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D THURSDAY, MARCH 2. 1961 MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE. MEDFORD, ORE. radio PROGRAMS THURSDAY ffoiTMrn. llsttd below ar. rseelv.d Irom lh. radio stations and II i Mill TilbniM tunics no responsibility except to make changes it are supplied KYJC 1230 kc KMED 1440 kc KWIN 1400kc (jO News Personal St. News Hear -Sporti. McCoy Emphasis K -ad Snow ,:0i' Lowell Thomai Newt Harvey i:ir, Pat McCoy Nlghtlnale-Drier a) Tom Harmon Weather Local News i:4; Charlie Milam Headline New; l:0fj Frank Gosa """" Dinner Music 1:15 Charlie Milam Dinner Music '30 FJannerline-Mllam Dinner Music 1:45 Sports Milam Dinner Miulc - ooNews Milam New Dinner Muiic 15 Charlie Milam Dinner Music 30 Bannerlines Milam New of the World ':45 Sports Milam Edwaid Morgan iVonZZworld Tonight Proipuct-Chlloquln 1-15 Washington Convr, Propt;ct-Ch.loqu.n 1 .30 Washington Convr. 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Now when you return to view your handiwork there are two things that you should study, the leg and me. You are a good craftsman, and like ell craftsmen you are proud of the result that all can see. No shortening, you said." Time Has Come "Would you still be proud of what you had done if I said I do not thank you for saving my life? I do not enjoy these endless days in bed. My time had come to die; I was ready to go. you see. Just remem ber: death, our enemy all through life, comes in the end as a friend. Look at him when you hear his knocking, and look at the woman who waits for him. He may well be her long-awaited suitor whose wooing would be wel comed so welcome in the end. I think he Is knocking now. Leave me, please. Just be glad for me." Very interesting to me is the story of a day when Hip pocrates came back from a journey and, like so many of us physicians today, he found that his assistant had signed him up for appointments all through every minute of the day, Hippocrates was an noyed, and he pointed out to his assistant that any physi cian who works at that pace cannot possibly keep up-to-date. Many a thoughtful per son would enjoy reading this unusual book about the first physician in history of whom we know a good deal. TELEVISION REPAIR Radio & Small Appliances Work Guaranteed CALL SP 3-6241 TROWBRIDGE & FLYNN 214 Wait Main STONE'S TV SERVICE 1119 EAST JACKSON Day SP 2-8266, Eve SP 3-2692 We Recommend & Use RCA Tubes We Give Silver Dollar Stamps 1127 Court Street Phone SP 3-3102 Washington -(Ul'li- President Kennedy said Wednesday his administration is trying to de termine whether liny effective agreements can be worked out with the Russians to relax world tension. "Oldest Shop In So. Oregon" 2300 So. Stag Rd. 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