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12 A TUESDAY. JUNE 28. 1962 MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE, MEDFORD, OREGON RADIO Programi 1 tiled below ara rectlvcd K JC 1230 We ,KMED 11440 kc 4 00 Lowell Thomas Local Nrws 4:15 Music iRoad Show 4 30 Newi I Alex Drier 4:43 Sporla. MuiiclEniphaiii 5:00 CBS News 5:15 Muiic 3:30 Ncwi 5 43 s porti , Music "00 CBS Newi 6:15 Music 6:30 Analysis 6:45 SporU. Muilc "f 00 World Tonight 7:15 Music 7 30 News 7 45 Sports, Music "Y:00 CBS News 8:15 Music 8 JO News. Music 8 :45 SporU. Music 9 OO News 9:15 Music S 30 News. Music News-Harvey INightingala Headlines lHank Weaver INews-SporU Emphasis Dinner Music Jplnner Music iNews-Music iDinnei Music (World News i Ed w Morgan TNews-Music Land, Music Land Music 'Land, Music iNewsTio iGo Show Go Show 9A 5 Sports, Music fo 00 News 10 15 Music 0:30 News. Music 10:45 Sports. Music 11:00 Sign Oti 11:15 11:30 1 1 :4ft Go Show INews Nightbeat Nightbeat JNightbeat iGood News Night-heat Nightbeat jNightbeat 12:00 INewsSignOff RADIO 5:00 5 15 fi:30 ISfgn On. New 5:45 I Wake Up fi 00 News Roundup iNews-Wakeup 6 15 Music Wake Up 6- 30 Frank G oss IMusic 6 43 SporU. Music (First News "7 -00 News" Roundup Hemingway 7- 15 Music (Weather 7 30 News IR V Report 7 45 SporU, Music Reg. News "8 00 News. Weather 'Local News 8:15 Music INiRhtingale R 1(1 In Wnllvunod 1ABC News 8:45 SporU. Music Emphasis "n nn News". Godfrey iBrkUt Club 915 Arthur Godfrey IBrkfst Club 9 3D Arthur Godfrey IBrkfst Club n:4.sArthur Godfrey IBrkfst Club fo 00 News iLocnfNe'ws 10:I5 HounepHrty tTello Test jo!3l Garry Moore ABC News 10:45Crosby-Clooney 'Emphasis rnfo CBS News (Local New 11:15 Music Listen 1 1 :30 Washington UbC New 1 1 -45 SoorU. Music ILfstcn f? nnNnw t Res. Newi 12 15 Music IWeather 111(1 Wnmnn'l WnHrilD V ReDOrt )2:45 Sports. Newa iPaul iiarvcy 1 x)0 CBS News Local News House Party 1:15 Music i -an Womnn's World ABC News 1:45 SporU. Music Emphasis tftnnr fihnw 2 30 Woman's WorldiABC News 2 45 Sports, Music lEmphasii "a-OOCBS News "HLocal Newi 315 Music (Hear 3 30 Sidelights I ABC News 3:45 sports, Music Emphasis "4 OliXoweirThomas I Local News 4 -1 ,S Music IRoad Show 4 -in News lAIex Drier 4:45 Frank Goss (Emphasis "5 00 CBS News I News-Harvey 5 is Pacific Power (Nighlingala 5 30 News (Headline 5:45 Sports, Music (Hank Weaver "fl"-00 CBS News INews-Snorti 6:15 Music (Emphasis 6 30 Analysis Commentary iiNews iixcws .aerenaoe 8:45 Sports, Music IDlnner MunlclWeather ISwing Thing ISerenade l "nn Wnrld Toniirht 'News-Music 7-15 Music IDlnner Music ISportJ 7-30 News. Music IWorld News (News 7:45-Sports. Music lEdw MorganIWeather BOO CBS News (News-Music INews 8:15 Music (Land of MusidSporU 8 30 News, Music Land of MiiBiclNew 8:45 SporU, Music ILand ot Music IWeather 0:00 News (News-Go tl:15 Music IC.o Show 9 News, Music IGo Show 9:45 Sports. Music IC.o Show News INews 10.15 Music (Nightbeat 10:30 News, Music NlRlitncai l 10:45 Sports. Mu5lc iNightheat m I lTTooSign Of IGood Newi f IGood Newi INichtheat Nightbeat (Nightbeat News 11:15 Ntcritneai 1 11:30 1 1 :45 Tha following TV brosdcJit and TV viewers. Schedule change cannot accept responsibility for errors or omimons. KBES-TV (Channel 5) Tuesday. 4 00 Kaleidoscope 4:30 Sky King fi 1)0 Uncle Bill 5 30 Quick Draw McGraw 6:00 Your TV Weatherman 8:05 Cnannel 5 Report 6:15 Walter Cronkite News 6:30 Leave It to Beaver 7 00 Flintstonci 7 30 Doble GtUis 8 00 Red Skelton 8 30 lchabod and Me 9:00 Garry Moore 10:00 Naked City 11:00 News Final 11:15 Sign Off Wednesday: H M CBS News 10:110 Love oi Lllc Id .30 Search tor Tomorrow 10 45 Guiding Light j i ;oo Camoutlnge jl 30 As the World Turns VJ 00 I'asswood 1 30 House Party 1:00 The Millionaire 1-30 To Tell the Truth 1 54 CBS News 2 00 Secret Storm 2 30 Kdge o( Night 3 no Johnnie Linn 3 30 Afternoon Matinee 5 on Uncle Bill 5 3' Yogi Bear ft co Your TV Weatherman II 05 Channel 5 Report K 15 Wnlter Cronkite Newi 6 30 Drputv 7 oo My Three Sons 7 30 Checkmate 8 30 Dick Van Dyke fl 00 H S. Steel Hour Id oo Knlher Knows Best 10 30 Right To Bear Arms i oo News Final 1115 Sign Oif KMED-TV (Channel 10) TIFSDAY 4 00 Focal Point jl oo Cnrtonn Carnival 6 on Neworeel in 615 Huntley-Bnnkley News 6 30 Laramie C 7.30 Alfred Hitchcock r oil Dirk Powell A oo Coin's Hundred 10 00 10 o'clock News jo n Tonite Show ict 12 00 News. Weather, Sign OH tVr-dnenrtsv 8 .!. Sign On Morning Visit p 00 Price Is Right 1C1 9 30 Concentration JO oo First Impressions 03O Truth Or Consequences 10 55 NBC News j i (to J no Murrav id 1 1 25 NBC News 1 1 30 l.oretta Young 12 00 Young Dr. Mnlone 12 30 Our Five Daughters (m Kennedy Nrws Conference 1 30 Here s Hollywood 1 55 NBC News 2 00 Queen for a Dv 2 30 Who Do You Trust' 3 no Theatre 10: The World 3 30 Young World 4 oo Focal Point ft 00 Cartoon Carnival fi 00 Nrwsreel 10 6 15 Huntley Rrinkley Journal B 30 P.crcc Commentary A OSpm-U IChlights 6 50 Weather Special 7 01 Riocord 7 30 Joey Blthop B oo Kraft Mystery Theatre 9 oo Play Your Hunch ict U 30 Dsvld Brinklev Journal (C) in oo 10 O'Clork Newi 10 15 Tonite 'Ci 12 00 Ncifs. Weather, Sign Off PROGRAMS-TUESDAY from the radlu nations aid the Mml iKWIN jssokc I Newi IShupper INews I Weather KBOY AM KBOY tso kc 95-3 mr Headlines Contruit Jlcadlines ISwing Thing INews-Swine Newt 1 Sport. 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Scene 1 Any thing lAnything INews (Anything Late Show llateShow Late Show TELEVISION PROGRAMS log it printed ai a free public service for the Mji'I Tribune's readers are printed 11 provided by the TV stations and the Mail Tribune KOTI-TV (Channel 2) Tuesdays 4:00 College of the Air 4:30 Space Angels 4:35 Tech Talhs 5:00 ABC Evening Report 5:15 Country Style U, S. A. 5:30 Quick Dnirt- McGraw ft :00 B o'Clock Report fl:t0 TV Weatherninn B:1S Walter Cronkite News 6:30 Oregon Range Riders 7:00 Harhelor Father 7:30 New Breed ft'30-Ymra for u Song 9:00 A Iron Premier 9:30 Rrports on Congress 10 00 ARC Fiim Report 10:15 Brirklcy s Journal Wert nr Mia v. 40 fhiiplntn's Corner 9:fl0 Mm nlng Report 10 00 Tennessee Ernie Ford 10:3li Yours fur a Song 11:00 CnniouflHRe 11:30 As the World Turns 12 00 Diiy to Court 12 25 Mtd-Dnv Report 12:30 House Pnriv 100 Inn Wvmim 1 30 Seven Keys 2 no Secret Storm 2 30 Edge of Night Grange Notes Griffin Creek Grange Griffin CriTk Grance will hHve the social mivlinR of llu month Thursday, Juno 'Jit. starting with a pr.'.lnck .-upper at ti.M) p in Those attend' ing are to take their own ta ble service. At the last meeting, pre sided over by Overseer Harry Haertlc. the agriculture chair man, Karl Croft, reported the stock market fluctuations feeni in oe Hiiecuni; llie live stock market as well. , The Cub Scout pack held , a cook out at the hall, also 1 a hike up Griffin Creek rd. with about 2.1 boys nttendinii. After the lecture hour re freshments were served by Mrs. Maybl Buchanan and Mr. and Mrs. Jack Biernia. POOR MAN'S II 00 TV Simply Call 09116 Iribuna lakunica no reipont.bi.Uy FM KDOV KRVC I3SU kc " Christ Music G Christiana Newt H nin JI3UU kc Music News-Hymn Mum Music Music News-Hvmn Road Report Hit of Heaven Hvnmi Music Hymns .MUMC " Music News Sign Off Sign OH I Sifin On Bret Steele Western i Western Western News-Hymn ! Western Farm Report "Music 'News-Hymn .inn i Line 'Linn iNat'l News IDaily Bread 'Music 'Music "Music Freedom Ctr IWorld Newi ! 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I .1:00 American Bandstand 3:50 American Newsstand 4 00 College of (ha Air 4 :30 Space Angels 4 :35 Funcl-O-Ramn 5:00 ABC Evening Report 5:15 Airman's World 5:30 Yogi Hear 6 00 Six O'clock Report fl:10 TV Weatherman 6:15 Waller Cronkite News 6:30 H Smith News Analysis 7 no straightaways 7 30 Top Cat A -00 Hawaiian Eve 9 on Nuked Citv 10 00 ABC News Final 4-!i News Lake Creek Swine The fifth meetinii of the Lake Creek Swine 4-H club was held at the Lake Creek Community hall. Bill Hanson called the ineetiiiR to order Holl was called and all were present. We discussed W'hat we fed our pigs. Grct! Walch named the parts of the pit;. Visitors were Bruce Hanson and Mel vin Johnston. Hilly Hanson adjourned the meeting. We played games and had refreshments. Olcn Walch, Reporter. I Knitting Kitteni Shirley Hoarh, refreshment j cochaii man, was in charge of ! 1 1 1 o last meeting of the Knit ting Kittens 4-11 club in Cen tal Point. j Ann Bowling read the min 'ules of the last meeting. On i .'mio 2" all beginners in the i different kinds of knitting .-lulis will have a pre-fair. Kach person will bring need les and yarn. N.inc-y Nikod.vni. ltt'porter. 'l I f , I il mtU utt'ii WE MEED 50 Used Refrigerators! We have buyers waiting for 50 Used Refrigerators. In order to fill this order we will give up to Double the Blue Book appraisal for your old refrigerator on the purchase of any New Westinghouse Refrigeratorl Trowbridge Electric Phone 773-6241 STAR -By CLAY yffi MAR 22 iAPIt. 20 T 2- 8-14-ffl iJyi 43-56 M Vour Daily Activity Guice M According to th Start. To develop mes&oge for Wednesday, read words corresponding to numbers of your Zodiac birth sign. 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SEPT. 22 Chinese Peasants Need Basic Farming Implements By CHARLES R. SMITH United Press International Tokyo -lUPIi- BaJ weather and bungling bureaucracy are not the only causes of Red China's severe food shortages. An authorit 'ivt Commu nist Chinese publication has disclosed that the 500 million peasants in the people's com munes are handicapped by an acute shortage of basic farming implements. "The rural areas require most urgently at present," said an article in the Ta Kung Pao newspaper, "drain age and irrigation machines, small farming implements and art icles for use in everyday life." The article, recently re ceived here, said there was a shortage of such basic imple ments as ho6s, picks, shovels, pails and even baskets and other crude items made of bamboo. The Ta Kung Pao newspaper, and authoritative daily deals mainly with eco nomic news. Home Hems The need for such farming implements and articles as pick-axes, rakes, grass sickles and rainwear, one piece of which is required by each per son, is also quite urgent," the paper said, "for these articles directly affect the rate of at tendance of laborers at work in the fields." The paper also said the League Endorses Rogue Basin Plan Portland - The Izaak Wal ton League of America, in its annual convention here, Sat urday passed a resolution en dorsing the report of the Army Engineers for Rogue river basin development and legislation author! zing the three dam project. The endorsement was on the condition that authoriza tion expressly recognizes, as a continuing part of the pro ject, the necessary fish pro tection aspects as described in the engineers' report. On these conditions the League resolution also supported ap propriations necessary to im plement the project. The engineers report rec ommended definite stream flow releases for controlled temperatures in the Rogue river. IN KOREA Technical Sgt. Robert L. DcLisle, son of Mrs. Ruby M. DeLisle. 203 North Holly St., arrived recently at Kimpo Air Base in Korea for duty with an Air Force advisory group in Seoul. DeLiflc is a food service su pervisor. He was graduated from Ashland High school. Colomma Paint Center 31 S Em Main VINYL LATEX $095 PAINT Gal. Silver Dolbr Stampi WALT'S TVSR RADIO iKVICE "Oldest Shop in So. Oregon 3300 So. Stage Rd. 772-2269 Serving Medtord end Vicinity Calls Monday Thru Thursday 8 A.M. to 6 P.M. Friday 8 A.M. to 4 P.M. j tiaieleliirl'ljM GAZEK' R. POLLA.N- LIMA iPT.2J f-- OCT. 23 4LW 2339-44-5(yr- 69-70-83-84 vv: SCOIftO NOV. 23 5- i-x-urrA 162-68-81-85 V&l SACITTARIUS NOV.2J DC. 22 p 415-29-34 U2-53-87-89IJ CAriKORN MC. 2J jjf JAN. 20 VX pi-24-4.47ff 1 5-67-72 AOUAIIUl JAN. 21 3- 0-19-22-17-41 78V&J risen MAR 21 S l7-20.36-57ri Pl-74-88-90yj peasants "urgently need" such home items as "iron pots, china bowls, pot lids, soup pots and earthen ware for use in everyday life. One of the most serious shortages is in the area of drainage and irrigatioin ma chines, the paper said. "The wear and tear of drainage and Irrigation ma chines has been especially severe because drought struck in the past few years in suc cession. . . Since the machines have been operated for a long er time, more of their parts have now to be renewed. Take small farming implements for instance. Because othe com mune members have gone out to work more often and be cause the degree of utility of land has been raised, many of them have been orn out. Consequently, many of them are needed." The article lamented that "comparatively little atten tion" has been given to the production and supply of these articles. It also implied that the quality left much to concerned, what the peasants be desired. "Where quality is require of industrial and handicraft products is that they are suitable for practical purposes and durab'e. The quality of a product has bear ing on its durability. . . " Don't miss the precision-built DATS UN for Savings When You Buy ...Datsun's low price tag delivers a big, four door, S passenger value packed sedan... road ready with lull synchro mesh transmission, fac tory undercoat, heater, defroster and 12 month 12,000 mile warranty. Savingi When You Drive ...The new DATSUN 60 H P. engine is great for short city dashes or long cross-country runs, yet delivers a budget minded 33 miles per gal Ion of regular gas. Savings When You Serv ice ... No long delays waiting for parts by boat ... no special tools, because the DATSUN is built ior your conven ience with American type parts and threads always available from their large Western fac tory depot. See the others yes, but don't miss the '62 DAT SUN. Prove for yourself why DATSUN is the best buy domestic or import on the market today. I SEE IT. ..TEST DRIVE IT AT STEVENS AUTO SALES JOS North Central Phone 773-36SS f$1696 V Dlvrd. A Big Y ApfJianc CcnUr Plm 773052 Strange As It THE RING NEBULA W XW0WW AS fK CL5flAU DOUGH HUT- COULD HOLD 30,000 SOLAR SYSTEMS WITHIN ITS CENTER PENGUIMS Kit? ThEiH ftlX WARM BV SITTINfi BAC 0W TKie -TA11.S WITH THEIR TOES Off THE 1C,W 1 TllCt Al.l I inui i I IT.'THEV j ; V SAW IT! t? T7nr u : 7Zli 1 L r 1 I r. 1 7 II , ' - .1 yv I I - 71 -i t - J-v -7ioe Nv"'TtT' BUT WE W0Ee f"2 t CoM, I'M IN A COMPETITIVE) 'now, SIWMEIt PoWnTdUE TIME 15 AScEINT, WILL ' 'J 4i CIVILIAN C0NTEACT0ES J FIELD, 1C0, CENTLEMEN... COLONEL! THIS I A ) 300D LINE ! 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ITS ALUAV5 BEEN AF(?AlO OF THE uJATER! I f CAN'T lJlM ! SO I'M GOIN'OFF AN' I'LL NEWER, EVER DARK YORE If ALSO , THAT PROPOSED "CAMPING TRIP" , . WITH HIS SISTER AND HER TEN-YEAR-OLD BUT V DAUGHTER APPEARS JUST A BIT TOO COME, V- INNOCENT. THEY'LL I or? I ..' CsA ARRIVING fJ V x jvS I AT THE ! - I 7 if ? 3 S2 YOU'LLWAHT ISM II H, D00RSTO0P AS'IN i''ocCv MMIII1I lllii j iij'i (.2. ' ' I SAID, "DOC, I GOT A SPLIT ; ' k, peosoNALiTy.'-y cy Answer to Vesterday'i Puritt 37-Kederal power plant unit.) 4flI.amprey 4J-Carpet 43 -Abstract being -Diminished 48-.erlform fluid 49- Sheet of K la:- 50- SitUiun Sl-Katlier ."i.'.-.Mitiured 83-1'rettx' dow 'yV b U 4 h 'y6 7 I8 I9 10 :;x '& IT !TT'2 '3 U vi5 16 is T?"Tv:o tV 22 7F. r7 23" 2 Tv? 25 Tv! 26 ' y. ' 'SSl 27"2B 29 30 31 .v.; 32 33 34 Tv3l ivT yy. 39 40 Tv il 42 43 J 49 STxSTsT 55 "56 v57 5?x59 United Feature Syndicate, Inc. 2fa IT CAN'T EVEN UUADE! c-n GOOD ''Jffl A R'PDANCE!! . 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