turns 2 00 Day In Court 2 30 Gale Slorm I no Real tha Clock 3.30 Who Do Vou Trust 4 00 Barkvard Gardener 4 13 American Handstand 4 .in F.dge ol Nnht 3 no American Bandstand 3 ,'ln Roy Rogers mi News 10 Weather fl 13 Douglaa Muarde 8 -"o Award Tneatar 7 00 TRA 7 :i( Gale Slorm 8 on Meet MrGraw fl 30 Adventure Tomorrow n no Pat Bonne 30 stata Trooper in nn Mike Hammer 1? 22 Good Loot II nn Nfa 11.03 Sign Oft R55 Small Worlds WM Around Us fWU By lynn M. Wtkin B Kind To The Lady-Bug-Sha Feeds on Scale Insects There are literally millions of bugs we never see, and many of them don't even faintly resemble insects, ei ther in appearance or actions. Such are the "scale Insects" of which you probably hove a goodly number in your own shrubs or trees, for they are everywhere. They are colled "scale In sects'' because they look more like (lakes ol stale than they dn anything else, least of all like living, breathing, sucking DUES. Take for example the "oyster-scale." These little pesls resemble, both in color and general outline, the shell of the bivalve which lives in the sea. But they are very small, only about one twenty-fifth of an inch in length. The "cottony-scale" is another com mon one: looks like tiny ttitls io( cotton, scattered over the plant stem. The "snow-scale" looks much the same, only smaller if anything. These are found plentifully, at times, on hibiscus bushes. The San Jose stale has caused millions of dollars of damage to fruit trees, and is j considered the most destrue-1 live of any of the scale Insects. I Laws of many states now in- j list that - imported nursery stock, crossing their border, must be fumigated. To the same family, and also one of the really bad ac tors of the larger and hard to combat group are the "mealy bugs." They too are disgust ingly small and bothersome. On an intcctcd plant they look like flakes of powdered sugar; under a glass they look soft and velvety. - These little . fellows are sometimes captured and herd ed together by ants as a source of "honey-dew." The ant tickles the little mealy bug with its antennae and a drop of sweet fluid exudes from the body which is greed ily lapped up by the ant. The scale insects look great ly different under magnifica tion. 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