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:v3 1 ; I WEDNESDAY. JUNE 27. 1962 MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE. MEDFORD, OREGON RADIO PROGRAM S-WEDNESDAY nt"t UU4 fctlow rtcivt4 from Um radio fUttotu and th Mall Trtbano luuma no rtiponiloUlty vxccpt w wiw tnuiin wars uppuea. IKWIN IKBOYAM IKBOY FM IKDOV 1730 ke 195.3 mc 11309 He i itTJC . KMED f . llltke 11440 ka "lito-lxywcll Thomas! Local Newi 4:l Music t:30 Ntwi :4o Frank Goaa I AO CBS Newi Road Show lAJex Drier lEmphaati SSI kc Now Shop par Newi Weather S;1S Pacifte Power :4g SporU-Mmie I N e wi - Ha rvey I Newi INIghtinfaU ISport Nowa Headlines iNews iHank Weaver I Weather 00 CBS News iNowi-SporU .News 4:1S Musle lEmphasia Sports 430 Nawi Analyst! ICommenlary (News 4:4 Sporti-Mmic pinner MuijcWaather T:0o World Tonitt INews-Muile I Weather t:l Music ' ! Dinner Muilc 'Sports- 30-Newi-Muile , World News News ' :4S -Sports-Music Edw. 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JK According to th Stan, To develop message for Thursday, read words corresponding to numbers of your Zodiac birth sign. 31 Sunauntfang. 41 Friencfahip P7-24-3! 1 Keep 2 Legal v 3 Dixu 5(udy 5 New 60ut 7 BuitdVig B Morten 9 Bat tO l-or 11 You 12 Mar nag 13 May , M Plans lb With 14 Plans 17 Improve 18 Boouty 19 Could 20 Today 21 Travel 22Goodvrl 23 From 21 Your 25 Be 24 You 32 And 33 Arrange 34 Just 35 Some 34 Really 37 Enjoy 38 Dates 39 Ottpootl AO And 42 Can 43 If 4J.Tho 45 Or oAHighor-up 47Allea 48 You 49 Ta 70 Ami scotno OCT. 24 t?i I&V.22 42-47-56-58, IV.I-6M5-86' 4IOrawbocra 71 VrwU 42 Accept 72 Be 43 With 73 44 Or 74 Stand 450f 75 Town 44 Or 74 Goswp Al An 77Appatn 48 AroumeriDl 78 Serried 49 Fttends 79 Fovorabry SOPtoblerm oOAspected 5IBkenng 81 W,m 52 It 82T 53 Some 83Wrrh 54Go 84Your 55 Or 85 Us 540llsr 84 Tendered 27 Treatments 57 Where 87 Finances 28 Today 58 Of 88 Success 29 Associates 59 Deals 89 Bothers 30 Can ' 40 Partnerships 90 Doctors Gooc! Advene Nclufl SACITTAIIUS NOV. 23 OtC 22' kn sc ca nST - 5-7-Mifi JAM 20 Vt5 ""(13-25-35.41? (547-84-87 AQUAHUS JAN. 21 fa. w hl-W-21.28(g nscis FEB. MAIL 21 02-23-39-4601 536-73 VSS Strange As It Seems un hix Small Worlds Around Us By LYNN M. WATKINS (Rejiitei anrj Tribune - Syndicate 1962) I ? TELEVISION PROGRAMS ; ,'TKe fellewlnf TV breadcall loj it printed free public service for the Mail Tribune's readers end TV yiewert. Schedule chaneea are printed as provided by the TV stations and the Mall Tribune cannot accept reipeniibility fei errors or emissions. KBES-TV (Channel 5) WEbNttSDAY 3:10 Wednesday Matinee 5:00 Uncle Bill 4 :U0 Yogi Bear . 4:00 Your TV Weatherman 4:05 Channel S Report 6:15 Walter Cronkite Newr 6:30 Deputy 1 00 My Three Soni - 130 Checkmate 4:30 Otck Van Dyke :00 U. S. Steel Hour 10:00 Father Knows Beat 10:30 Right to Bear Armi 11:00 Newa Final H.18 Sign Off TnURSDAI . 4:54 CBS Newi 10 AO Love of Life 1030 Search for Tomorrow 10:4S Guiding Light 11.00 Camouflage 11:30 Aa the World Turni . 12:00 Patuword 12:30 Houie Party 1:00 The Millionaire 1 J0 To Tell the Truth 1:54 CBS Newa '4:00 Secret Storm 3:30 Edge of Night 3:00 Johnnie Linn 3:30 Kaleidoacope 4:00 Kaleldoicopc 4:30 Mighty Moui 4:00 Uncle Bill 530 Roy Rosen 6:00 Your TV Weatherman 6:05 Channel 5 Report 6:15 Walter Cronkite Newi 6:30 Sporti Roundup 6:45 Kaiier'i Corner 7:00 Frontier Circui 1:00 Ortle & Harriet 4:30 Shannon 4 00 Beachcomber 6 30 M Squid 10:00 Pmword 1030 Brenner 11:00 Newa Final 11:15 "Stanley it Llvingaton" 14:45 Sign Off KMED-TV (Channel 10) Wednesday 4:00 rocsl Point f:00 Cartoon Carnival K) Newireel 10 :15 Huntley-Brlnkley Report 40 Pierce Commentary US Sboru Hlehllrhts erau weatner 70 Hlpcord 1-30 The Rebel :00 Kraft Mystery Theatre 1:00 Play Your Hunch ic 9:30 D Brlnkley Jnurnel (e) 10:0010 o'clock News 10:13 Tonlta Show (cl 11:00 Newa. Weather. Slfn Off Thursday :3S Slin On Morrtlnt Visit 0 DO Price Is (tifht lei :30 Concentration 104)0 Flret Impreislona 10:30 Truth Or Conaequcncea 10:3s NBC News 11-00 Jan Murray (c) 11:23 NBC Newa 1 1 :J0 Lorette Vounf ll." Youne Dr. Malnna 1:30 Our rive Daughters , 1 .-00 Make Room for Daddy ISO Here's Hollywood ' 1 :S3 NBC News 2:00 Queen for e Day 130 Who Do You Trust? 1 00 friendship Circle ( JO Ladlea Day 4.0O rocal Point 5:00 Cartoon Carnival . f :00 Newsreel in :I3 HuntleyBrlnkley News 30 Outlaws 7 30 Dr. KJldare :30 Hazel no Sine Alont with Mitch (e) 10-00 10 o'clock Newa 10:11 Tortile Show (el 11.-00 Newa. Weather. Win Ott 3:00 ABC Evening Report 3:13 Airman's World 3:30 Yogi Bear 6:00 Six O'clock Report 6:10 TV Weatherman 6:15 Waller Cronkite Newa 6:30 H Smith News Analysts 7.O0 Stralghtawaya 7:30 Top Cat 8-00 Hawaiian Eye 0:00 Naked City 10:00 ABC Newa Final 10:13 Sim Off TIIUK3IIAT 9:40 Chaplain's Corner 9:30 Morntns Ttenort 10:00 Tennessee Ernie Ford Southern Pacific Loses $7,020 Suit Elko, Nov. - (UPD - Gamble Ranches, Inc., Tacoma, Wash., was awarded $7,020 Tuesday in a suit charging the South ern Pacific Railway with viol ation of Ihe uniform livestock contract. The corporation contended Southern Pacific and Union Pacific railroads violated the contract while shipping 681 calves from loading points on me union Pacific line at Hep pner and Hinkle, Ore., to Ta coma. The suit against Union Pacific was dismi ssed. Judge Taylor Wines found Southern Pacific delivering agents allowed the cattle to go long periods without food, water or exercise and that the cattle were unloaded in a dusty corral with no water facilities. NOW YOU KNOW Los Angeles - HPH - Nearly one million homes here wlil receive an illustrated "Handy Reference Guide" from the Board of Public Works on how to wrap garbage. 10:30 Youra for a Song 11:00 Camouflage 11:30 As the World Turns 12:00 Day in Court . . 12:23 Mid-Day Report 12:30 House Party 1:00 Jan Wyman Preaenta 1:30 Seven Keya 2:00 Secret Storm . 2:30 Edge of Nlgnt 3:00 American Bandstand 3:30 American Newastand 4:00 College of the Air 4:30 Uncle Bill 3:00 ABC Evening Report 3:13 industry on Parade 3:30 Bullwlnkle 6:00 Six O'clock Report 6:10 TV Weatherman 6:13 Walter Cronkite Newa 6:30 Ozie & Harriet 7:00 Farm Journal 7:30 Real McCoya 8:00 My Three Sons 8:30 Law it Mr. Jonea 0 :00 Beachcomber 0:30 Haiel 1 0:00 ABC News Final 10:13 Untouchables 11:15 Showtime on "2" 12:43 Sign Off Primitive Man Had Myths In Place of Facts Nature worship," whereby people believe spirits of vari ous Kinds innabit rocks, wa ters, clouds, trees, mountains and animals, is probably worldwide in occurrence. It affects primitive peoples everywhere, and has since the first man wondered about the why" of things that existed in his immediate environment. 'Nature worship" undoubted ly was the very first form of religion. It probably predated mythology, which itself is a system of legends and superstitions. Primitive man stood in awe of things he couldn't under stand, but he did know enough to realize that some forces of nature could hurt him or even destroy him. Lightning, thun der, hurricanes, earthquakes even the sound of rushing water and the beauty of a rainbow were feared, for 11 might have spirits within them that were displeased. Felt Ha Failed So to appease those spirits, he made stronger spirits to counteract the bad. But when the lightning continued to flash or the waters to roar, he felt he had failed and the spirits were sun angry. Many American Indian tribes practiced what we now call "nature worship," based on the belief the tribe was descended from some animal species. Beaver clans, bear clans and a host of others were merely manifestations of this belief, and the animals representing those clans were held in reverence. Members of the bear clan refused to kill bears, but ate deer and other game. The an imal species became a symbol. These primitive peoples never heard of reincarnation but they practiced it, believing the spirit of the departed came back to earth in the form of an animal. Fiery Demon The sun was a fiery demon In the daytime sky; the moon watched over the tribes when the sun had gone to bed. In the winter the "frost spirit" clasped his cold hand on the forest and held it there until the spirit of spring came to drive it away. . Some Indian legends and superstitions were personified by beauty of thought. The Milky Way was supposedly the pathway by which Indian spirits traveled on the way to the happy hunting grounds. The stars were the campfires that lighted the way. His legends and myths were very real to him and to the primitive of today. There was no way they could know or explain the natural forces con stantly at work on every hand. As Lowell so aptly wrote " the idol is the measure of the worshiper." Body of Halsey Farmer Located Halsey - (UPD The body of William Knuths, 31, Halsey farmer, was found early Tues day in a 20 acre lake on his farm. He drowned late Monday. ' -eV 1 WERE USED BY CHINESE MOKE THAN 600 . YEARS AGO BULL'S CKtelNAl NAME WAS JUMPIUO BADGER--AND HE LIVED AT THE STANDI U0 ROCK AGENCY 0ICEPRINT5 Of A niSOH'S SPfECH AUE SO DISTlHCTIVE THAT THEY AW BE USED FOR IDENTIFICATION, LIKE FINGERPRINTS -Be Tee. 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S2-Cosnomenj 34 -Fixed period of time 36-Go in 27-Of neither sex etS-Explrea ; 40 - Stroked 41 - Boxes 44-Consecrata 47 -Open in In fence 4 -Native of Latvia 52-Torrid 6 4 -Cry of goat 47-A state . (abbr.) SI -Symbol for tantalum to-Enlisted mai (colloq.) , 2 3 4 5 6 7 J W 19 jy2o irw 55 29 30 pjiT '. 32 " PP P3? PP it. 7 a 49 50 51 32 HlH" 54 ii 57 J m 5 60 d6il 1 1 1 111 1 1 te Utah Youth Drowns In Alaska Lake Anchorage, Alaska - (UPP Larry Smith, 21, a University of Utah student employed by the Bureau of Commercial Fisheries for summer work In Alaska, drowned Sunday while swimming In Naknek lake about 300 miles south west of here, it was learned Tuesday. Smith, the son of Mr. and Mrs. Earl H. Smith, Spring field, Va was working for the Fisheries Bureau in the King Salmon area on the Alaska Peninsula. 20'. JO' GARAGE f " J WITH CONCRETI SLAB On Your Lot-$750 Few modifications needed for use as cabin or dwelling. Com parable rales on all phases of building. LEE HOLT, builder. 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