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TUESDAY. APRIL 17. 1962
MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE. MEDFORD, OREGON
RADIO PROGRAM S T U E S D A Y
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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
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; Music
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KRVC
1350 ke
Christ Music
G. Christians
News
Hymns
Bit of Heaven
Hymns
Music
Hymns
News
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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
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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
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12:00
INews SlgnOff I
I Concert
Concert
Jazz Seen
I Jazz Scene
I News-Jazz
IJazz Scene
I Jazz Scene
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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
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10:15 Godirey
-10:30 Godfrey
'J0:45 Godfrey
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BUI Lively
INewa
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Bill Lively
Hdlines.-Wca. IHdllnea.-Wca. IMusic
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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
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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
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2:45 Sports-McCoyIEmphasiB n Biymiuer
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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
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IMusic Christ. Music
Music
IMusic
(Meeting!
IMusic
Music
IGoinel
(Gospel Music
IMUSIC
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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
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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
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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
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lEditorlal (Editorial
(Sports-Swing Sports
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I INews
IRelaxatton
(Relaxation
I Relaxation
IMusic IBitot Heaven
INews-Hymn IMusic
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IMusic; Hymns
IMusic
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INews
(Concert
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I Jazz Scene
IJazz Scene
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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.
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LINCOLN
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PRESIDEMT Of
THE UUITSD STATE?,
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IN THE C0W5TRUCTIDM
OF THE FAMOUS
HIGASHI TEMPLE.IU
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CROSSWORD PUZZLE
ACROSS
Answer to Yuttrdav'f Punts
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nick nam
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tantalum
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16- Optrator
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degree
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Italian
currency
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respect
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deity
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tooth
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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
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(abbr.)
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(colloq.)
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conjunction
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12-Preflx: not
14-More
unusual
17-Keed coating
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23-Parent
(colloq.)
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measure
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reverence
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crew
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estimates
27-Ache
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41-Cease
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animals
44- Compasi
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46-Spanfsh
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41-Urges on
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53- Mir
57- Mn'e name
58- Rabylonian
deity
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20'x20' GARAGE
hi- i r i . :
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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
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"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
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!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.
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OWNIN' THAR OWN BUSINESS
MAKES MOST BACHELORS
RICH AN' DESIRABLE BUT;
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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.
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