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'12 A TUESDAY. APRIL 17. 1962 MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE. MEDFORD, OREGON RADIO PROGRAM S T U E S D A Y Program! listed below art received from the radio tUtloni ai.d tbe Mall Tribune mumei no responsibility except to mane cnanges as are supplied KWIN KBOYAM jKBOY FM KDOV 380 kc I73kc I95.J mr 11301 ke I K JC 1230 kc iKMED 11440 kc 4 :0O News-Personal I Local News 4:15 Pat McCoy Road Show 4 30 Bannerline !Alex Oner 4 :4 5 Sports McCoyJEmphasis News I Shopper I News iEd Tomlln 5:00 Lowell Thomas iNcws-Harvey INewa S :1 A Pat McCoy INightingale ISporu News 5:30 Bannerline ! Headlines INews 5:45 Sporta McCoy IHank Weaver Tom B -Spti. "6 00 Frank Goss iNews-Sporta tNews 615 Pat McCoy jEmphJuis Ed Tomlln 6:30 Bannerline I Commentary 'News 6:45 SporU McCoy IDinner Music Ed Tomlln 7:00 World News INews-Music iNews 7:15 Bud Adler IDfnnei Music Sporta 7:30 Bannerline World News INews 7:45 Sports Adler lEdw Morgan Ed Tomlln 8:00 World Tonight INews-Music lana, music Land. Music Land. Music News-Go I Go Show !Go Show IHeadlinet IHeadllnea IMusic IS wing Thing I Contrasts News-Hymn INews-Swlng INewa IMusic i&poru-bwing luonirssu j music Headlines IMusic lEditorlal ! News-Hymn Serenade I Road Report 'Serenade IMusic IWeather I Weather I Editorial 'Sporta 'Swing Thing iWea.-Swina ISwing Thing Serenade News-Mission 'Serenade Sign Off I Serenade ; Music Sign Off I KRVC 1350 ke Christ Music G. Christians News Hymns Bit of Heaven Hymns Music Hymns News Sign Off Newt IRelaxatton (Relaxation (Relaxation . 8:15 Bud Adler 8 :30 Bannerline 8:45 Sporta Adler 9 00 World New 9:15 Bud Adler B 30 Bannerline fi : 45 SporU Adler IGo Show, INews ISporU News id Tomlln Editorial Concert Concert Concert 10:00 News INews 10 15 Bud Adler iNightheat 10:;i0 Bannerline Nightbeat 10:45 SporU INightheat V.1100 Hdlns Sign Off Good News 1 11:15 iNightheat ; 11 (Nifththeat 11:45 INightheat News SporU INews Ed Tomlln Devotion Sign Off 12:00 INews SlgnOff I I Concert Concert Jazz Seen I Jazz Scene I News-Jazz IJazz Scene I Jazz Scene (Anything News Anything Anything Anything RADIO PROGRAM S-WEDNESDAY 5:00 5:15 fi:30 5:45 ISign On, New! I Wake Up I Sign On IBret Steele IWestern (Western ; 6:00 Sound 1230 tNewi-Wakeup Sign On Farm Sign On-Wea. Sign On-Wea. IWestern INat'l News 6:15 Montie Morris Wake Up SporU News Farm News Farm News INews-Hymn (Dally Bread 6:30 Bannerllnes IMusic INewslines INews INews (Western Music ; 645 SporU-Morrla iFlrst News (Bill Lively ICronklte IContrasta 'Farm Report IMusic I 7:00 News Round uVl Hemingway INewa IWeather IHeadlincs IMusic Music I 7:15 Montie Morris IWeather (Snorts News ICronklte IContrasU INews-Hymn IFreedom Ctr t 7:30 Bannerllnes IR V Report INews News INews ILinn'sLine (World News c 7:45 SporU-Morrla Reg. News iBill Lively 'Sporta Contrasts J Linn From God t 8:00 News-Weather (Local News INpws !Hdlines.-Wea. IHdllnea.-Wca. iLlnn Bargains t 8:15 Montie Morris INishtingale III Peck News lEditorlal lEditorlal INews-Hymn i Know Truth 8.30 Bannerline I ABC News (News !News-Mkt. INews I Music Bible ' 8 45 Pet Parade Emphasis (BUI Lively (Job Bulletin Job Bulletin IMusic I Bible T 8:00 News-Morris IBrkfst Club INews IHdllncs.-Wea. IHdlines.-Wea. IMusic (Deliverance J p is Montie Morris IBrkfst. Club 'Shopper Uncle Rick IContrasU INews-Hymn Deliverance . 9 30 Bannerline IBrkfst. Club News (News (News IRoad Report IBack to Bible 9:45 Sports-Morris IBrkfst. Club Lively isporis Contrasts (MubIc Back to bid. a - v;40 ; -1 o :00 News-Godfrey 10:15 Godirey -10:30 Godfrey 'J0:45 Godfrey I Local News (Listen IABC News Listen News Com. News News BUI Lively INewa m lively News Bill Lively Hdlines.-Wca. IHdllnea.-Wca. IMusic ttnrga ins Bargains News News G. Wade Fashion (Fashion (Trader Horn Uov of Living news-Hymn imusic INat'l Newa IMusIr Sporta Farm Mkt. Stock Mkt, Cronklte (Sports (Farm Mkt. (Stock Mkt. (Contrasts " . i :oo News-Haeprty. Local News T.J 1:15 Houseparty Tello Test Jll:30 Garry Moore i ABC News il 1 :45 Crosby-ClooneylListen "12:00 News IRce. Newi (News "12:15 Montie Morris IWeather Sporta .'12 30 Bannerline IR V Report iPaclfio Power 1 12.45 Weather (Paul Harvey IMkt. Report j:no News-Morris ILocal News INews IHdlines.-Wea. IHeadllnea - J :15 Montie Morris (House Party (Com Newa Cronklte IContrasU 1 -.in Rnnnf-rltnM (ARC News lOur World Blnso 'Cnntrnjitx 2 1 .45 Sports-Morris Emphasis IT. Blymlller IBIngo IContrasU 2:3u Bannerline iauc news (news 2:45 Sports-McCoyIEmphasiB n Biymiuer a-fld Nnurt.Wmh'n ll ncnl NIWI I rWfHVB 3:15 Pat McCoy IHear IT. Blymlller 3:30 Bannerline ABC Newa INewa 3:45 SporU-McCoy (Emphasis IT Blymlller 4;uu news-rersonaj iL.ocai news 4:30 Bannerline Alex Drier . 4:45 Sports-McCoy l-rnpb.AS' Hdlines.-Wea. IHdlines.-Wea. IMusic (Church News Uncle Rick IContraiU INews-Hvmn Music News INews IMusic (Headlines Uncle Rick IContrasU IMusic (Christ. Music IMusic News INews-Hymn IMusic IRoad Report (Music IMusic Christ. Music Music IMusic (Meeting! IMusic Music IGoinel (Gospel Music IMUSIC INew 3 Small Worlds Around Us By LYNN M. W ATKINS (Register and Tribune Syndicate 1962) IHdlines-Wea IHdlines.-Wea. IMusic IRequesU I Bargains IBargaina INews-Hymn IRequests INews News - IMusic INews-Music JSporU IContrasta Trader Horn IQulet Time IHdHnes.-Wea. IHdllnea.-Wca. IMusic IClassIc Swing Thing IContrasU (News-Hymn (Classic News INews (Munic INews-Music Sports-Swing IContrasta IMusic I Christ. Music INews IHdlines.-Wea. IHdlines.-Wea. IMusic .Christ. Music (Shopper ISwing Thing IContrasU iNewa-Hymn 'Stories INews INews (News IMusic 'Radio Kids IEd Tomlln ISwing Thing IContrasta IMusic 'Radio Kids mnn Lowe Tnomas rvews-tiarvey irvews 5:15 Pat McCoy INiRhtingale Sport Newa fi:30 Bannerllnes Headline INews Snnrli.Mrnnv IHnnk Weaver I Tom B.-SoU. fi:00 Frank Goss INews-SWortt INews fi-W Put MrTiw ifmnhflnU iFrl Tnmlln . o :t.i npriuier luiiinc-i niuuvbu i mmm 7-C0 World Newa Ncws-Mtislc INews 7:45 Sports-Adlcr lEdw. MoraanlEd Tomlln ."V;()0 World Tonicht INews-Music INews R. 15 Bud Adler Land oi MuslclSporU - R 3d Bannerline IDcmocracy News B-.45 Sports-Adlcr IDemocracy lEd Tomlln ""n 00 News-Adler iNewn-Go INews - 0 15 Bud Adler I Go Show ISporu : n 30 Banncrlines IGo Show INews ji t: Sporta-Adler Kio Show 'Ed Tomlln i'llidO News-Adler 'News i Devotion ,,10.15 lud Artier INtRhtneal ISign Off 10 an Biinnerlincs INiRhlltcat I 1 ,1(V45 Sports INiRhllteat .'1 1:00 Sign Off IWeather IWeather lEditorlal (Editorial (Sports-Swing Sports ISwing Thing Serenade IWea.-Swing IWeather 'Swing Tiling ISerenade iNews-Mission .Serenade (Sign Off ISe re nad is I INews IRelaxatton (Relaxation I Relaxation IMusic IBitot Heaven INews-Hymn IMusic IRoad Report INews-Hymna IMusic; Hymns IMusic (Sign Off INews-Music Sign Off INews (Concert Concert 1 Concert (Concert (Concert I Jazz Scene IJazz Scene J 1:1 5- -,11:30 1 :45 ";I2:00 I Good Newa INightheat INiRhthcat (NiRhtbeat INews I (News 1 ,1a 7.7 Scene lAnything (Anything INews (Anything (Anything (Anything ISign Off KSHA 860 KC SiKn on at a:30 a. in . nign off at 7 p.m. Quality music programs all day with news and weather every hour on the half, hour. Litila Mouse is in I Hurry, He Hai Such 1 Shori Tim A lifetime for a mouse is about one-fortieth that of a man. Even that indefinite in terval between the little ani mal's birth and death can be substantially shortened if the little guy has a few nerve shattering experiences, every one of which may shorten his life to some degree. Every narrow escape accel erates the heart action and to some extent weakens it. cut ting off a few days, weeks, or even months of its life expec tancy. Even under normal condi tions, if he lives a life of calm ness with no narrow escapes or trying experience, his en tire life will not continue be yond a couple of years. But in spite of its brief life span, its tiny heart will beat as many times as will a hu man heart throughout a nor mal lifetime. Super-sonic Speed Normally, the mouse-heart will whiz along at a terrific rate, but will accelerate up to just about super-sonic speed when the little guy becomes frightened. In fact it threat ens to shake the mouse apart. Even a fine motor cannot long continue at above its recom mended speed without some damage. The average heartbeat of a human being, about 72 per minute, is pretty sluggish when compared to that of a mouse. We tried to measure the heart beat of a tame, white mouse. We rigged up a steth oscope and caught the mouse. Holding the little fellow in one hand we applied the in strument to the tiny chest. The beat was more than a beat; it was an angry whir. It was clicking along at a rate impossible to count. We put the little guy in a treadmill, a pastime he al ways seems to enjoy. He knew what to do; he raced against the turnine wheel with all his energy. His legs moved so fast we could hardly see them. y Increased Twofold We removed him and again put the stethoscope against his heaving breast. His heart beat had increased its tempo at least twofold, much faster than a beat - more like a steady buzz. We could imag ine we could almost hear it hum. It was so rapid, there seemed no pause in between. Little wonder that mouse life is a very short interval of time. Mouse-life is so brief, in fact, that Mr. or Mrs. Mouse is a mother or a father in less than three months' time. They can be, and usually are, grandparents at the age of five months, and old-women mice or old-men mice at 20 months They have to hurry ail life processes, apparently in order to keep up with a heart beat that hammers away at a rate that threatens to pound the little body to pieces. Extreme and prolonged vi bration in man, mouse or ma chine cuts down its lifetime. But the lifetime of a mouse Is pitifully brief. PERFECT BEAST London - (UPU - A London secretary was reported today to have remarked to her com panion at a bus stop: "My boss was a perfect beast to day. Ever since lunch hour I've been working." Charles Chester Air Cushion Shoes Men and Women jft 3t GEORGE RUPERT Licensed Salesman PHONE SP 2-8738 1059 Morrow Rd. Modford, Ore. Strange As It Seems lsie hix , WH ErJ ABRAHAM LINCOLN YA5 INAUGURATED PRESIDEMT Of THE UUITSD STATE?, 5 tX-PrJESIDEWTS, WERE SmU LIVIMG. Yin Bum. fiw, Bichtu"' 9 THE SEA AMEM0NE CM SWALLOW ENOUGH WAffl? TO INCREASE ITS SIZE . 1,000 feu c&trr ?l MADE FROM THE HAIR OF JAPANESE W0MEM WAS USED IN THE C0W5TRUCTIDM OF THE FAMOUS HIGASHI TEMPLE.IU KyOTO, JAPAN CROSSWORD PUZZLE ACROSS Answer to Yuttrdav'f Punts 1-Man't nick nam (Symbol for tantalum -Showy flowtr U-Natlv American 13-Tfdter 15- Honian godl 16- Optrator IS-Colle? degree (abbr.) ll-A stat (abbr.) 31-Kntic. ::-box 24 -Send forth ZS-Unit of Italian currency !S-Devoured 29-Tltle of respect 31-Lustful 11 -Teutonic deity H-Projecting tooth .18-Profound 3S-Army officer (abbr.) 40-African antelopee 43-Tranaactlone 45-L'xist 47 -Places 49- Distance measure 50- Masculine 52-Soaka up 54-A continent (abbr.) 65-Alun'e nickname 56 -Quarrel 59- Parent (colloq.) 51- Kall back 63-Lassos Ko-HinJu guitar t6-Senfor (abbr.) 67- Worm DOWN 1 - Proposition Puzzle 2- A state (abbr.) 4-Afrlkaant 6-Cancel I- Provoked 7-bishopric I- Sailors (colloq.) I-Latln conjunction tO-Refund 12-Preflx: not 14-More unusual 17-Keed coating :n- Helps 23-Parent (colloq.) 34- Printer'e measure SS-Zest 27-Held In reverence 20-Provides crew M-Thlnk 35- One who estimates 27-Ache 38- More crippled- 39- Bartere 41-Cease p gf; 0 TC U P e 43 - South American animals 44- Compasi point 46-Spanfsh article 41-Urges on 61-Prepare for Drint 53- Mir 57- Mn'e name 58- Rabylonian deity SO-Beast of burden S3-Note of seal 84 -Symbol for tellurium I I2 I3 t&i 5 l&iL 7 I8 I9 l' Iv II 12 Jvll3 U 13 VAI6 17 v!v8 v. '-21 24 25 Q.y 26 27 28 29 30""v3T 3T" 33 1 !J! 34 35 36 ?7 383940 IfTS t$ U 45" 6 48 iv7 55 Ti6 57 if if 60 61 62 63 64 Distr. by United Feature Syndicate, Jnc J- 20'x20' GARAGE hi- i r i . : immissi With Concrete Slab On Your Lor-$750 Few modifications needed for use as cabin or dwelling. Com parable rates on all phases of building. LEE HOLT, builder. 100 Financing $25.00 per Month See garaqe display today. Phone NO 4-1500 or NO 4-3078. Gold Rey Dam rd., Central Point I ;? TELEVISION PROGRAMS The following TV broadcast log ia printed a free public aarvict for the. Mail Tribune'i readers -'and TV viewers. Schedule changes aro printed as provided by the TV stations and the Mail Tribune I cannot accept responsibility for errors or omissions. "KBES-TV (Channel 5) Tuesday: ', -511 Klrv Kino fl:00 Uncle Bill 5 so Quick Draw Mr draw H Oil VniiP TU Wnnthoi mun "6:05 Channel & Rcpori ' 1 I? nnM (THiirnrHe with Nnlifl 8:30 Political R1K Trie Pnnntv Chnrlrti- , 7:00 The Flints. ones Tin Morihnl nillnn '8:00 The nillcman n:00 Rod Skelton . U:30 U-nnbod and Me looo Wcstiimhmihe PrecntB 1 1 nil Nlni.ru b'lliul 'llilR Nhkm City 12:15 Sinn Oil KOTI-TV (Channel 2) TtiPftday: 4:00 American Bandstand 4:50 Aniprk'tin Newitnnd 5:00 It-rli Talks 530 Quick Draw McGraw 6:00 Six O'clock Report HMO TV Weatherman 8:1.1 Evening Report 8:30 Championship Bowling 7:30 Hazel 8:00 Bachelor Father B 30 New Breed 0 30 Yours tor a Sonf 10:00 Alcoa Premier 10 30 Bell t Unwell Clnseup 11:00 News Final 11.15 Sign Oil WertnesdJiv 10 r4 News 1 1 00 Love nt Lllr 1T30 St-arch Fur Tomorrow 12:00 t'olh-KC nt the Atr "12.30 As the World Turns 1 .00 Paaswnrd , 1 30 limine Party . 2 00 The Millionaire - 2 30 Verdict Is Yours 2 M News ' 3 on Brighter Day a 15 Sec ic I Stotm 3 30 Edge ol Nichl . 4 uu Johnnie I. inn . 4 30 Kaleidoscope A -AS Kaiser ' Corner . 6 00 Uncle Bill 5 30 Yogi Bear - h 00 Your TV Weatherman li o.-s Channel ft Report ti l 5 Doug Edwards With News . 3u Deputy . 7 on Leave it to Beaver - 7 30 The Alvin Show - ft no Mv Three Sons ' 8 30 Checkmate 30 Dick Van Dyke 10 nn II S Sleel Hour 1 1 ),ti News Final 1 1 15 Sign OK KMED-TV (Channel 10) 'J uedat ; 4 on Focal Point . 4 30 tneal Point a on l arloon Carnival 5 Ati Cartoon Carnival 6 00 Newnreel 10 15 Huntley-Brlnkley - ti 30 Pierce Commentary 6 45 Sports Weather ; 7 on Kipeorri . 7 n Laramie iCl 8 30 Alfred Hitchcock - n no Hainhnw of Stars .Kino Cains Hundred ' 1 1 (HI I Mh Hour News , J I 15 Tonight Show (C 1.00 News-Wealher-Sign Olt Weiinesday: 10:10 College of the Air l nnpiHlu r Corner 10:50 Morning Report 11 (H Tennessee Ernie Ford 11:30 Yours for a Song 12 Oil I'anioullime. 12 30 As the World Turns 1:00 Day 'n Court 1 :25 Mld-Diiv Report 1 30 Houri' Pnrty 2:00 Jane Wvnian Presents 2 30 Seven Keys 3 on Brighter Dav 3 15 Secret Storm 3 30 Edce of Nmht 4 no American Bandstand 4 SO American Newstnnd 5 00 Fund-O-Rama 5:30 Yogi Bear fi 00 fi O'C'lock Report 6:10 TV Weatherman 6 15 Evening Report fi 30 Deputy 7 flo Sporlhcope 7 30 News Analysis 8 0O Straightaway 8 30 Top Cat n no Hawaiian Eye 10 00 Naked city 111.1 Sign Off edneriy !i :; Sign On Morning Visit -l"onPru-r K Right tci 0 30 Concentration "It 00 Your Fir5t Impremslnn (r) 11 30 Truth or Consequences I I -55 News -12 00 Jan Murray to 12 30 Loretta Young :()o Young Dr Malone i 1 30 Our Five Daughters 2 HO Make Room lor Daddy . 2 30 Here a Hollywood tCl 2 5. News , 3 00 Theatre 10 "Achievement" - 3 30 Continental Classroom '. 4 no Focal Point . 4 30 Focal Point - .1 oo Cartoon Carnival ' 5 30 Cartoon Carnival .-' r no Ncwircel 10 . fi 15 Ilunttey-Brlnkley ' ft 30 Pierre Commentary fi 45 Sporls Weather Special . 1 on Shopping Spree .' 7 15 Charter-Home Rule - 7 3d Wagon Train - 8 70 ,!ov Bihop ft no prrrv Cnmn Muslr Hall (Ct JlMfl College Kaleidoscope )d ;m David Knnkley Journal (Cl It 00 Neworeel 1 1 ,15 Tonight Show (ct I fin News. Wrather. Sign oft I I no News Final Stockmen To Hear Rangeland Letter A statement of policy on forest service ranRclnnds will he rend by President U'lloy Offenhacher when the Jack son County Stockmen's asso ciation meets Thursday, starl ing at 6 30 p.m. in the Cen tral Point Grange hall. The statement was request ed by the stockmen's associa tion during a directors' meet ing in Modford last month. Stockmen are concerned over reported proposals of the for est service to reduce the range allotments in this area. Stockmen also will discuss whether they should recom mend the county hire a soils scientist to work with soil con servation districts for classifi. cation of soils. The proposed home rule charter for Jackson county also will be discussed. walt's "Oldtst Shop In So. Ortgon" 3300 So. Srigt Rd. SP 2-2269 Serving Mrdlord i Vicinil. CjIIi Monday thru Thuridat 8 t in. la t f .m. Friday, t a.m. to 4 p.m. Policies Should Be I Read, Officer Says Yreka Cal-Vet home own ers arc protected against fire and a number of other haz ards by an insurance policy issued under a contract nego tiated between the insurer and tbe Department of Veterans, but not every hazard is cov ered, Lynn E. Roberts, vet erans service officer, has pointed out. The insurance policy which each Cal-Vet borrower re ceives, lists the actual risks that the policy covers, Rob erts explained. It should be noted that these policies only insure the actual home or dwelling, and do not cover losses incurred through fire or other hazards to persona property. "We feel the home owner should be aware of this so that if he desired he may take additional insurance to cover his personal belongings," Rob erts said. It would be wise for the policy holder to read his pol icy carefully to know exactly what is covered, Roberts concluded. i!jir,vii.ik-i j. ( OH, ALL RISHT...BUT I I OTHER 0065 60 TO BED WITHOUT , ssjStS&aiPt eEEP elvlNe U THE T DH.YOuTpONYTKVTO 5 "yoO HAVE NO "IS IT TRUE S fDONYTEyTl WONT.'.!5" , x r,..,l?T.l WEAPIN6SASTHE eieO HIT ME, 1 TAICE THE CON - ACCENT NOW IF THAT YOU WEAR TO DISTRACT) THE WEATHEt 4j.yJ COL. CANYON,. I TRIES TO EVAPE1..NOT I HARpy TROL4.' I'VE SHOT MY HEAP DIPNT SLINKY fiOWNS I MB.1 y WILL TAKE CASE C SJLLL UAVB MANy t-ANPiNa spots- jk tt several persons hurt so much i'p , anp intoxicate f-i icil of that when ;iZ A BLIP FROM THE VANP THE WEATHER AHEAP T g TOPAV.' ONE AACRE BE AWED AT -r MEN WITH WJ WE RUN OUT :"A B B'NS A tpi"i KAUTY OWNIN' THAR OWN BUSINESS MAKES MOST BACHELORS RICH AN' DESIRABLE BUT; UwNINJ TH 5KONK WORKS klAlTCC MP nn fr MERELV RICH " ) Ti n jf VI A Salem Man To Head Fryer Commission Salem-lUPll- Warren Merrill, Salem, was named manager of the Oregon Fryer Commis sion Monday. He previously was assistant manager of the producers' or ganization. He succeeds Steve ltrody, Salem, who resigned last month. INCREASE REPORTED San Francisco- ll'Mi -Crown Zcllerbach Corporation Mon day announced a 2 4 per cent increase in first quarter sales to a record $1118.484, 000. POOR MAN'S 1 An tii HOME Simply Call pll I I SP 2-8822 VHLLO Y SHE'LL COME TO SOON'S f AH BOUGHT THIS OLE AIR-TIGHT T AH PURIFIES TH' AIR BV J DIVIN' SUIT SO AH COULD WALK J f-GyLP.'-LEAVIN' t y INTO TOWN FO GROCERIES, r- N .r- , ( WIFOUTSUFFOCATIN' Tvry . NOBopy.'.' , .j ssssssssssssssstsssssssssllllllBSlBsssssssssssW , . 1 i I ' If V ;)MJ ffs I I VERY WEU, CHARLIE, a I COMPIETELV.' KEARRAM6ti THE TABLES. FITT1N6 ROOM. GET 1 MHHWrlltEiJ ucutUTOTC(.nc(HT I ' &Z& (P-SiM V L'J I VI I., 1 I'LL FIND A PLACE FOR YOU Wl I NEW PERSONNEL THEN IF THE SAILOR COP COMES IRVING TO (AUSE II i I TU1. oElTVET. MBS.wrvro. t M" ' M Jk UW" UUI "U M ' 1 f - ' ""Till 1 I ass i 'I V-T Hm.'M,, i MC AND THE OLYMPIC SKATING STARS I , , L s ivr,. 2 RAD 0 CITY mW, M a C-- i'm Busy right II rcA-r di a-im' ; - fcVl!.Vf '' BUORtllU i " LOWEEzy-- RUN out imth1 UyT BALLS O FIRE !! i ( voungGn" P AV T f 44 tinin nn Mimr.mii I LL i backyard an' v what am t " r tr young-un'.!! E.: corps ra i t I I MEsi ho- rrtWA,? J S.7 T0N1TE AT 9:00 - IN COLOR CHANNEL1 0 g 4 Vfl '0S Crater Television llili Protrtsional Electronic Service. . . I ; L'Ke One Cf ( Cm soi?y..wE ' J EicjT vou can take this I I EvfovBCX)vs GOT TO l CENTRAL POINT 'fJ o. t&) Jjfl I Ml Al ui ,ccev jceso. 1 .ji-i' TV i , mm I 1i 3 TV? . lMJSS-1 13 li iaftMOTBrin; t.m, UsssllvsV uncle wntvA m Compkte Modern Color Equipped Shop AL OLUFSEN CONFIDENCE! Th CDNK1PKNCK of our I'mfomera ia imlKirlsnl. That'a hv our TV iM-mcuif ia the very beL KM At. TV IlKMXJl'AHTKKS KllR... GSiUruiimi Serving Central Point and Medford . . . Si ma Ralei! Phone NO 4-1797 ( i i
