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4 B MONDAY. APRIL 30. 1962 MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE. MEDFORD, OREGON . i v. . RADIO Pro rr ami luted blow art received from th radio lUtioni and iha Mail Trlbum itiumci uo reiponiibillty except to make change aa are lupphed. KYJC m 1230 kc 4 :C0 Lowell Thomaa 4:15 Music 4:30 News jr. K 5 Sporli. M uatc 5 00 CBS Newi 3:1V Pacific Power S:30 News S:45Sporta. Music "flOO CBS Newa " 6n Music 6 30 News Analyiti 6:45 SporU, Music 7 :00 World Tonight" 7:l.V Music 7 :30 Newa 7:45 Sports, Music 8:00 CBS News B:l& Music B:?0 News 8 : 45 Sporty M usic "fl:00 News 9:15 Music 9:30 News. Music JM5 SportaMu sic 10:00 News 1015 Music 10 30 News, Music 10:4!iSports. Music Il:00-Sign Off 11:15 1 1 :30 11:45 jKMED 11440 kc Local Newa Road Show Alex Drier lEmphasia INews. Harvey News tNightlngal Sport Newa INews INews Hank Weaver Tom B.-Spta. I News-Sports News lEmphakia Ed Tomlin iComntentary News i Dinner Munc Ed Tomlin 'iNews-Music News IDInner Music S porta IWorld New INews Edw Morg an Ed Tomlin INews. 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Wayne KiitK points out iinport;inie of life insurnnee in modern society FOCAL POINT. 4 p in Tuesdny KMED-TV. Chief Ed Hawkins explains ttte Navy Reserve "Operation Red. White and Blue," the sale of American flats The YMCA auction will be reviewed by Lanelle Wilkes. Hill llernnn brings an unusual pet. FOCAL POINT. 4 p nt Wednesday KMED-TV. Guests Include: Charles O. Porter. Democratic candidate for U.S. Representative for 4th district. Glenn Brlxey, candidate for U. S. Senator; and Mrs. Fred Lewis. Mrs. Robert CtinninK ham and Mrs. Norman Jahr. tell about the kindergarten for hard-of-hearinK children .ponsored by the Junior Serv ice League. KAISER'S CORNER. 4 45 pm. Wednesday KBES-TV Dave Kaiser discusses fly fish, bid tackle and demonstrates fly castiiiK FOCAL POINT. 4 p m Thursday KMED-TV. Guet Include: Peter dunnar. candi date for tax court judge. Art Savard. Republican candid.ite for sheriff; Boh Smith and Jim Butler discussing the YMCA auction, and Alice Rut ter. 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Quality music programs all dny with newa and weather every hour on the half hour. 4:30 Space Angels 4:4ft Industry on Parade ft 00 Tech Talks 5 30 Quirk Draw McGraw H:00 6 O'clock Report 6:10 TV Weatherman 6:15 AHC Evening Report fl 30 Sporlscope 7 oo BHchelor Father 7:30 New Breed R 30 Yours for a Song 0 00 Alcoa Premiere 10 00 ARC News Final 10:15 Brinklev s Journal Paul Selby siimmurizinK coun ty charier amendment. FOCAL POINT, 4 p. m. Friday KMED-TV. Guests In clude; Larry Shcehan, Demo cratic candidate for county commissioner; Harry Hawk. Republican candidate f o r county judge; and members of the Ladies of Ihe Nile and Shriners telling of their work for the Shrine hospital. Flames Damage UO Dormilory Eugene - H'PH - Damage was estimated at $4.0110 today from a fire which caused evac-1 nation of a woman's dormi- tory on the Univ ersity of Ore-1 gon campus and burned some coeds' formal dresses. ! The bla.e was discovered ' about i:20 p.m. The 97 coeds in Hendricks Hall were evacu ated safely in less than two minutes. The bla.e was confined ; j mainly to Ihe close! where Ihe ! formal dresses were kept j The rest of the wing of the building in which the closet was located was damaged by smoke anil water. Two firemen, Capt Dick j Small and Ronald Coleman. ' suffered minor hums. r PHOENIX! New Coin-Op DRY CLEANING In tho WASHETERIA 125 S. Main en Hwy. 99 Attendant To Help You STAR -flv CLAY your Oaily According To develop message for Tuesday, read words corresponding to numbers of your Zcdioe birth sign. 4. 5-10-24 31-42-74 yf TAUIUI ? m il 31 32 7 Don't 3 (s s-d 4 Dot-' 5 Neglect 6 WO'k 7 Waste 8 ino 9N( 10 A 1 1 Pfomofa 121 13 Get U Orgnol 15 You 16T.m 17 Per-rmed ifi Do" t 19 Seem 20 Cu'0toiig 21 B.g 22 To 23 Avn.rJ 2 Smo.l 25 27 Teoching 7P. Be 29 IdMt 7 3- 6-17-191 3 y 22-28-851 35 And .16 Firt j 7 Gotfj 38 Succeed 39 De'ayi 40 Try -II You' 42 Thol's 42 Homa 44 Or f 45 Scal 4b To 47 Putt 49 To 49 That 5' Tolentt 52 Bon. vi 5i0'f 54 Siiv 35 Will 56 Cause 57 On 58 Doing 59 Thot GIMINI MAY 22 Nyti -67-70 CAHCfl JUNE 23 2- 7I02A 2563-65 JULY 24 . AUG 23 lt72-78-83-8v VIIOO AUG 2' SfPT, 22 30 Th.ngi 60Mokt ,12.15.18-32 '36-38-8 88 The Family Council Editor's Note: Tin Family Council consists of a Judse, a psychia trist, three rlerdvmn, three editors and a woman's editor. Kath artti-la is a summary of an actual case history. The Council reports on prob lems that have hern deal with by responsible agencies and counselors. (Copyright by General Features Corp.) George A. - He's had a year of psychoanalysis. It should be enough. Jano R.-Hc's coining along, but he's still scared. George A.-My sister Jane's husband had a breakdown last year and has been undergoing expensive psychoanalysis ever since. The only reason I feel free to butt in is that I'm chipping in to pay the bills until Ed gels back his old earning power, which, by the way, was very good. What I'd like to know, and what no one seems willing to tell me, is how long does this thing keep up? It's not that I begrudge the money. Ed will be good for it and, besides, he and Jane would do the same for me. It's just that Ed seems okay. He's been holding a sales job for the past six months, and I feel the treat ment may be continuing main ly because there's still a good supply of money in the family. ... Jane R. - Ed's psychiatrist explained to me that it takes time to root out all the little fears and worries thai have been eating away at Ed all his life. At the lime of his collapse, he had just lost out on a promotion in the history department of tltc college where he taught. This under mined his confidence in him self completely. II had been shaky enough right along be fore that. Our friends and family, es pecially George, rallied beau tifully. We've made a good start paying back our debts, and we'll m::ke good to George, too. He must trust our doctor and be patient. The doctor feels that Ed will make a good comeback and be stronger than ever. But he won't set a time limit. And he's busy enough not to have to keep Ed coming an hour more than necessary. ... The Council: George raises a question often worried about by people who have been ad vised to undergo psychoanaly sis: When will it end? The good word, and we have it from leading psychoanalysts, is that it ends al a clearly de fined point, agreed upon by both patient and doctor. What point? The stage at which he can tackle his prob lems squarely, head on, with out seeking refuge in anger, hate and blame. Unfortunately there are no lab tests with which to check progress. Jane and Ed are the beneficiaries of an inexact science, a behavioral one. as opposed to an exact science like mathematics or chemi stry. While psychiatrists com bine scientific skills with ps chological techniques thai approach a fine art. they still cannot claim any magic key lor unlocking all the dark crypts within the human heart. Ed. like other patients, can give out or hold hack whatever parts of himself he chooses Thus he. nut the doc tor. Jane nor Georue. deter mines how long treatmenl must continue We aren't told exactly what happened here. Wc don't know what part Ed's child hood experiences contributed to his insecurity, what pari his marriage, job, friends and re lations played All wo know AMAZING PSORIASIS STORY in. J Pnt.bin;h. "DtxtnrtM f nr ;'imi)ims .Tit ri. Stvnt imich ntonfv to no .tt.vl Then iimvI GUI' Omlm.-nl .ml T.tWrl lor 2 v'k S,'.i!f il ;rptl ol (lx It In ii'.ii;h' In 1'. ivk km ci':rr'rt'i tir.to! .tvt ( lr.n F'irst titno in Tit ih . Til.n im nut rtl..; rlnti pnv. tu S ' Thi nnii-h .ihhi cv hum 10. tvti t r 1 1 nf .1 iii't . Miu-r 'tith fl ilw.tl Itt-.i'-i-t-nl fur rvoii.ii-i r.m m.nff .t il.itr In .i.l Mifr'erfv ru!i tnl'M ntl :n ft:ii drt.ii's cf 1 U rl.n tri.tl ti.in from i'.i".tm Co., Hop!. 21!iKRvkport, M.t.. GAZER H POLLAN- Activiiy Guide J io iht Stan. StT, OCT. 1- 8- 9-341 46-60-75 V SCORPIO Ojty He Ar A2Fovrtfd OCT- 24 LJ HOV 23 9 3 Bookkwping 6J ?6-27-33-35H Frtfds 6 Imenr 45 W i-ieet 66 Ruwng 67 In fcSTnt 6? Beom 70 Omond 71 Pai 72Th.ngi 73 Something 74 Imporlont 75 P'Ofl'fM 76 And 77 Up 76(,nfI 79 A SO lnf'W 81 Deiour 82 Nervooi 3 Lof 84 Tr 85 Well 86 C&mp1 P7 Peo'ded 8fl Ago in 89 Hour i H3-yj-62 UCITTAIIUS NOV. 23 23-39-49- 56g UKN 0C MN ll-14-29-4( 148-64 73 AOUAMUS JAN 11 jr. 13-21-30-37 1 2-59-80-86 men MAR 21 t-r. 90 Ten nop 3' i . 54-57-68-691 7I-77-79-81 A is that a skilled professional has undertaken to bring Ed back to full, and even better thanever, functioning. Per haps at this mid-point we can define the end - in - view for George in terms that will help him be as patient as Jane. Right now Ed is function ing, but not up to his full capacity as a college profes sor. He's out selling. The an alyst's job is to help him re move the blocks which keep him from hitting at life on all cylinders. The normal man, we are told, has plenty of problems but they don't get him down. He doesn't let them throw him too far off course. He picks himself up and starts over again. Ed couldn't pick himself up. Now he can. What remains is for the doctor tt work with him to reverse th destructive patterns which rt main to hobble him. Ed may well wind up on top -if not on top of a sales force or a college, at least on top of himself. George will note the gain. IVES earson JEWELRY 9 So. Central SP 2-9392 MAY I3TH POOR MAN'S 1 00 TV I HOME Simply Callf I O SP 2-8822 VHkkU SMOKEY REPORTS down in '61 Our fore-Ms wcte ripe fordis.is- ler List c.tr. The W'cl was dry 1 too dry from years of i drought. Lightning lashed Ihe ' high country, setting more fires 1 than ccr recorded from that cause before. A gloomy picture, yes, hut what was the record? In this , e.tr of high lire hazard, with more folks than eer visiting our forests, the number of for- I est fires caused by pcoplr was I near an alltime low. j This is a record to be proud of, . but not one to be satisfied with! ' I oiest lues still take too much ' of our natural wealth each c.u. We can't afford to lose our scenic hetitage, our wild i life, wood, and water. ; With our help, Smokev will i be abie to report new gains in i 'cO. Please be cvtra careful. ' won't ou. with ce'; lire? Remember-only YOU can PREVENT FOREST FIRES! Puh''l-rct s j. puM-c s-yi ,11 ClS,,,', '.'0" rtt" I'.'J". .1 ....I t', Na ;.c I A.1 rt fc ,j'i,s Asvo.- -SMOKE)! Strange As It rot. EACH 14 CMS 5?EUT 0W TOUEiST PJBLICITy--HMZSSBt KEAUZEP A KEtueu Of 10,000 FROM TOURISTS to 68' f. I -iVflfW thassth'bigcsest: finest tombstone. EVAH VJHOMPED UP." SNUFFy ! 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