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o TUESDAY. MAY 6. 1962 MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE. MEDFORD, OREGON 10 RADIO PROGRAMS TU ESDAY proirimi luted below r received from tht radio sutiuni i d tht Matl Trlbun mumti no reiponitblUty O except to make chances at are lup plied " KVJC KM ED KWW IKBOY AM KBOY FM iKDOV 1230 kc 11440 kc tSSB kc 1130 ke '953 mc 1 1 lot ke 'a fin .lAwellThomu Local Newi INewa (Headline IHeadlinei IMuilc -Muilc noa snow 4:1. 4:30 Newt 4 :45 S porta. Music "6:00 CBS Newa 5.15 Munc 5:30 New 5:45 SporU. Music "6 00 CBS Newt 6:15 Mimic 6:30 Analysis 6.45 Sports, Music 7:00 World TonYghT 7:15 Muaic 7 :30 News 7;45-Sports, Music 8 00 CBS Newa 8:15 Music 8:30 Newa, Music 8:45 Sporta, Music INewa 'Shopper :Alex Drier (News lEmphasia EdJTqmHn "iNews-Harvey News (Nightinftal Sports News Headlines INewa j H a n k Weaver Tom B.-Spts. INews-Soorta News lEmphanis Ed Tomlln IDinner Music 'News IDinner Music Ed Tomlin News-Music INews Dinnet Music Sports World News News Edw Morgan Ed Tomlln INews "(Headlines IHeadlines ISwing Thing 'Contrasts INews-Swing INews 'SporU-Swing IContrati 'Weather Headlines) Editorial 'Editorial Sports (Serenade Swing Thing 'Serenade Wea. -Swing Weather Swing Thing Serenade 'News-Mission Serenade 'Sign Off i Sere nade " News Relaxation Relaxation Relaxation Editorial Concert IConcert Concert News-Hymn I Music iMuiic "Music News-Hymn Road Report Music Music Sign Off IKRVC 11350 kc "Christ. Music G. Christians INews i Hymns 9:00 News 8:15 Music 9:30 News. Music 9:45 Sports. Music 10:00 News 10:15 Music 10:30 Newa. Music 10:45 Sports, Music 11:00 Sign Off 11:15 1 1 :30 n45 12:00 i Land, Muaic I Sports Land. Music News Land. Music Ed Tomlin I I Newi -Co INews I I uo hnow i sports i IGo Show News iGo Show Ed Tomlln 1 I I Devotion I ISign Off j I I I l Bit of Heaven I Hymns I Music i Hymns iN'ews fSign Off INews Nightheat iNightbeat INightbeat I Good News Nightheat NiRhtbeat INightbeat INcwaSignOff Concert Concert Jazz Scent Jazz Scene News-Jazz IJazz Scene Jazz Scene (Anything News Anything Anything Anything Sign Off RADIO PROGRAM S-WEDNESDAY 5:00 5:15 530 5:45 ISign On. New! (Wake Up Sign On wret bteeie Weatern Western Western News-Hymn I Western 'Farm Report Nat'l News Dally Bread Music Music IContrasta Music (News-Hymn (Linn's Line ILInn I Music Freedom Ctr World Newa From God "6:00 News Roundup iNewi-Wakeup'Sign On Farm 'Sign On-Wea. 'Sign On-Wei 6:15 Music Wake Up .SporU News Farm News Farm News 6 30 Frank Gobs iMusic INewslines INews News 6:45 Sports, Music (First News IBill Lively ICronklte IContrasta "7 00 News Roundup IHemingway News " IWeather IHeadlines 7:15 Music I Weather Sports Newi ICronklte Contrasts 7:30 News R V Report INewa INewa INews 7:45 Sports, Music IReg. News 1 Bill Lively 'Sports B OO News, Weather Local Newa INews IHdlines.-Wea. IHdlinea.-Wea. ILinn 815 Music Nightingale 111. Peck Newa Editorial Editorial j News-Hymn 8 30 In Hollywood ABCNews INews News-Mkt. News IMusic- 8:45 Sports, Music lEmphasia Bill Lively Uob Bulletin Job Bulletin IMusic 8-bb News, Godfrey IBrkfst. Club INews Hdlines.-Wea. IHdlines.-Wea. IMusic Deliverance 9 15 Arthur GodfreylBrkfit. Club Shopper 'Uncle Rick I Contrasts News-Hymn iDellverance 9 30 Arthur Godfrey IBrkfst. Club News INewa News Road Report IBack to Bible 9 45 Arthur Godfrey. Brkfst. 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IHeadlines H-ronKiiB i-orurasm 1:15 Music I House Party Com News . 1 -in Wnmgn'i Wnrlri'AHC Newi Our World 1 -a 5 Sporta. Music Emphasis IT. Blymiller 2 00 CBS News (Local Npwi Ncws 2:15 Music Hear Show IT Blymiller 2:30 Woman's WorldtABC Newa INews 2:45 SporU, Music Emphasis IT Blymiller 3 :00 CBS News Local News 3:15 Music IHrnr 3 :30 Sidelights I ABC Newi 3:45 SporU, Music lEmphasis Binso ! Bingo : Contrasts (Contrasts IMusic News-Hymn Road Report Muaic IMusic Meetings Music IMusic INewa IMusic 'Music IChrist. Music Gospel Muslo Gospel Muslo IMusic tNewi 'iSSTsTAR gazer Strange As ItSeems By elsie hix y& MA. rJ 4 ?l -30-44 47 6?-74 TAUtUS A 2' A 7- 8 38 3d 564 68 81 M GIMIM MAY 22 JUNE 22 42 43-55- 5 41-783-901 CANCfl m JUNE 23 rlB-26-34-41 57-65-79-671 JULY 24 AUG. 23 I20-32-4O-5V 67-73-85-88 VIRGO AUG. 24 1 5EPT. 22 h.n 3-10-12-24 1-60-75 -By CLAY & P.LAN Your Daily Activity Guide According to tht Start. To develop message for Wednesday, reod words corresponding to numbers of your Zodiac birth sign. 1 Make 31 And 61 8'to 2A'iow :i2RekOi o-'A-d 3 Ensile- 33 Favofobis 63 Wm 4 Mo"y 34 U 64 To 5Fjt 3SChonget 65 Yjut 6 T' "6 Morev M P'or Viw 37 taming 6 And 8 Could 36 Be 68 Son 9 Try 39 Introduced 69 A IOA,pcr 40 From 70 Into I I Mok-t A I Strong 7 1 Recently 12 for 2A 72 New 1 3 Moil Beouhtul 73Stnve 14 W 44 Be 74Worromf 150 45 Uoao 75 Matttn 16 Mirid 46 Money 76 Deferred l7To 47Heovey 7701 lALove 43Tho 7B Eorlv 19 May 490ul 79Hop ?Ol,eek 50 In SOOng oal XfXmoridt 51 Limnorwns 8llnpifottonol 22 Lait-m.oute S? Your 82 Morning 23Coniider ',3 Which 8JLoe ?4FtenoSh'p 54 Aspect 84 5quabble 25 Slav 5 Fr.e.idhtp P5 hor 26 Angle 56 Alar 86 Individual 27 Some 5 Build 87H,gli ?3 Dwelt f8 In 88 f-'reeoom 29 Purrhows 59 Could 89 Way 30 May 60 Atteci.onal 90 No Good Adverse Ncutul 69-72 90894. SCOtPlO OCT. 24 NOV .22 M-27-29-5301 fc3-7 76 Ks UCITTAtlUt NOV. 23 DEC 22 2- 5-23 bO-52-66 UBU EPT. 23 OCT 23 A COLLECTION OF W0R THAW 11,500 HEAPT5 FKOM 5VtEAL hOHDZlD KIKID5 OF HOKTH MZM WILD MAMMAIS 15 AVAILABLE rOK 5 VUt BY QUAUrxv -U of CsnSfS- CROSSWORD PUZZLE CAMKOIN DEC. 23 K IAN. )- 6-13.150 03-36-54 AOUAItUt 14-16-19-28 jJ1 1 U5-48-56 fllCIS FEB. 20 MAR. 21 9-17-25-49f: R7.78-82.84' THEIR CUP OF TEA London -(UPD- Englishmen drink an average of 2,000 cups of tea a year-about six cups a day-the newspaper Evening Standard said Mon day. It said Irishmen average 1,600 cups a year, New Zca landers 1,450 cups, and Aus tralians 1,200 cups. LEGAL NOTICES IHdlines -Wea. I IM lines.-Wea. 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ISwing Thing ISerenade IN ews-Snorts INews" Wea. -Swing IWeather lEmphasis lEd Tomlin ISwing Thing (Serenade (Commentary INewi (News-Mission .Serenade IDinner Music Ed Tomlln ISign Off Serenade IMusic JMuiic IMusic News-Hymn Road Report IMusic Music Sign Off IChrist. Music IStories Radio Kids IRadio Kids Bit of Heaven music News-Hymni Hymns News-Music Sign Off 7:00 World Tonight tNews-Music INews MS Music IDinner Music iSporti 7:30 News. Music I World News INews 7:45 Spnrta, Music 'Edw Morgan igd Tomlln llflO CBS Newa INewV-Miiitc INewa n-15 Music ILand of MuslclSporli 8 30 News. Music ILand of Music News 8:45 Sports. , Music 'Land ol Mustc'Ed Tomlin "9:00 Newa INews-fio News 9:15 Music do Show iSnorta 9:30 News, Music Go Show News 9:4S Sport sjttusic IGo Show lEd Tomlln 10:00 News INews IDevotlon 10:15 Music Nif-hthent ISign Oit 10:30 News, Music INlKhthonl I 10:45 Sports, Music INighthcat 1 U:00 Sign Off IGood Newi 11:15 INighthcat 11:30 NiRhtbeat 11:45 INighthcat 12:00 Ncwi INewa iRelaxation (Relaxation I Relaxation INews IConcert Concert Concert I I i IConcert Concert Jazz Scene IJazz Scent News I Jazz Scent Anything Anything News Anything Anything Anything ISign Off KSHA 860 KC i at 5:30 a.m.. p ni, qui Sign oi off at music programs all day with news and weather every hour on the half-hour I I TELEVISION PROGRAMS Tht following TV broaden! log li printed as a frea oublic lervica for tht Mail Tribune's raadari and TV viewers. Schedule changei art printed at provided by the TV itatiom and the Mail Tribunt cannot accept responsibility for errors or omissions. KBES-TV (Channel 5) Tuesday. 4 :00 Kaleidoscope 4:30 Sky King B OO Uncle Bill 5:30 Quirk Draw MrGraw 8.00 Your TV Weatherman 6 05 Channel 5 Report 6:13 Walter Cronkitc Newa 6:30 Leave It to Beaver 7.00 Flints tones 7 30 Dome Gilhs 8 00 Red Skelton 8 30 Ichabod and Me 9 oo Garrv Moore 10:00 Political 10,05--Nakcd City 11 .05 News Final Wednesday: .1) 54 CBS News 10 00 Love of Life 1(1:30 Search for Tomorrow 10 45 Guiding Light iron College of the Air 11:30 As the World Turns J2 00 Passwood 12-30 House Party -1 00 The Millionaire 1 30 Verdict la Youn -j m CBS News 2 00 Brighter Day '2 15 Secret Storm 2-30 Edge of Night .3 00 Johnnie Linn 3 30 Kaleidoscope .4 45 Kniser's Coiner S oo political 5:05 Uncle Hill 5 30 Yogi Hcnr " oo Your TV Weatherman (i 05 Channel 5 Report p is Waller Cronkite Newa fi-30 Deputy -7 oo My Three Soni 7 30 Checkmate R 30 Dick Van Dvke p 00 Armstrong Circle Theatrt Jo 00 PftlHlca 10 05 Father Knows Best 10 30 TBA 11 .CO News Final KMED-TV (Channel 10) Tt 'KRIVW 4.00 Focal Point ft 00 Cartoon Carnival 6 00 Newnreel 10 ft 15 Huntlev Brlnkley Journal 6 30 Laramie (Ct 7 30 Alfred Hitchcock 8 00 DU'k Powell -9 00 Cain's Hundred 10 no 10 O'clock Newt 10:15 Tonite 7.na Z Gahor (C( 12 00 News. Weather. Sign Off ft'edneRdav 8-55 Sign On Morning Visit S 00 Price Is Right (Ct 9 30 Concentration 10 00 First Impressions 10 30 Truth Or Consequences 10 55 NBC News 1J 00 Jan Murray (Cl 11 .25 NBC News 11.10 Lorn t a Young NERVES? NOW RELAX NERVOUS TENSION Now, quickly iranquilic anaiciiri, worries, Mre, strain. "Nerves" . . . dut to common, everyday nervousness . , . with tranquilimg, sedative-calming Ai va-Tranquil tablets. They're 100 ufe, laken as directed. Insist on genuine Ai VA-1 RANymt tabids, 12 at Orujzgnli. ALVA- IraiiQuil TABLET 12:00 Young Dr. Malone 12 30 Our Five Daughters 1:00 Kennedy News Conference 1 :30 Here's Hollywood 1:55 NBC News 2:00 Queen for a Day 2-30 Who Do You Trust? 3:00 Theater 10: Achievement 3:30 Continental Classroom 4 fln Focal Point 5:00 Cartoon Carnival 6:00 Newsreel 10 6:15 Huntley Brlnkley Journal 6 30 Pierce Commentary 6:45 Sporla Highltithls 6:0 Weather Special 7:00 Armchair Adventure 7:15 Youth A Challenge 7:30 Joev Bishop 8:00 Perrv Como Music Hall (C) B:00 Boh Newhart iCl 9:30 David Brlnkley Journal (C) 10:00 10 O'clock News 10:15 Tonite 7,sa 7,sa Gahor (C) 12:00 News, Weather, Sign Off KOTI-TV (Channel 2) Tuesday: 4:00 College of the Air 4:30 Space Angels 4:45 Industry on Parade 5:00 Tech Talks 5:30 Quick Draw MrGraw 6:000 o'Clock Report 6:10 TV Weatherman 6:15 ABC Evening Report 8-30 Sportacope 7.00 Bachelor Father 7:30 New Breed 8:30 Yours for a Song 9 00 Alcoa Premiere 10-00 ABC Final Report 10.19 Urlnkley'a Journal Weanesriav: 9 40 Chaplin's Corner 9 50 Morning Report 10 00 Tennessee Ernie rord 10 30 Yours for a Song 11 00 Camouflage 11 30 As the World Turns 12 00 Day in Court 12 25 Mid-Dav Report 12 30 House Party 1:00 Jan Wyman 1:30 Seven Kevs 2O0 Brighter Dav 2.15 Secret Storm 2 30 Kdge of Night 3 00 American Bandstand 3 50 American Newsstand 4 oo College of the Air 4-30 Space Angels 4 45 Industry on Parada 5 00 Fund-O-Rama 5 30 Yogi Bear 6 00 Six O'clock Report 6 10 TV Weatherman 6 15 ABC Evening Report 6 30 H Smith News Analysis 7 oo Straightaways 7 30 Top Cat 8 00 Hawaiian Eve 0 00 Naked CitV 10:00 ABC News Final 10:15 Championship Howling FIRES NUCLEAR BLAST WashinKlon -IWD-The Unit ed Stutes set off a low-yield underground nuclear blast Mondny at its Nevada test site. It was the 31st announc ed test since the underground series began Inst fall. Florida Paper Pulitzer Winner New York - (UPD - The Pana ma City, Fla., News - Herald Monday was named winner of the 1062 Pulitzer Prize for meritorious public service in journalism. The award to the News Uerald was given on the basis of an editorial campaign against gambling and illegal liquor operations. Other Pulitzer winners were: Robert B. Mullins, Des eret News, Salt Lake City, for local reporting under dead line pressure. George Bliss, Chicago Trib une, for local reporting with out deadline pressure. Nathan G. Caldwell and Gene S. Graham, Nashville Tennessoan, for national re porting. Walter Lippman, New York Herald Tribune Syndicate, in ternational reporting. Thomas M. Storke, Santa Barbara, Calif., News-Press, for editorial writing. The award for fiction went to Edwin O'Connor for his novel, "The Edge of Sadness." The prize for drama went to Frank Loesser and Abe Burrows for their hit Broad way musical "How to Succeed in Business without Keallv Trying." NOTICE OF FINAL HEARING IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE STATE OF OREGON FOR JACK SON COUNTY PROBATE DEPARTMENT In the Matter of the Estate of Anna Belle Anderson, deceased. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the undersigned has filed her final account and report in the above entitled estate and that by order of the Circuit Court of Jackson County, Oregon, Probate Department, a hearing upon the same has been set for Thursday, June 7, 1962, in the Circuit Court Room at the Court House In Med ford, Jackson County, Oregon, at the hour of 0:30 o'clock, A. M. AI) persons having objections thereto are hereby notified to present the same on or before such time. Date of first publication of this notice la May 8, 19f!2. Vetabelle P. Carter, Executrix. Roberts. Kellingtun, Branchffeld & Heffernan. Attorneys for Executrix. NOTICE OF SALE NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that on Ihe 24th day of May, 1962. at the hour of 9:30 o'clock A.M., at the front door of the Jackson County Courthouse, located at Main and Oakdale In Medford. Jackson County, Oregon. I shall sell for cash to the highest bid- r. all of the rfaht. title, estate. lien or interest of Zuehlsdnrff Timber and Mining Co., a partner- snip, usenr Johnson and Jane Doe Johnson, his wife. If married, 1 Richard Mcllquham and Jane Doe , Mcllquham, his wife, if married, Li. mason and fcioise A. Mason. his wife, each and all of the un- ; known heirs and devisees of Oscar Johnson. Richard Mcllqu ham, E. L. Mason and each of I them and all of the other persona I or parties unknown claiming any rigni, line, estate, lion or intercut i in the real property described 1 herein, to-wit: Lots 6 and 7 in the east half i of the southwest quarter of sec- i tion 6, Township 33 south, Range 3 west, of the Willamette Mer idian, containing 151.R8 acres, more or less, situate in ine coun ty ol Jackson, State of Oregon. SAID SALE Is made mirsuant to an Execution in Foreclosure issued out of the Circuit Court for the State of Oregon on the 19th dav ADril. 18ti2. wherein A mo in Zuehlsdorff is plaintiff, and1 Zuehlsdorff Timber and Mining Co., a partnership, Oscar Johnson and Jane Doe Johnson, his wife, married, Richard Mcllouham I , and Jane Doe Mcllquham, his wife, if married, E. L. Mason and Eloise ij A. Mason, his wife, each and all1 of the unknown heirs and devisees I of Osf-ar Johnson. Richard Mcllqti- ; nam. r.. L. Mason and each unci i all of them, also all other persons ! parties unknown claiming anv ! right, title, estate, lien or inter- In the above described real property are defendants. Dated at Med ford. Orcuon. this 24th day of April, 151(12 JUhM'H U. WALSH, Sherirf. I NOTICE TOritKlllf ORS ' Notice is hereby given that I I have been appointed by the Cir- , cult Court of the Stale of Oregon for Jackson County Executrix of the Will of Primlo Cinrdi, de ceased, and have qualified. All persons having claims against the 1 estate of aald decedent are here by notified to present them, with proper vouchers, duly verified to me at the office of Skvrman fit Hetsel. attornevs for said Admin istratrix, at Room 321 Medical ' Center Building, in Medford, Ore gon, within six months from the I date of this notice. Dated and first published May 1, ; l!tt2. Opal Ctardi Executrix Skyrman A Hetsel Attorneys for Executrix Porter Is Guest at Coffees in County Charles O. Porter, Eugene, candidate for Fourth district representative, was guest at coffees late last week in two homes in Jackson county. At the home of Mrs. Rich ard Kane, Talent, Porter dis cussed steps he had taken since 1957, when he went to Washington as Congressman, to get the Rogue basin proj ect off to a fresh start. At the home of Mrs. Lor raine Johnson, Central Point, Porter commented on the dis armament policies he had worked for during his two terms in office which are now embodied in the present administration's Arms Con trol and Disarmament Agency. In answer to a question con cerning the County jHome Rule Charter, Porter re-iter ated his belief that retention of partisan politics is vital in all levels of government, in cluding the county, if the two party system is to remain effective. ACROSS l-Girl'a nam 7-Mental Imaea 15-Glossy paint 12-Fruii L 4 -1 J it lightly U-Machine (or feeding a fir 17-A continent (abbr.) 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HEADS FUND DRIVE WashlnKton-lPn-The White Mouse atyiounccd the ap pointment Monday of Jerry Finkeistein of New York City, publisher of the Civil Service leader, as head of n committee to raise $;)0 mil lion for the proposed national cultural center In Washington. F00I MAN'S II 00 TV j HOME Simply Call fl A I I 0 SP 2-8822 VtlfceVU Crater Television Profeutonal Electronic Scrvico CENTRAL POINT Complete Modern Color Equipped Shop AL OLUFSEH CONFIDENCE! It.. CONKtPKNiS ol wh ctnloinera ie important. That'i why our TV wrvirinf la the very beat. l OUtW. TV HEAIXJUAfrrKJtS R1R . . . lM'2iinn LICENSED INSUKD Servinf Central Point and Medford . . Sam Ratet! Phone NO 4-1797 I I A '.111 II ..... . I if i n v nJ miii itr.en J A HAS ALWAYS StCN ' viMur.ev e I p.-i i . . . . . .... i aivtee.i'ir- roc . t "iit LAKGE5T CIlT IW lSt '3iill "Ml HAS -UefJtinam. I C-S 1 . I mW, V. IJ! 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