Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, May 31, 1960, Image 10

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Newspaper Page Texto C. 0 O o RADIO PROGRAMS TUISDAY Tni(rrtf UOrd below are received from the r4t (Utloni tnd the MaI) jj Tribune itfumei no reiponsibilUy except lo make chaniei are lupplit-d KYJC 1230 kc KMED 1440 kc KWIN 1400 ke 4 00 Thomas-Sport Time News Ho: 4:13 Sound 1230 Evrfie Goring 4:3 Tom Harmon Lcl. Newi-Road Show 4:45-Gofs-vSound 1230 Road Show 5:00 CBS News Sound i:News-Road Show 5:15 Sound 1230 Road ShovT & 30 Story Hour Wealhef-Local Newg 5.45 Sound 12M Oryal Anderson "g-flo Background A&A News CJnner Music 6 Comedv Hour Morgan Beatty C :5 Bob & Ray Alex Drier' 7:00 World Tonight News Muiic 7:15--Sound 1230 Dinner Mime 7:30 Sound 1230 Dinner Music 7:45 Sound 1230 Dinnur Music 1)00 Local News Sound Frost Report-Swing 8.15 Sound 1230 Swingshift a 30 Sound 1230 SwlnKshlft M5 Sound 1230 Teen Town 9:00- -Local News Sound News'-CJo 9:15 Sound 123d The Go Show 0:30 Sound 1230 9:45 Sound 1230 10:00 Richfield Reporter 10:15 Sound 12:10 10:30 Sound 1230 10:45 Sound 1230 Newi 11:00 Sign Off HIS 1130 Hi-Fi Club Hi-Fi Ciub Hi-Fi Club Hi-Fi Club Nightheat Nitjhlbcat m NVus'-Nitrhtbeat KiKhtty at RADIO PROGRAMS 8S0 3 45 SiRnOn-WokcUp Wake Up ToMusic 6 00 Local News Sound Wake Up To Music 15 Sound 1230 Music-Rural Report t 30 Frank Goss Music-Fikh lUport 45 Sound 1230 Firbt News Roundup "? 00 World News R'ndup. Frank Heminnway" 1:15 Sound 1230 WtNillH-r Nuws' 7:30 Sports Show Roue Valley News 7:45Sound 1230 Weuther & Newt Voo News. WthrTSound Newa'-Msten I 15 Breakfast Club Listen Show 9 jOBreakfast Club Cliff Engle News $.43 Breakiast Club Listen Show 9 :00 Newi. Scoreboard 0:15 Trt-duit Post SO Young Dr. Malon 9 43 Ma Pc-rkina 10 00 News. Whispering jfl:13 Couple Next Door in 3n RifhurilN-TrCfit' 10 45 Pat Buttram Listen "jl:00 News'-1230 News Listen 11:15 Sound 1230 Listen 1130 Garrv Wooi-a Lcl. News-Listen il;43Crosby-CJoonr Tello-Tesl jj (K)Paul Hnrvey Nnt'l & N.W News 12 13 Rogue News, Wthr. Weather Market 13 30 Sound 1230 Feature Section J3 45 Sound 1230 New in Pink & Blue "l :00 News Godfrey Ncws-House Party J :1 5 Arthur Godfrey House Party i n Arthur Gnrifrtv Lcl. News-Pnrty Line 1 .45 Arthur Godfrey Emphasi4 3 00 News Houseparty News Hear Baseball 3 15 Houseparty Hear Baseball 3 30 Zsa 7,s Courtney Lcl. 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Hnlman Wrather on the Hour, on the Half Hour. Pop Varieties JO Stork Market ft News B.0U Special News-Weather Show. News Muaic KDOV It rSDAY 4 95 School Bell 4 45 Aviation Weather Report 5 45 Wenlhi r Report t SO Sign Off VIIINE1II.1 Y f .00 Si(:n On 0-80 Farm rteport f:0 Weather Report 30 Aviation Weather Report TELEVISION The foflanriM TV broad cart tea far the Mail Triewsw's readers sari tinted as aravteMd by the TV stshent ana Hta Mail TriMa saunas accept retaeauaiHry far arrori or IfBCC TW rLM J R ULJ I V MWSSIIWI Tuetday 4:on Haritain Shonper 4 15 Ann. ml tltc Hume 4:30 Uncle Hill's Cm toons 5 00 Higher EMurnllon nd You 5 30 Uwit k Draw Mrl.ruw 6 no TV Weatherman (l News 61ft Ih'iig Cdwnrds 6 3d Rvnve Stallion 7 uu Itonm-t O Kccfe ? 30 Dobie l.illii I (Ml Tiglurnpo 30 R'-ri Skeltnn 9.00 (.iUT MiHirp 10 OO Tour Juit Men 10 30 News 10 3 TBA 1 1 wi Hour of Mysteries la ou Sgn Oil Wedimdav i m i Love Lucy l):;jrj Dcri'inhrr Bride 10:00 Love of Life 10:30 Seiirrh for Tomorrow ltj:4S C.utdtnu Lljiht llOHestlrssCun 11 :30 Love Thnt Hob 12:00 About Knees U 30 As the World Turns 1,00 For Better or Worse ifli) Home Party (Ml The Millionfllre 3 30 Verdict In Yours 9 ijO BriRhler Dny t Hei-ret Storm 3 3d Cilge of Night 4 DO Jeffs Collie 4 30 Unci Bill s Cartoons 5 00 Country Style t'SA 5. IS TV Question Box 5 -30 Woodv Woodpecker 6 00 Your TV Weathern.au fl 05 News 6 19 Doug Edwards Jiv tjRt Preston 7 DO Meet MeGraw 1 30 Men Into Space 00 The MilltonHlre A. 30 I've Got a Secret :f)0 JM. Steel Hour 10.00 Snren League Boot Clem Stein News Ctem Stein Clem Stein News t "Clem Stein Clem Stein Newi Moods in Listening Larry Hoover News Larry Hoover Lrti:i er-Xe- Larry Hoover Larry Hoover News Larry Hoover Larry Hoover News Larry Hoover Larry Hoover News "stein Countdown Countdown News gtein Countdown Countdown News ""Stein Countdown Frost Countdown Stein Countdown Countdown News ""Stein Countdown Frost Countdown Stem Countdown Frost News Show Devotion Sign Off - Final News WEDNESDAY Sign On Cliff Scheel Cliff Scheel News Cliff Scheel RFD 1400 RFD 1400 RKD 1 400 Cliff Scheel Cliff Scheel Cliff SrtlPel Hank IVuk News Larry Hoover Larry Hoover News News Swap and Sell Larry Hoover Listen Larry Hoover Lcl. 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HI-FI VarlatiM 2:0o Sound ot Stereo R 311 Sports Results 5 3R Sound of Stereo fl 00 Cnspel Mission port S:tl.1 Vespers 0:111 Dinner Music A t)l) Jar.7. Seen 0:011 Concert 10:00 Show Album 10:M1 Sports Kinal 1 1 :tlll OrKsn 11:30 Vnrietlea I 12:00 Sifn-Off 1300 kc :2.1 Trader Horn 1 1 :55 Portals of Praytr 12:00 Market Report 11:25 Trader Horn 3 00 Dixieland Jars 3:25 Medina Notice 4 25 School Bell 4:45 Aviation Wcathar Report 5:43 Weather Report 7:30 Sign Oil PROGRAMS ii arint' ss a frao nMi tat visa TV viawan, Scbia( chaaaas a amiiiians. Ui :iU News 10 43 Dan Stnnot 1 1 00 Rawhide 12 :00 Sign Oil KOTI-TV (Channel 2) TUffttay 4 :00 American Bandstand 4:30 TBA 3 00 Unci Fill 9:30 Quick Draw McGraw 6 :0O Nc a ti 10 Weather It 13 Doug EdWHTdS fi :io Rescue 8 7 00 Dennli O K,( 7 30 Uobla Glllla 8 ot) TiKhtrop 8 30 t. oil 43 9.011 Cnlilorniant II 30 Jubilee USA 10 no Four Just Men 10 30 News 10 35 Red Skelton 11 05 Ed Sullivan IVriliifstlsv lu 15 tnrtoolm 111 .1(1 Sr-nreh (or Tnmorrow II) 45 CulilllK I.iBht 11 (HI HcHtlrss (lull 1 1 30 Li.vr That llob W (H Ahoul Fncps 12 .10 As the World Turns i uo uny in l ourt 1 30 (llr Storm 2.on Health l-lix-k 2 311 Who Do You Trust 3 AO Brighter llav 3 1.5 Secret Storm 3 30 F.dKC of Nlfht 4 ml Amerlrnn llanrintand 4 30 Chaplain's Corner 4 35 Ore-Cnl Panorama 3 30 Woojy Woodpecker (I till Fights 6 50 Sportsman 7.00-Nrws 7 10 Weather 7 13 TV Question Box 7 30 Men Into Spurt 9 00 I! S Steel Hour 10 :00 Seven Leagu Bcxta STAR fly CLAY K. M Vour Ooiy MWily Guidt M " According to Iht Stan. 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K1 8-26-3441 OtMMI O MAY S2 to CANCII JUNE 23 I JULY 23 917-25-491 77-76-MM uo JULYa4 AUG 23 ll-27.J9.5a 63-71-76 VI. GO AUG- Jl :f. SEPT. 22I 0,14-14-1928 5V 45-456 Tho Medical o by Th Grandmother Who Is Worrisd About A Grandchild I get many letters from un happy grandmothers who are much worried because they fiwif feel that their grandchildren are not receiv good food or good training or good medi cal cai e. Per il a p s grand mother sees the children vj each evening Dr. Alvmres watching on television one murder or near hanging or knock - down sa loon brawl after another. She wonders why her daughter is going to such effort to teach her children how to murder people and how to become callous to scenes of murder, Or, grandmother sees a child with flaring ears, or a squinting eye, or a bad birth mark or a receding chin, or she sees that her grandson is becoming psychotic because his testicles haven't come down, and his swimming mates are jeering at him. She wonders why her daughter does not get the defect oper ated on quickly, before the child's temperament is badly injured. She wonders if would write her daughter and tell her t what she surely snould be doing. I sympathize deeply with these wise grandmothers, and I wish I could help them, but I am sure I had better not start anything," and I sus pect that grandmother had better not fuss too much. If the daughter or son cannot take a quiet and tactful sug gestion, more talk probably will only anger them. If I were the grandmother and had a little money put by, I might offer to pay for the fit? Story Revived of Amelia Earhart's Death on San Maleo, Calif. - IUPI1-A woman who formerly lived on Saipan Island hns revived the story that Amelia Earhart might have been executed by Japanese soldiers. The San Mateo Times said in a copyright story last week, that Mrs. Josephine Blanco Akiyama, who now lives in San Mateo, told of a plane that landed on Saipan at the approximate time of the fa mous aviatrix' disappearance on July 2, 1937. Mrs. Akiyama, who was 11 at the time, said she saw the woman pilot from a distance of about 10(1 feet and that her appearance was that of Miss Earhart. Miss Earhart and her navi gator, Frederick N o o n a n, were en route from Lae, New Guinea, to Howland Island on a round the world flight. Would B Off Count If they landed at Saipan they would hve been aprox imately 3,000 miles from their Howland destination and some 45 degrees off course. 4-H NEWS Marrv Mixwrt The next meetinj of the Merry Mixers 4-H Cooking club will be hlld tt f.lin Liv ingston's home June (. The My meeting of the club was held at Linda Wil son's home Saturday, May 21. The group discussed the next meeting and the swimming or skating party. Elin Livingston, Reporter. 10- 30 News 1.0 :4&-Dan Smoot 11 - Ori Rawhide 12.00 Sign Of! GAZEK! rULLAN' UUA OCT. 23 Likl. bo-32-40-5Td siga scoeno OCT. 24 tKN. 23 1AG1TT AIIUS NOV. 23 (4 DEC 22 2- 5-22-35A: 150-52-66 VS DEC 21 Z N. 20 YS 7. B-&yM 481-86 MCfS MAR.2I 4-21-30-44tf 17-62-74 A Roundup Emeritus Consulunt In Medicine.. Me.yo Clinle Emeritus professor of Medicine) Mayo Cllnle necessary operation. Certain ly, it then would be a very stupid or mulish or wrong- headed daughter who would refuse the tremendously im portant gift to her child. Usually, in the cases in which parents have no money for a much-needed cosmetic opera tion on their chid, a kindly plastic surgeon can soon be found who will do the work for nothing. Chronic Prostatitis Men want to know what to ; do about a chronic inflamma-1 tion of the prostate gland. The first thing the man needs do is to consult a physician who will express some secre tion from the gland, look at it undw a microscope, and see if there are many pus cells present. Then he must decide if the pus cells in the secre tion are producing any symp toms, or are causing the dis comfort the person is com plainjng ahput. U&ially , there is little sense in spending much time and money treat ing a disease that the man either han't got, or which is not bothering him, or is not going It) turn Into anything. Most men with a mild pros tatitis do not feel anything, but a few feel distress dtsp in their cpelvis under their urinary bladder. Some men worry about a drop of gummy secretion which they find each morning at the outlet of the urethra (tube that carries urine out of the bladder.) The treatment for prostati tis consists usually of massag ing the prostate and express ing the secretion. This is done with a finger inerted in the rectum. The doctor examines the secretion under a micro scope, and when it contains only a few pus cells, he will pronounce his patient cured. Saipan Noonan was regarded as one of the world's best navigators. Messages received from Miss Earhart by the Coast Guard cutter, Itasca, station ed at Howland, indicated she and Noonan believed they were over or near Howland but were unable to sight It because of (he weather and light conditions. Authorities generally assumed they ran out of fuel and went down in the ocean. There have been previous rumors that they landed in the Marshall Islands and were seized by the Japanese. The Japanese government formal ly denied the reports. Landed on Beach Miss Akiyama said she was riding her bicycle to take lunch to her brother-in-law, who worked at a Japanese military base on Saipan, when she saw a two-engined plane coming in low over the wa ter, its engines sputtering. She said it landed on a beach. She said that when she ar rived at the military area she saw a large crowd of excited workmen and soldiers gather ed around the two fliers, one of them a woman. About SO minutes later, she said, 'the two were taken away in an automobile. She said she never saw them again but overheard, a military policeman who visit ed her neighborhood say that the woman had been shot. She said she heard the same story later from others on the is land. Persons who subscribe to such a version of Miss Ear hart's disappearance believe she was executed because she and Noonan saw secret mili tary base In preparation for World war n. MAIL TRIBUNE, Midford, Or. TDMafay, May 31, 1960 Portlander, 82, Beaten, Robbed Portland 0JPD Police today investigated the beating of an 82-year-old man here after he was attacxed ana robbed of about $5 Sunday night. The victim was Niclwlas Anderson. He was rushed to Portland Sanitarium with se vere head laceration and bruises which police said were inflicted with a heavy, blunt instrument. He was found by neighbors MAnday morning after they became concerned because his shades were drawn. They en tered the back door of the man's small apartment and found him lying on his blood stained bed. Anderson told officers he was awakened Sunday night by a man who started beating him over the head. Hospital attendants said his condition was serious. TELEVISION Radio & Small Applianco REPAIR Work Guaranteed CALL SP 3-6241 TROWBRIDGE & FLYNN 214 West Main W Will Match Your Down Payment Dollar for Dollar on Any DIAMOND RHG SAVE UP TO ONE-HALF 10 teLevIsEion z! -I 126 E. Kne Street PPX . JL J. 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