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6 D THURSDAY. MAY 17. 1962 MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE. MEOFORD. OREGON RADIO PROGRAMS THURSDAY Aofisras luted below art leetlved from th radio tutium and the Mall Tribune assumes no responsibility HI MMim VaJmHJ BIB 1UIIHTI, KVJC jKMED KWIN IZStkc 11441 kc 1SB0 kc KBOY AM iKBOY FM 1730 Kc 193.3 mc 4:00 Lowell Thomas I Local News 4:liV Music i Road Show 4:30 Newi AIex Drier 4 :45 Sports-Music Emphasis 5.00 CBS Newt 6:15 Music fl:30 News 8j4 5 SporU-M uitc "eToo CBS News fi: 15 Music I Newi I Shopper INewi IR. Holloway Newi -Harvey INewe IWeather nignungaie isporu news manorial I Newi Newi Hank Weaver Tom H.-hpu. I News-Sports (News EmDhaiii LR. Holloway A no Newa Analvila (Dinner Muilc "News 6:49 Sports -Mu go Dinner MuslcjR. Holloway 7 ao Wrld ToniU 7:15 Muiic 7 ;30 Newa-Muiic 7:45 Sports-Music 8:00 CBS Newi 8:15 Music 8 :30 News-Music 8 :4 5 Bporta-Mualc 0 :0O News 8:15 Music 9 8 :30 Newa-Muiic 9:45 Sports-Music News Music (News Dinner Music I Sport News M Beany 'News Edw. Morgan R Holloway Ijnrf nt MiiiIiNuii 'Land of Muno R. Hollow Land of Music Newi lLand of Music R. Holloway News Go Go Show Go Show Go Show Newi Sport Newi Devotion Sign Off 10:00 News 10:15 Music 10 JO News-Music 10 ;4 5 Sports-Music iT-oo Sim Off 11:15 11:30 11:45-- 12:00 News Nlghtbeat Night beat Nlghtbeat JGood News Nlghtbeat Nlghtbeat INlghtbeat I Sinn Off I Headline! Headlines (Swing Thing (Contrasts News. Swing News ISpts., Swing Contrasts Headlines Editorial Spts , Swing Sports Swing Thing jSerenade Wx,. Swing IWeather Swing Thing (Serenade news serenade S wing Thing ,Sc renade Wx., Swing INews Mtnlnn IRclsvsHnii Sign Off (Relaxation inejaxauon "Editorial (Relaxation 'Concert IConcert Concert IConcert Jazz Scene Jazz Scene News-Jazz Jazz Seen Anything Anything KDOV 1300 ke I Music jKRVC 1133 ke News-Hymn I Music IMufiie Christ. Music Stories Chi Ids. Hour Chi Ids. 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Muslo Sign Off IJazz Scene Anything Anything (Anything (Anything (Late Show I Late Show KSHA 860 KC Sign on at 5:30 a.m., sign off at 7 p.m. Quality music programs all day with news and weather every hour on the half-hour. 12:00 ISign Off ILate Show I TELEVISION PROGRAMS Tha folfowfnf TV broadcast lei fs printed as a free public service lor the Mail Tribune's readers nd TV viewers. Schedule changes are printed as provided by tha TV stations and tha Mill Tribune cannot accept responsibility for arrori ar emissions. jf TAUtm I U1V 91 ) 9-20-31-42 53-58 8 STAR GAZER'? yy? ma. 23 O, 6-17-28-39 50-69-78 OCMIM JO MAV 22 H 5-16-27.4 P51-72-a CANUI JUNE 23, JULY 23 )J 2-13-24-351 4661 -82-Ka uo , AUG. 23 M 2-23-34 '45-67.80-86! VMCO AUG. 24 UPT. 22 i 8-19-30-41 52-57-68 -fly CLAY R. POLLAN- H Vowr Daily Activity Guide H According to th Slart. To develop message for?ridoy, reod words corresponding to numbers ot your Zodiac birth sign. 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MAR. 21 75-76-77 On the Air By ELEANOR WIESE In Cortile Cascino, a youth's best chance for success lies in becoming an organization man. The organization in this case is the Mafia. Cortile Cascino, the worst slum in Palermo, Sicily, is the setting for "NBC White Paper No. 12 The Inferno," to be broadcast Friday at 8:30 p.m. on KMED-TV. Chet Hunt ley is narrator. "The Mafia rules by force, and force is the only author ity the people of this squalor ridden area understand," says Robert Young, who. with Mi chael Roemer, directed and filmed the program in Paler mo. "Many boys in Cortile Cascino hope to join the Ma fia when they become older because membership in this society represents their only opportunity to achieve some sort of respectability and com mand respect." When there is lawlessness, the Mafia takes over, provid ing order in a feudal way but demanding a price for its serv ices, a price sometimes paid in human lives. The television program includes scenes of a recent wave of Mafia mur ders. "The Inferno" is a portrait of a living hell," according to executive producer Irving Gil lin. "We are directing atten tion to the disinherited, the abandoned of the earth, for whom life is a never-ending struggle for survival." WRIT'C TV & RADIO I1MLI O SERVICE "Oldeil Shop in So. Oregon" 2300 So. Stag Rd. SP 2-2269 Serving Medford i Vicinity Calls Monday thru Thuriday 8 a.m. to 6 p.m. Friday, 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. ASYLUM EXPECTED Vienna - (UPD - A Soviet sol dier believed to have been the first ever to escape into Aus tria "most probably" will be granted political asylum here, police sources said today. They said the soldier, Pvt. Sergei Budjuny, 21, of Dne propetrovsk, fled across the Austro-Bulgarian border last Tuesday, in full uniform but unarmed. NEED MORE ENERGY? 25 More Protein ' Drink Strange As It Seems Bv sie wx M0065T a u politician JAMES JACKS0M VW6 ELECTED GOVERNOR OF GEORGIA AT 31--B'JT REFUSED TH FELT HE WA5 TOO WHO UTEP ELECTED ' UNITED STATES SENATOR ME KE5IGW6D Tuff P0SITI0U TO TAKE. 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X4-Faciat expressions 16 -Swoons 36-Iieap or stones (pi.) 17-Exeeas of lunar over solar year 40-Krench for "friend" 43-Kor fear that 41-GulL-like hird 47- Urown kiwi 48- Palr 61-Pronoun 53-Hebrw I month 5' i2 13 I4 Wi& l' i8 r r & rr Sri2 ' 'J 18 19 Sv21 !g j 22 .21 y?, 24 vv! 25 -.S V; 26 W" 28 29 i? sr 3r3f v 38 39 40 41 1 I43 ZZZlWZZ 46 47 ll4l J2 53 Dutr. by United Feature Syndicite, Inc. ij iVE BECOME A C0MP0L5HE WATER SPRINKLER-HEAD STANOER, KBES-TV (Channel 5) THURSDAY 4 :00 Kaleidoscope 4:30 Mighty Mouse 5:00 Uncle Bill 5:30 Roy Rogers 8:00 Your TV Weatherman 6:05 Channel 3 Report 8:15 Walter Cronklte Newi 6:30 Sports Roundup 6:45 Political 7:00 Frontier Cirrus 8:00 Keep Our Vote 8:30 Shannon 9 :00 Beachcomber 9:30 M Squad 10:00 Political 10:19 Political 10:20 Home Rule Tharier 10:35 Tell It To Groucho 11:00 News Finel 11:15 "Lovable Cheat" 12:45 Sim Oft Fit I DAY 9 54 CBS Newt 10.00 Love Of Life 10:30 Search for Tomorrow 10:4ft Guiding Light 11:00 College of the Air 11:30 As the World Turns 12:00 Password 12:30 House Party 1:00 The Millionaire 130 Verdict Is Yours 1:M CBS News 3 00 Brighter Day 2 1ft Secret Storm 3 30 Ed ft e of Night 3 00 Johnnie Linn 3 30 Kaleidoscope 4.00 Around the Home 41ft Visit With City Police 4 30 Uncle Bill 8:30 Huckleberry Hound fi.00 Your TV Weatherman 6 :0S Channel 8 Report 6:15 Walter Cronklte Newe 8 30 Rawhide 7:30 Route 88 8 30 Rifleman 9:00 Country Show 9:30 Twilight Zone 10 :00 Untouchables 11:00 News Final 11 :1S "Apartment for Peggy" 12:45 Sign Off (Starting at 8:18 p.m., prneratni will be Interrupted for election returns) KMED-TV (Channel 10) Thuriday 4:00 Focsl Point 9 00 Cartoon Carnival 800 Newireel 10 6:15 Huntlev-Brlnkley Report 6 30 Outlaws 7 30 Dr. Klldare 8 30 H axel 9 00 Sing Along with Mttch (C) 10 00 10 o'clock News 10:15 Tonite 12 oo News, Weather, Sign Off Friday 8 55 Sign On Morning Visit 9:00 Price Is Right to 9 :30 Concentration 10 00 First Impressions 10 30 Truth Or Consequences 10:55 NBC News 11:00 Jan Murray (c) 11:25 NBC Newt 11:30 Loretta Yount 12 00 Young Dr. Ma Inn? 12 30 Our Five Daughter 1:00 Make Room for Daddy 1:30 Here's Hollywood 1 55 NBC News 2 00 Queen for a Dav 2 30 Who Do You Trust! 3:00 Theater 10: Achievement 3 30 Continental Classroom 4 00 Focal Point 8:00 Cartoon Carnival 8:00 Newireel 10 8:1ft Huntley-Brlnkley Journal 8 30 Pierce Commentary 8 4ft Sports Highlights 6 50 Weather Special 7 00 King of Diamonds 7:30 Robert Taylor Detectives 8 30 Flection Special 9 30 Election Special 10:00 Flection Special 10:15 Flection Special 12 00 Election Special 1 no Election Special 3 0f TBA 3:00 Spacg Shoot No. I KOTI-TV (Channel 2) THURSDAY 4:00 College of the Air 4:30 Space Angels 4:4ft Industry on Parade 3:00 Dr. Elden Chapman at the Organ 5:30 Bill I wink I e 8:00 Six O'Cloek Report 6:10 TV Weatherman 8:1ft ABC vemng Report 8:30 Til A 8:45 Political 7:00 Farm Journal 7:30 Real McCoys 8:00 My Three Sont 8:30 Law St Mr. Junes 9 :00 Beachcomber 9:30 Hazel 1000 ABC Final Report 10:15 Untouchables 11:15 Sign Off FR1DAV B:40 Chaplain's Corner 9:50 Morning Report 10 ;00 Tennessee Ernie Ford 10:30 Yours for a Song 1 1 :00 Camouflage 11:30 As the World Turns 12:00 Day In Court 12:25 Mid-Day Report 12:30 House Party 1:00 Jane Wyman Presents, 1:30 Seven Keys 2:00 Brighter Day 2:15 Secret Storm 2:30 Klge of Night 3:00 American Bandstand 3:50 American Newstland 4:00 College of the Air 4:30 Space Angels 4:4ft Ore Cal Panorama 8:30 Huckleberry Hound 6:00 Six O'clock Report 6:10 TV Weatherman 8:15 ABC Evening Report 6:30 Sportsman 8:45 Dan Smoot 7:00 Hathaways 7:30 Flintstones 8:00 77 Sunset Strip 9:00 Target: The Corruplors 10:00 ABC Final Report 10:15 M Squad 10:45 TBA 1 1 :00 Showtime on "2" POOR MAN'S 11 00 TV j HOME Simply Call Afll I O SP 2-8822 VflSalaW Hi -Energy Milk You Can Taste the Difference Only ARDEN Has At Your Store! 'Than contained in regular milk Electric Rates Are Discussed Electrical rales (or this area were discussed at a meet ing of the Jackson County Motor Court association re cently at North's Chuck Wagon. For the past two years, as sociation members have been working on county and state levels toward lower electrical rates, Max Weston, president, said. During the business meet ing, it was reported that the Ashland membership now is 100 per cent in the association and 98 per cent of the Med-1 ford motel operators are members. t Don Stathos, Republican candidate lor slate senator, guest speaker, was introduced by the vice president. Nor man Wade. Stathos also dis cussed electrical rates. He also noted that the tourist industry Is the third largest industry In Oregon. and has grown more in the last 10 years than any other Industry In the state. ' The speaker stressed that streams In the state should be more heavily stocked with fish to assist In ttrtherlni FOR FREEDOM - DEVELOPMENT AND ACTION VOTE FOR 35 (X) !(. C. Swede WernmarEi DEMOCRAT COUNTY JUDGE Swede Says: "left keep this county a free spot to live in and enjoy now, and from now on." Pd Pol, Adv. Wernmark lor County Judge Committee, Vic David, Chairman 232 West 5lh, Medtotd, Oregon DEMOCRATS ATTENTION! CUP THIS AD AND TAKI IT TO THE ROUS -hi 1 U I ... -: , ...' W. E. MORRISON WRITE-IN 24 (X) W.E. MORRISON Be Sure To Make the X FOR STATE SENATOR JACKSON COUNTY Opposed To Home Rule A TBUE DEMOCRAT Write In Morrison fi Senator Commiltc. I I afraid this iiPAf-Mjneiv J r ALWAte overdo it.1 J w m BE - k u I I i-VU- C-i7 int. Q3 WwSMmmv B-Bin-wu'RE Kwta.WEisy "Vyou canY fi'VE KwrmTBUUYfai FWll have V the law savs CSK' AAlLITABy I TO BE. ANYTHING PO IT, I CONSTITUTION I YOl).' 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J I Vj" NEVV BUSINESS dc? J I MITS THE CEILING, ) o y trf WITH 1X0 USED , '"'j&ir S( (rr- ? she wont f- Pol. Art ! W. 5th, lurlsl-trade. lie also spoke Medtord, K on vaiTous tax slructurcs. i BSSSBSSSSSSSl inaMHM ' i i ii I aa - v .i ii kj i i-i ii .1 i -j ....... 1 -r ;f Y- ' " O ,
