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Newspaper Page Text4 B MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE. MEDFORD, ORE. TUESDAY, AUGUST 30. 1960 RADIO PROGRAMS-TUESDAY l'rojrami luted below ere received from the rsdlo lUlloni nd the Mall Trlliuna assumes no reapomlblllty except to make changes aa are aupplled KYJC 1230 ke KMED 1440 kc KWIN 1400 ke 00 Lowell Thomas" 13 Sound 1230 :30 Tom Hnrmon :4fl Frank Gou :00 Nawa Sound 1230 :15 Sound 1230 :30 Sound 1230 . ;43 Sound 1230 :00 Background Newi' :15 Amoa n Andy-Trio" 30 In Person" 43 in Person 00World Tonight 15 Sound 1230 :30 Sound 1230 AS Sound 1230 00 NewsSound 1230 15 Sound 1230 ;30 Sound 1230 Ai Sound 1230 :00 News Round 1230 " :I5 Sound 1230 HO Sound 1230 ;45 Sound 1230 :00 Nowa Sound 1230 : 1 5 Sound 1230 :30 Sound 1230 :45 Sound 1230 Ncwa :00 Sign Off " :19 ;30 Newi Hnrvey Ncwa clem Slcln Fiddler Hear Show Clem Stein Nawi Lcl. Newa Koad ShovClem Stein Emphaala Road ShowClom Stoln Newa 'Newa Koad Show Clem Stein Road Show Clem Stein Nowa Weather Lcl. Newa Cliff School Orvar Anderson Cliff Schccl Newa- Dinner Musi? Cliff Scheel 'Dinner Music Morgan rJealty Edward Morgan Newa Swlngahlft Rwlngahlft Swlngahlft Swlngahlft Newa'-Swlngahift Swlngahlft SwIngKhlrt Teen Town" Ncws-Ga Show The Go Show HI-FI Club HI-FI Club HUFl'Club HI-FI Club Nlghtheat Nlghthcat Nowa'-Nlghthcat Nlghtheat Newa All Night Long Cliff Scheel Cliff Schccl Cliff Schccl Cliff Schccl Cliff Schccl Cliff Schccl C!lff Scheel Larry Hoover Larry Hoover Larry Hoover Larry Hoover "Larry Hoover Lorry Hoover Larry Hoover Larry Hoover t Larry Hoover Larry Hoover Larry Hoover Larry Hoover "Devotion Sign Off " RADIO PROGRAMS WEDNESDAY 8:30 All Night Long N h tWnth i n i in U:00 l.ocnl News Sound Wnlte Up lo Miulc 0:1.1 Sound 12..0 MuiU-Iiurol Heport :;) Fnink Gohi Muitc-Fiah Report 0:4S Sound HMO Kiritl Nowi Jlnundup 7:00 World News R'ndup. Frnnk HcmlnKwny 7: 1. .-Sound 12U0 WonUirr--News 7 .30 SportH Show Houo Vnlloy Now 7:43--Sund UU0 .w'!!?.' & Nowa 8:00 Nowb, Wthr,", Sound Now-Llstori B.IIV Sound 1230 Linton Show fl:30 3ound 1230 ClUf KiikIo Nows 8:411 Sound 1230 Llilon Sfiow 0:00 Nowa Sound"lli30 Hrerikfnst Club 0:IS TnidlnB Poki urcnuinsi mm 1)30 Couulo Next Door' BrunkfOHl Club Clem Stein Clem St uin Clom Stcln RKO 1400 " lU'D 1400 HKD 1400 Clem Stoln CI tin) Slcln Clem Stcln Hunk Pock Nowi Cloni Stoiu Clem Stein Clem Stein Cletn Stein 945 Rt.tollnpplnoM-Trla Fnihlon K1iikI.cs fo-oo Newi'. WhUperlng Newi' Swnp & 10:13 Mn Pcrklnn Tcllo IcHt' 10:30 Young Dr. Molono' Kiwi.. on Flnalics 10:43 2nd Mm. Burton Listen 11 00 New'.,,-1230 New' I.inlcn 11:13 Sound 1230 Listen Show 11 30 Cinrry Mnoro Lcl. Nows-Llaten 11 ;45 CroHby-Clooney Llnlcn Show 12 00 New"Vnlloy Nowi Nnt'UN W Newa 1213 1230 Weather Wenlhor Mnrkot 12 30 Sound 1230 Fcnturo Soctlon 12:43 Sound 1230 Pnul Harvey 1:(M) Now GodfrcJ J :13 Arthur Ciodlroy 1 :30 Arthur Codfrey 1 :43 Arthur (iodfruy "2:00 Now llxepnrtv 2:13 llKepiirly-lC. Trio" 2:30 Hunt Seller 2:43 Hcnl Seller' "3:00 Nows'Snund 1230 3:13 Sound 1230 8:30-'1'riiftie Jum 3:43 Trntfle Jum "4:00 I-owcll ThornM 4:13 Sound 1230 4:30 Tom Hnrmnn 4:43 -Frank Govs' B:00 News" Sound 1230 fi:lSound 1230 6:30 Sound 1230 0:43 Sound 1230 Safety Serenade Safety Serenade Soil Cliff Scheel Cliff Scheel Cliff Scheel Cliff Scheel Cliff Scheel Cliff Scheel Cliff School Cliff Scheel Larrv Hoover Comprchcnnlve Newi Market Heport Himohiill Newi-Houie Party nanehnll House I'nrty jiimcih.. Lcl. New-Pnrly Line Hiu-.cbi.il Kmphnali'-Houac FiirljBi.scliull Nowi Hear Hear Lcl. Newi-Hear Hear Nowi Hear Hear Show Local Nowi Hear Emphaiilft" Hear New Harvey New' Hear Lcl. Newi Brwchnll Dn-tchnll HaMOhall Hiucball llaaoball Hiiischall Haheball Clem Stcln Newi Clem Stein Clem Stcln Newi Rfinri Khnunplll Stcln Kin'plumli Road ShowClom Stein Newa News Road Show Clem Stein rm.i Khuw Clem Stein Weather Lcl. New Cliff Scheel Orval Anderson fl-flO Backuround News" News- umnor music B:I3 Amoi n Andy-Trio 'Dinner Music :30 In Pemon" 0:43 In Person "7:00 World Tontht 7:1ft Sound 1230 7:30 Sound 1230 7:43 Sound 1230 B:00 News"' Sound 1230 ft M ft Sound 1230 H:;i0 Sound 1230 B:4flSound 1230 "(1:00 Nowa Sound 1230 0:13 Sound 1230 0:30 Sound 1230 0:43 Sound 1230 10:00 News Hound 1230 10:13 Sound 1230 10:30 Sound 1230 10:43 Sound 1230 Nowa 11:00 -Sign Ofr i .it 11:30 All Night Long CBS NBC NBC Morgan Uentty Kdward Morgan' Nowa' Swlngshirt Swiugshlft Swlngshlft Swlngahlft Nowa'-Swlngshift Swingrihlft Hwluiinhlft Teen Town Now-C!n Show The Go Show Ht-FI Club HI-KI Club HI-KI Club" Hi-Fi Club Nlghtheat Nlghtheat " Nowii Nlghtli'-at Nlghtheat Newa Cliff Scheol Clirf Scheol Cliff Scheel Cliff Si-heel Cliff Scheel Cliff Scheol Cliff School curr Schccl citrr school "Larry Hoover Larry Hoover Larry Hoover Larry Hoover "LaVry Hoover Lurry Hoover Larry Hoover Larry Hoover Larry Hoover Larry Hoover Lurry Hoover Larry Hoover ' Devotion Sign Off " KBOY AM 730 kc TuFhrtayt 2 oo Sound of Slerco 3 00 ItequcHt Time 5:30 Sports Results 3:33 RenuPNt Time 7.00 Gospel Mission Vcspcra 713 Sign Oft IVKDNKSllAY 3 30 Sign on Newa 5 33 Country Western fl:3i Holman With Tha Nowa 7:30 New H no Wonther. Music B a( Newn Stock Market 10:0(1 Bargain Roundup 10:13 Clemens-Time 10:43 Points of Fashion 11:30 Records With Ron 12:00 Sports Outlook 12:03 Varicdeit 12:30 Stock Market 12 33 Ht-KI Varlelle :30 News, Ht-Ki Vurtctlet 2;00 Stund of Stereo 3 00 Request Time 5:30 Sports Result 3:3. HequeM Ttme 7 oo Gopel Mission Vespers 7:10 Sign Oft KBOY FM Tuesday 2:00 Sound of Stereo 3:00 Request Time fl:30 Sports ReMilta 3 33 Request Tln.o 0 oo Dinner Music 0 oo J tun Scene II 00 Concert 10:00 Show Album 10:00 Show Tunes 11:00 Hi-Fi Varieties 11 :33 Tomorrow's Headlines 2 00 Sign-Off Wednesday 6:00 Sign On. II o I m a n Show Weather on tht Hour New on the Half Hour Pop Muale Vailetles 8:30 Slock Market At Newa 95.3 mc 10:00 Bargain Roundup 10:1 3 Clemens-Time 10:43 Po.nlsof Fashion 1 1 :00 Wealhei- Music 11:30 Records With Hon 12:00 Sports Outlook 12:03 Ranch-Time 12:13 Farm Market 12 30 S(ock Mm kot 12:33 Ranebtlme 1:30 News. Ranch-time 2:00 Sound ot Stereo 3:00 Request Time 5:30 Sports Results 3;3S Request Time 6:0il Dinner Music 3:00 .lair Scent 11:00 Concert 10:00 Show Tunea 10:30 Spoi ts Final 11:00 HI-FI Varieties 12:00 Sign-Olt TIWHDAY 4:43 Aviation Weather Report 5;4,V Weather Report 0 :ao Sportscasl 7:13 Sign-Oft Wednesday: ti oo sign On fl-45LtvcsUick Report 7 :00 Sports Cast 7:03 Weather Report 8:30 Aviation Weather Report KDOV 1300 kc 0:23 Trader Horn 11:43 Weather Report 1 1 :33 Portals of Prayer 13:00 Market Report 2:23 Trader Horn 3:00 Dixieland Jan 3:23 Meeting Notice 4:43 Aviation Weather Report 3:43 Weather Report B:30 Sportscast 7:13 Sign-Oft TELEVISION PROGRAMS Th (ollovinj TV broaden) loo. it prlntid fre public teivlea loi the Mall Tribunc'l reader! and TV vlowtn. Schedule changoi art printed 31 provided by tht TV Hationi and the Mall Tribune cannol accept responsibility tot errors at emissions KBE5-TV (Channel aj Tuesday 4.00 Bargain Shopper 4 13 Your Social .Security 4 30 Uncle Bill's Cartoons 5 00 Higher Kducatlon and You 3 30 Quick Draw Meliraw 6.00 Your TV Weatherman 6 03 Channel 3 Report 6 13 Doug Edwards A Tht Newt 6 . 10 Business Parade 7 oo Summer Olvmoics 7 jo Many Loves of Doblt Glllli H 00 Tightrope 3 30 The Comedy Spot 9 (to niNgnoais Unknown 10 00 Final News 10:13 TB A 10 30 Summer Olympics 11 00 Sign Off Wednesday D oo ! Love Lucy U 30 Clear lloriion 10 00 Love oi Life 10;-to Search for Tomorrow 10 43 Guiding Light U.oo Retstlesh Gun 1 1 30 1-ovo That Bob 12 0O -About Faces 12 30 As Uie World Tumi 100 Full Circle 1 so House Party 2 00 The Millionaire 2 30 'ertliet is Youra 3 oo Brighter Day 3,13 Secret Storm 3 30 Kdge of Night 4.00 Jell Collie 4 30 Uncle Bill's Cartoons 3,00 Shakespearean KesUvaJ 313 TV Question Box 3 30 Woodv Womipecker 6.1)0 Your TV Weatherman 6 OS Channel 5 Heport 6 is Doug Kdwanls & The News (J 30 Puny Express 7 p(V Meet McGraw 7 30 Men Inu Spact B W The Millionaire 3 30 le Got a Secrtl P00 cle Theatre 10 00 December Bride lu JO Summer Ol mpici 11:13 Dan Smoot II JO Sign Of( KOTI-TV (Channel 2) Turr.day 4,00 American Bandstand 4 30 TBA 5 3o Quick Draw McGraw 6 00 Six o'Clock Report 8:10 TV Weatherman (t . 13 Doug Kd wards (1:30 Rescue 8 7 Oiv Summer Olymptca 7 30 Oohie Gil Us 8 OO Rifleman 8 30 Colt 43 9 00 Jubilee VSA 9 30The Rebels 10.00 Ed Sullivan Wednesday: 10:13 Cartoon 10 31V Search lor Tomorrow 10 43 Guiding Light 1 1:00 Resiles Gun 11:30 Love That Bob 12:00 About Faces ia;3i As the World Turn 1 .00 Dy In Court 1 :3o Gale Storm J -00 Beat the Clock 2 30 Who Do You Trust 3 00 Brighter Day 3:13 Secret Storm 3 30 KJrc of NUht 4 00 American Bandstand 4 30 Chaplain's Corner 4.4ivOre,-Cal. Panorama 3:00 Kund-o-Rama 3:13 Doug Edwards 3 30- -Woodv WoHloecker 6 00 Weiineda.v Night Fighta 8:30 Sportsman 7 iH) Summer Olvmpiei 7:10 TV Weatherman 7:19 TV question Box 7 30 Men Into Snact 80 Hawaiian l.ye 0:00 Circle Theatre 10 (HW-December Bride 10 30 Summer Olympics ll.oo Rawhldt n 6-77-84-89I 1AUIUS I C7i MAY 21 -Q4-Z-BBa OtMJNI MAY 22 JUNE 23 Jy 7- 9-11-13 63-73-8f82 CANCIR '-. JUN,E 23 S5rjJU1-VJ3 J 4- 6-34 37 44 46-57 tio m jul,yJ4 J5i j AUG. 23 r()0-39-42-49 SLyoU-B-HI-HO 10 VIROO AUG 1 StPT. 71 12-15-17-401 '57-7579-8? STAR GAZER Uf L.LA I K. HJLUN1 Your Doily Activity Guide According fo the Sforl. To develop message for Wedneidoy, read words corresponding to numbers ' of your Zrjdiac birth strjn. 1 Don't 2 You'll 3 Advice 4 Knp 5 01 6 Clear 7 Hesilote A 9 Be 10 Oo 1 1 Popular 12 Sw.na 13Torioy 1 4 Friendly 15 With 16 Don't 17 Tht 18 Day 19 You 20 Financial 21 Could 22 Be 23 Fnend 24 To 25 Oullook 26 Your 27 ll ?8R,.ihd 29 Your 30 E'preii Good 31 You A 1 Development! 32 Kcn 62 Worth 33 Improves 63 People 34 Of 64 Making 35 Perception 65 Some 36 Becauu 66 Favored 37 Money 67 Proceed 38 Be 68 Heeding , 39 Yourtelf 69 To AO Tide 70Carelu.lv 41 Of 71 Be 42 Forcefully 72 Love 43 Whor'i 73W.lt 44 Tonglm 74 ReWts 45 Into 75 Show 46 And 76 Mighty 47 Con 77 Problems 48 May 78 A 49 If 79 Headstrong 50 Happy 80 Be 51 Things 81 Sure 52 Don't 82 Cooperoltve 53 Get 83 Done 54 Hope 84 To 55 Romance 85 Or 56 New 86 Point 57 Argument! 8 7 Atlitude 58 Denred. 8" Traveling 59 Have 89 Handle AO You've 90Groeefully Adverse Ncdual UBRA SEPT. OCT. ti. v) nZ 53-58-74 SC08MO OCT. U t2i NOV. 22 I20-23-33-36.4"! 61 4LJ SAGITTARIUS NOV. 23 DEC 22 1- 7-10-4341 69-71-81-90J CAPBKOBN DC 23 jan! m li.lft-94-90O '54-5566 Sd AQUARIUS JAN. 21 jT. 3- R-MyC", P7-62-68 PISCES 16-22-28 51-67-70 HQ The Medical Roundup A)(A' Bmerltua Crini.iiltanl In .11 M1.T0 Cllr.lo Ii Tht Baby Developing Properly Often when a buby is slow in developing, the question (irises, is something wrong? then a children s doctor will check the child's accomplish ments, perhaps with the stand ards based on the life-long studies made at Yale by Dr. Arnold Gesell. He showed that in the first 3 weeks of life tile baby lacks good control of his head. lie lies with his face turned to one side, and the arm on Unit other side extended. His eyes follow objects only brief ly, and his face is impassive. If a toy is put into his hand II is dropped. The baby will make small throaty sounds, and will notice a noise made nearby. By 16 weeks, the child can hold his head up, witli an oc casional bobbing downward; lie will try lo reach a rattle; he will coo, and he will smile at people. He will now lie on his back and reach up with both hands. He will take a toy and look at It. He will laugh aloud, and he will play with his hands. At 28 weeks, or around 7 months, the child will sit, learning forward. He will reach for a toy and grasp It, and he will transfer a toy from one hand lo the other. He will squeal with pleasure, and he will try lo put a foot in his mouth. At 40 weeks, or about 0 months, the child will sit eas ily, and he can creep; he may be able to say dada and ma ma, and perhaps one more word; he can do a few nur sery tricks. Ho can pull Itself up to stand at the rail of his plny-pen; he can pick up a small marble, using his thumb and Index finger; and he may eat a cracker all by himself. At 52 weeks, or 1 year, he may walk with one hand held; he can put a toy cube Into a cup; he had added two more words to his vocabulary, and he will try to help when he Is being dressed. He will try to pile one cube on another, and he will respond when told "to give it to mc." At 15 months lie may be toddling alone. He w!U make a tower ot two cubes, and he will put 6 cubes into a cup. Ho will have learned another 4 or (I words; he will point; he will express his wanls, and he will throw toys on the floor. At 1)1 months lie should be walking well and seating himself in a small chair. He can make a tower of 3 or 4 cubes. He has added 10 words, and he should have learned toilet control by day. He is chattering in his own Jargon, and he is carrying and hugging a doll. With a crayon World Population Up 48 Million United Nations, N.Y.-UTP-World population increased by more than 48 million persons last year, a United Nations re port showed Sunday, with 5,000 more persons being born throughout the world every hour. The 719-page U.N. demo graphic yearbook, published Sunday, showed Communist China to be the country with the greatest population, 6t9 million inhabitants. Second was India with 403 million, with Russia In third place with 209 million and the United States fourth with 178 million. DUD BOMB KILLS FOUR Vardoe, Norway - ilTB - The captain and three crewmen of a Ilritish fishing boat were killed near here Sunday night when a bomb brought up In their nets exploded on deck. The bomb was presumed to be a "dud" dropped irarlng World War 11. edlclne Emnrltua I'mieaaui nf Medicine Mayo Cllnla he can draw a line. At 2 years, the boy can run, and he can go up and down stairs alone. He can build a tower of 6 or 7 cubes, and with a crayon he can imitate a circular scribble. He is now joining 2 or 3 words, and he can name from 3 to 5 pictures of things. He will ask for the toilet during the day, and wi put his doll to bed. At 3 years the child is rid ing a tricycle; he is making sentences, and he can tell his name and sex. He feeds him self well; he puis on his socks, and he can unbutton his clothes. As Dr. Gesell said, small deviations from these stand ards do not mean that the child is abnormal. To Size 48 9220 SIZES 34-48 W i.-l.l For tots to teens, boys & sals. For a full range of sizes & styles. For shoes with Quality, I'! aBlt TLUS Fashion. PdUKjfui Como in today! "-jjj'r, Johnston & Stewart Junior Boot Shop Where the Fit it GuiajnrteJ 211 I. Main MedtorJ Firemen Called Out 92 Times Medford's city fire depart ment responded to 92 alarms during July and the rural fire district responded to 14, ac cording to Fire Chief Gordon Barker's monthly report. Of the 92 city alarms turn ed in, seven were for dwelling fires-three of which were caused by grease catching fire on stovcs-20 were for grass fires, six were for vehicle fires, and one was for a bomb scare investigation. There were two false alarms. City equipment was out on alarms for more than 34 hours during the month. Of the 14 alarms in the ru ral district, nine were grass fires, one was a box-car fire and two were false alarms. Rural equipment was out on alarms for seven hours, six minutes. Fire Chief Barker's report slates that one pumper and a three-man company spent six mornings burning grass and weeds In high hazard loca tions. Some 64 hours of drill were conducted for regular firemen and three drills of two hours each wore conduct ed for volunteer firemen. Fire Marshal Truman Nel son made 53 inspections dur ing July, 18 of which were in business occupancies and three investigations follow ing fires. Nelson issued 109 orders or recommendations for the re moval of fire hazards and 107 hazards were actually re moved. Fire permits issued during July totaled 915. TYPEWRITER AND ADDING MACHINE REPAIRS OUR SPECIALTY Ample Parking ACME OFFICE MACHINES 1949 W. Main SP 3-7964 FIRST LOVE DIAMONDS Registered - Insured $100 No Money Both Rings Strange As It Seems EU,E H,x 9& COMPOSED Of THE SAME MATERIAL A3 CHALK arbonafe of lime- a;UMiWN' ONt Or THE. WORLD'S ALL-TIME AUIMAL FAV0KITE5. WOW A M0UWTD SPftlMEU AT THE CHICAGO . WATUEAL HI5T0E MUSEUM IS W AW EXHIBIT' CASE FILLED WITH POISON. GAS AVI FiPrrt7mii PPt?P!?-r una arrffvi AND PllJPrmjT'G MUnecrSPmiurv CABLE IUSULATIOU FAILURES,. BEFORE THEY HAPPEN - Sorensen S. CO.' CROSSWORD PUZZLE Amwtr to Yettarday't Purxit ACROSS 'Superlative ending 4-Semi- precioui atone 9-Wager 12- Brown kiwi 13- Knthualaatlo 14- Tlme gone by 16- Small shoots 17- Colorful lilrd 19 Parcels ot land 21-Parenc (colloq.) 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