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THURSDAY. UUlUOtH 10 B MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE. MEDFOBD, ORE. RADIO PROGRAMS THURSDAY frof rams lifted below are received from the radio ftotloni and the Mall Tribune aaiumei no responsibility except to make changes as are supplied KYJC1230kc 4:00 News SatincT 4:19 Sound 1230 ' 4:30 Sound 1230 , 4:45 Sound 1230 8:00 Lowell Thomas S 15 Sound 1230 5:30 Tom Harmon . 6:48 Frank Gois"" News 6:00 News. Sound 1230 News fi:15 Sound 120 Dinner 630 Sound 1230 ' Morgan Beatty Dinner Concert j6:4f Sound!230 Edward Morgan' pinner Concert 7:00 Background News "News Dinner Music Rat Race r 7:19 Amos n Andy Dinner Music RatRace 7:30 In Person Dinner Music , RatRace 7 43 In Person Dinner Music Rat Race : 8:00 World Tonight 8:15 Sound 1230 . . 6 30 Sound 1230 ' MB :4B Sound 123t ' & 00 News Weather . 0 IS Sound 1230 . i 0:30 Sound 1230 9:45 Sound 1230 , News Swingshift ' Swlngahitt Swingshift Swingshift -"News Go"Show Go Show Hi Fi Club Hi Fl Club 10:00 Newa Sound 1230 10:15 Sound 1230 10:30 Sound 1230 i 10:45 Sound 1230 News 11:00 Sign Off 11:15 1 1130 HI Fi Hi Fi News wigntueat News' Nlghtbeat rugniwaicnman All Night RADIO PROGRAMS FRIDAY . 8:30 0:45 All Night Wake up 0:00 Sound 1230 8:15 Sound 1230 ' . 8:30 Sound 1230 BrtSSound 1230 ; 7 :00 News Roundup 7 15 Sound 1230 Wake Up Wake Wake Hemingway News' weaincr-news Rogue Valley Newa ' V-.30 Srjorts Show 7:45 Pigskin Prediction! Weather - 8:00 News' Weather . 8:15 Frank Gose'V . 8:30 Sound 1230 - ' s 8:45 Sound 1230 News' Nightingale Cliff Engle News' Listen Visit 9:00 News' Sound 1230 Breakfast Club" Breakfast Club" BreakfostClub" 9:15 Trading Post -9:30 Sound 1230 9 :45 sound lau Breakfast ,10 :00 News-Best Seller" News' Swap 4 Sell '10:15 Best Seller" .TelloTeit 'I0-30 Couple Next Door"Fashion Flashes 10:45 Rt. to Happiness' Listen Show J 1 :00 News-Whprlng " SU. News' Listen Jl:15 Ma Perkins" Listen Show 11-30 Yng. Dr. Malone" Local NewsListen 11 -4q 2ndMrs. Burton" Emphasis' Listen -i2-0riNews"Vailey Newa Nat'fi N.W Newa 12:15 News Weather Weather-Markets 12 30 Gary Moore" Featurea Section . 1 2 45 Crosby-Clooney" Paul Harvey" 1:00 News" Godfrey" ' 1:15 Arthur Godfrey' Nnua House i 1:30 Arthur uoairoy- Loo. News i 1:45 Arthur Godfrey. EmphasU' "20 Newa"Housenarty"News' . 2:15 House Party' Hear Show i Local News Hear Emphasis' Hear 2:30 sound iju 2:45Sound1230 3T0O News" 1 230 News' - 3:15 Sound 1230 Hear Show also Nixon-Kennedy" " Local News Hear 3 4S Nixon-Kennedy" Emphasis' Hear f-OtSNlxon Kennedy" News' Hear , 4:15 Nixon-Kennedy" Hear 4:30 Sound 1230 Lol. Mura 4:45 Sound 1230 Emphasis News' ' ,6:00 Lowell Thomas" : 5:15 souno iju i 5:30 Tom Harmon" Weather-Local Newa Orval Anderson" , 5:45 t rnnK uoss- "6:00 News" 3bund":'230Nlxon-Kennedy" , 8:15 Sound 1230 , . N xon-Kennedy; f :iRcn..nri i5in Nixon-Kennedy' 6:45 Sound 230 Nixon-Kennedy' "7:00BackBround News" News of Wo'riiC , 7:15 Amos n Andy" Edward Morgan- 7:30 The Coach Reports Dinner Mus e ' . - 7:45 Meatora-craier n"'i' 8 )00 Medford-Crater . 8:15 Medford-Crater . ; 8:30 Medford-Crater , . R:45 Medford-Crater ' "iTOO Medford-Crater J 9:18 Medford-Crater 9:30 Medford-Crater 0 :45MjEdfordCrateri 10:00 News-Sound -1230 10:15 Sound 1230 10:30 Sound 1230 10j45 Sound 1230-Newa 1 1 -00 Sign "Of I 31:16-1- , 11:30 , ' i 11:45 "CBS Medford-Crater Medford-Crater Medford-Crater Medford-Crater "Medford-Crater Medford-Crater Medford-Crater Medford-Crater ' News' Nlghtbeat" Nlghtbeat Tower Tunes Tower Tunes ' Tower Tower Nlghlwatchman News AUWigniLong NBC KBOY AM THURSDAY : 2:00 Sound of Stereo ; 3:30 Top 10 5:20 Vespers 8:25 Gospel Mission v 5:30 Sign Off FRIDAY ... ' i 6:30 SlgnOn . ,... 6:30 Holman Newa on naif hour , weatner on uie nou , 8:00 Weather-Musio 8:30 News Stock Market 10:00 Bargain Roundup KBOY FM .Thursday - .3:00 Sound of Stereo ' , t.tn Tnn in J -V.. i ft-fin ninnur Muslo $ 8.00 jazz aceno f 9:00 Concert : ; ,10:00 Show Times , , 1(j:30 Sports Final, J' , , , ,11:00 Varieties ' ' , ,11:55 rTomorrow's Headline - 12:00 Sign Off :. t .. Frlosy :00 Sign-On. Phil Holman Hi-Fi VarieUes Nwi on the half hour 8:00 Weather i 8:30 News, Stock Quotes . KDOV THURSDAY ! : 4:45 Aviation Weather Report , 5:25 Sportscsst . . 5:30 Sign Olf . ,,, FRIDAY -' 6:00 Sign en . 6:45 Livestock Report 7:00 Sportscast 7:05 Weather Report TELEVISION PROGRAMS The followlni TV broadcast log Is printed as tiee public service (or the Mall Tribune's readers and TV viewers. Schedule changes are printed as provided by the TV stations and the Mall Tribune cannot accept responsibility lor errors or mixtions. lDce TW ff-l I C THURSDAY 4:00 Friendship Circle ' 4:30 TBA 4 5:00 Uncle Bill's Cartoons 6:30 Roy Roaera . 6:00 Your TV Weatherman R-n Channel 5 Reoort 6tl5 Doug Edwards 6s The News e:3U Awara i neater 6:35 TBA 1 :00 Interpol Calling ' 7 30 The Witness , 8:30 TBA 9:00 Tombstone Territory I 9:30 Hot Off the Press ' 10:00 "Crashdlve" 11:45 Sign Olf FRIDAY , llflO Loveof Lite ' 11:30 Search For Tomorrow ' 11:45 Guiding Light 12:00 The Texan 13:30 As the World Turns 1:00 Full Circle ; 1:30 House Party '! 2fl0 The Millionaire 2:30 Verdict Is Yours ' , 3:00 Brighter Day . 3:15 Secret Storm 3 10 Edge of Night ' 4 00 The Vikings , 4 10 TBA : 5:00 Uncle Bill's Cartoons ) 5:30 Huckleberry Hound r 6:00 Your TV Weatherman , A OS Channel S Reoort 6:15 Doug Edwards 8c The News 6:30 The Californlans 7:00 Sea Hunt ' 7:30 Rawhide -: 8 :3d Route 66 9:30 Mr. Garland 10:3.1 Twilight Zone ' 10-3J I. ale News 10:43 'Test Pilot" 12,30 Sign Olf KOn-TV (Channel 2) THURePA Y ' ' . 4:00 American Bandstand 6:0- Chaplain's Corner - 5:lo Cartoons : ) 8:30 Roy Rogers ' 6.00 Six O'clock Report 6:14 TV Weatherman : 6:1! Doug Z.twards tt Mewl :30 ward Theater KMED 1440 kc KWIN 1400 kc , 1230 News Hear Xilem Stein Hear Show Clem Stein Newa Lcl. News-Road Show Clem Stein Emphasis-Road Show Clem Stein Newa . Harvey Clem Stein Nightingale aports .. tuem aiein newa Weather-Local News Clem Stein Orval Anderson Clem Stein Dinner Muslo Dinner Concert Music Dinner uoncert Jim Ochs Jim Ocns . Jim Ochs Jim Ochs Jim Ocns Jim Ochs ' Jim Ochs J.m Ochs Jlm'Ochs Jim Ochs . Jim Ochs Jim Ochs ""Devotion Sign Off " Club Club Nlghtbeat , Nlffhtbeat Long Long To Music to Muslo Larry Hoover Up Rural Kept. Larry Hoover Up to Music Larry Hoover first Newa Kounaup Jtr u itvu tir u unit JIFD 1400 Larry Hoover Larry Hoover i Larry Hoover Hank Peck Newf Cliff Scheel Cliff Scheel Cliff Scheel : Cliff Scheel Cliff Scneel Cliff Scheel Kewe ciud' Cil7f Scheel " Cliff Scheel , Cliff Scheel ' Cliff Scheel CllffScheel Cliff Scheel Cliff Scheel Cliff Scheel . Cllff Scheel , Comprehensive News Market Report Larry Hoover Hnuse Party Larry Hoover Party Larry Hoover party L.tneL,arry noover eLai House PartyLarry Hoover Hear Larry Hoover Larry noover Jim Ochs . Jim Ochs "jlm Ochs Jim Ochs Jim Ochs Jim Ochl Hear Jim Ochs Jim Ochs - Rnad Show Jim OchS - Road Show Jim Ochs Harvey' " Jim Ochs Nightingale sporta . jim wens Cliff Scheel . .CllffScheol .' 1 Dinner" Concert Dinner Concert Dinner Concert Dinner Concert Cliff Scheel Cliff Scheel , Cliff Scheel . Cliff Scheel Ashland High Football Ashland High Football Ashland High Football Ashland High Football Ashland High Football Ashland Hlsh Football Ashland High Football Ashland High Football Jim Ochs Jim Ochs . .' Jim Ochs Jim Ochs 'Devotions Sign Off Tunes Tunes "ABC 730 ke - i 10:15 Clemens Time 11:00 Weather. Muslo . 11:30 Records with Rick 12:00 sports ouuook 12:0.1 Rnnch Rcauesta . ' 12:15 Farm Market . J 12:30 Stock Market 12:35 Ranch Requests 1:30 News: Ranch Requests 2:00 Sound of Stereo 3:30 Top 10 8:20 Vespers 9:25 Gospel Mission - 5:30 Sign Off 95.3 me f 10:00 Bargain Roundup 10:18 Clemen'a-Timo 11:30 Records with Rick. 12:00 Sports Outlook lz:uo varieties I9'3n Rtnnk Mnrket 12:35 Hi-Fi VarleUea 1:30 News, HI-FI Varieties 2:00 Sound of Stereo 3:30 Top 10 5:30 Dinner Music 8:00 Jazz Scene 9:00 Ron'a Dance Requests 10:50 Sports Final 11 :00 Dance Requests 12:00 Sign-Off 1300 KC 8:30 Aviation weatner neport . 9:15 TrBdor Horn 10:00 Fire Weather Report 1 1 :45 Weather Report 1 1 :55 Portals of Prayer 12:00 Market Report 2:15 Trador Horn 3:15 Meeting Notices 4:45 Aviation Weather Report 5:25 Sportscast 5:30 Sign Off . 7:00 Man Hunt 7:30 To Tell the Truth 8:00 U.S. Marshal 8:30 The Real McCoya 0:00 My Three Sons 9:30 Hot Off the Wire 10:00 Markham iu:au silent Please 11. DO Rawhide FRIDAY I ISO Restless Gun m:ju wuecn for a Day 12:00 About Far 1?:5S A" Wor'd Turns i;uu uay tn court 1 :30 House Party 2:00 Day In Court 2:30 Gale Storm 3:00 Brighter Daj 3:15 Secret Storm 3:30 F.dge of Night 4:00 American Bandstand 5:00 Ore-Cal Panorama 6:00 Six O Clock Report 6:10 TV Weatherman 8:15 Doug Edwards & News 6:30 Sportsmen 6 :45 TV Question Box 7:00 Sea Hunt 7:30 Face to Face 8 :30 Flint Slone 9:0017 Sunset Strip 10:00 Detectives 10:30 Law and Mr, Jonea 11:00 Movie '. , i KINO CONFUSES COP J-.0S Angclcs-iuPD-A young police officer detailed to guard the hotel suite occuoicd by visiting King Frederlk of Denmark and Queen Ingrid had a memorable meeting with the king Wednesday When a man opened the door of the royal suite, the police man asked: "Sir, could you help me with some informa Ugjn? I want to know what the king looks like." "Young man, I am the king." STAR -By CLAY JK ; . Your Daily Activity Gwde M ' ' According fo fhe Stars. .To develop messoge for Friday, read words corresponding to numbers lS.Tt-.IB.Ol or your zodiac TAUSUS APR. 21 I An. 31 Talents , 2 The ;. i 3 Don't 4 Good 5 Expect 6 Don't , 7 Luck 8 Favors " ! 9A 10 Rcalire 1 1 Proceed . 12 Your i ISWilh 14 Ul 1 32 Difficulties MAY 21 33 For 34 Hove ; 35 Romance 36 Happen 37 More 38 Today 39 Doings 40 The 41 Patience 42 Inlluencel 43 Your 44 Something AJlA 1L "V Jl 1 "'I OIMINI MAY 22 JUNE 22 fflf12-31-4y) fV57o-79-aa CANCil JUNE 22 JULY 23 15Exellent. 40 edge 16Comislencv 46 In 17 Unexpected 47 Person f) 2-17-24-M 18 Drill 48 Love -38-44-82l 19 Evening 20YoO'll 21 Aspects 22 From 23 Older ; 24 Could 25 Favor 26 Brings 27 Into 28 Social 49 And . 50 Dealing : 51 Courtship . 52 Romance 53 Heart's 54 Desires 55 Avoid , 56 And 57 Grosp SSBold UP JULY 24 k AUG. IsTl 1-23-47-41 Vatoo AlaJ. 24 SEPT. 22 29 Have 59 With 30Harmonlous 60 Courtship Good Adverse j. 1. a .1 tr ' r" -yS3-34-71 The Medical . vy x Epidemic of Hepatitis I recently read a govern ment report to the effect .that the Incidence of infectious hepatitis has gone,- up 250 per cent in a year. Since January 1st, IS, 738 cases have been re ported. It is to . be hoped that this trend goon Dr. Alvarea w 1 1 1 be re- versed. Fortunately, ' people with infectious hepatitis usually recover quickly and completely. There? Is another type of hepatitis that follows trans fusions of blood. This type can be so dangerous to health and even life that I would never permit anyone to give me a transfusion unless I felt it was needed to save my life as after a big hemorrhage. What is unfortunate today is that according to experts, many of the transfusions giv en were not necessary, but were ordered by a physician who felt he should be doing everything possible- to help his patient recover quickly A more thoughtful physician would have said to, himself that he would prefer not to expose his patient to the danger ' of later tin two or three months getting a se vere hepatitis, perhaps with Jaundice. This Illness' can cost Hie patient much money, it caa leave him crippled with shriveled and cirrhotic liver, and it can even cause his death. A Violent Temper ' ' A number of people write asking what they, can do for violent and almost uncon trollable temper. Some tell me that a psychiatrist has ad vised them, to let fly, so as to get . the i aggressive feelings out of their systems. But this has only made their tempers worse, so that now some of the men are afraid that some day they will seriously injure someone. A number of the men say . that i they have learned quickly to walk away when someone has angered them. Several physicians have told me they have been losing their practices because they fly into a. . rage the minute a patient questions a statement they have made. Some of my patients are con cerned because they sec that, . due. to .their frequent blow-ups, they have been losing , the love of their their wives. Their children now show only fear of them Some of .their fellow-workers at the store have complained about ; working alongside of them; and as a result, the bosses are dissatisfied. My feeling is strong that there is only one thing ifor the hot-tempered person to do, and this is to start early, learning to keep himself under control. Fortunately, the more often- a man con trols his temper 'the easier this becomes. Learned Control Hundreds of patients have remarked to me that in their youth they had the "family temper," but my much prac tice of restraint, they learned to control it. And they were very glad that they hod done this. Some, with a psychotic or epileptic type of temper said that their outbursts did Y3 ' fin mmiTefifNva il-T lOVIULAJt-lAJlAJVIJ 1 1 1 2 Court Street A. GiZElCi R. POLLAN- Usu OCT. 23$$, k?.73.7A VS birth sign. 61 Could 62 A Kosrto OCT. 24 ., (i 63 With NOV. 22 y 64CW 65 Exciting 66 Any 34-37-41-4odTl S50-39-7J 7i A 67 Compete! ion SAGITTASIUI 68 Adventuring 69 8. 70 Helpful 7Todoy 72 Certoln 73 Changeable 74 Today 75 Elders 76 Attitude 77 And 78 Times 79 New 80 In' 81 Marital 82 You've .. 83 Wanted 84 Finances 85Chnncet 86 Stubborr - 87 Are 88 Matters '' 89 Likely 90 People . C.,107 . Neutril NOV. OEC- 6.1B-J7,32r-?I k3-726-9QVei urit,uiin N. 20 CAPRICOSN OEC JAN. 3- 3- M44f1 62-28-39 Roundup Emerltui Con Emeritus Consultant In Medicine Alayo Clinic Emeritus Professor of Medicine Mayo clinic .(Register and Tribune Syndicate I860) not bother them .because, after a "storm" they had no memory of the awful things they had said or done. Some Were so callous that they did not notice that their wives or children .when bawled out so terribly were' weepy and un happy all day. Others did sense the unhappiness they had produced,' and the si lence and the hurt looks of their loved ones kept them distressed all day. As I often say, blowing my top may conceivably help me to get rid of anger or annoy ance, but just . think what must happen to the nervous system of the person who gets bawled out and hurt! The mental pain is particu larly severe when the dress ing down is given before other people. Then, besides the great hurt of harsh words, there is a "loss of face." Among some sensitive persons such loss of face is a devastating experience, which does great harm to the personality. No kindly per son will want to hurt so ter ribly a fellow human being. New 4-H Project Centers on Aufo Driving, Safety Corvallls - Parents who loan the family car to teem age sons and daughters can rest a little easier if young sters are enrolled in a new 4-H automotive project. Oregon State college, ex tension service "is inviting ninth and tenth graders who are learning to drive, "and older teenage drivers, to sign up for " a study - experience program on the automobile. According to state and na tional records, youths under 20 years of age are involved in more than their share of accidents. They make up about 7 per cent of the auto mobile drivers, but have about 12 per cent of' the accidents. This spring, more than 10 per cent of Oregon drivers under 20 years of age were involved In - accidents in the four months, March through June. The 4-H leaders point out that 2 million youth reach driving age each year and apply for driving permits. Of these, only a fourth receive any organized training In traf fic safety, Aims of Project t - Appreciation of high way safety and courtesy, a knowl edge of traffic laws, and care and servicing of the automo bile are project alms. In their club meetings, youths will also discuss money-saving sub jects - how to shop for a new or used car, how to run it ef ficiently, and how to keep records. - Older youth may find a career in the automo tive industry through the project, notes Cal Monroe, acting state 4-H leader. Activities include driving contests, economy runs, and LEE RIDERS ! ' For the. Family Gibson Saddlery , - . 225 Wast th . Phone SP 3-3102 AQUASIUI JAN. 21 FEB,' 1 ifiiS5 21-25-35-JlfV 56-38-08 g PI tCH FIB. 20 2O-29-40-4JYV Lumbermen Plan fo Meet in Medford West coast lumbermen face three major proposals on grading' and product classifi cation which would have far reaching effects on future marketing of their products. These problems will be dis cussed at a district meeting of the West Coast Lumber men's association at .the Rogue Valley Country club Tuesday, Oct.: 11. All lumber manufacturers from this area are urged to attend. There will be a refreshment hour at 6 p.m. and a no-host dinner at 7 p.m. "We must make a decision on an industry level," It. V. Simpson, executive vice presi dent of the West Coast Lum bermen's association, said, "as to what action we want to take." Simpson listed . the three major issues as (1) new FHA proposals on use of certain grades; (2) major revisions in grading and lumber designa tion on a national basis; and (3) new proposals from the American Lumber Standards, commission which would af fect certain lower grades. Simpson indicated that oth er matters of major impor tance would also be discussed. demonstrations on safety, servicing ana auto care. Youths may enroll in the project at county extension offices. Volunteer adults, aided by state and county highway encineers. notice, automotive experts and other qualified persons, will be asked to help lead clubs, says Monroe. He riplinvpa the 4-H automotive project will help supplement driver education courses given in many local high scnoois, and in some communities will be the first supervised in struction ever offered. STOP! Don't Buy Any Compact Car 'til you tee the ALL new 1961 RAMBLER PAUL LEA RAMBLER - 5th & Bctrtlett Phone SP 2-6185 FIRST LOVE DIAMONDS Registered - Insured ' $100 No Money s. Hi DtTwn Both Rings j,.,,, s v.s, Pay Since 1945 'JEWEIERS 129 S. Central SP 3-4922 SILVER DOLLAR STAMPS Roy Picard Certified Master Watchmaker TELEVISION Radio & Small Appliance REPAIR Work Guaranteed CALL SP 3-6241 TROWBRIDGE & FLYNN 214 West Main 2IS EAST MAIN CONTINENTAL 3 Band, 7 Transistor Portable Ridio TWO SHORT WAVE BANDS and standard broadcast band. Uses Ban liaht batteries. Includes ear- phonos, carrying cast and antenna plug. rrarn r, m r, n may also be used J 58 88 tarrying handle or at an easel. mrKT Wj S i-tn-n XVO A aa. Hi 3rBsBrreailBar- j Strange As It THE MOLUCCAS OR SPICE ISLANDS, COMPl'ISINS NEARLY 200,000 S0UARE MILES, ARE- ALMOST ENTIRELY COVERED WITH MOTlVVES 1KEE5, V e US GflLS jjji) jl raise Money 10 JtS5 I - BUILD A CHURCH VMfiMR- (CT ,M- IA .tSUAIRA ;' fit, Xi&-JM. 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