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4:30 Tom Harmon' Demo Convention
4:45 Frank Goal Demo Convention
8:00 News Sound 1230 Newt Road Show
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6:45 In Peraon Demo Convention
7 :00 World Tonight Demo Convention
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News Go Show
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10:00 Newi-Sound 1230
10:13 Sound 1230
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10:45 Sound Headllnea
11:00 Sign Off
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11:30
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Hi-Fi Club
New Nlghtbeat
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5:30
8:45
60 Sound 1230
8:15 Sound 1230
6:30 Frank Goss"
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Sign On-Wake Up
Wake Up To Music
7:00 World Newa"
7:15 Sound 1230
7:30 Sports Show
t7:45 Sound 1230
"8.O0 News 'Weather
8:15 Sound 1230
8:30 Sound 1230
8:45 Sound 1230
8:00 News Pet BabjNewa Bkfst. Club
9:15 Trading Post Breakfast Club"
9:30 Richards-Couple Breakfast Club
:48 Rt.toHapplneii-Trio Breakfast Club
10:00 News, Whispering News" Listen Show
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10:30 Young Dr. Malone Listen
10:43 2nd Mrs. Burton" Emphasis Listen
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Music-Rural Rept, Larry Hoover-News
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News'-Listen Larry Hoover
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Cliff Scheel
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Larry Hoover
Larry Hoover
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1130 Garry Moore"
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2:30 Best Seller" , Local News-Hear Baseball
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430 Tom Harmon"
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6:15 Amos n Andy-Trio" Demo Convention
630 Richards-Person" Demo Convention
6:45 In Person Demo Convention
7 100 World Tonight"
7:13 Sound 1230
730 Sound 1230
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Baseball
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Baseball
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8:15 Sound 1230 Swingshift
830 Sound 1230 Swingshift
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Cliff Scheel
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9:00 News Sound 1330 News" Go Show
9:15 Sound 1230 Go Show
930 Sound 1230 ' Hi-Fi dub
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Monday
2:00 Sound of Stereo
5:30 Sporti Results
B 5 Sound of Stereo
6:00 Gospel Mission Report
6:05 Vespers
6:10 Dinner Music
7:45 Sign Off
Tuesday
5:30 StgnOn-News
5 .33 Country Western
6:00 Hounan Show. News on Half
Hours. Weather on Hours.
830 News-Stock Quotes
B:0O Special Newscast-Weather
10:00 Bargain Roundup
10:15 Clemens-Time
1130 Records With Ron
12:00 Sports Outlook
12:05 Ranch Time
12:15 Farm Market
12:30 Stock Market
12 35 Ranch Time
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5:30 Sports Results
535 Sound of Stereo
6:00 Gospel Mission Report
6:05 Vespers
6:10 Dinner Music
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Monday
2:00 Sound of Stereo
530 Sports Results
535 Sound of Stereo
6:00 Gospel Mission Report
6:05 Vespers
6:10 Dinner Music
8:00 Jazz Scene
9:00 Concert
10:00 Show Album
10:50 Sports Final
110 Varieties
1 1 :55 Tomorrow's Headlines '
12:00 Sign-Off
. Tuesday
6:00 Sign On. Holman. Weather
on the Hour. News on Half
Hour.
8:30 News, Stock Quotes
9:00 Special News-Weathercast
10:00 Bargain Roundup
10:15 Clemen's-time
1130 Records With Ron
12:00 Sports Outlook
12:05 Hi-Fi Varieties
1230 Stock Market
1235 Hi-Fi Varieties
130 News. Hi-Fi Varieties
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6:05 Vespers
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MONDAY
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7:05 Weatiier Report
830 Aviation Weather Report
9:25 Trader Horn
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2:25 Trader Horn
3:00 Dixieland Jazz
325 Meeting Notices
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KBES-TV (Channel 5)
Monday: ' ,
4:00 Faith for Today
430 Uncle Bill's Cartoons
5:00 Tales of Vikings
5:30 Film Folio
6:00 TV Weatherman
6:05 News
6:15 Doug Edwards
6:30 Kate Smith
7:00 The Texan
7:30 Father Knows Best
8 :00 Danny Thomas
8:30 Ann Sothern
0 :00 Hennessey
0:30 June Allyson
30:00 Big Picture
30:30 News
30:45 Dateline Statehouse
11:00 Sign Off
Tuesday:
9:00 I Love Lucy
9:30 Clear Horizon
30:00 Love of Life
10:30 Search for Tomorrow
10:45 Guiding Light
31:00 Restless Gun
3 1 30 Love That Bob
32:00 About Faces
12:30 As the World Turns
1.-00 Full Circle
1 :30 House Party
2:00 The Millionaire
230 Verdict Is Yours
3:00 Brighter Day
3:15 Secret Storm
3:30 Edge of Night
4:00 Bargain Shopper
4:16 Your Social Security
4:30 Uncle Bill's Cartoons
A :00 Education and You
5 30 Quick Draw McGraw
fi 00 TV Weatherman
6 05 News
(I 10 Doug Edwards
6 30 Bravo Stallion
7 00 Peck's Bad Girl
7 30 Dobte Gillis
ft 00 Tightrope
8 30 Comedy Spot
9 00 -Diagnosis Unknown
10 00 -Four Juit Men
KOTI-TV (Channel 2)
Monday:
4:00 Democratic Convention
7:30 Convention or News-Weather
a:uu uneyenne
9:00 TBA
8:30 Coke Time
9:30 June Allyson
10:00 Hotel De Paree
10:30 Newt
10 as Garry Moore
Tueaday:
10:1S Cartoons
10:30 Search for Tomorrow
10:45 Guiding Llsht
11:00 Restless Gun
11:30 Love that Bob
12:00 About Faces
12 :30 At the World Turnt
1 :00 Day in Court
1:30 Galo Storm
2:00 Boat the Clock
2:30 Who do you Trust
3:00 Brighter Day
3:13 Secret Storm
3:30 Edge of Night
4:00 American Bandstand
4:30 Chaplain's Corner
4:40 Ore Cal Panorama
S:00 Fundorame
5:15 Doug Edwards Be News
8:00 Fights
7:00 News
7:10 TV Weatherman
7:15 TV Question Box
7:30 Men Into Space
8:00 Hawaiian Eye
9:00 U.S. stpul
10:00 Red Skelton
10:30 News
10:45 Dnn Kmnnt
11:00 Rawhide
URGES NATO
MEMBERSHIP
Los Angeles (UPD - John Da
vis, U. S. ambassador to Spain,
today urged the admission of
Spain Into the North Atlantic
Treaty organization (NATO),
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Population Explosion?
Consider the Aphidt
Saying "the population is
exploding" becomes meaning'
less when applied to the
aphids. These little soft-bod
icd creatures accomplish du-
plicatiQn on a scale seldom
attained by any other living
creatures with the exception
of microbes. Aphids are apt
to be found on any plant nui-
terial from the smallest plant
to the largest trees. The name
plant lice gives no indication
of their tremendous prolificacy.
These tiny, green bugs,
about one-thirtieth of an inch
long prefer the tender shoots
of plants or plant stems. Usu
ally the little fellows are lin
ed up tail-to-head in solid
rows, each one drinking sap
from the plant by sucking in
through a sharp beak that
penetrates the plant tissue
As long as the vegetation is
green and living the plant lice
never move or change their
position; spending all their
time drinking sap. This drink
ing, however, does not inter
fere with the production of
young, as baby aphids are be
ing born constantly. The cycle
is so rapid that a baby be
comes a mother and then a
grandmother ill a few hours,
Frail. Harmless
The individual aphid is a
frail, harmless, little, pear-
shaped, almost transparent
bug with a greenish color.
They have bright little eyes,
and two tiny tubes sticking
at a rakish angle from the
rear end of the body. The
beak is nearly as long as the
body, and is folded under the
chin when the aphid is mov
ing to greener pastures. The
legs are hair-like, and used
mostly for holding the little
guy in place. There are at
least 8,000 kinds of aphids in
the world.
The grape vineyards of
France were constantly and
completely killed by heavy in
festations of plant lice at va
rious times. Pliny, the ancient
Roman historian who lived
2,000 years ago, wrote of this
"tiny bug tha-t lived on
plants." Later other scientists
found that ants kept these
tiny plant lice and "milked
them for honey-dew."
Observers saw the ant
stroke the aphid with its an
tennae and drink the tiny
drop of honey-dew that form
ed on the aphid's body. Of
course it was very natural
then to say the "ants were
herding the plant lice to the
tenderest plants in order to
increase the production o f
honey-dew. And, strangely
enough, it actually happens.
The aphids' greatest enemy
is the ladybug beetle. This
little bug with the polka-dot
spots consumes great numbers
of plant lice and has, in many
instances, saved orchards and
vineyards from complete de
struction by aphids.
(Released by The Register and
Tribune Syndicate, 1960)
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The Medical Roundup
by
Emarltua Consultant In Madletn.
Mayo CU&lo
Bmarltua tvutessni uf Madlolne.
Uaro cilale
On Being Scared to Death
I have for long been con
vinced that many of those few'
persons who die on an oper
ating table -
often after
only a whiff
Texans Welcome
L6J Back Home
Stonewall, Tex.-fflPD-A west
ern band played "The Eyes
of Texas Are Upon You" and
some 500 Texas hill country
friends welcomed Sen. Lyn
don B. Johnson and his family
home Saturday night from the
Los Angeles Democratic con
vention.
'We still say LBJ all the
way," chanted the welcoming
party as a chartered airplane
carrying the vice presidential
nominee and his family land
ed at Johnson's lighted pri
vate air-strip just behind his
ranch house.
But Johnson, 51, dressed in
dark blue suit and light-
striped tie, appeared solemn.
"There have been a lot of
changes made since I left
here," he said. "In the first
place-ah, second place," he
added as the crowd roared
of anesthesia
and s o m e
times even
before the an
esthesia was
started - die
of fright. I
became inter-
4 1 ! , us-
phenomenon when I was a
boy, helping my father with
minor operations for which
we gave the patient a little
chloroform. What impressed
me was that on the few oc
casions when our patient was
sad-sack, who said he d
never survive the operation,
he quit breathing shortly after
I started the anesthetic.
And then only with great
effort did my father and I
keep him from dying as he
had promised to do. After a
few such experiences, I told
my father I never again want
ed to give an anesincuc to
anyone who said he was going
to die. He practically always
seemed to try hard to keep
his promise.
I also was much impressed
by an experience I had when
I was a small boy. My father
and I had caught a rat in the
barn, and when a dog had
started barking at it, it rolled
over dead. Dad and I were
careful to make sure that it
was not just "playing pos
sum." Later, I read how when
down in Arizona, a pet road
runner - a good-sized desert
bird - was brought face to
face with a stuffed owl, it fell
over dead.
The Menopause: What lo Do?
Hundreds of women write,
asking me to tell them every
thing I know about the meno
pause, and what can be done
to relieve the symptoms. Ob
viously, I cannot 3top In my
very busy day to do that. For
tunately, a few able women
have written excellent books
on the menopause - among
them are "You'll Live
Through It," by Dr. Miriam
Lincoln, and "Facts About the
Menopause," by Maxine Da
vis, i
The important things for a
woman to do are to remember
that millions of women have
lived through this trying time
of nerves, flushes, depression
and readjustment to life. It is
no use looking ahead and
fearing a hard menopause
long before it comes, because
many a woman with good
sense, good nerves, and no
tendency to get depressed or
to fuss at life, just quits men
struating, and that is all. She
goes on her way without any
symptoms. Others can largely
control their flushes by taking
0.5 mg. of Slllbestrol once a
day. Some, for a while, will
need a sleeping tablet at night.
Some will need to face the
fact that with their children
married and gone, and their
husband carrying the greatr-st
business burden of his career,
they are going to be neglected.
No one is going to fuss over
them or amuse them or com
fort them, and so the sooner
Uiey find new interests and
learn to stand on their own
two feet, the better.
Dr. Alvarez' booklet on
menopause and hysterectomy
may be obtanied by sending
25 cents and stamped, self
addressed, large envelope
Willi your request to Dr. Wal
ter C. Alvarez, Dept. MMT,
The Register and Tribune
Syndicate, Box 957, Des
Moines 4, Iowa.
(Released by The Register and
Tribune Syndicate, 1960)
Democratic Central
Committee to Meet
The Jackson County Demo
cratic Central committee will
meet Wednesday, July 20, at
the Labor Temple, 24',-j South
Grape St., at 8 p.m.
Robert B. Duncan, Mcdford
and Mr. and Mrs. Mark Nor
ton, Phoenix, will report on
the Democratic National con
vention which they attended.
Guest-speaker for the eve
ning will be Paul Edwards of
the Philippine Islands who
served as Democratic National
committeeman in South Da
kota during the Roosevelt ad
ministration.
Refreshments will be serv
ed and all Democrats are welcome.
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McMinnville - (UPD - Two
women and one man were
killed in a head-on collision
early Saturday evening about
four miles west of here on
Highway 18. Authorities
identified the two women as
Helen T. Schmitt and her sis
ter Marcella Schmitt, both
about 44. Both women are
from Portland. The third vic
tim has not been identified
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