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Newspaper Page Texto MEDFOHD MAIL TRIBUNE. MEDFORD. OREGON THURSDAY. JUNE ?8. 19 PROGRAM 5 THURSDAY RADIO srjtMTii mud hslow tecstvd from th rtJIo htxttoiu und mi wnl r.ttfunt aitumci no ruponilbllltf ftvcant (a mi ha chin res as a.r Miupllrd. iMRVC 11510 ke KYJC 12J9 ke jKMED 11440 ke 4 00 LowU Thamts ;Locl News 4 ;j-Vtiiic Rotri Show A J6 Newi (Alex Drier 4 4 Sports-Music, Emphaiis tKWIN J5M ke i News IShopper Newilines Weather I 00 CBS Newi I 1 Music 5 30 New :43SportB-Millle eioo CBSNewi" K is Muaic KBOY 1130 tec Headline! Swing Thirty Newi. Swing iSpU.. Swing Weather INu.-.Hiirve v iNeu'i Nishtineala iSnorls Newa Editorial Newa tNewsltnea ISpte . Swing IHank Weaver Weather 'Swing Thing NewY-Sports" iNews I Wx., Swing iKmnhasis ISports 'Swing Thing 8 30 Newa Analvala I Dinner Music iNewannei iNwi B 45 Sports-Music IDinner Muaic Weather Swing Thing -7;0b Wrld Tonite iNewa Muaic INews Wx. Swing 715 Music Dinner Music ISport Newa Miss. 7 :30 News-Music 7 ;45 SporU-MuaiC 8:00 CBS Newt 8 15 Muaic 8 30 Ncwa-MuniC 8:45 S ports-Music IDinner Music ISport Newa 1M Beany mewsiinea lEdw. .Morgan Weather Land of MusicNewa Land of Musio'Sports Land of Music Newslinei Sign Off 9:00 News fl:15 Muaic 9:3f -Newa-Miiaifi 9:4 5 S ports-Musi e 10.00 News 10:15 Music 10:30 News-Music 10:45 Sportfl-Music if ion Sign Off 11:15 11:30 n 45 12:00 Land of Munic Weather Newa Go INews Go Show ISport Nw Go Show INewslines Go Show IWeather News NiRhtneat Nightbeat Nightneat ! flood Newi Nightbeat iNiBhtbeat INiRhtbe.it I Devotion ISign Off iKiwT rm 9J.S mc ''Uadlines ,Cntrts IMfws Contrasts Headlines 'Editor' ! 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Hour Music News-Hymn Road Report Music IMusic ISign Off 8 00 CBS Newi R15 Music 8:30 News-Musir fl :45 Spnr tSjM usic "fi 00 News n:15Muiilc n 30 Ntuvs-MuBle o 45 Sports-Musle to noINrv.'S l'l:15-Musie 10 tto News-Mimle )0:4? Sports-Muste fi ;no-Sign Off"" 11:15 1 1 :30 1 1 :45 News-Music Land Muaic Land Music Land Music INews, Gn IGo Show Go Show I Go Shjrw "iNews INightheat INiRhthent JNtghUeat IGood Newa INightheat NiRhtheat INightheat .News ISports Newslines IWeather INews ISporta Newslitiei IWeather INews IRelaxation IRelaxation IRelaxation Editorial IRelaxation Concert Concert Concert Concert Jazz Scene iJazz Scene Bit of Heaven Music News-Hymns (Hymns Newa. Musio Sign Off INewa (Jazz Scene (Anything (Anything Anything Anvthtng 'Late Show Late Show KSHA 860 KC Sign on at 8:30 a.m.. sign nff at 7 p.m. Quality musio programs all day with newa and weather every hour on the half-hour. !2:00 iSign Off I I Late Show I TELEVISION PROGRAMS Tht following TV broadcatl log il printed at Irea public it'vlca for Ihi Mall Tribuno'i reader! and TV niewori. Schedule changes are printed ai provided by the TV italioni and the Mail Tribune cannot accent reipontitv'itt lor ertorl o neuinm. KBES-TV (Channel 5) TIM KSBAY 4 30 Mighty Mouse 5 00 Uncle Bill 8 30 Roy nn 6 00 Your ' nn n 05 Channe. fi 15 Walter f iVews R 30 Sports h fi 45 Kaiser's ' 7 on Frontier Ci 8 no Ozne A Haruet 8 :tn Shnnnon A no Mrachcnnmer n :to M Squad in 30 Brenner 1 1 nn-Nrwn Final 11 1 sinnlev St Livingston'' 12 45 Sign OH Hi III V tt 54 CBS New 10 nt Love ot Lite 10 3tv Svarch tor Tomorrow 10 45 Guiding Light 11 00 Cflnmuflnui" 11 30 An the World Turns 12 00 Password 12 30 Ttnusr Pfirtv 1 00 The Millionaire 1 30 To Tell the Truth 1 MCHS Nrws 2 00 Secret Storm 2 30 Kiltr of NlRht .1 00 Jnlmrne Linn 3 30 KnlcKioscope 4 00 Around the Home 4 15 Visit With Cltv poltre 4 30 Uncle Bill Show ft an HucklelieiTV Hound H no Your TV Weatherman fi 05 Channel 5 Hepnrt K 15 Walter Cronkite News fi 30 Rawhide 7 :i0 Route fifi 8 30 Rifleman 0 no Cn.'ntrv Show P 30 Twilight Zone in no irntom-hnhiea II no News Final 11 15 Since 5 12 45 Sign Off KOTI-TV (Channel 2) TiitmshAY 4 on College of the Air 4.30 Uncle Rill 5 00 A BC Evening Report 5:15 Industry on Parade 5 30 Bui twinkle H 00 Six O'Clock Report 6:10 TV Weatherman 8:15 Walter Crnnkite News R:30 Ozfle A Harriet 7:00 Farm Journal 7 30 Real McCoys fl.no My Three Sons R 3n Law Jv Mr, Jones fl 00 Beachcomber fl:3fl Hazel 10 Oil ABC Final Report 10:15 1'ntoiichables 11:15 Showlinie on 2" 12 45 Sign Oil Fit I HA ii:40--Chaplnln's Corner 9. SO Morning Report 10:00 TcnnetHce Ernie Ford 10.30 Yours lor a Song 11:00 CamoiilliiKc 11 3n As the World Turns 12 00 Day In Court 12 25 Mid-Dav Report 12 30 House Party 1 no Jane Wyman Presents 1 30 Seven Kevs 2 '00 Secret Storm 2 30 K.due of NiRht 3 no American Handstand 3 : 30 American Newsstand 4:00 College of the Air 4 30 Spare Angels 4 35 Ore Cal Panorama 3:0(1 ABC F.ventns Report ft 15 Ore Cal Panorama 5 30HuckW-herrv Hound fi no Six OTIock Report It in TV Weatherman fi 15 Waiter Cronkite News fi ;tn Sportsman fi 43 Han Smool 7 Oil Hathaunys 7 30 Klintjitone Ft no 77 Sunset Strip 9 n IMrnct The Cut l uio fl 10-00 ABC Final Report in 13 Holler Derbv 11.13 Showtime on 2" KMED-TV (Channel 10) Thiird v 4 on F'ical Point ft no Carloon Carnival fi on Newsreel 1(1 fi 15 Hunrley-Brinklev Nes A :iti Outlaws 7 30 li Kildare ft 30 H;iiel P no Sing Along With Mitch (C) 10 00 10 O'clock News 10:1.5 Tonite Show (ri 12 00 News, Weather. Sign Olf mux? t ,yySign On Morning Visit 0 00 Pi nf Is Rlkht lv I 9 30 Concentration in no... F.rr.t Impressions ;o :,Triith Or Consequenre in 55 NBC News II -jo Jan Murray (cl 11 23 NBC News i: .10 I.oretta Young IJ0O Young Dr Malnne 12 30 Our Five Daueh'ers 1 Vikr Room for Dandy 1 -o Hcrr j Hollwood T NBC News 1 nOneen for a Dv 3 Y-M'hn Do Vmi Truf 1 "0 TfA'er Ift The World ,1 (i l,t Dv 1 n irrtl Point 1 fi c .-;,or Carnival 1 r - , .rel 10 ri . -tJe-Brinklev flVfi 1 . - ( orr -rwn'ao' ... vV- a H'fr-UfhU - - v.. -r r-ml ' 1 ' D. 'rr.r nd T . .t rvttvet . - r0O.ell BWI ' ' " " fm if t istr.at, fc.gn Off Hatfield Appoints Two To Welfare SnlPm - HOT - Gov. Mark Hatfield has appointed Clay Myers, Portland, and L. W. Aylsworth, Gresham, to the Slate Welfare commission. This makes all seven commis sioners Hatfield appointees. Myers succeeded Mrs. Lee Patterson, Portland, and Ayls worth succeeded Mrs. Nell lrby. Raker. Both the terms of Mrs. Patterson and Mrs. Irhy expired. Mrs. Patterson and Mrs. lrby were among those who refused to resign last year when Hatfield told a news conference a majority of the welfare commission was thwarting his efforts to im prove the welfare program. No one was formally asked to resign prior to the news conference. STAR GAZElCV Br CLAY & POLLAN' M9Jt-385d y6.72-83-88l . TAUtUS gr.s APR. 21 Pi 1- 7-10-43 SyW-7l-83 90 OtMM MAY 32 JUNG 32 ?) 4- -34-37 CANCH JUNE 23 V3I-48-W-451 f74-77B4-8 uo JULY 24 AUS. 23 tJ.lft.Oi.-Wl 54-55-66 VHtOO AUG. V SEPT. 22 kTM6--2S-4S M Youf Ooir JtehVirr Cvioa M Jtccerding to ffla Start. To develop message for Friday, reod words corresponding to numbers of your Zodiac birth sign. 3ITh olYou 32 Social 2 EAwl'tnt 33 Exwovooonf 63 Monay SEPT. 23 OCT. 23 1 y(ro 2 Srrorfl 3Trnnos 4GooO 5 Siorttd 6 Day 7Tr S Today Ooy IOPiiO MOn 12 Brine 15Th 14 Romonoa 15 Your loDeol 17Sptcrol IS In 19lnvita 20 D.sco'd 21 Aji 22CarelulV 23 Should 24Th 25 An 26 Your 27Beor 28 Willi 29 Air 30 Put 34 To 35 Piclura 36 Pttvjn 37 Rtpoir 3S Old 3 Your 40Tulnrl 41 Thot 42 Attain 43 You 44 0V 4bThoia 46 Rtplaca 7 beflma 46 Am 40 In 50 f nam) 51 In 52 To 53 To 54Vor 55 Uo 56 PenotbTol 57 PoMOiiions 58 Be 59Ar MJOicWT 64 To 65 StrMtod 66 Swetharts 67 A,.jrnorrry 68 Fnjit 69Ar. 70 Today 71 Poying 72Shor 73 Sidt 74 Rosy 75 Arttntlon 76 Enjoy " 77 A 7B Forgot 79 0 SO Tola SlOunioa 82 Achon 83 Chock S4Movia 85 Your 86 Dibtroctiona 87 Highor-up 88 Hoipiratny 89 Ton,orrt 900uo)iry icoaptp OCT. 24 tSj, N0V.3S VV 2- 9-11-13V? 163-73.8(182 VS 0K.23 f P6-32 35-47, B3-M-74 ' SAW TT A1IUS N0V.2S CAPaiCOtN JAN. 20 MR 3- S- &23VOI 67-62-68 vSt AOUAMUS LAN. 21 FEB. n 12-15-17-40,4;i 5-79-87 PllCfS '. Xts. MAR. 21 t?-'. b0-39-42-494Tl Strange As It Seems v Wgl Ca. It.J ml IMM Mm The Medical Roundup A ( v Kmcrltua C Emeritus emeritus Madletn Medicine (Aefistar Consultant la Mayo clinic Professor of Mayo Cllnlo and Trlbuna lyndlcaUi 1962) ilTII lias Ecoo Sfofe Pork To Be Opened Soon Cannon Beach, Ore. Ecola State park, which been closed for more than a year because of slides, will he opened soon on a limited basts, Jun Webb, park super inlendent, said Wednesday. Webb said much work re mained to be done but that it was hoped to have il usable early in .lr!y. Princville Area To Become Sfofe Park Salem rtTP - State High way engineer Forrest Cooper said Wednesday Princville reservoir park will be made into a major state park with the letting nf a single contract here Aug. R UNANDER TO TRAVEL Portland Hi'l) Sig Unandrr, Republican nominee foreUS Senator, will attend the Re publican conference to . be held Saturday at the C.y'ts burg. Pa., farm of former President Dinsht Kiscnhow er, the Unanrier committee jrl said Wednesday. RULING ATTACKED Montgomery, Ala. - a'PH -The Alabama Legislature Wednesday unanimously ap proved a resolution attacking the U.S. Supreme Court ruling to ban compulsory school prayers as a "diabolical de parture from the American way of life." The resolution asked Congress to pass a con stitutional amendment "over riding this decision and guar anteeing to the children of this nation the right to prayer in our schools." Register Todayl FREE TIRES Bud't Tire Exchange Inc. 1600 N. Riverside Should Women Go Into Science as a Career? Girls and young women write asking whether they should try for a career in medicine or laboratory re search. My an swer is that, if they love science and medicine, and if it is easy for them to study and to stay in the Alvarea top tenth of their class, a medical career could bring them great satisfaction. I recently read in Science News Letter that only some 7 per cent of the 166,000 per sons listed In the National Register of Scientific and Technical Personnel are wom en. Most of these women work in the fields of biology and psychology. In medicine, women tend to go into pedi atrics, obstetrics, gynecology, anesthesiology, general prac tice, laboratory diagnosis and laboratory research. When 1 was a boy there was a good deal of opposition to the entrance of women into the field of medicine, but, today, that prejudice seems to be largely gone. Certainly, women are very welcome in thousands of laboratories, and there they can do much use ful and needed and valuable work. The Treatment of Psoriasis Psoriasis is such a common disease that I get hundreds of letters a year from people wno ask me how il should be treated. Some say that they have been to a number of doctors and haven't ob tained much permanent re lief. The sad thing about psoria sis is that it is a disease which tends to keep flaring up from time to time, often through out a person's life. A good skin specialist can usually clear it up for a while, but then it may come back. Then the drug which worked well before may not work again. If I had the disease. I would find a good skin spe cialist, and then I would slay with him, letting him try various treatments until he found one that would clear up my red patches. Very help ful, in some cases, are a com bination of some ointment or lotion with ultraviolet or per haps grenz rays. What are the danger signals that may indicate cancer? Your understanding of this disease will be helped by reading Dr. Alvarez.' booklet "What We Know About Can cer." Send 25 , cents and a stamped, self addressed en velope with your request to Dr. Walter C. Alvarez, Dept. U I TQ TV & RADIO UMLI O SERVICE "Oldest Shop in So. Oregon 2300 So. Stage Rd. 772-2269 Serving Medtord and Vicinity Calls Monday Thru Thursday 8 A.M. to 6 P.M. Frid.ly 8 A.M. to 4 P.M. MMT, The Register and Trib une Syndicate, Box 957, Des Moines 4, Iowa, PROTESTS IMPRISONMENT Washington (DTD William Jovanovich of Harcourt, Brace and World, publishers, told the Senate internal secur ity subcommittee Wednesday the government should protest Yugoslavia's imprisonment of writer Milovan Djilas. Djilas was jailed after Harcourt, Brace and World published in this country his book "Con versations With Stalin." LEGAL NOTICES INVITATION FOB BID'. Sealed bids will be recei-.ed un til 3.110 P.M. Pacific Standard Time, July ll. ::?2. In the Office nf the Business ManaRcr, Church Ill Hall, Southern Oregon College, Ashland, Oregon, for Asphaltic Concrete f aving on the Campua of Southern Oregon College. Specifications and forms of con tract document may be obtained from tne Business Office. Southern Oregon College, Ashland, Oregon. titus must De comptetea in me manner provided In the "Instruc tions to Bidders" upon the bid form provided and accompanied by a certified check o.i Bid Bond executed in favor of the Etr.e of Oregon and the Oregon State tsoaro ot mgner education, to ne forfeited aa fixed and liquidated damages, suould the bidder neg U'Jt or refuse to enter Into a con tract and provide stittahle bond for the lalthful performance of the work, in the event contract is awarded to him. Southern Oregon College re aerves the right tn accept or re ject any or all bide and to' waive all informalities. No bidder may withdraw his hid after the hour set for the opening thereof, until after the elapse of 30 daya from the bid opening. Donald . Lewis Business Manager Southern Oregon College Ashland, Oregon. NOTICE Of RALE IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE STATE OF OREGON FOR JACK SON COUNTY IN THE MATTER OF THE ESTATE OF CORA EDNA REED, also known as CORA EDNA HOLMES, Deceased. Notice la hereby given that the undersigned Administratrix, pursuant the Order of the Court made and dated the 1.1th day of June, 1962, will nn or after the 23rd day of July, 1I1S2, at the law offices of Sherman S. Smith, 127 N. W. "D" Street, Grants Pass, Oregon, sell to the highest and best bidder for cash, or part rash and the balance on aecured contract, all interest of the above entitled estate In real property de scribed as: Lot 18 o( MINER'S AD DITION to the City of Ashland. Jackson county, Oregon, according tn the official plat thereof now of record. Edtlh L. Wlgren, Administratrix POOR MAN'S 1 00 TV j HOME Simply Calinill I C 772-8822 WE NEED 50 Used Refrigerators! We have buyers waiting (or 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 Refrigerator! TrowbridgQ Electric PhoRo 773-6241 Big Y Appliance Center Phone 773-3052 LIAS HOWE tnrem'or of re ENCOUNTERED SJCW REVERSES IN LOKDOW, JttS HAD TO PAWN H!5 riRSf MACHIWET AKO PATENT PAPERS TO PAy HI 5 PASSAGE HOMit THAT GK0W5 0U Tttfs AW EDIBLE MUSrlWOM THAT HAS THE APPEAKAMCt? OP A CHOICE CUT Of MM BOTH IU SHAPE,, ALD COLOgf bpe. ml laM 'mail has. "Trig VEUOW RIVEST, Chins, HAS CHAMGE0 ITS COVZSS. ' II TIMES IN 2,500 ygAKS,,, IM A SINGLE: YEAE IT MOVED 250 MIL5 Off THE Old C0UISE tm CROSSWORD PUZZLE ACROSS 1-Aljronquiiii Indian 4 -Pre. ticket ft-Soapitona 12- Fuia 13- Slnstnr vnlet 14- DolphinIika ctacan 15- Lair 16- Woodworktr IS-Kxtra 2rt-Want il -Pa rent (colloq.) St-liland In Mediter ranean SB-Seed coating (Pi.) 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