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Newspaper Page TextB MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE. MEDFOHB. OJfc MONDjVT, ATI BUST , 19S RADIO PROGRAMSMONDAY programs lilted below are received from the radio itatloni and the Mall Tribune assumet no responsibility except to make chances as are supplied KYJC 1230 kc KMED ;00 Lowell Thomas 15 sound 1230 30 Tom Harmon i-iS-rranK uoss" ;00 News Sound123(f 15 Sound 1230 :30 Sound 1230 43 Sound 1230 Orval 6:00 Background News News Dinner Music 6:15 Amos n Andy-K. TrtcDlnner Music 630 In Person -Morgan Beatty 6 : 4 5 1 n Per so n' -Edward Morgan ""7:00 World Tonight -News Swingshift 7:15 Sound 1230 -Swingshift 7 30 Sound 1230 'Swingshift Jl': 5 Sound 123 0 -S w 1 1 ngsh ift ""fllbO News-Sound 1230 Nrws -Swingshift 8:15 Sound 1230 Swingshift 8:30 Sound 1230 Swingshift 8:45 Sound 1230 Teen Town :00 News-Sound 1230 :15 Sound 1230 :30 Sound 1230 :45 Sound 1230 News Go Go Show Hi-Fi Club Hi-Fi Club :00 News -Sound 1230 HI Fl Club HI-FI Club News Nightbeat :15 Sound 1230 :30 Sound 1230 :45 Sound Headlines rngnioeai :00 Sign Off :ia :30 RADIO PROGRAM S T U E S D A Y 5:30 5:45 Sign On-Wake Up Wake Up To Music 6:00 Sound 1230 6:15 Sound 1230 6:30 Frank Goss 6J45 Sound 1230 7 :00 World News" 7:15 Sound 1230 7:30 Sports Show 7:45 Sound 1230 "lf:00 News 'Weather 8:15 Sound 1230 6:30 Sound 1230 8:45 Sound 1230 Wake Up to Music Music-Rural Rept. Music-Fish Rept. First News Frank Hemlnewav Weather News Listen Listen Show Cliff Engle' Listen 9:00- -News" Lost Peta Brenkfnxt 9:15 Trading Post Breakfast D:30 Couple Next Uoor" Ureakfast Club' 0:45 Rt.toHappiness-Trio BreakfastClub" 10:00 News Whispering News Swap & Sell 10:15 Ma Perkins" Tcilotest" 10:30 Young Dr. Mnlone Listen Show 10:45 2nd Mrs. Burton" EmphasisListen 11:00 Sound 1230 News Listen Show 11:15 Sound 1230 Listen 11 :30 Garry Moore Local News-Lfsten ll:45Crosby-Clooney" Emphasis Listen 32:00 News Valley Newt Naf'l, NW News 12:15 1230 Weather Wcnthcr-Market 12:30 Sound 1230 Local News 12 :45 Sound1230 Paul Harvey' 1:00 News" Godfrey" Ncws'-Housc Party 1:15 Arthur Godfrey'" House Party 1:30 Arthur Godfrey Lcl. Ncws-Pnrty Line 1 14 5 A r t h u r God fr ey Emphasis Par ty 2:00 News Hse. party'Nows' Hear Show 2:15 Hse.Party-K.Trio Hear 2:30 Best Seller Local News-Hear 2:45 Best Seller Hear Show 3:00 News' Sound 1230 News' Hear Show 3:15 Sound 1230 3:30 Traffic Jam fc3j45 Traffic Jam "4 :00 Lowell Thomas' Hear 4:15 Sound 1230 4;30 Tom Harmon" 4:45 Frnnk Gok" 5:00 News" Sound 1230 -News' Rond Show Poolside Platter Party 5:15 Sound 1230 -Road Show Poolside Platter Party 5:30 Sound 1230 Weather Lcl. News Cliff Scheel ji:45SoundJ230 -Orval Anderson' CliffScheel "fi:00 Background News" -News Dinner Music CliffScheel 6:15 Amos-Andy-Trio -Dinner Music Cliff Scheel 6:30 In Person Morgan Beatty CliffScheel 6:45 In Person" Edward Morgan" Cliff Scheel 7:00 World Tonight 7:15 Sound 1230 7:30 Sound 12U0 7:45 Sound 1230 News' Swingshift Swingshift Dinner Music Dinner Music 8:00 News" -Sound 1230 Ncwa-Swlngshift 8:15 Sound 1230 Swingshift 8:30 Sound 1230 Swingshift 8:45 Sound 1230 TeenTown fl:00 News Sound 1230 News Go Show 9:15 Sound 1230 Go Show 9:30 Sound 1230 Hi-Fi Club 945 SoundJ 230 HI-FI Club 10.00 News Round 1330 Hi-Fi Club 10:15 Sound 1230 Hi-Fi Club 10:30 Sound 1230 Nightbeat 10:45--Sound 1 2110 -News Nightbeat 1 1 ;0n Sign Off News'-Nightbaat 11:15 Nightbeat 11:30 Night Watchman Night Watchman All Night NBC KBOY AM Monday 2:00 Request' Time 5:30 Sports Results 5:35 Request Time 7:00 Gospel Mission Report 7:05 Vespers 7:15 Sign-Off Tuesday 5:30 Sign On-Newi 5:35 Country Western 6:30 Holman Show, News on Half Hours Weather on Hour 8:30 News-Stock Quotes 10:00 Bargain Roundup KBOY FM Monday 2:00 Sound of Stereo 3:00 Request Time 5:30 Sports Results 5:35 Request Time 6:00 Dinner Music 8:00 Jazz Scene 9:00 Concert 30:00 Show Tunes 10:50 Sports Final 11. -00 Varieties 11 :55 Tomorrow's Headline 12:00 Sign-Off Tuesday 6:00 Sign On. Holman. Weather on the Hour. News on Half Hour. 8:30 News, Stock Quotes 10:00 Bargain Roundup KDOV MONDAY 4:45 Aviation Weather Report 6:30 Sportscast 7:15 Sign Off T KSDA v 6:00 Sign On 6:45 Livestock Report 7 :00 Sportscast 7:05 S rather lioport 6:30 Aviation Weather Report TELEVISION PROGRAMS The following TV broadcast log Is printed ai 1 frca public sorvict for tht Mail Tribune'i readers and TV viewers, Schedule changes are printed as provided by tha TV stations and tha Mail Tribuna cannot accept responsibility for errors or omittions. KBES-TV (Channel 5) Monday: 4:00 Faith for Today 4:30 Uncle Bill's Cartoons 5:30 Vikings 6:00TV Weatherman 6:05 News 6:15 Doug Edwards and News 6:30 Charlie Farrell 7:00 Texan 7:30 Father Knows Best 8:00 Celebrity Talent Scouts 8:30 Spike Jones 9:00 Comedy Theater 9:30 June Allyson 10.00 Political 3 0.05 Dig Picture 30:35 Final News 30:45 Dateline Statehouse 11:00 Sign Off Tuesday: 10:00 Love of Life 10:30 Search for Tomorrow 10:45 Guiding Light 11:00 Restless Gun 1 1 :30 Love Tlat Dob 12:00 About Faces J2 30 As the World Turns 1.00 Full Circle 1 :30 House Party 2:00 The Millionaire 2:30 Verdict Is Yours 3:00 Brighter Day 3:15 Secret Storm 3 30 Edge of Night 4:00 Bargain Shopper 4.15 Around the Home 4 :30 Uncle Bill's Cartoons ' 5:00 Higher Education & You 5 30 Quick Draw McGraw 6:00 TV Weatherman 6:05 News 6:15 Doug Edwards 6:30 Business Parade 7:00 Peck 's Bad Girl 7-30 DobleGillia 8:on Tightrope 8:30 Comedy Spot 8:00 Diagnosis Unknown 10:00 Political 3 0:05 Final News 10:15 Sign Off 1440 kc KWIN 1400 kc New" Harvey NewaPoolside Platter Party Fiddler Hear Shnw Dnniein DiDttr nrtv hcl' News Road ShowPoolside Platter Party :m-P)asl Road ShowPooIaide Platter Party "i?ewJBl;Rofld Show Poolside Platter Party -Road Show Poolside Platter Party -Weather Lcl. News CH'f Scheel Anderson Cliff Scheel-Newa Cliff Scheel Cliff Scheel-Newa Cliff Scheel Cliff Scheel-Newa "Clem Stein Clem Stein Clem Stein Clem Stein Larry Hoover Larry Hoover Larry Hoover Larry Hoover Larry Hoover Larry Hoover Larry Hoover Larry Hoover Show Larry Hoover Larry Hoover Larry Hoover Larry Hoover News Nightbeat Devotion-Sign Off Nightbeat-Final News Sign Off Clem Stein Clem Stein Lnrry Hoover RFD 1400 RFD 1400 WrTd. News' RFD 1400 Rogue Volley News Clem Stein Weather, Region News Clem Stein Clem Stein Clem Stein Clem Stein Clem Stein Clem Ste.iT riuh Club" Clem Stein Safety Serenade Safety Serenade "Cliff Scheel Cliff Scheel Cliff Scheel Cliff Scheel Cliff Scheel Cliff Scheel Cliff Scheel Cliff Scheel Larry Hoover Comprehensive News Mnrkct Report Baseball Baseball Baseball Baseball Baseball Baseball Baseball Bnscbail Baseball Baseball Baseball Local News Hear Baseball Emphasis Hear Poolside Platter Party News' Harvey News' Poolside Platter Party -Fiddler Hear Show Poolside Plotter Party -Lcl. News Road ShowPooIslde Platter Party . -Emphasis Road ShowPooIslde Platter Party Clem Stein Clem Stein Clem Stein Clem Stein Larry Hoover Larry Hoover Larry Hoover Larry Hoover Larry Hoover Larry Hoover Larry Hoover Larry Hoover Larry Hoover Larry Hoover Larry Hoover Larry Hoover Devotlon-Slgn Off" Long ABC" 730 kc 10:15 Clemens-Time 10:45 Points of Fashion 11:30 Records With Ron 12:00 Sports Outlook 12:05 Ranch Time 12:15 Farm Market 12:30 Stock Market 12:35 Ranch Time 2:00 Sound of Stereo 3:00 Request Time 5:30 Sports Results 5:35 Request Time 7 :00 Gospel Mission Vespers 7:15 Sign-Off 95.3 mc 15 Clcmen's-time 30 Records With Ron 00 Sports Outlook 05 HI-FI Varieties :30 Stock Mnrkct :35 Hi-Fi Vnriotica :30 News HI-FI Varieties :00 Sound o( Stereo 1 :00 Request Time :tu sports Mesuiis ;35 Request Time :uu Limner music :00 J mi. Scene :00 Concert :00 Show Tunes :50 Sports Final :00 Hi-Fi Varieties :55 Tomorrow's Headlines :00 Sign-Off 1300 KC 0:25 Trader Horn 10:00 Flro, Weather Report 11:45 Weather Report 12:00 Farm Report 2:25 Trader Horn 3:25 Meeting Notices 4:45 Aviation Weather Report 5:45 Weather Report 6:30 Sportscnst 7:15 Sign Off KOTI-TV (Channel 2) Monday: 4:00 American Bandstand 4:30 Chaplain's Corner 4 :40 Til A 5:15 John Daly News 5:30 Dennis the Menace 6:tH Six O'clock Report 6:05 Weather 6:15 Doug Edwards 6 30 Chevenne 7:30 Father Knows Best 8 00 Celebrity Talent Scouts 0:00 Comedy Showcase 0:30 June Allyson 10:00 Hotel dc Paree 10:30 News 10:35 Diagnosis Unknown Tuesday! 10:15 Cartoons 10:30 Search for Tomorrow 10:45 Gutding Light 11:00 Restless Gun 11:30 Love that Bob 12:00 About Faces 12:30 As the World Turns 1 :00 Day In Court 1:30 Gale Storm 2:00 Btai the Clocit 2:30 Who Do You Trust 330 Brighter Day 3:15 Secret Storm 3:30 Edge of NtfiM 400 American Bandstand 4:30 TB A 5:30 Quick Draw McGraw 6 00 Six O'Clook Report 6:10 TV Weatherman 0:15 Doug Edwards and News 6:30 The Rebel 7:00 Peck's lUd Girl 7:30 Dobie Gillls 8 00 Rifleman 8:30 Colt 45 8:00 Rescue 8 9:30 Jubilee USA 10:00 Ed Sullivan STAR -By CLAY yW? MAR. 22 ?13-16-17-E 27-66-08 TAURUS APR. 21 I MAY. 21 141-48-51-55 H Your Daily Activity Guide M According to fSe Start. To develop message for Tuesday, reod words corresponding to numbers of your Zodioc birth sign. 1 Avoid 2 Aspects 3Mot 4 Caution 5 Criticism 6 Colmnets 7B, 8 Piomiie 9 Be 10 Keeping 1 1 Patience 12 And 13 Romance U 11 15 All 16 Con 17 Make IS You'll 19 Be 20 Good 21 A 22 Mindful 23 The 24 Able 25 Adv.ied 26 Profitable 27 Day 58 Difficult 29 Humor 70-72 GEMINI MAY 22 Vi 4-14-25-30) ? 4-M-; V 45-57-1 CANCER JUNE 23 2- 8-21-261 553-67-6? uo ffi JULY 24 9-22-39-42 44-78-84-891 VIRGO m SEPT. 22 30 In 1- 5- 7-10 ool- Good Adverie ) Neutral 5-35-87-901 The Medical by Severe Bleeding From Digestive Tract Thousands of persons can bleed heavily from the diges tive tract and can recover: a I P' few will not recover.. In a recent paper, Drs. H. M. Langrall, A. H. Bag gens toss, and E. E. Wollaeger, of the Mayo Clinic, report 1 t h e findings ur ALViKK "uvopsy on 135 persons who died because of a massive hemmorhage from the digestive tract. Most of the patients were middle-aged men. In 50 cases, "peptic ulceration was found. In 43 cases the bleed ing came from the type of varicose veins mat lorm in the gullet of some patients suffering from cirrhosis of the liver. Some sort of cancer was found in 20 cases, and some defect in blood-clotting was found in 11. In 4 cases no source for the bleeding could be found. Apparently the blood had Just seeped through the lining of the stomach or gut. In some cases it was hard to tell which of several ulcerations had been the main source of the bleeding. New Remedy for Plnwormi I must conclude that the new remedies for pinworms are Immensely more effective than was the old gentian vio let. Why? Because I no longer get a dozen letters a week about these worms. First, came the phenothia- zine drugs, and now I read that in the University of Miami the doctors have found that the new drug pyrvinium pamoate has worked perfect ly in 60 out of 100 children treated. Another 35 per cent were cured by being given at least one more dose of the drug. This is good news be cuuse pinworms can cause much itching around the anus. All the children affected in a home must be cured at the same time; otherwise they will keep re -Infecting one another. It is good to make each child wear at night a pair of snug cotton panties. These must be boiled every day. They will greatly cut down on the amount of re enfestatlon. Trachoma Appears to Have Been Conquered It is wonderful news, espec ially for millions of poor chil dren in the Orient, that they can now be vaccinated against that dread disease of the eyes that still leaves countless peo ple blind or almost blind. It is a disease of the inner lining of the eyelids. I read that the vaccine was produced by a team of doctors - J. T. Grays- ton, Sam-Pin Wang, Yen-Fel Wang, P. B. Johnston and R. L. Woolridge - stationed at Don't pass the buck- LA i M DIG DOWN! Contributi DIG IN! Work for your Party and VOTE! PubMshtd a public service Council iJ the Ntws ppr GAZER JL POLL A N- P4-36-38-40.fi 19-50 SCORPIO 31 To 61 Affoifj 32 You 62 Activities 33 Gain 63 InfluencM 34 Your 64 for 35 Troniactioni 65 Private 36 Prionol 66 Thnllingly 37 Swoy . 67 Be 38 Affairs 68 Exciting 39 Of 69 Aggreive iONeed . 70 Are 41 Pertonot 71 And 42 Th 72 Favored 43 Are 73 Social 44 Niceties 74 Can 45 AH 75 Be 46 Special 76 Handled 47 More ',77Alfoirs 48 Motiers 78 Thor 49 Attention 79 Your 50 Now 80 Eiwnhal 51 And 81 Now 52 Others 82 BV 53 Day 83 With 54 Toit 84 Build 55 Civil 85 Force 56 By 86 Way 57 Personal 87 Above 58 Periuasion 88 Success 59 Fine . 89 Happiness 60 Than 90 Board NOV. 22 'VCr &5.76-83.8aVI SACITTARIUI NOV. DEC 32-33-47-56Cl CAPRICORN DEC. 23 4 6-11-12-20 g 19-43-80-81 U AQUARIUS 'AH ' r 18-19-24-31rCH 137-52-79-86 PISCES MAR. 21 59-63-64-o5(Vt 171-73-77 Roundup Emeritus Comultftiif in Aledlelna. M&yo CllMe Cmerltat Professor of Hedleln. Mayo Cllnla the U.S. Naval Medical Re search Unit, No. 2, on For mosa. It is estimated that more than 400,000,000 persons in this world are afflicted with this awful disease. It is large ly a disease that comes to poverty-stricken people who live in a dirty shack. Heavy Smoker Ever since I was a lad run ning the quarter -mile, and occasionally pulling an oar in a racing-shell, I have heard coaches saying, "Absolutely no smoking; it will cut your wind." Now I read that at the Na tional Heart Institute, in Be thesda, Maryland, Drs. R. H. Wilson, R. S. Meador, B. E. Jay and Evelyn Higgins have found scientific evidence to back up the old observations of coaches and physicians that heavy and long - continued smoking can lead to chronic infection and permanent dam age to the lungs. Time and again I have found that when a heavy smoker gets a bit wheezy and short of breath, the best thing he can do to help himself is to quit smoking. Dr. Alvarez' booklet "How to Safeguard Your Vision" may be obtained by sending 25 cents and a large, stamped, self-addressed envelope with your request to Dr. Waller C. Alvarez, Dept. MMT, The Register and Tribune Syndi cate, Box 957, Des Moines 4, Iowa. (Released by The Register and Tribune Syndicate, 1960) Lemnitzer OK'd By Senate Group Washington - OJPD-The Sen ate armed services committee voted swift and unanimous approval Saturday of the nom ination of Army Gen. Lyman L. Lemnitzer to be chairman of the joint chiefs of staff -the highest uniformed job in the defense department. The committee also recom mended the Senate confirm Gen. George H. Decker to suc ceed Lemnitzer as Army chief of staff. President Eisenhower nom inated Lemnitzer Monday to succeed Air Force Gen. Na than F. Twining who is retir ing as chairman of the joint chiefs for reasons of health. Both Lemnitzer and Decker, whose nomination was sent to the Senate Thursday, were ap proved after both testified at a public hearing Saturday morning. Lemnitzer voiced belief that U.S. forces should be better prepared to fight limited "brush fire" wars but said American military planners al ready were moving in the "right direction" on this. In cooperation with Th Adv., lilting AeVertitfni Ciecutrve Atiocittion Appling Studies Violations of Election Law Salem-flJPD - Sec. of State Howell Appling said Friday the possibility of "serious and flagrant" infractions of the Oregon election law are being investigated in connection with the conduct of a nomi nating convention recently held in Multnomah county. He declined to name which candidate or what office was involved except to say "it has nothing to do with the coron er situation. It is an entirely different matter." Appling said the investiga tion was ordered after he heard reports that persons who were listed as having been present at a nominating convention were not actually there. Reportedly a Farce He added he will refuse to cast reflection of the integrity of any individual until he had all of the facts but that when they have been fully develop ed the public will be fully and completely informed. He said it was reported that per sons present at the nominat ing convention had character ized it as a farce. Oregon election laws re qulries at least 250 registered electors be present at a meet ing duly advertised and called to nominate an independent candidate in order to be valid. GENERAL SETS VISIT Portland-IUPD - Lt. Gen. R. M. Lee, Vice Commander of the Air Defense Command, will pay his visit to the new Portland Air Defense Sector Tuesday, Aug. 23. The inspec tion tour will include the Sec tor's headquarters at Camp Adair, near Corvallis, and the fighter interceptor organiza tions at Portland and Kings ley Field, Klamath Falls. NEW ROLE FOR JULIE New York -(UPD British ac tress Julie Andrews is back in New York to rehearse for a new musical. The show she made her first triumph in three years ago is still on Broadway. Miss Andrews, who played Liza Doollttle in "My Fair Lady" will play the part of Queen Guinevere in "Camelot" a musical about King Arthur and the knights of the Round Table. Rogue Valley I Pest Control Co. Specializing in Dry Rot Ants All Pests TERMITES Free Inspections Free Estimates All Work Guaranteed 703 W. Palm Phone SP 2-6027 ELECTRIC nflTCII 1jeff,what, I I rl I CAN, VOLJ BeAT zBOV, SOME 6UV3 tfMll,KDUBltl AREVOUT W , THAT THE BOSS--. W ARE NOSEV I A Stlifc1! OOlM?M? 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